Mr Andrew George

December 2, 1958 -
Summary information for Mr Andrew George

Contributions

1997

3 speeches — Referendums (Scotland and Wales) Bill Commons May 22, 1997

Marine Safety Agency Written Answers June 4, 1997

Residential Care (Cornwall) Commons June 11, 1997

Mobile Homes (Council Tax) Written Answers June 16, 1997

4 speeches — Common Fisheries Policy Commons June 18, 1997

Aid (Targeting) Written Answers June 25, 1997

Structure Plans Written Answers July 1, 1997

2 speeches — EU Structural Funds Written Answers July 2, 1997

2 speeches — St. Ivel Creamery, Rose-an-grouse Commons July 3, 1997

Deportation Written Answers July 3, 1997

Abdul Onibiyo Written Answers July 3, 1997

Asylum Seekers Written Answers July 3, 1997

Asylum Seekers Written Answers July 3, 1997

3 speeches — Indonesia (Human Rights) Commons July 8, 1997

Fishing Fleet Commons July 9, 1997

2 speeches — Ministerial Visit Commons July 9, 1997

5 speeches — Rural Policies Commons July 16, 1997

Common Fisheries Policy Commons July 17, 1997

4 speeches — Fishing Policy Commons July 23, 1997

2 speeches — Regional Aid Commons July 31, 1997

Asylum Seekers Written Answers October 27, 1997

Common Fisheries Policy Commons November 6, 1997

Hospital Beds Written Answers November 12, 1997

Community Hospitals Written Answers November 12, 1997

Health Services (Rural Areas) Written Answers November 12, 1997

3 speeches — Public Services Commons November 17, 1997

National Health Service (Equity of Funding) Commons November 18, 1997

3 speeches — Points of Order Commons November 19, 1997

2 speeches — European Structural Funds Commons November 20, 1997

Tax Services (Rural Areas) Written Answers December 1, 1997

Government of Wales Bill Commons December 8, 1997

University College (Cornwall) Commons December 10, 1997

2 speeches — Higher Education (Cornwall) Commons December 11, 1997

Business of the House Commons December 11, 1997

8 speeches — Fisheries Commons December 17, 1997

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