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Points of Order (12 Nov 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: Further to the point of order raised by my hon. Friend the Member for Brent, South (Mr. Pavitt), can you, Mr. Speaker, tell us when we are likely to be told about the increase in NHS charges, which is causing fear and concern to users and workers in the service even today?

Orders of the Day — Local Government Bill (3 Dec 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: rose—

Orders of the Day — Local Government Bill (4 Dec 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: If the Department proposes motorways throughout London and through parts of my constituency, surely it is only fair that those who object to the Government's plans but have not the Government's resources should have some funding so that they can argue the case on an equal footing with the Government at a public inquiry?

Orders of the Day — Local Government Bill [Money] (4 Dec 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: Will the Minister tell us, as his colleague failed to do so earlier, the exact cost of making staff redundant as the Bill proposes and how he intends to safeguard the career prospects of those refused re-employment by any of the new authorities—

Local Government (10 Dec 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: While the hon. Gentleman is reflecting on the by-elections, will he tell us what the turn-out was in Westminister, North, what the vote was and why his Conservative association had to be strong-armed into not contesting it?

Orders of the Day — Local Government Bill: Abolition of GLC and Metropolitan County Councils (12 Dec 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: Will the Secretary of State explain why he has refused to offer the same amount of money to the staff affected by abolition or by transfer as his right hon. Friend the Member for Henley (Mr. Heseltine) did in regard to the housing transfer order in 1982 dealing with former GLC housing?

Local Government Bill (Standing Committee) (13 Dec 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: As it seems to be unprecedented for a senior Minister not to serve on the Committee in these circumstances, can you, Mr. Speaker, advise us as to what will happen if the other Ministers are not available? Who will represent the views of the Cabinet and the Government in those important discussions?

Orders of the Day — Local Government Bill (Clause 1): Abolition of GLC and Metropolitan County Councils (13 Dec 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: Will the hon. Gentleman give way?

Bills Presented: Northern Ireland (Emergency Provisions) Act 1978 (20 Dec 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: rose—

Bills Presented: Northern Ireland (Emergency Provisions) Act 1978 (Continuance) (20 Dec 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: Will the Minister give way?

Petitions: National Health Service (Privatisation) (21 Dec 1984)

Jeremy Corbyn: No facts, only a smear.

Rate Support Grant (England) (16 Jan 1985)

Jeremy Corbyn: How much grant is Islington due to receive in the next financial year under the settlement announced by the Secretary of State?

Pensioners' Right to Fuel and Communications (30 Jan 1985)

Bill ordered to be brought in by Mr. Jeremy Corbyn, Ms. Jo Richardson, Mr. Tony Benn, Mr. Chris Smith, Mr. Harry Cohen, Mr. David Winnick, Mr. Tony Banks, Mr. Robert N. Wareing, Mr. Dennis Skinner, Mr. Frank Dobson, Mr. Ron Davies and Mr. Tom Clarke.

Pensioners' Right to Fuel and Communications: Pensioners' Right to Fuel and Communications (30 Jan 1985)

Jeremy Corbyn: accordingly presented a Bill to bring in a Bill to abolish standing charges for gas, electricity and water and to abolish rental charges for telephones and television licences for pensioners: And the same was read the First time; and ordered to be read a Second time upon Friday 22 February and to be printed. [Bill 67.]

Water Authorities (Meetings) Bill (1 Feb 1985)

Jeremy Corbyn: Will the Minister give way?

Opposition Day: Coal Industry Dispute (4 Feb 1985)

Jeremy Corbyn: Will the hon. Gentleman give way?

Opposition Day: Immigration (4 Feb 1985)

Jeremy Corbyn: Will the Minister give way?

Orders of the Day — London Regional Transport (Amendment) Bill (19 Feb 1985)

Jeremy Corbyn: rose—

Orders of the Day — Business of the House (19 Feb 1985)

Jeremy Corbyn: What opportunities will be made available to the borough councils concerned to examine the figures produced by the Government in advance of the debate, and when will the figures be made available to hon. Members?

Orders of the Day — Water (Fluoridation) Bill: Consultation with Local Authorities (19 Feb 1985)

Jeremy Corbyn: The conference motion that was passed in 1978 was moved by myself. It contained the recommendation that the Pavitt committee's proposals be carried out by a future Labour Government. Those recommendations included the fluoridation of water. That item, therefore, became party policy within a larger resolution, which included an omnibus matter on dental care as a whole.

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