Ms Sandra Osborne

February 23, 1956 -
Summary information for Ms Sandra Osborne

Contributions

1998

3 speeches — Scotland Bill Commons January 13, 1998

Women in Public Life Written Answers January 14, 1998

Aviation Industry Written Answers January 20, 1998

Air Traffic Control Written Answers January 22, 1998

Tax on Air Travel Written Answers January 22, 1998

Fishing Industry Written Answers February 24, 1998

Women (Government Priorities) Commons February 27, 1998

Scottish Council for Independent Schools Commons March 17, 1998

4 speeches — RESERVED MATTERS Commons March 31, 1998

Criminal Sentences Commons April 21, 1998

2 speeches — Local Government Commons May 19, 1998

3 speeches — Title Commons May 19, 1998

Strathclyde Police (Racism) Commons June 1, 1998

4 speeches — Local Government (Scotland) Commons June 16, 1998

Local Government Finance Written Answers June 16, 1998

Engagements Commons June 17, 1998

Irish Language Written Answers June 17, 1998

National Air Traffic Services Written Answers June 18, 1998

5 speeches — Air Traffic Control Written Answers June 22, 1998

East Ayrshire Commons June 23, 1998

US-UK Air Services Agreement Written Answers June 23, 1998

Social Welfare Commons June 25, 1998

Employment Written Answers June 30, 1998

2 speeches — NEW ARRANGEMENTS FOR GIVING FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO STUDENTS Commons July 1, 1998

Benefit Fraud Inspectorate Written Answers July 22, 1998

Scottish Compact Written Answers October 22, 1998

Water and Sewerage Authorities Written Answers October 29, 1998

Intestate Succession Rules Written Answers November 3, 1998

7 speeches — National Air Traffic Services Written Answers November 18, 1998

Manchester Airport Written Answers November 18, 1998

National Air Traffic Services Written Answers November 19, 1998

Privatisations Written Answers November 19, 1998

Economic Development Commons December 8, 1998

Northern Ireland Compact Written Answers December 14, 1998

Tobacco Written Answers December 15, 1998

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