Mr James McInnes
May 17, 1901 - April 14, 1974Summary information for Mr James McInnes
Contributions
1957
15 speeches — HOUSING AND TOWN DEVELOPMENT (SCOTLAND) BILL Commons February 18, 1957
3 speeches — Clause 7.—(INCREASE OF CONTROLLED RENTS.) Commons March 26, 1957
4 speeches — RENT BILL Commons March 28, 1957
Local Government (Structure) Commons May 14, 1957
5 speeches — HOUSING AND TOWN DEVELOPMENT (SCOTLAND) BULL Commons June 5, 1957
2 speeches — New Clause A.—(RENTS OF SUBSIDISED PRIVATE HOUSES IN SCOTLAND.) Commons June 5, 1957
New Clause.—(EXEMPTION FROM EXCISE DUTY OF SCOTTISH SHALE OIL.) Commons July 2, 1957
Glasgow—Stirling Road (Improvement) Written Answers July 11, 1957
UNEMPLOYMENT STATISTICS, SCOTLAND Commons July 15, 1957
2 speeches — Local Government Finance Commons July 23, 1957
3 speeches — Litter Byelaws Commons July 23, 1957
2 speeches — Loan Charges Commons July 23, 1957
Food and Drugs Regulations Commons July 30, 1957
9 speeches — LOCAL GOVERNMENT Commons July 30, 1957
2 speeches — LOCAL GOVERNMENT (FINANCIAL LOSS ALLOWANCE) Commons July 30, 1957
Local Authority Rates (Receipts) Written Answers July 30, 1957
Overspill Agreements Written Answers October 29, 1957
9 speeches — DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS Commons November 11, 1957
2 speeches — SCIENTIFIC MANPOWER Commons November 19, 1957
2 speeches — EXPIRING LAWS CONTINUANCE BILL Commons November 21, 1957
2 speeches — PROCEDURE Commons December 4, 1957
Distribution of Industry Act, 1945 Commons December 10, 1957
2 speeches — Local Government Expenditure Commons December 10, 1957
St. Andrews University (Building Site) Commons December 17, 1957
2 speeches — Local Government Finance Commons December 17, 1957
6 speeches — LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND MISCELLANEOUS FINANCIAL PROVISIONS (SCOTLAND) BILL Commons December 17, 1957
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