Mr Eldon Griffiths

May 25, 1925 -
Summary information for Mr Eldon Griffiths

Contributions

1987

Street Marches and Demonstrations Commons January 15, 1987

3 speeches — Wapping (Disturbances) Commons January 26, 1987

Ministry of Defence Police Bill [Lords] Commons January 27, 1987

3 speeches — BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons January 27, 1987

2 speeches — The City and Industry Commons January 28, 1987

Strategic Defence Initiative Written Answers January 28, 1987

Police Discipline (Access to Witnesses) Written Answers January 30, 1987

6 speeches — Special Branch Activities Commons February 3, 1987

Business of the House Commons February 5, 1987

10 speeches — Prevention of Terrorism Commons February 10, 1987

Police Discipline (Access to Witnesses) Written Answers February 12, 1987

MINIMUM CRITERIA FOR AUTHORISATION Commons February 19, 1987

2 speeches — Sizewell Nuclear Power Station Commons February 23, 1987

10 speeches — Ministry of Defence Police Bill [Lords] Commons February 24, 1987

3 speeches — CORPORAL PUNISHMENT Commons March 31, 1987

EVIDENCE BY CHILDREN IN RELATION TO CERTAIN OFFENCES Commons March 31, 1987

2 speeches — COMPENSATION FOR CLOTHING Commons March 31, 1987

BAIL ACT 1976 NOT TO APPLY TO MURDER OR RAPE (No. 1) Commons March 31, 1987

2 speeches — DEATH PENALTY Commons April 1, 1987

3 speeches — Royal Ulster Constabulary (Discrimination) Written Answers April 2, 1987

Royal Ulster Constabulary Written Answers April 6, 1987

RUC (Discrimination) Written Answers April 7, 1987

Republic of Ireland (Meetings) Commons April 9, 1987

Police (Complaints) Written Answers April 9, 1987

5 speeches — Northern Ireland (Security) Commons May 6, 1987

11 speeches — Northern Ireland (Police) Commons May 6, 1987

Police Federation Written Answers May 8, 1987

Police Federation Written Answers May 12, 1987

Northern Ireland Act 1974 Commons July 7, 1987

Police and Criminal Evidence Act Commons July 16, 1987

Business of the House Commons July 16, 1987

Prisons Commons July 16, 1987

9 speeches — Felixstowe Dock and Railway Bill Commons July 23, 1987

PSA (Occupancy Audit) Written Answers July 24, 1987

Government Offices (Suffolk and Cambridgeshire) Written Answers July 24, 1987

Storm Damage (England) Commons October 21, 1987

Palace of Westminster (Security) Commons October 21, 1987

5 speeches — Public Utility Transfers and Water Charges Bill Commons October 21, 1987

2 speeches — Firearms Commons October 26, 1987

2 speeches — Bangkok Written Answers October 26, 1987

2 speeches — Police Advisory Board Written Answers November 2, 1987

Edmund-Davies Report Written Answers November 2, 1987

British Consulate, Bangkok Written Answers November 3, 1987

South Africa (Sanctions) Written Answers November 4, 1987

Visas Written Answers November 6, 1987

Terrorist Attack (Enniskillen) Commons November 9, 1987

Mr. M. C. Ward Written Answers November 9, 1987

2 speeches — Felixstowe Dock and Railway Bill (By Order) Commons November 10, 1987

6 speeches — INTERPRETATION Commons November 10, 1987

12 speeches — RESTRICTION ON DEPOSIT OF MATERIAL Commons November 10, 1987

7 speeches — INCORPORATION OF PROVISIONS OF ACTS OF 1956, 1963, 1968, 1979 AND 1981 Commons November 10, 1987

16 speeches — INCORPORATION OF PROVISIONS OF ACTS OF 1956, 1963, 1968, 1979 AND 1981 Commons November 10, 1987

13 speeches — MODIFICATION OF TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING Commons November 10, 1987

9 speeches — RESTRICTION ON DEVELOPMENT OF TRIMLEY MARSHES Commons November 10, 1987

Mobile Homes Written Answers November 10, 1987

Firearms White Paper Commons December 2, 1987

Mr. J. A. Smith Written Answers December 4, 1987

Mr. J. A. Smith Written Answers December 7, 1987

Dispersal Written Answers December 11, 1987

Mr. J. A. Smith Written Answers December 14, 1987

NHS (Expenditure) Written Answers December 14, 1987

Operations (Cost) Written Answers December 17, 1987

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