Commons Sitting of 5 March 1946 Series 5 Vol. 420

    c153
  1. Preamble 9 words
    2. c153
  2. PRAYERS 5 words
    3. c153
  3. PRIVATE BUSINESS 70 words
  4. ORAL ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
    1. MINISTRY OF WORKS
        2. cc153-4
      1. Farmhouse, Bridgnorth (Inspection) 188 words
        2. cc154-5
      2. Requisitioned Premises 313 words
        3. cc155-6
      3. Temporary Bungalows, Twickenham 322 words
        4. c156
      4. House of Commons (Members' Smoking Room) 92 words
    2. FUEL AND POWER
        3. cc156-7
      1. Coal Supplies, Manchester 288 words
        2. c157
      2. Coal Quality 161 words
        3. cc157-8
      3. Electricity Generation (Coal) 242 words
        4. c158
      4. Fuel Oil (Furnaces) 98 words
        5. cc158-9
      5. Industry (Coal Supplies) 144 words
      c159
    3. MOTOR TYRES 163 words
      4. cc159-60
    4. SILICOSIS (TIN MINING) 71 words
    5. COAL INDUSTRY
        6. c160
      1. Prisoner-of-War Labour 203 words
        2. cc160-1
      2. Antiseptics 122 words
        3. c161
      3. National Coal Board 61 words
    6. EMPLOYMENT
        7. cc161-2
      1. Demobilised Officers 225 words
        2. c162
      2. Disabled Persons (Linotype Operators) 95 words
        3. c162
      3. Ex-Servicemen 136 words
        4. cc162-3
      4. Isle of Wight 220 words
        5. cc163-4
      5. Payment of Wages (Whitsun) 95 words
        6. c164
      6. Severely Disabled Persons (Factories. Scotland) 62 words
        7. c164
      7. Domestic Service (Aliens) 202 words
    7. MILITARY SERVICE
        8. c165
      1. Students 48 words
        2. c165
      2. Intake, January-June, 1946 84 words
    8. DEMOBILISATION
        9. c165
      1. Group Releases 134 words
        2. cc165-6
      2. Students 184 words
    9. SCOTLAND
        10. cc166-7
      1. Electricity Supplies, Rural Areas 293 words
        2. cc167-70
      2. Housing 1,195 words
        3. cc170-1
      3. Islands (Annual Value) 163 words
        4. c171
      4. Repatriated Internees (Medical Treatment) 230 words
        5. cc171-2
      5. Brick Supply 376 words
      cc172-3
    10. PRIME MINISTER (BROADCASTS) 214 words
      11. cc173-4
    11. VICTORY CELEBRATIONS (MARSHAL STALIN) 64 words
      12. cc174-5
    12. ATOMIC ENERGY (RESEARCH) 327 words
    13. GERMANY
        14. cc175-6
      1. Dr. Lysiak 295 words
        2. c176
      2. Control Commission (Staff) 224 words
    14. NATIONAL FINANCE
        15. cc176-7
      1. Fur Skins (Import) 187 words
        2. c177
      2. Foreign Exchange 71 words
        3. cc177-8
      3. Interest-Free Loans 231 words
        4. cc178-9
      4. Overseas Investments 234 words
        5. cc179-80
      5. Ex-Enemy Bonds (British Holders) 633 words
      cc180-1
    15. POLISH AFFAIRS (TREASURY COMMISSION) 49 words
    16. GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS
        17. c181
      1. Technical and Professional Staffs (Recruitment) 119 words
        2. cc181-2
      2. Estate Duty Office 263 words
        3. c182
      3. Controller of Stamps 61 words
        4. cc182-3
      4. Civil Service (Figures) 142 words
    17. BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION
        18. cc183-4
      1. Premises 296 words
        2. c184
      2. Programme Staff 82 words
        3. cc184-5
      3. Reception (Sheffield) 197 words
        4. c185
      4. Controversial Matters 187 words
      cc185-6
    18. EGYPT (DISTURBANCES, ALEXANDRIA) 194 words
      19. cc186-9
    19. MIGRATION SCHEME, AUSTRALIA 1,171 words
      20. cc189-92
    20. PLANNING OF LONDON (GOVERNMENT POLICY) 949 words
      21. c192
    21. UNITED NATIONS BILL [Lords] 19 words
      22. cc192-3
    22. ELECTIONS 25 words
    c193
  5. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE 42 words
  6. ORDERS OF THE DAY
      7. cc193-294
    1. DEFENCE POLICY 40,983 words
      2. cc294-7
    2. MINISTERS OF THE CROWN (TRANSFER OF FUNCTIONS) BILL 1,296 words
      3. cc297-8
    3. ESTIMATES 210 words
      4. cc298-306
    4. CYPRIOT TRADE UNIONISTS (IMPRISONMENT) 2,930 words

