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Private notice question on Monday, 24 April 1989, in the House of Commons, led by Gerald Kaufman. The answering member was Lord Howe of Aberavon.

Untitled Private notice question

Secondary information

Type
Parliamentary proceeding
Reference
151 c660;151 c662 
Session
1988-89
Department
Foreign and Commonwealth Office
Chamber / Committee
House of Commons chamber
Proceeding contributions
Gerald Kaufman | 151 c660;151 c662 (Link to this contribution) To comment on Govt policy following arrest in Paris of 3 members of UDA in company of a South Africa...
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David Winnick | 151 c664;151 c666 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary on South African involvement in Ulster arms conspiracy.
Martin Smyth | 151 c662-3;151 c664-5 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary on arrests in Paris & South African involvement in arms conspiracy.
Ivor Stanbrook | 151 c662;151 c664 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary on use of South African weapons in Northern Ireland.
Lord Hughes of Woodside | 151 c664-5;151 c666-7 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary on South African involvement in Ulster arms conspiracy.
Derek Conway | 151 c663;151 c665 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary on South African involvement in Ulster arms conspiracy.
Lord Merlyn-Rees | 151 c663;151 c665 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary on South African involvement in Ulster arms conspiracy.
Robert Adley | 151 c663-4;151 c665-6 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary on South African involvement in Ulster arms conspiracy.
Lord Campbell of Pittenweem | 151 c662;151 c664 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary on arrests in Paris & South African involvement in arms conspiracy.
Lord Rooker | 151 c665;151 c667 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary on South African involvement in Ulster arms conspiracy.
Ian Lloyd | 151 c661-2;151 c663-4 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary on South African involvement in Ulster arms conspiracy.
Subjects
Conspiracy Arrests Arms trade France Northern Ireland Terrorism Theft South Africa Ulster Defence Association