Mr Peter Thomas

July 31, 1920 -
Summary information for Mr Peter Thomas

Contributions

1965

2 speeches — UNITED NATIONS RESOLUTIONS Commons February 4, 1965

SPORTING GUNS AND AMMUNITION (SOUTH AFRICA) Commons February 16, 1965

Telford's Bridge, Conway Written Answers February 22, 1965

3 speeches — SOUTH-EAST ASIA TREATY ORGANISATION (IMMUNITIES AND PRIVILEGES) Commons April 5, 1965

3 speeches — MINISTERS OF THE CROWN TRANSFER OF FUNCTIONS) Commons April 12, 1965

YUGOSLAVIA AND CZECHOSLOVAKIA (MINISTER'S VISIT) Commons May 3, 1965

NUCLEAR WEAPONS Commons May 3, 1965

DISARMAMENT Commons May 3, 1965

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC (BRITISH SUBJECTS) Commons May 3, 1965

Flood Relief Commons May 6, 1965

Industrial Chest Diseases Written Answers May 24, 1965

EUROPEAN FREE TRADE ASSOCIATION AND COMMON MARKET Commons June 1, 1965

CAMBODIA AND VIETNAM Commons June 3, 1965

3 speeches — GREAT BRITAIN (RELATIONS WITH EUROPE) Commons June 4, 1965

DISARMAMENT Commons June 17, 1965

GENOCIDE CONVENTION Commons June 21, 1965

CHINA (UNITED NATIONS REPRESENTATION) Commons June 21, 1965

DISARMAMENT Commons June 21, 1965

POLAND, CZECHOSLOVAKIA AND EAST GERMANY (FRONTIERS) Commons June 21, 1965

UNITED NATIONS PEACE-KEEPING COMMITTEE Commons June 21, 1965

UNITED NATIONS (FINANCES AND PEACE-KEEPING ARRANGEMENTS) Commons June 21, 1965

SALE OF ARMS Commons July 13, 1965

VIETNAM (PARLIAMENTARY SECRETARY'S VISIT TO HANOI) Commons July 15, 1965

FOREIGN AFFAIRS Commons July 19, 1965

8 speeches — FOREIGN AFFAIRS Commons July 20, 1965

ARMS (OVERSEAS SALE) Commons July 27, 1965

Charter Commons August 2, 1965

DISARMAMENT Commons August 2, 1965

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons October 28, 1965

2 speeches — WALES Commons November 4, 1965

SOUTHERN RHODESIA BILL Commons November 15, 1965

COUNTY COURTS JURISDICTION Commons December 7, 1965

DIVORCE LAW Commons December 15, 1965

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