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LEGISLATURE OF NEW SOUTI-1 WALES

GOVERNOR

(Sworn 20th January, 1966)

His Excellency Sir ARTIIUR RODEN Cun.ER, upon whom has been conferred the decoration of the Victoria Cross, Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order, Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, Knight of the Most Venerable Order of St John of Jerusalem, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia.

LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR

The Honourable Sir KENNE1H WmsTLER STREET, Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Knight of the Most Venerable Order of St John of Jerusalem, Lieutenant-Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia.

[From 22nd April, 1972] The Honourable Sir LESLIE JAMES HERRON, Knight Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, Companion of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of New South Wales, Lieutenant-Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia.

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THE MINISTRY

Premier and Treasurer THE HON. Sm ROBERT WILLIAM ASKIN, K.C.M.G., M.L.A.

Deputy Premier, Minister for Education and Minister for Science • . . . . . . . • • . . . • • • • • • . • • • • THE HON. CHARLES BENJAMIN CUTLER, E.D.,

M.L.A. Chief Secretary and Minister for Tourism and

Sport ......••...•......•.•••.......•... Minister for Decentralisation and Development and

Vice-President of the Executive Council ••... Minister for Public Works .....••.•.•••••••••••• Attorney-General ....••.•••••••.••••••••••••• , ••• Minister for Local Government and Minister for

Highways ......................••..... · .. Minister for Transport •.•••.••.••.•••••••••••••• Minister for Lands ••••••..•••••••••.••.•••••••• Minister for Environment Control ........•••••.• Minister for Agriculture : •••••.••••••••••••••••••

THE HON. ERIC ARCHIBALD WILLIS, B.A., M.L.A.

THE HON. JOHN BRYAN MUNRO FULLER, M.L.C. THE HON. DAVIS HUGHES, M.L.A. THE HON. KENNETH MALCOLM MCCAW, M.L.A.

THE HON. PIDLIP HENRY MORTON, M.L.A. THE HON. MILTON ARTHUR MORRIS, M.L.A. THE HON. THOMAS LANCELOT LEWIS, M.L.A. THE HON. JACK GoRDON BEALE, M.E., M.L.A. THE HON. GEOFFREY ROBERTSON CRAWFORD, D.C.M.,

M.L.A. Minister for . H_ousing and Minister for Co-opera-

tive Societies . . . . . . • • • • . . • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • THE HoN. STANLEY TUNSTALL STEPHENS, M.L.A. Minister of Justice . . . . . • • . . • • • • • • • . • • . • • • • • • •• • THE HoN. JOHN CLARKSON MADDISON, B.A., LL.B.,

M.L.A. Minister for Health •.•.•••...•••••••••• - • • • • • • • THE HON. ARNOLD HENRY JAGO, M.L.A. Minister for Mines and Minister for Conservation THE HoN. WALLACE CLYDE FIFE, M.L.A. Minister for Labour and Industry • • • • • • • • • . • • • • THE HON. FREDERICK MACLEAN HEWITT, M.L.C. Minister for Child Welfare and Minister for Social

Welfare . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . THE HON. JoHN LLOYD WADDY, 0.B.E., D.F.C., M.L.A.

Minister for Treasurer

Cultural Activities and Assistant THE HON. GEORGE FRANCIS FREUDENSTEIN, M.L.A.

MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL FORTY-THIRD PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION

President-The Honomable Sir Harry Vincent Budd Chairman of Committees-The Honourable Thomas Sidney McKay, B.A., LL.B.

Clerk of the Parliaments-A. W. B. Saxon, Esquire Clerk Assistant-L. A. Jeckeln. Usher of the Black Rod-K. C. McRae

Temporary Chairmen of Committees-The Honourable Harold Daniel Ahern, The Honourable Frank William Spicer, The Honourable John Alexander Weir

Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council-The Honourable John Bryan Munro Fuller

Deputy Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council-The Honourruble FTederick Maclean Hewitt

Leader of the Opposition-The Honourable Robert Reginald Downing, LL.B. [From 22nd February, 1972]-The Honourable Neville Kenneth Wran, Q.C.

