Sir Harmar Nicholls

November 1, 1912 - September 15, 2000
Summary information for Sir Harmar Nicholls

Contributions

1972

3 speeches — RATE REBATES Commons January 17, 1972

6 speeches — EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY (TREATY OF ACCESSION) Commons January 20, 1972

6 speeches — INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS (CODE OF PRACTICE) Commons February 2, 1972

INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS Commons February 8, 1972

EMERGENCY POWERS Commons February 14, 1972

7 speeches — EMERGENCY POWERS Commons February 14, 1972

Investment Commons February 15, 1972

EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES BILL Commons February 15, 1972

ROOFSEAL LIMITED, DONCASTER Commons February 15, 1972

COAL INDUSTRY (DISPUTE) Commons February 16, 1972

2 speeches — EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES BILL Commons February 16, 1972

2 speeches — NORTH-EAST DEVELOPMENT AREA Commons February 16, 1972

HEALTH SERVICE COMMISSIONER Commons February 22, 1972

COMPLAINT OF PRIVILEGE Commons February 23, 1972

4 speeches — COMPLAINT OF PRIVILEGE Commons February 24, 1972

EXERCISE OF EXECUTIVE AND LEGISLATIVE POWERS IN N.I. Commons March 29, 1972

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons April 13, 1972

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons April 20, 1972

BRITISH RAILWAYS (DISPUTE) Commons April 20, 1972

BRITISH RAILWAYS (DISPUTE) Commons April 24, 1972

Value-added Tax Written Answers April 25, 1972

MINISTER FOR HOUSING AND CONSTRUCTION Commons April 27, 1972

PRISONERS (WELSH LANGUAGE) Commons April 27, 1972

2 speeches — LAND AND HOUSES (PRICES) Commons April 27, 1972

3 speeches — HOUSING FINANCE BILL Commons May 4, 1972

DOORSTEP SELLING Commons May 9, 1972

2 speeches — Clause 9 Commons May 10, 1972

PRICE RESTRAINT Commons May 11, 1972

VIETNAM Commons May 11, 1972

6 speeches — ZERO-RATING Commons May 11, 1972

2 speeches — GROUP 14—CHILDREN'S CLOTHING Commons May 16, 1972

House Prices Commons May 17, 1972

GLASGOW EDUCATION AUTHORITY (DEFAULT ORDER) Commons May 17, 1972

2 speeches — Industrial Relations Act (Ballots) Commons June 6, 1972

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons June 8, 1972

RAILWAYS (DISPUTE) Commons June 13, 1972

Clause 2 Commons June 14, 1972

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons June 15, 1972

NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS COURT (SUB JUDICE RULE) Commons June 15, 1972

"Low Intensity Operations" Commons June 22, 1972

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons June 22, 1972

STANDING ORDER No. 9 Commons June 22, 1972

Investment Income Surcharge Commons June 27, 1972

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons June 27, 1972

6 speeches — PROCEDURE (SUB JUDICE RULE) Commons June 28, 1972

Police Equipment (Purchase) Commons June 29, 1972

PRIME MINISTER (SPEECH) Commons June 29, 1972

POUND STERLING Commons June 29, 1972

GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS (DISPERSAL) Commons July 4, 1972

QUESTIONS TO MINISTERS Commons July 13, 1972

TRADES UNION CONGRESS (DISCUSSIONS) Commons July 18, 1972

INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS AND CRIMINAL LAW REFORM Commons July 18, 1972

Civil Servants (Gifts) Commons July 19, 1972

CIVIL SERVANTS (GIFTS) Commons July 19, 1972

Hotel Industry Commons July 25, 1972

2 speeches — INDUSTRIAL SITUATION Commons July 25, 1972

INDUSTRIAL SITUATION Commons August 1, 1972

Picketing Written Answers August 1, 1972

CBI AND TUC (TALKS) Commons October 17, 1972

EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY (SUMMIT MEETING) Commons October 17, 1972

4 speeches — PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE (BROADCASTING) Commons October 19, 1972

INFLATION (GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS) Commons November 6, 1972

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons November 6, 1972

COUNTER-INFLATION (TEMPORARY PROVISIONS) BILL Commons November 8, 1972

CANADIAN PRIME MINISTER (VISIT) Commons November 16, 1972

INFLATION Commons November 21, 1972

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons November 23, 1972

Student Places (Cost) Written Answers November 23, 1972

ICELANDIC FISHERIES Commons November 30, 1972

2 speeches — VALUE ADDED TAX Commons December 5, 1972

UGANDA Commons December 19, 1972

National Sheep Breeding Flock Written Answers December 19, 1972

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