Mrs Joyce Butler

1910 - January 2, 1992
Summary information for Mrs Joyce Butler

Contributions

1976

Sanitary Protection Products Written Answers January 28, 1976

4 speeches — ABORTION (AMENDMENT) BILL (SELECT COMMITTEE) Commons February 9, 1976

Mental Patients (Psychosurgery) Commons February 20, 1976

2 speeches — PETROL (LEAD CONTENT) Commons March 4, 1976

2 speeches — Metrication Commons March 8, 1976

PETROL (LEAD CONTENT) Commons April 5, 1976

Cosmetic Products (Safety Regulations) Written Answers April 5, 1976

OSTEOPATHS Commons April 7, 1976

Asbestos Written Answers April 8, 1976

Battered Wives Written Answers April 9, 1976

Retirement Age (Health Check) Written Answers April 13, 1976

Psycho-Surgery Operations Written Answers April 27, 1976

Medicinal Products (Advertising) Written Answers May 18, 1976

Health Visitors Written Answers June 16, 1976

Nurses Written Answers June 16, 1976

Amaranyn (Processed Foods) Written Answers June 17, 1976

District Nurses, Midwives and Health Visitors Written Answers June 24, 1976

Hair Dyes Written Answers July 5, 1976

Electrical Appliances Written Answers August 2, 1976

Chloroform and Trichloroethylene Written Answers August 5, 1976

Nursing Auxiliaries Written Answers August 6, 1976

Electrical Equipment Written Answers October 11, 1976

Caramel Colouring Written Answers October 12, 1976

Hydrofluosilicic Acid Written Answers October 19, 1976

Perishable Foods (Date Marking) Written Answers October 20, 1976

Mugging Written Answers October 21, 1976

Breast Cancer Written Answers October 26, 1976

Cans and Bottles Written Answers October 27, 1976

Industrial Tribunals (Membership) Written Answers October 27, 1976

Asbestos Written Answers November 22, 1976

Industrial Tribunals Written Answers December 7, 1976

Aerosol Containers (Packaging) Written Answers December 8, 1976

Pharmacies (Registration Fees) Written Answers December 22, 1976

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