Mr Timothy Beaumont

November 22, 1928 - April 8, 2008
Summary information for Mr Timothy Beaumont

Contributions

1980

MARITIME POLICY Lords February 20, 1980

EDUCATION (No. 2) BILL Lords February 25, 1980

THE WARNOCK REPORT Lords March 3, 1980

8 speeches — EDUCATION (No. 2) BILL Lords March 10, 1980

3 speeches — EDUCATION (No. 2) BILL Lords March 10, 1980

5 speeches — EDUCATION (No. 2) BILL Lords March 11, 1980

6 speeches — EDUCATION (No. 2) BILL Lords March 11, 1980

EDUCATION (No. 2) BILL Lords March 14, 1980

5 speeches — ROAD PLANNING: SECOND STAGE AUDITING Lords March 17, 1980

2 speeches — EDUCATION (No. 2) BILL Lords March 24, 1980

"WORLD CONSERVATION STRATEGY" Written Answers May 7, 1980

" ACS ": DEFINITIONS Written Answers May 20, 1980

2 speeches — THE ARTS: CAREER TRAINING Lords June 4, 1980

FOOD STRATEGIES Written Answers June 16, 1980

FILMS BILL Lords June 25, 1980

AEROSOLS AND CHLORO-FLUOROCARBONS Written Answers June 25, 1980

HOUSING BILL Lords June 26, 1980

2 speeches — HOUSING BILL Lords June 30, 1980

2 speeches — HOUSING BILL Lords July 4, 1980

2 speeches — DEER BILL Lords July 17, 1980

3 speeches — LONDON THEATRE PROBLEMS Lords July 17, 1980

3 speeches — HOUSING BILL Lords July 22, 1980

BRITISH NATIONALITY LAW Lords July 30, 1980

HOUSING BILL Lords July 30, 1980

LOCAL GOVERNMENT, PLANNING AND LAND (No. 2) BILL Lords August 5, 1980

ROAD EXPENDITURE 1979–80: COMMONS REPORT Written Answers August 7, 1980

2 speeches — LOCAL GOVERNMENT, PLANNING AND LAND (No. 2) BILL Lords October 27, 1980

LOCAL GOVERNMENT, PLANNING AND LAND (No. 2) BILL Lords October 28, 1980

EDUCATION (ASSISTED PLACES) REGULATIONS 1980 Lords November 4, 1980

Rate Support Grants Lords December 16, 1980

Wildlife and Countryside Bill [H.L.] Lords December 16, 1980

Laboratory Animals Protection Bill [H.L.] Lords December 18, 1980

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