Mr Reginald Croom-Johnson

1879 - December 29, 1957
Summary information for Mr Reginald Croom-Johnson

Contributions

1932

ROAD SERVICE LICENCES. Written Answers February 10, 1932

CHILDREN AND YOUNG PERSONS BILL. Commons February 12, 1932

POSTAGE RATES, UNITED STATES. Written Answers February 19, 1932

IMPORT DUTIES BILL. Written Answers February 22, 1932

CLAUSE 5.—(Provisions for securing payment of quota payments in respect of imported flour, and pre-entry of export flour.) Commons March 17, 1932

CLAUSE 9.—(Provisions as to administrative expenses.) Commons March 17, 1932

CLAUSE 5.—(Provisions for securing payment of quota payments in respect of imported flour, and pre-entry of export flour.) Commons April 6, 1932

YOUNG OFFENDERS. Written Answers April 11, 1932

WAYS AND MEANS. Commons April 27, 1932

NAVAL AND MILITARY PENSIONS AND GRANTS. Written Answers May 2, 1932

2 speeches — CHILDREN AND YOUNG PERSONS BILL. Commons May 12, 1932

CLAUSE 15.—(Tax in respect of voluntary Pensions.) Commons May 24, 1932

NEW CLAUSE.—(Rate of estate duty where rebate includes insurance moneys.) Commons May 26, 1932

CLAUSE 15.—(Amendments as to summary trial of children for indictable offences.) Commons June 30, 1932

NEW CLAUSE B.—(Power of local authority to make by-laws with respect to employment of juvenile persons.) Commons June 30, 1932

POLICE PENSIONS. Written Answers October 31, 1932

NEW CLAUSE—(No obligation not to reduce general ad valorem duty in respect of certain foreign goods nor to maintain scheduled agreements in force for fife years.) Commons November 2, 1932

HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE (OFFICIAL REFEREES). Written Answers November 14, 1932

CLASUE 1.—(Provisions with respect to the discipline and internal administration of visiting forces.) Commons November 15, 1932

CLAUSE 1.—(Appeals from decisions of official referees.) Commons November 15, 1932

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