1979 - Elected as Member of Parliament for Huntingdonshire

1983 - Re-elected as Member of Parliament for renamed Huntingdon constituency

1985 - Appointed Under Secretary of State for Social Security

1986 - Appointed as Minister of State for Social Security

1987 - Re-elected as Member of Parliament for Huntingdon constituency

1987 - Appointed as Chief Secretary to the Treasury

Mr Major's Maiden Speech - June 1979

Mr Major's Intervention on Civil Service and Technology Grades - July 1979

Mr Major's Intervention on Council House Building - November 1979

Mr Major's Intervention on Mortgage Interest Rates - November 1979

Mr Major's Questions on the Council of Foreign Ministers - November 1979

Mr Major's Intervention on Small Businesses - December 1979

Mr Major's Intervention on the Rate Support Grant - January 1980

UNDER-SECRETARY OF STATE FOR SOCIAL SECURITY

Mr Major's Answers on Sick Pay - November 1985 (Major's first appearance on front bench)

Mr Major's Answers on Economic Deprivation - November 1985

Mr Major's Answers on Heating Bills - December 1985

MINISTER OF STATE FOR SOCIAL SECURITY

Mr Major's Answers on the Severe Weather Payments - January 1987

Mr Major's Statement on Maternity and Funeral Payments - January 1987

Written Questions made by John Major in the House of Commons

Council of Ministers - June 20th 1979

Capital Punishment - July 17th 1979

Capital Punishment - Northern Ireland - July 17th 1979

Council House Sales - July 25th 1979

Stamp Duty - October 22nd 1979

Local Authorities Staff - November 5th 1979

Closed Shop - November 6th 1979

Efficiency Levels - November 7th 1979

National Freight Corporation - November 7th 1979

Sugar - November 9th 1979

Sugar Beet - November 12th 1979

Rate Support Grant - November 14th 1979

Tax and Price Index - November 19th 1979

TUC - November 22nd 1979

Members' Allowances - November 23rd 1979

European Council (Dublin) - December 4th 1979

Closed Shop Agreements - December 4th 1979