Mr George Galloway

August 16, 1954 -
Summary information for Mr George Galloway

Contributions

1993

Arab-Israel Dispute Commons January 13, 1993

2 speeches — Kuwait Border (Iraqi Violations) Commons January 13, 1993

Iraq (Military Action) Commons January 13, 1993

Pakistan Written Answers January 13, 1993

4 speeches — The Gulf and RAF Commons January 21, 1993

Constitutional Change Written Answers February 3, 1993

Israel Commons February 10, 1993

Palestine Liberation Organisation Written Answers February 10, 1993

Government of Scotland Written Answers March 3, 1993

Scottish Government (White Paper) Commons March 9, 1993

Middle East Commons March 10, 1993

Bosnia Commons April 19, 1993

Considered in Committee [Progress, 19 April] Commons April 21, 1993

"Scotland in the Union" Commons May 5, 1993

8 speeches — AZT Written Answers May 11, 1993

2 speeches — HIV and AIDS Written Answers May 11, 1993

2 speeches — HIV and AIDS Written Answers May 12, 1993

Medical Research Scientists (Shares) Written Answers May 12, 1993

6 speeches — AZT Written Answers May 12, 1993

Poppers Written Answers May 13, 1993

3 speeches — AZT Written Answers May 13, 1993

Wellcome Foundation Written Answers May 13, 1993

HIV Written Answers May 17, 1993

Whooping Cough Vaccine Written Answers May 19, 1993

Concorde Trials Written Answers May 26, 1993

2 speeches — "Scotland in the Union—a partnership for good" Commons June 9, 1993

Iraq Commons June 28, 1993

2 speeches — Points of Order Commons July 7, 1993

Local Government (Scotland) Commons July 8, 1993

2 speeches — Baghdad (US Attack) Commons July 14, 1993

7 speeches — Social Policy Protocol (Confidence Motion) Commons July 23, 1993

Engagements Commons November 2, 1993

2 speeches — Health Care (Glasgow) Commons December 8, 1993

4 speeches — Peacekeeping Operations Commons December 13, 1993

2 speeches — Palestine National Authority Commons December 15, 1993

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