Former MP for Nottingham East
With very great respect, I do not think the point which was raised by the hon. Member for Horncastle (Mr. Haslam) has been met. As I apprehend it the point was not "Will the full penalty be imposed in any particular case?" but "Is it right that any penalty at all should be imposed if there was no mens rea in that case?" The House frequently passes legislation creating offences in which no...
This matter is a matter of very great public importance, and I subscribe to the view put before the House by my hon. Friend. There are two things which we should keep prominently in mind. First, the Postmaster-General was perfectly accurate-when he said that, if you are going to have an effective inquiry, you do not want in the long run to have your inquiry quite void because the requisite...
72. asked the President of the Board of Education whether he is in a position to state the constituent elements of the Standing Joint Committee on Teachers' Salaries?
Former MP for Nottingham East
Entered the House of Commons on 6 December 1923 — General election
Left the House of Commons on 7 October 1931 — General election
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