Mr Michael McGuire

May 3, 1926 -
Summary information for Mr Michael McGuire

Contributions

1972

3 speeches — COAL INDUSTRY (DISPUTE) Commons January 18, 1972

Development Areas (Public Works) Commons January 25, 1972

2 speeches — NORTH-WEST INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION Commons January 25, 1972

INDUSTRIAL TRAINING Commons February 1, 1972

NORTHERN IRELAND Commons February 1, 1972

5 speeches — ELECTRICITY BILL Commons February 1, 1972

2 speeches — INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS (CODE OF PRACTICE) Commons February 2, 1972

ACCRINGTON Commons February 8, 1972

4 speeches — COAL INDUSTRY (DISPUTE) Commons February 8, 1972

FUEL SUPPLIES (DISTRIBUTION) Commons February 10, 1972

5 speeches — EMERGENCY POWERS Commons February 14, 1972

2 speeches — HOUSE OF COMMONS (LOBBYING) Commons February 29, 1972

5 speeches — COAL INDUSTRY Commons March 20, 1972

2 speeches — NORTHERN IRELAND (TEMPORARY PROVISIONS) Commons March 28, 1972

2 speeches — EXERCISE OF EXECUTIVE AND LEGISLATIVE POWERS IN N.I. Commons March 29, 1972

2 speeches — NORTHERN IRELAND (TEMPORARY PROVISIONS) BILL Commons March 29, 1972

Coal (Imports) Written Answers April 17, 1972

ZERO-RATING Commons May 15, 1972

Coal (Imports) Written Answers May 26, 1972

Hospital (Skelmersdale) Written Answers June 13, 1972

Power Stations (Commissioning Delays) Written Answers June 13, 1972

Skelmersdale Written Answers June 14, 1972

9 speeches — COUNTIES AND METROPOLITAN DISTRICTS IN ENGLAND Commons July 6, 1972

4 speeches — NORTH-WEST REGION Commons July 18, 1972

2 speeches — NORTHERN IRELAND (BORDER POLL) BILL Commons November 21, 1972

CASES IN WHICH DEATH GRANT IS PAYABLE UNDER SECTION 30 Commons November 28, 1972

2 speeches — Coal Industry Commons December 4, 1972

3 speeches — COAL INDUSTRY BILL Commons December 21, 1972

NON-METROPOLITAN DISTRICTS Commons December 21, 1972

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