Mr Thomas Stanley

September 28, 1927 -
Summary information for Mr Thomas Stanley

Contributions

1999

Disused Railway Lines: Protection of Public Written Answers February 22, 1999

2 speeches — New Variant CJD: Beef Bone Controls Lords March 1, 1999

House of Lords Bill Lords March 29, 1999

2 speeches — PURPOSE OF ACT (No. 3) Lords April 20, 1999

House of Lords Bill Lords April 27, 1999

3 speeches — Beef on the Bone: Powers of Welsh Assembly Lords April 28, 1999

Hedgerows Lords April 28, 1999

2 speeches — House of Lords Bill Lords April 29, 1999

12 speeches — House of Lords Bill Lords May 13, 1999

Beef on the Bone: Responsibility of Welsh Assembly Lords May 18, 1999

Wales: Planning Appeals Written Answers June 16, 1999

2 speeches — Lamb Production: Meat Hygiene Service Instruction Lords June 17, 1999

2 speeches — APPOINTMENTS COMMISSION Lords June 22, 1999

Contaminated Foodstuffs: Risk Assessment Written Answers June 24, 1999

11 speeches — Official Report of the Grand Committee on the Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty Bill Grand Committee Report June 29, 1999

House of Lords Bill Lords June 30, 1999

Fresh Meat Directive Written Answers June 30, 1999

World Trade Organisation Written Answers June 30, 1999

Meat Hygiene Written Answers July 5, 1999

3 speeches — Meat Hygiene Written Answers July 6, 1999

Sheep Annual Premium Scheme Written Answers July 6, 1999

Food Safety Law Enforcement: Cost Written Answers July 27, 1999

2 speeches — Meat Hygiene Service Written Answers July 29, 1999

Meat Hygiene Service Written Answers October 11, 1999

2 speeches — Beef on the Bone Lords October 21, 1999

3 speeches — NUMBER OF MEMBERS OF HOUSE OF LORDS Lords October 26, 1999

Agriculture Lords October 28, 1999

COMMONS REASON Lords November 11, 1999

APPOINTMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF LORDS Lords November 11, 1999

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