What does HCWIB mean?
HCWIB means House of Commons Weekly Information Bulletin
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for House of Commons Weekly Information Bulletin?
House of Commons Weekly Information Bulletin can be abbreviated as HCWIB
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What does HCWIB stand for? HCWIB stands for "House of Commons Weekly Information Bulletin". |
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How to abbreviate "House of Commons Weekly Information Bulletin"? "House of Commons Weekly Information Bulletin" can be abbreviated as HCWIB. |
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What is the meaning of HCWIB abbreviation? The meaning of HCWIB abbreviation is "House of Commons Weekly Information Bulletin". |
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What is HCWIB abbreviation? One of the definitions of HCWIB is "House of Commons Weekly Information Bulletin". |
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What does HCWIB mean? HCWIB as abbreviation means "House of Commons Weekly Information Bulletin". |
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What is shorthand of House of Commons Weekly Information Bulletin? The most common shorthand of "House of Commons Weekly Information Bulletin" is HCWIB. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- HCSCF - House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance
- HCSTC - House of Commons Science and Technology Committee
- HoCDA - House of Commons Disqualification Act
- HoCSC - House of Commons Select Committee
- HC - House of Commons
- HCIO - House of Commons Information Office
- HCPP - House of Commons Parliamentary Papers
- HCPAC - House of Commons Public Accounts Committee
- HCDC - House of Commons Defence Committee
- HOC - House of Commons
- HCFC - House of Commons Finance Committee
- JHC - Journal of the House of Commons
- LGHC - Leader of the Government in the House of Commons
- OLHC - Office of the Leader of the House of Commons
- WIB - Weekly Information Bulletin
- HCMF - House of Commons Members Fund
- hCS - House of Commons Server
- HCP - House of Commons Papers
- HOCPU - House of Commons Pensions Unit
- C - Commons (designating bills introduced in the House of Commons)