Ms Jean Drummond of Megginch

December 17, 1928 - March 11, 2005
Summary information for Ms Jean Drummond of Megginch

Contributions

1999

Poetry Lords January 14, 1999

NHS Trusts: Board Vacancies Lords January 27, 1999

Mobile Telephones: Transmission Masts Lords January 27, 1999

The British Council Lords January 27, 1999

Kosovo Lords February 1, 1999

House of Lords Reform Lords February 22, 1999

Armed Forces Lords February 24, 1999

Uganda Lords March 2, 1999

Marriage Lords March 24, 1999

House of Lords Bill Lords March 29, 1999

LIFE PEERAGES FOR DISQUALIFIED PEERS Lords April 20, 1999

Kosovo Lords May 6, 1999

Tibet Lords May 10, 1999

House of Lords Bill Lords May 13, 1999

Slavery Lords May 20, 1999

Cigarette Lighters: Safety Written Answers May 21, 1999

Northern Ireland (Location of Victims' Remains) Bill Lords May 24, 1999

Welfare Reform and Pensions Bill Lords June 10, 1999

House of Lords Bill Lords June 15, 1999

Lamb Production: Meat Hygiene Service Instruction Lords June 17, 1999

Kosovo and the G8 Summit Lords June 21, 1999

House of Lords Bill Lords June 30, 1999

House of Lords Bill Lords June 30, 1999

Curriculum Proposals: Marriage Lords July 8, 1999

The Blandford Fly Lords July 19, 1999

INCOME SUPPORT: CAPITAL LIMIT FOR PENSIONERS Lords October 11, 1999

WAR PENSIONS FOR WIDOWS Lords October 11, 1999

Badgers Lords October 18, 1999

Welfare Reform and Pensions Bill Lords October 27, 1999

WAR PENSIONS FOR WIDOWS Lords October 27, 1999

Chinook Helicopter ZD576 Lords November 1, 1999

Fathers in the Family Lords November 2, 1999

WAR PENSIONS FOR WIDOWS: ENTITLEMENT Lords November 8, 1999

2 speeches — WAR PENSIONS FOR WIDOWS: ENTITLEMENT Lords November 8, 1999

FURTHER COMMONS REASON Lords November 9, 1999

Address in Reply to Her Majesty's Most Gracious Speech Lords November 18, 1999

Christmas Day Lords December 2, 1999

2 speeches — Armed Forces Pension Review Lords December 7, 1999

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