Mr Raymond Mawby
February 6, 1922 - 1990Summary information for Mr Raymond Mawby
Contributions
1971
3 speeches — GENERAL PRINCIPLES Commons January 18, 1971
3 speeches — INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS BILL Commons January 18, 1971
5 speeches — GENERAL PRINCIPLES Commons January 19, 1971
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS BILL (ALLOCATION OF TIME) Commons January 25, 1971
2 speeches — GUIDING PRINCIPLES FOR ORGANISATIONS OF WORKERS Commons February 10, 1971
POST OFFICE (DISPUTE) Commons February 11, 1971
National Data Processing Service Commons February 15, 1971
7 speeches — INDUSTRIAL ACTION AGAINST EXTRANEOUS PARTIES Commons February 17, 1971
10 speeches — PEACEFUL PICKETING Commons February 24, 1971
Newton Abbot Employment District Written Answers March 8, 1971
SPECIAL PROVISIONS FOR APPROVAL OF CLOSED SHOP AGREEMENT Commons March 15, 1971
GUIDING PRINCIPLES FOR ORGANISATIONS OF WORKERS Commons March 23, 1971
COMPLAINT TO INDUSTRIAL COURT OF UNFAIR INDUSTRIAL PRACTICE Commons March 23, 1971
2 speeches — Staff (Night Transport) Commons March 24, 1971
9 speeches — INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS BILL Commons March 24, 1971
4 speeches — European Economic Community Commons April 20, 1971
2 speeches — Industrial Relations Bill Commons April 29, 1971
Industrial Relations Bill Written Answers April 29, 1971
Commercial Radio Commons May 12, 1971
2 speeches — ISLE OF WIGHT COUNTY COUNCIL BILL (By Order) Commons May 17, 1971
2 speeches — Oil Pollution Experiments Written Answers May 27, 1971
Morocco Written Answers June 14, 1971
ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS AS TO CONTROL ON ENTRY, ETC. Commons June 17, 1971
Prisons (South-West Region) Written Answers July 15, 1971
Prisoners (South-West Region) Written Answers July 15, 1971
3 speeches — MODEL TERMS AND CONDITIONS UNDER SECTION 5 Commons August 2, 1971
2 speeches — European Economic Community Commons December 15, 1971
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