Parliamentary Papers, Volume 6H.M. Stationery Office, 1958 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Opposition which has no direct connection with Supply . A second criticism lies in the seasonal nature of the discussions on Finance . The second half of February and the month of March are active periods with the clearing up of the ...
... Opposition which has no direct connection with Supply . A second criticism lies in the seasonal nature of the discussions on Finance . The second half of February and the month of March are active periods with the clearing up of the ...
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... Opposition wanted . It seems to me that a little more reality would be brought into Supply debates if the total sum which is required by the Government was in front of the Committee on each occasion instead of having , as today , this ...
... Opposition wanted . It seems to me that a little more reality would be brought into Supply debates if the total sum which is required by the Government was in front of the Committee on each occasion instead of having , as today , this ...
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... Opposition are determined to oppose to the utmost possible extent . 1037. Yes . I want to put it the other way ? - -I do not think myself that they should be deprived of the opportunity of doing that . It does not usually last very long ...
... Opposition are determined to oppose to the utmost possible extent . 1037. Yes . I want to put it the other way ? - -I do not think myself that they should be deprived of the opportunity of doing that . It does not usually last very long ...
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1959 MEMBERS PRESENT Amendment proposed Ayes ballot Barnett Stross Blackburn Chair Charles Pannell Clause Clement Davies Colonial Committee divided Committee Stage consider course deal debate Derek Walker-Smith difficulty discussion division Ernest Davies Finance Bill floor Freeth Gaitskell Government guillotine Hale Harriet Slater Henry D'Avigdor-Goldsmid House of Commons insert the words Kenneth Robinson Lady Gammans leave left out stand legislation Lord matter Memorandum ment Minister Mitchison mittee Money Resolution morning sittings Morrison Ness Edwards Noes Opposition Oram paragraph Parliament Private Members Privy Councillors procedure Question proposed Question put quorum R. A. BUTLER Ramsden recommend regard Report Stage Ronald Bell rule Second Reading Select Committee Session Sir EDWARD FELLOWES Sir Herbert Butcher Speaker Standing Committee Standing Order suggestion taken thing Tiley timetable tion Tuesday upstairs Viscountess Davidson Vosper vote Wedgwood Benn Welsh withdrawn words proposed