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Mr Gilbert McAllister
Former MP for Rutherglen
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- Entered Parliament on 5 July 1945 — General election
- Left Parliament on 5 October 1951 — General election
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- Orders of the Day — Festival of Britain (Additional Loans) Bill (25 Jun 1951)
“Before my right hon. Friend leaves the question of the original loan, does not he think it a pity that Mr. H. N. Butler, F. C. A., should refer in the first paragraph of his report to the £770,000 as the estimated expenditure, when quite clearly it was the amount of the loan? That statement tends to give a misdirection from the beginning to a very fair-minded report.”
- Orders of the Day — Festival of Britain (Additional Loans) Bill (25 Jun 1951)
“The right hon. Gentleman said the report of the accountants was an objective report and I think that is fair comment. On page 2 of that report he will find that in paragraph (g) of the list of reasons given by the accountants—who were very experienced—they said one of the main reasons was the exceptionally heavy rainfall during the winter of 1950–51.”
- Orders of the Day — Festival of Britain (Additional Loans) Bill (25 Jun 1951)
“The House seemed to follow with rapt attention the speech of the right hon. Gentleman the Member for Streatham (Mr. Sandys), although I think we all thought that it was rather a laborious and tedious study, not going very deeply into the matters involved. At any rate, it was a speech characteristic of the party opposite in relation to the Festival of Britain since the Festival was thought...”
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