Mr Denis Howell
September 4, 1923 - April 19, 1998Summary information for Mr Denis Howell
Contributions
1994
Local Government Finance Act, 1982 Lords January 13, 1994
3 speeches — Arts Funding Lords January 26, 1994
3 speeches — Millennium Fund Lords January 31, 1994
Chelsea and Westminster Hospital Lords February 2, 1994
Intelligence Services Bill [H.L.] Lords February 3, 1994
3 speeches — Deprivation: Health Spending Lords February 8, 1994
Computer Disks: Violent Material Lords February 23, 1994
3 speeches — Army Pay Lords February 24, 1994
Local Government (Wales) Bill [H.L.] Lords February 28, 1994
Community Care Lords March 16, 1994
Defence Lords March 16, 1994
3 speeches — Sunday Trading Bill Lords March 29, 1994
NHS Management: Codes of Conduct Lords April 13, 1994
3 speeches — Playing Fields: Development Lords April 14, 1994
NHS and Elderly Patients Lords April 19, 1994
Government Office for London Lords April 26, 1994
Great Barr School, Birmingham Lords April 29, 1994
3 speeches — Sport in Schools Lords May 4, 1994
3 speeches — Commonwealth Games Lords May 11, 1994
The European Union: Inter-Governmental Relationships Lords May 25, 1994
National Parks: Legislation Lords June 23, 1994
2 speeches — European Council, Corfu Lords June 27, 1994
2 speeches — LEAs: Playing Field Development Applications Lords June 29, 1994
2 speeches — Deregulation and Contracting Out Bill Lords June 29, 1994
9 speeches — Deregulation and Contracting Out Bill Lords July 6, 1994
6 speeches — Deregulation and Contracting Out Bill Lords July 6, 1994
Defence Lords July 14, 1994
Address in Reply to Her Majesty's Most Gracious Speech Lords November 22, 1994
The National Lottery Lords November 24, 1994
Rent to Mortgage Scheme Lords December 1, 1994
2 speeches — South Birmingham: Hospital Services Lords December 6, 1994
Defence Cuts Lords December 8, 1994
Financial Statement Lords December 8, 1994
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