Mr Philip Bell

January 10, 1900 - 1986
Summary information for Mr Philip Bell

Contributions

1954

ALIENS (IMMIGRATION CONTROL) Commons January 27, 1954

Forces, Korea (Air Mail Rate) Written Answers February 10, 1954

4 speeches — COTTON BILL Commons February 17, 1954

COTTON BILL Commons February 18, 1954

MINISTRY OF MATERIALS (COTTON AND RUBBER) Written Answers March 1, 1954

6 speeches — SUPREME COURT OFFICERS (PENSIONS) BILL Commons April 29, 1954

5 speeches — Clause 1.—(THE INDEPENDENT TELEVISION AUTHORITY.) Commons May 4, 1954

6 speeches — Clause 1.—(THE INDEPENDENT TELEV ISION AUTHORITY.) Commons May 5, 1954

3 speeches — Clause 1.—(THE INDEPENDENT TELE- VISION AUTHORITY.) Commons May 19, 1954

6 speeches — CLAUSE 2.—(POWERS OF AUTHORITY.) Commons May 19, 1954

13 speeches — Clause 2.—(POWERS OF AUTHORITY. Commons May 20, 1954

TELEVISION BILL Commons May 27, 1954

SUPREME COURT OFFICERS (PENSIONS) BILL Commons May 31, 1954

4 speeches — Clause 5.—(CONTRACTS FOR PROGRAMMES.) Commons June 1, 1954

Clause 6.—(GOVERNMENT CONTROL OVER AUTHORITY AS TO CERTAIN MATTERS.) Commons June 1, 1954

PETITION (MINING SUBSIDENCE) Commons June 16, 1954

Technical Teachers Written Answers June 17, 1954

2 speeches — Old-Age Pensioners (Assistance) Written Answers June 21, 1954

CRICHEL DOWN Commons July 20, 1954

Clause 3.—(GENERAL PROVISIONS AS TO PROGRAMMES AND PUBLICATIONS OF AUTHORITY.) Commons July 27, 1954

Clause 7.—(GOVERNMENT CONTROL OVER AUTHORITY AS TO CERTAIN MATTERS.) Commons July 27, 1954

5 speeches — Second Schedule.—(RULES AS TO ADVERTISEMENTS.) Commons July 27, 1954

8 speeches — CIVIL DEFENCE (ARMED FORCES) BILL [Lords] Commons October 28, 1954

TELEVISION ACT (OPERATION) Commons November 23, 1954

Teachers' Training College, Bolton Written Answers December 9, 1954

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