Mr Frank Cook

November 3, 1935 -
Summary information for Mr Frank Cook

Contributions

1991

Relocation Projects Commons March 19, 1991

2 speeches — Dangerous Dogs Bill Commons June 10, 1991

3 speeches — CONTROL OF DOGS NOT OTHERWISE REGULATED Commons June 10, 1991

Business (Government Policies) Commons June 13, 1991

The Army Commons July 1, 1991

"The Gulf Between Us: The Gulf War and Beyond" Written Answers July 1, 1991

Arms Control Yearbook Written Answers July 1, 1991

Directorate General of Quality Assurance Commons July 2, 1991

Recession Written Answers July 3, 1991

5 speeches — Trawsfynydd Lake Written Answers July 4, 1991

The Gulf (Halons) Written Answers July 4, 1991

Nuclear Deterrent Written Answers July 4, 1991

Pollution (Crown Immunity) Written Answers July 19, 1991

Trident Written Answers July 19, 1991

India Written Answers July 19, 1991

Nuclear Fuel Reprocessing Written Answers July 19, 1991

Radioactive Waste Written Answers July 19, 1991

Pentachlorophenol Discharges Written Answers July 19, 1991

Iraq Written Answers July 22, 1991

Greenhouse Gases Written Answers July 22, 1991

3 speeches — Army (Restructuring) Commons July 23, 1991

Plutonium Written Answers July 23, 1991

Points of Order Commons July 24, 1991

Pollution (Harwell) Written Answers July 24, 1991

Commercial Confidentiality Written Answers July 24, 1991

Naval Support (Changes) Commons August 17, 1991

2 speeches — FIRST DAY Commons October 14, 1991

Kuwait Commons October 16, 1991

12 speeches — Debate on the Address Commons October 31, 1991

Civil Service Relocation Written Answers November 21, 1991

3 speeches — Points of Order Commons November 26, 1991

4 speeches — Common Agricultural Policy Commons December 4, 1991

Environmental Protection Written Answers December 12, 1991

Pollution Research Written Answers December 12, 1991

3 speeches — Maastricht Commons December 18, 1991

3 speeches — Maastricht Commons December 19, 1991

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