Mr John Hunt

October 27, 1929 -
Summary information for Mr John Hunt

Contributions

1967

Local Government Officers Written Answers February 7, 1967

3 speeches — LINER TRAINS Commons February 14, 1967

2 speeches — Building Industry (Representations) Commons March 6, 1967

2 speeches — Construction Industry (Manpower) Commons March 6, 1967

Motor Cycles (Hire Purchase Restrictions) Written Answers April 18, 1967

2 speeches — Patent Office Commons April 26, 1967

2 speeches — Race Relations Commons April 27, 1967

2 speeches — Rhodesia Commons May 2, 1967

2 speeches — South-East Metropolitan Regional Board Commons May 8, 1967

2 speeches — Golden Jubilee Stop Accidents Year Commons June 1, 1967

South-East Metropolitan Hospital Board Allocations) Written Answers June 5, 1967

Local Authority Lending Written Answers June 20, 1967

2 speeches — Unit Beat Policing Commons June 22, 1967

2 speeches — Carnival Processions Commons June 22, 1967

4 speeches — Hospital Management Committees (South-East Region) Commons July 3, 1967

2 speeches — Racial Discrimination Commons July 10, 1967

2 speeches — Foreign Travel Allowance Commons July 18, 1967

Caribbean Commonwealth Countries (London Consultations) Written Answers July 25, 1967

2 speeches — Temperate Foods (Consumer Demand) Commons July 26, 1967

2 speeches — Secondary Reorganisation (Bromley) Commons July 27, 1967

2 speeches — School Meals Commons July 27, 1967

Coloured immigrants Written Answers July 28, 1967

Cost of Labour Government Commons November 15, 1967

2 speeches — South-East Economic Planning Council Commons November 16, 1967

2 speeches — Supplementary Assistance Claims (Interviews) Commons December 4, 1967

MAURITIUS INDEPENDENCE BDLL Commons December 14, 1967

2 speeches — Bank Employees (Union Representation) Commons December 18, 1967

Overseas Civil Servants (Salaries and Allowances) Commons December 21, 1967

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