Mr Tony Colman

July 24, 1943 -
Summary information for Mr Tony Colman

Contributions

1997

Governance Of London Commons June 6, 1997

Earth Summit 2 Commons June 11, 1997

3 speeches — Firearms (Amendment) Bill Commons June 11, 1997

Local Government Finance (Supplementary Credit Approvals) Bill Commons June 17, 1997

Health Services (London) Commons June 20, 1997

Local Government Pension Scheme Written Answers July 3, 1997

Food Labelling Written Answers July 4, 1997

NHS Financial Review Written Answers July 7, 1997

Investment (Sustainable Development) Written Answers July 7, 1997

2 speeches — SPECIAL PROVISION FOR JUDICIAL. REVIEWS AND AUDIT REVIEWS Commons July 8, 1997

5 speeches — Pensions Commons July 9, 1997

Electricity Interconnector Written Answers July 10, 1997

Territorial Army (Funding) Written Answers July 14, 1997

2 speeches — Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy Commons July 17, 1997

Investment (OECD Multilateral Agreement) Commons July 23, 1997

Computers (Century Date Change) Written Answers July 31, 1997

Aircraft Noise (South-west London) Commons October 28, 1997

Wireless Telegraphy Bill [Lords] Commons October 29, 1997

River Thames (Transport Safety) Commons November 5, 1997

2 speeches — Greater London Authority (Referendum) Bill Commons November 10, 1997

Employment Written Answers November 10, 1997

2 speeches — Peace Process Commons November 26, 1997

Greater London Authority (Referendum) Bill Commons November 26, 1997

4 speeches — Special Educational Needs Commons December 5, 1997

Social Exclusion Unit Written Answers December 8, 1997

Heathrow Airport Written Answers December 8, 1997

2 speeches — Young Unemployed Commons December 11, 1997

Local Government Finance Written Answers December 12, 1997

Euro Written Answers December 17, 1997

National Asset Register Written Answers December 17, 1997

Clerk of the House (Retirement) Commons December 18, 1997

2 speeches — Public Processions (Northern Ireland) Bill [Lords] Commons December 18, 1997

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