Mr David Sumberg

June 20, 1941 -
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Contributions

1984

Disarmament (Stockholm Conference) Commons January 24, 1984

Russia (Human Rights) Written Answers January 25, 1984

Engagements Written Answers January 31, 1984

Engagements Written Answers February 2, 1984

Motorway Signs Written Answers February 6, 1984

2 speeches — Engagements Commons February 9, 1984

Social Security Commons February 14, 1984

Engagements Written Answers February 14, 1984

Engagements Written Answers February 16, 1984

2 speeches — Russia (Human Rights) Commons February 22, 1984

2 speeches — Planning Appeals Commons March 7, 1984

Engagements Written Answers March 13, 1984

Engagements Written Answers March 15, 1984

Engagements Written Answers March 27, 1984

Pulp, Paper and Board Industry Commons June 6, 1984

2 speeches — INVOLVEMENT OF SOLICITORS Commons June 13, 1984

3 speeches — ABOLITION OF TIME RESTRICTION IN DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS Commons June 13, 1984

Coal Industry Dispute Written Answers June 20, 1984

Engagements Written Answers June 21, 1984

2 speeches — Engagements Commons June 26, 1984

Polish Citizens (Visas) Written Answers June 27, 1984

Engagements Written Answers July 3, 1984

2 speeches — Computer-aided Design and Test Equipment Support Scheme Commons July 4, 1984

Engagements Written Answers July 5, 1984

British Rail Commons July 9, 1984

Engagements Written Answers July 12, 1984

2 speeches — Human Rights (USSR) Commons July 25, 1984

Special Employment and Training Written Answers July 31, 1984

Manchester (Boundaries) Written Answers November 19, 1984

Coal Industry Dispute Commons November 20, 1984

Betting, Gaming and Lotteries (Amendment) Act 1984 Written Answers November 22, 1984

2 speeches — NHS (Government Support) Commons November 27, 1984

British Telecom Commons December 3, 1984

Salford AHA (Submission) Written Answers December 4, 1984

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