Mr Frederick Lee
August 3, 1906 - February 4, 1984Summary information for Mr Frederick Lee
Contributions
1953
Ministry of Supply Commons January 26, 1953
9 speeches — Clause 1.—(REPEAL OF IRON AND STEEL ACT, 1949, AND DISSOLUTION AND TRANSFER OF ASSETS ETC. OF CORPORATION.) Commons January 28, 1953
3 speeches — IRON AND STEEL BILL Commons January 29, 1953
Clause 4. (PROVISION OF PRODUCTION FACILITIES.) Commons February 11, 1953
5 speeches — IRON AND STEEL BILL Commons February 12, 1953
7 speeches — Clause 27.—(ENFORCEMENT OF CERTAIN PROVISIONS BY INJUNCTION.) Commons February 24, 1953
3 speeches — DEVELOPMENT AREAS AND DISTRIBUTION OF INDUSTRY Commons February 25, 1953
PREVENTION OF CRIME BILL Commons February 26, 1953
11 speeches — Clause 5.—(PROVISION OF PRODUCTION FACILITIES TO BE SUBJECT TO BOARD'S CONSENT IN CERTAIN CASES.) Commons March 10, 1953
Clause 17.—(DUTY OF IRON AND STEEL HOLDING AND REALISATION AGENCY TO RETURN IRON AND STEEL UNDERTAKINGS TO PRIVATE OWNERSHIP.) Commons March 11, 1953
10 speeches — IRON AND STEEL BILL Commons March 17, 1953
4 speeches — GENERAL Commons April 14, 1953
BUDGET PROPOSALS Commons April 15, 1953
INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT Commons April 29, 1953
BARRISTERS (LICENSING, &c.) Commons May 6, 1953
5 speeches — Clause 5.—(PROVISION OF PRODUCTION FACILITIES.) Commons May 13, 1953
5 speeches — Clause 12.—(CHANGES IN OLD AGE AND OTHER PERSONAL RELIEFS.) Commons June 11, 1953
Clause 32.—(PROVISIONS AS TO PERMANENT ANNUAL CHARGE FOR THE NATIONAL DEBT AND AS TO THE OLD SINKING FUND.) Commons June 22, 1953
3 speeches — New Clause.—(ALLEVIATION OF ESTATE DUTY ON FAMILY BUSINESSES.) Commons June 23, 1953
4 speeches — LABOUR ATTACHES Commons June 29, 1953
2 speeches — SCIENCE AND PRODUCTIVITY Commons July 20, 1953
FOOD PRICES Commons November 10, 1953
NATIONAL SERVICE (DURATION) Commons November 17, 1953
3 speeches — ATOMIC ENERGY (MINISTERIAL RESPONSIBILITY) Commons December 10, 1953
TELEVISION DEVELOPMENT (GOVERNMENT POLICY) Commons December 14, 1953
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