1914 - 1924 - Parliament of New South Wales

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REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND rnoCEEDINGS, VOL .
1-25TH rARLIAMENT-THIMD SESSION.
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SPEAKER *(continued) :-
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RUTANCS OF :-
That he adhered to the ruling lie had given last Session on the Parliamentary 'Elections (Casual
Vacancies) Bill, and coubt not uohold the contrmtion that the Parlia~nieutary, Elections-
(Ca.sual Vaewacies~ Amendment Bill contravened the Constitution, but- lie expressed no
.opinion as to whether the Bill should or should not be reserved for Royal Assent, SO .
That lie could not uphold the contention that the Wheat Bill was a temporary measure, and that.
its duration should have been: expressed in accordance with Standing Order No. 249, 108 .
That lie could not uphold the contention that the 2-Niotherhoo'd Endowment Bill was out of
order ou the ground that Clause 16 propo3ed to aniend the Public Service Aot without
mention in the Title, 127 .
0--i- Ilorioms i.-on Aimour.NAIEVT UM)En Tnu 49TIT STANDISO . ORDER
In bb)ision-That when a motion had been actually submitted to the House and then ruled out
of order, it was not the practice to draw a second motion from the Box without puttio(r
the Question to the T.-Iouse . 99, 119 .
On Time allowed for placing Notices in the Box, 103.
That the 11 Urgency " of a matter -was decided by five members rising in their, places in support,
of the motion, 103.
That it wa's competent to discuss a motion respe6tinu " inereased charges for periodical or
season tickets to women travellers," nothwithstalding that a Royal, Commission was
inquiring into the control and management of the Railways-He was not going W'appl .v
the rule in a way that would prevent members from discussing on a motion for adjournment,
some specific matter suddenly arising which they might wish to bring before the-
House, 50 .
That the ,notion, " The completion of the deviation works on the western railway line near
Ccorge's Plains," had not been submitted in a proper inanner, q9.
That lie overruled the contention that the motion regarding the establisliment of a State
Coal-mine on the area reserved by the Crown for that purpose was out of order on the
following grounds :--(a) that it was not definite ; (b) that it, anticipated Debate do an
Order of the Day in relation to the State Industries Bill-but he upheld the 6ontention
that it would anticipate Debate oA a motion on the Notice Paper regarding the establishing
of a State Coal-mine, 119 .
That the motion relating to the expulsion (~f Dr . G . S . Thompson from the New Son i th Wales.
Branch of the B.M .A . could be discussed on the Estimates, and was bherefore out of
order, 116.
0,; Pois-rs or ORDER REPORTED FROM COTIPAUTTEE OF THE WHOLE
In'Rdfei~&iice to " Time " in which-Objeotioti must be takea to Chairman's Rulin-That in
Honourable Member shotild have an opportunity of te3ting P the Chairm-tu's Rul'ing, 94 .
On Refhsal of Chairiiiiii .of Committees to receive certain Nlotlons-Thiit under Standin- Order
No . 330 the Chairman had a discretion and could reftice a motion 11 That the Chairman
leave the Chair " but there was no such Standing Order applicable to the inotion " That a
clause be postponed," 94 .
That lie upheld the ruling of the, Chairman-That a new clause proposed to be inserted in the
W-heat Marketing Bill giving " preference of employment " was within the scope of
the Bill, 101 .
SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT (See ADJOURNMENT
-STANDING ORDERS (See also " COMMITtFES
Sessional Order appointing Committee, 51 .
Motion to suspend to bring in and proceed with Bill as a matter of Urgency, is fa:r as first
~rcading in one day, 76 .
1NIotion to suspend to bring in and pass Supply Bill through all stages in one day (bcjror~
Adt1ress in 1?eply had beC7z disposed of) 36 ; S~, 14~d (after I') .
Motion to suspend to brim, in and pass Bill through all stages in one day, Urgency, 80,105,
137(s), 165.
Motion to suspend to pass 'Bill through remaining stages in one day, Urgency, 101 .
Motion made, as a matter of urgqncy, to stippond, for the pre3entation of a Petition, the time
for that purpose having passed, 141 .
STATE COAL-MINE (See "ADJOURNMENT" ; also, " MINING
STOREY, THE TION . JOHN (See " PRE2MIER " ; also " MINUSTERIAL STATEK]ENT also~
" ELECTORAL ") .
STUART-ROBE,RTs6N, ROBERT JAMES, M..L .A .
Appointed Chairman of Connnittecs'(for thi.3 day only), 35 ; Vor 1he8esqio .,i)j 46 .
SUPPLY (See "FINANCE .")
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rELLERS (See " DIVISIONS 'also " NO TELLERS
TROM PSON, Dr . G . S . (See " PUBIC HEALTH
TRAMWAYS
TRAMWAY FROM NARRALEE-2i To PITTWATER :-
Motion niade (Mr. El-yte!l) to refer work to Parliamentarv Standing Comniittcc on Public Works,
and Debate adjourned,'SS ; Moti~n agreed to, 187 .
TRAMWAY VRO'A CURY, C17RT, To FRrSHWATFr,
j1Joti o!l In ' ~Ic Est-11) to r.0 fer ' wo~k t' o Parliamentiry Standill~ COMMittC8 on Public IVorks,.
186.