Miss Betty Harvie Anderson
August 12, 1913 - November 7, 1979Summary information for Miss Betty Harvie Anderson
Contributions
1968
SCOTLAND (STORM DAMAGE) Commons January 25, 1968
PUBLIC SERVICE AND ARMED FORCES PENSIONS REVIEW BILL Commons January 26, 1968
2 speeches — Storm Damage Written Answers January 31, 1968
3 speeches — ESTIMATES COMMITTEE REPORTS (MANPOWER TRAINING FOR INDUSTRY) Commons February 6, 1968
3 speeches — SCOTLAND (STORM DAMAGE) Commons February 7, 1968
Remington Rand (Redundant Workers) Written Answers February 12, 1968
NATIONAL INSURANCE (FURTHER PROVISIONS) BILL Commons February 16, 1968
Houses (Demolition) Commons March 6, 1968
2 speeches — TERRITORIAL ARMY Commons March 6, 1968
2 speeches — Building Sites (Smoke Control) Commons March 11, 1968
2 speeches — National Theatre Commons March 21, 1968
2 speeches — SCOTLAND (STORM DAMAGE) Commons April 4, 1968
Forestry Commission Caravan Parks (Charges) Commons April 10, 1968
3 speeches — Hurricane-Blown Timber (Disposal) Commons April 10, 1968
3 speeches — SUCCESSION IN CASES OF ILLEGITIMACY. Commons May 8, 1968
BRITISH ARMY (VOLUNTARY RESERVES) Commons May 15, 1968
United Kingdom Passport (Personal Case) Written Answers May 27, 1968
Construction Industry (Wages) Commons June 17, 1968
Crown Jewels Commons June 17, 1968
British Standard Time Commons June 17, 1968
2 speeches — Small Companies (Regional Tours) Commons June 20, 1968
Drama Programmes (Schoolchildren) Written Answers June 27, 1968
2 speeches — Clause 5 Commons July 3, 1968
Clause 14 Commons July 3, 1968
PROVISIONS CONTINGENT ON EXPIRATION OF SECTIONS 1 TO 3 Commons July 10, 1968
SCOTTISH REGIMENTS (FUTURE) Commons July 15, 1968
PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS Commons October 14, 1968
HIRE-PURCHASE AND RENTAL CONTRACTS (RESTRICTIONS) Commons November 1, 1968
DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS Commons November 1, 1968
REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE BILL Commons November 18, 1968
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