1914 - 1924 - Parliament of New South Wales

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REFERENCES TO T11E VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS, VOL.
1-2 ITH PARLIA-MENT-SECOND SESSION,
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PUBLIC SERVICE :-
ALLECED CLAIMS OF OLD PUBLIC SERVANTS ON RETIRMIENT
Motion made Fallick) for Select Committee, 32 ; Motion made for adoption of Report,
agreed to, 182 .
ABOLITION OF BOARD
Motion madc (Nr. Gardiner) that the Public Service Board should forthwith abolislied-
Point of Ordp~-(I) That this subject could be disefissed upon the F inancial Statement
Debate, and also on the Estimates ; (2) That a Royal Commission had been q)pointed to
inquire into the Public Service, and any discussion would, perhaps, be prejudicial to the
Commission-NI .r . Speaker ruled the Motion, out of order on the second objection raised,
58 .
PREFERENCE Foi~L EMPLOYMENT AND OVERTI-MF JN GOVERNItENT DEPARTMENTS
Motion made (Dr . Arthu-), That, in the opini
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on of this House, preference for employment and
for overtime should be given in all Government Departments to married men with families,
an exception being made only in the case-of returned soldiers, and Debate adjourned, 182 .
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QUESTION :-
That qkiestiou be now put, passecl, 32, 39, 41, 47, 51, 52, 53, 54, 63, 72, 73, 114, 119, 121, 178,
180, 208-9, 213 .
Da (10 negatived, 212 .
Do do requirements of Standing Orders not complied with, 72, 241 .
QUESTIONS :-
Mr. Speaker makes observations, and quotes fron-i 11 May" respeoting, with and without
Notice, 35-0 .
QUORUINI (See " NO QUORUXI
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RAILWAYS (See also " 'MINISTERIAL STATEMENT")
CARD " SYqTIPNT
Ministerial Statement,by thellon . G . W . Fuller regarding,-25 .
RECORDS :-
Transfer of Records to custody of Library, 185 .
RED CROSS SOCIETY .(See "BODINCTON HOME also "PUBLIC REALTEl") .
REFRESHMENT COM'MITTEE (Sc_~ " CO .Nl ..~IITTEES
ROLL OF HONOR
Mr . Speaker intiniated that the Roll of Honor of Members and Staff of the State Parliament
who had offered and been accepted for service durin .- the present War Avould he unveiled
in the Vestibule of Parliament House on Wednesday at a quarter b2fore Six o'clock, 211 .
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SCOBIE, ROBERT, ESQUIRE, M .P . (See " E'LEC' ORAL also " .\,I EHBERS
SELECT COMMITTEE (See " COMNlITTEES
SERJEANT-AT-ARMS :-
Do do do Tom Smith, 204.
.Removes -Alember from Chamber, by direction of Mr .
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Speaker,-~-Nlr . Gregory McGirri 65 .,
013iien, 177 . -
Do (10 do, -Mr . WriAit, 224i .
SESSIONAL ORDERS :-
Passed, 26-7 .
Business Days, 26 .
Precedence of Business, 26 .
Do . on Tuesdays, 109 .
Additional Sitting Days-Monday and F, riday, 127, 185, .196 .
811,WERAGE, (See "PARLIAN21ENTARY STANDING P02\12KITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS~ ')
SHIPPING (See also " FOODSTUFFS
CO-MMANDEURING OF SHIPS.FOR CARRIAC.P. or FooDSTuFFs
Motion made (Dr . Arthur) as a. matter of ur .gency tq consider, and negatived, 175, 228 .
SMITH, THOMAS JANUARIUS, ESQUIRE, M.L .A . (See " MEMBEP.S
SPEAKER :-
Commission to, to administer Oath to Menibers read by Clerk, 1 .
Lays on Table Warrant appointing Temporary Chairman of Committees, 5 .
Do do . . ~ Committee of Electionsiand : Qualifications, 4 :
Draws the attention of the House to the provisions of the Public Works Act, 1912, respecting
election of Mernbers to the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Works, 5.
1166ds Lieu tenant- Go Vern or's Opening Speech, 6-7 .
Reports Deputy-Speaker's Commission to ~duiimster Oatk to Members, 3 11 .
Reports receipt of Writ~ from- Byron and Glou'cegter, 2 .
Reports death of Thomas Henry Thrower, Esquire, 4 .