Mr David Maxwell Fyfe
May 29, 1900 - January 27, 1967Summary information for Mr David Maxwell Fyfe
Contributions
1945
CLAUSE 4.—(Triennial elections.) Commons January 17, 1945
5 speeches — CLAUSE 5.—(Annual elections of one-third of councillors.) Commons January 17, 1945
CLAUSE 12.—(Registers which are to be in force for local government and Parliamentary elections.) Commons January 17, 1945
2 speeches — CLAUSE 13.—(May 1945 register.) Commons January 17, 1945
CLAUSE 14.—(Annual register under this Act.) Commons January 17, 1945
3 speeches — CLAUSE 18.—(Preparation of registers and appeals from registration officer.) Commons January 17, 1945
4 speeches — NEW CLAUSE.—(Postal voting by Service voters at parliamentary elections other than university elections.) Commons January 17, 1945
NEW CLAUSE—(Provisions for superseding proxy votes by postal votes.) Commons January 17, 1945
NEW CLAUSE.—(Power to make supplementary orders as to local elections.) Commons January 17, 1945
2 speeches — NEW CLAUSE.—(Abolition of plural voting.) Commons January 17, 1945
NEW CLAUSE.—(Amendment to Part I of Second Schedule to Act of 1918.) Commons January 17, 1945
7 speeches — NEW CLAUSE.—(Single transferable vote.) Commons January 23, 1945
2 speeches — CLAUSE 18.—(Business premises application by Service voters.) Commons January 23, 1945
SECOND SCHEDULE.—(Registration as Local Government Elector.) Commons January 23, 1945
7 speeches — LICENSING PLANNING (TEMPORARY PROVISIONS) BILL Commons January 23, 1945
2 speeches — CLAUSE 5.—(Making of wages council orders.) Commons February 1, 1945
12 speeches — CLAUSE 13.—(Computation of remuneration) Commons February 1, 1945
4 speeches — CLAUSE 15.—(Records and notices.) Commons February 1, 1945
6 speeches — CLAUSE 17.—(Officers.) Commons February 1, 1945
CLAUSE 11.—(Effect and enforcement of wages regulation orders.) Commons February 6, 1945
2 speeches — CLAUSE 16.—(Criminal liability of agent and superior employer, and special defence open to employer.) Commons February 6, 1945
CLAUSE 24.—(Application to Scotland.) Commons February 6, 1945
2 speeches — CLAUSE 4.—(General duties of licensing planning committees.) Commons February 6, 1945
2 speeches — CLAUSE 7.—(New licences in licensing planning areas.) Commons February 6, 1945
6 speeches — CLAUSE 8.—(Surrender of licences in licensing planning areas and suspension of provisions as to compensation fund) Commons February 6, 1945
CLAUSE 10.—(London.) Commons February 6, 1945
4 speeches — CLAUSE 11.—(Regulations.) Commons February 6, 1945
8 speeches — LAW REFORM (CONTRIBUTORY NEGLIGENCE) BILL [Lords] Commons February 22, 1945
19 speeches — FAMILY ALLOWANCES BILL Commons March 8, 1945
3 speeches — PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS Commons March 9, 1945
5 speeches — CLAUSE 2.—(Procedure of Commission.) Commons April 11, 1945
2 speeches — Clause 59.—(Interpretation, Etc.) Commons May 30, 1945
Clause I.—(The War Works Commission.) Commons May 30, 1945
Clause 7.—(Easements and other rights.) Commons May 30, 1945
3 speeches — Clause 8.—(Reference to Commission of proposals to acquire land or rights.) Commons May 30, 1945
CLAUSE 15.—(Stopping up or diversion of highways.) Commons May 30, 1945
CLAUSE 17.—(Publication of proposed orders and reference to Commission.) Commons May 30, 1945
2 speeches — CLAUSE 37.—(Method of compulsory acquisition of easements and rights.) Commons May 30, 1945
CLAUSE 61.—(Application to Northern Inland.) Commons May 30, 1945
4 speeches — EMERGENCY POWERS (DEFENCE) BILL Commons May 31, 1945
2 speeches — INCOME TAX BILL Commons June 4, 1945
Hospital Patients (Discharge Leave) Written Answers August 23, 1945
2 speeches — STATUTORY ORDERS (SPECIAL PROCEDURE) BILL Commons October 18, 1945
4 speeches — SUPPLIES AND SERVICES (TRANSITIONAL POWERS) BILL Commons October 19, 1945
MISS UNITY MITFORD Written Answers December 5, 1945
STATUTE CONSOLIDATION Written Answers December 5, 1945
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