Mr David Adams, former MP, Poplar South Poplar

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Oral Answers to Questions — Metropolitan Police Force. 27 Jul 1933

38. asked the Home Secretary whether the appointment of the Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police is a full time and full pay appointment; whether his attention has been drawn to the engagement of the present commissioner on inspection duties of the Royal Air Force; and whether such duties call for the special appointment of a deputy or assistant at New Scotland Yard during such times?
Oral Answers to Questions — Post Office.: Battersea Power Station (Accidents). 1 May 1933

44. asked the Home Secretary the number of fatal and non-fatal accidents that have occurred in the building of the Battersea power station?
Oral Answers to Questions — Post Office.: Suicides (Starvation). 1 May 1933

45. asked the Home Secretary if he can supply any statistics which show by verdicts given in coroners' courts in the British Isles the number of suicides caused by starvation?

Former MP for Poplar South Poplar

Entered the House of Commons on 27 October 1931 — General election

Left the House of Commons on 19 May 1942 — Died

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