Major Hon. Simon Ramsay

October 17, 1914 - July 15, 1999
Summary information for Major Hon. Simon Ramsay

Contributions

1946

4 speeches — Housing Commons February 12, 1946

3 speeches — AGRICULTURE (GOVERNMENT POLICY) Commons February 25, 1946

HOUSING (FINANCIAL PROVISIONS) (SCOTLAND)BILL Commons March 19, 1946

Ex-Service Personnel (Driving Licences) Commons April 1, 1946

RAILWAYS (COAL STOCKS) Written Answers April 3, 1946

>Hospital Patients (Release Leave) Written Answers April 4, 1946

RAILWAYS (ABERDEEN—LONDON) Written Answers April 4, 1946

AGRICULTURE (MANPOWER) Commons April 8, 1946

Building Industry Commons April 9, 1946

ephone Service Written Answers April 11, 1946

Kinnell Airfield, Arbroath (Roadway) Written Answers April 17, 1946

5 speeches — CIVIL AVIATION BILL Commons May 6, 1946

Italian Women (Marriage) Written Answers May 7, 1946

M.E.F. (Deferments) Written Answers May 7, 1946

NEW CARS (PRIORITY) Written Answers May 7, 1946

3 speeches — NEW TOWNS BILL Commons May 8, 1946

PURCHASE TAX Written Answers May 8, 1946

2 speeches — HOUSING (FINANCIAL PROVISIONS) (SCOTLAND) BILL Commons May 9, 1946

COAL INDUSTRY NATIONALISATION BILL Commons May 14, 1946

CLAUSE 12.—(Exhaustion of and requalification for benefit) Commons May 23, 1946

2 speeches — Angus Written Answers May 28, 1946

2 speeches — Electrical Components, Scotland Commons June 4, 1946

Employees (Housing) Written Answers July 17, 1946

North Atlantic Passages Written Answers July 22, 1946

2 speeches — Dundee Mental Hospital (Nurses) Commons July 23, 1946

Agricultural Executive Committees Commons July 23, 1946

Surplus Government Huts Written Answers July 23, 1946

Extra Stores (Snowbound Areas) Written Answers July 24, 1946

POINTS RATIONING ORDER (OATMEAL) Commons July 31, 1946

Stracathro Airfield (Use) Written Answers December 19, 1946

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