Former MP for Gravesend
I beg to second the Motion.
On a point of Order. Has not the Mover withdrawn his Motion?
Can the hon. Member discuss a Bill which has been dropped?
I rather disagree with the last speaker's idea that there should not be a general Debate on a consolidating Bill. The Port of London is one of the largest statutory monopolies, and it is therefore important that every occasion should be utilised to consider the general policy of that body. It may be that the discussion has concerned itself with too much small detail, but still, details are of...
The Board of Trade specifically rejected that Amendment.
I wish to congratulate my right hon. Friend on having reached the last stage of this Bill in this House. But I would remind him it is absolutely necessary that the Act should become a living force, and to achieve that two or three things are necessary. I agree with the right hon. Member for Peebles (Sir D. Maclean) that, in the first place, it ought to be made perfectly clear that the land...
50. asked the Prime Minister if, in view of the Government promise to introduce a Bill for the prevention of dumping, he will furnish a statement giving the principal provisions of the laws or regulations in force in our Dominions and Colonies and in foreign countries for the prevention of dumping?
58. asked the Prime Minister it, in view of the fact that controllers and other officials temporarily or otherwise engaged during the War in Government Departments are now transferring their services to private or other firms, he will require each of such controllers or officials in all State Departments to make a written declaration that no information of a Government, industrial, or...
