Mr Peter Hordern

April 18, 1929 -
Summary information for Mr Peter Hordern

Contributions

1993

7 speeches — National Audit Office Commons January 11, 1993

Next Steps Agencies Written Answers January 11, 1993

Press Self-Regulation (Review) Commons January 14, 1993

Points of Order Commons January 14, 1993

Purchase Price Commons February 9, 1993

Royal Taxation Commons February 11, 1993

Maastricht Treaty Commons February 15, 1993

7 speeches — National Audit Office Commons February 22, 1993

2 speeches — Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation Commons March 22, 1993

TREATY ON EUROPEAN UNION Commons March 24, 1993

Paymaster General's Office Written Answers March 29, 1993

TREATY ON EUROPEAN UNION Commons March 30, 1993

4 speeches — National Audit Office Commons April 19, 1993

CONVERGENCE CRITERIA: ASSESSMENT OF DEFICITS Commons May 4, 1993

FUEL AND POWER FOR DOMESTIC OR CHARITY USE Commons May 10, 1993

2 speeches — European Communities (Amendment) Bill Commons May 20, 1993

3 speeches — Government Economic and Social Policy Commons June 9, 1993

2 speeches — Select Committees (Staff) Commons June 14, 1993

European Council (Copenhagen) Commons June 23, 1993

Economic Summit (Tokyo) Commons July 12, 1993

National Audit Office Reports Written Answers July 19, 1993

5 speeches — Social Policy Protocol (Confidence Motion) Commons July 23, 1993

5 speeches — National Audit Office Commons July 26, 1993

European Council (Special Meeting) Commons November 1, 1993

National Audit Office Written Answers November 2, 1993

Members' Pensions Commons November 4, 1993

4 speeches — Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation Commons December 6, 1993

7 speeches — National Audit Office Commons December 13, 1993

European Council Commons December 13, 1993

Quangos Written Answers December 16, 1993

National Audit Office Written Answers December 16, 1993

Public Accounts Commission Written Answers December 16, 1993

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