Mr John Patten
July 17, 1945 -Summary information for Mr John Patten
Contributions
1998
Northern Ireland (Emergency Provisions) Bill Lords January 12, 1998
Teachers: Public Recognition Written Answers January 28, 1998
History: Education Written Answers January 28, 1998
The Rural Population and Government Policy Written Answers February 17, 1998
2 speeches — Divorce Written Answers February 17, 1998
Teaching: Improving Standards Written Answers February 18, 1998
Right to Roam: Urban Areas Written Answers February 19, 1998
Angling: Fish Suffering Written Answers February 25, 1998
Countryside Policy Lords February 27, 1998
Millennium Dome: Rural Exhibits Written Answers March 10, 1998
Irish Citizens and Life Peerages Written Answers March 31, 1998
Rollerblading on the Highway Written Answers April 7, 1998
Government of Wales Bill Lords April 21, 1998
Rough Sleeping in Westminster Written Answers April 21, 1998
Euthanasia Lords May 6, 1998
Rough Sleeping in Westminster Written Answers May 18, 1998
Capital Gains Tax Written Answers June 3, 1998
Savings Lords June 8, 1998
The Third Way Written Answers June 8, 1998
The Middle Way Written Answers June 8, 1998
Rough Sleeping in Westminster Written Answers June 11, 1998
Rough Sleeping in Westminster Written Answers June 15, 1998
Honours: Advisory Committees Written Answers June 29, 1998
Values of the Left Written Answers June 29, 1998
Privy Council Dinner Written Answers July 9, 1998
Rough Sleeping in Central London Written Answers July 27, 1998
Rural Poverty and Social Exclusion Written Answers July 30, 1998
Criminal Justice (Terrorism and Conspiracy) Bill Lords September 3, 1998
Rough Sleeping in Westminster Written Answers September 3, 1998
Junk Faxes Written Answers September 3, 1998
Regional Development Agencies Bill Lords October 7, 1998
City of London: Government Promotion Written Answers November 16, 1998
Pension Sharing Written Answers November 18, 1998
No Fault Divorce Written Answers November 18, 1998
Men's Unit Written Answers December 7, 1998
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