Commons Sitting of 5 March 1951 Series 5 Vol. 485

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  1. Preamble 8 words
    2. c1
  2. PRAYERS 5 words
  3. ORAL ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
    1. ROADS
        2. cc1-2
      1. Traffic Congestion, London 260 words
        2. cc2-3
      2. Motor-Horns (Restrictions) 215 words
        3. cc3-4
      3. Rights of Way (Maintenance) 289 words
        4. cc4-5
      4. Signposts, London 336 words
        5. cc5-6
      5. Appeal, Holmfirth 436 words
        6. cc6-7
      6. Stopping Places, London 205 words
        7. cc7-8
      7. Park Lane (Surfacing) 281 words
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      8. Traffic Conditions, Ashwell 176 words
        9. cc8-9
      9. Subsidence, Cheshire 178 words
        10. c9
      10. Trunk Road, Bristol (Resurfacing) 177 words
        11. cc9-10
      11. Isle of Skye 232 words
        12. cc10-1
      12. Vehicle Waiting Restrictions, Bridport 168 words
        13. cc11-2
      13. Road Haulage Permits 425 words
        14. c12
      14. Trams, Victoria Embankment 140 words
        15. cc12-3
      15. Roads, Kent (Maintenance) 173 words
        16. cc13-4
      16. Jetty, Kyle of Lochalsh 157 words
        17. c14
      17. Bus Accidents, Glasgow 220 words
        18. cc14-5
      18. Public Service Vehicles (Accidents) 78 words
    2. SHIPPING
        3. cc15-6
      1. Cargo Handling (Mechanisation) 440 words
        2. cc16-8
      2. Government Chartering (Co-ordination) 518 words
        3. c18
      3. Ships (Sale) 178 words
        4. c18
      4. Radio Officers 99 words
    3. TRANSPORT
        4. cc19-20
      1. East Anglia Consultative Committee 483 words
        2. cc20-1
      2. Port, Faslane 148 words
        3. cc21-2
      3. Rail and Steamer Services (Cuts) 605 words
        4. cc22-3
      4. Commission (Annual Report) 179 words
    4. RAILWAYS
        5. cc23-4
      1. Fares and Freights 401 words
        2. cc24-5
      2. Electrification Scheme, Finsbury Park—Alexandra Palace 158 words
    5. MINISTRY OF SUPPLY
        6. cc25-6
      1. Scottish Aviation, Limited (Contracts) 137 words
        2. c26
      2. Motor Industry (Standardisation) 91 words
    6. KOREA
        7. cc26-7
      1. Decorations 182 words
        2. cc27-8
      2. Forces' Pay and Allowances 315 words
        3. cc28-9
      3. United Nations' Objectives 508 words
        4. cc29-30
      4. British Red Cross 184 words
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    7. BRITISH PERSONNEL, GERMANY (ACCOMMODATION) 123 words
      8. cc30-1
    8. BRITISH INFORMATION SERVICES, UNITED STATES 331 words
      9. cc31-2
    9. WAR GOODS (EXPORTS) 183 words
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  4. MOTION: RAW MATERIALS (DIVISION RESULT) 1,489 words
    5. c36
  5. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE 23 words
  6. ORDERS OF THE DAY
      7. c37
    1. RESERVE AND AUXILIARY FORCES (TRAINING) BILL 3 words
        2. cc37-41
      1. Clause 2.—(PROCEDURE FOR CALLING UP UNDER S. 1.) 1,597 words
        2. cc41-2
      2. Clause 3.—(MEDICAL EXAMINATION OF PERSONS TO BE CALLED UP FOR SHORT-TERM TRAINING.) 551 words
        3. c42
      3. Clause 4.—(RELEASE FROM SERVICE UNDER S. 1.) 54 words
        4. cc43-109
      4. Clause 12.—(EXTENSION OF PART I TO YEARS 1952–1954.) 26,219 words, 1 division
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  7. OVERSEAS RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT BILL 13 words
    8. cc109-37
  8. Clause 4.—(PROVISIONS AS TO THE QUEENSLAND CORPORATION.) 11,346 words
    9. cc137-63
  9. New Clause.—(APPOINTMENT OF INDEPENDENT COMMITTEE.) 10,682 words, 1 division
    10. cc163-79
  10. New Clause.—(COMPENSATION FOR LOSS OF OFFICE.) 6,159 words
    11. c179
  11. WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION (SUPPLEMENTATION) [MONEY] 138 words
    12. c179
  12. WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION (SUPPLEMENTATION) BILL 10 words
    13. cc179-90
  13. Clause 1.—(SCHEME FOR SUPPLEMENTING WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION IN PRE- 1924 CASES.) 4,128 words
    14. cc190-8
  14. Clause 2.—(LIMITATIONS ON POWER TO PROVIDE ALLOWANCES.) 3,113 words
    15. cc198-206
  15. SCOTLAND (WHITEINCH— LINTHOUSE TUNNEL) 2,999 words