Hon. Patrick Maitland

March 17, 1911 -
Summary information for Hon. Patrick Maitland

Contributions

1997

European Union: Enlargement Lords January 22, 1997

Russia Lords January 22, 1997

2 speeches — The Commonwealth Lords January 29, 1997

Landmines: Manufacture and Export Lords February 3, 1997

Sudan: Human Rights Lords February 10, 1997

Coal: UK Stocks Lords February 12, 1997

Child Labour: UNICEF Report Lords February 19, 1997

UK Bathing Water: Quality Lords February 25, 1997

Young Voters Lords March 5, 1997

Bicycles: Lighting Regulations Lords March 17, 1997

Lomé Convention: Future Lords May 20, 1997

Stonehenge Lords May 20, 1997

Antiquities: Illegal Traffic Lords June 3, 1997

2 speeches — Referendums (Scotland and Wales) Bill Lords June 17, 1997

NATO Enlargement Lords June 18, 1997

Burma: Human Rights Lords June 23, 1997

Combined Heat and Power Lords June 24, 1997

Referendums (Scotland and Wales) Bill Lords July 1, 1997

Sudan Lords July 2, 1997

Referendums (Scotland and Wales) Bill Lords July 7, 1997

Romania Lords July 10, 1997

2 speeches — Bosnia: Indicted War Criminals Lords July 10, 1997

Motor Car Emissions: Reduction Lords July 14, 1997

Scottish Parliament Lords July 24, 1997

2 speeches — Devolution in Scotland and Wales Lords July 30, 1997

NATO Enlargement: Progress Lords October 21, 1997

Coal Industry Lords October 22, 1997

2 speeches — Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting Lords October 28, 1997

2 speeches — Millennium Exhibition Site Lords November 3, 1997

European Union Budget Lords November 4, 1997

Counselling Lords November 4, 1997

English Schools: British History Teaching Lords November 6, 1997

Foreign and Commonwealth Office: Organisation Lords November 10, 1997

2 speeches — Devolution Lords November 11, 1997

EU: Tax Code of Conduct Lords November 25, 1997

Mental Incapacity Lords December 10, 1997

North of England: Grants Lords December 16, 1997

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