Mr Norman Buchan
October 27, 1922 - October 23, 1990Summary information for Mr Norman Buchan
Contributions
1990
2 speeches — Eastern Europe Commons January 9, 1990
2 speeches — Standing Committee E Commons January 9, 1990
Trade Deficit (EC) Written Answers January 17, 1990
Hill Farming Commons January 30, 1990
National Museums of Scotland Written Answers January 31, 1990
Military Doctrines Seminar Written Answers February 6, 1990
Japan Written Answers February 14, 1990
7 speeches — Royal Shakespeare Company Commons February 20, 1990
4 speeches — Community Charge Commons February 28, 1990
2 speeches — Maternity Unit, Elgin Commons February 28, 1990
Members' Interests Commons March 7, 1990
Arts Funding Commons March 13, 1990
9 speeches — Points of Order Commons March 14, 1990
Information Technology Written Answers March 14, 1990
Textiles Written Answers April 18, 1990
Broadcasting Bill Commons April 25, 1990
Poverty (Church Report) Written Answers May 2, 1990
4 speeches — CHANNEL 5 REMIT Commons May 8, 1990
3 speeches — RESEARCH INTO BROADCASTING Commons May 8, 1990
5 speeches — PROSCRIPTION OF NON-DOMESTIC SATELLITE SERVICES (No. 2) Commons May 8, 1990
9 speeches — RESTRICTIONS ON THE HOLDING OF LICENCES Commons May 9, 1990
7 speeches — Broadcasting Bill Commons May 10, 1990
NATO Nuclear Planning Group Written Answers May 15, 1990
Ravenscraig (Strip Mill Closure) Commons May 16, 1990
Manufacturing Trade Written Answers May 16, 1990
Insider Dealing Written Answers May 16, 1990
3 speeches — Business of the House Commons May 17, 1990
Head Teachers Written Answers June 6, 1990
Heritage (Preservation) Commons June 11, 1990
2 speeches — Law Reform (Miscellaneous Provisions) (Scotland) Bill [Lords] Commons June 12, 1990
Industry Council Written Answers June 20, 1990
5 speeches — Arts and Heritage Commons July 4, 1990
Self-governing Hospitals Written Answers July 4, 1990
Transputers Written Answers July 18, 1990
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