Mr Geoffrey Rippon
May 28, 1924 - January 28, 1997Summary information for Mr Geoffrey Rippon
Contributions
1975
EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY (BRITISH MEMBERSHIP) Commons January 23, 1975
EEC DEVELOPMENT MINISTERS (MEETING) Commons January 28, 1975
Cyprus (British Property) Commons January 29, 1975
British Membership Commons January 29, 1975
EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY (BUSINESS) Commons January 29, 1975
CYPRUS Commons February 5, 1975
3 speeches — CYPRUS Commons February 14, 1975
Water Supplies (Northumbria) Written Answers March 12, 1975
Housing Modernisation (Tynedale) Written Answers April 14, 1975
Farm Incomes Written Answers April 14, 1975
2 speeches — Taxation Written Answers April 14, 1975
Public Service Employees Written Answers May 6, 1975
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons June 12, 1975
POULSON CASE Written Answers June 12, 1975
North Sea Oil Written Answers June 16, 1975
Industrial Policy Written Answers June 16, 1975
National Health Service Written Answers June 17, 1975
European Community Membership Written Answers June 17, 1975
Badgers Written Answers June 18, 1975
Research Written Answers July 21, 1975
Motor Vehicles (Electric Propulsion) Written Answers July 21, 1975
Solar Energy Written Answers July 21, 1975
Motor Vehicles (Electric Propulsion) Written Answers July 21, 1975
ENERGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT Written Answers July 22, 1975
2 speeches — Local Government Staffs Written Answers July 22, 1975
2 speeches — Local Government Expenditure Written Answers July 22, 1975
3 speeches — FOREIGN AFFAIRS Commons November 10, 1975
Kielder Water Scheme Written Answers November 10, 1975
2 speeches — Students' Housing Written Answers November 10, 1975
Patients' Travel Expenses Written Answers November 10, 1975
5 speeches — ARMED FORCES BILL Commons December 10, 1975
3 speeches — THE AGREEMENT Commons December 10, 1975
Treaty of Rome (Observance) Written Answers December 10, 1975
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