Former MP for Leeds Central
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53. asked the Minister of Health whether, since all houses subsidised under the Government scheme have to he completed by 1st January, 1926, he can give any idea of the number which he anticipates will be so constructed in the period, assuming that the fullest possible effort be made to take advantage of the facilities afforded?
75. asked the Minister of Health the estimated annual liability to the State under the proposals set forth in his Housing, etc. (No. 2) Bill; whether his Department considered the extra liability which would have been entailed by making the inclusion of a parlour optional and compulsory, respectively; and whether, in that case, he can state what the increased estimated cost would have been?
97. asked the President of the Board of Trade how many complaints he has received from British firms whose business is seriously affected by the delays in transport and delivery due to the situation in the Ruhr and what new steps are now being taken to relieve their anxiety in view of the possibility of the increase of unemployment in this country?
Former MP for Leeds Central
Entered the House of Commons on 15 November 1922 — General election
Left the House of Commons on 2 July 1923 — Died
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