Lieut-Colonel David Rees-Williams
November 22, 1903 - August 30, 1976Summary information for Lieut-Colonel David Rees-Williams
Contributions
1966
COMMONWEALTH SECRETARIAT BILL [H.L.] Lords January 25, 1966
2 speeches — SALE OF DEFNCE EQUIPMENT ABROAD Lords January 25, 1966
ARMY RESERVES REORGANISATION Lords February 2, 1966
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Lords February 9, 1966
THE ROADS PROGRAMME AND INDUSTRY Lords February 16, 1966
3 speeches — THE AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY Lords March 1, 1966
2 speeches — USE OF POLICE MANPOWER Lords March 3, 1966
RATING BILL Lords March 3, 1966
THE WEST INDIES: POPULATIONS, AREAS AND GRANTS Written Answers March 3, 1966
THE DEFENCE ESTIMATES Lords March 8, 1966
5 speeches — GUYANA INDEPENDENCE BILL Lords May 10, 1966
4 speeches — RUGBY FOOTBALL TOURISTS' SALARY PAYMENTS Lords May 12, 1966
POLICE AMALGAMATIONS Lords May 18, 1966
3 speeches — STATE OF EMERGENCY Lords May 23, 1966
ROYAL COMMISSIONS ON LOCAL GOVERNMENT Lords May 24, 1966
2 speeches — THE ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK Lords May 26, 1966
2 speeches — VETERINARY SURGEONS BILL [H.L.] Lords May 26, 1966
MALAWI REPUBLIC BILL [H.L.] Lords June 14, 1966
VETERINARY SURGEONS BILL [H.L.] Lords June 23, 1966
BECHUANALAND: FOOD SHORTAGE AND WATER SUPPLY Lords June 23, 1966
3 speeches — OVERSEAS AID BILL Lords June 28, 1966
AMERICAN BOMBING IN HANOI AREA Lords June 29, 1966
TRADE NEGOTIATIONS WITH NEW ZEALAND Lords June 29, 1966
BOTSWANA INDEPENDENCE BILL [H.L.] Lords June 30, 1966
LESOTHO INDEPENDENCE BILL [H.L.] Lords July 14, 1966
THE ECONOMIC SITUATION Lords July 14, 1966
LESOTHO INDEPENDENCE BILL [H.L.] Lords July 14, 1966
SINGAPORE BILL [H.L.] Lords July 18, 1966
THE ECONOMIC SITUATION: GOVERNMENT MEASURES Lords July 20, 1966
2 speeches — RESERVE FORCES BILL Lords July 20, 1966
2 speeches — THE COLONIAL OFFICE Lords July 26, 1966
5 speeches — RESERVE FORCES BILL Lords July 26, 1966
2 speeches — INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BILL Lords August 2, 1966
AIRCRAFT PURCHASES OF BRITISH AIR CORPORATIONS Lords August 2, 1966
2 speeches — RHODESIA: BRITISH EXPORTS TO SOUTH AFRICA AND PORTUGAL Lords August 4, 1966
3 speeches — RHODESIA: FURTHER DISCUSSIONS WITH RHODESIAN OFFICIALS Lords August 8, 1966
PRICES AND INCOMES BILL Lords August 11, 1966
2 speeches — ROYAL COMMISSION ON ASSIZES AND QUARTER SESSIONS Lords August 11, 1966
4 speeches — PART IV Lords August 11, 1966
THE CASE OF TIMOTHY EVANS Lords October 18, 1966
TELEVISING THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE Lords October 20, 1966
THE ABERFAN DISASTER Lords October 25, 1966
ROYAL COMMISSION ON ASSIZES AND QUARTER SESSIONS Lords October 27, 1966
3 speeches — THE ABERFAN DISASTER Lords October 31, 1966
3 speeches — GIBRALTAR Lords November 1, 1966
THE ABERFAN DISASTER: ATTORNEY GENERAL'S STATEMENT Lords November 1, 1966
ANGLO-FRENCH VARIABLEGEOMETRY AIRCRAFT Lords November 2, 1966
2 speeches — U.N. RESOLUTIONS ON RHODESIA AND SOUTH WEST AFRICA Lords November 3, 1966
BARBADOS INDEPENDENCE BILL Lords November 10, 1966
VISIT OF MR. KOSYGIN Lords November 14, 1966
5 speeches — ARMED FORCES BILL Lords November 15, 1966
THE MINISTRY OF AVIATION Lords November 21, 1966
COMPANIES BILL [H.L.] Lords November 22, 1966
PRICES AND INCOMES WHITE PAPER Lords November 22, 1966
UNITED NATIONS: BRITISH REPRESENTATION Lords November 24, 1966
FUTURE BUSINESS Lords November 24, 1966
6 speeches — ARMED FORCES BILL Lords November 28, 1966
2 speeches — BERMUDA AND THE BAHAMAS: AID AND TAXATION Lords December 5, 1966
3 speeches — LAND COMMISSION BILL Lords December 5, 1966
RHODESIA Lords December 5, 1966
UNPROFITABLE COLLIERIES: PUBLICATION OF ACCOUNTS Lords December 6, 1966
COST OF BRITISH FORCES IN GERMANY Lords December 12, 1966
ROYAL ASENT TO BILLS: ALTERNATIVE PROCEDURE Lords December 14, 1966
CIVIL DEFENCE Lords December 14, 1966
3 speeches — PUBLICATION OF COLLIERY ACCOUNTS Lords December 19, 1966
2 speeches — ADEN: DETENTION OF TERRORISTS Lords December 19, 1966
3 speeches — INDONESIA AND WEST IRIAN PLEBISCITE Lords December 21, 1966
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