Sir Walter Fletcher

1892 - April 6, 1956
Summary information for Sir Walter Fletcher

Contributions

1945

2 speeches — CHINA (BRITISH REPRESENTATION) Commons October 15, 1945

WAYS AND MEANS Commons October 24, 1945

China Commons October 29, 1945

2 speeches — MALAYAN OPERATIONS (INQUIRY) Commons October 29, 1945

BANK OF ENGLAND BILL Commons October 29, 1945

2 speeches — CHINA (BRITISH INTERESTS) Commons October 31, 1945

2 speeches — WAR DAMAGE, FAR EAST (BRITISH CLAIMS) Commons October 31, 1945

2 speeches — RELIEF FROM DOUBLE TAXATION Commons October 31, 1945

Export Trade (Information) Commons November 12, 1945

Egypt (Good-Will Mission) Commons November 12, 1945

ASSURANCE COMPANIES BILL Commons November 12, 1945

Air Mails, Far East Commons November 14, 1945

German Industry (Reports) Written Answers November 14, 1945

AMERICAN FILMS (IMPORTATION) Commons November 16, 1945

MANCHURIA (STATUS) Commons November 19, 1945

FINANCE BILL Commons November 19, 1945

Air Trooping Route (Spare Parts) Commons November 21, 1945

5 speeches — FOREIGN AFFAIRS Commons November 22, 1945

CLAUSE 13.—(Income Tax for 1946–47.) Commons November 27, 1945

Clause 15.—(Increase of certain, reliefs for1946–47 and subsequent years.) Commons November 28, 1945

2 speeches — Clause 27.—(Reduction of rate of excess profits tax.) Commons November 28, 1945

4 speeches — Clause 38.—(Undertakings and authorities which must be given.) Commons November 28, 1945

Woollen and Worsted Industry Commons November 29, 1945

2 speeches — NEW CLAusE— (Reduced rates of entertainments duty.) Commons November 29, 1945

2 speeches — Rubber Study Group Commons December 3, 1945

2 speeches — FILM INDUSTRY Commons December 3, 1945

CHINA (INTERNAL AFFAIRS) Commons December 3, 1945

Study Group Discussions Commons December 5, 1945

2 speeches — MANCHURIA Commons December 5, 1945

2 speeches — ANGLO-AMERICAN FINANCIAL AND ECONOMIC DISCUSSIONS Commons December 12, 1945

Hong Kong (Postal Facilities) Commons December 20, 1945

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