Ms Felicity Lane-Fox
June 22, 1918 - April 17, 1988Summary information for Ms Felicity Lane-Fox
Contributions
1987
2 speeches — Coastal Bathing Waters Lords January 12, 1987
3 speeches — Nurses: Protection against Attacks Lords January 12, 1987
Midwife Services within NHS Lords January 19, 1987
Nursing: Recruitment and Training Lords January 22, 1987
2 speeches — Child Care Workers: Suitability Lords January 26, 1987
Charity Law Lords January 28, 1987
3 speeches — AIDS: Hospices Register Proposal Lords February 9, 1987
Parking Schemes for the Handicapped Lords February 11, 1987
3 speeches — Road Repairs and Improvements Lords February 24, 1987
Hospital Beds: Statistics Lords February 26, 1987
DRAIZE EYE TEST: GUIDELINES Written Answers February 26, 1987
2 speeches — AIDS: 1987 Figures Lords March 4, 1987
MISS SHARON CAMPBELL: INQUIRY Written Answers March 9, 1987
2 speeches — The Disabled: Special Health Authority Lords March 12, 1987
2 speeches — Social Fund (Maternity and Funeral. Expenses) Bill Lords March 12, 1987
National Health Service Lords April 1, 1987
CHILD ABUSE Written Answers April 27, 1987
2 speeches — Zeebrugge Ferry Disaster: DHSS Help Lords May 13, 1987
HEA: Education Service Representation Lords May 14, 1987
DISABLEMENT SERVICES AUTHORITY Written Answers June 29, 1987
DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE Written Answers June 30, 1987
Channel Tunnel Bill Lords July 6, 1987
Housing Benefit: Alarm System Costs Lords July 9, 1987
2 speeches — Diabetics: Free Disposable Syringes Lords July 13, 1987
Broadcasting Authorities: Responsibilities Lords July 21, 1987
Complementary Medicine Lords November 11, 1987
Nurses: Loss to NHS Lords December 3, 1987
2 speeches — Overseas Assets: Revenue Lords December 3, 1987
Disablement Benefits: Uprating Lords December 9, 1987
2 speeches — Drug Trafficking Lords December 9, 1987
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