Mr Harold Balfour

1897 - September 20, 1988
Summary information for Mr Harold Balfour

Contributions

1971

AIR TRANSPORT FARES Lords January 26, 1971

PROCEDURE OF THE HOUSE Lords March 2, 1971

AIR FLIGHTS: BLOCK ALLOCATION OF SEATS Lords March 10, 1971

3 speeches — E.E.C.: THE COMMONWEALTH AND BRUSSELS NEGOTIATIONS Lords March 10, 1971

MEDIATOR AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEM Lords March 17, 1971

AIR SERVICES: ROUTE LICENCE TRANSFERS Lords March 25, 1971

4 speeches — THE CONCORDE AIRCRAFT Lords March 29, 1971

METEORITES BILL [H.L.] Lords March 30, 1971

RATING BILL Lords May 3, 1971

3 speeches — LONDON AIRPORT HOTEL SCHEME Lords May 4, 1971

ROLLS-ROYCE RB.211 ENGINE AND TRISTAR AIRCRAFT Lords May 10, 1971

2 speeches — E.E.C. FISHERY REGULATIONS AND UNITED KINGDOM LIMITS Lords May 12, 1971

2 speeches — THE BEIRA PATROL Lords May 27, 1971

E.E.C. NEGOTIATIONS: LUXEMBOURG MEETING Lords June 9, 1971

SHIPBUILDING INDUSTRY BILL Lords June 15, 1971

CIVIL AVIATION: EUROPEAN CONFERENCE AND FARES Lords June 17, 1971

WATER SUPPLIES Lords June 23, 1971

2 speeches — SALMON AND FRESHWATER FISHERIES: THE BLEDISLOE REPORT Lords June 30, 1971

SALMON STOCKS AND CONSERVATION Lords June 30, 1971

2 speeches — CIVIL AVIATION BILL Lords July 9, 1971

HIJACKING BILL Lords July 21, 1971

LIBYAN THREAT TO B.O.A.C. AIRLINER Lords July 23, 1971

ANGUILLA BILL Lords July 23, 1971

IMMIGRATION BILL Lords July 29, 1971

CIVIL AVIATION BILL Lords July 29, 1971

MOTOR CAR STEERING LOCKS Lords August 3, 1971

2 speeches — HOUSE OF LORDS OFFICES Lords August 4, 1971

CENTRAL LONDON: CLEANSING OF STREETS Lords October 11, 1971

B.E.A. VANGUARD CRASH Lords October 26, 1971

5 speeches — UNITED KINGDOM AND THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES Lords October 27, 1971

RHODESIA: FOREIGN SECRETARY'S VISIT Lords November 9, 1971

PROCEDURE OF THE HOUSE Lords November 23, 1971

INDIA/PAKISTAN HOSTILITIES Lords December 6, 1971

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