Mr Eric Clarke

April 9, 1933 -
Summary information for Mr Eric Clarke

Contributions

1996

2 speeches — Retirement Pensions Written Answers January 9, 1996

Algrade Trust Commons January 16, 1996

Landfill Tax Written Answers January 17, 1996

Wild Mammals (Protection) Bill Commons January 26, 1996

Palestinian National Authority Written Answers February 7, 1996

Manufacturing Output Written Answers February 14, 1996

Landfill Tax Commons February 27, 1996

Single-tier Authorities Written Answers February 28, 1996

2 speeches — Chechnya Commons March 6, 1996

2 speeches — Gas-fired Generating Unit (Gartcosh) Commons March 27, 1996

Adjournment (Easter) Commons April 3, 1996

Fossil Fuel Reserves Written Answers April 17, 1996

2 speeches — Veterinary Scientists and Technicians Commons May 1, 1996

2 speeches — Royal Navy Commons May 7, 1996

2 speeches — British Energy (Privatisation) Commons May 15, 1996

Nuclear Generating Stations, Scotland Written Answers June 17, 1996

Investment Written Answers June 27, 1996

2 speeches — East of Scotland Water Authority Commons July 3, 1996

GRANTS FOR EDUCATION OF CHILDREN UNDER SCHOOL AGE Commons July 10, 1996

Nuclear Privatisation Written Answers July 17, 1996

DEFENCE ESTIMATES Commons October 15, 1996

Energy Conservation Written Answers October 15, 1996

Feudal Superiors Written Answers October 16, 1996

Balance of Payments Written Answers November 6, 1996

Disability Living Allowance Commons November 12, 1996

2 speeches — Chronic Bronchitis and Emphysema Commons November 13, 1996

Hospital Trusts Written Answers November 20, 1996

Business of the House Commons November 21, 1996

2 speeches — Armed Forces Overstretch Commons November 26, 1996

3 speeches — Electricity Generation (East Lothian) Commons December 4, 1996

Fuel Reserves Written Answers December 4, 1996

Electricity Interconnector Written Answers December 18, 1996

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