Mr John Corrie

July 29, 1935 -
Summary information for Mr John Corrie

Contributions

1975

ACQUISITION OF LAND FOR PURPOSES CONNECTED WITH OFFSHORE PETROLEUM Commons January 14, 1975

REINSTATEMENT OF LAND HELD UNDER ACT Commons January 14, 1975

Irvine New Town Commons January 22, 1975

Tied Cottages Commons January 22, 1975

Islands (Transport Costs) Written Answers January 22, 1975

Capital Transfer Tax (Foresty and Farming) Written Answers January 22, 1975

Housing Act 1974 Written Answers January 23, 1975

2 speeches — Capital Transfer Tax Commons February 12, 1975

Tourism Commons February 12, 1975

Cattle Subsidies Written Answers February 28, 1975

Dairy Farming Commons March 5, 1975

2 speeches — Fishing Industry Commons March 5, 1975

Pensioners Overseas (Benefit Differentials) Written Answers March 14, 1975

Forestry Commons March 20, 1975

Herring (Exports) Written Answers May 22, 1975

Shipping Services Written Answers May 23, 1975

FISHING INDUSTRY Commons June 30, 1975

Incomes and Benefits Written Answers July 1, 1975

Public Expenditure Written Answers July 21, 1975

Sickness Benefit Written Answers July 21, 1975

BUTE, ARRAN AND CUMBRAE Written Answers July 29, 1975

Road Accidents Commons July 30, 1975

Fishing Limits Commons July 30, 1975

Civil Servants (Numbers) Written Answers August 1, 1975

Rates Written Answers August 1, 1975

2 speeches — Self-employed Persons (Benefits) Commons August 5, 1975

Health Services Expenditure (Ayrshire) Written Answers October 22, 1975

Iceland (Fishing Limits) Written Answers October 29, 1975

Icelandic Fisheries Written Answers November 6, 1975

2 speeches — Regional Development Fund Written Answers November 10, 1975

Regional Development Fund Written Answers November 11, 1975

International Agricultural Development Fund Written Answers November 25, 1975

EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES (DEVELOPMENTS) Commons December 3, 1975

Salmon Fishing Written Answers December 10, 1975

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