Mr Arthur Champion

1897 - March 2, 1985
Summary information for Mr Arthur Champion

Contributions

1954

2 speeches — AGRICULTURE (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) BILL Commons January 19, 1954

2 speeches — HILL FARMING BILL Commons February 10, 1954

Agricultural Products (Marketing Schemes) Commons February 18, 1954

MENTALLY SICK (CARE AND ACCOMMODATION) Commons February 19, 1954

SAFETY IN EMPLOYMENT (INSPECTION AND SAFETY ORGANISATION) BILL Commons February 26, 1954

N.A.T.O. (SECRETARY -GENERAL'S REPORT) Commons March 8, 1954

DERELICT COMMON LAND Commons May 14, 1954

2 speeches — AGRICULTURE (PLOUGHING GRANTS) Commons June 1, 1954

9 speeches — AGRICULTURE Commons June 3, 1954

2 speeches — Collecting Charities (Protection of Animals) Commons June 24, 1954

7 speeches — MINISTERS OF THE CROWN (FISHERIES) BILL Commons June 25, 1954

FOREIGN TRAWLERS (NETS) Commons July 1, 1954

NON-INDIGENOUS RABBITS (IMPORT PROHIBITION) Commons July 8, 1954

AGRICULTURE ACT (EXTENSION ORDER) Commons July 20, 1954

HOUSING (REVIEW OF CONTRIBUTIONS) Commons October 21, 1954

2 speeches — PESTS BILL [Lords] Commons October 22, 1954

2 speeches — Clause 6.—(REGULATIONS AS TO FOOD HYGIENE.) Commons October 26, 1954

3 speeches — Clause 6. —(REGULATIONS AS TO FOOD HYGIENE.) Commons October 27, 1954

CONSTITUTION, &C., OF FOOD HYGIENE ADVISORY COMMITTEE Commons October 27, 1954

HIGHWAY CODE Commons November 8, 1954

3 speeches — Clause 8.—(RESTRICTION ON TYPE OF TRAP IN ENGLAND AND WALES.) Commons November 10, 1954

2 speeches — New Clause.—(EXTENSION OF POWER TO CONTRIBUTE TO COST OF DESTRUCTION OR PREVENTIVE MEASURES.) Commons November 10, 1954

New Clause.—(SPREADING OF MYXOMATOSIS.) Commons November 10, 1954

Clause 12.—(SPREADING OF MYXOMATOSIS.) Commons November 15, 1954

5 speeches — DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS Commons December 2, 1954

Meat Marking Written Answers December 6, 1954

REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE (PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCIES) Commons December 16, 1954

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