Mr Ian Stewart
August 28, 1950 -Summary information for Mr Ian Stewart
Contributions
1998
Road Traffic Reduction (United Kingdom Targets) Bill Commons January 30, 1998
Drinking Water Written Answers February 19, 1998
VOLUNTARY WORKERS Commons March 9, 1998
COMPANY DIRECTORS Commons March 9, 1998
2 speeches — Internet Commons March 18, 1998
2 speeches — Engagements Commons March 18, 1998
Compliance Cost Assessments Written Answers April 22, 1998
2 speeches — COMPENSATION FOR UNFAIR DISMISSAL Commons April 24, 1998
Civil Estate Written Answers May 7, 1998
Creditor Insurance Policies Written Answers May 7, 1998
Summer Literacy Provision Written Answers May 7, 1998
Cable and Wireless Written Answers May 8, 1998
Health and Safety Representatives Commons May 20, 1998
Debt Reduction Written Answers June 3, 1998
2 speeches — Cattle Traceability Scheme Commons June 4, 1998
Marine Science and Technology Committee Written Answers June 16, 1998
2 speeches — Economic and Monetary Union Commons June 18, 1998
Breast Cancer Written Answers June 30, 1998
English Partnerships Written Answers July 30, 1998
City Challenge Written Answers July 30, 1998
Vitamin B6 Written Answers July 30, 1998
European Structural Funds Commons October 22, 1998
National Lottery (Hospices) Written Answers October 28, 1998
Health and Safety Commons November 4, 1998
2 speeches — The Economy Commons November 4, 1998
NHS Funding Written Answers November 9, 1998
2 speeches — Vaccine Damage (Compensation) Commons December 2, 1998
Miscellaneous Commons December 2, 1998
2 speeches — Tax Harmonisation Commons December 9, 1998
Medicines Control Agencies and Medical Devices Agencies Written Answers December 9, 1998
Angola Written Answers December 10, 1998
2 speeches — Tobacco Commons December 15, 1998
Adjournment (Christmas) Commons December 16, 1998
Competitiveness Commons December 16, 1998
Inward Investment (North-West) Written Answers December 16, 1998
Disability Living Allowance Written Answers December 17, 1998
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