Reverend George Woods

1886 - July 9, 1951
Summary information for Reverend George Woods

Contributions

1940

CLAUSE 3.—(Application of balance of gift accounts.) Commons January 24, 1940

3 speeches — UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE (CONTRIBUTIONS REFUND). Commons January 30, 1940

CEYLON (CONSTITUTION). Written Answers February 14, 1940

2 speeches — CEYLON (REPATRIATION OF INDIANS). Commons February 15, 1940

OLD AGE AND WIDOWS" PENSIONS BILL. Commons March 1, 1940

2 speeches — FOOD SUPPLIES. Commons March 13, 1940

RAILWAY WAGONS (DEMURRAGE RATES). Written Answers March 13, 1940

2 speeches — PURCHASE TAX. Commons May 1, 1940

OLD AGE PENSIONS. Commons May 23, 1940

2 speeches — MECHANICAL EXCAVATORS (LAND DRAINAGE). Commons June 20, 1940

MEMBERS' COMMITTEE. Commons June 25, 1940

PURCHASE TAX. Commons July 31, 1940

3 speeches — FINANCE (No. 2) BILL. Commons August 6, 1940

3 speeches — CLAUSE 12.—(Disallowance of certain payments in respect of war risks.) Commons August 8, 1940

2 speeches — CLAUSE 18.—(Charge and commencement of Purchase Tax.) Commons August 8, 1940

2 speeches — CLAUSE 19.—(Chargeable goods and rate of Purchase Tax.) Commons August 8, 1940

2 speeches — CLAUSE 22.—(Person accountable for, and accruer of, tax.) Commons August 8, 1940

9 speeches — FINANCE (No. 2) BILL. Commons August 13, 1940

3 speeches — INTERNEES. Commons August 15, 1940

REGIONAL NEWS LEITERS. Commons August 21, 1940

MINISTRY OF FOOD (RETAIL TRADE ADVISER) Commons August 21, 1940

CLAUSE 1.—(Law applicable to allied and associated forces.) Commons August 21, 1940

AIR-RAID PRECAUTIONS. Commons October 9, 1940

AIR-RAID PRECAUTIONS. Commons October 10, 1940

5 speeches — PURCHASE TAX (COMMENCEMENT) ORDER, 1940. Commons October 15, 1940

PURCHASE TAX. Written Answers November 5, 1940

ELDERLY PEOPLE (EVACUATION). Commons November 6, 1940

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