House of Lords debates for 2009-04-23

Department: House of Lords

Published: 2009-04-24 22:52:55

Health: Tuberculosis — Question Fuel Poverty — Question Supreme Court — Question United States: Interrogation of Detainees — Question Statutory Instruments Committee — Membership Motion Arrangement of Business — Announcement Health: Contaminated Blood Products — Debate Coal and Carbon Capture and Storage — Statement Civil Liberties: Electronic Surveillance — Debate Sport: British Formula 1 Grand Prix — Question for Short Debate

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