Sir Ray Whitney

November 28, 1930 -
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Contributions

1978

FOREIGN AFFAIRS Commons June 7, 1978

Prices Commons June 12, 1978

Developing Countries (Exports) Written Answers July 10, 1978

Overseas Representation Written Answers July 10, 1978

Inflation Written Answers July 17, 1978

Washington and New York Missions (Information Staff) Written Answers July 17, 1978

Comprehensive Education Commons July 18, 1978

HEADS OF GOVERNMENT (BONN MEETING) Commons July 18, 1978

Further Education Pupils (Grants) Written Answers July 18, 1978

Washington Embassy (Personnel) Written Answers July 20, 1978

Diplomatic Missions (Secretary of States' Speeches) Written Answers July 20, 1978

South Africa (Company Reports) Written Answers July 24, 1978

Expenditure Written Answers July 25, 1978

Common Fund Written Answers July 31, 1978

BONN SUMMIT Written Answers August 1, 1978

Special Advisers Written Answers November 6, 1978

Examination Results Written Answers November 6, 1978

RHODESIA Commons November 7, 1978

PRESIDENT KAUNDA (PRIME MINISTER'S TALKS) Written Answers November 7, 1978

Home Purchase and Housing Corporation Guarantee Act Written Answers November 8, 1978

Home Loans Written Answers November 8, 1978

Shortage Subjects Written Answers November 14, 1978

CHILDREN AND YOUNG PERSONS (CUSTODIAL REMANDS) Commons November 23, 1978

2 speeches — Companies (South Africa) Commons November 27, 1978

Chilean Refugees Commons November 30, 1978

Violence and Vandalism Written Answers November 30, 1978

Zambia (Aid Projects) Written Answers December 4, 1978

3 speeches — SOUTH AFRICA Commons December 8, 1978

EUROPEAN COMMUNITY HEADS OF GOVERNMENT Written Answers December 8, 1978

OIL SUPPLIES AND PRICES Commons December 11, 1978

2 speeches — 16-plus Examinations Commons December 12, 1978

TUC AND CBI Written Answers December 12, 1978

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