Mrs Rosemary McKenna

May 8, 1941 -
Summary information for Mrs Rosemary McKenna

Contributions

1998

Locate in Scotland Commons January 20, 1998

2 speeches — SCOTTISH PARLIAMENTARY CORPORATE BODY Commons January 29, 1998

STANDING ORDERS—FURTHER PROVISION Commons January 29, 1998

Contaminated Land Written Answers February 26, 1998

6 speeches — Women (Government Priorities) Commons February 27, 1998

Scottish Executive Written Answers February 27, 1998

Court Cases (Verdicts) Written Answers March 9, 1998

EU Delegations Written Answers March 13, 1998

Equal Opportunities Commons March 17, 1998

Forestry Commission Land Written Answers March 19, 1998

5 speeches — RESERVED MATTERS Commons March 30, 1998

Pre-school Education Written Answers March 30, 1998

2 speeches — RESERVED MATTERS Commons March 31, 1998

2 speeches — SEX DISCRIMINATION IN SELECTION OF CANDIDATES Commons March 31, 1998

Convention Against Torture Written Answers April 2, 1998

EU General Affairs Council Written Answers April 2, 1998

European Council Written Answers April 2, 1998

New Deal Commons April 21, 1998

General Affairs Council Written Answers April 30, 1998

Special Educational Needs Written Answers May 19, 1998

Nurses, Midwives and Health Visitors Written Answers May 19, 1998

Government Expenditure and Revenue Written Answers July 9, 1998

Capital Expenditure Written Answers July 23, 1998

Engagements Commons July 29, 1998

Scottish Education Unit Written Answers July 29, 1998

Middle East Written Answers October 27, 1998

Non-domestic Rates Written Answers December 2, 1998

3 speeches — Water Industry Bill Commons December 7, 1998

Local Government Reform Commons December 8, 1998

Engagements Commons December 9, 1998

International Labour Conference Written Answers December 17, 1998

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