Mr David Craig

September 17, 1929 -
Summary information for Mr David Craig

Contributions

1999

Kosovo Lords February 1, 1999

"Decommissioning": Definition Lords February 16, 1999

Armed Forces: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Lords February 18, 1999

Drigg: Processing of Nuclear Waste Lords February 23, 1999

Armed Forces Lords February 24, 1999

Human Rights Act 1998 and the Judiciary Lords March 3, 1999

2 speeches — Kosovo Lords March 23, 1999

Kosovo Lords March 25, 1999

House of Lords Bill Lords March 29, 1999

NATO Summit Lords April 26, 1999

Kosovo Lords May 6, 1999

Kosovo Lords May 10, 1999

2 speeches — Human Rights Act: Implementation Lords May 20, 1999

Northern Ireland (Location of Victims' Remains) Bill Lords May 24, 1999

Kosovo Lords June 10, 1999

Service Personnel Awaiting Secondary Care Medical Treatment Written Answers June 14, 1999

Service Personnel: Secondary Medical Care in NHS Hospitals Written Answers June 17, 1999

Service Personnel: Secondary Medical Care within the NHS Written Answers June 23, 1999

Space Policy Lords July 7, 1999

Armed Forces: Secondary Care Medical Treatment Written Answers July 26, 1999

Radioactive Waste Lords July 28, 1999

WAR PENSIONS FOR WIDOWS Lords October 27, 1999

Nuclear Waste: Science and Technology Committee Report Lords October 29, 1999

Chinook Helicopter ZD576 Lords November 1, 1999

WAR PENSIONS FOR WIDOWS: ENTITLEMENT Lords November 8, 1999

Address in Reply to Her Majesty's Most Gracious Speech Lords November 18, 1999

Political Progress in Northern Ireland Lords November 22, 1999

2 speeches — Armed Forces Discipline Bill [H.L.] Lords November 29, 1999

Armed Forces Pension Review Lords December 7, 1999

Care Standards Bill Lords December 13, 1999

2 speeches — Armed Forces Discipline Bill [H.L.] Lords December 16, 1999

4 speeches — Armed Forces Discipline Bill [H.L.] Lords December 16, 1999

Christmas Adjournment Lords December 16, 1999

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