Mr Harry Cowans
December 19, 1932 - October 3, 1985Summary information for Mr Harry Cowans
Contributions
1984
2 speeches — Ordnance Factories and Military Services Bill Commons January 16, 1984
2 speeches — Occupational Pensioners (Housing Benefit) Commons January 19, 1984
5 speeches — British Rail Engineering Ltd. Commons January 24, 1984
3 speeches — Local Authority Associations Commons February 8, 1984
Engagements Written Answers February 16, 1984
Engagements Written Answers February 21, 1984
Business of the House Commons February 23, 1984
Engagements Written Answers February 23, 1984
Engagements Written Answers February 28, 1984
6 speeches — Rates Bill (Allocation of Time) Commons February 29, 1984
Engagements Written Answers March 1, 1984
Engagements Written Answers March 6, 1984
Rate Support Grant Written Answers March 7, 1984
Engagements Written Answers March 8, 1984
Engagements Written Answers March 13, 1984
Engagements Written Answers March 15, 1984
Engagements Written Answers March 20, 1984
Engagements Written Answers March 22, 1984
3 speeches — LEVELS OF EXPENDITURE Commons March 27, 1984
EFFECT ON PUBLIC SPENDING Commons March 27, 1984
4 speeches — CONSULTATION ON PRINCIPLES Commons March 27, 1984
POWER TO PRESCRIBE MAXIMUM RATES AND PRECEPTS Commons March 27, 1984
5 speeches — DESIGNATION OF AUTHORITIES Commons March 27, 1984
2 speeches — DETERMINATION OF MAXIMUM RATE OF PRECEPT Commons March 27, 1984
Engagements Written Answers March 27, 1984
3 speeches — MISCELLANEOUS AMENDMENTS AND REPEALS Commons March 28, 1984
United States Military Bases Written Answers March 28, 1984
Engagements Written Answers March 29, 1984
United States Military Bases Written Answers March 30, 1984
2 speeches — Energy Efficiency Office Commons April 2, 1984
Engagements Written Answers April 3, 1984
3 speeches — Ginns and Gutteridge, Leicester (Crematorium) Bill Commons April 5, 1984
Engagements Written Answers April 5, 1984
British Rail (Wages) Written Answers April 9, 1984
Engagements Written Answers April 10, 1984
Engagements Written Answers April 12, 1984
Engagements Written Answers May 1, 1984
Farm Workers (Wages) Written Answers May 3, 1984
Engagements Written Answers May 8, 1984
9 speeches — COMMENCEMENT AND TERMINATION OF INTERIM PROVISIONS Commons May 9, 1984
3 speeches — SUSPENSION OF ELECTIONS AND APPOINTMENT OF, COUNCILLORS Commons May 10, 1984
ESTABLISHMENT AND FUNCTIONS OF STAFF COMMISSION. Commons May 10, 1984
Engagements Written Answers May 10, 1984
Engagements Written Answers May 15, 1984
Engagements Written Answers May 17, 1984
2 speeches — Local Government Reform Commons May 21, 1984
Concessionary Fares Commons May 21, 1984
Engagements Written Answers May 22, 1984
Engagements Written Answers May 24, 1984
Engagements Written Answers June 5, 1984
Engagements Written Answers June 12, 1984
Engagements Written Answers June 14, 1984
Young People (Benefits) Written Answers June 15, 1984
Young People (Benefits) Written Answers June 18, 1984
Engagements Written Answers July 3, 1984
Local Government (Interim Provisions) Bill Commons July 5, 1984
Engagements Written Answers July 5, 1984
Engagements Written Answers July 10, 1984
Engagements Written Answers July 12, 1984
British Airways Commons July 30, 1984
COMMENCEMENT AND TERMINATION OF INTERIM PROVISIONS Commons July 30, 1984
3 speeches — SUSPENSION OF ELECTIONS AND EXTENSION OF TERMS OF OFFICE Commons July 30, 1984
Coles Cranes (Purchase) Commons October 29, 1984
2 speeches — Expenditure Written Answers November 15, 1984
7 speeches — New Towns and Urban Development Corporations Bill Commons November 20, 1984
New Towns (House Sales) Commons November 28, 1984
2 speeches — Local Government Bill Commons December 3, 1984
Bus Services Written Answers December 3, 1984
5 speeches — ABOLITION OF GLC AND METROPOLITAN COUNTY COUNCILS Commons December 12, 1984
8 speeches — ABOLITION OF GLC AND METROPOLITAN COUNTY COUNCILS Commons December 13, 1984
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