Mr Tim Rathbone
March 17, 1933 - July 12, 2002Summary information for Mr Tim Rathbone
Contributions
1991
Engagements Commons January 22, 1991
The Gulf Commons February 18, 1991
Prisons (Woolf Report) Commons February 25, 1991
Title Commons February 25, 1991
2 speeches — Recycled Stationery Commons March 4, 1991
Prevention of Terrorism Commons March 4, 1991
Health Education and Physical Education Written Answers March 4, 1991
2 speeches — Channel Tunnel Commons March 11, 1991
Traffic Increases Commons March 11, 1991
2 speeches — Planning and Compensation Bill [Lords] Commons March 12, 1991
Drugs Commons March 13, 1991
Kuwait Written Answers March 14, 1991
Manpower Statistics Written Answers March 27, 1991
2 speeches — Waste (Sea Disposal) Written Answers March 27, 1991
Nobel House Written Answers March 27, 1991
2 speeches — Drug and Alcohol Misuse Commons April 15, 1991
2 speeches — Money Laundering Written Answers May 13, 1991
CHARGE FOR OCCUPATION OF THE HIGHWAY WHERE WORKS UNREASONABLY PROLONGED Commons May 22, 1991
DUTY TO MAINTAIN APPARATUS Commons May 22, 1991
2 speeches — Dangerous Dogs Bill Commons June 10, 1991
CONTROL OF DOGS NOT OTHERWISE REGULATED Commons June 10, 1991
DEVELOPMENT PLANS Commons June 19, 1991
Money Laundering Written Answers June 19, 1991
Money Laundering Written Answers June 21, 1991
EC Energy Ministers Written Answers July 11, 1991
Cyclists Written Answers July 15, 1991
Dental Care Written Answers July 15, 1991
Group of Seven Commons July 19, 1991
Special Constables Written Answers October 14, 1991
NHS Trusts Commons October 16, 1991
Unadopted Roads Written Answers October 16, 1991
Engagements Commons November 7, 1991
Engineering Written Answers November 14, 1991
2 speeches — Know-how Fund Commons November 20, 1991
2 speeches — Sport Commons November 27, 1991
Network SouthEast Written Answers November 28, 1991
2 speeches — Maastricht Commons December 18, 1991
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