Mr David Ginsburg

March 18, 1921 - 1994
Summary information for Mr David Ginsburg

Contributions

1960

Clause 1.—(PURPOSE FOR WHICH PART I POWERS EXCISABLE, AND DURATION OF POWERS.) Commons February 2, 1960

LOCAL EMPLOYMENT AREAS Commons February 23, 1960

2 speeches — Bank Rate Commons February 25, 1960

2 speeches — Local Employment Prospects Commons March 3, 1960

2 speeches — Simonds Committee (Report) Commons March 10, 1960

2 speeches — WOOL TEXTILES (EXPORT TO UNITED STATES) Commons March 17, 1960

2 speeches — Stocks Commons March 21, 1960

2 speeches — Riots Commons March 24, 1960

3 speeches — FIDUCIARY NOTE ISSUE Commons April 5, 1960

4 speeches — Stocks Commons April 11, 1960

2 speeches — WORLD REFUGEE YEAR Commons May 9, 1960

3 speeches — Washing Machines and Refrigerators Commons May 17, 1960

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons June 2, 1960

4 speeches — New Clause.—(DOUBLE INCOME TAX RELIEF FOR COMPENSATION PAYMENTS.) Commons June 22, 1960

2 speeches — Disciplinary Tribunals Commons July 21, 1960

2 speeches — Richard Thomas and Baldwins, Ltd. Commons July 26, 1960

2 speeches — Steel Companies (Equity Shareholdings) Commons July 26, 1960

CENTRAL AFRICAN FEDERATION (PRIME MINISTERS' COMMUNICATIONS) Written Answers October 27, 1960

2 speeches — DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS [SECOND DAY] Commons November 2, 1960

2 speeches — CIVIL SERVICE (SCIENTISTS) Commons November 10, 1960

2 speeches — CABINET MINISTERS (OFFICIAL SECRETS ACTS) Commons November 15, 1960

4 speeches — Cotton and Wool Textiles (Orders) Commons November 29, 1960

2 speeches — INDIA (LOW-PRICED TEXT BOOKS) Commons December 1, 1960

2 speeches — Civil Servants (Scientific Classes) Commons December 6, 1960

2 speeches — Ford Motor Company, Dagenham Commons December 6, 1960

2 speeches — Restrictive Trading Agreements Commons December 13, 1960

2 speeches — NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANISATION (DEFENCE EXPENDITURE) Commons December 19, 1960

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