Mr Lawrence Orr
September 16, 1918 - 1990Summary information for Mr Lawrence Orr
Contributions
1970
International Telecommunication Union Commons January 19, 1970
Licences Written Answers January 20, 1970
4 speeches — RIGHT OF PRIVACY BILL Commons January 23, 1970
Aldergrove Airfield (Temporary Closure) Written Answers January 23, 1970
Space Communication (Expenditure) Written Answers January 29, 1970
Frequency and Mobile Radio Committees (Membership) Written Answers January 29, 1970
Departmental Employees Written Answers January 29, 1970
B.B.C. Transmissions (Frequencies) Written Answers January 29, 1970
Northern Ireland Written Answers February 4, 1970
Service Voters Written Answers February 4, 1970
2 speeches — Northern Ireland Prime Minister (Talks) Commons February 12, 1970
Medium-Wave Frequencies (Local Radio Stations) Commons February 16, 1970
Kilkeel Fishing Fleet (Search) Written Answers February 20, 1970
11 speeches — ARMY ESTIMATES, 1970–71, VOTE A Commons March 12, 1970
REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE ACTS Written Answers March 17, 1970
ANNUAL FARM PRICE REVIEW Commons March 18, 1970
University Officer Training Corps (Uniforms) Written Answers March 20, 1970
Phonodex Equipment Written Answers March 23, 1970
PRIME MINISTER OF NORTHERN IRELAND (MEETING) Commons March 24, 1970
9 speeches — NORTHERN IRELAND (INCIDENTS, DERRY) Commons March 24, 1970
ADJOURNMENT (WHITSUNTIDE) Commons May 11, 1970
5 speeches — HOME AFFAIRS Commons July 3, 1970
NORTHERN IRELAND Commons July 6, 1970
NORTHERN IRELAND Commons July 7, 1970
PRIME MINISTER OF NORTHERN IRELAND Commons July 16, 1970
EMERGENCY POWERS (REGULATIONS) Commons July 20, 1970
24 speeches — PRIVILEGES (DETAINED MEMBERS) Commons July 23, 1970
2 speeches — TRAVEL INDUSTRY (TOUR AND CHARTER OPERATIONS) Commons November 20, 1970
Ulster Defence Regiment Commons November 26, 1970
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons November 26, 1970
Northern Ireland Written Answers December 10, 1970
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