Mr David Ashby

May 14, 1940 -
Summary information for Mr David Ashby

Contributions

1996

7 speeches — Security Service Bill Commons January 10, 1996

6 speeches — Housing Bill Commons January 29, 1996

Private Residential Accommodation (Leaseholders) Commons January 30, 1996

8 speeches — Sexual Offences (Conspiracy and Incitement) Bill Commons February 2, 1996

GP Fundholding Commons February 6, 1996

Housing Transfers Written Answers February 7, 1996

REVIEW OF PACE Commons February 14, 1996

Carl Bridgewater Commons February 15, 1996

Carl Bridgewater Written Answers February 15, 1996

Scott Report Commons February 26, 1996

Taxation Levels Commons March 7, 1996

Engagements Commons March 12, 1996

3 speeches — National Health Service (Residual Liabilities) Bill Commons March 12, 1996

Engineering Commons March 20, 1996

Engagements Commons March 26, 1996

Battery Cage Systems Written Answers March 28, 1996

Peacekeeping Written Answers April 2, 1996

Citizenship Applications Commons April 25, 1996

PROVISION OF GENERAL LEGAL ADVICE ABOUT RESIDENTIAL TENANCIES Commons April 30, 1996

8 speeches — LOW RENT TEST: EXTENSION OF RIGHTS Commons April 30, 1996

8 speeches — Leasehold valuation tribunal: applications and fees Commons April 30, 1996

ASSURED PERIODIC TENANCIES: SAME SEX PARTNERS Commons April 30, 1996

Trials Commons May 20, 1996

Defamation Bill [Lords] Commons May 21, 1996

Prisoners (Reform) Commons June 6, 1996

Motorway Service Stations Commons June 10, 1996

5 speeches — Points of Order Commons June 24, 1996

EVIDENCE RELATING TO PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT Commons June 24, 1996

4 speeches — OFFER TO MAKE AMENDS Commons June 24, 1996

4 speeches — DETERMINATION OF REASONABLENESS OF SERVICE CHARGES Commons July 22, 1996

Firearms Amnesty Written Answers July 23, 1996

Education and Local Government Commons October 29, 1996

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