Mr Michael Heseltine
March 21, 1933 -Summary information for Mr Michael Heseltine
Contributions
1985
16 speeches — Frigates (Orders) Commons January 28, 1985
11 speeches — Trident Commons January 29, 1985
4 speeches — Joint Defence Consultative Process Commons January 29, 1985
7 speeches — Chemical Weapons Commons January 29, 1985
4 speeches — Trident Written Answers January 29, 1985
Space Weapons Written Answers January 29, 1985
3 speeches — Chemical Weapons Written Answers January 29, 1985
China Written Answers January 29, 1985
Cash Limits Written Answers February 5, 1985
27 speeches — RAF Molesworth Commons February 6, 1985
4 speeches — RAF Bandsmen (Accident) Commons February 12, 1985
Business of the House Commons February 12, 1985
HMS Splendid and Spartan Written Answers February 15, 1985
30 speeches — Sinking of the General Belgrano Commons February 18, 1985
3 speeches — Classified Information Written Answers February 19, 1985
2 speeches — Mr. Clive Ponting Written Answers February 19, 1985
RAF Molesworth Written Answers February 19, 1985
South Atlantic Campaign Written Answers February 21, 1985
Departmental Reorganisation Written Answers February 25, 1985
China Written Answers February 25, 1985
6 speeches — RAF Molesworth Commons February 26, 1985
3 speeches — Sir John Fieldhouse (Reports) Commons February 26, 1985
5 speeches — NATO Nuclear Planning Group Commons February 26, 1985
5 speeches — RAF Molesworth Commons February 26, 1985
6 speeches — Trident Commons February 26, 1985
4 speeches — RAF Molesworth Commons February 26, 1985
Defence Documents (Classification) Written Answers February 26, 1985
Departmental Staff Written Answers February 26, 1985
RAF Molesworth Written Answers February 26, 1985
W-82 Shell Written Answers February 26, 1985
2 speeches — General Belgrano Written Answers February 26, 1985
2 speeches — Mr. Clive Ponting Written Answers February 26, 1985
Correspondence (Meetings) Written Answers February 26, 1985
2 speeches — General Belgrano Written Answers March 1, 1985
Sea-skimming Missiles Written Answers March 1, 1985
US Mutual Defence Assistance pogramme Written Answers March 1, 1985
Nuclear Submarines Written Answers March 4, 1985
Falklands Campaign (Official Secrets Act) Written Answers March 8, 1985
26 speeches — RAF (Basic Trainer Aircraft) Commons March 21, 1985
Exercise Brave Defender Written Answers March 21, 1985
Greenham Common (Member's Correspondence) Written Answers March 28, 1985
HM Vessels (Log Books) Written Answers April 4, 1985
19 speeches — Royal Dockyards Commons April 17, 1985
Head of Defence Sales Written Answers April 19, 1985
Censorship Written Answers April 24, 1985
Defence Estimates Written Answers April 26, 1985
7 speeches — European Fighter Aircraft Commons April 30, 1985
8 speeches — Strategic Defence Initiative Commons April 30, 1985
6 speeches — Strategic Defence Initiative Written Answers April 30, 1985
Exercise Lean Look Written Answers May 1, 1985
European Fighter Aircraft Written Answers May 2, 1985
2 speeches — Parliamentary Questions Written Answers May 2, 1985
Defence Installations (West Midlands) Written Answers May 2, 1985
Log Books and Signals Written Answers May 23, 1985
2 speeches — Parliamentary Questions Written Answers June 3, 1985
Secretary of State (Official Car) Written Answers June 3, 1985
29 speeches — first day's debate Commons June 12, 1985
European Fighter Aircraft Written Answers June 19, 1985
Gordon Barracks Written Answers June 26, 1985
Prince of Wales Depot Written Answers June 26, 1985
5 speeches — Moscow Missile Defence System Commons July 2, 1985
8 speeches — Chemical Warfare Commons July 2, 1985
5 speeches — Defence Ministers (Meeting) Commons July 2, 1985
2 speeches — General Charles Dalton Commons July 2, 1985
Falkland Islands Written Answers July 2, 1985
2 speeches — Strategic Defence Initiative Written Answers July 2, 1985
China Written Answers July 2, 1985
Engagements Written Answers July 11, 1985
NATO Written Answers July 15, 1985
Members' Correspondence Written Answers July 15, 1985
29 speeches — Royal Dockyards (Devonport and Rosyth) Commons July 23, 1985
Parliamentary Maritime Group Written Answers July 23, 1985
Polaris Written Answers July 26, 1985
Secretary of State (Visit to Washington) Written Answers July 26, 1985
5 speeches — Royal Dockyards Commons October 22, 1985
5 speeches — Washington (Visit) Commons October 22, 1985
HMS Conqueror (Log Book) Written Answers October 22, 1985
2 speeches — Strategic Defence Initiative Written Answers October 22, 1985
Soviet Defence Minister Written Answers October 22, 1985
European Defence Ministers (Talks) Written Answers October 22, 1985
Departmental Efficiency Written Answers October 22, 1985
2 speeches — Mr. Casper Weinberger (Meeting) Written Answers October 22, 1985
Summit Meeting Written Answers October 22, 1985
Exercise Brave Defender Written Answers October 22, 1985
SACEUR (Modernisation) Written Answers November 22, 1985
9 speeches — Arms Control Commons November 26, 1985
4 speeches — Defence Establishments (Location) Commons November 26, 1985
4 speeches — Dr. Richard Wagner Commons November 26, 1985
2 speeches — Fylingdales Written Answers November 26, 1985
Communications System Written Answers November 26, 1985
Emergency Powers Written Answers November 26, 1985
General Belgrano Written Answers November 26, 1985
China Written Answers November 26, 1985
Dr. Richard Wagner Written Answers November 26, 1985
Summit Meeting (Defence Implications) Written Answers November 26, 1985
Defence Expenditure Written Answers November 26, 1985
Overseas Defence Contracts Written Answers November 26, 1985
Departmental Staff (Payments) Written Answers December 5, 1985
Strategic Defence Initiative Written Answers December 6, 1985
31 speeches — Strategic Defence Initiative Commons December 9, 1985
Devonport Dockyard Written Answers December 12, 1985
Falkland Islands Written Answers December 18, 1985
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