Deputy Leader of the Opposition-The Honourable Neville Kenneth Wran, Q.C. [From 29th February, 1972]-The Honourable Herbert John McPherson

Government Whip-The Honourable Roger August Alfred Faes de Bryon-Faes Opposition Whip-The Honourable WiHiam Robert Coulter

Ahem, The Honourable Harold Daniel, Budd, The Honourable Sir Hal'ry Vincent A.R.M.T.C., 'Mech. Blee. Eng., iM.LE. Oahill, The Honourable Cedric Alan Francis, Aust., Chartered Engineer (Australia), Q.C. Dip. Pub. Ad., F.R.I.P.A. Cahill, The Honourable Cyril Joseph

Mam, The Honourable Anthony Alexander Cahill, The Honourable fames Edward Barron, The Honourable Evelyn Calabro, The Honourable Francesco Bowen, The Honourable Fred William, Clayton, Colonel the Honourable Sir Hector

O.B.E. Joseph Richard, E.D., B.A., LLB. Bryon-Faes, The Honourable Roger August Cockerill, The Honourable Francis Henry

Alfred Faes, de, K.C.H.S., M.A., M.Sc., Colborne, The Honourable Colin (h) Ph.D. (Temple, Pa) Connellan, The Honourable 'Leo Paul

For notes see p. iv.

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Coulter, The Honour.able William Robert Manyweathers, The Honoura:ble Richmond Davis, The Honourable Margaret Alayne William

Elizabeth Marsh, The Honourable Ralph Benson Downing, The Honourable Robert Reginald, Murray, The Honourable William Thomas

LL.B. (c) North, The Honourable Lindsay Annan Ducker, The Honourable John Patrick (/) O'Connell, The Honourable Hubert David Duncan, The Honourable Frederick Norman ( b)

(/) Packer, The Honourable Robert Clyde Erskine The Honourable Robert Hamilton Peters, The Honourable William Charles Erskine'. The Honourable Thomas Reginald, Pratten,. The Honourable Frederick Graham.

M.C. B.Sc. &kell, Major-General the Honouraible Stan- P~ess, The Honourable Anne Elizabeth

Iey Louis Mowbray, E.D. Riley, The Honourable Bernard Blomfield, Evans, The Honourable Richard Kelynack, Q.C.

D.F.C. Roper, The Honourable Edna Sirius Falkiner, The Honourable Otway McLaurin Rygate, The Honourable Amelia Elizabeth Fuller, The Honourable fohn Bryan Munro Mary Furley, The Honourable Mabel Eileen, Serisier, The Honourable Leroy Dudley,

O.B.E. LL.B. Gardiner, The Honourable John Henry Shipton, The Honourable Percev,aJ Martin Geraghty, The Honourable Walter James Maurice Gleeson, The Honourable Thomas ·Patrick Solomons, The Honourable Louis Adrian, Gordon, The Honourable Trevor Everett B.A., LL.B. Healey, The Honourable Clive Spicer. The Honouraible Frank William Hewitt, The Honourable Frederick Maclean Sullivan, The Honourable Henry Joseph Humphries, The Honourable Edward Harris Aloysius

(g) Thom, The Honourable James Norman Joel, The Honoumble Sir Asher Alemnder, Vickery, The Honourable Eben Kelvin

O.B.E. Edward Keighley, The Honourable William Geoffrey, Warren, The Honourable Sir Edward Emer-

M.A. (Oxon) (j) ton, K.C.M.G., K.B.E., M.S.M., O.M.S.T., Kennedy, The Honourable James William R.S.G.C.

(e) Weir, The Honourable John Alexander Mcintosh, The Honourable John Charles (a) Willis, Lieutenant-Colonel the Honourable McKay, The Honourable Thomas Sidney, Max Frederick, E.D., LL.B.

B.A., LL.B. Wran, The Honourable Neville Kenneth, McPherson, The Honourable Herbert John Q.C. Maloney, The Honourable James Joseph (d) Wright, The Honourable Ernest Gerard

(a) Deceased 10th August, 1971 (b) Deceased 18th December, 1971 (c) Resigned 4th February, 1972 (d) Resigned 16th February, 1972 (e) Elected 16th September, 1971 (f) Elected 29th February, 1972 (g) Elected 14th March, 1972 (hl Granted leave of absence from 18th May to 22nd August, 1971 (i) Granted leave of absence from 3rd February to 10th March, 1972

LEGISLATURE OF NEW SOUTH WALES

MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY FORTY-THIRD PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION

Speaker-The Honourable Sir Kevin Ellis, K.B.E., LL.B., B.Ec.

Chairman of Committees-Leon Ashton Punch, Esquire Clerk of the Legislative Assembly---"!. P. K. Vidler

Clerk-Assistant-R. E. Ward, Second Clerk-Assistant-D. L. Wheeler, Serjeant-at-Arms and Clerk of Select Committees-F. A. Mahony

Temporary Chairmen of Committees-Harold George Coates, Esq., Evelyn Douglas Darby, Esq., B.Ec., James Caird Bruxner, Esq., Daniel John Mahoney, Esq., James Bernard

Southee, Esq. Leader of the Opposition-Patrick Darcy Hills, Esq.

