Sir Brandon Rhys Williams

November 14, 1927 - May 18, 1988
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Contributions

1972

Retirement Pensions Commons February 1, 1972

Widows and Deserted Wives Written Answers February 1, 1972

Personal Incomes Written Answers February 7, 1972

Family and Child Tax Allowances Written Answers February 11, 1972

EMPLOYMENT (HOLIDAY EXTENSION AND EARLY RETIREMENT) BILL Commons February 18, 1972

2 speeches — Psychiatric Services Commons February 22, 1972

Children (Cost) Commons February 22, 1972

HEALTH SERVICE COMMISSIONER Commons February 22, 1972

Family Allowances Written Answers February 23, 1972

PENSION INCREASES Commons February 28, 1972

Coal Industry Written Answers February 29, 1972

Married Allowance Written Answers March 8, 1972

2 speeches — Families (Expenditure Patterns) Commons March 14, 1972

Supplementary Benefits Commons March 14, 1972

Pensions Commons March 14, 1972

Child Allowances Written Answers March 14, 1972

DISABLED PERSONS (ATTENDANCE ALLOWANCE) Commons March 20, 1972

SOCIAL SECURITY (BENEFITS AND CONTRIBUTIONS) Commons March 22, 1972

2 speeches — BUDGET RESOLUTIONS AND ECONOMIC SITUATION Commons March 27, 1972

2 speeches — European Economic Community Commons March 28, 1972

INTERNATIONAL MONETARY REFORM Commons March 28, 1972

Occupational Pension Schemes Written Answers March 28, 1972

Disabled Persons (National Advisory Council) Written Answers March 28, 1972

2 speeches — COMPANIES BILL Commons April 14, 1972

3 speeches — NATIONAL INSURANCE (AMENDMENT) BILL Commons April 21, 1972

New Clause 3 Commons April 24, 1972

RENT ALLOWANCES TO OTHER PRIVATE TENANTS Commons April 24, 1972

DEVELOPMENT OF PROPERTY Commons April 26, 1972

VEHICLE AND GENERAL INSUR ANCE COMPANY LIMITED (TRIBUNAL REPORT) Commons May 1, 1972

Cohabitation Rule Written Answers May 2, 1972

2 speeches — Joint Stock Company Management Commons May 8, 1972

Company Law Written Answers May 8, 1972

Living Standards Commons May 9, 1972

Hospital Patients (After-Care Facilities) Written Answers May 9, 1972

PARLIAMENTARY AND OTHER PENSIONS BILL Commons May 22, 1972

2 speeches — COMPANIES Commons July 4, 1972

2 speeches — TAX RELIEF FOR DISABLED PERSONS IN NEED OF CONSTANT ATTENDANCE Commons July 10, 1972

Clause 9 Commons July 17, 1972

2 speeches — New Clause 1 Commons July 17, 1972

New Clause 8 Commons July 17, 1972

New Clause 9 Commons July 17, 1972

2 speeches — New Clause 1 Commons July 24, 1972

2 speeches — New Clause 3 Commons July 24, 1972

2 speeches — Clause 34 Commons July 25, 1972

New Clause "A" Commons July 25, 1972

New Clause "B" Commons July 25, 1972

Voluntary Bodies (Grants) Written Answers July 25, 1972

SELECTIVE ASSISTANCE:ORDERS Commons July 28, 1972

House Improvement Grants Commons July 31, 1972

4 speeches — SELECTIVE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR INDUSTRY IN ASSISTED AREAS Commons July 31, 1972

Invalidity Pensions Commons August 8, 1972

Supplementary Benefits (Industrial Disputes) Commons August 8, 1972

European Economic Community Written Answers October 17, 1972

Child Allowances Written Answers October 18, 1972

2 speeches — FIRST DAY Commons October 31, 1972

2 speeches — BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons November 1, 1972

Retirement Pensions Commons November 14, 1972

COMPANY MERGERS (REDUNDANCIES) Commons November 17, 1972

4 speeches — PENSIONERS AND FAMILY INCOME SUPPLEMENT PAYMENTS BILL Commons November 20, 1972

2 speeches — LUMP SUM PAYMENTS TO PENSIONERS Commons November 22, 1972

2 speeches — SOCIAL SECURITY BILL Commons November 28, 1972

3 speeches — CASES IN WHICH DEATH GRANT IS PAYABLE UNDER SECTION 30 Commons November 28, 1972

National Insurance Fund Written Answers December 1, 1972

Reserve Pension Board Written Answers December 1, 1972

5 speeches — EUROPEAN SECURITY AND CO-OPERATION Commons December 8, 1972

National Insurance Contributions Written Answers December 12, 1972

Senior Specialists Written Answers December 20, 1972

Micro-Electronics Industry Written Answers December 21, 1972

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