Sir Ronald Bell
1914 - February 27, 1982Summary information for Sir Ronald Bell
Contributions
1950
2 speeches — DIPLOMATIC PRIVILEGES (EXTENSION) BILL Commons March 17, 1950
3 speeches — Clause 1. —(AMENDMENTS OF 7 & 8 GEO. 6. C. 44.) Commons March 24, 1950
ARMED FORCES (DEPENDANTS' PENSION SCHEME) Written Answers March 29, 1950
2 speeches — Olive Oil Commons April 3, 1950
Kiosks, Buckinghamshire Written Answers May 24, 1950
Clause 26.—(COLLECTION FROM WIFE OF TAX ASSESSED ON HUSBAND ATTRIBUTABLE TO HER INCOME.) Commons June 19, 1950
Clause 29.—(EXTENSION OF CHARITIES RELIEF TO CERTAIN BODIES AS RESPECTS PAST PERIODS.) Commons June 19, 1950
3 speeches — New Clause.—(RESTRICTION OF BALANCING CHARGES.) Commons June 22, 1950
NATIONAL FILM FINANCE CORPORATION Commons June 29, 1950
New Clause.—(REDUCTION OF STAMP DUTIES ON CONVEYANCES.) Commons July 3, 1950
2 speeches — Clause 23.—(SURTAX TO BE CHARGED ON CONSIDERATION FOR CERTAIN RESTRICTIVE COVENANTS, ETC.) Commons July 4, 1950
UNIVERSAL POSTAL UNION (IMMUNITIES AND PRIVILEGES) Commons July 19, 1950
2 speeches — TRANSPORT (EMPLOYEES' COMPENSATION) Commons July 19, 1950
2 speeches — Bread Deliveries Commons July 24, 1950
2 speeches — Housing Estate, Ealing (Timber) Commons July 27, 1950
RESTORATION OF PRE-WAR TRADE PRACTICES BILL Commons November 10, 1950
2 speeches — Local Authority Schemes Commons November 16, 1950
Amusement Equipment Commons November 16, 1950
EUROPEAN PAYMENTS UNION (FINANCIAL PROVISIONS) BILL Commons November 16, 1950
6 speeches — COAL INDUSTRY (COMPENSATION) Commons November 20, 1950
7 speeches — TELEPHONE SERVICE Commons November 22, 1950
Oxford Written Answers November 23, 1950
Shipping Bunkers Written Answers November 27, 1950
TROOPS, KOREA (WINTER CLOTHING) Written Answers November 29, 1950
B.O.A.C. Electricians (Dispute) Commons December 5, 1950
Troops, Korea (Tobacco) Written Answers December 5, 1950
2 speeches — Driving Tests Written Answers December 11, 1950
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