Mr Paul Dean

September 14, 1924 -
Summary information for Mr Paul Dean

Contributions

1979

ROAD HAULAGE (INDUSTRIAL DISPUTE) Commons January 18, 1979

INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES Commons January 19, 1979

ESSENTIAL SUPPLIES AND SERVICES Commons January 26, 1979

INDECENT DISPLAYS (CONTROL) BILL Commons January 26, 1979

Civil Servants (Pay) Written Answers March 5, 1979

TRADES UNION CONGRESS Commons March 8, 1979

SELF-EMPLOYMENT (DEFINITION) Written Answers March 12, 1979

Self-employed Persons Written Answers March 12, 1979

PRIME MINISTER (ENGAGEMENTS) Commons March 22, 1979

SMALL FIRMS (Wilson Report) Written Answers March 23, 1979

Pay Written Answers March 26, 1979

4 speeches — HEALTH, EDUCATION AND SOCIAL SERVICES Commons May 16, 1979

2 speeches — KIRIBATI BILL Commons May 24, 1979

SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS (UPRATING) Commons June 13, 1979

SELECT COMMITTEES Commons June 25, 1979

Pensioners (Bonus) Commons June 26, 1979

Pay Beds Commons June 26, 1979

5 speeches — TRANSITIONAL RELIEF FOR CHARITIES Commons July 10, 1979

Goodman Report Written Answers July 12, 1979

NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE (MERRISON REPORT) Commons July 18, 1979

Firms (Number of Employees) Written Answers July 19, 1979

Regional and Area Health Authorities (Services) Commons July 24, 1979

Firms (Number of Employees) Written Answers July 24, 1979

Radioactive Waste (Disposal) Written Answers July 27, 1979

Pay Beds Written Answers October 26, 1979

PUBLIC EXPENDITURE (WHITE PAPER) Commons November 1, 1979

8 speeches — SOCIAL SECURITY BILL Commons November 20, 1979

National Health Service (Reorganisation) Commons December 11, 1979

Hospital Closures Commons December 11, 1979

Self-Employed Persons Written Answers December 12, 1979

Self-Employed (Retirement Annuities) Written Answers December 17, 1979

Retirement Pensions Written Answers December 18, 1979

2 speeches — HEALTH SERVICSES BILL Commons December 19, 1979

Self-Employed Persons (Retirement Annuities) Written Answers December 20, 1979

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