Ms Audrey Wise

January 4, 1932 - February 2, 2000
Summary information for Ms Audrey Wise

Contributions

1991

The Gulf Commons January 21, 1991

2 speeches — Savings Commons January 31, 1991

Sleeping Rough (London) Commons February 8, 1991

Pregnancy Written Answers February 13, 1991

Income Support Written Answers February 13, 1991

Sexual Offences Written Answers February 18, 1991

NHS Trusts Written Answers March 11, 1991

4 speeches — Maternity Services Written Answers March 12, 1991

Paediatrics Written Answers March 13, 1991

Birth Statistics Written Answers March 13, 1991

Pregnancy Written Answers March 13, 1991

Neonatal Care Written Answers March 14, 1991

2 speeches — Immigration Written Answers March 28, 1991

Iraq Commons April 15, 1991

Visas (Bombay) Written Answers May 22, 1991

Royal Family Written Answers June 10, 1991

Prevention of Terrorism Act Written Answers June 10, 1991

Small Claims Courts Written Answers June 14, 1991

Employment Training Written Answers June 19, 1991

Research Ethics Committees Written Answers June 25, 1991

3 speeches — CLASS XIII, VOTE I Commons July 4, 1991

Medical Confidentiality Written Answers July 8, 1991

Aid Written Answers July 10, 1991

Taxation Written Answers July 12, 1991

Partially Sighted Register Written Answers July 15, 1991

Fostering Written Answers July 18, 1991

Optical Appliances (Vouchers) Written Answers July 25, 1991

Immigration Written Answers October 22, 1991

2 speeches — Debate on the Address Commons October 31, 1991

4 speeches — The Economy Commons November 7, 1991

Sunday Trading Commons November 27, 1991

Engagements Commons November 28, 1991

Pregnancies Written Answers December 16, 1991

Pregnant Girls (Severe Hardship) Written Answers December 16, 1991

Severe Hardship Written Answers December 17, 1991

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