Parliamentary Papers, Volume 7H.M. Stationery Office, 1961 - Bills, Legislative |
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Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. OBSERVATIONS OF THE MINISTER OF POWER 26. The Minister's observations are set out in the following paragraphs by reference to the five parts of the Committee's report . PART I The Minister's ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. OBSERVATIONS OF THE MINISTER OF POWER 26. The Minister's observations are set out in the following paragraphs by reference to the five parts of the Committee's report . PART I The Minister's ...
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... Minister is conscious of the Board's wish to have this element of uncertainty resolved . The matter is therefore being discussed between the Ministry and the Scottish Home Department with a view to seeing whether an early decision on ...
... Minister is conscious of the Board's wish to have this element of uncertainty resolved . The matter is therefore being discussed between the Ministry and the Scottish Home Department with a view to seeing whether an early decision on ...
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... Minister of Power on coal prices . The original agreement was made between the colliery owners and the Minister in 1939 , and in 1946 , the Board agreed to its continuation . It was revised in 1954. In a letter from the then Minister to ...
... Minister of Power on coal prices . The original agreement was made between the colliery owners and the Minister in 1939 , and in 1946 , the Board agreed to its continuation . It was revised in 1954. In a letter from the then Minister to ...
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1962 MEMBERS PRESENT adjourned the Committee Adjourned till Tuesday aircraft airlines Amendment proposed Archie Manuel BILL Lords Bruce Millan Chair Chairman adjourned Charles Loughlin Clause be read Clause stand Colin Thornton-Kemsley Commander Donaldson Committee without Question Corporation cost Earl of Dalkeith Ernest Marples George Lawson Gilmour Leburn Gordon Campbell half-past Ten o'clock Harry Gourlay Henry d'Avigdor-Goldsmid Ian MacArthur insert the words Lady Tweedsmuir leave left out stand London Traffic Prescribed MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE Malcolm MacMillan Margaret Herbison Michael Clark Hutchison Minister Miss Harvie Anderson Miss Margaret Herbison Myer Galpern Noes paragraph pipe-line pursuant put:-The Committee divided Question again proposed Question proposed Question put read a second Regulations Report Richard Wood SAMUEL STOREY schemes Scotland Select Committee Sir Colin Thornton-Kemsley Sir Fitzroy Maclean Sir John Gilmour Sir Myer Galpern smokeless fuel Standing Committee Standing Order subsection Thursday at half-past Traffic Prescribed Routes Wilfred Proudfoot William Ross Willis withdrawn words proposed