Mr Ivor Richard

May 30, 1932 -
Summary information for Mr Ivor Richard

Contributions

1999

House of Lords: Royal Commission Lords February 11, 1999

2 speeches — House of Lords Reform Lords February 22, 1999

House of Lords Reform Lords February 23, 1999

2 speeches — House of Lords Reform Lords February 23, 1999

European Commission Lords March 16, 1999

Business Lords March 17, 1999

Procedure of the House: Select Committee Report Lords March 22, 1999

3 speeches — Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Bill [H.L.] Lords March 23, 1999

House of Lords Bill Lords March 29, 1999

Business of the House: Debate, 15th April Lords April 13, 1999

2 speeches — REFERENDUM Lords April 20, 1999

4 speeches — PURPOSE OF ACT (No. 3) Lords April 20, 1999

7 speeches — House of Lords Bill Lords April 27, 1999

4 speeches — House of Lords Bill Lords April 29, 1999

Kosovo Lords May 10, 1999

House of Lords Bill Lords May 11, 1999

3 speeches — House of Lords Bill Lords May 13, 1999

3 speeches — House of Lords Bill Lords May 13, 1999

House of Lords Bill Lords May 17, 1999

4 speeches — House of Lords Bill Lords May 25, 1999

Organophosphates: Licensing Policy Lords May 26, 1999

Military Intervention: Justification Lords June 14, 1999

LIFE PEERAGES FOR DISQUALIFIED PEERS Lords June 15, 1999

2 speeches — House of Lords Bill Lords June 30, 1999

6 speeches — House of Lords Bill Lords June 30, 1999

Data Protection and Government Departments Written Answers July 8, 1999

Highways Agency Lords July 19, 1999

Procedure of the House: Select Committee Fourth Report Lords July 22, 1999

House of Lords Bill: Peers' Writ of Summons Lords July 27, 1999

House of Lords Bill Lords October 20, 1999

EXCEPTION FROM SECTION 1: NON-VOTING PEERS Lords October 26, 1999

4 speeches — CONSTITUTIONAL BILLS: VOTING RIGHTS OF HEREDITARY PEERS Lords October 26, 1999

DURATION OF ACT Lords October 26, 1999

ECHR Judgment: Thompson and Venables Lords December 16, 1999

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