Mr John McGovern
1887 - February 14, 1968Summary information for Mr John McGovern
Contributions
1951
Clause 12.—(APPREHENSION OF OFFENDERS.) Commons January 24, 1951
Clause 4.—(PROHIBITION AGAINST USING EXPLOSIVE AND OTHER NOXIOUS SUBSTANCES FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF FISH.) Commons January 24, 1951
2 speeches — Clause 7.—(ILLEGAL POSSESSION OF SALMON OR TROUT.) Commons January 24, 1951
2 speeches — SEA FISH INDUSTRY BILL Commons January 25, 1951
2 speeches — (GOVERNMENT POLICY) Commons February 14, 1951
3 speeches — Clause 2.—(PROCEDURE FOR CALLING UP UNDER S. 1.) Commons March 1, 1951
2 speeches — COMPLAINT OF PRIVILEGE Commons March 14, 1951
CIVIL AVIATION Commons March 19, 1951
RAILWAY FREIGHT CHARGES (INCREASE) Commons April 9, 1951
5 speeches — MISCELLANEOUS Commons April 10, 1951
BISHOPS (RETIREMENT) MEASURE Commons April 10, 1951
KOREA (UNITED NATIONS POLICY) Commons April 11, 1951
BUDGET PROPOSALS AND ECONOMIC SURVEY Commons April 11, 1951
5 speeches — REVEREND J. G. MacMANAWAY'S INDEMNITY BILL Commons April 18, 1951
2 speeches — NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE [MONEY] Commons April 24, 1951
Flats and Houses (Sale) Written Answers April 24, 1951
HIGHLAND DEVELOPMENT Commons April 25, 1951
3 speeches — Clause 1.—(CHARGES IN RESPECT OF CERTAIN DENTAL AND OPTICAL APPLIANCES.) Commons May 2, 1951
Clause 1.—(CHARGES IN RESPECT OF CERTAIN DENTAL AND OPTICAL APPLIANCES.) Commons May 7, 1951
4 speeches — New Clause.—(DURATION OF CERTAIN PROVISIONS.) Commons May 7, 1951
Housing Written Answers May 8, 1951
3 speeches — Clause 4.—(RETIREMENT PENSIONS.) Commons May 9, 1951
2 speeches — COLONIAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Commons May 29, 1951
Clause 2.—(ENTERTAINMENTS DUTY.) Commons June 5, 1951
Ex-Police Constable Coutts Written Answers June 26, 1951
Glasgow Civilian (Death) Written Answers June 26, 1951
FOREIGN AFFAIRS Commons November 20, 1951
MINISTERS OF THE CROWN (PARLIAMENTARY UNDER SECRETARIES) BILL Commons November 29, 1951
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