Mr Robert McCrindle
September 19, 1929 - 1998Summary information for Mr Robert McCrindle
Contributions
1990
A12, Brentwood Written Answers February 23, 1990
Airline Failures Written Answers February 23, 1990
Estate Agents Written Answers February 26, 1990
Empty Properties Written Answers February 27, 1990
Engagements Commons March 1, 1990
Social Fund Commons March 5, 1990
Business of the House Commons March 8, 1990
Package Travel Written Answers March 13, 1990
Regulatory Obstacles to Business Commons March 14, 1990
Securities and Investments Board Written Answers March 14, 1990
Garston Amhurst Written Answers March 14, 1990
Exchange Rate Mechanism Written Answers March 15, 1990
Council Rents Commons March 21, 1990
Broadcasting Bill Written Answers March 22, 1990
Social Fund Commons March 26, 1990
Business of the House Commons April 19, 1990
Local Government Finance Commons April 25, 1990
NHS Reform Commons May 1, 1990
Concessionary Television Licences Commons May 3, 1990
Sound Broadcasting, London Written Answers May 3, 1990
Director General of Fair Trading Written Answers May 16, 1990
Tourism Written Answers May 22, 1990
Adjournment (Spring) Commons May 23, 1990
Coach Crash (France) Commons June 5, 1990
Jumbo Jets Written Answers June 7, 1990
2 speeches — Channel Tunnel (Policing) Written Answers June 11, 1990
Immigration (Airlines Liability) Written Answers June 14, 1990
Engagements Commons June 19, 1990
Junior Doctors Commons July 3, 1990
Junior Doctors Written Answers July 3, 1990
2 speeches — Bank Loans Commons July 5, 1990
Business of the House Commons July 5, 1990
Business of the House Commons July 19, 1990
4 speeches — Financial Services and the Single European Market Commons October 15, 1990
Business of the House Commons October 18, 1990
Financial Services Commons December 5, 1990
Engagements Commons December 6, 1990
Residential Care Written Answers December 17, 1990
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