Mr Nicholas Budgen
November 3, 1937 - October 26, 1998Summary information for Mr Nicholas Budgen
Contributions
1992
Plant and Machinery Commons January 16, 1992
4 speeches — Autumn Statement Commons January 22, 1992
17 speeches — European Community (Budget) Commons February 4, 1992
5 speeches — Staffordshire Regiment Commons February 4, 1992
Business of the House Commons February 13, 1992
4 speeches — Wild Mammals (Protection) Bill Commons February 14, 1992
Surplus School Places Commons February 25, 1992
9 speeches — Asylum and Immigration Commons March 2, 1992
Points of Order Commons May 13, 1992
3 speeches — The Economy Commons May 13, 1992
6 speeches — European Communities (Amendment) Bill Commons May 20, 1992
Intergovernmental Conference Commons May 21, 1992
7 speeches — European Communities (Amendment) Bill Commons May 21, 1992
Yugoslavia (Sanctions) Commons June 2, 1992
Maastricht Treaty (Danish Referendum) Commons June 3, 1992
Engagements Commons June 16, 1992
European Council (Lisbon) Commons June 29, 1992
Business of the House Commons July 2, 1992
3 speeches — European Community (United Kingdom Presidency) Commons July 2, 1992
Stamp Duty Commons July 9, 1992
Business of the House Commons July 9, 1992
2 speeches — Economic Policy Commons September 24, 1992
European Council (Birmingham) Commons October 20, 1992
2 speeches — Autumn Statement Commons November 12, 1992
Business of the House Commons November 19, 1992
5 speeches — Autumn Statement Commons November 19, 1992
12 speeches — European Communities Commons November 24, 1992
8 speeches — European Communities (Amendment) Bill Commons December 1, 1992
3 speeches — TREATY ON EUROPEAN UNION Commons December 1, 1992
3 speeches — European Communities (Amendment) Bill Commons December 2, 1992
7 speeches — TREATY ON EUROPEAN UNION Commons December 2, 1992
European Council (Edinburgh) Commons December 14, 1992
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