Mr Donald Anderson

June 17, 1939 -
Summary information for Mr Donald Anderson

Contributions

1999

2 speeches — Yemen Commons January 11, 1999

Kosovo Commons January 18, 1999

Sierra Leone Commons January 19, 1999

Ethiopia and Eritrea (Border Dispute) Written Answers January 19, 1999

House of Lords Reform Commons January 20, 1999

Sexual Offences (Amendment) Bill Commons January 25, 1999

Thaumasite Written Answers January 25, 1999

Kosovo Commons February 1, 1999

Kosovo Commons February 11, 1999

Kosovo Commons February 16, 1999

Business of the House Commons February 23, 1999

Kosovo Commons February 24, 1999

Sierra Leone Commons February 24, 1999

Uganda Commons March 2, 1999

8 speeches — Sierra Leone Commons March 2, 1999

Concessionary Bus Fares Scheme Written Answers March 3, 1999

Points of Order Commons March 4, 1999

Kosovo Commons March 23, 1999

Kosovo Commons March 24, 1999

5 speeches — Kosovo Commons March 25, 1999

Berlin European Council and Kosovo Commons March 29, 1999

Kosovo Commons March 31, 1999

Kosovo Commons April 13, 1999

Kosovo Commons April 19, 1999

NATO Summit Commons April 26, 1999

Iran Written Answers April 27, 1999

Falkland Islands (Fisheries) Written Answers April 28, 1999

Select Committees (Quorum) Commons May 26, 1999

Kosovo/Cologne European Summit Commons June 8, 1999

Kosovo Commons June 14, 1999

2 speeches — Kosovo Commons June 17, 1999

6 speeches — Standards and Privileges Commons July 12, 1999

Personal Statement (Mr. Donald Anderson) Commons July 13, 1999

EU Enlargement Commons July 20, 1999

Ministerial Liaison Commons October 27, 1999

6 speeches — Foreign Affairs and Defence Commons November 22, 1999

11 speeches — European Union Commons December 1, 1999

Transport Written Answers December 1, 1999

Chechnya Commons December 7, 1999

European Legislation (Parliamentary Scrutiny) Westminster Hall December 8, 1999

Beef Ban Commons December 9, 1999

Helsinki European Council Commons December 13, 1999

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