Mr Charles Byers

July 24, 1915 - February 6, 1984
Summary information for Mr Charles Byers

Contributions

1979

PENSION FUND INVESTMENT Lords January 18, 1979

ROAD HAULAGE STRIKE Lords January 18, 1979

INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES Lords January 18, 1979

FORD PAY SETTLEMENT: GOVERNMENT SANCTIONS Lords January 23, 1979

2 speeches — INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES: ESSENTIAL SUPPLIES AND SERVICES Lords January 24, 1979

LOCAL AUTHORITY WORKERS: PAY DISPUTE Lords January 31, 1979

FOREIGN BOYCOTTS BILL: SELECT COMMITTEE'S REPORT Lords February 1, 1979

3 speeches — FOREIGN BOYCOTTS BILL: SELECT COMMITTEE'S REPORT Lords February 1, 1979

5 speeches — PRICE COMMISSION (AMENDMENT) BILL Lords February 6, 1979

3 speeches — PICKETING: CODE OF CONDUCT Lords February 7, 1979

2 speeches — EDUCATION: DISRUPTION OF EXAMINATIONS Lords February 13, 1979

2 speeches — PAY COMPARABILITY Lords March 7, 1979

NUPE PICKETING AND BLOOD COLLECTION Lords March 19, 1979

DEVOLUTION: PROPOSED FURTHER ACTION Lords March 22, 1979

2 speeches — FOREIGN BOYCOTTS BILL: RECOMMENDATIONS Lords March 26, 1979

5 speeches — THE NATIONAL SPINAL INJURIES CENTRE, STOKE MANDEVILLE Written Answers April 4, 1979

SELECT VESTRIES Lords May 15, 1979

3 speeches — THE ECONOMIC STRATEGY: BUDGET STATEMENT Lords June 19, 1979

MPs' AND MINISTERS' SALARIES Lords June 21, 1979

TOKYO SUMMIT Lords July 3, 1979

2 speeches — FOREIGN BOYCOTTS: CERTIFICATION REVIEW Lords July 5, 1979

CIVIL SERVICE DISPERSAL Lords July 26, 1979

2 speeches — ARAB BOYCOTT OF ISRAEL Lords November 8, 1979

2 speeches — MONETARY POLICY Lords November 15, 1979

2 speeches — BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Lords November 21, 1979

ZAMBIA: DEFENCE Lords November 22, 1979

ARAB BOYCOTT: AUTHENTICATIONS Written Answers November 22, 1979

2 speeches — LEADER OF THE HOUSE Lords December 11, 1979

2 speeches — IMMIGRATION RULES: PROPOSALS FOR REVISION Lords December 11, 1979

LEGISLATIVE CONGESTION Lords December 17, 1979

BINGHAM REPORT: DDP's DECISION Lords December 19, 1979

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