Lieut-Colonel Sir George Hutchison

January 4, 1903 - 2002
Summary information for Lieut-Colonel Sir George Hutchison

Contributions

1943

2 speeches — CROWN LANDS BILL Commons January 19, 1943

3 speeches — PENSIONS APPEAL TRIBUNALS Commons February 18, 1943

2 speeches — HYDRO-ELECTRIC DEVELOPMENT (SCOTLAND) BILL Commons February 24, 1943

POLISH FORCES (USE OF ARMY VEHICLES) Written Answers April 6, 1943

2 speeches — Air/Sea Rescue Service Commons May 5, 1943

WOMEN'S ROYAL NAVAL SERVICE Commons May 5, 1943

Applications for Postponement Commons May 6, 1943

3 speeches — FIRST SCHEDULE.—(Constitution and proceedings of the North of Scotland Hydro-Electric Board.) Commons May 6, 1943

2 speeches — SCOTTISH HOUSING AND HEALTH Commons June 8, 1943

HOME GUARD OFFICERS (RAILWAY FARES) Written Answers July 16, 1943

2 speeches — SCOTTISH EDUCATION AND YOUTH WELFARE Commons July 21, 1943

Hotel Domestic Staffs Commons July 22, 1943

2 speeches — UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE BENEFIT Commons July 22, 1943

CLAUSE 6.—(Constitution, jurisdiction and procedure of Pensions Appeal Tribunals.) Commons July 22, 1943

Mobile Women Workers, Scotland Commons October 14, 1943

4 speeches — WAGE-EARNERS' INCOME TAX BILL Commons October 14, 1943

RENT OF FURNISHED HOUSES CONTROL (SCOTLAND) BILL?? Commons October 19, 1943

CLAUSE 9—(Provision as to joint committees). Commons October 19, 1943

ARMED FORCES (PENSIONS AND GRANTS) Commons October 21, 1943

2 speeches — PARLIAMENT (ELECTIONS AND MEETING) BILL Commons October 26, 1943

CLAUSE 1.—(Application of Act by Order of the Secretary of State and appointment of Tribunal.) Commons October 27, 1943

CLAUSE 5.—(Civilian residence register.) Commons November 3, 1943

CLAUSE 6.—(Business Premises Register.) Commons November 3, 1943

IRISH TURKEYS (DISTRIBUTION) Commons November 23, 1943

FORTH-CLYDE CANAL Commons December 1, 1943

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