Mr Michael Brotherton
May 26, 1931 -Summary information for Mr Michael Brotherton
Contributions
1983
Humber Bridge Written Answers January 19, 1983
Local Government Ombudsman Written Answers February 7, 1983
Engagements Written Answers February 8, 1983
2 speeches — South Africa (Sporting Links) Commons February 9, 1983
Engagements Written Answers February 10, 1983
Engagements Written Answers February 15, 1983
Louth Bypass Written Answers February 16, 1983
Drugs Written Answers February 16, 1983
Foreign Affairs Council (General) Commons February 23, 1983
Engagements Written Answers February 24, 1983
Falkland Islands (British Garrison) Written Answers February 28, 1983
Departmental Staff (Smoking) Written Answers February 28, 1983
Engagements Written Answers March 1, 1983
Merchant Shipping (Indian Ocean) Written Answers March 1, 1983
Engagements Written Answers March 3, 1983
Yorkshire and Humberside (Employment) Commons March 4, 1983
Engagements Written Answers March 8, 1983
Gibraltar Written Answers March 9, 1983
2 speeches — European Assembly (Visits) Commons March 10, 1983
Engagements Written Answers March 10, 1983
Engagements Written Answers March 15, 1983
Humber Bridge Written Answers March 16, 1983
Engagements Written Answers March 17, 1983
Common Fisheries Policy (Inspectors) Written Answers March 17, 1983
Education Vouchers Written Answers March 22, 1983
Engagements Written Answers March 22, 1983
2 speeches — Credit Cards Commons March 24, 1983
Engagements Written Answers March 24, 1983
Footwear Written Answers March 29, 1983
Engagements Written Answers March 29, 1983
Zimbabwe (Release of Funds) Written Answers April 13, 1983
2 speeches — Sports Council Commons April 14, 1983
2 speeches — Immingham Commons April 14, 1983
Engagements Written Answers April 19, 1983
4 speeches — Bridges (Tolls) Commons April 20, 1983
Engagements Written Answers April 21, 1983
Engagements Written Answers April 28, 1983
Namibia Written Answers May 11, 1983
Engagements Written Answers May 12, 1983
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