Mr John McWilliam
May 16, 1941 -Summary information for Mr John McWilliam
Contributions
1990
Export Credits Guarantee Department Written Answers January 17, 1990
Veterinary Service Written Answers February 8, 1990
Information Technology Written Answers February 14, 1990
Planning Permission (Demolition of Houses) Bill Commons March 2, 1990
Members' Interests Commons March 7, 1990
Business of the House Commons March 8, 1990
Recycling Written Answers March 14, 1990
Health Authority Chairmen Written Answers March 26, 1990
Local Management of Schools Written Answers March 27, 1990
German Unification Commons April 4, 1990
3 speeches — Mobility Written Answers April 4, 1990
Mobility Written Answers April 5, 1990
Drink Prices Written Answers April 18, 1990
Eastern Europe Written Answers May 14, 1990
British Exporters Written Answers May 16, 1990
2 speeches — Telephone Tapping Commons May 24, 1990
Traffic Area Offices Written Answers May 24, 1990
Civil Service Written Answers May 24, 1990
Dental Checks Written Answers June 5, 1990
City Technology Colleges Written Answers June 12, 1990
Safety-critical Software Written Answers June 20, 1990
Social Workers (Recruitment) Written Answers July 3, 1990
REGULATIONS Commons July 6, 1990
GATT Written Answers July 9, 1990
Antarctica Written Answers July 11, 1990
2 speeches — Electronic Equipment Commons July 18, 1990
Defence (Options for Change) Commons July 25, 1990
2 speeches — The Gulf Commons September 7, 1990
District Health Authorities Written Answers October 16, 1990
School Books Written Answers October 23, 1990
2 speeches — Environmental Protection Bill Commons October 29, 1990
Manufacturing Industry Written Answers October 31, 1990
Telecommunications Commons November 13, 1990
Gas Prices Written Answers November 20, 1990
The Gulf (Troop Deployments) Commons November 22, 1990
Textiles and Clothing Written Answers December 5, 1990
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