Mr Nicholas Cavendish

November 7, 1941 -
Summary information for Mr Nicholas Cavendish

Contributions

1998

Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs Lords January 28, 1998

Metrication: Enforcement Lords February 5, 1998

Business: Written Answer Lords February 12, 1998

Government Reviews and Task Forces Written Answers February 12, 1998

5 speeches — Ministerial Statements to Parliament Lords February 16, 1998

Government Reviews: Reports Written Answers February 26, 1998

Ministerial Statements to Parliament Written Answers March 2, 1998

European Parliamentary Elections Bill Lords April 9, 1998

Greater London Assembly: Electoral System Written Answers April 20, 1998

Litter and Refuse Problem Lords April 21, 1998

Tuition Fees Written Answers April 23, 1998

European Communities (Amendment) Bill Lords April 27, 1998

Ceremony of Introduction: Select Committee Report Lords April 30, 1998

Tax Return Penalty Notices Issued in Error Written Answers April 30, 1998

3 speeches — EMU: Italy and the Convergence Criteria Lords May 5, 1998

"Mistakes by the Inland Revenue": Booklet Written Answers May 11, 1998

Government Car Service Lords May 19, 1998

British Industry: Productivity Lords May 19, 1998

Directors' Remuneration: Disclosure Lords June 1, 1998

NATO Strategic Concept Lords June 22, 1998

Smoking: White Paper Lords June 24, 1998

3 speeches — Scottish Universities: Support for Students Lords July 28, 1998

Royal Assent Lords July 28, 1998

British Servicemen in Cyprus: Assaults Written Answers July 28, 1998

Task Forces and Reviews: Report Dates Written Answers July 31, 1998

Reviews and Task Forces Written Answers October 6, 1998

European Parliamentary Elections Bill Lords October 12, 1998

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

2 speeches — Savings Account Criteria Lords October 22, 1998

POWER TO CHANGE TITLES Lords October 28, 1998

VETO ON CHANGES TO SCOTTISH TIME ZONES OR SUMMER TIME Lords November 9, 1998

2 speeches — Sierra Leone Lords December 16, 1998

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