Mr Edward Lyons
May 17, 1926 -Summary information for Mr Edward Lyons
Contributions
1978
LAW AND ORDER Commons February 27, 1978
Prison Population Commons April 6, 1978
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons April 6, 1978
IMMIGRATION Commons April 6, 1978
3 speeches — DOMESTIC PROCEEDINGS AND MAGISTRATES' COURTS BILL [Lords] Commons April 12, 1978
THORN ELECTRONICS (FACTORY CLOSURES) Commons April 18, 1978
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons April 20, 1978
2 speeches — PRIVILEGES Commons May 2, 1978
British Nationality Act Commons May 4, 1978
BRADFORD Written Answers May 18, 1978
Dr. Yuri Orlov Commons June 28, 1978
2 speeches — EUROPEAN COMMUNITY (CRIMINAL LAW) Commons June 28, 1978
2 speeches — REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE BILL Commons July 3, 1978
ADDITIONAL EXPENSES FOR UNREGISTERED PERSONS Commons July 3, 1978
Courts (Witness Attendance) Commons July 6, 1978
European Community Trade Mark Office Written Answers July 21, 1978
Continental Ferries (Medical Facilities) Written Answers July 24, 1978
Effluent Treatment Charges Written Answers July 24, 1978
2 speeches — LEGAL AID Written Answers July 25, 1978
Effluent Treatment Charges Written Answers July 25, 1978
Occupational Deafness Written Answers July 25, 1978
Blind Persons Written Answers July 25, 1978
BBC Overseas Service (USSR) Written Answers July 26, 1978
Police (Complaints) Written Answers August 2, 1978
2 speeches — Bradford Written Answers August 3, 1978
PRISON SERVICE Commons November 2, 1978
HOME OFFICE AFFAIRS Commons November 6, 1978
12 speeches — EUROPEAN COMMUNITY (ADVERTISING) Commons November 16, 1978
2 speeches — CIVIL LIABILITY AND PERSONAL INJURY COMPENSATION Commons November 17, 1978
Motor Vehicle Exhausts (Lead Emissions) Written Answers November 30, 1978
Day Nurseries (Bradford) Written Answers December 6, 1978
2 speeches — LEAD POLLUTION Commons December 12, 1978
Young Adult Offenders Written Answers December 14, 1978
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