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PAPERS ORDERED TO RE rRiNTED.
RkFEPENCES TO THE VOTE]S AND PROCEEDINGS, VOL. 1-23111) PARLIAMENT-FOURT11 SESSION
ASSEMBLY JOINT
VOLU I VOLUMES.
VOL.
SPEAKER (contbuted) :_
RULINGS or (contimted) :-
He did not feel disposed to rule the Commonwealth Powers (Ifflar) Bill out of order, If it
had tile coiistitutional blemishe~s that'were r~prcsented there was -a power much more
highly qualihod than be was to rectify any error that may have been comirlitted, .293 .
That tile item I I Housing Board-For the purchase'or resumption of land, ;C50,000," in theLoan
Bill was in order, as this aniount was portion of a scheme which was submitted. oil two
items, 300 .
That the item Alviculture-For tile promotion of Agriculture, Agricultural Colleges, and
Experiment and Demonstration Farins, 150,000 " -was in order, as tile ,amount which
consisted of su which (lid 'n~~ in any inseance exceed 920,000,' the provisions of the
Public Works Act Ins were not infringed, 300 .
That the item " Agriculture-Purchase of Site f6r fforse-breeding Farm and Improvements,
XG0,000," was z~ in order, as this was not a work within the meaning of the Public Works
Act, 300 .
That the Naturalised Subjects Franchise Eill was iiotullra vires-tbis State was entirely within
its riglit~ in making tile discrimination proposba in the Bill-tile Bill -.iafi in order, 355 .
That the Grain Elevator Bill was before the House 'in consequence of a resolution ' rescinding
tile motion referring the subject to the Public Works Committee; two . pre.cedents,,Nvere'
available, showing that a.-Minister could take away from a statutory body a work already
entrusted to it,.369-70 .
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Referring to the Point of Order reg:arding a second Urgency -Motion tinder Standing Order 395
for the introduction of the Totalizator Bill that the que.tion had already been decidetij
Mr. Speaker said the word '.'.question!' was one which required to be defitied . All-questious
in 11 May," where the words " the same in substance " were used were questions of some
concrete character-not a malter of urgency, but specific questions ; an Honorable -Member
speaking on . .the question of urgency i,s specifically under the Standing Orders precluded
front referring to the essence of tile question which lie wished at a later stage to debate,-
the motion was in order, 402. . .
The matter of Privilege raised by an Honorable Member in regard to a certain judgment of the
High Court having reference to the Honorable Member for Paddiligton, Mr. Osborne,-had
already been discussed this session, and was out of order, 406-7 .
That it was in order to discuss a motion for adjournmelit under the 49th Standing Order, in
reference to deviations on . the Dtibbo-~%'crris Creek~Railway line* between Merrygoen, and
Binnaway, as ceIrtain facts which might be submitted now were perhaps not available wheill .
the Estimates were under discussion, 416 .
MOTION OF CENSURE ON :-
That the notice of .motion in the Dame of the Honorable Member for Albnry (-Ilr . Cusack) was
of a multiplex character, and had brought iii . foreign matter in regard to some alleged
observance of neutrality by the Government in connection with the Willoughby -by-election,
and was therefore out of order, 1,75 .
DEPUTY SPFAKER ' :_
Gives casting vote,.63 (2) ,393.
Orders removal of Member front Chamber by Seri eatit-at- Arms, 213, 430 .
r_Directs Nlember.to discontinue his.speech, 349, 416 .
Member " named " by, 430.
That the insertion of the won1s ".clo3e all houses for the sale of intoxicating, liquor after
G o'clock p.m ." was irrelevant to the question for a Referendum to be taken as to the
advisability of curtailing hours .for sale of intoxicating liquor, after 0 o'clock p.m ., and was
therefore out of order, 68 .
That no question or inotioncould .be submitted which would.raise the samodebate as one which
had already taken place in the current Session ; the motion under review -asked for ail
expression of opinion as to'tbe earlier closinc, of hotels, a previous .' motion sought for tile
takin, of a Referendum. The motion was in order, 129 .
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the Trustees Deleption of Powers Bill gave additional powers to Trustees (lid not
restrict the powers in any way, and was in order, 172.
An Honorable Member procceding to raise a question of Privilege - in regard to the Honorable
Alember for Paddington, Mr . Osborne, during the motion for siv;pettsiorl of the Standing
Orders, in regard to the introduction of the Totalizator . Bill, coula. irttervene at that stage
and proceed, but the Point of Order submitting that the privilege motion bad not suddenly
arisen ; as was contemplated in Standing Order No. 158, and further, this question had
already been discussed some time ago, were facts which were fatal to the privitege motion,
403 .
SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT (See 11 ADJOURNMENT
SPECIAL DEPOSITS ACCOUNTS ACT, 1911 :-
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLic HEALTH-FARm AccoUNT':-
Statement of Receipts and E4enditure for year ended 30th Jane, 1915,'96 . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
GOSFORD FARM HOME FOR Boys-FAR~i ACCOUNT :-
Statement of Receipts and Expenditure for year ended 30th June, 19Z, 133 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
HOSPITALS FOR INsA.NE GENERALLY-FARM AND GARDEN ACCOUNT :-
Statement of Receipts and Expenditure for year ended 30th June, 1915,, 961 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES AND ExiERIMENT FARMs-FAnm ACCOUNT :--
Statement of Receipts and Fxpenditure for year ended 30th June, 19,16, M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
LABOUR FARM ACCOUNT
Statement of Receipts and Expenditure for year ended 30th June, 191115, 0% . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
TOURIST RESORTS-WORKINa ACCOUNT
Statement of Receipts and Expenditure :_ for year ended 30th June, 1915-, . 95 .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ABORIGINES PROTECTION BoAtiD-PliODUCE AND SALE S,rorF. Accou .,*T :.-
Statement of Receipts and Expenditure for the period Ist to 30th June, 1915 96 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
STACH, MR . A. G . von. (See "PU BLIC SERVICE ") .
STAFFORD, DR . H . L. (See "PUBLIC SERVICE ") .
STANDING ORDERS (See also 11 AbJOURNMhNT I,?)
Saspended (without Yoiiice) to consider as a mat-ter of urgency Notice-of Vatfoia, for theresefesion
of tile Resolution agreed to on 22nd July, 1915, a.m., referring the 9: 1itary and Naval
Hospital Home Bill-to a Select Committee, also the restoration of s&v Ori ter uf the Day fot
,the second reading of .the Bill to tlic'Notice, Paper, 12-3.
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