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Oral Answers to Questions — Health: Iraq (22 Jul 2008) has video

Laura Moffatt: Did my right hon. Friend the Prime Minister have an opportunity to speak to forces members about using the resources that are available in Iraq, including those of our Territorial Army people, so that we bring in not only the professionalism of the British Army, but the skills from people's civilian jobs, to make sure that they are recycling and using and reusing every bit of the resources...

Iraq (12 Oct 2004)

Mrs Laura Moffatt: ...deeply held views expressed in the House on both sides of the argument are to be respected. That is certainly my position. A local doctor working in a hospital in my constituency who comes from Iraq is in regular contact with his family there. They know what is going on and they are constantly telling him that life is much better for them, that they now enjoy a sense of freedom and a...

Written Answers — Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs: Iraq (27 Jan 2004)

Mrs Laura Moffatt: To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs what progress is being made towards democratic elections in Iraq.

Defence Procurement (23 Oct 2003)

Mrs Laura Moffatt: ...the commanding officer of 103 Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, Territorial Army centre in Crawley gave me a briefing on the more than 60 members of that TA centre who are or have been in Iraq in the past few months, and described how those people—both men and women—are responding to the enormous challenge. In fact, they do their procurement themselves, since the REME...

Iraq (10 Apr 2003)

Mrs Laura Moffatt: ...There is also anger among clinicians in this country. Will my right hon. Friend assure us that work will continue to restore order as quickly as possible so that babies can be born safely in a free Iraq?

Oral Answers to Questions — Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs: Chemical and Biological Weapons (16 Feb 1999)

Mrs Laura Moffatt: ...that, under the chemical weapons convention, we continue to encourage countries to lay open their pharmaceutical industry for inspection, to ensure that all countries—including, of course, Iraq—are aware of exactly what is being produced?