Mr Neville Trotter

January 27, 1932 -
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Contributions

1992

Buses Written Answers January 16, 1992

Channel Tunnel Written Answers January 17, 1992

Type 23 Frigates Commons January 23, 1992

Bus Demonstration Projects Written Answers January 28, 1992

Fish Conservation Written Answers February 6, 1992

Amphibious Forces Commons February 13, 1992

Fish Conservation Written Answers February 27, 1992

Overseas Investment Written Answers February 28, 1992

Northern Region Written Answers March 12, 1992

Self-employment Written Answers March 16, 1992

Higher Education Written Answers March 16, 1992

Urban Areas Written Answers March 16, 1992

Patient Statistics Written Answers March 16, 1992

Fisheries Conservation Written Answers May 12, 1992

Solvent Abuse Exhibition Written Answers May 12, 1992

Sea Fish (Conservation) Bill Commons June 8, 1992

Toxic Waste Plant (Teesside) Written Answers June 8, 1992

Opencast Mining Written Answers June 22, 1992

Telephone Directories Written Answers June 30, 1992

British Rail (Privatisation) Commons July 14, 1992

6 speeches — RENEWAL OF POWERS UNDER SECTION 4(6)(c) Commons July 14, 1992

Sea Fish (Conservation) Bill Commons July 14, 1992

Generic Drugs Written Answers July 14, 1992

Opencast Coal Mining Written Answers July 15, 1992

Toxic Waste Incinerator, Howdon Written Answers October 19, 1992

British Transport Police Written Answers October 28, 1992

British Transport Police Written Answers November 11, 1992

Royal Naval Reserve Written Answers November 13, 1992

2 speeches — Refit and Repair Contracts Written Answers November 30, 1992

Harrier Squadrons (Support) Written Answers November 30, 1992

EH101 Helicopters Written Answers November 30, 1992

Overseas Staff Written Answers December 15, 1992

Helicopters Written Answers December 16, 1992

Refit and Repair Contracts Written Answers December 16, 1992

Net Limitation Order Written Answers December 17, 1992

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