Mr Roger Sims

January 27, 1930 -
Summary information for Mr Roger Sims

Contributions

1992

2 speeches — Nurses, Midwives and Health Visitors Bill [Lords] Commons January 13, 1992

Child Abuse (Teachers) Commons January 16, 1992

2 speeches — Medicinal Products: Prescription by Nurses etc. Bill Commons January 31, 1992

2 speeches — Arts Sponsorship Commons February 3, 1992

Pharmaceuticals (Price Regulations) Written Answers February 5, 1992

Bromley Written Answers February 18, 1992

FUNCTIONS Commons March 4, 1992

Blood Cholesterol Testing Written Answers March 12, 1992

2 speeches — NHS Reforms Commons May 12, 1992

Tobacco Advertising Written Answers May 15, 1992

Network SouthEast Commons May 18, 1992

Channel Tunnel Written Answers May 18, 1992

Community Care (Residential Accommodation) Bill [Lords] Commons June 4, 1992

Rail Services Written Answers June 9, 1992

Incontinence Pads Written Answers June 10, 1992

Red Routes (London) Commons June 11, 1992

Community Care Commons June 16, 1992

2 speeches — School Allocation (Bromley) Commons June 19, 1992

Nurses' Grading Written Answers June 30, 1992

Westminster Foundation for Democracy Written Answers June 30, 1992

6 speeches — ARRANGEMENTS FOR PROVISION OF RESIDENTIAL ACCOMMODATION IN PREMISES MANAGED BY VOLUNTARY ORGANISATIONS ETC. Commons July 1, 1992

Pharmaceutical Information Written Answers July 1, 1992

Dentists (Ballot) Commons July 6, 1992

"Health of the Nation" Commons July 8, 1992

Health Education Budget Commons July 14, 1992

Voluntary Bodies Written Answers July 16, 1992

Russia Written Answers November 3, 1992

Community Care Commons November 10, 1992

Vulcan Bombers Written Answers November 16, 1992

Hong Kong Commons November 25, 1992

Juvenile Offenders Written Answers November 25, 1992

Hong Kong Written Answers November 25, 1992

Pension Funds Written Answers November 27, 1992

"The Health of the Nation" Commons December 8, 1992

St. Bartholomew's Hospital Written Answers December 17, 1992

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