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Index for Volume 513—continued
A Am At B Be Bl Br Bu By C Ce Co Cr D de Di Du E Em Ex F Fr G Gh Gr Gu H He Hi Hu I J Ju K L Li Lu M Mc Me Mo N No O Or P Ph Pu Q R Ri Rw S Si Sp Su T Tu U V W Wh Wo Y Z
Graduates
Graham, Richard
Chamber Debates
Finance Bill, 2R (06.07.2010) 251, 257-8
Unemployment (07.07.2010) 415-6
Questions
Economic growth, South West 786
Travellers, Caravan sites 1079
Grant, Mrs Helen
Chamber Debates
Counter-terrorism (13.07.2010) 809
Questions
Armed forces, Families 818w
Third sector, Regulation 933-4
Gray, Mr James
Chamber Debates
Afghanistan, Peacekeeping operations (07.07.2010) 385
Questions
Afghanistan, Peacekeeping operations 10
Economic growth, South West 785-6
Multiple sclerosis, Drugs 401w
Public expenditure, Home Office 201w
Grayling, Rt Hon Chris, Minister of State, Department for Work and Pensions
Chamber Debates
Questions
Buildings, Department for Work and Pensions 680-1w
Conferences, Department for Work and Pensions 322-3w
Consultants, Department for Work and Pensions 211w
Employment, Homelessness 518w
Employment, Older workers 336w
Employment and support allowance 103w, 212w
Employment and support allowance, Arthritis 683w, 687w
Employment and support allowance, Work capability assessment 223-4w, 442w
Employment schemes, West Midlands 434-5w
Equal opportunities, Department for Work and Pensions 323-4w
Ethnic Minority Employment Task Force 724w
EU law, Department for Work and Pensions 682-3w
Future Jobs Fund, Greater London 518w
Health and Safety Executive, Expenditure 724w
Health and Safety Executive, Manpower 724-5w
Jobcentre Plus, Manpower 684-5w
Jobcentre Plus, Temporary employment 685w
Jobseeker's allowance, Ashton-in-Makerfield 216w, 438-9w
Jobseeker's allowance, Birmingham 328w, 526w
Jobseeker's allowance, Bishop Auckland 215w, 438-9w
Jobseeker's allowance, Bristol 526w, 685w
Jobseeker's allowance, Clwyd 686w
Jobseeker's allowance, Cynon Valley 328w, 525w
Jobseeker's allowance, Durham 728w
Jobseeker's allowance, Greater London 527w
Jobseeker's allowance, Greater Manchester 438-9w
Jobseeker's allowance, Houghton-le-Spring 438-9w
Jobseeker's allowance, Kingston upon Hull 216w, 438-9w
Jobseeker's allowance, Lancashire 438-9w
Jobseeker's allowance, Newcastle upon Tyne 439w
Jobseeker's allowance, Scotland 526w, 686w
Jobseeker's allowance, Wakefield 328w, 526w
Jobseeker's allowance, West Midlands 686w
Jobseeker's allowance, Worsley 438-9w
Lone parents, Lancashire 216-7w
Mortgages, Government assistance 328w
New deal schemes, Birmingham 217-8w
Non-departmental public bodies, Department for Work and Pensions 104w
Official cars, Department for Work and Pensions 211w, 681w
Offshore industry, Safety 108-9w
Pay, Department for Work and Pensions 211-2w
Public expenditure, Department for Work and Pensions 722-3w
Recruitment, Sex establishments 223w
Regulation, Department for Work and Pensions 723w
Social security benefits 532w
Social security benefits, Fraud 688w
Social security benefits, Great Yarmouth 533w
Social security benefits, Greater Manchester 221-2w
Social security benefits, Motherwell 854w
Social security benefits, Scotland 687-8w
Speeches, Department for Work and Pensions 681w
Training, Department for Work and Pensions 324w
Unemployed people, Mental health 728w
Unemployed people, Training 109w
Great Yarmouth
Social security benefits 533w
Greater London
Jobseeker's allowance 527w
Greater Manchester
Police community support officers 746w
