Mr Frederic Bennett
December 2, 1918 - September 14, 2002Summary information for Mr Frederic Bennett
Contributions
1972
BANGLADESH Commons February 4, 1972
Rhodesia Commons February 14, 1972
7 speeches — EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES BILL Commons February 17, 1972
EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY Commons February 24, 1972
COMPLAINT OF PRIVILEGE Commons February 24, 1972
RHODESIA (ALL-PARTY DELEGATION) Commons March 2, 1972
5 speeches — FUEL AND POWER INDUSTRIES Commons March 10, 1972
9 speeches — LOCAL GOVERNMENT Commons March 17, 1972
2 speeches — Power Stations Commons March 20, 1972
Picketing Written Answers April 11, 1972
Value-added Tax Commons April 12, 1972
EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY Commons April 18, 1972
EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES BILL Commons April 18, 1972
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons April 27, 1972
2 speeches — Picketing Commons May 2, 1972
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons June 15, 1972
RHODESIA Commons June 15, 1972
Security Incidents Written Answers June 15, 1972
India and Pakistan (Arms) Written Answers June 19, 1972
Exchange Control (Scheduled Territories) Written Answers July 25, 1972
Security Incidents Written Answers July 31, 1972
Frontier Controls Written Answers August 7, 1972
SOUTHERN RHODESIA Commons November 9, 1972
Anglo-Australian Relations Commons November 20, 1972
South Africa (Ambassador) Commons November 20, 1972
IMMIGRATION RULES Commons November 22, 1972
2 speeches — PRESIDENT NIXON Commons November 30, 1972
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons November 30, 1972
TERRORIST ORGANISATIONS (UNITED KINGDOM ACTIVITIES) Commons December 7, 1972
Bangladesh Commons December 11, 1972
2 speeches — Casualties and Damage Commons December 14, 1972
17 speeches — INDUSTRY (TRADE UNIONS ROLE) Commons December 18, 1972
Gibraltarians (Immigration) Written Answers December 18, 1972
Gibraltar Written Answers December 18, 1972
Broadcasting Reception (West Country) Written Answers December 21, 1972
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