Commons Sitting of 3 July 1950 Series 5 Vol. 477

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  1. Preamble 8 words
    2. c1
  2. PRAYERS 5 words
  3. PRIVATE BUSINESS
    1. RUNCORN—WIDNES BRIDGE BILL [Lords]
        2. c1
      1. TYNE IMPROVEMENT BILL [Lords] 8 words
        2. c1
      2. CARLISLE EXTENSION BILL [Lords] 9 words
  4. ORAL ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
    1. MINISTRY OF SUPPLY
        2. cc1-2
      1. Research Staffs (Communists) 212 words
        2. cc2-3
      2. Atomic Energy (Research) 342 words
        3. cc3-4
      3. Steel-making Plants, Monk Bridge and Paisley 212 words
        4. cc4-5
      4. Official Cars (Chauffeurs) 288 words
        5. cc5-6
      5. Military Aircraft (Information) 488 words
    2. MINISTRY OF WORKS
        3. cc6-7
      1. Richmond Park (Closed Area) 233 words
        2. cc7-8
      2. Building Industry (Report) 196 words
        3. c8
      3. Building Scheme, Witham 190 words
        4. cc8-10
      4. Cement 537 words
        5. cc10-1
      5. Sports Ground Stands (Repair) 250 words
        6. c11
      6. Assistance Board Office, West Hartlepool 157 words
        7. cc11-2
      7. Softwood 217 words
        8. c12
      8. Building Labour Force (Alloction) 149 words
        9. cc12-3
      9. Golf Course, Aberdeen 275 words
        10. c13
      10. Shops (Living Accommodation) 116 words
        11. cc13-4
      11. Requisitioned Property, Cardiff 198 words
    3. FUEL AND POWER
        4. c14
      1. Local Offices 89 words
        2. cc14-5
      2. Electricity Undertakers (Compensation) 110 words
        3. c15
      3. Statistical Digest 153 words
        4. cc15-6
      4. Electricity Industry (Capital) 163 words
        5. c16
      5. Hydro-Electricity Schemes, Wales (Model) 86 words
    4. COAL INDUSTRY
        5. cc16-7
      1. Coke 289 words
        2. c17
      2. Opencast Mining 143 words
        3. cc17-8
      3. Consumption 97 words
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      4. Productivity 98 words
        5. cc18-9
      5. Short Deliveries 294 words
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    5. DIVORCED PARENTS' CHILDREN 124 words
      6. cc19-20
    6. LAW OF LIBEL 195 words
    7. FOOD SUPPLIES
        8. cc20-1
      1. Eggs 339 words
        2. cc21-2
      2. Ham 101 words
        3. c22
      3. Sugar 108 words
        4. cc22-3
      4. Egg Substitute 255 words
        5. c23
      5. Food Parcels 108 words
        6. c23
      6. Payment Certificates (Printed Slip) 57 words
        7. cc23-4
      7. Livestock Grading 143 words
        8. cc24-5
      8. London Meat Distribution (Strike) 315 words
        9. c25
      9. SOAP 127 words
        10. cc25-6
      10. CABINET COMMITTEES 131 words
      11. HOUSE OF COMMONS
          12. c26
        1. AMENITIES 100 words
          2. cc26-7
        2. MINORCA VICE-CONSULATE) 165 words
          3. c27
        3. SHANGHAI (CONSUL-GENERAL) 231 words
          4. cc27-8
        4. ANGLO-SOVIET RELATIONS (DOCUMENTS) 83 words
          5. c28
        5. CIVIL COMPENSATION CLAIMS 195 words
      12. ROADS
          13. c29
        1. Basingstoke 143 words
          2. c29
        2. Perth—Aberdeen Road 166 words
          3. cc29-30
        3. Park Lane, London 289 words
          4. cc30-1
        4. Durham 133 words
          5. c31
        5. Signposts 223 words
      13. TRANSPORT
          14. c32
        1. Public Vehicles (Speedometers) 190 words
          2. c32
        2. Area Schemes 113 words
          3. cc32-3
        3. NEWSPRINT SUPPLIES 211 words
          4. cc33-4
        4. FESTIVAL OF BRITAIN (HOTEL ACCOMMODATION) 115 words
          5. c34
        5. TRAFFIC, LONDON (OVERTAKING) 162 words
          6. cc34-5
        6. KOREAN REPUBLIC (INVASION) 238 words
        cc35-7
      14. WAGES (GOVERNMENT POLICY) 582 words
    cc37-9
  5. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE (FINANCE BILL) 839 words
  6. ORDERS OF THE DAY
      7. cc40-1
    1. FINANCE BILL 430 words
        2. cc41-3
      1. Clause 29.—(COLLECTION FROM WIFE OF TAX ASSESSED ON HUSBAND ATTRIBUTABLE TO HER INCOME.) 1,060 words
        2. cc44-5
      2. New Clause.—(RIGHT OF HUSBAND TO DISCLAIM LIABILITY FOR TAX ON DECEASED WIFE'S INCOME.) 614 words
        3. cc45-7
      3. New Clause.—(EXTENSION OF S. 1 (3) OF FINANCE ACT, 1935.) 953 words
        4. cc47-51
      4. New Clause.—(REMISSION IN CERTAIN CASES OF INTEREST ON TAX IN ARREAR BY REASON OF EXCHANGE RESTRICTIONS.) 1,425 words
        5. cc51-2
      5. New Clause—(RELAXATION OF CONDITIONS FOR GRANT OF "AGE RELIEF" UNDER THE FINANCE ACT, 1925, SECTION 15 (2). 459 words
        6. cc52-9
      6. New Clause.—(PARLIAMENTARY SETTLED ESTATES.) 2,810 words
        7. cc59-80
      7. New Clause.—(REDUCTION OF FULL RATES OF ENTERTAINMENTS DUTY) 8,162 words
        8. cc80-121
      8. New Clause.—(REDUCTION IN RATE OF PURCHASE TAX.) 17,243 words, 1 division
        9. cc121-48
      9. New Clause.—(EXEMPTION FROM UNITED KINGDOM TAX OF PAY OF COLONIAL FORCES, ETC.) 10,360 words
        10. cc148-56
      10. New Clause.—(BALANCING CHARGES ON INSURANCE PAYMENTS) 3,415 words
        11. cc157-63
      11. New Clause.—(RELIEF FORENTERTAINMENTS.) 2,638 words
        12. cc163-79
      12. New Clause.—(REDUCTION OF STAMP DUTIES ON CONVEYANCES.) 7,012 words, 1 division
        13. cc179-95
      13. New Clause.—(TEMPORARY BUSINESS PREMISES IN BOMBED AREAS.) 7,193 words, 1 division
      cc195-204
    2. FIRE SERVICES, SCOTLAND (COMPENSATORY GRANTS) 3,151 words
      3. cc205-14
    3. QUEEN VICTORIA HOSPITAL, MORECAMBE 3,271 words