Social security benefits 221-2w
Welfare tax credits 92-3w
Greatrex, Tom
Westminster Hall Debates
Renewable energy (14.07.2010) 315wh
Questions
Entry clearances, Married people 203w
Office for Budget Responsibility 794
Turks and Caicos Islands, Politics and government 161-2
Greece
Administration of justice 171, 226w
Green, Damian, Minister of State, Home Office
Written Statements
Immigration controls 42ws
Questions
Deportation, EU nationals 632w
Deportation, Offenders 73-4w
Deportation, Somalia 202w
Detention centres, Children 631w
Domestic violence, Immigrants 195w
Entry clearances, Married people 203w
Illegal immigrants, Overseas students 836w
Immigration, Chernobyl 634w
Immigration Act 1971, Prosecutions 76w
Immigration controls, English language 76-7w, 552w
Legislation, Home Office 71w
Passports, Intelligence services 288-9w
Passports, Lost property 204-5w
Prisoners, Foreign nationals 387-8w
UK Border Agency, Standards 287-8w
Green, Kate
Chamber Debates
Finance Bill, Com (13.07.2010) 880
Rape, Rights of accused (08.07.2010) 559, 579
Questions
Child benefit, Greater Manchester 182-3w
Companies, Registration 878-9w
Jobseeker's allowance, Greater Manchester 438-9w
Lone parents, Greater Manchester 527-8w
Pensioners, Greater Manchester 331-2w
Pregnant women, Grants 185w
Social rented housing 487w
Social security benefits, Disability 220w
Green belt
Green Investment Bank
Greening, Justine, Economic Secretary
Chamber Debates
Finance Bill, 2R (06.07.2010) 253
Questions
Crown lands and estates, Sales 409w
Data protection, Treasury 914w
Economic growth, South East 790-1
Equal opportunities, Treasury 537w
Excise duties, Alcoholic drinks 657w
Government departments, Accountancy 410-2w
Green Investment Bank 657w
Lost property, Treasury 183-4w
Ministerial policy advisers, Treasury 94-5w
Mobile phones, Treasury 291w
Non-departmental public bodies, Treasury 717w, 789-90
Office for Budget Responsibility, Public appointments 540w, 911w
Photographs, Treasury 410w
Pregnant women, Grants 540w
Public expenditure, Treasury 541w
Regulation, Treasury 657w
Social security benefits, Uprating 853-4w
Tax allowances, Renewable energy 296w
Taxation, Carbon emissions 339w
Unemployment, South Yorkshire 413w
Greenwood, Lilian
Chamber Debates
Canterbury and Nottingham private bills, Revival motion (05.07.2010) 127, 129-30, 139, 142
Finance Bill, 2R (06.07.2010) 277, 323-4
Westminster Hall Debates
Health services, Nottingham (06.07.2010) 49wh
Questions
Emergency services, Pensions 944
Landlords, Registration 1070-1
Special educational needs 653-4
Grieve, Rt Hon Mr Dominic, Attorney General
Chamber Debates
Terrorism Act 2006 (Disapplication of Section 25) Order (14.07.2010) 1029
Questions
Buildings, Attorney General 748-9w
Information and communications technology, Attorney General 645-6w
Lighting, Attorney General 646-7w
Litvinenko, Alexander 194w
Marketing, Attorney General 749w
Official cars, Attorney General 749-50w
Official hospitality, Attorney General 647w
Security, Attorney General 647-8w
Stationery, Attorney General 648w
Training, Attorney General 750-1w
Utilities, Attorney General 751-3w
Written questions, Attorney General 753w
Griffith, Nia
Chamber Debates
Rape, Rights of accused (08.07.2010) 611-2, 615
Griffiths, Andrew
Questions
OGCbuying.solutions, Official hospitality 600w
Regional development agencies 883w
Sponsorship, Communities and Local Government 493w
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