Ms Norah Phillips

August 12, 1910 - August 14, 1992
Summary information for Ms Norah Phillips

Contributions

1975

BROADCASTING LICENCE FEES Lords January 29, 1975

2 speeches — CONSUMER INTEREST IN PUBLIC MONOPOLY AND PRIVATE CORPORATION Lords January 30, 1975

2 speeches — HEALTH SERVICE: PROPRIETARY DRUGS Lords February 3, 1975

2 speeches — HOUSING RENTS AND SUBSIDIES BILL Lords February 11, 1975

CRUELTY TO ANIMALS BILL [H.L.] Lords February 12, 1975

CHILDREN BILL [H.L.] Lords February 13, 1975

CHILDREN BILL [H.L.] Lords February 17, 1975

SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS BILL Lords February 18, 1975

2 speeches — SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS BILL Lords February 27, 1975

TOXIC WASTE DISPOSAL Lords March 24, 1975

PRICES BILL Lords April 8, 1975

PUBLIC SERVICE VEHICLES (ARREST OF OFFENDERS) BILL [H.L.] Lords May 8, 1975

2 speeches — POST OFFICE: CHARITY STAMPS Lords May 14, 1975

2 speeches — SOCIAL SECURITY PENSIONS BILL Lords June 24, 1975

3 speeches — CRUELTY TO ANIMALS BILL [H.L.] Lords June 27, 1975

SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS UP-RATING ORDER 1975 Lords June 30, 1975

2 speeches — SOCIAL SECURITY PENSIONS BILL Lords July 7, 1975

2 speeches — SEX DISCRIMINATION BILL Lords July 15, 1975

2 speeches — SEX DISCRIMINATION BILL Lords July 17, 1975

EEC: AGRICULTURE MINISTERS' MEETING Lords July 24, 1975

SEX DISCRIMINATION BILL Lords July 29, 1975

EMPLOYMENT PROTECTION BILL Lords October 14, 1975

3 speeches — INVALID CAR SAFETY Lords October 20, 1975

2 speeches — BUSINESS Lords October 23, 1975

2 speeches — SOCIAL SECURITY PENSIONS (NORTHERN IRELAND) ORDER 1975 Lords October 28, 1975

2 speeches — SELECT VESTRIES Lords November 19, 1975

POST OFFICE: CHRISTMAS POST STATISTICS Lords December 15, 1975

LICENSING (AMENDMENT) BILL [H.L.] Lords December 15, 1975

HARE COURSING BILL [H.L.] Lords December 16, 1975

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