Mr Peter Mahon
May 4, 1909 - 1980Summary information for Mr Peter Mahon
Contributions
1969
10 speeches — SUNDAY ENTERTAINMENTS BILL Commons February 28, 1969
EARNINGS-RELATED SOCIAL SECURITY Commons March 6, 1969
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PERSONS BILL Commons March 11, 1969
NIGERIA Commons March 13, 1969
NIGERIA Commons March 13, 1969
2 speeches — HOME OWNERSHIP Commons March 19, 1969
5 speeches — DECREE TO BE REFUSED IN CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES Commons April 25, 1969
5 speeches — DECEPTION Commons April 25, 1969
5 speeches — OFFENCES UNDER AUCTIONS (BIDDING AGREEMENTS) ACT, 1927, TO BE INDICTABLE AS WELL AS TRIABLE SUMMARILY, AND EXTENSION OF TIME FOR BRINGING SUMMARY PROCEEDINGS Commons May 2, 1969
DECEPTION Commons May 2, 1969
5 speeches — VOLUNTARY RESTRICTION OF DIVORCE Commons May 2, 1969
5 speeches — SHORT TITLE Commons May 9, 1969
2 speeches — DIVORCE REFORM BILL Commons May 9, 1969
SHORT TITLE, COMMENCEMENT AND EXTENT Commons May 16, 1969
2 speeches — CARE PROCEEDINGS IN JUVENILE COURTS Commons June 9, 1969
FURTHER SUPPLEMENTARY PROVISIONS RELATING TO S. 1(2)(e) Commons June 9, 1969
PROHIBITION OF CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS FOR OFFENCES BY CHILDREN Commons June 9, 1969
3 speeches — ALTERATIONS IN TREATMENT OF YOUNG OFFENDERS ETC. Commons June 9, 1969
DIVORCE REFORM BILL (PROCEDURE) Commons June 12, 1969
3 speeches — PROOF OF BREAKDOWN Commons June 12, 1969
4 speeches — FINANCIAL PROTECTION FOR RESPONDENT IN CERTAIN CASES Commons June 12, 1969
Police Information (Crime) Written Answers June 16, 1969
Police Discipline Charges Written Answers June 17, 1969
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS Commons July 3, 1969
4 speeches — NIGERIA Commons July 10, 1969
New Parliamentary Building (Design) Written Answers July 16, 1969
3 speeches — NORTHERN IRELAND Commons October 13, 1969
5 speeches — POLICE BILL Commons November 17, 1969
2 speeches — FOREIGN AFFAIRS Commons December 9, 1969
Food Store, St. James Shopping Centre, Preston (Collapse) Written Answers December 9, 1969
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