Mr Brian Walden

July 8, 1932 -
Summary information for Mr Brian Walden

Contributions

1972

Metrication Commons January 17, 1972

IMPORT DUTIES ORDER Commons January 26, 1972

6 speeches — HORSERACE TOTALISATOR AND BETTING LEVY BOARDS BILL Commons February 3, 1972

5 speeches — BUDGET RESOLUTIONS AND ECONOMIC SITUATION Commons March 22, 1972

2 speeches — ROYAL ASSENT Commons March 23, 1972

Overseas Investment Commons April 25, 1972

8 speeches — FINANCE BILL Commons May 9, 1972

5 speeches — RATE OF TAX Commons May 9, 1972

5 speeches — Clause 9 Commons May 10, 1972

Clause 12 Commons May 10, 1972

4 speeches — Schedule 4 Commons May 10, 1972

5 speeches — ZERO-RATING Commons May 11, 1972

7 speeches — ZERO-RATING Commons May 15, 1972

6 speeches — GROUP 14—CHILDREN'S CLOTHING Commons May 16, 1972

ALTERATIONS OF PERSONAL RELIEFS Commons May 17, 1972

2 speeches — ESTATE DUTY: RELIEF FOR SURVIVING SPOUSE, CHARITIES AND CERTAIN INSTITUTIONS Commons May 17, 1972

5 speeches — VALUE OF SUPPLY—SPECIAL CASES Commons July 11, 1972

ZERO-RATING Commons July 11, 1972

2 speeches — ZERO-RATING Commons July 11, 1972

'GROUP 14—FEES IN CONNECTION WITH HOUSING. &C. Commons July 11, 1972

'GROUP 14—FERTILIZERS Commons July 12, 1972

EXEMPTIONS Commons July 12, 1972

REMISSION OF CONTRIBUTIONS DUE FROM TOTALISATOR BOARD TO LEVY BOARD Commons August 7, 1972

CONTRIBUTION BY TOTALISATOR BOARD Commons August 7, 1972

3 speeches — DEFINITION OF BOOKMAKER Commons August 7, 1972

5 speeches — APPLICATIONS BY TOTALISATOR BOARD FOR BETTING OFFICE LICENCE Commons August 7, 1972

2 speeches — Title Commons August 7, 1972

Indirect Taxation Commons October 24, 1972

Taxpayers (Earned Income) Commons October 24, 1972

Value Added Tax Commons November 28, 1972

Money Supply Commons November 28, 1972

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