Mr Gerald Bermingham

August 20, 1940 -
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Contributions

1983

SECOND DAY Commons June 23, 1983

3 speeches — Cable Systems and Services Commons June 30, 1983

National Coal Board Commons July 4, 1983

Assisted Area Status Written Answers July 4, 1983

Housing Starts Written Answers July 4, 1983

Assisted Area Status Written Answers July 5, 1983

Glass Industries Written Answers July 5, 1983

Walton Prison Written Answers July 7, 1983

Rear Seat Belts Commons July 11, 1983

2 speeches — Legal Aid Commons July 11, 1983

Companies (Beneficial Interests) Bill Commons July 11, 1983

St. Helens (Assisted Area Status) Written Answers July 11, 1983

Glass Imports Written Answers July 11, 1983

Wages (Single Parents) Written Answers July 11, 1983

Drugs (Side Effects) Written Answers July 11, 1983

Death Penalty Commons July 13, 1983

Custodial Sentences Written Answers July 13, 1983

Road Traffic Act 1972 (Amendment) Written Answers July 14, 1983

Mental Patients (Electoral Registration) Written Answers July 14, 1983

St. Helens (Assisted Area Status) Written Answers July 15, 1983

Opencast Sites Written Answers July 18, 1983

Minimum Income Written Answers July 18, 1983

11 speeches — St. Helens Written Answers July 18, 1983

Petrol and Diesel Prices Commons July 25, 1983

Merseyside (Urban Renewal) Commons July 25, 1983

6 speeches — Prevention of Terrorism Bill Commons October 24, 1983

7 speeches — Mental Health Services Written Answers October 24, 1983

Secure Facilities Written Answers October 24, 1983

Mental Health Services Written Answers October 27, 1983

Corporal Punishment Written Answers October 31, 1983

2 speeches — Pupil Punishment Written Answers October 31, 1983

Energy Conservation Written Answers November 2, 1983

Mortgages (Conservation Measures) Written Answers November 3, 1983

3 speeches — Buildings (Insulation) Written Answers November 3, 1983

5 speeches — Police and Criminal Evidence Bill Commons November 7, 1983

Conservation Written Answers November 8, 1983

Council of Ministers Commons November 9, 1983

11 speeches — Liverpool Area Health Authority (Budget) Commons November 9, 1983

2 speeches — Energy Conservation Written Answers November 9, 1983

2 speeches — Northern Ireland (Criminal Trials) Commons November 14, 1983

6 speeches — Education (Grants and Awards) Bill Commons November 14, 1983

2 speeches — Special Schools (Punishment) Written Answers November 14, 1983

Supplementary Benefit Written Answers November 14, 1983

Film Industry Commons November 16, 1983

Prevention of Delays of Trials Commons November 16, 1983

Child Benefit Written Answers November 16, 1983

NHS (Refrigerators) Written Answers November 16, 1983

Supplementary Benefit Written Answers November 17, 1983

Mentally Ill Persons Written Answers November 18, 1983

Children in Care Written Answers November 18, 1983

Road Traffic Accidents (Drugs) Written Answers November 18, 1983

Tardive Dyskinesia Written Answers November 18, 1983

6 speeches — Mental Health Services Written Answers November 18, 1983

Worcester Development Project Written Answers November 18, 1983

Mental Hospitals Written Answers November 18, 1983

Motoring Offences (Drugs) Written Answers November 21, 1983

4 speeches — Restrictive Trades Practices (Stock Exchange) Bill Commons November 22, 1983

Grammar Schools Written Answers November 22, 1983

Night Club Doormen Written Answers December 1, 1983

Custodial Remands (Compensation) Written Answers December 5, 1983

Town and Country Planning Bill Commons December 7, 1983

Worcester Development Project Written Answers December 7, 1983

2 speeches — Mentally III Persons Commons December 8, 1983

Corporal Punishment Written Answers December 12, 1983

Energy Use Surveys Written Answers December 20, 1983

2 speeches — Grants Written Answers December 20, 1983

Energy Efficiency Campaign Written Answers December 22, 1983

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