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31/03/2017 Tulip Siddiq Written Question Afghanistan: Domestic Violence 31/03/2 Date Member(s) Type Topic (click for transcript) 31/03/2017 Tulip Siddiq Written Question Afghanistan: Domestic Violence 31/03/2017 Jim Cunningham Written Question Breastfeeding 30/03/2017 Jim Cunningham Written Question Pregnancy: Diets 30/03/2017 Jim Cunningham Written Question Endometriosis 29/03/2017 Richard Arkless, Rory Stewart, Desmond Swayne, Imran Oral Questions United Nations (Aid Programmes) Hussain 29/03/2017 Anne Main, Mike Freer, Dan Poulter, Jim Shannon, Ben Debate HIV Treatment Bradshaw, Peter Kyle, Thangam Debbonaire, Martyn Day, Sharon Hodgson, Nicola Blackwood 29/03/2017 Paula Sherriff Written Question Developing Countries: Equality 28/03/2017 Robert Flello Early Day Motion Sex-Selective and On-Demand Abortion 28/03/2017 Maria Caulfield, Tobias Ellwood, Helen Jones, Nusrat Ghani, Oral Questions Yazidi Captives: Daesh Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh, Robert Jenrick, Danny Kinahan, Emily Thornberry 28/03/2017 Tim Farron Written Question Maternity Services: Negligence 21/03/2017 Will Quince, Tim Loughton, Kevin Barron, Gavin Robinson, Debate Baby Loss (Public Health Guidelines) Philip Dunne 16/03/2017 Stewart Jackson Written Question Female Genital Mutilation 16/03/2017 Paul Blomfield, Mike Kane, Jeremy Wright, Andrew Oral Questions Domestic Violence Stephenson 16/03/2017 Amanda Solloway, Lucy Frazer, Robert Buckland, Peter Bone Oral Questions Violence Against Women and Girls 16/03/2017 Kate Osamor Written Question USA: Family Planning 15/03/2017 Tom Brake Written Question EU Aid 14/03/2017 Liz McInnes Written Question Gambia: Female Genital Mutilation 13/03/2017 Will Quince Written Question Maternity Services: Bereavement Counselling 13/03/2017 Diana Johnson, Maria Caulfield Legislation Reproductive Health (Access to Terminations) [Ten Minute Rule] 13/03/2017 Will Quince Written Question Maternity Services 13/03/2017 Kate Osamor Written Question Procurement: Drugs 13/03/2017 Kate Osamor Written Question USA: HIV Infection 13/03/2017 Emily Thornberry Written Question Special Envoy for Gender Equality: Staff 13/03/2017 Will Quince Written Question Maternity Services 13/03/2017 Stephen Timms Written Question Midwives: Recruitment 08/03/2017 Liz McInnes Written Question Sexual Offences: International Cooperation 08/03/2017 Luciana Berger Written Question Mental Health Services: Mothers 07/03/2017 Alison Thewliss Written Question Maternity Services: Standards 07/03/2017 Jim Shannon Written Question Female Genital Mutilation 07/03/2017 Margaret Ritchie Written Question Flour: Folic Acid 07/03/2017 Richard Fuller Written Question HIV Infection 07/03/2017 Stephen Twigg Written Question USA: Family Planning 07/03/2017 Stephen Twigg Written Question USA: Abortion 06/03/2017 Kate Osamor Written Question Developing Countries: Abortion 02/03/2017 Jess Phillips, Desmond Swayne, Natascha Engel, Maria Miller, Debate International Women's Day Fiona Mactaggart, Anne-Marie Trevelyan, Tulip Siddiq, Nusrat Ghani, Angela Crawley, Lindsay Hoyle, Lucy Allan, Lyn Brown, Flick Drummond, Kirsten Oswald, Chris Elmore, Sarah Olney, Liz Saville Roberts, Liz McInnes, Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh, Sarah Champion, Caroline Dinenage, Jess Phillips 02/03/2017 Hilary Benn Written Question HIV Infection 02/03/2017 Tim Farron Written Question Postnatal Depression 02/03/2017 Gareth Thomas Written Question Developing Countries: Health Services 02/03/2017 Jim Shannon, Bob Blackman, Fiona Bruce, Martin Vickers, Early Day Motion DIFD and Abortion Funding Sammy Wilson 01/03/2017 Justine Greening Written Statement Sex and Relationship Education 01/03/2017 Catherine West Written Question Libya: Females 28/02/2017 Gloria De Piero Written Question Vitro Fertilisation 28/02/2017 Nusrat Ghani Written Question Forced Marriage 28/02/2017 Jim Shannon Written Question Pregnancy: Advisory Services 28/02/2017 Catherine West Written Question Burma: Females 27/02/2017 Paula Sherriff Written Question Cervical Cancer: Screening 27/02/2017 Roger Godsiff Written Question Overseas Aid 24/02/2017 Mike Freer, Stephen Doughty, Caroline Dinenage Oral Questions HIV Awareness: PSHE Lessons 24/02/2017 Julie Elliott Written Question Refugees: Females 23/02/2017 Priti Patel Written Statement Supply Process 22/02/2017 Alex Cunningham, James Wharton, Vicky Foxcroft, Paula Oral Questions UN Gender Equality Initiative Sherriff, Kate Osamor 22/02/2017 Tom Brake Written Question Gender: Equality 20/02/2017 Neil Carmichael Written Question Human Trafficking 20/02/2017 Jim Shannon Written Question Domestic Violence: Young People 20/02/2017 Lucy Powell Written Question Pregnancy: Depressive Illnesses 20/02/2017 Tom Brake Written Question Gender Equality 20/02/2017 Tom Brake Written Question Refugees: Females 20/02/2017 Tom