Lieut-Colonel Sir George Hutchison
January 4, 1903 - 2002Summary information for Lieut-Colonel Sir George Hutchison
Contributions
1945
2 speeches — CLAUSE 13.—(May 1945 register.) Commons January 17, 1945
2 speeches — NEW CLAUSE.—(Business premises applications by service voters.) Commons January 17, 1945
2 speeches — NEW CLAUSE.—(Business premises applications by service voters and by voters who are war workers abroad.) Commons January 17, 1945
2 speeches — SECOND SCHEDULE.—(Registration as local government elector.) Commons January 17, 1945
Building Industry, Scotland Commons January 18, 1945
NEW CLAUSE.—(Business premises applications on behalf of service voters by spouse or business manager.) Commons January 23, 1945
SECOND SCHEDULE.—(Registration as Local Government Elector.) Commons January 23, 1945
ROAD TRANSPORT LIGHTING (CYCLES) BILL Written Answers February 1, 1945
Reinstatement Written Answers February 7, 1945
2 speeches — Pensions Appeal Tribunals Written Answers February 8, 1945
ROAD VEHICLES (LIGHTING) Written Answers February 23, 1945
2 speeches — UNEMPLOYMENT (STATISTICS) Commons March 1, 1945
NAVY ESTIMATES, 1945 Commons March 7, 1945
DEMOBILISATION (REINSTATEMENT AND RESETTLEMENT) Commons March 8, 1945
PENSIONS APPEAL TRIBUNALS Commons March 8, 1945
Psychosis Cases (Discharge Procedure) Commons March 13, 1945
PRESTWICK AIRPORT Commons March 29, 1945
Ice Cream Written Answers May 29, 1945
Requisitioned Dwellings, Edinburgh Written Answers May 30, 1945
2 speeches — EDUCATION (SCOTLAND) BILL Commons June 4, 1945
Corporal's Disappearance, India Written Answers June 5, 1945
POLICE, SCOTLAND Commons October 16, 1945
NURSES (REGULATIONS) Commons October 17, 1945
3 speeches — TRUNK ROADS BILL Commons November 8, 1945
6 speeches — NAVAL ORDNANCE INSPECTION DEPARTMENT (CONDITIONS) Commons November 21, 1945
2 speeches — New Clause.—(Housekeeping Allowance.) Commons November 29, 1945
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