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Archway Road, North London (Inquiry) (28 Feb 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: It is time that the hon. Gentleman resigned.

Opposition Day: Immigration Rules (5 Mar 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: Is the hon. Gentleman seriously suggesting that a policy of discrimination should be pursued within the provision of the National Health Service and welfare benefits?

Entry Clearance (Change of Circumstances) (7 Mar 1984)

Bill ordered to be brought in by Mr. Harry Cohen, Mr. Tony Banks, Mr. Sydney Bidwell, Mr. Jeremy Corbyn, Mr. Eric Deakins, Mr. Derek Fatchett, Mr. Tony Lloyd, Mr. Max Madden, Mr. Ian Mikardo, Mr. Dave Nellist and Ms. Clare Short.

Orders of the Day — Turkey (12 Mar 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: In his apology for the Turkish junta, will the hon. Gentleman tell the House how many people have been executed since General Even came to power and how many more are on death row?

Local Government Competitive Tendering (3 Apr 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: rose——

New Clause 11: Business of the House (4 Apr 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: Is that a sexist or a military remark?

New Clause 10: Annual Business Plans (5 Apr 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: That is what we object to.

New Clause: London Transport Money Act (9 Apr 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: As it is always useful to know the sources of these things, will the hon. Gentleman assist us by saying whether someone has assisted him in the preparation of his speech?

Local Government: Finance (No. 2) Bill (10 Apr 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: In his most interesting contribution, will my hon. Friend consider the number of bankruptcies under the Conservative Government in relation to their idiotic remarks about unemployment under Labour?

Orders of the Day — British Nationality (11 Apr 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: Will the Minister give way?

Oral Answers to Questions: Part-time Workers (1 May 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: asked the Secretary of State for Employment how many part-time workers earn less than £2·50 per hour at 1983–84 prices; what proportion of these are women workers; and what this figure represents as a proportion of women in part-time employment.

Orders of the Day — Local Government (Interim Provisions) Bill: Commencement and Termination of Interim Provisions (9 May 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: rose—

Orders of the Day — Local Government (Interim Provisions) Bill: Suspension of Elections and Appointment of Councillors (9 May 1984)

Mr Harold Walker: I call Mr. Jeremy Corbyn.

Orders of the Day — Local Government (Interim Provisions): Supplementary Provisions (10 May 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: Is it not an honourable part of this country's political tradition that if someone violently disagrees with a course of action, it is perfectly reasonable for him to boycott a body that is established to destroy the institutions that we seek to defend?

Orders of the Day — Local Government (Interim Provisions): Establishment and Functions of Staff Commission. (10 May 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: Within the staff commission's terms of reference, first in its advisory capacity and then in its full capacity, will its priority be the protection of the existing levels of payment and conditions of service?

Prayers: Policing in the Metropolis (11 May 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: Will the hon. Gentleman give way?

Prayers: Archway Road, North London (Inquiry) (11 May 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: On a point of order, Mr. Deputy Speaker. There is an early-day motion before the House which I promoted, but which the hon. Lady clearly has not read.

Local Authorities (Prevention of Expenditure on Party Political Advertising) (16 May 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: What does the Ministry of Defence spend?

Orders of the Day — Local Government (Interim Provisions) Bill: Postponement of Exercise of Functions (22 May 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: On a point of order, Mr. Dean. There seems to be a noise coming from the Government Benches.

Orders of the Day — Local Government (Interim Provisions) Bill: Accounts and Financial Consultation (22 May 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: On a point of order, Mr. Armstrong. A rather serious noise is coming from under our Bench. It does not appear to be a sedentary Member.

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