Mr Eric Martlew
January 3, 1949 -Summary information for Mr Eric Martlew
Contributions
1996
Retirement Pensions Written Answers January 9, 1996
2 speeches — Civil Service Morale Commons January 29, 1996
2 speeches — Veal Crate System Commons February 1, 1996
2 speeches — Broadcasting (Regulation) Commons February 5, 1996
National Health Service Staff Commons February 13, 1996
Jobmatch Scheme Written Answers February 29, 1996
Disability Working Allowance Written Answers February 29, 1996
Family Credit Written Answers February 29, 1996
Earnings Disregard Written Answers February 29, 1996
Social Fund Written Answers February 29, 1996
5 speeches — National Health Service (Residual Liabilities) Bill Commons March 12, 1996
Clinical Services Written Answers March 12, 1996
London Regional Transport Bill Commons March 13, 1996
Earnings Disregard Written Answers March 14, 1996
2 speeches — HMSO (Privatisation) Commons March 18, 1996
2 speeches — Broadcasting Bill Commons April 1, 1996
2 speeches — Nigeria Commons April 3, 1996
2 speeches — Energy Pre-payment Meters Commons April 17, 1996
Title Commons May 9, 1996
3 speeches — Royal Air Force Commons June 6, 1996
National Transport Network Commons June 10, 1996
2 speeches — Private Finance Commons June 18, 1996
Sentencing Proposals Commons June 19, 1996
3 speeches — National Health Service Commons June 26, 1996
Schools (Redesignation) Written Answers June 26, 1996
8 speeches — Water Metering Commons July 9, 1996
2 speeches — Parliamentary Procedure Commons July 11, 1996
2 speeches — Cumberland Infirmary Commons July 16, 1996
Business of the House Commons July 18, 1996
2 speeches — Engagements Commons October 15, 1996
2 speeches — DEFENCE ESTIMATES Commons October 15, 1996
2 speeches — Bett Report Commons October 29, 1996
2 speeches — Taxation Commons November 28, 1996
2 speeches — Engagements Commons November 28, 1996
E. Coli (Scotland) Commons November 28, 1996
Food Poisoning Written Answers December 12, 1996
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