Mr Donald Chapman

November 25, 1923 -
Summary information for Mr Donald Chapman

Contributions

1984

5 speeches — Agricultural Holdings Bill [H.L.] Lords February 7, 1984

6 speeches — Agricultural Holdings Bill [H.L.] Lords February 7, 1984

Agricultural Holdings Bill [H.L.] Lords February 7, 1984

11 speeches — STATUTORY SUCCESSION BY PERSON NOMINATED BY RETIRING TENANT Lords February 7, 1984

5 speeches — Agricultural Holdings Bill [H.L.] Lords February 13, 1984

3 speeches — Telecommunications Bill Lords February 20, 1984

5 speeches — Agricultural Holdings Bill [H.L.] Lords February 23, 1984

Agricultural Holdings Bill [H.L.] Lords February 23, 1984

7 speeches — SUITABLE ALTERNATIVE ACCOMMODATION FOR PURPOSES OF CASE I Lords February 23, 1984

AGRICULTURAL COSTS AND INFLATION Written Answers February 23, 1984

9 speeches — Housing and Building Control Bill Lords February 28, 1984

DRUG PRICING Written Answers March 5, 1984

2 speeches — Housing and Building Control Bill Lords March 6, 1984

YOUTH SERVICE IN LONDON: RATE-CAPPING PROPOSALS Written Answers March 27, 1984

Rates Bill Lords April 9, 1984

2 speeches — Rates Bill Lords May 8, 1984

3 speeches — Health and Social Security Bill Lords June 12, 1984

8 speeches — Health and Social Security Bill Lords June 12, 1984

Rates Bill Lords June 18, 1984

2 speeches — COMMONS AMENDMENTS Lords July 2, 1984

COMMONS AMENDMENTS Lords July 2, 1984

COMMONS AMENDMENTS Lords July 2, 1984

2 speeches — Health and Social Security Bill Lords July 3, 1984

3 speeches — Health and Social Security Bill Lords July 10, 1984

4 speeches — Health and Social Security Bill Lords July 10, 1984

Health and Social Security Bill Lords July 17, 1984

2 speeches — Health and Social Security Bill Lords July 17, 1984

Agriculture and the Environment: ECC Report & Agricultural and Environmental Research: Science and Technology Committee Report Lords July 23, 1984

5 speeches — Sale of Optical Appliances Order of Council 1984 Lords December 17, 1984

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