Mr Percy Daines
November 29, 1902 - March 3, 1957Summary information for Mr Percy Daines
Contributions
1950
DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS Commons March 8, 1950
Alleged Losses in Post (Inquiry) Commons March 29, 1950
Clause 1.—(GRANT FOR DEVELOPMENT OF POSTAL, TELEGRAPHIC AND TELEPHONIC SYSTEMS.) Commons March 31, 1950
5 speeches — GENERAL ELECTION ARRANGEMENTS Commons March 31, 1950
4 speeches — NATIONAL INSURANCE CLAIMS Commons April 4, 1950
2 speeches — DENTAL FEES (REDUCTION) Commons May 15, 1950
WHITE FISH INDUSTRY Commons May 18, 1950
Clause 15.—(INTERPRETATION.) Commons May 23, 1950
17 speeches — RESALE PRICE MAINTENANCE Commons June 16, 1950
New Clause.—(EXPORT ALLOWANCE.) Commons June 22, 1950
WHITE FISH INDUSTRY (GOVERNMENTS PROPOSALS) Commons July 4, 1950
11 speeches — HOUSE OF COMMONS KITCHEN COMMITTEE Commons July 7, 1950
WAR DAMAGE (LATE CLAIMS) Commons July 11, 1950
NATIONAL COAL BOARD Commons July 13, 1950
7 speeches — TOMATO AND CUCUMBER MARKETING SCHEME Commons July 20, 1950
FOWL PEST Commons July 21, 1950
DEFENCE Commons July 26, 1950
4 speeches — DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS Commons October 31, 1950
GOVERNMENT CONTROLS Commons November 7, 1950
2 speeches — TEACHING PROFESSION (COMMUNIST ACTIVITIES) Commons November 8, 1950
6 speeches — RESTORATION OF PRE-WAR TRADE PRACTICES BILL Commons November 10, 1950
SPECTACLES (SUPPLY) Commons November 14, 1950
2 speeches — CONGRESS, SHEFFIELD (ADMISSION OF FOREIGNERS) Commons November 14, 1950
5 speeches — ST. PAUL'S CRAY ESTATE (DOCTORS) Commons November 16, 1950
3 speeches — TELEPHONE SERVICE Commons November 22, 1950
8 speeches — MEAT RATIONING Commons November 28, 1950
2 speeches — FIRST DAY'S DEBATE Commons November 29, 1950
2 speeches — HILL FARMING BILL Commons December 1, 1950
6 speeches — COST OF LIVING (INDEX) Commons December 8, 1950
POOL BETTING (ACCOUNTS) BILL Commons December 8, 1950
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