Sir George Benson

1889 - August 17, 1973
Summary information for Sir George Benson

Contributions

1949

2 speeches — AMERICAN AID AND EUROPEAN PAYMENTS (FINANCIAL PRO VISIONS) BILL Commons January 27, 1949

MURDERS AND CONVICTIONS Written Answers January 27, 1949

7 speeches — EXPORT GUARANTEES BILL Commons February 2, 1949

2 speeches — HYBRID BILLS (PROCEDURE) Commons February 8, 1949

CLAUSE 1.—(THE TWO TREASURY ACCOUNTS.) Commons February 8, 1949

2 speeches — CLAUSE 3.—(THE INTRA-EUROPEAN PAYMENTS ACCOUNT.) Commons February 8, 1949

CLAUSE 1.—(EXPORT GUARANTEES.) Commons February 8, 1949

17 speeches — HYBRID BILLS (COMMITTEE PROCEDURE) Commons February 14, 1949

Higher Grades Salaries (Committee's Report) Written Answers February 17, 1949

2 speeches — BORSTAL INSTITUTIONS Written Answers February 25, 1949

6 speeches — BUDGET PROPOSALS AND ECONOMIC SITUATION Commons April 7, 1949

BUDGET PROPOSALS AND ECONOMIC SITUATION Commons April 11, 1949

Capital Issues Committee (Instructions) Written Answers April 14, 1949

FINANCE BILL Commons May 18, 1949

6 speeches — Clause 16.—(INCREASE IN INITIAL ALLOWANCES, ETC., IN RESPECT OF MACHINERY OR PLANT.) Commons June 23, 1949

5 speeches — Clause 24.—(INCREASE IN ESTATE DUTY AND MODIFICATION OF PROVISIONS RELATED TO LEGACY OR SUCCESSION DUTY.) Commons June 27, 1949

War Losses, Far East (Payments) Written Answers June 27, 1949

Fiduciary Note Issue Written Answers July 5, 1949

2 speeches — Clause 22.—(BORROWINGS AGAINST LIFE POLICIES TO BE TREATED AS INCOME IN CERTAIN CASES.) Commons July 11, 1949

5 speeches — Clause 24.—(ABOLITION OF DUTIES.) Commons July 11, 1949

FINANCE BILL Commons July 12, 1949

8 speeches — CRIMINAL JUSTICE (SCOTLAND) BILL [Lords] Commons October 20, 1949

11 speeches — CORRECTIVE TRAINING Commons December 2, 1949

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