Barnett Formula Committee Service Ends
Completes his service on the House of Lords Barnett Formula Committee after participating in its examination of territorial public funding arrangements.
Follow Nigel Lawson through 133 dated historical records for Great Britain.
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Completes his service on the House of Lords Barnett Formula Committee after participating in its examination of territorial public funding arrangements.
Becomes founding chairman of the Global Warming Policy Foundation, an organisation established to challenge prevailing approaches to climate and energy policy.
Returns to the House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee for a further period of scrutiny of economic, fiscal and financial questions.
Publishes Memoirs of a Tory Radical, revisiting his political career, economic views and experiences in Conservative government.
Joins the Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards established to examine banking conduct, professional standards and the structure of financial regulation.
Completes his service on the Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards after contributing to its examination of reform in the banking sector.
Completes his recorded period as chairman of Oxford Investment Partners after several years in the investment-sector role.
Completes his second recorded period of service on the House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee.
Joins the House of Lords EU Financial Affairs Sub-Committee and participates in parliamentary scrutiny of European financial and economic matters.
Completes his recorded service on the House of Lords EU Financial Affairs Sub-Committee.
Takes a leading role in Conservatives for Britain and campaigns publicly for the United Kingdom to leave the European Union ahead of the 2016 referendum.
Ends his recorded membership of the House of Lords after three decades as Lord Lawson of Blaby and a longer parliamentary career beginning in 1974.
Dies on 3 April 2023 after a long career in journalism, Conservative politics, government, business and the House of Lords.
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