Mr William Van Straubenzee
January 27, 1924 - November 2, 1999Summary information for Mr William Van Straubenzee
Contributions
1963
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons January 24, 1963
Independence Gift Written Answers February 1, 1963
Civil Defence Written Answers February 7, 1963
Building Programme, 1964–65 Written Answers February 12, 1963
Civil Defence Commons February 13, 1963
Ration Documents Written Answers February 14, 1963
Planning Application, Winnersh Written Answers February 20, 1963
Industrial Development Certificate, Winnersh Written Answers February 25, 1963
CIVIL DEFENCE Commons March 1, 1963
9 speeches — VOTE A. NUMBER FOR AIR FORCE SERVICE Commons March 7, 1963
ESTATE AGENTS BILL Commons March 22, 1963
4 speeches — SCHOOL BUILDING AND TEACHER SHORTAGE Commons March 26, 1963
2 speeches — Criminal Justice Administration Act, 1914 (Section 14) Commons April 4, 1963
Dartmoor National Park (Okehampton Range) Commons April 24, 1963
7 speeches — REMUNERATION OF TEACHERS BILL Commons April 25, 1963
2 speeches — Clause 1.—(EXTENSION OF TIME-LIMIT FOR CERTAIN ACTIONS.) Commons May 3, 1963
New Clause.—(DIVORCE ON GROUND OF SEVEN YEARS' SEPARATION.) Commons May 3, 1963
2 speeches — CIVIL DEFENCE (NURSING AND FIRST AID) Commons May 7, 1963
Automatic Exchange, Bracknell Written Answers May 7, 1963
Exchange, Crowthorne Written Answers May 7, 1963
Ascot-Bracknell Road Written Answers May 7, 1963
3 speeches — Clause 1.—(POWER TO MAKE ORDERS AS TO REMUNERATION.) Commons May 27, 1963
Aircraft Take Off (Slush) Written Answers May 29, 1963
2 speeches — New Clause.—(PERSONAL RELIEF FOR DONATIONS TO CHURCHES AND CHARITIES) Commons May 30, 1963
4 speeches — HIGHER EDUCATION Commons July 17, 1963
Amateur Sport (International Events) Written Answers November 15, 1963
SCIENCE AND EDUCATION Commons November 19, 1963
POST OFFICE (BORROWING POWERS) BILL Commons December 6, 1963
Pensions (Tax) Written Answers December 18, 1963
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