Mr Jonathan Sayeed
March 20, 1948 -Summary information for Mr Jonathan Sayeed
Contributions
1991
Government Achievements Written Answers January 15, 1991
Purchasing Initiative Written Answers January 16, 1991
"Get It Right Before You Go" Written Answers January 16, 1991
2 speeches — Engagements Commons January 17, 1991
RN Detention Quarters Written Answers January 29, 1991
HMS Challenger Written Answers February 4, 1991
HMS Onyx and Brereton Written Answers February 11, 1991
B52 Bombers (Bristol Channel) Commons February 13, 1991
Forces and Equipment Commons February 19, 1991
Business of the House Commons February 21, 1991
The Gulf Commons February 21, 1991
Decommissioned Ships Written Answers February 22, 1991
The Gulf Commons February 25, 1991
HMS Ranger and Trumpeter Written Answers March 1, 1991
National Insurance Written Answers March 4, 1991
2 speeches — GP Target Payments Commons March 5, 1991
2 speeches — Seven-year-olds (Reporting) Commons March 12, 1991
2 speeches — Family Hardship Commons March 13, 1991
Business of the House Commons March 14, 1991
HMS Endurance Written Answers March 15, 1991
5 speeches — Antarctic Written Answers March 15, 1991
Procurement Executive Written Answers March 15, 1991
Food Prices Written Answers March 21, 1991
HMS Challenger Written Answers March 22, 1991
Community Charge Commons March 27, 1991
Engagements Commons April 23, 1991
Gulf War Commons April 30, 1991
4 speeches — Finance Bill Commons April 30, 1991
Manufacturing (West Midlands) Commons May 1, 1991
2 speeches — Engagements Commons May 2, 1991
Business of the House Commons May 9, 1991
Manufacturing Trade Written Answers May 16, 1991
Pensioners Written Answers May 20, 1991
2 speeches — Guardsmen Povey, Hicks and Ray (Compensation) Commons June 3, 1991
Memoranda of Understanding Written Answers June 3, 1991
2 speeches — Training Injuries Written Answers June 3, 1991
South Atlantic Written Answers June 18, 1991
Hong Kong Written Answers June 21, 1991
HMS Endurance Written Answers June 21, 1991
2 speeches — Family Credit Commons June 24, 1991
2 speeches — Government of Liverpool Commons June 24, 1991
Grenadier Guardsmen (Accident) Written Answers June 25, 1991
Training Exercises (Accidents) Written Answers June 25, 1991
Unexploded Ammunition Written Answers June 26, 1991
Montreal Protocol Written Answers June 27, 1991
Army Act Written Answers July 1, 1991
Training Exercises (Injuries) Written Answers July 1, 1991
Asylum Commons July 2, 1991
2 speeches — London Regional Transport (Penalty Fares) Bill (By Order) Commons July 9, 1991
3 speeches — Royal Fleet Auxiliary Written Answers July 15, 1991
3 speeches — Finance Bill Commons July 16, 1991
Preventive Medicine Written Answers July 16, 1991
Population Assistance Commons October 14, 1991
FIRST DAY Commons October 14, 1991
Squatting Commons October 15, 1991
SECOND DAY Commons October 15, 1991
Army Training (Germany) Written Answers October 17, 1991
MV Antares Commons October 22, 1991
Engagements Commons November 5, 1991
Gipsies (Avon) Commons November 8, 1991
3 speeches — The Environment Commons November 8, 1991
Business of the House Commons November 14, 1991
2 speeches — Cold Weather Payments Commons November 18, 1991
"Competing For Quality" Commons November 18, 1991
2 speeches — Kurdish People Commons November 18, 1991
MV Polar Circle Written Answers November 18, 1991
2 speeches — European Community (Intergovernmental Conferences) Commons November 21, 1991
Animal Welfare Written Answers November 21, 1991
Marine Simeon Ferrante Commons November 25, 1991
4 speeches — Housing Commons November 27, 1991
Patients Charter Commons December 3, 1991
Domestic Heating and Insulation Written Answers December 9, 1991
European Council (Maastricht) Commons December 11, 1991
2 speeches — Royal Naval Reserve Commons December 17, 1991
Schools Liaison Programmes Commons December 19, 1991
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