Mr Frank Haynes

March 8, 1926 -
Summary information for Mr Frank Haynes

Contributions

1992

Nurses, Midwives and Health Visitors Bill [Lords] Commons January 13, 1992

Nuclear Defence Commons January 14, 1992

6 speeches — Coal Industry Bill Commons January 15, 1992

Stamp Duty (Temporary Provisions) Bill Commons January 20, 1992

Electricity (Northern Ireland) Commons January 27, 1992

Teacher Supply Written Answers January 28, 1992

2 speeches — Local Government Finance Commons February 4, 1992

5 speeches — European Community (Budget) Commons February 4, 1992

MISCELLANEOUS AND CONSEQUENTIAL AMENDMENTS Commons February 5, 1992

REPORT TO PARLIAMENT Commons February 5, 1992

Meat Inspection Commons February 6, 1992

Job Losses Written Answers February 6, 1992

6 speeches — Interpretation etc. Commons February 11, 1992

Points of Order Commons February 12, 1992

2 speeches — Dioxin (Bolsover) Commons February 13, 1992

3 speeches — TIMESHARE CONTRACTS (TIME FOR RECONSIDERATION) (SCOTLAND) BILL Commons February 14, 1992

HOUSING (FITNESS STANDARD) (AMENDMENT) BILL Commons February 14, 1992

ANIMAL EXPERIMENTATION (COSMETICS) BILL Commons February 14, 1992

RECHAR Commons February 17, 1992

Noise Pollution Commons February 19, 1992

3 speeches — Mineworkers (Redundancy Pay) Commons February 24, 1992

6 speeches — Inflation Commons February 26, 1992

4 speeches — Members' Interests Commons February 28, 1992

CIVIL RIGHTS (DISABLED PERSONS) BILL Commons February 28, 1992

REPORT ON PROVISION FOR ADULT EDUCATION Commons March 3, 1992

4 speeches — ADULT EDUCATION FUNDING FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGES Commons March 3, 1992

Disability Living Allowance Commons March 4, 1992

Motorway Repairs Commons March 9, 1992

12 speeches — Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation Commons March 12, 1992

8 speeches — FUNCTIONS OF THE CHIEF INSPECTOR FOR ENGLAND Commons March 13, 1992

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