Sir Robert Cary

1898 - October 1, 1979
Summary information for Sir Robert Cary

Contributions

1968

2 speeches — TRANSPORT HOLDING COMPANY BILL Commons January 16, 1968

4 speeches — PUBLIC SERVICE AND ARMED FORCES PENSIONS REVIEW BILL Commons January 26, 1968

(OBJECTS AND POWERS OF TRANSPORT HOLDING COMPANY.) Commons February 12, 1968

Storage Premises (Manchester) Written Answers February 19, 1968

Rhodesian Stocks Commons February 27, 1968

TRANSPORT BILL (ALLOCATION OF TIME) Commons March 14, 1968

2 speeches — AMENDMENT OF THE LAW Commons March 19, 1968

BUDGET RESOLUTIONS AND ECONOMIC SITUATION Commons March 25, 1968

National Plan Commons April 4, 1968

PRIVATE COMPANIES (FINANCIAL AID) Commons April 4, 1968

FINANCE BILL Commons April 24, 1968

RISING PRICES Commons May 1, 1968

Passenger Fares Commons May 8, 1968

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons May 10, 1968

Companies (Contributions to Political Parties) Commons May 29, 1968

Art and Jewellery Sales (Taxation) Commons June 25, 1968

Prescription Charges 35. Commons July 2, 1968

SCOTTISH REGIMENTS (FUTURE) Commons July 15, 1968

8 speeches — PASSENGER TRANSPORT AREAS, AUTHORITIES AND EXECUTIVES Commons October 16, 1968

2 speeches — PERMITTED DRIVING TIME AND PERIODS OF DUTY Commons October 21, 1968

4 speeches — DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS Commons October 30, 1968

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons October 31, 1968

DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS Commons October 31, 1968

RHODESIA (MINISTER'S VISIT) Commons November 1, 1968

EDUCATION (SCHOOL MEALS) Commons November 4, 1968

POST OFFICE (TWO-TIER LETTER SYSTEM) Commons November 4, 1968

RHODESIA (MINISTER'S VISIT) Commons November 18, 1968

HOUSE OF LORDS REFORM Commons November 19, 1968

EDUCATION (SCHOOL HOURS) Commons November 28, 1968

FALKLAND ISLANDS Commons December 4, 1968

British Standard Time Act Commons December 9, 1968

MINISTERS (ECONOMIC AND INDUSTRIAL AFFAIRS) Commons December 10, 1968

3 speeches — PONIES BILL Commons December 13, 1968

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