Mr William Clark
October 18, 1917 - October 6, 2004Summary information for Mr William Clark
Contributions
1973
COUNTER-INFLATION BILL Commons January 29, 1973
BOOTLE Commons February 13, 1973
GAS INDUSTRY (DISPUTE) Commons February 14, 1973
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons February 14, 1973
IMMIGRATION RULES Commons February 21, 1973
Industrial Disputes (Benefit) Commons March 6, 1973
Value Added Tax Written Answers March 6, 1973
Members' Interests Commons March 12, 1973
5 speeches — BUDGET RESOLUTIONS AND ECONOMIC SITUATION Commons March 12, 1973
3 speeches — FINANCE BILL Commons April 2, 1973
3 speeches — DECLARATION OF BONUSES BY RESERVE PENSION BOARD Commons May 9, 1973
4 speeches — SUPPLEMENTARY PROVISIONS AS TO RESERVE SCHEME PREMIUMS Commons May 9, 1973
EXPENDITURE COMMITTEE (INQUIRY) Commons May 14, 1973
RHODESIA (SANCTIONS) Commons May 24, 1973
Executive Recruitment Service Written Answers June 12, 1973
Superannuation Consultative Committee Written Answers June 19, 1973
Land Requirements (Scotland) Commons July 3, 1973
Tax Credits (Legislation) Commons July 5, 1973
2 speeches — REPLACEMENT OF ASSETS—NON-PROFIT MAKING BODIES Commons July 10, 1973
4 speeches — SHARE OPTION AND SHARE INCENTIVE SCHEMES Commons July 10, 1973
Training Written Answers July 10, 1973
Local Authorities (Members' Interests) Commons July 11, 1973
2 speeches — SUGAR Commons October 24, 1973
7 speeches — ECONOMIC SITUATION Commons November 5, 1973
PROCLAMATION OF STATE OF EMERGENCY Commons November 13, 1973
7 speeches — STATE OF EMERGENCY Commons November 15, 1973
THE ECONOMY Commons November 19, 1973
Training Services Agency Commons November 27, 1973
3 speeches — LONDON COMMODITY MARKETS Commons November 27, 1973
Building Societies Commons November 29, 1973
GOVERNMENT POLICY (MINISTER'S SPEECH) Commons December 4, 1973
INDUSTRIAL AND POLITICAL AFFAIRS (PRIME MINISTER'S SPEECH) Commons December 13, 1973
Conclusion Commons December 17, 1973
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