Mr Peter Archer

November 20, 1926 -
Summary information for Mr Peter Archer

Contributions

1982

Complaints Against the Police Commons January 25, 1982

5 speeches — Food and Drugs (Amendment) Bill Commons January 29, 1982

Industrial Disputes (Factory Repossession) Commons February 22, 1982

Contempt of Court Act 1981 Commons February 22, 1982

Legal Aid Commons March 22, 1982

3 speeches — Civil Jurisdiction and Judgments Bill [Lords] Commons March 24, 1982

3 speeches — Law and Order Commons March 25, 1982

Police (Complaints) Commons April 26, 1982

6 speeches — EXCLUSION OF MURDERERS FROM BENEFIT Commons May 14, 1982

2 speeches — EXCLUSION OF CERTAIN PROCEEDINGS FROM SCHEDULE 4 Commons May 21, 1982

OVERSEAS JUDGMENTS GIVEN IN BREACH OF AGREEMENT FOR SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES Commons May 21, 1982

'ARTICLE 5B Commons May 21, 1982

Civil Aviation Bill [Lords] Commons May 21, 1982

Prosecutions Against the Police Commons June 14, 1982

APPLICATION TO THE COURT FOR RELIEF BY WIDOWS Commons July 9, 1982

Parliamentary Questions Commons July 12, 1982

4 speeches — RESTRICTIONS ON ORDERS FOR CONTRIBUTORS Commons July 26, 1982

REVIEW OF INCOME AND CAPITAL LIMITS Commons July 26, 1982

2 speeches — REFUSAL OF LEGAL MD BY MAGISTRATES' COURTS Commons July 26, 1982

ENFORCEMENT OF LEGAL AID CONTRIBUTION ORDER Commons July 26, 1982

New Clause 3 Commons October 19, 1982

2 speeches — New Clause 4 Commons October 19, 1982

3 speeches — New Clause 6 Commons October 19, 1982

2 speeches — New Clause 15 Commons October 19, 1982

2 speeches — Clause 38 Commons October 19, 1982

Official Secrets Act (Prosecutions) Commons October 25, 1982

Manufactured Goods Commons December 6, 1982

Tariff Barriers Commons December 6, 1982

Firms (Receivership) Commons December 6, 1982

Insurance Markets (Regulation) Commons December 6, 1982

"European Gateway" and "Speedlink Vanguard" (Collision) Commons December 20, 1982

Anderson Strathclyde and Charter Consolidated (Report) Commons December 22, 1982

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