Mr George Pargiter
1897 - January 16, 1982Summary information for Mr George Pargiter
Contributions
1956
GLOUCESTERSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL BILL [Lords] (By Order) Commons January 26, 1956
Clause 2.—(POWER TO ABOLISH OR REDUCE SUBSIDIES.) Commons January 31, 1956
2 speeches — Income Tax Commons February 9, 1956
4 speeches — TRANSPORT (DISPOSAL OF ROAD HAULAGE PROPERTY) BILL Commons February 9, 1956
ECONOMIC SITUATION Commons February 21, 1956
6 speeches — BRITISH TRANSPORT COMMISSION (No. 2) BILL (By Order) Commons March 13, 1956
Highway Authorities (Grants) Written Answers March 14, 1956
5 speeches — LEEDS CORPORATION BILL (By Order) Commons March 21, 1956
2 speeches — Government Departments (Staff Reductions) Commons March 22, 1956
Clause 1.—(DISPOSAL OF PROPERTY TO COMPANIES REMAINING UNDER COMMISSION'S CONTROL.) Commons April 16, 1956
4 speeches — Clause 3.—(SPECIAL PROVISIONS AS TO VEHICLES USED EXCLUSIVELY FOR PARTICULAR CONTRACTS.) Commons April 16, 1956
4 speeches — Clause 6.—(SUPERVISION AND CONTROL OF DISPOSAL OF PROPERTY, ETC.) Commons April 16, 1956
TRANSPORT CHARGES Commons May 17, 1956
5 speeches — Czechoslovakia (Gold and Debt) Commons June 12, 1956
Dawes and Young Loans Commons June 12, 1956
Clause 35.—(AMENDMENT OF NATIONAL LOANS ACT, 1939.) Commons June 18, 1956
New Clause.—(REBATES OF CUSTOMS DUTY AND EXCISE DUTY ON HYDROCARBON OILS FOR USE IN PUBLIC SERVICE VEHICLES DRIVEN BY DIESEL FUEL.) Commons June 26, 1956
Clause 1.—(ABOLITION OF DEATH PENALTY.) Commons June 28, 1956
3 speeches — FOREIGN AFFAIRS Commons July 24, 1956
2 speeches — CIVIL AVIATION Commons November 2, 1956
2 speeches — DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS Commons November 8, 1956
Clause 1.—(POWER TO MAKE PAY INCREASES RETROSPECTIVE.) Commons November 16, 1956
SOLICITORS (REMUNERATION) Commons November 26, 1956
2 speeches — Clause 1.—(INCREASE OF DUTIES.) Commons December 12, 1956
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