Mr Alan J. Williams
October 14, 1930 -Summary information for Mr Alan J. Williams
Contributions
1990
2 speeches — Co-operative Development Agency Commons January 10, 1990
2 speeches — Parliamentary Pensions Commons January 17, 1990
3 speeches — Consumer Guarantees Bill Commons January 26, 1990
Storm Damage Commons January 26, 1990
Ten-minute Rule Bills (Budget Day) Commons February 1, 1990
2 speeches — Points of Order Commons February 19, 1990
Shipbuilding (Wearside) Commons February 20, 1990
Points of Order Commons February 20, 1990
2 speeches — Points of Order Commons February 26, 1990
Storm Damage (Government Assistance) Commons February 28, 1990
Welsh Affairs Commons March 1, 1990
4 speeches — Balance of Payments and Interest Rates Commons March 6, 1990
Business of the House Commons March 8, 1990
4 speeches — CONSTITUTION OF COMMUNITY HEALTH COUNCILS IN WALES Commons March 13, 1990
Social Fund Commons March 26, 1990
5 speeches — Consumer Guarantees Bill Commons March 30, 1990
Gun Components (Iraq) Commons April 18, 1990
3 speeches — Points of Order Commons April 23, 1990
Points of Order Commons May 21, 1990
Business of the House Commons May 24, 1990
Points of Order Commons June 7, 1990
FOOD IRRADIATION COMMISSION Commons June 7, 1990
6 speeches — Export Trade Commons June 22, 1990
British Aerospace Commons June 28, 1990
Aviation and Maritime Security Commons July 9, 1990
Business of the House Commons July 12, 1990
3 speeches — Britoil (Special Share) Commons July 20, 1990
2 speeches — Young Offenders (Secure Units) Commons July 26, 1990
Business of the House Commons October 15, 1990
Public Accounts Commons October 18, 1990
6 speeches — The Economy Commons November 14, 1990
2 speeches — Fishing Vessel (Sinking) Commons November 23, 1990
6 speeches — The Environment Commons November 30, 1990
Iraq (Exports) Commons December 3, 1990
6 speeches — The Economy Commons December 12, 1990
4 speeches — Overseas Development Commons December 14, 1990
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