Mr Michael Cocks
August 19, 1929 - March 26, 2001Summary information for Mr Michael Cocks
Contributions
1995
2 speeches — Procedure of the House: Select Committee Report Lords January 10, 1995
Human Rights Bill [H.L.] Lords January 25, 1995
BARRISTERS' FEES IN LEGALLY-AIDED AND PUBLIC SERVICE CASES Written Answers January 30, 1995
3 speeches — LEGAL AID: PAYMENTS TO BARRISTERS Written Answers January 30, 1995
LEGAL AID: PAYMENTS TO SOLICITORS Written Answers January 30, 1995
LEGAL AID: R v KEVIN MAXWELL & OTHERS Written Answers January 30, 1995
NHS: Medical Negligence Provision Lords February 7, 1995
2 speeches — Human Rights Bill [H.L.] Lords February 15, 1995
Mr. Bryce Taylor: Legal Aid Written Answers February 22, 1995
Defibrillators: Airport and Aircraft Use Lords March 6, 1995
Barristers' Fees from Legal Aid Written Answers March 23, 1995
3 speeches — Human Rights Bill [H.L.] Lords March 29, 1995
House of Lords' Offices: Select Committee Report Lords April 5, 1995
Barristers: Legal Aid Fees Written Answers April 5, 1995
Single Issue Groups Lords May 17, 1995
2 speeches — Conditional Fee Agreements Order 1995 Lords June 12, 1995
Housing and Construction Lords June 21, 1995
Barristers' Fees Written Answers July 4, 1995
Dr. Jawad Hashim: Payments to Counsel Written Answers July 4, 1995
House of Lords Offices: Select Committee Report Lords July 20, 1995
Disability Discrimination Bill Lords July 20, 1995
Taxing Masters: Professional Qualifications Written Answers October 16, 1995
2 speeches — Legal Aid Payments Written Answers October 16, 1995
Sudan Lords November 30, 1995
House of Lords in Session: Painting by Mr. Andrew Festing Written Answers December 4, 1995
Judicial Review Challenges: Cost Lords December 5, 1995
UN: Human Rights Reports Written Answers December 12, 1995
Leasehold Enfranchisement Written Answers December 14, 1995
2 speeches — Litigation and the Professions Lords December 20, 1995
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