Mr Christopher York
July 27, 1909 - 1999Summary information for Mr Christopher York
Contributions
1948
Danish Carrots Commons January 26, 1948
2 speeches — Farm Buildings (Repairs) Commons January 26, 1948
Women's Land Army (Future) Commons January 26, 1948
3 speeches — CLAUSE 2.—(Acquisition of agricultural land where use in existing units is affected by government war work.) Commons January 27, 1948
CLAUSE 6.—(Amount of rental compensation for requisitioned land.) Commons January 27, 1948
CLAUSE 8.—(Application of provisions as to rental compensation where land requisitioned before commencement of Act.) Commons January 28, 1948
6 speeches — CLAUSE 9.—(Amount of compensation inrespect of making good requisitioned land.) Commons January 28, 1948
CLAUSE 10.—(Minor Amendments as to compensation for taking possession of land.) Commons January 28, 1948
CLAUSE 12.—(Compensation in respect of Government oil pipe-lines.) Commons January 28, 1948
NEW CLAUSE.—(Compensation for loss pending rehabilitation.) Commons January 28, 1948
Farm Building Work Written Answers February 2, 1948
Animal Feedingstuffs Written Answers February 2, 1948
9 speeches — CLAUSE 10.—(Amount of compensation in respect of making good requisitioned land.) Commons February 5, 1948
7 speeches — CLAUSE 11.—(Minor amendments as to compensation for taking possession of land.) Commons February 5, 1948
Maize Written Answers February 5, 1948
Restored Land, Wentworth Woodhouse (Cropping) Written Answers February 9, 1948
Egg Production Written Answers February 9, 1948
Farm Buildings (Standard Components) Commons February 16, 1948
SARAWAK (MR. ANTHONY BROOKE) Commons February 18, 1948
Supplementary Petrol Allowances Written Answers February 19, 1948
Women's Land Army Commons February 23, 1948
X-Ray Film Written Answers February 26, 1948
London Dairy Show Written Answers March 1, 1948
2 speeches — Danish Products (Prices) Commons March 3, 1948
2 speeches — Wool Clip Commons March 8, 1948
3 speeches — French Currant Cuttings (Imports) Commons March 8, 1948
Imported Raw Materials Written Answers March 10, 1948
2 speeches — AFRICAN GROUNDNUTS SCHEME Commons March 11, 1948
Prisoner-of-War Labour Commons March 15, 1948
AGRICULTURAL PRICES Commons March 22, 1948
4 speeches — Water Main, Allerton Park (Purchase) Commons April 14, 1948
Electricity Supplies (Rural Areas) Commons April 15, 1948
Petrol Allowances Commons April 15, 1948
County Committees (Gang Labour) Written Answers April 19, 1948
2 speeches — FIRST SCHEDULE.—(Parliamentary Constituencies.) Commons April 26, 1948
BASKET AND WILLOW TRADES Commons April 29, 1948
3 speeches — NEWSPRINT SHORTAGE Commons May 3, 1948
FINANCE (No. 2) BILL Commons May 6, 1948
4 speeches — Clause 2.— [Definition of river board areas and constitution of river boards.) Commons May 12, 1948
NEW CLAUSE.—(Superannuation rights of contributory employees in England and Wales.) Commons June 14, 1948
"Target" (Cost and Distribution) Written Answers June 17, 1948
Village Halls (Grants) Written Answers June 17, 1948
CLAUSE 30.—(Farming, and other profits arising from land.) Commons June 22, 1948
CLAUSE 48.—(Meaning of "investment income.") Commons June 22, 1948
2 speeches — Grain Growing Scheme, Queensland Commons June 28, 1948
3 speeches — Cropping (Directions) Commons June 28, 1948
2 speeches — Ploughshares Commons June 28, 1948
2 speeches — Eire (Dollars) Commons June 29, 1948
AGRICULTURE (CROPPING DIRECTIONS) Written Answers July 12, 1948
School Milk (Holidays) Written Answers July 14, 1948
3 speeches — SPECIAL ROADS BILL Commons November 11, 1948
Butter and Cheese Commons November 24, 1948
2 speeches — Rations Commons November 24, 1948
Civil Servants (Removal Expenses) Written Answers November 24, 1948
School Clinics (Medicines and Drugs) Written Answers November 25, 1948
Bacon Written Answers December 8, 1948
FOOD SUPPLIES Commons December 13, 1948
Bacon Imports Written Answers December 15, 1948
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