Mr David Davis

December 23, 1948 -
Summary information for Mr David Davis

Contributions

1998

8 speeches — Scotland Bill Commons January 12, 1998

EU Institutions (Reform) Written Answers January 13, 1998

4 speeches — Referendum (English Parliament) Bill Commons January 16, 1998

2 speeches — University Applications Commons January 20, 1998

Defence Export Licences Written Answers February 10, 1998

10 speeches — SCOTTISH CONSOLIDATED FUND Commons February 12, 1998

2 speeches — Lone Parents Commons February 23, 1998

3 speeches — Parliament (BBC Coverage) Commons March 11, 1998

2 speeches — ACCESS TO INFORMATION Commons March 11, 1998

Nuclear Explosions (Prohibition and Inspections) Bill [Lords] Commons March 16, 1998

2 speeches — Private Hire Vehicles (London) Bill [Ways and Means] Commons March 16, 1998

2 speeches — Vocational Qualifications Written Answers March 17, 1998

National Curriculum Tests Written Answers March 17, 1998

Class Sizes Written Answers March 17, 1998

School Achievement Targets Written Answers March 19, 1998

2 speeches — Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation Commons March 23, 1998

Welfare Reform Commons March 26, 1998

India (Nuclear Tests) Commons May 14, 1998

4 speeches — SCOTTISH CONSOLIDATED FUND Commons May 19, 1998

Millennium Compliance Commons June 8, 1998

Economic and Fiscal Strategy Commons June 11, 1998

Business of the House Commons June 25, 1998

8 speeches — Select Committees (Information) Commons July 7, 1998

Meat Imports Written Answers July 16, 1998

3 speeches — Northern Ireland Bill Commons July 20, 1998

ASSEMBLY FIRST SECRETARY AND ASSEMBLY SECRETARIES Commons July 22, 1998

Meat Imports Written Answers July 23, 1998

10 speeches — EXAMINATIONS BY COMPTROLLER AND AUDITOR GENERAL Commons July 30, 1998

3 speeches — Security and Intelligence Agencies Commons November 2, 1998

8 speeches — European Union Commons December 3, 1998

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