Mr George Reid

June 4, 1939 -
Summary information for Mr George Reid

Contributions

1978

19 speeches — METHOD OF ELECTION Commons January 12, 1978

Royal High School, Edinburgh Commons January 18, 1978

2 speeches — Education (European Community Directorate) Commons January 18, 1978

GROUP 1C (Energy) Commons January 18, 1978

14 speeches — 'GROUP 1E (The Arts) Commons January 18, 1978

Scotch Whisky Written Answers January 18, 1978

Waste Paper Written Answers January 19, 1978

Spain Written Answers January 25, 1978

Ph.D Students Written Answers January 30, 1978

Sewage Sludge Written Answers January 31, 1978

3 speeches — NUMBER OF REPRESENTATIVES Commons February 2, 1978

Alloa Academy Written Answers February 15, 1978

Mentally Disturbed Offenders Written Answers February 15, 1978

2 speeches — General Election (Proxy Votes) Written Answers March 6, 1978

European Community (Referendum) Written Answers March 13, 1978

European Community (Referendum) Written Answers March 14, 1978

Devolution (Referendum) Commons March 15, 1978

Scottish Assembly (Expenditure) Commons March 15, 1978

GLASGOW SHERIFF COURT Commons March 15, 1978

Regional Development Fund Written Answers March 17, 1978

Tyres Written Answers March 23, 1978

Tyres (Imports) Written Answers March 23, 1978

Select Committees Commons April 3, 1978

Teachers Written Answers April 6, 1978

Licensed Premises Written Answers April 6, 1978

Hospital Patients Written Answers April 6, 1978

Police Written Answers April 11, 1978

2 speeches — Climbers and Hill Walkers Written Answers April 12, 1978

Hang-gliding Written Answers April 12, 1978

Murder Written Answers April 12, 1978

Oil, Natural Gas and Coal Imports Written Answers April 13, 1978

Moss/Morran (Petrochemical Project) Commons April 19, 1978

Central Regional Council Written Answers April 19, 1978

Infant Mortality Written Answers May 2, 1978

National Coal Board (European Community Loans) Written Answers May 4, 1978

Infant Mortality Written Answers May 12, 1978

Scottish Assembl Commons May 17, 1978

2 speeches — NEWSPAPER INDUSTRY Commons May 18, 1978

Perinatal Care Written Answers June 21, 1978

SCOTLAND BILL (ALLOCATION OF TIME) Commons July 4, 1978

4 speeches — THE SCOTTISH ASSEMBLY Commons July 6, 1978

8 speeches — REMUNERATION OF MEMBERS, ETC. Commons July 17, 1978

6 speeches — PROPOSALS FOR POWERS TO RAISE MONEYS Commons July 17, 1978

Benefits (Emergency Payments) Written Answers July 18, 1978

2 speeches — River Forth (Bridge) Commons July 19, 1978

Devolution (Referendum) Commons July 19, 1978

Emergency Benefit Payments Written Answers July 19, 1978

Imprisonment (Cost) Written Answers July 19, 1978

Language Department Assistants Written Answers July 19, 1978

Education (European Community Programme) Written Answers July 19, 1978

Secondary School Building Written Answers July 24, 1978

Employment Written Answers July 24, 1978

BROADCASTING Commons July 26, 1978

2 speeches — VOTING OF SCOTTISH MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT Commons July 26, 1978

Mental Health Written Answers November 13, 1978

Forth Valley Health Board (Nurses' Pay) Written Answers November 13, 1978

Devolution (Referendum) Commons November 15, 1978

Overtime Written Answers November 15, 1978

Employment Prospects Written Answers November 15, 1978

DEVOLUTION Written Answers November 16, 1978

Scottish Assembly Written Answers November 16, 1978

Deer Farming Written Answers November 16, 1978

SCOTLAND (REFERENDUM) Commons November 22, 1978

Scottish Assembly Commons December 13, 1978

Housing (Homeless Persons) Act 1977 Written Answers December 13, 1978

Supplementary Benefit Written Answers December 15, 1978

Supplementary Benefit Appeal Tribunals Written Answers December 15, 1978

Stainless Steel Baths Written Answers December 15, 1978

Gaelic Written Answers December 15, 1978

Gaelic Written Answers December 15, 1978

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