Mr William Blease
May 28, 1914 - May 16, 2008Summary information for Mr William Blease
Contributions
1986
Intergovernmental Conference: Reports Lords January 30, 1986
5 speeches — NORTHERN IRELAND: SEXUAL OFFENCES STATISTICS Written Answers February 4, 1986
2 speeches — NORTHERN IRELAND EDUCATION AND LIBRARY BOARDS: EXPENDITURE Written Answers March 19, 1986
NORTHERN IRELAND: NURSERY SCHOOL EDUCATION Written Answers March 19, 1986
NORTHERN IRELAND: HEALTH CARE EXPENDITURE Written Answers March 24, 1986
RUC: Safety of Officers and their Families Lords April 8, 1986
HEALTH CARE EXPENDITURE Written Answers April 8, 1986
CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE IN NORTHERN IRELAND Written Answers April 16, 1986
NORTHERN IRELAND: PRIVATE EXPENDITURE ON HEALTH CARE Written Answers April 22, 1986
NORTHERN IRELAND: SOCIAL SERVICE STATISTICS Written Answers April 24, 1986
ANGLO-IRISH AGREEMENT: DISCUSSIONS Written Answers May 8, 1986
Agricultural Research and Development Lords May 14, 1986
Regional Unemployment: Northern Ireland Lords May 20, 1986
Northern Ireland Assembly Lords June 12, 1986
Northern Ireland Assembly (Dissolution) Order 1986 Lords June 19, 1986
2 speeches — Social Security Bill Lords June 30, 1986
Appropriation (No. 2) (Northern Ireland) Order 1986 Lords June 30, 1986
Social Need (Northern Ireland) Order 1986 Lords June 30, 1986
NORTHERN IRELAND: UK SUBVENTION 1985 AND 1986 Written Answers June 30, 1986
NORTHERN IRELAND: GRANTS TO VOLUNTARY BODIES Written Answers June 30, 1986
NORTHERN IRELAND: GRANTS TO CO-OPERATION NORTH Written Answers June 30, 1986
Vocational Education and Training Lords July 2, 1986
NORTHERN IRELAND: HEALTH AND SAFETY AGENCY Written Answers July 11, 1986
NORTHERN IRELAND: PRIVATELY RENTED DWELLINGS Written Answers October 16, 1986
3 speeches — International Fund for Ireland (Immunities and Privileges) Order 1986 Lords November 5, 1986
Pilotage Bill [H.L.] Lords November 25, 1986
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