Mr John Mackintosh
August 24, 1929 - July 30, 1978Summary information for Mr John Mackintosh
Contributions
1971
MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE (FUNCTIONS) Commons January 18, 1971
SCOTLAND (AGRICULTURAL SERVICES) Commons January 19, 1971
5 speeches — EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY Commons January 20, 1971
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons January 21, 1971
Musselburgh and Tranent By-passes Commons February 3, 1971
Pea Growing Commons February 3, 1971
SCOTTISH AFFAIRS Commons February 3, 1971
EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY Commons February 4, 1971
PUBLIC EXPENDITURE (WHITE PAPER) Commons February 22, 1971
2 speeches — Housing Commons February 24, 1971
3 speeches — Regional Employment Premium Commons February 24, 1971
Housing Finance Commons February 24, 1971
2 speeches — Housing Starts Written Answers March 30, 1971
2 speeches — Local Authority Rents Written Answers March 30, 1971
Housing (Overcrowding) Written Answers March 30, 1971
Housing Standards Written Answers March 30, 1971
Housing Lists Written Answers March 30, 1971
NORTHERN IRELAND Commons April 6, 1971
EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY Commons May 17, 1971
EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY Commons June 24, 1971
Employment Commons July 14, 1971
EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY Commons July 14, 1971
12 speeches — UNITED KINGDOM AND EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES Commons July 21, 1971
3 speeches — NORTHERN IRELAND Commons September 22, 1971
7 speeches — SCOTLAND (EMPLOYMENT) Commons September 23, 1971
EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES Commons October 27, 1971
UNEMPLOYMENT Commons November 9, 1971
4 speeches — EDUCATION Commons November 18, 1971
Net Incomes Written Answers November 19, 1971
2 speeches — SUGAR BEET, SCOTLAND Commons November 24, 1971
Means-Tested Benefits Written Answers November 25, 1971
EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY Commons December 1, 1971
Net Incomes Written Answers December 8, 1971
Family Income Supplement Written Answers December 10, 1971
Benefits and Refunds Written Answers December 10, 1971
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