Mr Philip Oppenheim
March 20, 1956 -Summary information for Mr Philip Oppenheim
Contributions
1993
Iraq (Equipment) Written Answers January 11, 1993
Coal Industry Commons January 20, 1993
2 speeches — Business of the House Commons January 21, 1993
National Health Service Commons January 26, 1993
Correspondence Written Answers January 27, 1993
Business of the House Commons January 28, 1993
DAF Trucks Commons February 2, 1993
5 speeches — Railways Bill Commons February 2, 1993
Local Authorities (Employment Practices) Written Answers February 3, 1993
Balance of Payments Commons February 4, 1993
National Lottery Written Answers February 4, 1993
Tax System (Distortions) Written Answers February 4, 1993
Business of the House Commons February 11, 1993
Small Businesses Commons February 17, 1993
2 speeches — Engagements Commons February 18, 1993
Business of the House Commons February 18, 1993
Points of Order Commons February 23, 1993
Litter Commons February 24, 1993
The Army Commons February 24, 1993
Local Government (Corruption) Written Answers February 24, 1993
2 speeches — Bananas Commons February 25, 1993
Disabled Drivers Written Answers February 26, 1993
2 speeches — Engagements Commons March 2, 1993
Trade Barriers Written Answers March 2, 1993
Points of Order Commons March 3, 1993
Local Government (Staff) Written Answers March 3, 1993
Trade Barriers Commons March 4, 1993
2 speeches — Manufacturing Industry and Unemployment Commons March 9, 1993
Business of the House Commons March 11, 1993
2 speeches — Business Men (Meetings) Commons March 17, 1993
4 speeches — Trade Union Ballots Commons March 23, 1993
C-LIX Court Listing Written Answers March 23, 1993
2 speeches — Common Agricultural Policy Commons March 25, 1993
Common Agricultural Policy Written Answers March 25, 1993
6 speeches — Coal Industry Commons March 29, 1993
Books Commons March 30, 1993
Japanese Written Answers March 30, 1993
Steel Workers (Retraining) Commons March 31, 1993
Dioxin Contamination Written Answers March 31, 1993
Local Government (Employment) Written Answers March 31, 1993
Wage Costs Commons April 1, 1993
2 speeches — France Commons April 14, 1993
Competition Commons April 14, 1993
2 speeches — Court Listing Written Answers April 14, 1993
2 speeches — Engagements Commons April 15, 1993
2 speeches — Defence Expenditure Commons April 20, 1993
Schools Commons April 20, 1993
Miners (Unemployment Insurance) Commons April 21, 1993
2 speeches — Food Subsidies Commons April 29, 1993
Local Government Services Commons May 5, 1993
Expenditure Written Answers May 18, 1993
Automated Credit Transfer Commons May 19, 1993
Eco-labels Commons May 26, 1993
Cash Limits Written Answers June 8, 1993
Cot Deaths Written Answers June 8, 1993
Triazolam Written Answers June 9, 1993
Defence Procurement Written Answers June 9, 1993
Bananas Written Answers June 10, 1993
Cuba Commons June 16, 1993
Steel Imports Written Answers June 17, 1993
2 speeches — Spending Levels Commons June 22, 1993
2 speeches — Political Parties (Funding) Commons June 22, 1993
Coal Industry Commons June 23, 1993
Points of Order Commons June 23, 1993
Trident Refit (Scottish Economy) Commons June 24, 1993
3 speeches — EC Trade Policy Written Answers July 1, 1993
Health and Education Spending Written Answers July 7, 1993
Nuclear Power Commons July 21, 1993
Treaty of Maastricht (Social Protocol) Commons July 22, 1993
6 speeches — Social Policy Protocol (Confidence Motion) Commons July 23, 1993
10 speeches — Coal Industry Commons October 27, 1993
"Competing for Quality" Commons November 4, 1993
3 speeches — Manufacturing Commons November 24, 1993
2 speeches — Manufacturing Commons December 8, 1993
2 speeches — Engagements Commons December 9, 1993
Grant-maintained Schools Commons December 14, 1993
2 speeches — Soviet Bloc Countries Commons December 15, 1993
General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade Commons December 16, 1993
Electricity Licences Written Answers December 16, 1993
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