Mr David Williams

1897 - September 12, 1972
Summary information for Mr David Williams

Contributions

1962

8 speeches — CONSUMER TEST REGISTRATION BILL Commons January 26, 1962

SHOPS (AIRPORTS) BILL Commons January 26, 1962

4 speeches — MERGERS Commons February 16, 1962

FAIR TRADE PRACTICES BILL Commons February 23, 1962

2 speeches — NATIONAL ASSISTANCE ACT, 1948 (AMENDMENT) BILL Commons April 6, 1962

2 speeches — BUDGET RESOLUTIONS AND ECONOMIC SITUATION Commons April 10, 1962

Parking Meters, Metropolitan Area Commons April 11, 1962

UNITED NATIONS SUB-COMMITTEE (COLONIAL MATTERS) Commons April 18, 1962

Employment Commons May 8, 1962

Commonwealth Communications Cable Commons May 8, 1962

2 speeches — Clause 1.—(ACTIONS IN TORT BETWEEN HUSBAND AND WIFE.) Commons May 18, 1962

5 speeches — Clause 3.—(SHORT TITLE, REPEAL, INTERPRETATION, SAVING AND EXTENT.) Commons May 18, 1962

9 speeches — Clause 1.—(EXEMPTION OF TRADERS AT CERTAIN AIRPORTS FROM PART I OF SHOPS ACT, 1950.) Commons May 18, 1962

LANDLORD AND TENANT BILL Commons May 18, 1962

CHARGE ON GAINS FROM ACQUISITION AND DISPOSAL: LAPSE OF TIME RELIEF Commons May 21, 1962

5 speeches — Clause 13.—(DISPOSALS OF LAND EFFECTED INDIRECTLY.) Commons May 22, 1962

SERVICE PENSIONS Commons May 25, 1962

Company Directors (Fees) Commons May 29, 1962

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons June 7, 1962

SEA FISHERIES Commons July 16, 1962

SETTLED LAND ACT, 1925 (AMENDMENT) Commons July 31, 1962

2 speeches — WALES AND MONMOUTHSHIRE (REPORT) Commons August 2, 1962

DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS Commons November 2, 1962

TRIBUNALS OF INQUIRY (EVIDENCE) ACT, 1921 Commons November 14, 1962

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons November 15, 1962

TRIBUNAL OF INQUIRY (MEMBERSHIP) Commons November 15, 1962

3 speeches — LEASEHOLD BILL Commons December 7, 1962

Pensions Increases (Taxation) Written Answers December 21, 1962

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