Mr Clive Soley
May 7, 1939 -Summary information for Mr Clive Soley
Contributions
1997
2 speeches — Cyclists Commons January 13, 1997
4 speeches — EXTENDED PERIODS OF SUPERVISION FOR VIOLENT OFFENDERS SENTENCED TO FOUR YEARS OR MORE Commons January 13, 1997
4 speeches — REQUIREMENT UPON THE SECRETARY OF STATE TO ESTABLISH COURT PSYCHIATRIC ASSESSMENT SCHEMES Commons January 13, 1997
2 speeches — TESTING AND TREATMENT ORDER Commons January 13, 1997
2 speeches — TESTING AND TREATMENT ORDER Commons January 15, 1997
Former Yugoslavia Written Answers January 15, 1997
Sunken Ships Written Answers January 20, 1997
BSE Commons January 30, 1997
2 speeches — Northern Ireland Parades (North Report) Commons January 30, 1997
2 speeches — Air Pollution Commons February 4, 1997
Hammersmith Bridge Written Answers February 5, 1997
Legal Aid Written Answers February 24, 1997
London Underground Commons February 25, 1997
Benefits (Parents) Written Answers February 25, 1997
3 speeches — Engagements Commons March 4, 1997
Council Leaseholders Written Answers March 10, 1997
3 speeches — Points of Order Commons March 13, 1997
Asylum Seekers Written Answers March 21, 1997
2 speeches — Home Affairs Commons May 19, 1997
3 speeches — Procedure (Modernisation) Commons May 22, 1997
Road Works (A40) Written Answers June 2, 1997
Northern Ireland Commons June 25, 1997
Engagements Commons July 2, 1997
2 speeches — Election Broadcasts Commons October 27, 1997
2 speeches — Peace Process Commons October 29, 1997
Counter-terrorism Legislation Commons October 30, 1997
Engagements Commons November 5, 1997
Police Central Support Department Written Answers November 12, 1997
Bananas Written Answers November 12, 1997
De Lorean Motors Written Answers November 14, 1997
3 speeches — Northern Ireland (Emergency Provisions) Bill Commons November 18, 1997
Pre-Budget Statement Commons November 25, 1997
8 speeches — CHILD BENEFIT FOR LONE PARENTS Commons December 10, 1997
Railtrack Written Answers December 15, 1997
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