Mr Michael Hutchison

February 26, 1914 - 1993
Summary information for Mr Michael Hutchison

Contributions

1958

2 speeches — OVERSEAS SERVICE BILL Commons January 21, 1958

Wheat Imports Written Answers February 4, 1958

Civil Service (Salaries and Conditions of Service) Written Answers February 13, 1958

Air Mail (Charges) Written Answers February 13, 1958

NEW £5 NOTE (DESIGN) Commons February 24, 1958

Mexico Written Answers March 6, 1958

2 speeches — Commonwealth Trade Commons March 11, 1958

Abyan Board (Accounts) Written Answers March 25, 1958

(ALLOCATION OF TIME) Commons March 31, 1958

University Students (Grants) Written Answers April 3, 1958

Clause 7.—(RATEABLE VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL AND FREIGHT TRANSPORT LANDS AND HERITAGES.) Commons May 14, 1958

Clause 11.—(RESTRICTION OF POWER OF LOCAL AUTHORITIES TO BORROW.) Commons May 14, 1958

4 speeches — Fifth Schedule.—(REPEALS.) Commons May 15, 1958

Clause 1.—(QUALIFICATION FOR ADMIS SION AS SOLICITOR.) Commons May 16, 1958

New Clause.—(ENROLMENT OF NOTARIES PUBLIC.) Commons May 16, 1958

3 speeches — Second Schedule Commons May 16, 1958

Housing (Rents) Written Answers May 20, 1958

Bank Employees (Negotiating Machinery) Written Answers June 30, 1958

Edinburgh Written Answers July 1, 1958

Edinburgh Written Answers July 1, 1958

Infantry Brigade Depots Written Answers July 9, 1958

SCOTLAND (INDUSTRY AND EMPLOYMENT) Commons July 10, 1958

Official Archives Written Answers July 16, 1958

4 speeches — EDUCATION IN SCOTLAND Commons July 24, 1958

Clause 24.—(PROVISIONAL ADOPTION BY PERSONS DOMICILED OUTSIDE GREAT BRITAIN.) Commons July 25, 1958

Supply of Imported Timber (Report) Written Answers July 31, 1958

Forces Overseas (Air Mail Parcels) Written Answers November 10, 1958

2 speeches — HOUSE PURCHASE AND HOUSING BILL Commons December 15, 1958

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