Mr Norman Wylie

October 26, 1923 - 2005
Summary information for Mr Norman Wylie

Contributions

1967

Loch Lomond Water Board Order (Legal Representation) Written Answers February 28, 1967

2 speeches — SCOTLAND (LOCAL GOVERNMENT PAY AWARD) Commons March 2, 1967

4 speeches — Clause 6.—(PENALTIES AND LEGAL PROCEEDINGS.) Commons April 5, 1967

4 speeches — Clause 10.—(MAJORITY VERDICTS OF JURIES IN CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS.) Commons April 27, 1967

Firing Range, Castlelaw Written Answers May 3, 1967

Valuation System Commons May 10, 1967

2 speeches — Regional Employment Premium Commons May 10, 1967

INVESTMENT GRANTS Commons June 14, 1967

Commonwealth Games, Edinburgh Written Answers July 3, 1967

2 speeches — Clause 1.—(MEDICAL TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY.) Commons July 13, 1967

5 speeches — Clause 4.—(CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTION TO OPERATION.) Commons July 13, 1967

2 speeches — New Clause No. 30.—(AMENDMENT OF COMPANIES (FLOATING CHARGES) (SCOTLAND) ACT 1961.) Commons July 19, 1967

Sheriff Courts Written Answers July 21, 1967

New Clause "B".—(POWER OF REGIONAL WATER BOARDS AND WATER DEVELOPMENT BOARDS TO PROMOTE OR OPPOSE PRIVATE LEGISLATION). Commons July 24, 1967

New Clause "C".—(CONSULTATION WITH AUTHORITIES IN ENGLAND.) Commons July 24, 1967

Clause 33.—(SHORT TITLE AND EXTENT.) Commons July 24, 1967

2 speeches — New Clause "L".—(COMPUTATION OF SENTENCES OF IMPRISONMENT PASSED IN ENGLAND AND WALES.) Commons July 26, 1967

Clause 71.—(AMENDMENT OF ENACTMENTS RELATING TO FIREARMS.) Commons July 26, 1967

Marriages (Young Persons) Written Answers July 28, 1967

DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS Commons October 31, 1967

5 speeches — ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE BILL Commons November 23, 1967

Criminal Convictions Written Answers November 27, 1967

Prevention of Crime Act, 1953 (Police Powers) Written Answers December 6, 1967

2 speeches — ADJOURNMENT (CHRISTMAS) Commons December 19, 1967

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