Mr Percy Daines
November 29, 1902 - March 3, 1957Summary information for Mr Percy Daines
Contributions
1955
MONOPOLIES Commons February 24, 1955
DEFENCE Commons March 2, 1955
3 speeches — KOREA (TREATMENT OF BRITISH PRISONERS OF WAR) Commons March 7, 1955
ACTIONS FOR ENTICEMENT Commons March 14, 1955
YALTA CONFERENCE (PUBLICATION OF DOCUMENTS) Commons March 17, 1955
TRADE ASSOCIATION COURTS (DECISIONS) Written Answers March 21, 1955
DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS Commons June 15, 1955
Clause 4.—(ASCERTAINMENT OF RATEABLE VALUE.) Commons June 28, 1955
2 speeches — Clause 5.—(RATING OF GAS BOARDS.) Commons June 28, 1955
2 speeches — Building Societies Commons July 5, 1955
BRITISH-BORN WIVES (EASTERN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES) Commons July 6, 1955
3 speeches — MONOPOLIES Commons July 13, 1955
Road Haulage Disposals Written Answers July 27, 1955
TABLE Commons October 26, 1955
2 speeches — ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL POLICY Commons October 31, 1955
10 speeches — FORMER FOREIGN OFFICE OFFICIALS (DISAPPEARANCE) Commons November 7, 1955
Mail Vans (Protection) Commons November 9, 1955
AUCTIONS (BIDDING AGREEMENTS) Commons November 14, 1955
PUBLIC SERVICES SECURITY (CONFERENCE OF PRIVY COUNCILLORS) Commons November 23, 1955
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons November 24, 1955
Tax Allowances (Publicity Lunches) Commons November 29, 1955
SECURITY (CONFERENCE OF PRIVY COUNCILLORS) Commons November 29, 1955
4 speeches — BROADCASTING (ANTICIPATION OF PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES) Commons November 30, 1955
"Alcoholics Anonymous" (Prison Visits) Commons December 1, 1955
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons December 1, 1955
2 speeches — Civil Service (Royal Commission's Report) Commons December 6, 1955
FOREIGN OFFICE (SECURITY DEPARTMENT) Commons December 6, 1955
TEACHERS (SUPERANNUATION) BILL Commons December 6, 1955
GERMAN REUNIFICATION (FOREIGN SECRETARY'S SPEECH) Commons December 8, 1955
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons December 8, 1955
Accident, East London Written Answers December 14, 1955
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