Written Answers (Commons) of 5 March 1946 Series 5 Vol. 420

  1. BRITISH ARMY
      2. c29W
    1. B.A.O.R. (Educational Courses) 207 words
      cc29-31W
    2. Demobilisation 728 words
      cc31-2W
    3. C.A.S.(B.) Administration, Upper Burma 243 words
      c32W
    4. Ammunition Dumps, Surrey 137 words
      cc32-3W
    5. Python Scheme 156 words
      cc33-4W
    6. Personal Cases 501 words
      cc34-5W
    7. Owners of One-Man Businesses (Compassionate Release) 192 words
      c35W
    8. Regular Establishment Figures 129 words
      c35W
    9. Ammunition Dump, Kippen, Stirlingshire 96 words
      cc35-6W
    10. Polish Second Corps 305 words
      cc36-7W
    11. Pioneer Corps (Release of Aliens) 163 words
      c37W
    12. Hutments, Eastcote 119 words
      cc37-8W
    13. W.T.C.. Instow (Establishment) 101 words
      c38W
    14. School of Music, Aldershot (Bandmasters' Uniforms) 75 words
      c38W
    15. Courts Martial (Sentences) 157 words
      cc38-9W
    16. War Department, Northern Ireland (Civilian Workers) 80 words
      c39W
    17. Polish Forces, Scotland (Travel Restriction) 72 words
      c39W
    18. West Africa Command, Sierra Leone (Armourers) 98 words
      cc39-40W
    19. R.A.S.C. Officers (Shortage) 121 words
      c40W
    20. Detention Institutions 43 words
      c40W
    21. Age and Service Groups 323 words
      cc40-1W
    22. N.A.A.F.I. (Stocks) 74 words
      c41W
    23. Donington Park Ordnance Depot 191 words
      c41W
    24. Berrington Park Camp 54 words
      cc41-2W
    25. Long Service 66 words
      c42W
    26. Northallerton Barracks (Disturbances) 238 words
      cc42-3W
    27. C.O.D. Bicester 135 words
      c43W
    28. Marriages (German and Austrian Women) 78 words
      c43W
    29. Singapore (Changi Barracks) 89 words
      c43W
    30. A.A. Site, Neath 72 words
      cc43-4W
    31. Heavy Engineering (Training) 78 words
  2. PRISONERS OF WAR
      3. c44W
    1. Rates of Working Pay 136 words
      c44W
    2. Repatriated Germans (Rationed Goods) 53 words
      cc44-5W
    3. Farm Workers 82 words
      c45W
    4. Rations 167 words
  3. ROYAL AIR FORCE
      4. cc45-6W
    1. Coloured Personnel 157 words
      c46W
    2. Dental Treatment 98 words
  4. ROYAL NAVY
      5. c46W
    1. Clothing Maintenance 141 words
      cc46-7W
    2. Engineer-in-Chief' s Department (Foremen) 343 words
  5. MINISTRY OF WORKS
      6. c48W
    1. Brickworks (Reopening) 172 words
      c48W
    2. House of Commons Rebuilding (Screen) 66 words
      cc48-9W
    3. Brickmaking Industry (Recruitment Scheme) 209 words
      c49W
    4. Temporary Houses (Output) 102 words
      cc49-50W
    5. Building Operatives (Public Authorities) 64 words
      c50W
    6. Plumbing Units (Prestwick Factory) 103 words
      c50W
    7. Statues (Repair) 103 words
      cc50-1W
    8. Requisitioned Property 118 words
  6. COAL INDUSTRY
      7. c51W
    1. Trade Union Membership 36 words
      c51W
