Mr Alexander Eadie

June 23, 1920 -
Summary information for Mr Alexander Eadie

Contributions

1986

Disabled Persons (Services, Consultation and Representation) Bill Commons January 17, 1986

Manley Report Written Answers January 17, 1986

NCB (Compensation Payments) Written Answers January 17, 1986

4 speeches — Atomic Energy Authority Bill [Lords] Commons January 21, 1986

NCB (Productivity) Commons January 27, 1986

2 speeches — Employment (Scotland) Commons January 27, 1986

Land Reclamation Written Answers January 27, 1986

NCB (Chairman) Written Answers January 27, 1986

Coal Industry Written Answers January 29, 1986

Derelict Land Written Answers February 3, 1986

Middleton Hall Conference Centre Written Answers February 3, 1986

4 speeches — Coal Industry (State Aids) Commons February 5, 1986

3 speeches — SUPERVISORY POWERS OF SECRETARY OF STATE Commons February 11, 1986

Coal Industry Dispute Commons February 17, 1986

Alternative Energy Supplies Commons February 17, 1986

National Union of Mineworkers Written Answers February 26, 1986

Business of the House Commons February 27, 1986

3 speeches — AMENDMENT OF 1980 ACT Commons March 4, 1986

4 speeches — North Sea Oil and Gas Written Answers March 7, 1986

North Sea Offshore Construction (Pay) Written Answers March 7, 1986

Industrial Fatalities Commons March 10, 1986

Broilermeat and Chickenmeat Written Answers March 11, 1986

Frozen Chickens (Imports) Written Answers March 11, 1986

Broilermeat and Chickenmeat Written Answers March 13, 1986

2 speeches — Nationalised Industries (Legal Advice) Commons March 17, 1986

Coal Industry Commons March 24, 1986

2 speeches — North Sea (Helicopters) Written Answers March 24, 1986

Oil Rigs (Visits) Written Answers March 24, 1986

Macaulay Institute for Soil Research Commons March 26, 1986

Land Reclamation Written Answers March 27, 1986

North Sea Oil and Gas (Contracts) Written Answers April 8, 1986

Mrs. Agnes Scott Written Answers April 8, 1986

National Coal Board Commons April 14, 1986

Coal Industry Commons April 14, 1986

Coal (Opencast Production) Commons April 14, 1986

2 speeches — Crown land Commons April 17, 1986

Offshore Operations (Pipework) Written Answers April 21, 1986

2 speeches — Engagements Commons April 24, 1986

2 speeches — Scottish Motor Trade Association Ltd. Commons April 30, 1986

Point of Ayr Liquefaction Plant Commons May 12, 1986

Oil-fired Power Stations Written Answers May 12, 1986

4 speeches — Board and Lodging Regulations (Midlothian) Commons May 14, 1986

3 speeches — Engagements Commons May 22, 1986

2 speeches — Engagements Commons June 3, 1986

Economic Trends Commons June 4, 1986

Coal Commons June 16, 1986

Refuse (Oil Conversion) Commons June 16, 1986

Labour Statistics Written Answers June 24, 1986

Business of the House Commons July 4, 1986

Coal Industry Commons July 7, 1986

Coal Imports Written Answers July 7, 1986

South Africa Written Answers July 9, 1986

Glasgow Passport Office Written Answers July 14, 1986

Commonwealth Games Commons July 15, 1986

Supplementary Benefit Written Answers July 21, 1986

Labour Statistics Written Answers July 22, 1986

Labour Statistics Commons October 22, 1986

Non-nuclear Energy Commons October 27, 1986

Coal Industry Commons October 27, 1986

Government Regional Policy Commons October 27, 1986

First Degree Students Written Answers October 28, 1986

Cereals (Co-responsibility Levy) Commons November 5, 1986

Coal Industry (Investment) Commons November 24, 1986

9 speeches — Coal Industry Bill Commons November 25, 1986

Rates Commons November 26, 1986

2 speeches — Higher Education Commons December 2, 1986

4 speeches — Motor Accidents Written Answers December 10, 1986

Privatisation Written Answers December 12, 1986

2 speeches — Coal Imports Commons December 15, 1986

Highland Fabricators (Contract) Written Answers December 16, 1986

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