Mr Peter Henderson
September 16, 1922 - January 13, 2000Summary information for Mr Peter Henderson
Contributions
1988
4 speeches — Human Fertilisation and Embryology Lords January 15, 1988
2 speeches — Statues: Codes of Practice Lords January 26, 1988
2 speeches — Local Government Bill Lords February 1, 1988
7 speeches — Local Government Bill Lords February 1, 1988
10 speeches — Social Security Bill Lords February 9, 1988
7 speeches — Social Security Bill Lords February 11, 1988
Social Security Bill Lords February 11, 1988
Local Government Bill Lords February 16, 1988
Prevention of Terrorism (Temporary Provisions) Act 1984 (Continuance) Order 1988 Lords February 16, 1988
14 speeches — Local Government Bill Lords February 16, 1988
Local Government Bill Lords February 29, 1988
12 speeches — Social Security Bill Lords March 3, 1988
Social Security Bill Lords March 10, 1988
3 speeches — MOTION MOVED ON CONSIDERATION OF COMMONS REASON Lords March 22, 1988
4 speeches — Infant Life Preservation Lords March 25, 1988
MEDICAL OPINION: ADJUDICATION OFFICERS' GUIDANCE Written Answers March 25, 1988
SOCIAL FUND OFFICIALS AND THE OMBUDSMAN Written Answers April 25, 1988
Social Security Changes Lords May 4, 1988
Local Government Finance Bill Lords June 7, 1988
Bail Decisions Lords June 8, 1988
4 speeches — Education Reform Bill Lords June 27, 1988
Education Reform Bill Lords June 28, 1988
Local Government Finance Bill Lords June 30, 1988
2 speeches — Education Reform Bill Lords July 7, 1988
2 speeches — The Artistic Heritage Lords July 12, 1988
YOUNG PRISONERS IN COUNCIL OF EUROPE COUNTRIES Written Answers July 20, 1988
2 speeches — Youth Training Scheme: Regulations Lords July 22, 1988
2 speeches — LORDS AMENDMENTS Lords July 26, 1988
LORDS AMENDMENT Lords July 26, 1988
SOCIAL FUND JURISDICTION Written Answers October 10, 1988
Prisons and Alternatives to Custody Lords November 30, 1988
Children Bill [H.L.] Lords December 20, 1988
Children Bill [H.L.] Lords December 20, 1988
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