Mr Gregor Mackenzie
November 15, 1927 - 1992Summary information for Mr Gregor Mackenzie
Contributions
1972
Paper and Board Making Written Answers January 17, 1972
Employment (Scotland) Written Answers January 17, 1972
Constant Attendance Allowance Written Answers January 18, 1972
Giro Commons January 19, 1972
Postal Charges Commons January 19, 1972
Television (Locally-Initiated Programmes) Commons January 19, 1972
Telecommunications (Investment) Commons January 19, 1972
Broadcasting Licence Evasion Commons January 19, 1972
Unemployment Written Answers January 19, 1972
Upper Clyde Shipbuilders (Fighting Fund Donations) Written Answers January 19, 1972
SCOTTISH COUNCIL, DEVELOPMENT AND INDUSTRY Written Answers January 20, 1972
Gibraltar Written Answers January 24, 1972
Party Political Broadcasts Commons February 9, 1972
Rutherglen (Health Centre) Written Answers February 11, 1972
Nurses Commons February 23, 1972
2 speeches — Deaf Children (Education) Written Answers March 13, 1972
Scottish Assembly Commons March 15, 1972
2 speeches — Education (Deaf Children) Commons March 15, 1972
Confectionery (Sugar Price) Written Answers March 21, 1972
Teachers (Special Recruitment Scheme) Written Answers March 29, 1972
Rutherglen and Cambuslang Written Answers March 29, 1972
HOUSING (FINANCIAL PROVISIONS) (SCOTLAND) BILL (ALLOCATION OF TIME) Commons April 11, 1972
New Clause 1 Commons April 11, 1972
New Clause 4 Commons April 11, 1972
New Clause 5 Commons April 11, 1972
2 speeches — Clause 2 Commons April 12, 1972
Clause 3 Commons April 12, 1972
Clause 5 Commons April 12, 1972
First-class Mail Commons April 19, 1972
Giro Commons April 19, 1972
Telephone Equipment (Contract Delays) Commons April 19, 1972
Telephone Charges Commons April 19, 1972
Rate Relief Written Answers April 26, 1972
Television Licence Fee Commons May 10, 1972
Broadcasting (Inquiry) Commons May 10, 1972
2 speeches — Value Added Tax Commons May 10, 1972
Post Office Equipment (Foreign Purchases) Commons May 10, 1972
PRICE RESTRAINT Commons May 11, 1972
2 speeches — GROUP 14—CHILDREN'S CLOTHING Commons May 16, 1972
2 speeches — STEEL INDUSTRY Commons May 23, 1972
3 speeches — HOUSE SUBJECT TO CONDITION AS TO RENT UNDER HOUSING (FINANCIAL PROVISIONS) ACT 1924. Commons June 6, 1972
Postal Finances Commons June 7, 1972
Giro Commons June 7, 1972
Outside Broadcasts (Advertising) Commons June 7, 1972
Television Reception (Wales) Commons June 7, 1972
Schedule 11 Commons June 7, 1972
2 speeches — STEEL INDUSTRY Commons June 21, 1972
EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES BILL Commons June 27, 1972
Television Dealers (Supply of Information) Commons June 28, 1972
Telephones (Waiting List) Commons June 28, 1972
Giro Commons June 28, 1972
Cable Television Commons June 28, 1972
Giro Commons July 19, 1972
BBC (Programme Content) Commons July 19, 1972
Broadcasting Services (European and Home) Commons July 19, 1972
Television Licence Fee Commons July 19, 1972
Local Relay Television Commons July 19, 1972
SCOTLAND Commons July 27, 1972
BROADCASTING (INQUIRY) Commons August 2, 1972
REDPATH DORMAN LONG LTD. (GREENWICH) Commons August 4, 1972
Hospital (Rutherglen) Written Answers August 9, 1972
Employment (Rutherglen and Cambuslang) Written Answers August 9, 1972
Steel Plants (Scotland) Written Answers August 9, 1972
Rutherglen and Cambuslang Written Answers August 9, 1972
2 speeches — FIRST DAY Commons October 31, 1972
Broadcasting (Inquiry) Commons November 8, 1972
Giro Commons November 8, 1972
Television Licences Commons November 8, 1972
6 speeches — POST OFFICE (BORROWING) BILL Commons November 10, 1972
British Broadcasting Corporation (Chairman) Commons November 29, 1972
Future of Broadcasting Commons November 29, 1972
Concessionary Television Licences Commons November 29, 1972
2 speeches — Government Offices (Dispersal) Commons November 29, 1972
Broadcasting (Advisory Committee's Report) Commons December 20, 1972
STEEL INDUSTRY (MODERNISATION) Commons December 21, 1972
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