Mr Henry McLeish

January 15, 1948 -
Summary information for Mr Henry McLeish

Contributions

1996

14 speeches — National Health Service Commons January 24, 1996

3 speeches — REPORTS Commons January 25, 1996

4 speeches — Medical Misconduct Commons January 31, 1996

7 speeches — GP Fundholding Commons February 6, 1996

NHS Trusts (Return on Capital) Written Answers February 8, 1996

GP Fundholders Commons February 13, 1996

Private Finance Initiative Commons February 13, 1996

14 speeches — National Health Service Staff Commons February 13, 1996

NHS Charges Written Answers February 27, 1996

General Practitioner Fundholding Written Answers February 27, 1996

Coronary Heart Disease Commons March 12, 1996

2 speeches — National Health Service (Residual Liabilities) Bill Commons March 12, 1996

3 speeches — Medical Waste Written Answers March 14, 1996

3 speeches — Clinical Waste Written Answers March 18, 1996

Abattoirs (Hygiene Standards) Written Answers April 3, 1996

Slaughterhouses (Hygiene) Written Answers April 3, 1996

Meat Hygiene Service Written Answers April 3, 1996

Salaried Dentists Commons April 16, 1996

Slaughterhouse Hygiene Written Answers April 16, 1996

State Veterinary Service Written Answers April 16, 1996

LOW RENT TEST: EXTENSION OF RIGHTS Commons April 30, 1996

TRANSFER OF RESIDUAL LIABILITIES: SCOTLAND Commons May 1, 1996

Kidney Transplants Commons May 14, 1996

2 speeches — Drugs (Safety) Commons June 12, 1996

2 speeches — NHS Dentistry Commons June 12, 1996

2 speeches — King's College London Bill [Lords] (By Order) Commons June 24, 1996

18 speeches — National Health Service Commons June 26, 1996

NHS Nurses (Recruitment) Commons July 16, 1996

Benefit Fraud Commons November 12, 1996

3 speeches — Chronic Bronchitis and Emphysema Commons November 13, 1996

8 speeches — Social Security Administration (Fraud) Bill Commons November 25, 1996

7 speeches — Social Security Commons December 5, 1996

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