Viscount Thurso

September 10, 1953 -
Summary information for Viscount Thurso

Contributions

2002

House of Lords Reform Commons January 10, 2002

Regulation Commons January 15, 2002

2 speeches — Renewable Energy Commons January 17, 2002

Friends of Scotland Initiative Commons February 12, 2002

"Hidden Britain" Written Answers February 12, 2002

Cape Wrath Range Written Answers March 4, 2002

5 speeches — Nuclear Power Commons March 5, 2002

Minimum Income Guarantee Commons March 19, 2002

Wind Turbines Written Answers March 19, 2002

Death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother Commons April 3, 2002

Sonja Ojerholm Written Answers April 10, 2002

2 speeches — Animal Production Commons April 18, 2002

Manufacturing Commons April 30, 2002

2 speeches — Defence Policy (Scotland) Westminster Hall May 1, 2002

Broadband Telecommunications Commons May 2, 2002

Dounreay Nuclear Plant Written Answers May 20, 2002

Postal Services Commons June 11, 2002

2 speeches — Air Services (Scotland) Westminster Hall July 2, 2002

Gambling Commons July 5, 2002

Gambling Commons July 5, 2002

Common Agricultural Policy Commons July 9, 2002

Future of Air Transport Commons July 23, 2002

Unemployment Commons October 22, 2002

Benefit Payments Written Answers November 5, 2002

Working Families Tax Credit (Scotland) Written Answers November 6, 2002

Payment Methods Written Answers November 7, 2002

Unemployment Written Answers November 7, 2002

Asylum Seekers Written Answers November 7, 2002

Scottish Fishing Industry Commons November 26, 2002

2 speeches — Digital Television Written Answers December 2, 2002

2 speeches — Meat Hygiene Service Commons December 3, 2002

Communications Bill Commons December 3, 2002

3 speeches — Digital Television Written Answers December 5, 2002

Analogue Switch-off (Rural Areas) Written Answers December 9, 2002

Scottish Parliament Commons December 18, 2002

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