Mr John Ryman

November 7, 1930 -
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Contributions

1975

Hong Kong (Police Officers) Written Answers January 23, 1975

POULSON CASE Written Answers January 30, 1975

MR. RICHARD CROSSMAN'S MEMOIRS Written Answers February 3, 1975

Prisoners Written Answers March 3, 1975

Race Relations Written Answers March 6, 1975

Telephone Cables (Prices) Written Answers March 10, 1975

DEFAMATION Written Answers April 15, 1975

MOTORING OFFENCES (SENTENCES) Written Answers April 15, 1975

6 speeches — BUDGET RESOLUTIONS AND ECONOMIC SITUATION Commons April 17, 1975

CONTRACT AND TORT Written Answers April 17, 1975

14 speeches — COSTS OR EXPENSES RECOVERABLE BY LITIGANTS IN PERSON Commons April 25, 1975

NEIGHBOURHOOD LAW CENTRES Written Answers April 30, 1975

Criminal Law Reform Written Answers May 15, 1975

9 speeches — CHARGE OF INCOME TAX FOR 1975–76 Commons May 20, 1975

CORPORATION TAX: OTHER RATES AND FRACTIONS Commons May 20, 1975

ALTERATION OF PERSONAL RELIEFS Commons May 20, 1975

Value Added Tax Written Answers May 20, 1975

MR. RICHARD CROSSMAN'S MEMOIRS Written Answers June 18, 1975

6 speeches — EASTBOURNE HARBOUR BILL [Lords] (By Order) Commons June 30, 1975

Ambassadorial Costs Written Answers July 4, 1975

Law of Rape (Advisory Committee) Written Answers July 8, 1975

Government Hospitality Fund Written Answers July 9, 1975

Race Relations Written Answers July 10, 1975

Ambassadorial Costs Written Answers July 14, 1975

2 speeches — NEW RIGHT OF BOARD TO WITHDRAW SUPPORT TO ENABLE COAL TO BE WORKED. Commons July 15, 1975

Ministerial Cars Written Answers July 15, 1975

VAT: HIGHER RATE Commons July 17, 1975

Companies (Inspection) Written Answers July 28, 1975

Legal Aid Written Answers July 30, 1975

Angola (Refugees) Written Answers August 1, 1975

PROSECUTIONS (COUNSEL'S FEES) Written Answers August 7, 1975

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