Mr Stephen Dorrell

March 25, 1952 -
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Contributions

1982

A42 (Castle Donington) Commons January 28, 1982

International Planned Parenthood Federation Written Answers February 8, 1982

Economic Forecast Commons February 11, 1982

Personal Tax Allowances (Indexation) Written Answers February 11, 1982

Duties (Inflation) Written Answers February 11, 1982

Public Expenditure Plans Written Answers February 11, 1982

Aggregate Demand Written Answers February 11, 1982

Personal Tax Allowances (Indexation) Written Answers February 16, 1982

Duties (Inflation) Written Answers February 18, 1982

3 speeches — Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation Commons March 11, 1982

Vale of Belvoir Commons March 25, 1982

Aid Programme Commons May 10, 1982

Toxteth Written Answers May 11, 1982

Public Expenditure Commons May 13, 1982

Immigrants (Repatriation) Commons May 20, 1982

Channel Tunnel Commons June 16, 1982

Public Transport Commons July 14, 1982

Aid-Trade Statistics Written Answers July 14, 1982

2 speeches — Unemployment Commons July 27, 1982

2 speeches — Population Projects Written Answers July 27, 1982

Overseas Development Budget (Population Programmes) Commons July 29, 1982

Severn Trent Water Authority Written Answers July 29, 1982

Bargain Offers Order Written Answers July 29, 1982

Council of Ministers Commons October 20, 1982

Manufacturing Industry Commons October 25, 1982

Africa (Civil Relief Work) Written Answers October 27, 1982

Industry Act Forecast Commons November 11, 1982

Business of the House Commons November 11, 1982

6 speeches — Water Bill Commons November 16, 1982

Development Council Meeting Written Answers November 18, 1982

Revenue Raising Commons November 24, 1982

Business of the House Commons December 9, 1982

Common Transport Policy Written Answers December 22, 1982

Developing Countries (Women) Written Answers December 23, 1982

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