Mr Timothy Devlin

June 13, 1959 -
Summary information for Mr Timothy Devlin

Contributions

1996

3 speeches — Northern Ireland (Emergency Provisions) Bill Commons January 9, 1996

2 speeches — Engagements Commons January 23, 1996

2 speeches — CHARGE TO TAX Commons January 23, 1996

Saudi Arabia Commons January 24, 1996

Identity Cards Written Answers January 24, 1996

2 speeches — Royal Navy Commons February 6, 1996

2 speeches — Rail Privatisation Commons February 7, 1996

Landfill Tax Commons February 27, 1996

Whisper Concrete Written Answers February 27, 1996

2 speeches — Economic Growth and Unemployment Commons March 7, 1996

Assisted Places Scheme Written Answers March 11, 1996

Prescription Charges Commons March 12, 1996

3 speeches — Speed Cameras Written Answers March 12, 1996

BSE (Health) Commons March 20, 1996

Bradford Metropolitan Council Written Answers March 21, 1996

2 speeches — Family Law Bill [Lords] Commons March 25, 1996

2 speeches — Swimming (Schools) Commons March 27, 1996

Taxation Commons March 27, 1996

2 speeches — Exemptions Commons March 27, 1996

2 speeches — Incidental benefits for holders of certain offices etc Commons March 27, 1996

Immigration (Computers) Written Answers March 27, 1996

National Lottery Written Answers March 27, 1996

Cabinet Committees Written Answers March 27, 1996

Speed Cameras Written Answers March 28, 1996

Police Information System and Information Technology Written Answers March 29, 1996

Racial Incidents Written Answers March 29, 1996

Stops and Searches Written Answers March 29, 1996

Railways (Subsidy) Written Answers April 2, 1996

3 speeches — MARITAL BREAKDOWN Commons April 24, 1996

Recorded Crime Written Answers April 25, 1996

Police Finance Services Written Answers April 25, 1996

Points of Orders Commons April 30, 1996

Civil Service Pension Schemes Commons May 7, 1996

EU Enlargement Commons May 8, 1996

Points of Order Commons May 14, 1996

Unemployment Written Answers May 22, 1996

Operation Purple Star Commons June 11, 1996

2 speeches — Points of Order Commons June 19, 1996

3 speeches — EVIDENCE RELATING TO PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT Commons June 24, 1996

A66 (Longnewton) Written Answers June 26, 1996

Television Licences Written Answers June 27, 1996

Life Sentences Written Answers July 3, 1996

Butchers Written Answers July 9, 1996

European Community (Legal Integration) Commons July 10, 1996

Energy Policy Commons July 16, 1996

2 speeches — Diesel Duty Written Answers July 18, 1996

A66 Written Answers July 23, 1996

Supplementary Grant Written Answers July 23, 1996

Correspondence Written Answers July 23, 1996

Correspondence Written Answers July 24, 1996

1991 Census Written Answers October 16, 1996

Debate on the Address Commons October 23, 1996

Direct Labour and Direct Service Organisations Written Answers October 24, 1996

Reserve Forces Act 1996 Written Answers October 24, 1996

House of Commons Stationery Commons October 29, 1996

2 speeches — Education and Local Government Commons October 29, 1996

Spending Cuts (Jobs) Written Answers October 29, 1996

Kashmir (British Hostages) Commons October 30, 1996

Welsh Assembly Written Answers November 4, 1996

Points of Order Commons November 6, 1996

Local Government and Rating Bill Commons November 6, 1996

5 speeches — Firearms (Amendment) Bill Commons November 12, 1996

Preston Farm, Stockton on Tees Written Answers November 13, 1996

Preston School, Stockton-on-Tees Written Answers November 15, 1996

Engagements Commons November 19, 1996

Inward Investment Written Answers November 20, 1996

Departmental Rail Investment Commons November 25, 1996

2 speeches — AMENDMENT OF THE LAW Commons November 26, 1996

Employment Statistics Commons December 11, 1996

Stockton City Challenge Written Answers December 11, 1996

Budget Balance Written Answers December 18, 1996

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