Mr Michael Onslow

February 28, 1938 -
Summary information for Mr Michael Onslow

Contributions

1998

Beef Bones Regulations 1997 Lords January 27, 1998

8 speeches — Crime and Disorder Bill [H.L.] Lords February 3, 1998

4 speeches — European Communities (Amendment) Bill Lords February 16, 1998

Iraq Lords February 17, 1998

Iraq Lords February 24, 1998

Kosovo Lords March 10, 1998

Crime and Disorder Bill [H.L.] Lords March 19, 1998

European Communities (Amendment) Bill Lords March 24, 1998

Welfare: Green Paper Lords March 26, 1998

2 speeches — European Communities (Amendment) Bill Lords March 26, 1998

4 speeches — Crime and Disorder Bill [H.L.] Lords March 31, 1998

5 speeches — European Communities (Amendment) Bill Lords April 28, 1998

3 speeches — Sixteenth Century Acts: Prosecutions Lords May 6, 1998

Textiles and EC Anti-Dumping Duties Lords May 12, 1998

Procedure of the House: Select Committee Report Lords June 9, 1998

Road Fuel Gas: Duty Lords June 17, 1998

Scotland Bill Lords June 17, 1998

Horses: EU Medicines Legislation Lords July 8, 1998

Scotland Bill Lords July 14, 1998

Northern Ireland (Sentences) Bill Lords July 22, 1998

4 speeches — CONSULTATION WITH BUSINESS Lords July 30, 1998

3 speeches — Criminal Justice (Terrorism and Conspiracy) Bill Lords September 3, 1998

Malta: EU Membership Application Lords October 14, 1998

2 speeches — House of Lords Reform Lords October 14, 1998

House of Lords Reform Lords October 15, 1998

3 speeches — REVIEW OF IMPACT OF ACT ON FUNCTIONS AND COMPOSITION OF PARLIAMENT Lords October 21, 1998

GROUNDS OF STORMONT ESTATE. Lords October 21, 1998

The National Lottery: Plans Lords October 27, 1998

Seat Belts Lords October 29, 1998

Kosovo: OSCE Monitors Lords October 29, 1998

Pre-Budget Statement Lords November 3, 1998

Iraq Lords November 3, 1998

REVIEW OF ELECTORAL SYSTEM Lords November 12, 1998

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