Mr Roger Sims

January 27, 1930 -
Summary information for Mr Roger Sims

Contributions

1995

Community Care (Funding) Commons January 17, 1995

Physiotherapists Written Answers January 26, 1995

Engagements Commons January 31, 1995

Guy's Hospital Commons February 10, 1995

2 speeches — Osteoporosis Commons February 14, 1995

2 speeches — Benefits Commons February 20, 1995

2 speeches — Health Care (London and South East) Commons February 20, 1995

Mental Health Care Commons March 14, 1995

2 speeches — Family Benefits Commons March 20, 1995

Intensive Care Beds Written Answers March 20, 1995

3 speeches — Guys Hospital Commons March 29, 1995

Local Government Finance Commons March 30, 1995

Health Services (London) Commons April 5, 1995

NHS Senior Managers Commons April 18, 1995

Upper Waiting Hall Written Answers April 20, 1995

6 speeches — Medical (Professional Performance) Bill Commons April 25, 1995

National Health Service (London) Commons May 10, 1995

2 speeches — Residential and Nursing Home Care Commons May 16, 1995

Residential Accommodation Commons June 20, 1995

Mental Health (Patients in the Community) Bill [Lords] Commons June 20, 1995

General Practitioners (Night Service) Commons July 11, 1995

Copyright Law Written Answers July 12, 1995

2 speeches — Intensive Care (London) Commons July 12, 1995

Residential Care for Older People Written Answers July 18, 1995

Oral Contraceptives Commons October 23, 1995

NHS Budget Commons October 31, 1995

Business of the House Commons November 2, 1995

2 speeches — National Health Service (Fundholding) Commons November 3, 1995

3 speeches — STANDARDS AND PRIVILEGES Commons November 6, 1995

National Blood Service Commons November 27, 1995

2 speeches — Engagements Commons November 30, 1995

Health Service Commissioners (Amendment) Bill Commons December 12, 1995

Occupational Health Staff Written Answers December 13, 1995

Occupational Health Workers Written Answers December 18, 1995

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