Mr Robert Hughes

January 3, 1932 -
Summary information for Mr Robert Hughes

Contributions

1991

The Gulf Commons January 17, 1991

4 speeches — Departmental Select Committees Commons January 21, 1991

ARMED FORCES BILL Commons January 21, 1991

8 speeches — Ports Bill Commons January 28, 1991

Business of the House Commons January 31, 1991

2 speeches — Points of Order Commons January 31, 1991

2 speeches — Namibia Bill Commons February 5, 1991

2 speeches — Points of Order Commons February 11, 1991

4 speeches — Fishing Industry Commons February 14, 1991

London Airports Commons March 5, 1991

Sea Fisheries Commons March 5, 1991

3 speeches — Piper Alpha (Cullen Report) Commons March 7, 1991

EDUCATION (PUBLICATION OF EXAMINATION RESULTS) Commons March 13, 1991

Local Government Review (Scotland) Commons March 21, 1991

Iraq Commons April 15, 1991

Local Government Review (Scotland) Commons April 23, 1991

4 speeches — THE ANNUAL TURNOVER REQUIREMENT FOR THE PURPOSES OF SECTION 9 Commons April 23, 1991

Business of the House Commons May 22, 1991

Local Government (Scotland) Commons June 17, 1991

Business of the House Commons July 18, 1991

Local Government Finance (Scotland) Commons July 23, 1991

Naval Support (Changes) Commons August 17, 1991

Business of the House Commons October 14, 1991

Points of Order Commons October 16, 1991

2 speeches — National Health Service Commons October 21, 1991

Local Government Finance Bill Commons November 12, 1991

3 speeches — European Community (Intergovernmental Conferences) Commons November 20, 1991

Business of the House Commons November 21, 1991

7 speeches — Further and Higher Education (Scotland) Bill Commons November 26, 1991

NHS Trusts (Scotland) Commons December 3, 1991

Public Expenditure (Scotland) Commons December 4, 1991

3 speeches — Socialism Commons December 13, 1991

COMMUNITY CHARGE IN SCOTLAND Commons December 16, 1991

Fisheries Council Commons December 20, 1991

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