PARLIAMENTARY EARLY DAY MOTION
UK AND SINGLE CURRENCY (8 February 1995)
Motion Details
That this House congratulates the Prime Minister for making it clear on 8th January that it is not in the United Kingdom's interest to join a single currency in 1997 and for his confirmation and there are no proposals for legislation necessary for the purpose nor for the United Kingdom to accept any changes at the Inter-Governmental Conference which will impact on the constitution of the United Kingdom; and notes his rejections of the support for the principle of a single currency by the Leader of Her Majesty's Opposition and M. Jacques Santer.
Sponsored by:
Lord Baker of Dorking (Conservative)
EDMS Sponsor By Party
Party
Votes
%
Conservative
104
95%
Not Available
2
2%
Democratic Unionist Party
1
1%
Liberal Democrat
1
1%
Labour
1
1%
Sponsor List (109 sponsors)
Party
Member
Constituency
Con
Richard Alexander
Con
Rupert Allason
Con
Sir Thomas Arnold
Con
Lord Baker of Dorking (Sponsor)
Con
Matthew Banks
Con
Mr Vivian Bendall
Con
John Biffen
Con
Sir Richard Body
Con
Sir Nicholas Bonsor
Con
Hartley Booth
Con
Sir Andrew Bowden
Con
Sir Rhodes Boyson
Con
Sir Julian Brazier
Con
Michael Brown
Con
Nicholas Budgen
Con
John Butcher
Con
John Carlisle
Con
Lord Carrington of Fulham
Con
Sir William Cash
Con
Paul Channon
Con
Winston Churchill
Con
Dr Michael Clark
Con
Michael Colvin
Con
Mr David Congdon
Con
Anthony Coombs
Con
Mr James Cran
Con
Mr Stephen Day
Con
Nirj Deva
Con
Den Dover
Con
Sir Iain Duncan Smith
Chingford and Woodford Green
Con
Sir Alan Duncan
Con
Mr Bob Dunn
Con
Sir Anthony Durant
Con
Harold Elletson
Con
David Evans
Con
Michael Fabricant
Con
Lord Framlingham
Sir George Gardiner
Con
Mr Christopher Gill
Con
Mrs Teresa Gorman
Sir John Gorst
Con
Harry Greenway
Con
Mr John Greenway
Con
Lord Hamilton of Epsom
Con
Neil Hamilton
Con
Sir John Hannam
Con
Andrew Hargreaves
Con
Mr Nick Hawkins
Con
Warren Hawksley
Con
Lord Horam
Con
Lord Howell of Guildford
DUP
Mr Andrew Hunter
Con
Sir Bernard Jenkin
Harwich and North Essex
Con
Toby Jessel
Con
Robert Key
Con
Lord King of Bridgwater
Con
Mr Roger Knapman
Con
Baroness Knight of Collingtree
Con
Lord Lamont of Lerwick
Con
Sir Ivan Lawrence
Con
Barry Legg
Con
Sir Edward Leigh
Gainsborough
Con
Sir Mark Lennox-Boyd
Con
Lady Olga Maitland
Con
Paul Marland
Con
Mr David Martin
Con
Lord McLoughlin
Con
Sir Patrick McNair-Wilson
Con
Iain Mills
Con
Sir David Mitchell
Con
Sir Roger Moate
Con
Sir Fergus Montgomery
Con
Sir Michael Neubert
Con
Mr Patrick Nicholls
Con
James Pawsey
Con
Mrs Elizabeth Peacock
Con
David Porter
Con
William Powell
Con
Graham Riddick
Con
Lord Robathan
Con
Dame Marion Roe
Con
Mr David Shaw
Con
Sir Colin Shepherd
Con
Sir Richard Shepherd
Con
Sir Trevor Skeet
Con
Lord Spicer
Con
Sir James Spicer
Con
Mr Anthony Steen
Con
Michael Stern
Con
Allan Stewart
Con
Walter Sweeney
Con
Mr John Sykes
Con
Sir Peter Tapsell
Con
Sir Teddy Taylor
Con
Roy Thomason
Con
Sir Donald Thompson
LD
Peter Thurnham
Con
Mr John Townend
Con
Sir Cyril Townsend
Con
Richard Tracey
Con
David Tredinnick
Con
Sir Neville Trotter
Con
Dr Ian Twinn
Con
Sir Gerard Vaughan
Lab
Sir Harold Walker
Con
Mr Nigel Waterson
Con
Mr John Wilkinson
Con
Ann Winterton
Con
Sir Nicholas Winterton
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