Sir Robert Smith

April 15, 1958 -
Summary information for Sir Robert Smith

Contributions

2001

5 speeches — Fisheries Commons January 25, 2001

Winter Fuel Payment Commons January 30, 2001

2 speeches — Agrimonetary Compensation Commons February 1, 2001

3 speeches — Crisis in Agriculture Commons February 1, 2001

Engagement Commons February 7, 2001

Capital Allowances Bill Commons February 13, 2001

DISPOSAL OF FALLEN STOCK Commons February 27, 2001

2 speeches — Foot and Mouth Commons February 28, 2001

Barnett Formula Commons March 6, 2001

2 speeches — Fishing Industry Westminster Hall March 7, 2001

Foot and Mouth Commons March 15, 2001

Foot and Mouth Disease Commons March 21, 2001

4 speeches — Poverty (Scotland) Westminster Hall March 22, 2001

Pensions (Annuities) Written Answers March 22, 2001

5 speeches — Scottish Economy Westminster Hall March 27, 2001

Budget Commons April 3, 2001

5 speeches — CHARGE TO AGGREGATES LEVY Commons April 23, 2001

2 speeches — INTERPRETATION OF PART Commons April 23, 2001

6 speeches — New Deal (Scotland) Westminster Hall April 25, 2001

Common Fisheries Policy Westminster Hall May 2, 2001

National Minimum Wage Commons May 8, 2001

2 speeches — Pensioner Poverty (Scotland) Commons June 25, 2001

Health Professions Council Written Answers June 26, 2001

Foot and Mouth Written Answers June 28, 2001

2 speeches — Surplus Land and Buildings Commons July 9, 2001

Business of the House Commons July 19, 2001

Fishmeal Written Answers July 20, 2001

Railtrack Commons October 15, 2001

Railtrack Written Answers November 6, 2001

Sub-Post Offices Westminster Hall November 7, 2001

Engagements Commons November 14, 2001

3 speeches — Poverty (Rural Scotland) Westminster Hall November 28, 2001

Investment Commons November 29, 2001

Common Fisheries Policy Commons December 6, 2001

Common Agricultural Policy Commons December 13, 2001

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