    2. Opencast Mining 104 words
  7. FUEL AND POWER
      8. cc51-2W
    1. Waste Industrial Heat 162 words
      c52W
    2. Electricity Commissioners (Resignations) 59 words
      cc52-3W
    3. Domestic Coal Supplies 227 words
      c53W
    4. Electric Cookers (Rural Areas) 99 words
      c53W
    5. Wood Dump, Dudbridge 111 words
      cc53-4W
    6. MILITARY SERVICE (CALL-UP, AGE LIMIT) 80 words
  8. EMPLOYMENT
      9. c54W
    1. Mine Ballotees (Release) 62 words
      c54W
    2. National Institute of House Workers 98 words
      c54W
    3. Wallasey 63 words
      cc54-6W
    4. Further Education and Training 514 words
  9. DEMOBILISATION
      10. c56W
    1. Release Groups 56 words
      c56W
    2. Wartime Graduates 102 words
      c56W
    3. Personal Case 90 words
  10. NATIONAL FINANCE
      11. cc56-7W
    1. Whisky (Exports to U.S.) 59 words
      c57W
    2. Purchase Tax 40 words
      c57W
    3. War Damage Payments 54 words
      c57W
    4. CIVIL SERVICE LIST 45 words
      cc57-8W
    5. ROYAL ORDNANCE FACTORIES (CIVIL PRODUCTION) 131 words
      c58W
    6. PAPER SUPPLY (BIBLES) 104 words
  11. NATIONAL INSURANCE
      12. c58W
    1. Old Age Pensioners (Wireless Licences) 44 words
      cc58-9W
    2. Personal Case 156 words
      c59W
    3. WAR DAMAGED GOODS (CLAIMS ASSESSMENT) 170 words
      cc59-60W
    4. LOCAL GOVERNMENT FINANCE (DERATING) 98 words
  12. HOUSING
      13. c60W
    1. Allhallows, Kent 73 words
      c60W
    2. Cost 202 words
      cc60-1W
    3. Rents 97 words
  13. SCOTLAND
      14. c61W
    1. Requisitioned Property 56 words
      cc61-2W
    2. Housing 299 words
      c62W
    3. Building Industry (Manpower) 66 words
  14. TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING
      15. cc62-3W
    1. Compulsory Land Purchase, Jarrow 137 words
      c63W
    2. Planetarium, London (Site) 87 words
      c63W
    3. REGISTERED AUSTRIAN DOCTORS 87 words
      cc63-4W
    4. YUGOSLAVIA (REFUGEES) 144 words
      c64W
    5. MELIK CAMP (BRITISH SUBJECTS) 61 words
      c64W
    6. INDIA (DISTURBANCES. DAMAGE LIABILITY) 90 words

Lords Sitting of 5 March 1946 Series 5 Vol. 139

    c1065
  1. Preamble 16 words
    2. c1065
  2. Prayers. 10 words
    3. cc1065-7
  3. ASSISTED MIGRATION TO AUSTRALIA. 809 words
    4. cc1067-9
  4. AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT (PLOUGHING UP OF LAND) BILL. 580 words
    5. cc1069-78
  5. FUTURE OF AIR TRAINING CORPS. 3,957 words
    6. cc1078-82
  6. B.O.A.C. AND SCOTTISH REPRESENTATIVES. 1,557 words
    7. cc1082-146
  7. FARMERS AND FOOD SHORTAGE. 26,291 words
    8. c1147
  8. BROMBOROUGH DOCK BILL. [H.L.] 16 words
    9. c1147
  9. CITY OF LONDON (VARIOUS POWERS) BILL. [H.L.] 29 words
    10. c1147
  10. RUSHDEN DISTRICT GAS BILL. [H.L.] 42 words
    11. cc1147-8
  11. BROMBOROUGH DOCK BILL. [H.L.] 44 words
    12. c1148
  12. TYNE TUNNEL BILL. [H.L.] 50 words
    13. c1148
  13. CONSOLIDATION BILLS. 43 words