Mr Stuart Randall

June 22, 1938 -
Summary information for Mr Stuart Randall

Contributions

1987

3 speeches — Severe Weather Payments Commons January 14, 1987

Fertilisers Commons January 22, 1987

Unemployment Costs Written Answers January 29, 1987

Accident and Emergency Departments (Doctors' Posts) Written Answers February 2, 1987

2 speeches — Fishing Industry (Light Dues) Written Answers February 9, 1987

Immigration Written Answers February 12, 1987

5 speeches — Maternity Payments Written Answers February 12, 1987

Maternity Payments Written Answers February 17, 1987

Falklands Fisheries Commons February 19, 1987

Maritime Strategy Written Answers February 24, 1987

Mature Students Written Answers March 12, 1987

5 speeches — Amendment of the Law Commons March 17, 1987

Food Aid Commons March 19, 1987

Agriculture Industry Commons March 19, 1987

Horticulture Industry Commons March 19, 1987

Business of the House Commons March 19, 1987

Fishing Vessels (Loss Inquiries) Written Answers April 8, 1987

Fishing Vessels (Accident Statistics) Written Answers April 8, 1987

Vessel Losses Written Answers April 8, 1987

2 speeches — Finance Bill Commons April 22, 1987

Food Aid Commons April 23, 1987

Community Charge Written Answers May 6, 1987

Wool Commons July 2, 1987

2 speeches — British Sugar Beet Quota Commons July 13, 1987

Saithe Catch Quotas Written Answers July 16, 1987

Fishing Quotas Written Answers July 17, 1987

4 speeches — Employment Bill Commons November 3, 1987

Nationality Commons November 5, 1987

2 speeches — Nationality Written Answers November 5, 1987

Afro-Caribbeans (Mental Institutions) Written Answers November 5, 1987

5 speeches — Crime Prevention Commons November 6, 1987

Licensing Bill Commons November 9, 1987

Immigration Written Answers November 9, 1987

5 speeches — Immigration Bill Commons November 16, 1987

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