Mrs Edwina Currie
October 13, 1946 -Summary information for Mrs Edwina Currie
Contributions
1993
Asylum and Immigration Appeals Bill Commons January 13, 1993
4 speeches — TREATY ON EUROPEAN UNION Commons January 13, 1993
2 speeches — Car Crime Prevention Year Commons January 14, 1993
Considered in Committee [Progress, 18 January] Commons January 19, 1993
Coal Industry Commons January 20, 1993
7 speeches — TREATY ON EUROPEAN UNION Commons January 20, 1993
TREATY ON EUROPEAN UNION Commons January 27, 1993
Nursery Education Written Answers January 27, 1993
MR. MICHAEL MORRIS in the Chair Commons January 28, 1993
2 speeches — TREATY ON EUROPEAN UNION Commons February 1, 1993
TREATY ON EUROPEAN UNION Commons February 4, 1993
3 speeches — TREATY ON EUROPEAN UNION Commons February 25, 1993
Salmonellosis Written Answers March 4, 1993
VAT Written Answers March 9, 1993
Business of the House Commons March 11, 1993
3 speeches — TREATY ON EUROPEAN UNION Commons March 11, 1993
Salmonellosis Written Answers March 12, 1993
Shipbuilding Commons March 17, 1993
Low Incomes Written Answers March 31, 1993
Bosnia Commons April 14, 1993
3 speeches — Bosnia Commons April 29, 1993
TREATY ON EUROPEAN UNION Commons May 5, 1993
European Communities (Amendment) Bill Commons May 20, 1993
7 speeches — Armed Forces (Discipline) Commons June 21, 1993
Infantry Regiments (Manpower) Commons June 22, 1993
Community Charge Written Answers June 22, 1993
9 speeches — European Parliamentary Elections Bill Commons June 30, 1993
Smoking Written Answers July 13, 1993
Tobacco (Illegal Importation) Written Answers July 13, 1993
Smoking Written Answers July 14, 1993
3 speeches — Treaty of Maastricht (Social Protocol) Commons July 22, 1993
20 speeches — Social Policy Protocol (Confidence Motion) Commons July 23, 1993
Policing (Derbyshire) Commons December 13, 1993
School Inspection Written Answers December 14, 1993
Business of the House Commons December 16, 1993
Merchant Navy (Homosexuality) Written Answers December 16, 1993
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