Mr Hilary Miller

March 6, 1929 -
Summary information for Mr Hilary Miller

Contributions

1990

Points of Order Commons January 23, 1990

Taxation Written Answers January 23, 1990

2 speeches — Engagements Commons January 30, 1990

Business of the House Commons March 1, 1990

Business of the House Commons March 8, 1990

Works of Art Written Answers March 29, 1990

3 speeches — "Next Steps" Written Answers April 2, 1990

2 speeches — Gun Components (Iraq) Commons April 18, 1990

Lieu of Tax Written Answers April 20, 1990

Points of Order Commons May 1, 1990

Pupil Testing Written Answers May 8, 1990

Hong Kong Commons May 9, 1990

EC Trade Commons May 16, 1990

Ravenscraig (Strip Mill Closure) Commons May 16, 1990

Ravenscraig Commons May 21, 1990

Business of the House Commons May 24, 1990

British Library Written Answers June 5, 1990

USSR (Prime Minister's Visit) Commons June 12, 1990

Cars Commons June 20, 1990

British Aerospace Commons June 28, 1990

National Farmers Union Written Answers June 28, 1990

Rover Group Commons July 18, 1990

Language Learning Written Answers October 23, 1990

Language Learning Written Answers October 29, 1990

Green Policies Commons October 31, 1990

Lieu of Tax Written Answers October 31, 1990

Autumn Statement Commons November 8, 1990

Further Education Written Answers November 13, 1990

Engagements Commons November 15, 1990

7 speeches — Road Safety Commons November 16, 1990

Tubes Seizure (Teesport) Written Answers November 16, 1990

Family Credit Written Answers November 19, 1990

2 speeches — Local Government Commons November 22, 1990

2 speeches — Roads Programme Commons November 26, 1990

Middle East Written Answers November 28, 1990

Manufacturing Output Commons December 5, 1990

The Economy Commons December 12, 1990

Maintenance Written Answers December 17, 1990

Health Care Purchasing Written Answers December 18, 1990

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