Mr John Robertson
February 3, 1913 - 1987Summary information for Mr John Robertson
Contributions
1964
SCOTLAND (BUILDING STANDARDS) Commons February 10, 1964
4 speeches — Iron and Steel Industry Commons February 13, 1964
Scotland Commons March 16, 1964
TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE IN INDUSTRY (REDUNDANCY) Commons March 16, 1964
Paisley College of Technology Written Answers March 18, 1964
2 speeches — Maternity Beds, Paisley Written Answers April 17, 1964
Construction Industry, Scotland (Training and Recruitment) Written Answers April 20, 1964
2 speeches — Earnings Rule Commons April 27, 1964
2 speeches — Industrial Building Commons April 30, 1964
2 speeches — Marine Nuclear Propulsion (Report) Commons May 14, 1964
New Clause.—(REPRESENTATIONS WITH RESPECT TO GOODS.) Commons May 14, 1964
2 speeches — Smokeless Fuels Commons June 11, 1964
2 speeches — HOSPITAL SERVICE Commons June 11, 1964
New Clause.—(HIRER'S LIABILITY ON TERMINATION BY OWNER.) Commons June 24, 1964
2 speeches — Clause 1.—(EXTENSION OF APPLICATION OF HIRE-PURCHASE ACT 1938.) Commons June 24, 1964
Clause 20.—(PROVISIONS AS TO GUARANTEES AND INDEMNITIES.) Commons June 24, 1964
10 speeches — Clause 25.—(EXTENSION OF PRINCIPAL ACT TO SCOTLAND.) Commons June 24, 1964
2 speeches — Schedule 2.— (EXTENSION OF HIRE-PURCHASE ACT 1938 TO SCOTLAND.) Commons June 24, 1964
2 speeches — Maternity Services, Paisley Written Answers June 24, 1964
Technical Colleges (Students) Written Answers June 29, 1964
2 speeches — Hospital Accommodation Written Answers July 1, 1964
2 speeches — Paisley and District Hospitals (Maternity Beds) Written Answers July 8, 1964
Scientific Civil Service Written Answers July 15, 1964
Scottish Office (Economists) Written Answers July 15, 1964
2 speeches — STATUTE LAW REVISION (SCOTLAND) BILL [Lords] Commons July 22, 1964
2 speeches — Paisley Medical Officer (Reports) Written Answers July 22, 1964
DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS [FOURTH DAY] Commons November 6, 1964
Malt and Grain Spirits Written Answers November 26, 1964
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