Mr Norman Wylie
October 26, 1923 - 2005Summary information for Mr Norman Wylie
Contributions
1971
12 speeches — DIVORCE (SCOTLAND) BILL Commons January 22, 1971
IBROX FOOTBALL GROUND ACCIDENT (COURT OF INQUIRY) Written Answers February 4, 1971
DRUGS (ALLEGATIONS) Written Answers February 24, 1971
LORD ADVOCATE'S DEPARTMENT (SALARIES) Written Answers February 24, 1971
SCOTTISH COURTS OF INQUIRY (PROCEDURE) Written Answers February 24, 1971
Lord Advocate (Sheriff Courts) Written Answers March 17, 1971
TRADE DESCRIPTIONS ACT (COMPLAINTS) Written Answers March 24, 1971
THE LITTLE RED SCHOOL-BOOK Written Answers April 5, 1971
SCOTS LAW Written Answers April 7, 1971
2 speeches — RE-ENACTMENT WITH MODIFICATIONS OF SECTION 3 OF THE EDUCATION (SCOTLAND) ACT 1962 Commons April 20, 1971
DETERMINATION WHETHER CONDITIONS FULFILLED TO JUSTIFY INCREASE OF RENT Commons April 21, 1971
PRICES AND CHARGES Written Answers May 5, 1971
2 speeches — OFFICES OF SHERIFF PRINCIPAL AND SHERIFF Commons May 19, 1971
FUNCTIONS OF SECRETARY OF STATE WITH RESPECT TO NUMBER, RESIDENCE AND PLACE OF DUTIES OF SHERIFFS Commons May 19, 1971
2 speeches — APPEAL IN SUMMARY CAUSES Commons May 19, 1971
2 speeches — POWER OF HER MAJESTY TO RAISE LIMIT TO PRIVATIVE JURISDICTION OF SHERIFF COURT, ETC. Commons May 19, 1971
COLIN TEMPLE Commons May 28, 1971
2 speeches — RECOMMENDATIONS BY COURT FOR DEPORTATION Commons June 16, 1971
CRIMINAL APPEAL (SCOTLAND) ACT, 1926 Written Answers July 14, 1971
PROCEDURE IN SUMMARY CAUSES Commons July 26, 1971
REMITS Commons July 26, 1971
UPPER CLYDE SHIPBUILDERS LIMITED Written Answers August 2, 1971
8 speeches — INDUSTRIAL COURT Commons November 23, 1971
CAPITAL OFFENCES Written Answers November 24, 1971
EXPLOSION (CLARKSTON) Written Answers November 26, 1971
6 speeches — ISLAND OF ROCKALL BILL [Lords] Commons December 21, 1971
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