Mr Michael Irvine

October 21, 1939 -
Summary information for Mr Michael Irvine

Contributions

1988

5 speeches — Criminal Justice Bill [Lords] Commons January 18, 1988

2 speeches — Oil Demand Commons January 25, 1988

Merchant Shipping Bill [Lords] Commons January 28, 1988

New Roads (Design Life) Written Answers February 1, 1988

Gross Domestic Product Written Answers February 11, 1988

2 speeches — North Sea Oil Commons February 15, 1988

Merchant Fleet Commons February 22, 1988

3 speeches — British Steel Bill Commons February 23, 1988

Industry-School Links Written Answers March 9, 1988

Deportation Commons March 17, 1988

Medical Operations (Cancellations) Written Answers March 23, 1988

Offshore Oil Licensing Written Answers March 28, 1988

2 speeches — OFFENCE OF SENDING LETTERS ETC. WITH INTENT TO CAUSE DISTRESS OR ANXIETY Commons April 22, 1988

3 speeches — SHORT TITLE, COMMENCEMENT AND EXTENT Commons April 22, 1988

Retail Prices Index Computer System Written Answers April 25, 1988

SIB (Recognition Orders) Written Answers April 25, 1988

Securities and Investments Board Written Answers April 28, 1988

Legal Aid Bill [Lords] Commons May 4, 1988

Food Aid Written Answers May 5, 1988

Manufacturing Written Answers May 11, 1988

Scottish Assembly Commons May 25, 1988

Heavy Vehicles Commons June 20, 1988

2 speeches — Immigration Commons June 23, 1988

4 speeches — Housing Benefit Transitional Scheme Commons July 26, 1988

Refrigerated Vehicles Written Answers July 28, 1988

INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT Commons October 24, 1988

2 speeches — GENERAL OPHTHALMIC SERVICES AND OPTICAL APPLIANCES Commons November 1, 1988

Alcohol Abuse Written Answers November 3, 1988

2 speeches — Electricity Bill Commons December 13, 1988

Resource Management Written Answers December 13, 1988

2 speeches — City Technology Colleges Commons December 20, 1988

Social Security Commons December 20, 1988

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