Mr William Spens
1885 - November 15, 1973Summary information for Mr William Spens
Contributions
1936
2 speeches — AGRICULTURAL MARKETING ACTS. Commons February 25, 1936
3 speeches — CLAUSE 21.—(Interpretation.) Commons March 31, 1936
CLAUSE 4.—(Power of Treasury to guarantee debentures of Corporation.) Commons April 2, 1936
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE ACT, 1985. Commons April 8, 1936
LAND REGISTRATION BILL. Commons May 11, 1936
TITHE BILL. Commons May 13, 1936
TITHE [MONEY]. Commons May 19, 1936
3 speeches — TITHE [MONEY]. Commons May 22, 1936
2 speeches — CLAUSE 16. —(Provisions for preventing avoidance of Income Tax by trans actions resulting in the transfer of income to persons abroad.) Commons June 15, 1936
CLAUSE 18.—(Amendments of 12 and 13 Geo. 5, c. 17, s. 21, as respects invest ment companies.) Commons June 15, 1936
12 speeches — CLAUSE 19.—(Provisions as to income settled on children.) Commons June 15, 1936
2 speeches — CLAUSE 22.—(Modification of exemption from estate duty on property situate abroad.) Commons June 16, 1936
NEW CLAUSE.—(Fatal flying accidents in peace time.) Commons June 17, 1936
2 speeches — SECOND SCHEDULE.—(Supplementary pro visions as to prevention of avoidance of income Tax by transactions re sulting in the transfer of income to persons abroad.) Commons June 17, 1936
SUPPLY. Commons June 22, 1936
CLAUSE 16.—(Recovery of Annuities from owners of land.) Commons June 26, 1936
CLAUSE 43.—(Evidence of entries in annuities register and map.) Commons June 26, 1936
TITHE BILL. Commons June 29, 1936
8 speeches — FINANCE BILL. Commons July 1, 1936
6 speeches — MALNUTRITION. Commons July 8, 1936
CLAUSE 3.—(Short title, commencement and repeal.) Commons July 13, 1936
FEDERAL COURT. Written Answers July 30, 1936
3 speeches — PUBLIC ORDER BILL. Commons November 16, 1936
4 speeches — MARRIAGE BILL. Commons November 20, 1936
2 speeches — PUBLIC ORDER BILL. Commons November 23, 1936
CLAUSE 2.—(Prohibition of quasi-military organisations.) Commons November 23, 1936
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