Dr Alan Glyn
September 26, 1918 - May 5, 1998Summary information for Dr Alan Glyn
Contributions
1981
Driving Offences Written Answers January 16, 1981
2 speeches — Armed Forces Bill Commons February 10, 1981
Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation Commons March 10, 1981
Belize Commons March 17, 1981
Hearing Aids Written Answers March 20, 1981
Companies (Taxation) Written Answers March 27, 1981
2 speeches — POWER OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE TO MAKE ORDERS ABOUT PENSIONS Commons April 1, 1981
Companies (Taxation) Written Answers April 1, 1981
Institution of Professional Civil Servants (Meetings) Written Answers April 9, 1981
Civil Servants (Dispute) Written Answers April 16, 1981
2 speeches — Energy Prices Commons April 27, 1981
3 speeches — Civil Servants (Dispute) Written Answers April 27, 1981
Defence Estimates 1981 Commons May 20, 1981
RIGHT TO REGISTRATION AS BRITISH CITIZEN BY VIRTUE OF FATHER'S CITIZENSHIP ETC. Commons June 2, 1981
3 speeches — QUALIFIED PREMISES Commons June 12, 1981
2 speeches — PUBLICATION OF JURY'S DELIBERATIONS Commons June 16, 1981
Water Cannons Written Answers June 22, 1981
5 speeches — Royal Air Force Commons June 23, 1981
2 speeches — Belize Bill Commons June 30, 1981
LEGISLATIVE POWERS OF BELIZE Commons June 30, 1981
Vehicle Registration Documents Written Answers July 6, 1981
3 speeches — The Army Commons July 9, 1981
Open Access Scheme Written Answers July 17, 1981
Aston University Commons July 23, 1981
Heathrow (Fifth Terminal) Written Answers July 23, 1981
National Health Service (Access) Written Answers July 27, 1981
National Health Service (Access) Written Answers July 28, 1981
Pensions Written Answers July 30, 1981
Air Guns Written Answers July 31, 1981
Debate on the Address Commons November 4, 1981
Ward Closures Written Answers November 20, 1981
Poland Commons December 14, 1981
Poland Written Answers December 17, 1981
Poland Commons December 22, 1981
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