Former MP for Manchester, Gorton
I think if anything could be said that was pertinent to these introductions under the Ten Minutes Rule the House, and private Members of the House, have a right to object to these Bills being brought in in this way in the absence of members of the Government. The Leader of the House is not here, and this is a question entirely affecting the electorate by which this House is elected. As a...
I am sorry to intervene, Mr. Deputy-Speaker, but is the hon. Member discussing the Bill before the House?
I would not have intervened in this Debate but for the misconceptions which are apparent after what the hon. Gentleman who has just sat down has said. The hon. Member said that where trade unions take the political levy out of the general funds, the members cannot claim exemption.
Former MP for Manchester, Gorton
Entered the House of Commons on 12 January 1906 — General election
Left the House of Commons on 16 November 1923 — General election
Also represented Gorton
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