David M. CURRY

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Role	Committee	Start	End
Member of	Committee on Agriculture	1979/07/20	1982/05/23
Member of	Committee on Youth, Culture, Education, Information and Sport	1980/07/11	1981/04/09
Chair of	Committee on Agriculture	1982/05/24	1984/07/23
Substitute of	Committee on Agriculture, Fisheries and Food	1984/07/26	1985/01/17
Vice-Chair of	Committee on Budgets	1984/07/26	1985/02/27
Substitute of	Political Affairs Committee	1985/01/18	1986/02/17
Member of	Committee on Budgets	1985/02/28	1987/01/20
Substitute of	Committee on Energy, Research and Technology	1986/02/18	1987/01/20
Member of	Committee on Budgets	1987/01/21	1989/07/24
Substitute of	Committee on Regional Policy and Regional Planning	1987/01/21	1989/07/24

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Role	Delegation	Start	End
Member of	Delegation for relations with the Maghreb countries	1983/04/11	1984/07/23

Amendment Co-authors

Name	Group	Country	Ams

Count	Dossier Reference	Title

1944/06/13 - Burton-on-Trent

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(these mark the time of scraping, not the official date of the change)

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CV/0	Educated at Ripon Grammar School, Yorkshire and Corpus Christi College, Oxford. In 1966 he was one of the first 10 winners of the Kennedy Scholarship of Harvard University where he studied at the Kennedy School of Government under Dr. Henry Kissinger.
CV/1	European news editor at the Financial Times, responsible for the daily coverage of European affairs. Joined the Financial Times in 1970 as exports editor, then became editor of international company news. In 1975 he was appointed a Brussels correspondent. In 1976 he became Paris correspondent of the Financial Times. He was general secretary of the Angle-American Press Association of Paris in 1978.
CV/2	Elected MEP for Essex North East in the first direct election 1979; appointed Conservative Spokesman on the Committee on Agriculture and a substitute member of the Committee on Budgets 1979; elected Chairman of the Agriculture Committee 1982.
CV/3	Member of Council of the Centre for European Agricultural Studies, Wye College (University of London) since 1983.

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Educated at Ripon Grammar School, Yorkshire and Corpus Christi College, Oxford. In 1966 he was one of the first 10 winners of the Kennedy Scholarship of Harvard University where he studied at the Kennedy School of Government under Dr. Henry Kissinger.
European news editor at the Financial Times, responsible for the daily coverage of European affairs. Joined the Financial Times in 1970 as exports editor, then became editor of international company news. In 1975 he was appointed a Brussels correspondent. In 1976 he became Paris correspondent of the Financial Times. He was general secretary of the Angle-American Press Association of Paris in 1978.
Elected MEP for Essex North East in the first direct election 1979; appointed Conservative Spokesman on the Committee on Agriculture and a substitute member of the Committee on Budgets 1979; elected Chairman of the Agriculture Committee 1982.
Member of Council of the Centre for European Agricultural Studies, Wye College (University of London) since 1983.