Mr Roger Eady

December 14, 1938 -
Summary information for Mr Roger Eady

Contributions

1992

3 speeches — Local Government Finance Bill Lords January 28, 1992

ECCLESIASTICAL EXEMPTION FROM LISTED BUILDING CONTROLS Written Answers February 5, 1992

3 speeches — Charities Bill [H.L.] Lords February 6, 1992

3 speeches — Charities Bill [H.L.] Lords February 6, 1992

The Infantry Lords February 10, 1992

2 speeches — Local Government Finance Bill Lords February 17, 1992

13 speeches — Charities Bill [H.L.] Lords February 18, 1992

Horn of Africa: British Aid Lords February 20, 1992

Refugees: Assistance to Bangladesh Lords February 25, 1992

4 speeches — Charities Bill [H.L.] Lords February 25, 1992

MARINE CONSULTATION AREAS Written Answers February 26, 1992

Local Government Finance Bill Lords February 27, 1992

7 speeches — Competition and Service (Utilities) Bill Lords March 5, 1992

10 speeches — Competition and Service (Utilities) Bill Lords March 5, 1992

2 speeches — Competition and Service (Utilities) Bill Lords March 13, 1992

Armed Forces (Liability for Injury) Bill [H.L.] Lords May 11, 1992

TREATY OF MAASTRICHT: PROTOCOL 17 Written Answers May 13, 1992

VIETNAMESE MIGRANTS TO HONG KONG Written Answers May 13, 1992

GENETICALLY MODIFIED ORGANISMS: REGULATIONS Written Answers May 13, 1992

ENERGY SAVING TRUST PROJECT Written Answers May 13, 1992

SOUTH-EAST RUNWAY CAPACITY WORKING PARTY: PROGRESS Written Answers May 14, 1992

LONDON TAXI FARES: INCREASE Written Answers May 19, 1992

MALAYSIA: FORESTRY AGREEMENT Written Answers May 19, 1992

FOREIGN AFFAIRS COUNCIL, 11th MAY Written Answers May 19, 1992

TRAINS WITH SLAM DOORS: PASSENGER FALLS Written Answers May 20, 1992

CARBON DIOXIDE EMISSIONS: UK REPORT Written Answers May 20, 1992

"CRITICAL AND TARGET LOADS MAPS FOR FRESHWATERS IN GREAT BRITAIN" Written Answers May 20, 1992

WATER SHORTAGE, SOUTH-EAST ENGLAND Written Answers June 1, 1992

ENVIRONMENT COUNCIL, 26th MAY Written Answers June 3, 1992

Cyprus Lords June 8, 1992

2 speeches — Armed Forces (Liability for Injury) Bill [H.L.] Lords June 9, 1992

CHANNEL TUNNEL RAIL LINK ROUTE Written Answers June 9, 1992

KENYA: UK AID Written Answers June 9, 1992

ARCHAEOLOGY AND PLANNING: GUIDANCE NOTE REVIEW Written Answers June 9, 1992

EARTH SUMMIT Written Answers June 9, 1992

ASSISTED AREAS MAP: REVIEW Written Answers June 9, 1992

LEGAL SERVICES OMBUDSMAN'S REPORT Written Answers June 10, 1992

Charities: VAT Rating Lords June 24, 1992

The Falkland Islands and Argentina Lords July 1, 1992

The Army: Combat Forces Lords July 1, 1992

AGRICULTURE: AREA PAYMENTS AND SET-ASIDE Written Answers July 6, 1992

AGRICULTURE COUNCIL, 30th JUNE Written Answers July 6, 1992

SOCIAL FUND: ANNUAL REPORTS Written Answers July 8, 1992

TRANSPORT WORKING GROUP Written Answers July 8, 1992

Nuclear Weapons: Policy Lords July 9, 1992

RED STAR PARCELS SERVICE Written Answers October 20, 1992

TRANSPORT SECURITY ANNUAL REPORT Written Answers October 20, 1992

PASSENGER RAILWAY SERVICE FRANCHISING: CONSULTATION Written Answers October 20, 1992

DVOIT AGENCY: FUTURE Written Answers October 20, 1992

National Security Lords October 21, 1992

Immigration Lords November 12, 1992

Civil Servants: Engineering Degrees Lords November 16, 1992

Rented Housing: Funding Lords November 17, 1992

Independent Living Fund Lords November 25, 1992

8 speeches — Armed Forces (Liability for Injury) Bill [H.L.] Lords November 25, 1992

2 speeches — British Coal and British Rail (Transfer Proposals) Bill Lords December 1, 1992

AIR CARRIERS IN THE EC: COMPULSORY INSURANCE Written Answers December 1, 1992

SERVICE BOARD OF INQUIRY REPORTS Written Answers December 8, 1992

SAFETY ASPECTS OF SHIP DESIGN: REPORT Written Answers December 10, 1992

EC Trade Marks Office: Location Lords December 17, 1992

Crown Proceedings (Armed Forces) Bill [H.L.] Lords December 17, 1992

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