Dr Mont Follick
1887 - December 10, 1958Summary information for Dr Mont Follick
Contributions
1947
STATISTICS OF TRADE BILL Commons January 21, 1947
2 speeches — TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING BILL Commons January 30, 1947
BROADCASTING Commons February 19, 1947
FOREIGN AFFAIRS Commons February 27, 1947
2 speeches — Bus and Coach Models Commons March 3, 1947
2 speeches — TRANSPORT BILL AND TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING BILL (ALLOCATION OF TIME) Commons March 3, 1947
NATIONAL SERVICE BILL Commons March 31, 1947
NATIONAL SERVICE BILL Commons April 1, 1947
2 speeches — TRANSPORT BILL Commons May 5, 1947
3 speeches — FOREIGN AFFAIRS Commons May 15, 1947
5 speeches — PAPER SUPPLIES (POOLS AND SCHOOL BOOKS) Commons June 13, 1947
CLAUSE 13.—(Vesting of assets of electricity undertakings.) Commons June 24, 1947
CONSUMER GOODS (SHORTAGES) Commons June 26, 1947
CINEMATOGRAPH FILM (CUSTOMS) Commons July 2, 1947
IMPORT PROGRAMME Commons July 8, 1947
CLAUSE 8—(Commencement of two preceding sections, and saving.) Commons July 9, 1947
NATIONAL SERVICE (UNIVERSITY STUDENTS) Commons July 11, 1947
6 speeches — FINANCE BILL. Commons July 18, 1947
Part-Time Lecturers, London Written Answers July 31, 1947
2 speeches — STATE OF THE NATION Commons August 6, 1947
STATE OF THE NATION Commons August 7, 1947
CLAUSE 1.—(Extension of powers under 9 & 10 Geo. 6 c. 10.) Commons August 11, 1947
4 speeches — RUSSIAN-BORN WIVES Commons August 13, 1947
DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS Commons October 22, 1947
DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS Commons October 24, 1947
5 speeches — IMPERIAL INTEGRATION Commons October 31, 1947
PROCEDURE (STANDING ORDERS) Commons November 4, 1947
9 speeches — BURMA INDEPENDENCE BILL Commons November 5, 1947
RAILWAY SERVICES Commons November 7, 1947
REGISTRATION FOR EMPLOYMENT ORDER Commons December 3, 1947
BOOK IMPORTS (RESTRICTIONS) Commons December 4, 1947
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