Mr John Jacques
January 11, 1905 - December 20, 1995Summary information for Mr John Jacques
Contributions
1980
4 speeches — INFLATION AND PRICE INCREASES Lords January 28, 1980
3 speeches — GAS AND ELECTRICITY: PRICE INCREASES Lords January 30, 1980
2 speeches — METRICATION: GOVERNMENT POLICY Lords January 31, 1980
ELECTORAL LAW AND PROCEDURES: REVIEW Lords February 4, 1980
CRIMINAL JUSTICE (SCOTLAND) BILL [H.L.] Lords February 5, 1980
COMPETITION BILL Lords February 19, 1980
19 speeches — COMPETITION BILL Lords February 19, 1980
POST OFFICE EFFICIENCY AND POSTAL CHARGES Lords February 20, 1980
7 speeches — COMPETITION BILL Lords March 3, 1980
NATIONAL HERITAGE BILL Lords March 10, 1980
EDUCATION (No. 2) BILL Lords March 10, 1980
SUNDAY SHOP CLOSING HOURS Written Answers March 17, 1980
COMMONS AMENDMENT Lords March 27, 1980
2 speeches — ECONOMIC AND INDUSTRIAL POLICIES Lords April 16, 1980
SOCIAL SECURITY BILL Lords April 22, 1980
SAUDI ARABIA Lords April 24, 1980
SOCIAL SECURITY (No. 2) BILL Lords June 16, 1980
HOUSING BILL Lords June 30, 1980
TENANTS' RIGHTS, ETC. (SCOT LAND) BILL Lords July 16, 1980
MINIMUM LENDING RATE REDUCTION Lords July 17, 1980
3 speeches — NATURAL GAS: PRICES TO INDUSTRY Lords July 30, 1980
FINANCE BILL Lords July 31, 1980
GAS SUPPLY PRICES Written Answers August 8, 1980
OPTICAL APPLIANCES: COMPETITION Lords October 6, 1980
BROADCASTING BILL Lords October 8, 1980
INTEREST RATES AND THE ECONOMY Lords October 20, 1980
AMENDMENT OF TRANSPORT (LONDON) ACT 1969 Lords October 28, 1980
MODIFICATION OF ENACTMENTS: SCOTLAND Lords October 30, 1980
4 speeches — LOCAL GOVERNMENT, PLANNING AND LAND (No. 2) BILL Lords October 30, 1980
2 speeches — ADDRESS IN REPLY TO HER MAJESTY'S MOST GRACIOUS SPEECH Lords November 27, 1980
2 speeches — NEB: Disposal of Holdings Lords December 10, 1980
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