Mr David Ruffley

April 18, 1962 -
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Contributions

1997

Millennium Celebrations Written Answers May 19, 1997

3 speeches — Windfall Tax Written Answers June 16, 1997

Minimum Wage Written Answers June 16, 1997

Windfall Tax Written Answers June 17, 1997

Regulation Written Answers June 18, 1997

Special Advisers Written Answers June 18, 1997

Public Expenditure Surveys Written Answers June 19, 1997

VAT (Fuel) Written Answers July 1, 1997

Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation Commons July 7, 1997

2 speeches — PENSION FUNDS NO LONGER ENTITLED TO PAYMENT OF TAX CREDITS Commons July 29, 1997

New Technology Written Answers July 29, 1997

Prison Service Written Answers July 29, 1997

Victim Support Written Answers July 30, 1997

Closed Circuit Television Written Answers July 30, 1997

Neighbourhood Watch Written Answers July 30, 1997

Green-field Sites Written Answers July 31, 1997

Special Constabulary Written Answers July 31, 1997

Competitiveness Commons October 30, 1997

Rural Life Commons November 4, 1997

5 speeches — ROYAL ASSENT Commons November 6, 1997

Victims and Witnesses Written Answers November 6, 1997

Special Advisers Written Answers November 19, 1997

Working Time Directive Commons November 20, 1997

Sentencing (Consistency) Commons November 24, 1997

Maastricht Treaty Written Answers November 25, 1997

2 speeches — Inflation Commons November 27, 1997

6 speeches — Burdens on Business Commons December 1, 1997

3 speeches — Welsh Assembly Commons December 3, 1997

3 speeches — Cabinet Office (Information Technology) Written Answers December 3, 1997

Freedom of Information Commons December 11, 1997

Special Advisers Written Answers December 15, 1997

Freedom of Information Commons December 17, 1997

Special Advisers Written Answers December 17, 1997

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