Mr Francis Douglas

1889 - March 31, 1980
Summary information for Mr Francis Douglas

Contributions

1944

ITALIAN PRISONERS OF WAR Commons January 18, 1944

Influenza in Factories (Inoculations) Commons January 20, 1944

Black-out (Effect on Health) Written Answers January 20, 1944

Day Nurseries (Staffing) Written Answers January 20, 1944

3 speeches — CLAUSE 7.—(Entry of names of disabled persons in the register.) Commons January 27, 1944

2 speeches — CLAUSE 14.—(Records to be kept by employers.) Commons January 27, 1944

CLAUSE 1.—(Number and distribution of puisne judges.) Commons February 4, 1944

2 speeches — Mediterranean Allowance Commons February 8, 1944

2 speeches — Ammunition Store, Battersea (Theft) Commons February 8, 1944

2 speeches — Surgical Operations (Consent) Commons February 15, 1944

CLAUSE 7.—(Meaning of expression "former employer.") Commons February 17, 1944

2 speeches — CLAUSE 9.—(Jurisdiction of Reinstatement Committees.) Commons February 17, 1944

NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE Commons March 16, 1944

2 speeches — Pay (Scottish Bank Notes) Commons April 18, 1944

COMMODITIES (SUBSIDIES) Commons April 18, 1944

CLAUSE 1.—(Increase of certain pensions payable in respect of public service.) Commons April 18, 1944

2 speeches — BURGLARY LOSSES (COMPENSATION) Commons April 20, 1944

AMENDMENT OF LAW Commons April 26, 1944

WAYS AND MEANS Commons April 26, 1944

Estate Duty Written Answers May 16, 1944

3 speeches — RURAL WATER SUPPLIES AND SEWERAGE BILL Commons May 18, 1944

FOREIGN OFFICE DOCUMENTS (PUBLICATION) Commons June 9, 1944

2 speeches — Strawberries Commons June 14, 1944

Appointments (Selection Procedure) Written Answers June 16, 1944

MINISTRY OF TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (COMMITTEES) Written Answers June 20, 1944

MINISTRY OF HEALTH (APPOINTMENTS) Written Answers June 20, 1944

4 speeches — EMPLOYMENT POLICY Commons June 23, 1944

2 speeches — WAR PENSIONS Commons July 7, 1944

2 speeches — TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING BILL Commons July 12, 1944

FLYING-BOMB ATTACKS (CASUALTIES) Commons July 18, 1944

Compulsory Vaccination (Anzio Bridgehead) Commons July 25, 1944

3 speeches — PENSIONS AND GRANTS Commons July 27, 1944

Catarrhal Jaundice Commons July 27, 1944

PENSIONS AND GRANTS Commons August 3, 1944

5 speeches — PENSIONS AND GRANTS Commons August 3, 1944

ENGINEERING CADETSHIPS Written Answers August 3, 1944

Land Valuation Commission Commons September 27, 1944

CLAUSE 3.—(Terms on which structures may be made available under S. I.) Commons September 27, 1944

Lost Parcels (Compensation) Commons October 3, 1944

CLAUSE 3.—(Power to purchase land for highways in connection with areas of extensive war damage: authorisation under special procedure with local inquiry.) Commons October 4, 1944

CLAUSE 12.—(Restriction on, purchase of commons and open spaces.) Commons October 4, 1944

>CLAUSE 16.— [Power of planning Authority to carry out development of land held by them for purposes of this Part.) Commons October 5, 1944

6 speeches — NEW CLAUSE.—(Power to authorise purchase by local planning authority for area where land is in lieu of by another authority.) Commons October 9, 1944

2 speeches — Bomb Damage Repairs, London. Written Answers October 12, 1944

Poultry Feeding-stuffs (Ration Cards) Commons October 19, 1944

CLAUSE I.—(Privileges, immunities and capacities of certain international organisations and their staffs.) Commons October 20, 1944

Home Guard Commons October 24, 1944

CLAUSE I.—(Privileges, immunities and capacities of certain international organisations and their staffs.) Commons October 24, 1944

2 speeches — Petroleum Production, Great Britain Written Answers November 7, 1944

Milk Written Answers November 15, 1944

Manufactured Milk Written Answers November 15, 1944

Oatmeal Supplies, London Commons December 6, 1944

Housing Commons December 7, 1944

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