Mr James McInnes
May 17, 1901 - April 14, 1974Summary information for Mr James McInnes
Contributions
1955
Industrial Development (Land) Commons February 1, 1955
4 speeches — New Town, Cumbernauld Commons February 1, 1955
2 speeches — Repairs and Rents Act Commons February 1, 1955
6 speeches — SCOTTISH AFFAIRS (ROYAL COMMISSION'S REPORT) Commons February 1, 1955
National Health Service, Scotland Commons February 16, 1955
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PERSONS (HARMFUL PUBLICATIONS) BILL Commons February 22, 1955
2 speeches — Housing Written Answers February 23, 1955
3 speeches — Clause 1.—(GOVERNMENT CONTRIBUTIONS UNDER RURAL WATER SUPPLIES AND SEWERAGE ACT, 1944.) Commons March 7, 1955
2 speeches — Clause 2.—(LIMIT OF COMMITMENTS BY PUBLIC WORKS LOAN COMMISSIONERS.) Commons March 7, 1955
Cumbernauld Commons March 15, 1955
2 speeches — Building Rate Commons March 15, 1955
COAL-GAS POISONING (SAFETY COMMITTEE) Written Answers March 17, 1955
Clause 16.—(AMENDMENT OF S. 94 OF HOUSING (SCOTLAND) ACT, 1950.) Commons March 30, 1955
Duke Street Prison, Glasgow Written Answers April 6, 1955
Clyde Valley Overspill (New Town) Written Answers April 6, 1955
Duke Street Prison, Glasgow Commons June 21, 1955
3 speeches — Local Authority Tenders (Price Rings) Commons June 21, 1955
2 speeches — Cumbernauld New Town Commons June 21, 1955
2 speeches — Fishing Industry (Assistance) Written Answers June 22, 1955
Power Station, Altnabreac (Peat-burning Turbines) Written Answers June 22, 1955
Renfrew Airport (Development Scheme) Written Answers June 27, 1955
2 speeches — SCHOOL MILK, SCOTLAND Commons July 4, 1955
10 speeches — INDUSTRY AND EMPLOYMENT, SCOTLAND Commons July 14, 1955
2 speeches — Town Development (Legislation) Commons November 1, 1955
2 speeches — Cumbernauld (Industrial Development) Commons November 1, 1955
4 speeches — Schedule Commons November 24, 1955
2 speeches — Hospital Furniture and Equipment (Expenditure) Written Answers November 29, 1955
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