Mr Gerald Kaufman

June 21, 1930 -
Summary information for Mr Gerald Kaufman

Contributions

1992

32 speeches — Nuclear Defence Commons January 14, 1992

India Commons February 5, 1992

Commonwealth of Independent States Commons February 5, 1992

Defence Research Agency Written Answers February 10, 1992

Ethnic Minority Teaching Written Answers March 3, 1992

Africa Commons March 4, 1992

Cyprus Commons March 4, 1992

Mr. Ronald Loco Written Answers March 10, 1992

Ethnic Minority Teaching Written Answers March 16, 1992

6 speeches — Foreign Affairs Commons May 8, 1992

Foreign Affairs Commons May 8, 1992

13 speeches — European Communities (Amendment) Bill Commons May 21, 1992

Yugoslavia (Sanctions) Commons June 2, 1992

Correspondence Written Answers June 2, 1992

Kashmir Commons June 3, 1992

Cyprus Commons June 3, 1992

Foreign Affairs Council Commons June 8, 1992

Disability Living Allowance Written Answers June 25, 1992

Cyprus Commons July 1, 1992

2 speeches — EC Presidency Commons July 1, 1992

11 speeches — European Community (United Kingdom Presidency) Commons July 2, 1992

Correspondence Written Answers July 2, 1992

Commissioner Ripa di Meana Written Answers July 2, 1992

Housing Benefit Written Answers July 2, 1992

Extradition Written Answers October 22, 1992

Death Row, Jamaica Written Answers October 23, 1992

Next Steps Agencies Written Answers October 23, 1992

Points of Order Commons October 27, 1992

Trident Written Answers November 9, 1992

2 speeches — Matrix Churchill Commons November 10, 1992

Business of the House Commons November 19, 1992

2 speeches — Citizens Charter Commons November 23, 1992

8 speeches — Arms Exports (Iraq) Commons November 23, 1992

British Broadcasting Corporation Commons November 24, 1992

Albania Written Answers December 8, 1992

Points of Order Commons December 9, 1992

Albania Written Answers December 9, 1992

President-elect Clinton Written Answers December 10, 1992

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