Mr Michael Alison
June 27, 1926 - May 28, 2004Summary information for Mr Michael Alison
Contributions
1997
Street Children Written Answers January 14, 1997
Land Written Answers January 20, 1997
Cergy (Full Incumbents) Written Answers January 21, 1997
Suffragan Bishops Written Answers January 21, 1997
2 speeches — Bishops (Expenses) Written Answers January 21, 1997
4 speeches — River Ouse Written Answers January 22, 1997
Sewage Outfalls (Yorkshire) Written Answers January 22, 1997
5 speeches — Disestablishment Commons January 27, 1997
2 speeches — Church Funds Commons January 27, 1997
Sex Offenders Bill Commons January 27, 1997
Clergy (Pensions) Written Answers January 27, 1997
Investments Written Answers January 27, 1997
Vicarages and Palaces (Security) Written Answers January 27, 1997
Episcopal Residences Written Answers January 27, 1997
Archbishops Commission Written Answers January 27, 1997
Poverty Written Answers January 27, 1997
Set-aside Arrangements Written Answers January 27, 1997
Mining Subsidence (North Yorkshire) Commons January 30, 1997
2 speeches — Tenant Farmers Written Answers January 30, 1997
Draft Pensions Measure Written Answers February 10, 1997
3 speeches — Church Finances Commons February 24, 1997
3 speeches — Church Income Commons February 24, 1997
Ecclesiastical Heritage Written Answers February 24, 1997
Bishops' Cars Written Answers February 24, 1997
Clergy Pensions Written Answers February 24, 1997
Orthodontists Written Answers February 24, 1997
Bishops (Expenses) Written Answers February 24, 1997
Clergy Salaries Written Answers February 24, 1997
Marriage and Christian Values Commons February 26, 1997
Parishes Protection Group Written Answers March 11, 1997
Churches and Cathedrals (National Lottery Funding) Written Answers March 12, 1997
Church of England (General Synod) (Measures) Commons March 17, 1997
Christian Millennium Projects Commons March 19, 1997
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