Mr David Lambie

July 13, 1925 -
Summary information for Mr David Lambie

Contributions

1990

6 speeches — Enterprise and New Towns (Scotland) Bill Commons January 9, 1990

Trade Deficit (EC) Written Answers January 17, 1990

British Medical Association Written Answers January 23, 1990

Housing and Local Government (Scotland) Commons January 25, 1990

Skills Training Agency Commons February 13, 1990

Manufactured Goods Written Answers February 14, 1990

Regional Policy Written Answers March 14, 1990

Eye Tests Written Answers March 20, 1990

Local Government Finance (Scotland) Commons April 4, 1990

CBI Regional Bodies Written Answers April 18, 1990

2 speeches — Price Increases Commons April 26, 1990

3 speeches — Financial consequences of winding up Commons April 26, 1990

General Practitioners Written Answers May 1, 1990

8 speeches — Clyde Port Authority Bill Commons May 14, 1990

West Germany Written Answers May 16, 1990

National Health Service Funding Written Answers June 5, 1990

Biotechnology Written Answers June 20, 1990

11 speeches — Clyde Port Authority Bill Commons July 2, 1990

2 speeches — Junior Doctors Commons July 3, 1990

Fatal Accident Inquiries Written Answers July 4, 1990

Airline Competition Commons July 18, 1990

Footwear and Textile Industries Written Answers July 18, 1990

4 speeches — Teachers' Pay Commons July 23, 1990

Defence (Options for Change) Commons July 25, 1990

Local Government Finance (Scotland) Commons July 25, 1990

The Gulf Commons September 7, 1990

Capital Charges Written Answers October 16, 1990

Local Government Finance Written Answers October 17, 1990

Inflation Written Answers October 25, 1990

LINK Projects Written Answers October 31, 1990

Textiles and Knitwear Commons November 21, 1990

Scotch Whisky Association Written Answers November 21, 1990

The Gulf (Troop Deployments) Commons November 22, 1990

2 speeches — The Gulf Commons December 11, 1990

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