Mr Dennis Canavan
August 8, 1942 -Summary information for Mr Dennis Canavan
Contributions
1991
The Gulf Commons January 15, 1991
The Gulf Commons January 17, 1991
Local Government Finance (Scotland) Commons January 17, 1991
Irish Republic Written Answers January 17, 1991
Israel (Iraqi Attack) Commons January 18, 1991
2 speeches — The Gulf Commons January 21, 1991
3 speeches — Toxic Waste Written Answers January 21, 1991
Abolition of Warrant Sales (Scotland) Commons January 29, 1991
Famine (Sub-Saharan Africa) Commons January 30, 1991
The Gulf Commons January 31, 1991
2 speeches — Sport Commons February 6, 1991
2 speeches — Iraqi Citizens Commons February 7, 1991
Budget Written Answers February 13, 1991
Business of the House Commons February 14, 1991
Health Expenditure Written Answers February 14, 1991
The Gulf Commons February 25, 1991
Business of the House Commons February 28, 1991
Health Boards Commons March 6, 1991
ORGANISATIONS IN RECEIPT OF PUBLIC FUNDS Commons March 6, 1991
Access Commons March 6, 1991
The Criminal Justice (Confiscation) (Northern Ireland) Order 1990 Commons March 6, 1991
2 speeches — Education (Scotland) Commons April 15, 1991
2 speeches — Scottish Parliament Commons April 17, 1991
The Gulf Written Answers April 17, 1991
Opencast Mining Written Answers April 19, 1991
Cancer Written Answers April 19, 1991
Development Assistance Commons April 22, 1991
Iraqi Refugees Commons April 22, 1991
Opencast Mining Written Answers April 22, 1991
Local Government Review (Scotland) Commons April 23, 1991
2 speeches — ACCESS TO THE COUNTRYSIDE Commons April 25, 1991
Cancer Written Answers April 25, 1991
2 speeches — Abolition of Political Honours Commons April 30, 1991
2 speeches — Political Talks Commons May 2, 1991
Council Tax Written Answers May 8, 1991
Business of the House Commons May 9, 1991
Political Talks Written Answers May 15, 1991
Forth Valley Health Board Written Answers May 23, 1991
2 speeches — Arms Trade Commons June 4, 1991
Child Support Bill [Lords] Commons June 4, 1991
Business of the House Commons June 6, 1991
NHS Trusts Written Answers June 18, 1991
NHS Trusts Commons June 19, 1991
NHS Trusts Written Answers June 19, 1991
Animal Transportation Written Answers June 20, 1991
2 speeches — Student Loans Commons June 25, 1991
Middle East Written Answers June 26, 1991
Institute of Directors Commons June 27, 1991
Northern Ireland (Talks) Commons July 3, 1991
Iraqi Refugees Commons July 3, 1991
Business of the House Commons July 11, 1991
Forth Valley Enterprise Written Answers July 12, 1991
NHS Trusts Written Answers July 16, 1991
Animal Exports Written Answers July 18, 1991
Local Government Finance (Scotland) Commons July 23, 1991
2 speeches — Middle East Commons July 24, 1991
2 speeches — Dental Anaesthetics Commons August 17, 1991
Brazil Written Answers October 14, 1991
Nuclear Warheads (Transport) Commons October 15, 1991
2 speeches — Engagements Commons October 17, 1991
2 speeches — Engagements Commons October 22, 1991
Labour Statistics Written Answers October 22, 1991
Prescription Charges Written Answers November 5, 1991
Asylum Written Answers November 7, 1991
Yugoslavia Written Answers November 20, 1991
2 speeches — Surplus Food and Drink Commons November 21, 1991
Live Animals (Transport) Commons November 21, 1991
Points of Order Commons November 26, 1991
M80 Written Answers November 26, 1991
3 speeches — Sport Commons November 27, 1991
2 speeches — Engagements Commons November 28, 1991
Patients Charter Commons December 3, 1991
NHS Trusts (Scotland) Commons December 3, 1991
Public Expenditure (Scotland) Commons December 4, 1991
Asylum Bill Written Answers December 5, 1991
3 speeches — NHS Trusts Commons December 11, 1991
European Council (Maastricht) Commons December 11, 1991
Dental Anaesthesia Written Answers December 13, 1991
2 speeches — Trident Commons December 17, 1991
Animal Welfare Written Answers December 19, 1991
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