Mr Robin Maxwell-Hyslop

June 6, 1931 -
Summary information for Mr Robin Maxwell-Hyslop

Contributions

1962

AGRICULTURAL AND FORESTRY ASSOCIATIONS (TRADING AGREEMENTS) BILL Commons January 26, 1962

2 speeches — Rock Commons February 5, 1962

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons February 22, 1962

DEFENCE Commons March 5, 1962

WEST CORNWALL (STORM DAMAGE) Commons March 8, 1962

9 speeches — VOTE A. NUMBER FOR AIR FORCE SERVICE Commons March 12, 1962

4 speeches — AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY Commons March 22, 1962

Riot (Damages) Act, 1886 Commons April 19, 1962

3 speeches — Riot Damage Commons April 19, 1962

Cost of Living Written Answers May 1, 1962

3 speeches — HOUSING, ENGLAND AND WALES Commons May 2, 1962

4 speeches — PIPE-LINES BILL [Lords] Commons May 9, 1962

2 speeches — RURAL TRANSPORT Commons May 11, 1962

4 speeches — AGRICULTURE (FERTILISERS) Commons May 14, 1962

Land for Buildings and Roads Written Answers May 16, 1962

Space Research Written Answers May 28, 1962

Branch Line Closures Commons June 6, 1962

BRITISH ARMY OF THE RHINE Commons July 5, 1962

2 speeches — Freighter Aircraft Commons July 9, 1962

2 speeches — Permanent Secretary (Qualifications) Commons July 9, 1962

7 speeches — AVIATION Commons July 18, 1962

SMALL FARMER SCHEME Commons July 19, 1962

2 speeches — Dental Health (Iced Lollies) Commons July 30, 1962

5 speeches — AIR CORPORATIONS BILL Commons November 6, 1962

PENSIONS (INCREASE) BILL Commons November 9, 1962

3 speeches — FOREIGN COMPENSATION BILL Commons November 13, 1962

AGRICULTURE (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) BILL Commons November 21, 1962

SUPERSONIC AIRLINER (AGREEMENT WITH FRANCE) Commons November 29, 1962

EGYPT (COMPENSATION PAYMENTS) Commons December 11, 1962

EGYPT (COMPENSATION PAYMENTS) Written Answers December 12, 1962

Trade with Roumania (Talks) Commons December 13, 1962

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