1914 - 1924 - Parliament of New South Wales

INDEX
1922 (SFCO-,D SESSION) .
REFERENCES TO THE voTFS AND PiddKimrmls, vbM.' !~`.`26TH I-A4LIAA1HNT-SEC0ND ISEKKION .
ADJOURNMENT (conti?llled) :7-
OF DEBATE :-
Motion made for, and passed (to iake precedence), 8, 9, 11, 14, 16, 49 (2), 52, 54, 60, 62, 75, 82(2),
40, 99, H5, 150, 166,176, 181, 206, 218, 221 .
Motion made for, and negati ved, 151 . - -
To a later hour of the day, 115 ' .
OF TJIF Hovsx
Motion made for, and passed, 2, S, 10 11, 14, 16, 20, 214, 52,~58, 60, 65, 69, 79, 133, 147, 199,
194, 197-8, 213, 224, 229 .
Motion made for, and House cotinted'out, 72, 1 .58, 208 .
Motion made for special, and passed~ 182, 224, 229 .
Motion made for, as a mark of rcspe,.it .iiu t4e, death , ~f ' a Member, I and passed, 107 .
Motion made for, as a mark of respect oil tit c
K .C.M .C . (a former Premier), 129 .
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deatll .of His Honor Sir Charles Gregory Wade,
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OF THE HousE, U-NDFIC THE 49Ttl STANDING ORDER
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Batlow Piatdi~iicd Soldier Seitlers-Employiqent of the, oti . the,,11atlow-Tumbarumba, Road
. Aelief"Works: (Mr.* O'Bl'-Iew, 25 .
Murray Lands Settlement Schernc~,Suppression of Reports in connection with the (31r Gregory
McGirr), 39 .
Withdrawal of prosecution against Mr . -.Marks for sending offensive letters to the Speaker, Mr .
Levy 48 .
Tile proposed a6tion of: the Go~ernmcntito withdra%V tlie!riglits :of Industrial Arbitration from
* the Pnblic-Servants .of the State (Jfr . Greitl), 73 .
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Thic action of. the Attorney . Gineral in not givinq effect to the provisions of the 'Returned
Soldiers Preference Act in :appointing Mn McKean to it position as'a I permanent . Crown
Prosecutor (Mr . Afit)-phy), 7 .7 . , z. :, . 71
Lack of Government supervision .ov6r orphanage.s, :permittiug of serious ill-treatment of certain
children at the St. Joseph i Orphanage, Kincuniber ( Mr . SUIton), 81 .
The decision of the Governriient -to charge High .School fees .- .Poiq of'Order,-That the matter
was not one of urgent ; ~ pu -bli'l. ic impor ' ;' " tl'" ance-overr ' ' ' tiled by Mr .'S' peaker (Yajor Coandl), 84 .
The action of the Uovernment in disiniesing employees of the Goverument Printing Office (3fr .
mu)-,phy)_9S
The loss sustained by the State owing to the action of the Government in not proceeding with
the electrification of the Newcastle District Tramway Service (Mr . Baddeley), 101 .
Tile recent imposition of fines upon inotor'brinnbus drivers for overcrowding. Point of Order-
That motion was not definite-ovdrrul6d by AY . Speaker (Mr. O'Halloran), 180 .
The necessity for the Honorable die Preinier'to urge on the Federal .
authorities the immediate
discontiouiinc-e of the Federal control acquired ubder the War Precautions Act Over vital
induftri~s in' th~-Sta~e. -Point ~o~ b,dw-,-That ill6'tio'i~i not' (Tefinite-'averruled by
Mr . Speaker (Mr . 1~cozt Fell), 192 .
The failure of the (3overnment to honour the proniisc .made by the Minister for Health in the
previous Administration to Dr . George Stanley 'I'honipson to meet any legal expenses
incurred by I ini iii bringing before the Equity G.9urt, * under Section 99 of the Lunacy Act,
tile case Of Farr ( .11r . 0o,ling), 216.
.Ruled out or order .-
:Tile age for women workers, ruled out-of'order by. fr . S peak er, on the
g,ound that the iwitter could be debated on the Estimates which -had been Tabl6d .(~fr .
vVIttlioran), 149 .
The lowering of the Basic Wage for Womcn~Xlr.,Speaker stated lie had previously rule(] the
inotioo out of order.on the ground that it coul'if b6 .'di8cusse,l oil the Estimates that ha(f
been beeni-fully . discussed since on, the Lstimates of the
Department of Labour andJndust,ry, afid lie therefore ruled it out of order at the present
time (Mr . O'Halloran), 169 . ., ~- ' . i : 1. , '. I i
The need for enforcing the .law .which,piovides ipenalties . against motorists guilty of reckless
driving . Point qf* Or le -,--That motion auticipateol dise*ussion (mi a motion already on the
J'a pq~-uuli eld,by M r .. Sppaker. NeN .~;), 23 .
Punis%oient of Persons guilty of cruelty to aninvils (Hr. ;17 'Ison 33 .
Jtap~i,lly increm-i-ig cuit of fo(Ostuffis an&9ther Comolo litie" , (Mr. Moleiivowh), 30 .
The ur.-ent nec -ssiLy of prompt encouragemont an I
land settl~lnent (31r . Weaver), 5 .3 ., 1
further development of inimignation and
The action of tl~e Government in tiviking Ministerial Statements daring Question Time, thereby
depriviug members of their legitimate ri .rbW in atteniptiog to elicit information in the
public interest-Point, o/* Order,-77,rhat motion was not a definite one',of urgent p6bli6
importatim-upheld by Speaker
Thd riled for att'immediate alteration in the present system of Election of Members to the
Hdu-i6 :'in 'ii"e' of ~acancies-"P6ffit of '0?dir ;-That 11166on anticipated diictmiim on a
motib n already,on, the Business -Paper-Mr . Speaker having been assured of the probability
of the,subject being,discussed-within a reasonable fime~upheld-the point of order, 210 .
MOTION THAT A SECOND mo-rioN FoR u.mjitft 49ri~ OnDER, BE' K.WKRTAIXV.D ON, TUB
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Negatived, 23, 53, 210 .
APPOINTMENT .OFA PERNIANENT OR"O
K PROSECUTOR
Motion made (Alr. ilftirphy) under the 49th Standing Order; for adj oil ruin ent of the House to
discus,i the action of 6ie "Atto*rney-General in not giving effect to the provisions of the
Returne'd--Soldie'rs Pr6ference.A&m' appointing :Mr . MCK as ~,a, PeKniallent ~Crown
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