Joyce G. QUIN

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Role	Committee	Start	End
Member of	Committee on Agriculture	1979/07/20	1984/07/23
Substitute of	Committee on External Economic Relations	1984/07/26	1984/10/23
Member of	Committee on Women's Rights	1984/07/26	1985/09/11
Member of	Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy	1984/07/26	1987/01/20
Substitute of	Committee on Agriculture, Fisheries and Food	1984/10/24	1987/01/20
Substitute of	Committee on Women's Rights	1985/09/12	1987/01/20
Substitute of	Committee on Agriculture, Fisheries and Rural Development	1987/01/21	1989/07/24
Member of	Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy	1987/01/21	1989/07/24
Substitute of	Committee on Women's Rights	1987/01/21	1989/07/24

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Role	Delegation	Start	End
Chair of	Delegation for relations with Australia and New Zealand	1983/04/11	1984/07/23
Vice-Chair of	Delegation for relations with Australia and New Zealand	1985/02/12	1986/03/09
Vice-Chair of	Delegation for relations with Australia and New Zealand	1986/03/10	1987/01/20

Amendment Co-authors

Name	Group	Country	Ams

Count	Dossier Reference	Title

1944/11/26 - Tynemouth (Northumberland)

BA in French (First class honours). University of Newcastle upon Tyne; MSc in International Politics, University of London. Educated at Whitley Bay Grammar School.
Worked as research officer in International Department, Labour Party Headquarters, London 1969-1972. Lecturer in French, University of Bath 1972-1976; Tutor and Lecturer in French and Politics, University of Durham 1977-1979.
Member of the Transport and General Workers' Union, Fabian Society and the Socialist Environmental Resources Association.
Author of various articles on French and European politics.

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BA in French (First class honours). University of Newcastle upon Tyne; MSc in International Politics, University of London. Educated at Whitley Bay Grammar School.
Worked as research officer in International Department, Labour Party Headquarters, London 1969-1972. Lecturer in French, University of Bath 1972-1976; Tutor and Lecturer in French and Politics, University of Durham 1977-1979.
Member of the Transport and General Workers' Union, Fabian Society and the Socialist Environmental Resources Association.
Author of various articles on French and European politics.