Colonel Leonard Ropner
1895 - October 12, 1977Summary information for Colonel Leonard Ropner
Contributions
1957
2 speeches — Entertainments Duty Commons January 31, 1957
Expelled British Subjects Written Answers January 31, 1957
Norway Spruce Written Answers February 7, 1957
Motor Fuel Rationing Written Answers February 18, 1957
Territorial Army Commons February 19, 1957
3 speeches — Forestry Commission (Norway Spruce Sales) Commons February 21, 1957
4 speeches — CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS BILL [Lords] Commons February 27, 1957
BUDGET INTENTION (SPEECH OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF TRADE) Commons March 4, 1957
Selby Toll Bridge Written Answers March 20, 1957
Freed Toll Bridges Written Answers April 3, 1957
Entertainments Duty Written Answers April 3, 1957
2 speeches — Entertainments Duty (Cinemas) Written Answers April 4, 1957
3 speeches — COLONIAL TERRITORIES AND SOUTH AFRICAN PROTECTORATES Commons May 6, 1957
Clause 12.—(GRANTS FOR LONG TERM IMPROVEMENTS OF AGRICULTURAL LAND.) Commons May 27, 1957
Clause 13. —(AMOUNT AND PAYMENT OF GRANTS UNDER S. 12.) Commons May 27, 1957
2 speeches — Territorial Army Commons May 28, 1957
Clause 10.—(INCREASE OF PERSONAL RELIEFS.) Commons May 29, 1957
6 speeches — Clause 13. —(INCREASE OF INVESTMENT ALLOWANCES FOR SHIPS.) Commons May 30, 1957
4 speeches — Clause 14.—(AMENDMENT AS TO CAPITAL ALLOWANCES IN RESPECT OF MACHIN- ERY AND PLANT.) Commons May 30, 1957
Bridge, Selby (Tolls) Written Answers May 31, 1957
Suez Canal Commons July 3, 1957
Royal Ordnance Factory, Thorp Arch Written Answers July 25, 1957
Selby Bridge Written Answers November 20, 1957
Royal Ordnance Factory, Thorp Arch Written Answers November 25, 1957
Selby Bridge Written Answers November 28, 1957
H.M.S. "Ceres" Written Answers December 4, 1957
First Schedule.—(MILFORD HAVEN CONSERVANCY BOARD.) Commons December 11, 1957
3 speeches — Third Schedule.—(AUTHORISED RATES OF DUES.) Commons December 11, 1957
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