Mr Adam Ingram

February 1, 1947 -
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Contributions

1993

Pit Closures Written Answers January 20, 1993

Electricity Written Answers February 1, 1993

Electricity Supply Industry Written Answers February 9, 1993

Energy Written Answers February 15, 1993

Electricity Written Answers February 15, 1993

Fossil Fuel Levy Written Answers February 15, 1993

2 speeches — Revenue Support Grant (Scotland) Commons February 17, 1993

Energy Written Answers February 19, 1993

GP Fund Holders Written Answers February 23, 1993

2 speeches — Legal Aid Commons March 3, 1993

Eastwood/East Kilbride Written Answers March 5, 1993

Scottish Government (White Paper) Commons March 9, 1993

Coal Industry Commons March 25, 1993

Coal Industry Commons March 29, 1993

4 speeches — Aviation Committee Written Answers March 31, 1993

3 speeches — Manufacturing Industry Written Answers March 31, 1993

Strategic Technology Written Answers April 14, 1993

Coal Industry Written Answers April 15, 1993

Scottish Renewables Obligation Written Answers April 21, 1993

Used Tyres (Incineration) Written Answers April 21, 1993

Used Tyres (Incineration) Written Answers April 22, 1993

Orimulsion Written Answers April 23, 1993

New Towns Written Answers May 5, 1993

Lanarkshire Development Agency (Consultants) Written Answers May 6, 1993

Renewables Order Written Answers July 7, 1993

Local Government (Scotland) Commons July 8, 1993

NHS Trusts Written Answers July 15, 1993

Hospital Closures Written Answers October 21, 1993

2 speeches — New Towns Commons October 27, 1993

Child Support Agency Commons December 6, 1993

2 speeches — New Towns Written Answers December 6, 1993

3 speeches — Aerospace Support Commons December 13, 1993

New Towns Written Answers December 13, 1993

2 speeches — Child Support Agency Commons December 14, 1993

Statutory Sick Pay Bill Commons December 15, 1993

2 speeches — INCREASE IN PRIMARY CLASS 1 CONTRIBUTIONS Commons December 16, 1993

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