Dr Shirley Summerskill
September 9, 1931 -Summary information for Dr Shirley Summerskill
Contributions
1969
COMPULSORY CONTROL OF INCOMES Commons February 13, 1969
2 speeches — Equal Pay Commons February 24, 1969
Halifax (Factory Doctors) Written Answers February 28, 1969
Theatre Nurses Commons March 3, 1969
Council Houses (Floor Area) Written Answers March 25, 1969
Violence Written Answers March 25, 1969
Prescription Charges (Exemption Claims) Commons April 14, 1969
MEDICAL SCHOOL PLACES Commons April 14, 1969
Nurses (Pay and Conditions) Commons April 28, 1969
2 speeches — Violence Commons May 1, 1969
SPECTACLE LENSES AND DENTURES (CHARGES) Commons May 5, 1969
Financial Resources (Allocation) Commons May 19, 1969
2 speeches — Prescriptions Commons May 19, 1969
Teachers (Grant-aided Education) Commons June 12, 1969
ASSIZES AND QUARTER SESSIONS (REPORT) Written Answers June 16, 1969
3 speeches — TRANSPLANT SURGERY Commons June 20, 1969
Abortion Operations (Facilities) Commons July 7, 1969
DENTURES AND SPECTACLES (CHARGES) Commons July 7, 1969
Chronic Disabled Mental Patients (Benefits) Written Answers July 7, 1969
Mental Illness (Research) Written Answers July 7, 1969
2 speeches — Dental Decay (Sodium Fluoride) Commons October 20, 1969
3 speeches — WELFARE OF LIVESTOCK (BRAM- BELL COMMITTEE'S REPORT) Commons October 20, 1969
Pharmaceutical Price Regulation Scheme Written Answers October 22, 1969
Skin Cancer Written Answers November 3, 1969
2 speeches — Non-Pasteurised Milk Commons November 5, 1969
Discrimination in Employment (I.L.O. Convention) Written Answers November 17, 1969
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons November 27, 1969
Government Contractors (Sex Discrimination) Written Answers December 2, 1969
Sex Disqualification (Removal) Act, 1919 Written Answers December 2, 1969
CHRONICALLY SICK AND DISABLED PERSONS BILL Commons December 5, 1969
2 speeches — Nurses (Pay) Commons December 15, 1969
2 speeches — Oral Contraception (Inquiry) Commons December 15, 1969
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