Ms Barbara Young

April 8, 1948 -
Summary information for Ms Barbara Young

Contributions

1998

Wales: Agri-environmental Scheme Lords January 13, 1998

Environmental Technology and Services Lords January 14, 1998

Official Report of the Grand Committee on the National Lottery Bill [H.L.] Grand Committee Report January 19, 1998

Forestry Commission Woodlands Lords January 21, 1998

Agriculture Lords January 21, 1998

Fisheries: Quotas Lords January 29, 1998

The National Health Service Lords February 4, 1998

Housing in Town and Country Lords February 11, 1998

Mental Health (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill [H.L.] Lords February 11, 1998

Forestry Lords February 18, 1998

3 speeches — Official Report of the Grand Committee on the Data Protection Bill [H.L.] Grand Committee Report February 23, 1998

Charities Lords March 4, 1998

National Lottery Bill [H.L.] Lords March 9, 1998

Asylum Applicants: Exceptional Leave Written Answers March 19, 1998

Housing Planning Written Answers April 1, 1998

Water Charging Written Answers April 1, 1998

Special Waste Regulations 1996 Written Answers April 2, 1998

Agriculture Council, 31 March Written Answers April 9, 1998

Government of Wales Bill Lords April 21, 1998

Cattle Tracing System Written Answers April 27, 1998

Regional Development Agencies Bill Lords May 18, 1998

CAP Reform: ECC Report Lords May 18, 1998

Energy Policy Lords June 4, 1998

Sex Offenders: Child Protection Measures Written Answers June 4, 1998

British Embassy, Berlin Written Answers June 24, 1998

Quarrying Lords June 25, 1998

Organophosphorus Products Written Answers July 6, 1998

MAFF: Service Delivery Targets Written Answers July 15, 1998

2 speeches — Scotland Bill Lords July 27, 1998

Scotland Bill Lords July 28, 1998

2 speeches — Regional Development Agencies Bill Lords October 7, 1998

Regional Development Agencies Bill Lords November 4, 1998

Agriculture Council: Outcome Lords November 25, 1998

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