Mr Ernie Ross

July 27, 1942 -
Summary information for Mr Ernie Ross

Contributions

1992

2 speeches — Industrial Policy Commons January 15, 1992

2 speeches — Revenue Support Grant (Scotland) Commons January 22, 1992

NHS Expenditure Commons January 29, 1992

Health Services Written Answers January 29, 1992

Middle East Commons February 5, 1992

2 speeches — STUDY OF THE HISTORY, LANGUAGES AND CULTURE OF SCOTLAND Commons February 5, 1992

5 speeches — QUALITY ASSESSMENT IN RESPECT OF INSTITUTIONS WITHOUT DEGREE-AWARDING POWERS Commons February 5, 1992

2 speeches — INSPECTION Commons February 5, 1992

Association Agreements Commons February 17, 1992

BBC World Service Written Answers February 25, 1992

Health Board Finances Written Answers February 26, 1992

Middle East Written Answers March 4, 1992

2 speeches — NHS Trusts Commons May 20, 1992

Middle East Commons June 3, 1992

Bankruptcy (Scotland) Bill Commons June 17, 1992

2 speeches — European Research Council Commons June 22, 1992

2 speeches — Engagements Commons June 23, 1992

Youth Unemployment Written Answers June 24, 1992

EC Presidency Commons July 1, 1992

2 speeches — Engagements Commons July 2, 1992

Office Costs Allowance Commons July 14, 1992

United Nations Operations Commons September 25, 1992

2 speeches — Hospital Trusts Commons October 21, 1992

Trade Union Reform and Employment Rights Bill Commons November 17, 1992

2 speeches — Engagements Commons November 19, 1992

2 speeches — Cuba Commons November 25, 1992

Middle East Peace Talks Commons November 25, 1992

2 speeches — Engagements Commons December 1, 1992

Newspaper Distribution Written Answers December 2, 1992

6 speeches — United Nations Commons December 4, 1992

Local Government Commons December 16, 1992

2 speeches — Local Enterprise Companies Commons December 16, 1992

2 speeches — Commercial Courts Commons December 17, 1992

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