Mr Gerald Gardiner
May 30, 1900 - January 7, 1990Summary information for Mr Gerald Gardiner
Contributions
1977
ONE-PARENT FAMILIES Lords January 19, 1977
CRIMINAL LAW BILL [H.L.] Lords January 20, 1977
CRIMINAL LAW BILL [H.L.] Lords January 27, 1977
11 speeches — CRIMINAL LAW BILL [H.L.] Lords February 1, 1977
SUPPLEMENTARY BENEFITS APPEAL TRIBUNALS Written Answers February 10, 1977
CRIMINAL LAW BILL [H.L.] Lords March 1, 1977
2 speeches — CRIMINAL LAW BILL [H.L.] Lords March 10, 1977
4 speeches — CRIMINAL LAW BILL [H.L.] Lords March 14, 1977
ARTS COUNCIL GRANTS Lords March 24, 1977
ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE BILL [H.L.] Lords May 2, 1977
OMBUDSMEN'S REPORTS: IMPLEMENTATION Lords May 3, 1977
NORTHERN IRELAND: EMERGENCY PROVISIONS Written Answers May 4, 1977
ENVIRONMENTAL AND ENERGY POLICY Lords May 11, 1977
FURTHER EDUCATION AND THE VENABLES REPORT Lords May 11, 1977
5 speeches — ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE BILL [H.L.] Lords May 16, 1977
ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE BILL [H.L.] Lords May 24, 1977
PRISON RULES Written Answers June 27, 1977
4 speeches — ACTS OF PARLIAMENT: IMPLEMENTATION Lords June 29, 1977
3 speeches — THE PENAL SYSTEM Lords June 29, 1977
COMMONS AMENDMENT Lords July 21, 1977
CIVIL LIABILITY AND PERSONAL INJURY COMPENSATION Written Answers November 9, 1977
CRIMINAL INJURIES COMPENSATION SCHEME Written Answers November 9, 1977
POLICE AND INDICTABLE OFFENCES Written Answers November 10, 1977
3 speeches — ROYAL COMMISSION ON CRIMINAL PROCEDURE Lords November 14, 1977
2 speeches — BAIL ACT 1976: IMPLEMENTATION Lords November 14, 1977
PUBLIC GENERAL ACTS Written Answers November 14, 1977
RENTON COMMITTEE ON LEGISLATION Written Answers November 14, 1977
4 speeches — MEDICAL BILL [H.L.] Lords December 13, 1977
PRISONERS: COMMUNICATION WITH THE PUBLIC Lords December 13, 1977
CIRCUIT ADVISORY COMMITTEES Written Answers December 15, 1977
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