Mr Peter Fraser
May 29, 1945 -Summary information for Mr Peter Fraser
Contributions
1979
HOUSING AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT Commons May 17, 1979
2 speeches — Perth-Aberdeen Dual Carriageway Commons May 23, 1979
R. W. McCONNACHIE v. DANKARTS WOODWORKING MACHINERY Commons May 23, 1979
Moss Morran Written Answers May 23, 1979
SCOTLAND ACT 1978 (REPEAL) Commons June 20, 1979
Scottish Dairy Herds Written Answers June 20, 1979
Agricultural Land Written Answers June 21, 1979
Driving Instructors Written Answers June 22, 1979
Fuel Supplies Commons July 4, 1979
Ardler High School (Dundee) Commons July 4, 1979
COURTS ADMINISTRATION Commons July 4, 1979
Potato Marketing Board Written Answers July 12, 1979
Rabbits (Damage) Written Answers July 16, 1979
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons July 19, 1979
PRIME MINISTER (ENGAGEMENTS) Written Answers July 19, 1979
CIVIL SERVICE (DISPERSAL) Commons July 26, 1979
2 speeches — FISHING INDUSTRY Commons July 26, 1979
CONSEQUENTIAL AMENDMENTS Commons October 25, 1979
EUROPEAN COMMUNITY (AGRICULTURE MINISTERS' MEETING) Commons October 31, 1979
HOUSE OF COMMONS (PROCEDURE) Commons October 31, 1979
Dairy Trades Federation Written Answers November 1, 1979
EDUCATION (No. 2) BILL Commons November 5, 1979
Firearms Act 1968 Written Answers November 20, 1979
Rural Areas Commons November 21, 1979
2 speeches — Town and Country Planning Act 1972 Commons November 21, 1979
LORD JUSTICE GENERAL Commons November 21, 1979
Court Administration (Staff) Written Answers November 26, 1979
Potato Marketing Board Written Answers November 29, 1979
National Ports Council Written Answers December 12, 1979
National Health Service (Reorganisation) Commons December 19, 1979
Council Houses (Sale) Commons December 19, 1979
LORD JUSTICE GENERAL Written Answers December 19, 1979
Convention of Scottish Local Authorities Written Answers December 19, 1979
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