Mr Roger Sims
January 27, 1930 -Summary information for Mr Roger Sims
Contributions
1988
Family Court Commons January 11, 1988
NHS Recruitment Commons January 12, 1988
Crown Properties (Fire Services) Written Answers January 13, 1988
Tobacco (Taxation and Pricing) Written Answers January 19, 1988
National Health Service Commons February 9, 1988
2 speeches — Engagements Commons February 9, 1988
Hong Kong (White Paper) Commons February 10, 1988
Out-of-town Shopping Centres Commons February 17, 1988
2 speeches — YTS Written Answers February 18, 1988
Deaf People Written Answers February 24, 1988
National Health Service (Charges) Commons February 29, 1988
Business of the House Commons March 3, 1988
3 speeches — Deaf People Written Answers March 4, 1988
Competitive Tendering Written Answers March 8, 1988
Cigarettes Written Answers March 9, 1988
Smoking Written Answers March 10, 1988
2 speeches — Family Courts Commons March 14, 1988
Parliamentary Questions Written Answers March 14, 1988
VAT (Greece) Written Answers March 17, 1988
Annunciators Commons March 21, 1988
Deaf People (Training Schemes) Written Answers March 21, 1988
Prisons Commons March 30, 1988
Business of the House Commons March 31, 1988
Deaf People (Training Schemes) Written Answers March 31, 1988
Social Security Reform Commons April 12, 1988
3 speeches — Social Security System (Changes) Commons April 13, 1988
CHARGES FOR DENTAL APPLIANCES AND TREATMENT Commons April 14, 1988
GENERAL OPHTHALMIC SERVICES AND OPTICAL APPLIANCES Commons April 14, 1988
LIMITS ON REIMBURSEMENT OF EXPENSES Commons April 14, 1988
INTERPRETATION, ORDERS AND CONSEQUENTIAL AMENDMENTS Commons April 15, 1988
Cochlea Implants Written Answers April 20, 1988
Auto Crime Written Answers April 21, 1988
Nursing in London Study Written Answers April 27, 1988
Medical Examination of Children at Risk Bill Commons April 29, 1988
Disabled People (Employment) Written Answers May 3, 1988
2 speeches — Green Belt (Urban Development) Commons May 5, 1988
Social Security Commons May 10, 1988
Communication Service for the Deaf Written Answers May 12, 1988
Employment Training Programme Written Answers May 12, 1988
Family Court Commons May 16, 1988
2 speeches — Engagements Commons May 24, 1988
Concessionary Television Licences Written Answers May 26, 1988
2 speeches — Registered Homes Act 1984 Written Answers June 7, 1988
Oral Tobacco Products Written Answers June 8, 1988
2 speeches — USE OF VIDEO RECORDINGS IN CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS ABOUT SEXUAL OFFENCES AGAINST CHILDREN Commons June 20, 1988
Planning Appeals Written Answers June 22, 1988
Oral Tobacco Products Written Answers June 23, 1988
2 speeches — EVIDENCE THROUGH CLOSED CIRCUIT TELEVISION LINKS Commons June 28, 1988
2 speeches — National Health Service Commons July 5, 1988
Child Abuse (Cleveland) Commons July 6, 1988
2 speeches — Television Licences Commons July 12, 1988
Society of Perfusionists Written Answers July 12, 1988
3 speeches — Competitive Tendering Written Answers July 12, 1988
Hong Kong Commons July 15, 1988
Under-Fives (Fees) Written Answers July 19, 1988
"Public Health in England" Written Answers July 22, 1988
Foreign Affairs Council Written Answers July 26, 1988
Soviet Union (Ministerial Meetings) Written Answers October 19, 1988
2 speeches — Spirituous Beverages Written Answers October 21, 1988
Children (Medical Care) Written Answers November 1, 1988
Business of the House Commons November 10, 1988
King's Cross Fire (Fennell Report) Commons November 10, 1988
2 speeches — Tobacco Products Commons November 14, 1988
Business of the House Commons November 24, 1988
Vietnamese Refugees Written Answers November 30, 1988
Business of the House Commons December 1, 1988
Planning Inquiries Written Answers December 14, 1988
Child Protection Commons December 19, 1988
Smoking Written Answers December 19, 1988
2 speeches — Smoking Written Answers December 19, 1988
Weedkillers Written Answers December 21, 1988
Vietnamese Refugees (Hong Kong) Commons December 22, 1988
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