Dr Jim Marshall
March 13, 1941 - May 27, 2004Summary information for Dr Jim Marshall
Contributions
1981
Student Union Finance Written Answers January 13, 1981
Prime Minister (Engagements) Written Answers January 13, 1981
Undergraduate Courses (Cost) Written Answers January 19, 1981
Students Written Answers January 19, 1981
Prime Minister (Engagements) Written Answers January 20, 1981
Trident Written Answers January 20, 1981
4 speeches — British Nationallity Bill Commons January 28, 1981
Antenatal Care Written Answers February 3, 1981
2 speeches — Teachers and Ancillary Workers Commons February 10, 1981
Medicines Inspectorate Written Answers March 3, 1981
Energy Requirements Written Answers March 23, 1981
2 speeches — Unemployment Statistics Commons March 24, 1981
Engagements Written Answers March 24, 1981
Unemployment (Midlands) Commons March 30, 1981
Disability Pension Written Answers March 31, 1981
19 speeches — SAVING FOR THINGS DONE UNDER A LICENCE Commons April 1, 1981
7 speeches — Interpretation Commons April 29, 1981
6 speeches — RIGHT TO REGISTRATION AS BRITISH CITIZEN BY VIRTUE OF FATHER'S CITIZENSHIP ETC. Commons June 2, 1981
2 speeches — RIGHT OF APPEAL Commons June 2, 1981
British Nationality Bill Commons June 2, 1981
14 speeches — ACQUISITION BY BIRTH OR ADOPTION Commons June 3, 1981
PROVISIONS FOR REDUCING STATELESSNESS Commons June 3, 1981
DECISIONS INVOLVING EXERCISE OF DISCRETION Commons June 4, 1981
Multi-Fibre Arrangement Written Answers June 15, 1981
Outward Processing Written Answers June 15, 1981
Boundary Commission Written Answers June 29, 1981
2 speeches — Overseas Investment Commons July 2, 1981
Firearms Written Answers July 10, 1981
5 speeches — Civil Disturbances Commons July 16, 1981
Universities (Income) Written Answers July 23, 1981
Higher Education Written Answers July 28, 1981
2 speeches — DECISIONS INVOLVING EXERCISE OF DISCRETION Commons October 27, 1981
Overseas Doctors Written Answers November 24, 1981
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