Commons Sitting of 19 December 1973 Series 5 Vol. 866

    c1319
  1. Preamble 7 words
    2. c1319
  2. PRAYERS 5 words
  3. ORAL ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
    1. FOREIGN AND COMMONWEALTH AFFAIRS
        2. cc1319-21
      1. Middle East Prisoners of War 619 words
        2. cc1321-2
      2. Commonwealth Countries (British Firms) 216 words
        3. c1322
      3. Rhodesia 280 words
        4. cc1322-5
      4. Oil Supplies 838 words
        5. cc1325-6
      5. United Kingdom/USSR Trade 395 words
        6. cc1326-7
      6. Guinea Bissau 308 words
        7. cc1327-30
      7. Middle East 1,020 words
        8. cc1330-1
      8. Human Rights Covenants 416 words
        9. cc1331-4
      9. EEC Energy Policy 956 words
        10. cc1334-8
      10. EEC Council of Ministers (Meeting) 1,344 words
        11. cc1338-40
      11. Greece 530 words
        12. c1340
      12. Ethiopia, Somalia and the Sudan 210 words
        13. cc1340-1
      13. Crown Agents 411 words
        14. cc1341-3
      14. Developing Countries (Trade Preferences) 408 words
        15. cc1343-5
      15. United States Secretary of State (Talks) 627 words
    cc1345-8
  4. STATUS OF DEGREES BILL 1,068 words
    5. c1348
  5. STATUS OF DEGREES 40 words
      6. c1348
    1. Royal Assent 59 words
  6. ORDERS OF THE DAY
      7. c1349
    1. SUPPLY 3 words
      2. cc1349-480
    2. ECONOMIC AND ENERGY SITUATION 50,273 words, 2 divisions
      3. c1481
    3. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE 28 words
      4. c1482
    4. HORTICULTURE (SPECIAL PAYMENTS) BILL 41 words
      5. cc1483-531
    5. CHARLWOOD AND HORLEY (re-committed) BILL 9 words
      1. Clause 1
          2. cc1483-531
        1. TRANSFER OF PARTS OF NEW PARISHES OF CHARLWOOD AND HORLEY TO SURREY. 18,015 words, 2 divisions
      c1531
    6. CHANNEL TUNNEL BILL 27 words
        7. c1531
      1. ADJOURNMENT 12 words
      cc1531-44
    7. ROADS (CANNOCK) 4,302 words
    c1545
  7. SECOND READING COMMITTEE 163 words
    8. cc1545-78
  8. INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS (LAND) BILL 11,430 words, 1 division