Commons Sitting of 25 October 1956 Series 5 Vol. 558

    c795
  1. Preamble 8 words
    2. c795
  2. PRAYERS 5 words
  3. PRIVATE BUSINESS
      4. cc795-8
    1. STANDING ORDER (TABLE OF FEES) 780 words
        2. cc797-8
      1. III. FEES TO BE PAID BY THE APPLICANTS FOR A PROVISIONAL ORDER 408 words
  4. ORAL ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
    1. HOME DEPARTMENT
        2. cc798-9
      1. Spring-Clip Knives 369 words
        2. cc799-800
      2. Prisoners (Letters to Members) 344 words
        3. cc800-2
      3. Young Persons (Remand Centres) 516 words
        4. cc802-3
      4. Remanded Persons (Bail) 402 words
        5. cc803-4
      5. Accused Persons (Identification) 560 words
        6. cc804-5
      6. Prevention of Accidents (Window Cleaners) 369 words
        7. cc805-6
      7. Civil Defence Film (Hydrogen Bomb) 370 words
        8. cc806-7
      8. Adoption of Children (Report) 149 words
        9. cc807-8
      9. Epileptic Prisoners 413 words
        10. cc808-10
      10. Car Parking 842 words
    2. POLICE
        3. c811
      1. Pay (Legislation) 281 words
        2. cc811-2
      2. Motor Cars (Use) 318 words
        3. cc812-3
      3. Trunk and Toll Calls 190 words
    3. EDUCATION
        4. c813
      1. Further Education (Fees) 175 words
        2. cc813-5
      2. School Building (Economies) 577 words
        3. cc815-6
      3. Schools, Staffordshire (Understaffing) 408 words
        4. cc816-7
      4. Classes (Size) 269 words
        5. cc817-8
      5. First-aid Classes, Sheffield 250 words
        6. c818
      6. Technical Education 375 words
        7. c818
      7. School Meals Service 96 words
        8. cc818-21
      8. U.N.E.S.C.O. (Dismissed Employees) 367 words
    4. HIGH COMMISSION TERRITORIES
        5. c821
      1. Seretse Khama 296 words
        2. cc821-3
      2. Resident Commissioners (Appointments) 565 words
        3. cc823-4
      3. Legislative Councils 265 words
        4. cc824-5
      4. Economic Development (Report) 284 words
        5. c825
      5. Old-age Pensions 161 words
    5. TRADE AND COMMERCE
        6. c826
      1. Anglo-Australian Talks 45 words
      cc826-7
    6. MINISTERIAL BROADCASTS 316 words
      7. cc827-8
    7. CAPITAL PUNISHMENT (MEMORIAL PETITION) 377 words
    cc828-9
  5. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE 267 words
    6. cc829-38
  6. GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE (ECONOMIES) 2,806 words
    7. cc839-42
  7. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE 1,689 words, 1 division
  8. ORDERS OF THE DAY
      9. cc843-944
    1. COPYRIGHT BILL [Lords] 8 words
        2. cc843-907
      1. Clause 40.—(BROADCASTS OF SOUND RECORDINGS CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS, AND DIFFUSION OF BROADCAST PROGRAMMES.) 25,811 words, 1 division
        2. cc907-8
      2. Clause 47.—(GENERAL PROVISIONS AS TO ORDERS IN COUNCIL, REGULATIONS, RULES AND ORDERS, AND AS TO BOARD OF TRADE.) 66 words
        3. cc908-11
      3. Clause 48.—(INTERPRETATION.) 1,109 words
        4. c911
      4. Clause 49.—(SUPPLEMENTARY PROVISIONS AS TO INTERPRETATION.) 62 words
        5. c911
      5. First Schedule.—(FALSE REGISTRATION OF INDUSTRIAL DESIGNS.) 28 words
        6. cc911-9
      6. Sixth Schedule.—(AMENDMENT OF DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL PERFORMERS' PROTECTION ACT, 1925.) 2,864 words
        7. c919
      7. Seventh Schedule.—(TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS.) 155 words
        8. cc919-44
      8. Ninth Schedule.—(ENACTMENTS REPEALED.) 10,032 words, 1 division
        9. c944
      9. ADJOURNMENT 17 words