Mr John Browne

October 17, 1938 -
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Contributions

1983

Trade Union Leaders (Meeting) Written Answers January 31, 1983

2 speeches — Civil Defence Commons February 3, 1983

Secret Ballots Written Answers February 8, 1983

Engineer Officers Written Answers February 9, 1983

Engagements Written Answers February 15, 1983

Engagements Written Answers February 17, 1983

2 speeches — Expenditure Written Answers February 17, 1983

Armed Forces (Premature Voluntary Release) Written Answers February 18, 1983

Armed Forces (Earnings) Written Answers February 18, 1983

Engagements Written Answers February 24, 1983

Prison Service (Morale) Commons March 3, 1983

Engagements Written Answers March 3, 1983

Engagements Written Answers March 10, 1983

Engagements Written Answers March 15, 1983

3 speeches — Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation Commons March 16, 1983

Engagements Written Answers March 17, 1983

14 speeches — ABOLITION OF BRITISH TELECOMMUNICATIONS EXCLUSIVE PRIVILEGE ETC. Commons March 29, 1983

2 speeches — Civil Defence Commons March 31, 1983

6 speeches — Finance Bill Commons April 14, 1983

Cyclists (Fluorescent Strips) Written Answers April 20, 1983

Iraq-Iran War Written Answers April 27, 1983

Engagements Written Answers April 28, 1983

British Airways Written Answers May 11, 1983

Engagements Written Answers May 12, 1983

Armed Services Youth Training Scheme Written Answers June 24, 1983

HMSO Trading Fund (Cash Limit) Written Answers July 7, 1983

Trade Unions (Proposals for Legislation) Commons July 12, 1983

4 speeches — Intermediate Nuclear Forces Commons October 31, 1983

Foreign Affairs Commons November 3, 1983

Engagements Written Answers November 22, 1983

Nationalised Industries (Rate of Return) Written Answers November 22, 1983

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