1904 - 1913 - Parliament of New South Wales

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REFFRE I NCES TO TITH VOTES AND T.'ROCEEDTNGS-'_2OTl1 PAULIAMENT' SESSION 1905-
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" SOBRAON," NAUTICAL SCHOOL-SHIP Q' See EDUCATION
SPEAKER (See also "POINTS OF ORDER
Repo rts issue and return of Writ, 1 .
Lays oil Table X\'arralit appointing Elections and Qualifications Committee, 11 ; Report,-
liiaturi~y, 27 .
Lays paper oil Table, . 15, 37, 43, 59, 157 .'
Reports Deputy Speaker's Commission to Administer Oath of Allegiance,, 33 .
Clork ilffOrulS House Of mlaVOidable ilbsende of, and Deputy-Speaker took Chair, 123, 127, 133,
139, ~143, 149 .
RULINO-13 OF :
That the Industrial Arbitration (Temporary Court) Bill was well within the Order of Leave, and
wits in Order, 27 .
That the motion for adjoll rlinicut, the " Cry of tile Workless," kvas not in Order, not being of
n. definitie character, 35.
That lie was not called upon to decide the correct name of .Magistrate referred to in motion foy
adjournment tinder 49th Standing Order, 74 .
That motion ifor adjournment under 49th Standing Order was sufficiently definite, 74 .
That the Landlord and 'I 'enant (Amendment) Bill did not interfere with trade, 110 .
That ananictidniont having been move(] to insert certain words, the only question before the
Committee %vas 'such amendment, as it affected the Resolution, and that an,~onorallle
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Member could not spcal~ to the original resolution until the amendment was deci
That a, INtellibel . was within his rights in demanding a ballot before tile Question had been fuliv
put froiwithe Chair, .182 .
That in in Oi~dcr of Leave of a, Bill tbe.scope and gencral purposes should be defined, 19 .1.
Tile Order of Leave covered the general scope and purport of the matters comprised in the
Bill, 198 .
T'hat taking all the circumstances into consideration, he did not think the House was taken by
surprise, and, therefore, lie ruled the measure in Order, 244 .
That adjourtinient motion respecting prize fighting, was out of . Order, on the ground that the
subject could be fully discussed oil the Colonial Secretary's Estimates, or when the Police
Estimates were under discussion, 249 .
That the practice of this House, basedton decisions given- for years past, had been to prevent
double digcussions, and any question in regard to the management or mismanagement by
the Government ' of public affairs could be discussed in the Financial Debate, which was set
down for consideration, an(] the necessity for the Government placing a Sum of money upon
tile Estimates to assist the exhibition promoted by tile- Australian Natives' Association
could then be fully discussed, or when the Estimates were tinder consideration, 254 .
That its clause 2 of the NVorkinen's Compensation Bill included the Crown in the definition of
all Einplo~,er, and, its the Crown was large employer of labour, considerable sunis would
be chargeable to the Publie Revenue the Bill should, therefore, have been preceded by
a Mcssagcl or have been introduced by the Government ., 294 .
'That the IN'lotion for Adjournment would anticipate the Debate on the Lotteries Bill, which
was among the Orders of tile Day set down for consideration to-day, and was, therefore,
out ' of order, 343 .
That tile object'in sending a Bill to a Select Committee was thatamendinents might be suggested
which the Committee thought desirable, tile amendments made were within the scope Of the
Bill, and W therefore ruled the Bill in order, 345 .
RULIN( :S OF DEPUTY-SPEAKER
ThatCollullittee, amendmentw,'Is
to refer cases to Public Service Board, to motion for appointment of Select
relevant 125.
That the House had power to, , control its own actions as to whether it would entertain the
motion for privilege respecting newspaper article, and lie was not prepared to rule'the
motion out of Order, 142 .
SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT :- .
Motion Inade for, and passed; 226 .'
SPECIAL SITTING DAY :-
Motion -made (Mr . Carruthers) for House meeting on Friday next, at 10 -30 o'clock, Government
Business to take precedence of all other business, 360 .
STAMPS (See " POSTAG E, STAMPS
STAMP DUTIES (DEDUCTIONS) BILL
Assent to (Session 1904), reported, 3.
STAMP DUTIES ACT, 1898, AND STAMP DUTIES (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1904
Amended Regulations and Forms under Acts, laid on Table, 6 .
STANDING ORDERS,:-
Sessional Order allpointing Committee, 31
Motion mado (Hr . J;rade) for suspension of, and debate adjourned, 80 Debate resumed,
motion agreed to, 81 . 1
Motion of urgency to suspend Sessional Orders, 83 .
Motion of urgency to suspend, 149, 209 .
Suspended to pass Bill through all stages in one (lay, 89, 209, 211.
Suspended to admit of presentation of Petition, 140 .
Motion made (31r . Carruthers) for Suspension of, 327 .
Motion made (Mr . Carruthers) for Suspension of, to enable a Motion to be moved foi
consideration pro formd, under 256A Standing Order" 364.
STATE CHILDREN RELIEF ACT, 1901 :-
Regulations tinder, laid oil Table, 26 (1), 282 .
STATE CHILDREN RELIEF, BOARD :-
Rcoort for year ended 5th April, 1905, laid on Table, 257 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
STATE CLOTHING FACTORY
LAID ON T~BLE :-
Report of public Sbrvice Board oil general working of, together-with Minutes of Evidence, 5l . .
Comments by Comptroller of Railway Stores on Report of the Ilublic Service Board, 51 . . . . .
Reply of Public Service Board to the comments of the Comptroller of Railway Stores, 51 ; 89
(in substitution, ofpaper laid previously upon Me Table)] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
STATE GOVERNOR-
REAIDENCE IN NEW SOUTII WALZS ov GovFRNoR-G-HNFRAL, A-,D-
Motion made (Mr'. Briner) for return, showing cost of repairs, maintenance, wages, &c ., ii
connection'with, 211 .
STATE LABOUR BUREAU :-
Report of the Public Service Board on, with a view to its reformatiou, laid on Table, 51 . . . . . . . . .
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