During
seven years as a backbench MP, before joining the Government
in June 2003,
Caroline Flint made over 50 speeches in parliament. They
include:
02.06.97 Education (schools) Bill (Caroline Flint's Maiden
Speech)
07.07.97 Statement on School Standards.
30.07.97 Criminal Justice System.
03.11.97 Breast Cancer Screening.
03.11.97 An adjournment debate on Unadopted Roads in Don
Valley.
25.11.97 Pre-budget Statement.
26.11.97 Adj debate on Coal Industry.
01.12.97 Welfare, Pensions and Disabled People.
19.12.97 Adj debate on Welfare to Work.
08.04.98 Crime & Disorder Bill.
08.06.98 Teaching & Higher Education Bill.
09.06.98 " " " "
25.06.98 Review of Energy Sources for Power Generation.
29.06.98 Class Sizes.
06.07.98 Further Education.
06.07.98 Reform of Child Support System.
29.07.98 Childcare
18.11.98 Welfare reform programme, concerning bereavement.
18.11.98 European Parliamentary elections Bill.
25.11.98 Queens's speech - Trade & Industry, Education
& Employment.
03.12.98 Reform of Teaching Profession.
16.12.98 Modernisation of the House.
16.12.98 Safety of the MMR Vaccine.
02.02.99 House of Lords Bill.
03.03.99 House of Lords Bill.
04.03.99 House of Lords Bill.
08.03.99 Government priorities for Women.
15.04.99 Youth Justice & Criminal Evidence Bill.
07.07.99 Adj debate on Protection of Wildlife.
12.07.99 Transport Estimates.
03.11.99 Adj debate on Special Scientific Interest.
30.11.99 Representation of People Bill.
16.12.99 Adj on Childcare.
21.12.99 Debate on Public Expenditure.
18.01.00 Health Care.
19.01.00 Adj debate GNER's proposed parkway station.
01.02.00 Adj debate ASB Orders.
09.02.00 Adj debate Airs Serivces Agreement.
09.03.00 Debate on Work, Life Balance.
29.03.00 Child Support, pensions & Social Security
Bill.
30.03.00 Learning & Basic Skills.
16.05.00 Future of teaching Profession.
18.05.00 Care Standards Bill.
20.07.00 Adj debate on Public Expenditure.
26.07.00 Debate on Yorkshire & Humber - Finningley
Airport
23.10.00 Debate on Speaker's Election.
06.11.00 Privatisation.
16.11.00 Adjournment debate on Child Support Agency
deductions by the Mministry of Defence
30.11.00 Adj debate on poverty & Social Exclusion.
20.12.00 Hunting Bill.
21.12.00 Adoption White Paper.
09.01.01 Adj debate Student Funding.
06.02.01 Adj debate School Bus Services.
06.02.01 Allocation of Time Motion.
26.02.01 Trial Summer Reopening.
26.02.01 No-Fly Zones Over Iraq.
27.02.01 Adj debate on Aviation & Environment.
25.06.01 Queen's speech on Economy, Trade & Industry.
12.07.01 Post-16 Education.
24.10.01 Adj debate on Off-Road Motor Cycles.
24.10.01 Sex Discrimination (Election Candidates) Bill.
25.10.01 Student Finance.
31.10.01 Adj debate on Regional Air Services.
07.11.01 Adj debate Digital Hearing Aids.
07.11.01 Adj debate Coal Industry.
19.11.01 Anti-Terrorism Crime & Security Bill.
20.11.01 Ministerial Statement Intervention.
26.11.01 Anti-Terrorism Crime & Security Bill.
04.12.01 Education Bill.
10.12.01 Tax Credits Bill.
16.01.02 Railways.
17.04.02 Debate on Sure Start, refering to Sure Start
Denaby Main & Conisbrough.
21.05.02 Truancy & Discipline in Schools.
13.06.02 Restructuring Consignia.
18.06.02 Adj debate on Unadopted Roads.
20.06.02 Business Quest Childcare.
17.07.02 Adj debate National Childcare Strategy.
15.10.02 Adj debate Local Govt Finance.
16.10.02 Education & Skills (Educsation in former
mining communities)
23.10.02 National Lottery.
29.10.02 Adj debate on Regional Air Services.
29.10.02 Modernisation of House of Commons.
20.11.02 Queen's speech Home Affairs.
08.01.03 Foundation Hospitals.
28.01.03 Fire Dispute.
03.02.03 Iraq.
04.02.03 House of Lords Reform.
07.03.03 Retirement Income Reform Bill.
12.03.03 Anti-Social Behaviour.
18.03.03 Iraq.
26.03.03 Iraq.
PARLIAMENTARY PETITIONS
Caroline has presented the following
petitions to Parliament:
28.11.97 Public petition in
support of Wild Mammals (Hunting Bill).
27.07.00 21,000 signature Petition from residents of
Finningley and surrounding areas in favour of Finningley
Airport. Records indicate that this is the largest petition
in favour of an airport, presented to parliament.
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