Mr Ray Powell
June 19, 1928 - December 7, 2001Summary information for Mr Ray Powell
Contributions
1993
New Parliamentary Building Written Answers January 12, 1993
Business of the House Commons January 14, 1993
3 speeches — Engagements Commons January 19, 1993
Bicycles Written Answers January 19, 1993
6 speeches — Shops (Amendment) Bill Commons January 22, 1993
Serjeant at Arms Residence Written Answers January 27, 1993
Labour Statistics Written Answers February 1, 1993
Business of the House Commons February 4, 1993
Press Gallery Written Answers February 4, 1993
12 speeches — Representation of the People (Amendment) Bill Commons February 12, 1993
Recycling Written Answers February 19, 1993
Hair Dryers and Showers Written Answers February 22, 1993
Wheelchair Members Written Answers February 22, 1993
HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS SHIPPING SERVICES Commons February 26, 1993
2 speeches — Employment Prospects Commons March 1, 1993
Points of Order Commons March 1, 1993
Pest Control Written Answers March 8, 1993
Waste Paper Written Answers March 9, 1993
2 speeches — Heating Written Answers March 11, 1993
Light Fittings Written Answers March 11, 1993
Great Clock (Maintenance) Written Answers March 11, 1993
Fire Brigade Inspections Written Answers March 17, 1993
Business of the House Commons March 18, 1993
Infra-red Detectors Written Answers March 24, 1993
Coal Industry Commons March 29, 1993
Redundancies Written Answers March 29, 1993
Disabled Visitors Written Answers April 19, 1993
Business of the House Commons April 29, 1993
Employment Statistics Written Answers May 5, 1993
Business of the House Commons May 6, 1993
Labour Statistics Written Answers May 6, 1993
Labour Statistics Written Answers May 7, 1993
2 speeches — Old Palace Yard Written Answers May 10, 1993
POWER OF SECRETARY OF STATE TO AMEND PROVISIONS OF THE ACT Commons May 14, 1993
2 speeches — CIVIL RIGHTS (DISABLED PERSONS) BILL [LORDS] Commons May 14, 1993
5 speeches — Adjournment (Spring) Commons May 18, 1993
Business of the House Commons May 20, 1993
Prosecutions Commons May 24, 1993
Business of the House Commons June 10, 1993
No. 1 Parliament Street Written Answers June 23, 1993
Parliamentary Estate Written Answers June 23, 1993
2 speeches — No. 1 Parliament Street Written Answers July 1, 1993
Points of Order Commons July 13, 1993
Business of the House Commons July 15, 1993
2 speeches — Points of Order Commons July 19, 1993
Drinking Water Written Answers July 22, 1993
Disabled People (Access) Written Answers July 23, 1993
Boundaries Written Answers July 27, 1993
Parliamentary Buildings Written Answers July 27, 1993
2 speeches — Office Accommodation Written Answers October 20, 1993
2 speeches — Pre-1834 Furniture Written Answers October 22, 1993
Chamber Seating Written Answers October 22, 1993
Parliamentary Works Written Answers October 27, 1993
Disabled Access Written Answers October 28, 1993
Members Dining Room Written Answers October 29, 1993
Members' Offices Written Answers November 2, 1993
Mice and Rats Written Answers November 2, 1993
Members' Rooms Written Answers November 4, 1993
Home Affairs and Education Commons November 23, 1993
Chamber Carpet Written Answers November 23, 1993
Members' Rooms Written Answers November 24, 1993
Business of the House Commons November 25, 1993
6 speeches — Sunday Trading Bill Commons November 29, 1993
Toilet Rolls Written Answers November 30, 1993
Palace of Westminster Written Answers December 2, 1993
Members' Rooms Written Answers December 2, 1993
Fire Doors Written Answers December 7, 1993
Beds (Staff) Written Answers December 7, 1993
Library (Asbestos) Written Answers December 7, 1993
Sunday Trading Bill Commons December 8, 1993
10 speeches — ALTERNATIVE SCHEMES FOR REFORM OF LAW RELATING TO SUNDAY TRADING Commons December 8, 1993
Christmas Tree Written Answers December 8, 1993
Mice Written Answers December 13, 1993
Chairs Written Answers December 13, 1993
Fire Certificates Written Answers December 13, 1993
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