Mr James Scott-Hopkins
November 29, 1921 - 1995Summary information for Mr James Scott-Hopkins
Contributions
1975
6 speeches — EEC (AGRICULTURAL PRICES) Commons January 16, 1975
British Membership Commons January 29, 1975
EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY (BUSINESS) Commons January 29, 1975
SUGAR Commons February 3, 1975
EEC (FARMING AREAS) Commons February 4, 1975
Polaris (Replacement Contracts) Commons February 11, 1975
Carsington, Derbyshire (Reservoir) Written Answers February 25, 1975
EEC Commission (Minister's Visit) Commons March 3, 1975
Open Prisons Written Answers March 6, 1975
3 speeches — Derwent Housing Society Written Answers March 24, 1975
EFTA Countries (Foreign Ministers) Commons April 9, 1975
Shrewsbury Pickets Commons April 10, 1975
2 speeches — REFERENDUM BILL Commons April 10, 1975
2 speeches — REFERENDUM [MONEY] Commons April 10, 1975
AGRICULTURE (EEC MINISTERS' MEETING) Commons May 1, 1975
Disaster Victims (Assistance to Relatives) Commons May 8, 1975
BUS FARES (DERBYSHIRE) Commons May 15, 1975
Training Commons May 20, 1975
Recruits (Wastage) Commons June 24, 1975
EUROPEAN COMMUNITY (BUSINESS) Commons June 25, 1975
2 speeches — EUROPEAN COMMUNITY (BUDGET) Commons July 4, 1975
Industrial Technologies Commons July 14, 1975
2 speeches — EUROPEAN COMMUNITY (AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES) Commons October 17, 1975
Mobility Allowance Written Answers October 28, 1975
EUROPEAN COMMUNITY (BUDGET) Commons November 6, 1975
Irish Immigrant (Benefits) Written Answers November 25, 1975
Irish Immigrant Written Answers November 27, 1975
EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES (DEVELOPMENTS) Commons December 3, 1975
A6 Realignment (Derbyshire) Written Answers December 3, 1975
Cod Supplies Commons December 11, 1975
Hill Cow Suckler Herd Commons December 11, 1975
Agricultural Mortgage Corporation Commons December 11, 1975
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