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Written Answers — Education and Skills: Citizenship Education (4 Dec 2006)

Dawn Butler: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills how many GCSE Citizenship examinations have been taken since its introduction.

Oral Answers to Questions — International Development: Somalia (6 Dec 2006)

Dawn Butler: What aid his Department provided to Somalia in 2005-06; and if he will make a statement.

Oral Answers to Questions — Deputy Prime Minister: Slavery (13 Dec 2006)

Dawn Butler: Whether he discussed the bicentenary of the abolition of the British slave trade on his recent visit to the UN in New York; and if he will make a statement.

Public Bill Committee: Greater London Authority Bill: Clause 4 (9 Jan 2007)

Division number 1 - 5 yes, 9 no Voting yes: Tom Brake, Michael Fabricant, Michael Gove, Greg Hands, Bob Neill Voting no: Karen Buck, Dawn Butler, Jim Fitzpatrick, Martin Linton, Siobhain McDonagh, Stephen Pound, Jonathan R Shaw, Andrew Slaughter, Angela Smith

Public Bill Committee: Greater London Authority Bill: Schedule 1 (9 Jan 2007)

Division number 3 - 4 yes, 11 no Voting yes: Michael Fabricant, Michael Gove, Greg Hands, Bob Neill Voting no: Tom Brake, Karen Buck, Dawn Butler, Yvette Cooper, Jim Fitzpatrick, Martin Linton, Siobhain McDonagh, Stephen Pound, Jonathan R Shaw, Andrew Slaughter, Angela Smith

Public Bill Committee: Greater London Authority Bill: Clause 7 (9 Jan 2007)

Division number 4 - 6 yes, 10 no Voting yes: Tom Brake, Michael Fabricant, Michael Gove, Greg Hands, Bob Neill, Andrew Pelling Voting no: Karen Buck, Dawn Butler, Yvette Cooper, Jim Fitzpatrick, Martin Linton, Siobhain McDonagh, Stephen Pound, Jonathan R Shaw, Andrew Slaughter, Angela Smith

Public Bill Committee: Greater London Authority Bill: Clause 13 (9 Jan 2007)

Division number 5 - 6 yes, 10 no Voting yes: Tom Brake, Michael Fabricant, Michael Gove, Greg Hands, Bob Neill, Andrew Pelling Voting no: Karen Buck, Dawn Butler, Yvette Cooper, Jim Fitzpatrick, Martin Linton, Siobhain McDonagh, Stephen Pound, Jonathan R Shaw, Andrew Slaughter, Angela Smith

Oral Answers to Questions — Prime Minister: Engagements (10 Jan 2007)

Dawn Butler: 2007 heralds a new year— [ Interruption. ] It does to us. Will my right hon. Friend make a statement to the House about whether we will see a new, improved policy in Iraq?

Written Answers — Northern Ireland: Affordable Housing (10 Jan 2007)

Dawn Butler: To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland what steps he is taking to encourage the provision of more affordable housing in Northern Ireland.

Public Bill Committee: Greater London Authority Bill: Clause 18 (11 Jan 2007)

Dawn Butler: Does the hon. Gentleman think that being able to order the Oyster card online adds to the flexibility for users?

Public Bill Committee: Greater London Authority Bill: Clause 18 (11 Jan 2007)

Division number 8 - 10 yes, 6 no Voting yes: Karen Buck, Dawn Butler, Yvette Cooper, Jim Fitzpatrick, Martin Linton, Siobhain McDonagh, Stephen Pound, Jonathan R Shaw, Andrew Slaughter, Angela Smith Voting no: Tom Brake, Michael Fabricant, Michael Gove, Greg Hands, Bob Neill, Andrew Pelling

Public Bill Committee: Greater London Authority Bill: Clause 25 (11 Jan 2007)

Division number 9 - 8 yes, 6 no Voting yes: Dawn Butler, Yvette Cooper, Jim Fitzpatrick, Martin Linton, Siobhain McDonagh, Stephen Pound, Jonathan R Shaw, Angela Smith Voting no: Tom Brake, Michael Fabricant, Michael Gove, Greg Hands, Bob Neill, Andrew Pelling

Public Bill Committee: Greater London Authority Bill: Clause 27 (11 Jan 2007)

Division number 10 - 8 yes, 6 no Voting yes: Dawn Butler, Yvette Cooper, Jim Fitzpatrick, Martin Linton, Siobhain McDonagh, Stephen Pound, Jonathan R Shaw, Angela Smith Voting no: Tom Brake, Michael Fabricant, Michael Gove, Greg Hands, Bob Neill, Andrew Pelling

Public Bill Committee: Greater London Authority Bill: Clause 28 (11 Jan 2007)

Division number 11 - 5 yes, 9 no Voting yes: Michael Fabricant, Michael Gove, Greg Hands, Bob Neill, Andrew Pelling Voting no: Tom Brake, Dawn Butler, Yvette Cooper, Martin Linton, Siobhain McDonagh, Stephen Pound, Jonathan R Shaw, Andrew Slaughter, Angela Smith

Written Answers — Constitutional Affairs: Legal Aid (15 Jan 2007)

Dawn Butler: To ask the Minister of State, Department for Constitutional Affairs whether her Department has made a recent assessment of (a) any alternative fee systems and (b) graduated fee systems for legal aid; and if she will make a statement.

Written Answers — Constitutional Affairs: Legal Aid (15 Jan 2007)

Dawn Butler: To ask the Minister of State, Department for Constitutional Affairs what assessment her Department has made of the effect of the introduction of fixed fees for legal aid on (a) people from ethnic minorities, (b) people with disabilities and (c) young people.

Public Bill Committee: Greater London Authority Bill: Clause 30 (16 Jan 2007)

Dawn Butler: Does the hon. Gentleman think that if a Mayor failed to deliver any affordable housing in London, they would be democratically re-elected at the next election?

Public Bill Committee: Greater London Authority Bill: Clause 30 (16 Jan 2007)

Division number 13 - 10 yes, 6 no Voting yes: Karen Buck, Dawn Butler, Yvette Cooper, Jim Fitzpatrick, Martin Linton, Siobhain McDonagh, Stephen Pound, Jonathan R Shaw, Andrew Slaughter, Angela Smith Voting no: Tom Brake, Michael Fabricant, Michael Gove, Greg Hands, Bob Neill, Andrew Pelling

Public Bill Committee: Greater London Authority Bill: Clause 31 (16 Jan 2007)

Division number 14 - 6 yes, 10 no Voting yes: Tom Brake, Michael Fabricant, Michael Gove, Greg Hands, Bob Neill, Andrew Pelling Voting no: Karen Buck, Dawn Butler, Yvette Cooper, Jim Fitzpatrick, Martin Linton, Siobhain McDonagh, Stephen Pound, Jonathan R Shaw, Andrew Slaughter, Angela Smith

Public Bill Committee: Greater London Authority Bill: Clause 36 (16 Jan 2007)

Dawn Butler: On that point concerning ambition, does my hon. Friend agree that climate change is paramount to renewable energies and that the Mayor’s idea of renewable fuels fuelling London buses is a way of showing the thinking of the future?

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