Mrs Millie Miller
1922 - October 29, 1977Summary information for Mrs Millie Miller
Contributions
1975
EEC (CONSUMER PROTECTION) Commons January 16, 1975
4 speeches — EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES ACT 1973 Commons January 23, 1975
Abortion Commons January 28, 1975
Pensions Taxation Written Answers January 30, 1975
Housing (Elderly Persons) Written Answers February 5, 1975
HOUSING Commons February 6, 1975
British Women (Children's Nationality) Written Answers February 6, 1975
2 speeches — Sugar Prices Commons February 10, 1975
Building Industry Written Answers February 10, 1975
2 speeches — Pineapple Commons February 20, 1975
PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE (BROADCASTING) Commons February 24, 1975
Taxation (Widows) Commons February 27, 1975
3 speeches — LONDON TRANSPORT (ADDITIONAL POWERS) BILL (By Order) Commons February 27, 1975
Prison Rules Commons March 6, 1975
9 speeches — INSURANCE INDUSTRY Commons March 7, 1975
3 speeches — Industry Bill Commons March 10, 1975
2 speeches — NATIONAL CONSUMERS' COUNCIL Commons March 17, 1975
SOCIAL CONTRACT Commons March 25, 1975
South Ockendon Hospital Written Answers March 25, 1975
Abortion Written Answers March 25, 1975
Pollution (Royal Commission's Report) Written Answers March 25, 1975
3 speeches — SEX DISCRIMINATION BILL Commons March 26, 1975
Housing Written Answers March 26, 1975
2 speeches — EUROPEAN COMMUNITY MEMBERSHIP) Commons April 8, 1975
EUROPEAN COMMUNITY (MEMBERSHIP) Commons April 8, 1975
Franco-Italian Wine Dispute Written Answers April 21, 1975
2 speeches — COSTS OR EXPENSES RECOVERABLE BY LITIGANTS IN PERSON Commons April 25, 1975
Personal Data Records Commons April 28, 1975
Thomas Cook and Son Ltd. Written Answers April 28, 1975
Women Doctors Commons April 29, 1975
PALACE OF WESTMINSTER (RESIDENCES) Written Answers May 21, 1975
European Community Written Answers May 23, 1975
Race Relations Written Answers May 23, 1975
Palace of Westminster Written Answers May 23, 1975
Middle East Commons July 16, 1975
PRICE CODE Commons July 24, 1975
2 speeches — POWER TO REDUCE CERTAIN GRANTS TO LOCAL AUTHORITIES Commons July 24, 1975
Concorde Commons July 28, 1975
Squatters Written Answers July 31, 1975
Glasshouse Industry Written Answers July 31, 1975
2 speeches — EXERCISE OF RIGHT TO RETURN Commons August 5, 1975
King George Hospital, Ilford Written Answers August 5, 1975
United Nations (United Kingdom Contributions) Written Answers August 6, 1975
Consumer Councils Written Answers August 7, 1975
Immigrants Written Answers August 7, 1975
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons October 16, 1975
DISCRIMINATORY TRAINING BY CERTAIN BODIES Commons October 16, 1975
6 speeches — NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE Commons October 27, 1975
CONVICTION OF PERSON INVOLVED IN CARE OF A CHILD Commons October 28, 1975
Medicines (Review Committee) Written Answers November 10, 1975
Women's Organisations Written Answers November 11, 1975
2 speeches — FIRST DAY Commons November 19, 1975
Employment Agencies Act Written Answers November 24, 1975
Race Relations (Research) Written Answers December 3, 1975
2 speeches — Handicapped Children Written Answers December 5, 1975
Low-income Families Commons December 8, 1975
TRADE UNION AND LABOUR RELATIONS (AMENDMENT) BILL (PROCEDURE) Commons December 9, 1975
M11 Written Answers December 10, 1975
2 speeches — Skimmed Milk (EEC Stocks) Commons December 11, 1975
Women Written Answers December 12, 1975
International Women's Year (World Plan of Action) Written Answers December 12, 1975
Women's Organisations Written Answers December 12, 1975
Women Written Answers December 12, 1975
International Women's Year (World Plan of Action) Written Answers December 12, 1975
International Women's Year (World Plan of Action) Written Answers December 12, 1975
RATE SUPPORT GRANT Commons December 15, 1975
International Women's Year Conference (Plan of Action) Written Answers December 15, 1975
Women Written Answers December 17, 1975
Battered Wives and Children Written Answers December 17, 1975
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons December 18, 1975
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