Mr Jack Dormand
August 27, 1919 - December 18, 2003Summary information for Mr Jack Dormand
Contributions
1987
2 speeches — Office Accommodation Commons January 19, 1987
Film Production Written Answers January 21, 1987
Coal Firing Scheme Written Answers January 26, 1987
Northern Region Written Answers January 26, 1987
Labour Statistics Written Answers January 27, 1987
The City and Industry Commons January 28, 1987
Northern Region Written Answers January 28, 1987
2 speeches — European Community Commons January 29, 1987
2 speeches — Drink-Drive Offences Commons February 2, 1987
2 speeches — Regional Airports Commons February 2, 1987
New Towns Written Answers February 4, 1987
Social Security Benefits Written Answers February 5, 1987
2 speeches — Maternity Payments Written Answers February 16, 1987
2 speeches — Cycling (Safety) Commons February 23, 1987
Northern Regional Development Agency Written Answers February 25, 1987
European Regional Development Fund Written Answers March 4, 1987
Northern Region (Dereliction) Written Answers March 4, 1987
Nuclear Power Stations Commons March 9, 1987
Engagements Commons March 12, 1987
Coal-fired Power Stations Commons March 30, 1987
Parliamentary and Other Pensions Bill Commons April 27, 1987
Engagements Commons April 30, 1987
North-east New Towns Written Answers May 6, 1987
2 speeches — Inquests Commons May 7, 1987
2 speeches — British Coal Enterprise Ltd. Commons May 11, 1987
2 speeches — Northern Region (Job Dispersal) Commons May 11, 1987
POWER TO PROVIDE FOR PENSIONS Commons May 13, 1987
AMENDMENT OF MR. SPEAKER KING'S RETIREMENT ACT 1971 Commons May 13, 1987
Small Businesses Commons May 15, 1987
Alcohol Abuse Lords November 25, 1987
School Governors: Training Lords December 2, 1987
British Steel: Privatisation Lords December 3, 1987
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