Mr Malcolm Chisholm

March 7, 1949 -
Summary information for Mr Malcolm Chisholm

Contributions

1998

3 speeches — Scotland Bill Commons January 12, 1998

Fuel Poverty and Energy Efficiency Commons January 14, 1998

Engagements Commons January 14, 1998

Lone Parents Written Answers January 26, 1998

Acute Beds (Lothian) Written Answers February 2, 1998

Edinburgh Royal Infirmary Written Answers February 3, 1998

Child Support Agency Written Answers February 4, 1998

Lone Parents Written Answers February 4, 1998

Extended Payment System Written Answers February 4, 1998

Child Care Disregard Written Answers February 5, 1998

Family Credit Helpline Written Answers February 6, 1998

Domestic Violence Written Answers February 10, 1998

Scottish Economy Commons February 12, 1998

Women (Government Priorities) Commons February 27, 1998

CROSS-BORDER PUBLIC BODIES: INITIAL STATUS Commons March 4, 1998

Waiting Lists Commons March 17, 1998

Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation Commons March 23, 1998

SEX DISCRIMINATION IN SELECTION OF CANDIDATES Commons March 31, 1998

"Working Together for a Healthier Scotland" Written Answers April 21, 1998

14 speeches — REVIEW OF ROLE OF SCOTTISH MEMBERS OF HOUSE OF COMMONS Commons May 6, 1998

CORRUPTION OR MALADMINISTRATION IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT Commons May 12, 1998

Economy Commons May 19, 1998

RESERVED MATTERS Commons May 19, 1998

Housing Written Answers June 4, 1998

Mortality Statistics (Women) Written Answers June 15, 1998

Local Government (Scotland) Commons June 16, 1998

Engagements Commons June 17, 1998

Health Service Written Answers June 23, 1998

REPEALS Commons July 1, 1998

Eviction Actions Written Answers July 7, 1998

Housing Refusals Written Answers July 7, 1998

Home Insulation Written Answers July 7, 1998

Respiratory Disease Written Answers July 8, 1998

Deaths Written Answers July 9, 1998

Nursery Education Written Answers July 15, 1998

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