Mr Stuart Randall

June 22, 1938 -
Summary information for Mr Stuart Randall

Contributions

1990

Manufactured Goods Written Answers January 17, 1990

Young Offenders Commons January 25, 1990

West Wiltshire District Council Written Answers January 25, 1990

2 speeches — Licensing (Low Alcohol Drinks) Bill Commons January 26, 1990

Points of Order Commons January 31, 1990

Sexual Offences Bill Commons February 16, 1990

5 speeches — Sexual Offences Bill Commons February 16, 1990

14 speeches — Data Protection Commons February 19, 1990

Sports Grounds (Public Order) Commons February 22, 1990

Access to Health Records Bill Commons February 23, 1990

7 speeches — Criminal Justice (International; Co-operation) Bill [Lords] Commons February 27, 1990

14 speeches — Entertainments (Increased Penalties) Bill Commons March 9, 1990

Representation of the People Bill Commons March 9, 1990

Exchange Rate Mechanism Written Answers March 15, 1990

Prisons Commons March 22, 1990

SHORT TITLE, CONSEQUENTIAL REPEALS AND AMENDMENTS, COMMENCEMENT AND EXTENT Commons April 27, 1990

3 speeches — INCREASE OF PENALTIES: ENGLAND AND WALES Commons April 27, 1990

INCREASE OF PENALTIES: SCOTLAND 1982 c. 45 Commons April 27, 1990

Prison Statistics Commons May 3, 1990

3 speeches — New clause 2 Commons May 11, 1990

Proceedings. Commons May 11, 1990

Sunday Trading Commons June 14, 1990

2 speeches — The Economy Commons July 24, 1990

Telecommunications Commons November 13, 1990

Sunday Trading Commons November 15, 1990

2 speeches — Criminal Justice Bill Commons November 20, 1990

Business of the House Commons November 22, 1990

10 speeches — Weapons Commons November 29, 1990

7 speeches — European Community (Developments) Commons December 6, 1990

2 speeches — The Economy Commons December 12, 1990

Soccer Violence and Hooliganism Commons December 13, 1990

PUNISHMENT FOR MURDER OF A POLICE OFFICER Commons December 17, 1990

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