Mr David Waddington

August 2, 1929 -
Summary information for Mr David Waddington

Contributions

1999

Single European Currency Lords February 3, 1999

House of Lords: Separation of Powers Lords February 17, 1999

House of Lords Reform Lords February 23, 1999

Stephen Lawrence Inquiry Report: Publication Lords February 24, 1999

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

3 speeches — Quarantine Rules: Consultation Lords March 15, 1999

2 speeches — Parliament and Democracy Lords March 17, 1999

European Tax Harmonisation (Veto) Bill [H.L.] Lords March 23, 1999

4 speeches — House of Lords Bill Lords March 29, 1999

2 speeches — REFERENDUM Lords April 20, 1999

Northern Ireland Peace Process Lords April 21, 1999

3 speeches — House of Lords Bill Lords April 27, 1999

8 speeches — House of Lords Bill Lords May 13, 1999

Volunteers: Checking by Criminal Records Bureau Written Answers May 13, 1999

5 speeches — House of Lords Bill Lords May 18, 1999

The West Lothian Question Lords May 19, 1999

Business of the House: Procedure Lords May 19, 1999

6 speeches — European Tax Harmonisation (Veto) Bill [H.L.] Lords June 18, 1999

House of Lords Bill Lords June 22, 1999

4 speeches — APPOINTMENTS COMMISSION Lords June 22, 1999

Kosovo: NATO Costs Lords June 28, 1999

2 speeches — Channel Islands: Taxation Laws Lords June 29, 1999

3 speeches — House of Lords Bill Lords June 30, 1999

Britain in Europe Campaign Lords July 13, 1999

Special European Council, Tampere Lords October 19, 1999

North American Free Trade Agreement Lords October 21, 1999

Equality before the Law Lords October 25, 1999

Business Lords November 10, 1999

2 speeches — EC Flax Regime: Reform Lords November 23, 1999

Address in Reply to Her Majesty's Most Gracious Speech Lords November 24, 1999

2 speeches — Local Government Bill [H.L.] Lords December 6, 1999

Overseas Territories Citizens: British Citizenship Written Answers December 14, 1999

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