Mr Brian Rix

January 27, 1924 -
Summary information for Mr Brian Rix

Contributions

1995

LONG-STAY PATIENTS: TRAINING IN USE OF MONIES Written Answers January 16, 1995

2 speeches — The Disabled: Council Tax Liability Lords January 26, 1995

Defibrillators: Airport and Aircraft Use Lords March 6, 1995

Jobseekers Bill Lords April 3, 1995

Arts and Heritage Funding Lords April 5, 1995

London Underground: Funding Lords April 18, 1995

4 speeches — Jobseekers Bill Lords April 20, 1995

4 speeches — Jobseekers Bill Lords April 25, 1995

Jobseekers Bill Lords April 27, 1995

Disability Discrimination Bill Lords May 22, 1995

National Lottery and Gambling Lords June 6, 1995

4 speeches — PAST DISABILITIES Lords June 13, 1995

4 speeches — Disability Discrimination Bill Lords June 13, 1995

8 speeches — Disability Discrimination Bill Lords June 15, 1995

2 speeches — Disability Discrimination Bill Lords June 15, 1995

8 speeches — Disability Discrimination Bill Lords June 27, 1995

2 speeches — Disability Discrimination Bill Lords June 27, 1995

Disability Discrimination Bill Lords July 18, 1995

Disability Discrimination Bill Lords July 18, 1995

4 speeches — Disability Discrimination Bill Lords July 18, 1995

Disability Discrimination Bill Lords July 20, 1995

2 speeches — Disability Discrimination Bill Lords July 20, 1995

2 speeches — Disability Discrimination Bill Lords October 24, 1995

INSURANCE BENEFITS Lords October 24, 1995

OCCUPATION BY PROVIDERS OF SERVICES Lords October 24, 1995

Local Government Reorganisation: Costs Written Answers November 1, 1995

Schools Access Initiative Written Answers November 8, 1995

Community Care (Direct Payments) Bill [H.L.] Lords December 7, 1995

Mobility Costs: Funding Written Answers December 11, 1995

Mobility Component: Restrictions on Entitlement Written Answers December 14, 1995

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