Mr John Carlisle
August 28, 1942 -Summary information for Mr John Carlisle
Contributions
1982
Playing Fields Commons January 20, 1982
7 speeches — Orders of the Day Commons January 20, 1982
Criminal Justice Bill Commons January 20, 1982
Regimental Secretaries Written Answers February 2, 1982
3 speeches — Fishmeal Written Answers February 2, 1982
South Africa (Sanctions) Written Answers February 3, 1982
2 speeches — Engagements Commons February 4, 1982
Wheat and Barley Exports Written Answers February 4, 1982
Engagements Written Answers February 9, 1982
Engagements Written Answers February 16, 1982
Parental Freedom of Choice Written Answers February 16, 1982
World Cup Commons February 17, 1982
World Cup Written Answers February 17, 1982
Foreign Visitors Commons February 18, 1982
Engagements Written Answers February 18, 1982
Immigration (Illegal Overstaying) Written Answers February 18, 1982
Electrical Goods Written Answers February 23, 1982
Engagements Written Answers February 25, 1982
2 speeches — Cricketers (South African Tour) Commons March 1, 1982
Engagements Written Answers March 2, 1982
South Africa Written Answers March 3, 1982
Business of the House Commons March 4, 1982
Engagements Written Answers March 4, 1982
Substitute Feedstuffs Written Answers March 4, 1982
Prevention of Crime Commons March 8, 1982
Engagements Written Answers March 9, 1982
Immigrants (Benefits) Written Answers March 9, 1982
Engagements Written Answers March 11, 1982
Engagements Written Answers March 16, 1982
2 speeches — South Africa (Sporting Links) Commons March 17, 1982
Engagements Commons March 18, 1982
Foreign Visitors Written Answers March 23, 1982
Engagements Written Answers March 25, 1982
Engagements Written Answers March 30, 1982
Council of Agriculture Ministers. (Meeting) Commons April 5, 1982
2 speeches — Argentine (Sporting Events) Written Answers April 20, 1982
Marketing Initiative Commons May 6, 1982
3 speeches — LIABILITY TO CAPITAL PUNISHMENT Commons May 11, 1982
4 speeches — CURFEW ORDER Commons May 12, 1982
World Cup Commons May 19, 1982
13 speeches — Criminal Justice Bill Commons May 19, 1982
World Cup Written Answers May 19, 1982
2 speeches — Bedford (Police Strength) Commons May 20, 1982
Engagements Commons May 20, 1982
Falkland Islands Commons May 20, 1982
Engagements Written Answers May 20, 1982
Mineral Exploitation Written Answers May 25, 1982
Pest Control Written Answers May 25, 1982
Argentina (Sporting Contacts) Commons May 27, 1982
Engagements Written Answers May 27, 1982
Engagements Written Answers June 22, 1982
13 speeches — Immigration Regulations Commons June 28, 1982
South Africa Written Answers July 6, 1982
South Africa Commons July 7, 1982
3 speeches — LIMITATION OF RATING POWERS Commons July 7, 1982
BETTING AND GAMING DUTIES Commons July 12, 1982
Engagements Written Answers July 13, 1982
Benefits (Fraud) Written Answers July 13, 1982
South Africa Written Answers July 15, 1982
Mr. Peter Gent Written Answers July 15, 1982
3 speeches — Gleneagles Agreement (Sports Council) Commons July 21, 1982
Offenders (Home Leave) Written Answers July 26, 1982
Anthony Cyrus Written Answers July 26, 1982
2 speeches — Argentine Goods (Imports) Written Answers July 29, 1982
Grain (Payment) Written Answers October 28, 1982
Engagements Written Answers November 9, 1982
6 speeches — Immigration Commons November 11, 1982
Engagements Written Answers November 11, 1982
Directorate of Overseas Surveys Written Answers November 16, 1982
Racial Equality Commons November 18, 1982
3 speeches — Agricultural Marketing Bill Commons November 18, 1982
Immigration Rules Written Answers November 18, 1982
Barley (Intervention) Written Answers November 22, 1982
3 speeches — Wheat (Bread Making) Written Answers November 22, 1982
Grain (Payments) Written Answers November 22, 1982
Agricultural Surpluses Written Answers December 2, 1982
2 speeches — Wheat Written Answers December 2, 1982
3 speeches — Gleneagles Agreement Commons December 8, 1982
8 speeches — Immigration Commons December 15, 1982
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