Federal Political Experience
BELL, Thomas Miller, B.C.L.
DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH: 1923.01.11 Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada
DECEASED: 1996.11.12
PROFESSION: Barrister, lawyer
POLITICAL PARTY:
|
Progressive Conservative |
(1953.08.10 - ) |
HOUSE OF COMMONS:
| 1953.08.10, St. John--Albert, New Brunswick |
Elected |
| 1957.06.10, St. John--Albert, New Brunswick |
Re-Elected |
| 1958.03.31, St. John--Albert, New Brunswick |
Re-Elected |
| 1962.06.18, St. John--Albert, New Brunswick |
Re-Elected |
| 1963.04.08, St. John--Albert, New Brunswick |
Re-Elected |
| 1965.11.08, St. John--Albert, New Brunswick |
Re-Elected |
| 1968.06.25, Saint John--Lancaster, New Brunswick |
Re-Elected |
| 1972.10.30, Saint John--Lancaster, New Brunswick |
Re-Elected |
| 1974.07.08, Saint John--Lancaster, New Brunswick |
Defeated |
CAUCUS:
| Progressive Conservative |
(1953.11.12 - 1974.05.09) |
PARLIAMENTARY FUNCTIONS:
Leader of the Opposition in the House of Commons
| Official Opposition House Leader |
(1973.09.21 - 1974.05.09) |
House Leader / Parliamentary Leader
| Progressive Conservative Party House Leader |
(1973.09.21 - 1974.05.09) |
Whip
| Chief Opposition Whip |
(1968.07.04 - 1973.09.20) |
Parliamentary Secretary
| Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Trade and Commerce |
(1957.08.07 - 1958.01.09) |
| Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada |
(1959.11.18 - 1961.11.17) |
| Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada |
(1962.01.18 - 1962.04.19) |
| Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada |
(1962.08.17 - 1963.02.06) |
