Mr Donald Chapman
November 25, 1923 -Summary information for Mr Donald Chapman
Contributions
1982
Farmers and Non-Farm Businesses Lords February 10, 1982
3 speeches — Deer (Amendment) (Scotland) Bill [H.L.] Lords February 11, 1982
3 speeches — Small Businesses: Workshops Lords February 11, 1982
THE BURNS REPORT: POLICY Written Answers February 11, 1982
THE DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION Written Answers February 24, 1982
18 speeches — Deer (Amendment) (Scotland) Bill [H.L.] Lords March 8, 1982
Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill Lords March 15, 1982
42 speeches — Deer (Amendment) (Scotland) Bill [H.L.] Lords March 16, 1982
Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill Lords March 29, 1982
2 speeches — Small Businesses: Assistance Lords March 30, 1982
33 speeches — Deer (Amendment) (Scotland) Bill [H.L.] Lords April 1, 1982
Home Improvements Lords May 10, 1982
Enterprise Zones Lords May 11, 1982
3 speeches — Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill Lords May 21, 1982
3 speeches — Local Government Finance (No. 2) Bill Lords May 24, 1982
Capital Ownership in the United Kingdom Lords June 11, 1982
2 speeches — COMMONS AMENDMENT Lords June 21, 1982
COMMONS AMENDMENT Lords June 21, 1982
COMMONS AMENDMENT Lords June 21, 1982
COMMONS AMENDMENT Lords June 21, 1982
COMMONS AMENDMENTS Lords June 21, 1982
COMMONS AMENDMENTS Lords June 21, 1982
3 speeches — COMMONS AMENDMENT Lords June 21, 1982
Housing Policy Lords June 23, 1982
Assisted Areas Map Review Lords June 28, 1982
2 speeches — Food and Drugs (Amendment) Bill Lords June 29, 1982
2 speeches — Guyana Frontier Projects: World Bank Assistance Lords July 12, 1982
The River Severn: Future Commercial User Lords July 20, 1982
Air Traffic Systems: Fuel Economies Lords July 21, 1982
THE FARM ANIMAL WELFARE COUNCIL Written Answers July 21, 1982
2 speeches — Local Government Expenditure: England Lords July 27, 1982
VACANT LAND: REGISTRATION AND BUILDING POTENTIAL Written Answers November 10, 1982
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