Mr Arthur Gwynne Jones

December 5, 1919 -
Summary information for Mr Arthur Gwynne Jones

Contributions

1998

Genetically Modified Crops Lords January 14, 1998

Ambassadorial Appointments Lords January 19, 1998

Nuclear Weapons Lords January 26, 1998

Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs Lords January 28, 1998

Nuclear Weapons: Policy Lords February 3, 1998

Cystic Fibrosis Lords February 3, 1998

2 speeches — Strategic Defence Review Lords February 10, 1998

Iraq Lords February 17, 1998

House of Lords: Reform Lords March 4, 1998

UN Sanctions: Targeting Lords March 9, 1998

International Peace Police: Proposal Lords March 19, 1998

Former Soviet Army Officers: Retraining Lords March 23, 1998

Burma and Karen Refugees Lords March 25, 1998

Armed Forces: Policy Changes Lords March 26, 1998

D'Oyly Carte Opera Company Lords April 1, 1998

Nuclear Weapons in the Gulf Lords April 20, 1998

Strategic Defence Review and The Reserve Forces Lords April 22, 1998

Ceremony of Introduction: Select Committee Report Lords April 30, 1998

2 speeches — Chinook Helicopter Accident Inquiry Lords June 2, 1998

Guardsmen Fisher and Wright Lords June 23, 1998

House of Lords Reform Lords June 25, 1998

Strategic Defence Review Lords July 8, 1998

Guardsmen Fisher and Wright Lords July 20, 1998

Radio Authority: Licence Terms Lords July 23, 1998

Private Sector Executives: Remuneration Lords July 29, 1998

NATO Enlargement Lords July 31, 1998

2 speeches — Criminal Justice (Terrorism and Conspiracy) Bill Lords September 3, 1998

The Police and Race Relations Lords October 5, 1998

2 speeches — The Royal Tournament Lords October 7, 1998

United Nations: Funding Lords October 12, 1998

House of Lords Reform Lords October 14, 1998

EU/WEU Integration: Government Policy Lords November 10, 1998

North Irish Horse Squadron Lords November 12, 1998

European Defence Capability Lords December 7, 1998

Strategic Defence Review Lords December 8, 1998

Information presented on this page was prepared from the XML source files, together with information from the History of Parliament Trust, the work of Leigh Rayment and public sources. The means by which names are recognised means that errors may remain in the data presented.