Sir Arnold Gridley

1878 - July 27, 1965
Summary information for Sir Arnold Gridley

Contributions

1945

Aircraft Accidents (Claims) Commons January 24, 1945

HYDRO-ELECTRIC UNDERTAKINGS (VALUATION FOR RATING) (SCOTLAND) BILL Commons February 14, 1945

4 speeches — INCOME TAX BILL Commons June 4, 1945

OVERSEAS FORCES (CONDITIONS AND WELFARE) Commons June 8, 1945

3 speeches — SUPPLIES AND SERVICES (TRANSITIONAL POWERS) BILL Commons October 19, 1945

Patents Written Answers October 22, 1945

2 speeches — Clause 22. —(Treatment of certain payments made under redundancy schemes.) Commons November 28, 1945

2 speeches — Clause 28. — (Relief not to be given for deficiencies of profits occurring after end of 1946.) Commons November 28, 1945

Clause 46.—(Payment of refunds out of Consolidated Fund.) Commons November 28, 1945

PENSIONS AND GRANTS Commons November 29, 1945

2 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Advances to Minister of Works.) Commons December 3, 1945

2 speeches — GOVERNMENT POLICY (MOTION OF CENSURE) Commons December 5, 1945

4 speeches — NEW CLAUSE. — (Amendment as to temporary residence in the United Kingdom.) Commons December 10, 1945

CLAUSE 36. — (Time for repayment of postwar refunds.) Commons December 10, 1945

2 speeches — CLAUSE 38 — Undertakings and authorities which must be given.) Commons December 10, 1945

CLAUSE 46. — (Payment of refunds out of Consolidated Fund.) Commons December 10, 1945

CLAUSE 48. — (Interpretation of Part IV.) Commons December 10, 1945

2 speeches — FIRST SCHEDULE.— (Classes of Goods in respect of which Purchase Tax is to cease to be chargeable.) Commons December 10, 1945

FINANCE BILL Commons December 11, 1945

GOVERNMENT CONTROLS (BREAK CLAUSE) Written Answers December 12, 1945

TELECOMMUNICATIONS CONFERENCE (REPORT) Commons December 13, 1945

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