Mr Douglas Hogg

February 5, 1945 -
Summary information for Mr Douglas Hogg

Contributions

1982

London Transport Commons January 18, 1982

Criminal Justice Bill Commons January 20, 1982

2 speeches — Supply of Goods and Services Bill Commons January 22, 1982

12 speeches — Supply of Goods and Services Commons January 22, 1982

4 speeches — Social Security Commons January 25, 1982

8 speeches — House of Commons Disqualification Act 1975 Commons February 2, 1982

3 speeches — LICENSING OF SEX ESTABLISHMENTS Commons February 3, 1982

2 speeches — Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill Commons February 3, 1982

2 speeches — The Vote Commons February 5, 1982

20 speeches — Planning Inquiries (Attendance of Public) Bill Commons February 5, 1982

3 speeches — Death Grant (Increase) Bill Commons February 5, 1982

Departmental Staffs Written Answers February 8, 1982

4 speeches — Dogs (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill Commons February 19, 1982

De Lorean Motor Cars Ltd Commons February 19, 1982

9 speeches — Dogs (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill Commons February 19, 1982

6 speeches — Rating System (Abolition) Bill Commons February 26, 1982

9 speeches — Rating System (Abolition) Bill Commons February 26, 1982

Inter-Community Relationships Commons March 3, 1982

Reform Commons March 3, 1982

Petroleum Production Written Answers March 4, 1982

3 speeches — Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation Commons March 15, 1982

2 speeches — Prevention of Terrorism Commons March 15, 1982

16 speeches — INCREASE IN UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFIT Commons March 18, 1982

5 speeches — Mental Health (Amendment) Bill [Lords] Commons March 22, 1982

Vale of Belvoir Commons March 25, 1982

Law and Order Commons March 25, 1982

3 speeches — TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS Commons April 2, 1982

Gibraltar Written Answers April 8, 1982

3 speeches — REDUCTION OF TAX Commons April 27, 1982

REDUCTION OF NATIONAL INSURANCE SURCHARGE Commons May 5, 1982

Metropolitan Police (Protective Overalls) Written Answers May 5, 1982

AMENDMENTS OF THE GAMING ACT 1968 Commons May 7, 1982

8 speeches — CONTROL OF IMITATION FIREARMS READILY CONVERTIBLE INTO FIREARMS TO WHICH SECTION I OF THE 1968 ACT APPLIES Commons May 7, 1982

LIABILITY TO CAPITAL PUNISHMENT Commons May 11, 1982

4 speeches — CONDITIONAL RELEASE Commons May 12, 1982

7 speeches — FIREARMS OFFENCES Commons May 12, 1982

MAXIMUM FINES TO BE INCREASED BY MORE THAN THE GENERAL INCREASE Commons May 12, 1982

3 speeches — Firearms Bill Commons May 14, 1982

15 speeches — EXCLUSION OF MURDERERS FROM BENEFIT Commons May 14, 1982

Tenant Farmers Commons June 10, 1982

2 speeches — Foreign Ministers Meeting (Luxembourg) Commons June 22, 1982

3 speeches — Interpretation Commons June 22, 1982

2 speeches — Building (Prescribed Fees) Commons June 24, 1982

2 speeches — British Rail (Dispute) Commons July 5, 1982

4 speeches — National Health Service (Charges to Overseas Visitors) Commons July 6, 1982

Engagements Commons July 13, 1982

Insolvency Commons July 19, 1982

Teachers (Redundancies) Commons July 20, 1982

Engagements Commons July 20, 1982

Royal Air Force Commons July 22, 1982

COMPUTATION OF RESOURCES Commons July 26, 1982

Security Commons July 29, 1982

Sir Peter Thorne Commons July 29, 1982

British Telecommunications Commons October 20, 1982

EMPHYSEMA (COMPENSATION) Commons October 20, 1982

National Health Service Commons October 20, 1982

7 speeches — Driving Licences Commons October 20, 1982

Debate on the Address Commons November 3, 1982

Zimbabwe Commons November 8, 1982

5 speeches — Immigration Commons November 11, 1982

Boundary Changes Commons November 18, 1982

Special Constabulary Commons November 18, 1982

Police Horses Commons November 18, 1982

12 speeches — Animal Welfare (Agriculture Committee Report) Commons November 19, 1982

Benefits Commons November 30, 1982

Foreign Fishing Vessels Commons December 2, 1982

Green Pound Commons December 2, 1982

5 speeches — Tenants' Rights Commons December 13, 1982

22 speeches — Immigration Commons December 15, 1982

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