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Mr Jack Dormand is a former MP for Easington.

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Former MP for Easington

Entered the House of Commons on 18 June 1970 — General election

Left the House of Commons on 18 May 1987 — General election

Previous MPs in this constituency

• Emanuel Shinwell

Future MPs in this constituency

• John Cummings
• Grahame Morris

Recent appearances

• Prayers: Small Businesses 15 May 1987

  The hon. Gentleman has made some sensible suggestions, but who is to provide the money? The Minister is a devotee of private enterprise. That is the Conservative's philosophy, but it is also the kind of policy for which the Labour party argues. I should have thought that the system itself, according to the lion. Gentleman's philosophy, would provide the opportunity and the money.

• Parliamentary and other Pensions Bill: Amendment of MR. Speaker King's Retirement Act 1971 13 May 1987

  The nature of this evening's debate and indeed all other debates on pensions have shown us all how complicated pensions matters are. That applies to all previous debates on pensions. In those circumstances, and in view of the fact that I shall not be returning to the next Parliament, that demonstrates the difficulties of administering the scheme. Tonight, I should like to pay tribute to the...

• Parliamentary and other Pensions Bill: Power to Provide for Pensions 13 May 1987

  I wish to add my disappointment to that of my right hon. Friends the Members for Manchester, Wythenshawe (Mr. Morris) and for Bethnal Green and Stepney (Mr. Shore) in relation to the resettlement grant. The reference of that and the other matters to the TSRB is a stalling exercise. I would have thought that the House could decide those matters. As has been said, the sum involved is negligible...

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