Mr Kenneth Clarke
July 2, 1940 -Summary information for Mr Kenneth Clarke
Contributions
1998
Greenhouse Gas Reductions Written Answers January 26, 1998
5 speeches — Protection of the Countryside Commons January 27, 1998
BSE-linked Deaths Written Answers January 27, 1998
Child Benefit Written Answers January 30, 1998
Government-authorised Expenditure Written Answers February 2, 1998
Planning for Communities Commons February 23, 1998
Cabinet Committees Written Answers February 26, 1998
Housing Development (Nottinghamshire) Written Answers March 2, 1998
ISAs, TESSAs and PEPs Commons March 3, 1998
7 speeches — Taxation Commons March 10, 1998
CIRCUMSTANCES IN WHICH SHOOTING IS UNSAFE OR IMPRACTICAL Commons March 13, 1998
Primary Care Trusts Written Answers March 18, 1998
Police Complaints and Discipline Commons March 23, 1998
7 speeches — Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation Commons March 23, 1998
Working Families Tax Credit Written Answers March 30, 1998
National Lottery Written Answers April 20, 1998
2 speeches — Finance (No. 2) Bill Commons April 21, 1998
7 speeches — REVIEW OF ROLE OF SCOTTISH MEMBERS OF HOUSE OF COMMONS Commons May 6, 1998
Fiscal Indicators Written Answers July 13, 1998
Comprehensive Spending Review Commons July 14, 1998
6 speeches — Public Expenditure Commons July 16, 1998
RAF Newton Written Answers July 16, 1998
3 speeches — European Single Currency Commons July 21, 1998
Government Lending (Russia) Written Answers July 21, 1998
Self-assessment Written Answers July 29, 1998
Nottingham Health Authority Written Answers July 31, 1998
Criminal Justice (Terrorism and Conspiracy) Bill Commons September 2, 1998
6 speeches — The Economy Commons November 4, 1998
Jobs and Inflation Commons November 5, 1998
Bank of England Written Answers November 5, 1998
Debate on the Address Commons November 24, 1998
14 speeches — Constitution and Parliament Commons November 30, 1998
Coalfields Regeneration Written Answers December 7, 1998
Housing Policy Commons December 9, 1998
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