Mr Robert Key
April 22, 1945 -Summary information for Mr Robert Key
Contributions
1985
Water Supplies (Nitrate Pollution) Commons January 9, 1985
Royal Ordnance plc (Memorandum of Understanding) Written Answers January 10, 1985
Engagements Commons January 17, 1985
Special Education Commons January 22, 1985
Refugees (Aid) Written Answers January 25, 1985
3 speeches — Education (Corporal Punishment) Bill Commons January 28, 1985
South Pacific (Cyclones) Written Answers February 4, 1985
4 speeches — PROVISIONS RELATING TO TERMINATION OF LEVY ON FILM EXHIBITORS Commons February 5, 1985
RAF Molesworth Commons February 6, 1985
Electricity Boards (Pricing Policy) Written Answers February 11, 1985
Speed Limits Written Answers February 11, 1985
2 speeches — Departmental Staff Written Answers February 11, 1985
Sewage Waste Written Answers February 11, 1985
2 speeches — Civil Service Written Answers February 11, 1985
2 speeches — Protein Crops Commons February 14, 1985
Severe Weather Costs Written Answers February 15, 1985
2 speeches — Severe Weather Costs Written Answers February 18, 1985
Electricity Boards Written Answers February 18, 1985
4 speeches — Rate Limitation (Prescribed Maximum) Commons February 25, 1985
2 speeches — Public Service Broadcasting Commons March 14, 1985
Milk (Fat Content) Written Answers March 14, 1985
Teachers (Pay) Commons March 19, 1985
Schools Commons March 26, 1985
Broadleaved Woodland Written Answers March 26, 1985
Television Licence Fee Commons March 27, 1985
Centre for Applied Microbiology and Research Written Answers April 4, 1985
2 speeches — PUNISHMENT BOOK Commons April 15, 1985
2 speeches — SHORT TITLE, COMMENCEMENT AND EXTENT Commons April 15, 1985
Blood Donors (AIDS) Commons April 16, 1985
Landscape Areas Special Development Order Written Answers April 18, 1985
FURTHER DUTIES OF AGRICULTURE MINISTERS WITH RESPECT TO THE COUNTRYSIDE Commons April 26, 1985
Sunday Trading Commons May 2, 1985
European Music Day Written Answers May 2, 1985
European Music Day Written Answers May 2, 1985
Nature Conservancy Council Commons May 8, 1985
UNESCO Written Answers May 10, 1985
Bypasses Commons May 13, 1985
Conservation Commons May 15, 1985
Higher Education Commons May 21, 1985
Overseas Students Written Answers June 3, 1985
2 speeches — Higher Education Commons June 4, 1985
A303 (Public Disturbance) Written Answers June 10, 1985
2 speeches — Government's Policy for Science Commons June 14, 1985
Civil Service Unions Commons June 24, 1985
Teachers (Pay and Performance) Commons June 25, 1985
Africa (International Fund for Agricultural Development) Commons July 1, 1985
Motor Cycles (Noise) Written Answers July 1, 1985
Chemical Warfare Commons July 2, 1985
Business of the House Commons July 4, 1985
UNESCO Written Answers July 8, 1985
2 speeches — Overseas Students Written Answers July 8, 1985
Ethnic Minority Teachers Written Answers July 11, 1985
House of Commons (Services) Commons July 12, 1985
Famine Relief Commons July 15, 1985
Aujeszky's Disease Commons July 18, 1985
Fish Farms Written Answers July 18, 1985
Corporal Punishment Commons July 23, 1985
Soviet Foreign Minister Commons July 24, 1985
Soviet Foreign Minister Written Answers July 24, 1985
Centre for Applied Microbiology and Research Written Answers July 26, 1985
Privatisation Commons October 22, 1985
2 speeches — Energy (Alternative Sources) Commons October 25, 1985
2 speeches — Road Safety Commons November 15, 1985
Salisbury Written Answers November 18, 1985
Shareholdings Written Answers November 18, 1985
2 speeches — UNESCO Commons November 22, 1985
Engagements Commons November 26, 1985
Use Classes Order (Review) Written Answers December 2, 1985
Lothian Region (Edinburgh Western Relief Road) Order Confirmation Bill Commons December 4, 1985
Rural Communities Written Answers December 4, 1985
UNESCO Commons December 5, 1985
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