Mr John Cronin

March 1, 1916 - 1986
Summary information for Mr John Cronin

Contributions

1969

2 speeches — International Monetary System Commons January 28, 1969

2 speeches — Balance of Payments Commons January 28, 1969

2 speeches — Concorde Commons January 29, 1969

5 speeches — ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE BILL [Lords] Commons February 5, 1969

TATE GALLERY Commons February 20, 1969

PUBLIC EXPENDITURE 1968–69 to 1970–71 Commons February 20, 1969

ANGLO-FRENCH RELATIONS Commons February 24, 1969

3 speeches — ANGLO-FRENCH RELATIONS Commons February 25, 1969

2 speeches — Motor-Cycle Pillion Passengers (Insurance) Commons March 10, 1969

2 speeches — Motor Vehicles (Safety Belts) Commons March 10, 1969

2 speeches — DEFENCE (NAVY) ESTIMATES, 1969–70, VOTE A Commons March 10, 1969

2 speeches — Coal-Fired Generating Stations Commons March 18, 1969

2 speeches — Fluidised Bed Combustion Commons March 18, 1969

Air Fares Written Answers March 19, 1969

Military Hospital, Millbank Commons March 26, 1969

Customs and Excise (Confiscated Cigarettes) Written Answers June 30, 1969

2 speeches — Pensions Commons November 3, 1969

2 speeches — Cigarette Smoking Commons November 3, 1969

2 speeches — Wealth Taxation Commons November 4, 1969

2 speeches — Public Sector Purchasing Commons November 4, 1969

Fireworks (Accidents) Written Answers November 6, 1969

Australian Containership Trade (Consortium) Written Answers November 10, 1969

Motor Vehicles (Passenger Insurance) Written Answers November 11, 1969

European Economic Community Commons November 17, 1969

Middle East Written Answers November 17, 1969

2 speeches — Battered Baby Syndrome Commons November 24, 1969

2 speeches — Tonsillectomy Commons November 24, 1969

8 speeches — PRIVATE HEALTH INSURANCE Commons December 10, 1969

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