Mr Charles Kennedy

November 25, 1959 -
Summary information for Mr Charles Kennedy

Contributions

1983

Prawn Breeding (Cromarty Firth) Written Answers July 11, 1983

Younger Generation Commons July 15, 1983

3 speeches — Rates (Lothian Region) Commons July 21, 1983

North Sea Oil Commons July 25, 1983

NHS Charges (Exemptions) Written Answers July 29, 1983

Regional Water Authorities Written Answers July 29, 1983

3 speeches — Invergordon Smelter (Waste) Written Answers July 29, 1983

Aluminium Smelter (Invergordon) Written Answers July 29, 1983

Easter Ross (Gas Pipeline) Written Answers July 29, 1983

2 speeches — North Sea Oil Written Answers July 29, 1983

National Health Service (Management Inquiry) Commons October 25, 1983

Engagements Written Answers October 25, 1983

Strathpeffer Written Answers October 27, 1983

Industrial Prospects Commons November 2, 1983

2 speeches — Rate Support Grant (Scotland) Commons November 2, 1983

3 speeches — Personal Social Services Commons November 10, 1983

Griffiths Report Commons November 15, 1983

Forest Land Sales Commons November 17, 1983

2 speeches — Interpretation Commons November 21, 1983

Joint Planning and Support Financing Written Answers November 22, 1983

Support Financing Scheme Written Answers November 22, 1983

Housing Corporation Written Answers November 22, 1983

Pensioners Commons November 23, 1983

Support Financing Scheme Written Answers November 23, 1983

Ophthalmic Services Commons November 28, 1983

Rural Development Commons November 30, 1983

Labour Statistics Written Answers November 30, 1983

Forestry Commons December 5, 1983

Carer's Charter Written Answers December 13, 1983

3 speeches — GENERAL DUTIES OF SECRETARY OF STATE AND DIRECTOR Commons December 14, 1983

Rate Support Grant (Scotland) Commons December 15, 1983

2 speeches — TITLE Commons December 15, 1983

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