Mr Norman Pannell

April 17, 1901 - March 8, 1976
Summary information for Mr Norman Pannell

Contributions

1958

2 speeches — OVERSEAS RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT BILL Commons January 28, 1958

4 speeches — Clause 1.—(APPOINTMENT OF OFFICERS AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC SERVICE OVERSEAS.) Commons January 29, 1958

Vote 2. Victualling and Clothing for the Navy Commons March 13, 1958

New Clause.—(GUIDANCE ON SYSTEM OF CHARGES.) Commons April 18, 1958

9 speeches — Clause 21.—(RESTRICTION ON SALE AND SUPPLY OF OPTICAL APPLIANCES.) Commons April 18, 1958

2 speeches — Small Coal Commons April 28, 1958

COMMONWEALTH COUNTRIES (FINANCIAL AND ECONOMIC CO-OPERATION) Commons April 28, 1958

COMMONWEALTH COUNTRIES (BRITISH NATIONALS) Written Answers May 2, 1958

British Nationals (Immigration Restrictions) Written Answers May 6, 1958

Constitution (Report) Commons May 15, 1958

2 speeches — Constituency Delimitation Commission (Report) Commons May 15, 1958

2 speeches — Groundnuts Commons May 15, 1958

Rent Act, 1957 Written Answers June 17, 1958

2 speeches — London Dock Strike Commons June 26, 1958

Rent Act, 1957 Written Answers July 1, 1958

4 speeches — London Dock Strike Commons July 2, 1958

Control Orders (Revocation) Commons July 7, 1958

MANCHESTER CORPORATION BILL (By Order) Commons July 9, 1958

Department of Criminal Science, Cambridge (Grant) Written Answers July 10, 1958

2 speeches — Commonwealth and Colonial Immigrants Commons July 17, 1958

Widows Written Answers July 21, 1958

11 speeches — MANCHESTER CORPORATION BILL (By Order) Commons July 23, 1958

Telex Service Written Answers July 23, 1958

2 speeches — Crimes of Violence Commons July 24, 1958

Widows Written Answers July 28, 1958

Admiralty Arch Commons November 11, 1958

2 speeches — Leprosy Written Answers November 21, 1958

Leprosy Written Answers November 26, 1958

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