All 4 results for speaker:Mr John Evans

Welsh Affairs (24 Nov 1949)

Mr John Evans: I will not follow the hon. Member for East Rhondda (Mr. Mainwaring) in his violent denunciation. I congratulate the Government upon this White Paper, which shows a remarkable record of achievement during a time when there were tremendous difficulties to overcome, not merely in this country but also abroad. It is because I think we should appreciate the tremendous achievements of the...

Welsh Affairs (24 Nov 1948)

Mr John Evans: We have listened to a number of speeches, some of which have condemned this proposal, but I want to congratulate the Government on having brought forward this scheme. I really think that this will be a good thing for Wales. We know that over the years, there has been a clamant demand for Home Rule for Wales and for a Secretary of State for Wales, but it is perfectly clear that without...

Oral Answers to Questions — Leaseholds (Committee) (15 Mar 1948)

Mr John Evans: asked the Attorney-General whether, in view of the time that must elapse before the Report of the Departmental Committee on Leaseholds can be received, he will consider whether action should be taken to enable leases nearing their expiration, to be extended on the same terms as at present, in all cases where this is desired by the leaseholder.

Oral Answers to Questions — Leaseholds (Committee) (15 Mar 1948)

Mr John Evans: Is the Attorney-General aware that on an estate I know there are 50 leases which are about to expire? Is he aware that these leases are held by ordinary working men and that it will be a great hardship to them if they have to surrender their leases because their savings and their future will be jeopardised? Can some immediate action be taken to give these people protection?


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