Mr Patrick Duffy
June 17, 1920 -Summary information for Mr Patrick Duffy
Contributions
1986
2 speeches — Royal Navy Commons February 6, 1986
Defence Procurement Commons February 11, 1986
Strategic Defence Initiative Commons February 19, 1986
4 speeches — Royal Air Force Commons February 26, 1986
Northern Ireland Commons March 4, 1986
Strategic Defence Initiative Commons March 11, 1986
Type 23 Frigates Written Answers March 11, 1986
Evelyn Glenholmes Commons March 24, 1986
7 speeches — Shops Bill [Lords] Commons April 14, 1986
Procurement Policy Commons April 15, 1986
World Debt Commons April 17, 1986
World Debt Written Answers April 17, 1986
Binary Nerve Gas Weapons Commons April 28, 1986
Paramilitary Organisations Commons May 1, 1986
Defence Commitments Commons May 13, 1986
Manned Aircraft (Armaments) Written Answers May 13, 1986
Warship Procurement Commons June 17, 1986
Business of the House Commons June 26, 1986
3 speeches — FIRST DAY'S DEBATE Commons June 30, 1986
Services (Premature Voluntary Retirement) Commons July 15, 1986
Frigates Commons July 15, 1986
Type 23 Frigates Written Answers July 15, 1986
Irish Foreign Minister (Representations) Commons July 16, 1986
Labour Statistics Commons July 22, 1986
Labour Statistics Written Answers July 22, 1986
Long Lartin Prison Commons July 24, 1986
Marches Commons October 23, 1986
NATO Ministers (Meeting) Commons October 23, 1986
Type 23 Frigates Written Answers November 4, 1986
Inflation Commons November 6, 1986
Autumn Statement Commons November 6, 1986
Medium-term financial strategy Written Answers November 6, 1986
2 speeches — The Economy Commons November 19, 1986
Birmingham Pub Bombings Written Answers November 20, 1986
MV Kowloon Bridge Commons November 25, 1986
2 speeches — Divis Housing Commons November 27, 1986
2 speeches — Frigates Commons December 9, 1986
Amphibious Capability Commons December 9, 1986
Manufacturing Industry Written Answers December 16, 1986
2 speeches — Airborne Early Warning Aircraft Commons December 18, 1986
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