Mr Ernie Ross

July 27, 1942 -
Summary information for Mr Ernie Ross

Contributions

1991

2 speeches — The Gulf Commons January 15, 1991

The Gulf Commons January 16, 1991

Israel (Missile Attack) Commons January 23, 1991

The Gulf Commons January 31, 1991

Points of Order Commons January 31, 1991

2 speeches — Scottish Homes Commons February 6, 1991

2 speeches — Science Policy Commons February 6, 1991

Engagements Commons February 7, 1991

Cold Weather Payments Commons February 11, 1991

The Gulf Commons February 13, 1991

The Gulf Commons February 26, 1991

Scottish Homes Written Answers March 6, 1991

9 speeches — Piper Alpha (Cullen Report) Commons March 7, 1991

2 speeches — Piper Alpha (Cullen Report) Commons March 7, 1991

Roll-on Roll-off Ferries Commons March 11, 1991

Middle East Commons March 13, 1991

2 speeches — Engagements Commons March 14, 1991

Local Government Review (Scotland) Commons March 21, 1991

Labour Statistics Commons April 17, 1991

2 speeches — Engagements Commons April 30, 1991

2 speeches — Trade Indemnity Commons May 1, 1991

Bangladesh (Aid) Commons May 8, 1991

2 speeches — Offshore Installations Written Answers May 13, 1991

Local Enterprise Companies Commons May 15, 1991

NHS Funding Written Answers May 15, 1991

Offshore Installations Written Answers May 15, 1991

Rosyth Written Answers July 2, 1991

Middle East Commons July 24, 1991

2 speeches — Infertility Treatment Commons August 17, 1991

2 speeches — Employment Initiatives Commons August 17, 1991

2 speeches — Local Government Finance Bill Commons November 12, 1991

Benefits (Student Entitlement) Commons November 12, 1991

European Foreign Ministers Commons November 20, 1991

2 speeches — Engagements Commons November 26, 1991

2 speeches — Further and Higher Education (Scotland) Bill Commons November 26, 1991

2 speeches — Health Boards Commons December 11, 1991

Maastricht Commons December 18, 1991

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