Mr Reginald Banks, former MP, Swindon

Orders of the Day — Armaments. 30 Jul 1934

I admit that I possess no technical qualification for dealing with and criticising this Motion, and I doubt whether any great technical qualifications are required. It seems to me that a rudimentary knowledge of recent history and the elements of logic, with a pinch of common sense, are sufficient to oppose a Motion which would have been foolish any time these last five years, but in July,...
Privilege. 13 Jun 1934

I find myself in the same difficulty as my right hon. Friend the Member for Hillhead (Sir R. Home) and I doubt whether my difficulty is eased by the statement that the observations in paragraph 21 do not alter the law. If they do not alter the law they certainly are declaratory of very important principles of law. Like my right hon. Friend, I am ready to accept the verdict of the Committee...
Orders of the Day — Finance Bill.: Clause 6. — (Customs Duty on patent leather.) 4 Jun 1934

Does it not follow that anybody who does not agree with that theory of economics is to be accused of defending trade interests?

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Mr Reginald Banks