Mr Bruce George

June 1, 1942 -
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Contributions

1984

Ordnance Factories and Military Services Bill Commons January 16, 1984

Royal Air Force Commons February 2, 1984

Departmental Consultants Written Answers February 8, 1984

South Africa Written Answers February 17, 1984

Consultancies Written Answers February 23, 1984

Soviet Union Commons March 9, 1984

Senior Officers (Press Interviews) Written Answers March 13, 1984

3 speeches — SPECIAL CONSTABLES Commons May 17, 1984

Ordnance Factories and Military Services Bill Commons May 21, 1984

Police Officers (Training) Written Answers June 4, 1984

Police (Training) Written Answers June 7, 1984

2 speeches — South Atlantic Commons June 8, 1984

Housing (Enterprise Zones) Written Answers June 11, 1984

2 speeches — Rates Act 1984 Commons June 13, 1984

Trident Missiles Written Answers June 14, 1984

Royal Navy (Interpreters) Written Answers June 15, 1984

2 speeches — Defence Commons June 19, 1984

Defence Committee Written Answers August 1, 1984

6 speeches — Select Committees Written Answers August 1, 1984

Members of Parliament Written Answers August 1, 1984

Select Committees Written Answers August 1, 1984

6 speeches — TRANSFER SCHEMES Commons October 24, 1984

Ethiopia Written Answers November 9, 1984

Expenditure Guidelines Written Answers November 9, 1984

Anglo-Italian Collaborative Projects Written Answers November 15, 1984

Nimrod Early Warning Written Answers November 15, 1984

Airborne Early Warning Written Answers December 7, 1984

10 speeches — Departmental Select Committees Written Answers December 10, 1984

Select Committee Reports Written Answers December 10, 1984

Airborne Early Warning Written Answers December 11, 1984

Agricultural Buildings (Asbestos) Written Answers December 12, 1984

Departmental Select Committees Written Answers December 13, 1984

Departmental Select Committees Written Answers December 18, 1984

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