Brake Written Question Humanitarian Aid 20/02/2017 Tom Brake Written Question Gender: Equality 10/02/2017 Fiona Bruce Written Question Abortion: Gender Selection 10/02/2017 Helen Hayes Written Question Family Planning 09/02/2017 Jim Cunningham Written Question Developing Countries: Females 09/02/2017 Douglas Carswell Written Question Female Genital Mutilation: Prosecutions 08/02/2017 Stephen Timms Written Question Domestic Violence 08/02/2017 Sharon Hodgson Written Question Human Papillomavirus: Vaccination 08/02/2017 Sharon Hodgson Written Question Human Papillomavirus: Vaccination 08/02/2017 Sharon Hodgson Written Question Sexually Transmitted Infections: Disadvantaged 08/02/2017 Lisa Cameron Written Question Developing Countries: HIV Infection 07/02/2017 Roger Godsiff Written Question Miscarriage 07/02/2017 Will Quince Written Question Maternity Services 06/02/2017 Christina Rees Written Question Domestic Violence 06/02/2017 Graham Jones Written Question Domestic Violence 06/02/2017 Jim Cunningham Written Question Domestic Violence: Advisory Services 03/02/2017 John Spellar Written Question Developing Countries: Family Planning 03/02/2017 John Baron Written Question Cervical Cancer: Screening 03/02/2017 Fiona Bruce Written Question Marie Stopes International 03/02/2017 Fiona Bruce Written Question Marie Stopes International 03/02/2017 Fiona Bruce Written Question Marie Stopes International 03/02/2017 Fiona Bruce Written Question Marie Stopes International 03/02/2017 Tim Loughton Written Question Parents: Mental Health Services 02/02/2017 Fiona Bruce, Kelvin Hopkins, Bill Esterson, Martyn Day, Nicola Debate Alcohol Harm Blackwood 02/02/2017 John Baron Written Question Cervical Cancer: Screening 02/02/2017 David Amess Written Question Cervical Cancer: Screening 01/02/2017 Angela Crawley Early Day Motion Foreign Aid And The Mexico City Policy 01/02/2017 Jim Shannon Written Question Pregnancy 01/02/2017 Sarah Wollaston Written Question Developing Countries: Family Planning 31/01/2017 Diana Johnson, Stewart Jackson, Daniel Poulter, Melanie Onn, Debate Statutory Sex and Relationships Education Melanie Onn, Jim Shannon, Stella Creasy, Simon Danczuk, Carol Monaghan, Paula Sherriff, Caroline Dinenage 31/01/2017 Sharon Hodgson Written Question Cervical Cancer: Screening 31/01/2017 Diana Johnson Written Question Homicide: Females 30/01/2017 John Baron Written Question Cervical Cancer 27/01/2017 Paula Sherriff, Vicky Foxcroft, Eleanor Laing, David Mowat Debate Provisions of Cervical Screening 27/01/2017 Diana Johnson Written Question Homicide 27/01/2017 Sarah Champion Written Question Domestic Violence: Health Services 27/01/2017 Sarah Champion Written Question Domestic Violence: Females 27/01/2017 Sarah Champion Written Question Domestic Violence 27/01/2017 Sarah Champion Written Question Domestic Violence 26/01/2017 Kim Shannon Early Day Motion Stillbirth And Miscarriage 26/01/2017 Kirsten Oswald Written Question Asylum: Females 26/01/2017 Alison Thewlis Written Question Sodium Valproate 25/01/2017 Caroline Lucas Early Day Motion International Fund to Finance Access to Birth Control and Abortion 25/01/2017 Lisa Cameron, Tobia Ellwood, Liz McInnes, James Duddridge, Debate UK- West Africa Relations Daniel Poulter, Jeremy Lefroy, Jim Shannon, Patrick Grady, Anne McLaughlin 25/01/2017 Jim Shannon Written Question Pregnancy: Sodium Valproate 24/01/2017 Catherine West Written Question Cervical Cancer 24/01/2017 Ivan Lewis Written Question Ethiopia: Females 24/01/2017 Fiona Bruce Written Question Abortion 23/01/2017 Maria Miller, Fiona Bruce, Jim Shannon, Peter Bottomley, Debate Sex and Relationship Education Tania Mathias, Caroline Lucas, Simon Hoare, Caroline Dinenage, Neil Carmichael, Stella Creasy, Tracy Brabin, Luciana Berger , Lilian Greenwood 23/01/2017 Fiona Bruce Written Question Marie Stopes International 23/01/2017 Jim Shannon Written Question Sexually Transmitted Infections: Older People 23/01/2017 Andrew Gwynne Written Question Pregnancy: Sodium Valproate 23/01/2017 Harriet Harman Written Question Domestic Violence: Homicide 20/01/2017 Nigel Dodds Written Question Breast Cancer: Drugs 19/01/2017 David Nuttall, Bob Blackman, Imran Hussai, Tracy Brabin, Debate Kashmir Kelvin Hopkin, Holly Lynch, Jim Shannon 19/01/2017 Steve McCabe, Andrew Selous, Cheryl Gillan, Edward Vaizey, Debate NHS Fertility Services Colleen Fletcher, Justin Madders, Nicola Blackwood 19/01/2017 Justin Madders Written Question Pregnancy: Streptococcus 17/01/2017 Rosena Allin-Khan Written Question Developing Countries: Females 17/01/2017 Catherine McKinnell Written Question Developing Countries: HIV Infection 16/01/2017 Sharon Hodgson Written Question HIV Infection 16/01/2017 Fiona Bruce Written Question In Vitro Fertilisation 16/01/2017 Toby Perkins Written Question Bereavement Counselling: Perinatal Mortality 16/01/2017
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