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Orders of the Day — Local Government (Interim Provisions) Bill: Report on Public Expenditure (22 May 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: My hon. Friend's remarks about civil defence planning rather worry me. Does his county council have any idea what action may be taken over civil defence planning once the elections have been abolished?

Orders of the Day — Local Government (Interim Provisions) Bill: Number of Councillors to Be Appointed by Constituentcouncils (22 May 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: On a point of order, Mr. Dean. I think that the hon. Member is misleading the Committee. There is a district of the borough of Haringey known as Haringay, but there is an even older part of the borough known as Haringey, just like the borough.

Orders of the Day — Local Government (Interim Provisions) Bill (22 May 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: You are abusing 18 million people.

Afia Begum (11 Jun 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: rose—

Orders of the Day — Greater London Council (Money) (No. 2) Bill (12 Jun 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: How sad.

Orders of the Day — Matrimonial and Family Proceedings Bill [Lords]: Abolition of Time Restriction in Divorce Proceedings (13 Jun 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: rose—

New Ireland Forum (2 Jul 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: rose——

Opposition Day: The National Health Service (5 Jul 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: rose—

Access to Personal Files (10 Jul 1984)

Bill ordered to be brought in by Mr. Chris Smith, Mr. Nicholas Brown, Mr. Jeremy Corbyn, Mr. Derek Fatchett, Mr. Jerry Hayes, Mr. Sean Hughes, Mr. Ian Mikardo, Mr. Norman Miscampbell, Mr. Peter Pike, Mr. Allan Roberts, Ms. Clare Short and Mr. James Wallace.

Orders of the Day — Finance (No. 2) Bill: Employer-Provided Nurseries (11 Jul 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: Does the hon. Gentleman believe that nursery provision should be free or that it should be charged for? The House needs to know what the alliance thinks about the matter.

Drug Misuse (13 Jul 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: rose——

Oral Answers to Questions — Education and Science: Inner London Education Authority (17 Jul 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: rose——

Estimates Day: Class II, Votes 1 and 8 (17 Jul 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: It was there before.

Rate Support Grant (24 Jul 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: On a point of order, Mr. Speaker. in view of the serious statement of the Secretary of State, will you advise me by what means the House can urgently debate this matter and divide on it?

Bill Presented: Standing Charges (Abolition) (25 Jul 1984)

Bill ordered to be brought in by Mr. Jeremy Corbyn, Mr. Chris Smith, Mr. Harry Cohen, Mr. Tony Banks, Mr. Mark Fisher, Mr. Tony Benn, Dame Judith Hart, Mr. Ron Davies, Mr. Clare Short, Mr. Eddie Loyden, Mr. Ron Brown, and Mr. Dennis Skinner.

Bill Presented: Standing Charges (Abolition) (25 Jul 1984)

Mr. Jeremy Corbyn accordingly presented a Bill to abolish standing charges for gas, electricity, water and telephone services for pensioners and persons in receipt of certain State benefits: And the same was read the First time; and ordered to be read a Second time upon Thursday next and to be printed. [Bill 217.]

Schedule 6: Infrastructure Programmes (25 Jul 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: I hope that the hon. Gentleman had had a hepatitis injection.

Petition: Caribbean Development Bank (27 Jul 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: Does not the hon. Gentleman accept that during the period in which the New Jewel movement formed the Government of Grenada there was a significant reduction in British aid and a great degree of hostility from the British Government towards the economic plans of the Government of Grenada?.

Oral Answers to Questions — Social Services: Hospital Waiting Lists (23 Oct 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: asked the Secretary of State for Social Services what is the total number of people on the waiting list for National Health Service operations and how many usable beds are temporarily out of use.

Orders of the Day — Foreign Affairs and Overseas Development (9 Nov 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: Will the right hon. and learned Gentleman give way?

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