Sir Arthur Salter
1881 - June 27, 1975Summary information for Sir Arthur Salter
Contributions
1951
3 speeches — BUDGET PROPOSALS AND ECONOMIC SURVEY Commons April 11, 1951
9 speeches — BUDGET PROPOSALS AND ECONOMIC SURVEY Commons April 12, 1951
4 speeches — SCARCE METALS (RESTRICTIONS) Commons April 20, 1951
4 speeches — EMPLOYMENT AND PRODUCTION Commons April 27, 1951
4 speeches — Clause 13.—(CHARGE OF INCOME TAX FOR 1951–52.) Commons June 6, 1951
10 speeches — Clause 16.—(SUSPENSION OF INITIAL ALLOWANCES.) Commons June 7, 1951
2 speeches — Clause 28.—(TRANSACTIONS DESIGNED TO AVOID LIABILITY TO THE PROFITS TAX.) Commons June 11, 1951
Clause 32.—(RESTRICTION OF CERTAIN TRANSACTIONS LEADING TO AVOIDANCE OF INCOME TAX OR PROFITS TAX.) Commons June 11, 1951
New Clause.—(AMENDMENT OF RATE OF EXCISE DUTY ON PRIVATE MOTOR CARS.) Commons June 14, 1951
Postponed Clause.—(PURCHASE TAX ADVISORY COMMITTEE.) Commons June 19, 1951
FINANCE BILL Commons July 3, 1951
ARGENTINE TRADE AGREEMENT Commons July 5, 1951
6 speeches — FINANCIAL AND ECONOMIC SITUATION Commons July 26, 1951
PRICES AND PROFITS Commons July 27, 1951
ROYAL AIR FORCE (EQUIPMENT) Commons August 1, 1951
EQUAL PAY Commons August 2, 1951
5 speeches — DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS Commons November 7, 1951
Economic Planning Board Written Answers November 22, 1951
Imports (Reductions) Written Answers November 22, 1951
COMMONWEALTH FINANCE MINISTERS (MEETING) Written Answers November 22, 1951
32 speeches — PUBLIC WORKS LOANS BILL Commons November 23, 1951
American Loan Agreement (Section 9) Commons November 27, 1951
5 speeches — National and Local Expenditure Commons November 27, 1951
EDUCATION FOR MANAGEMENT (REPORT) Commons November 27, 1951
2 speeches — Food Subsidies Written Answers November 27, 1951
Wages and Production Written Answers November 29, 1951
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