Mr Joel Barnett

October 14, 1923 -
Summary information for Mr Joel Barnett

Contributions

1986

2 speeches — Coinage System Lords February 4, 1986

Oil Policy Lords February 13, 1986

Economic Situation Lords February 19, 1986

Economic Situation Lords February 19, 1986

Arms Industries: Debtor Countries Lords March 5, 1986

North Sea Oil Revenue Lords March 20, 1986

2 speeches — The International Debt Problem Lords April 9, 1986

Indecent Material: Importation Decision Lords April 15, 1986

Germany: UK Exports Lords April 16, 1986

Heating Allowances and Comparative Expenditure Lords April 17, 1986

Unemployment Figures Lords April 24, 1986

British Leyland Lords April 24, 1986

2 speeches — Charities: Budget Legislation Lords April 29, 1986

Government Policies: Social Effects Lords April 30, 1986

Skill Shortages in Manufacturing Lords May 1, 1986

HBMC: Finanical Management Lords May 1, 1986

Wider Share Ownership Lords May 7, 1986

2 speeches — Profit-sharing Schemes Lords May 13, 1986

European Community: UK Payments Lords May 13, 1986

BUDGET PROPOSALS: CHARITIES Written Answers May 14, 1986

Unemployment: Government Measures Lords June 4, 1986

2 speeches — Dockyard Services Bill Lords June 9, 1986

Building Societies Bill Lords June 20, 1986

Economic Prosperity: Criteria Lords July 1, 1986

Road Improvements: Petitioners' Costs Lords July 2, 1986

The Arts: Business Sponsorship Lords July 2, 1986

2 speeches — Building Societies Bill Lords July 3, 1986

7 speeches — Building Societies Bill Lords July 3, 1986

Lord Chancellor's Salary Order 1986 Lords July 3, 1986

14 speeches — Building Societies Bill Lords July 3, 1986

Pay Increases and Inflation Lords July 8, 1986

4 speeches — Building Societies Bill Lords July 10, 1986

PART IV Lords July 10, 1986

Finance Bill Lords July 25, 1986

Financial Services Bill Lords October 16, 1986

Civil Service: London Weighting Lords December 4, 1986

BBC Financing: Peacock Report Lords December 15, 1986

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