Deputy Leader of the Opposition-Sydney David Einfeld, Esq. Government Whip-Ian Ross Griffith, Esq.

Opposition Whip-Brian Joseph Bannon, Esq. Country Party Whip-James Hill Brown, Esq.

Askin, The Hon. Sir Robert William, K.C.M.G. . .............. . Bannon, Brian Joseph, Esq. . ............................... . Barnier, Gordon Arthur, Esq. . .............................. . Barraclough, Lindley John Forbes, Esq. . ..................... . Beale, The Hon. Jack Gordon, M.E. . ........................ . Bedford, Eric Lance, Esq., B.A. ............................. . Booth, Kenneth George, Esq. . .............................. . Brewer, Ronald Alfred St Clair, Esq .......................... . Brown, James Hill, Esq. (a) ................................ . Bruxner, James Caird, Esq ................................... . Cahill, Thomas Jiames, Esq ................................. . Cameron, James Alexander, Esq., LL.M ...................... . Chaffey, William Adolphus, Esq. . ........................... . Clough, James Arthur, Esq. . ................................ . Coady, Reginald Francis John, Esq. . ......................... . Coates, Harold George, Esq. . ............................... . Coleman, William Peter, Esq., B.A., M.Sc.(:Econ.) ............. . Cowan, David Bruce, Esq. . ................................. . Cox, Peter Francis, Esq ..................................... . Crabtree, William Frederick, Esq. . .......................... . Crawford, The Hon. Geoffrey Robertson, D.C.M. . .............. . Cutler, The Hon. Charles Benjamin, E.D. . .................... . Darby, Evelyn Dougl1as, Esq., B.Ec. . ......................... . Day, Donald, Esq. . ....................................... . Deane, Bernard Sydney Llewellyn, Esq ........................ . Degen, Roger Charles, Esq. . ................................ . Doyle, Keith Ralph, Esq., B.Ec ............................... . Duncan, Rdbeit Bruce, Esq. . ................................ . Durick, Vincent :P1atrick, Esq., B.A. .......................... . Earl, Clarence Joseph, Esq. . ................................ . Einfeld, Sydney David, Esq. . ............................... . Ellis, The Hon. Sir Kevin, K.B.E., LL.B., B.Ec. . ................ . Ferguson, Laurie John, Esq. . ................................ . Fife, The Hon. WaHace Clyde ............................... . Fischer, Timothy Andrew, Esq .............................. . Fisher, Colin Murray, Esq. . ................................ . Fl<aherty, James Patrick, Esq. . .............................. . Freudenstein, The Hon. George Francis ....................... . Gordon, Alan Robert Lindsay, Esq. . ........................ . Griffith, Ian Ross, Esq. . .................................... . Haigh, William Henry, Esq. . ............................... . Healey, Richard Owen, Esq .................................. . Hills, 'Patrick Darcy, Esq. . ............................. · ... · · Hughes, The Hon. Davis ................................... . Hunter, David Benjamin, Esq. . .............................. . Hunter, Mervyn Leslie, Esq. . ............................... . fackett, John Gordon Thome, Esq ........................... . Jackson, Rex Frederick, 1Esq. . .............................. .

(a) Granted leave of absence for session

Collaroy Rockdale Blacktown Bligh South Coast Fairfield Wallsend Goulburn Raleigh Tenterfield Cooks River Northcott Tamworth Eastwood Dnur.moyne Blue Mountains Fuller Oxley Auburn Kogarah Barwon Orange Manly Casino Hawkesbury Baima.in Vaucluse Lismore Lakemba Bass Hill Waverley Coo gee Merry lands Wagga Wagga Sturt Upper Hunter Granville Young Murrumbidgee Cronulla Maroubra Davidson Phillip Armidale Ashfield Lake Macquarie Burwood Heathcote

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Jago, The Hon. Arnold Henry ...........................•.... Jensen, Henry Frederick, E.sq. . .............................. . Johnstone, Lewis Albert, E.sq ............................... . Jones, Samuel Barry, Esq. . ............................•..... Keams, Nicholas Joseph, E.sq ................................ . Kelly, Lawrence Borthwick, £sq ............................. . Kelly, Robert Joseph, E.sq. . ................................. . Lawson, Joseph Alexander, Esq .............................. . Lewis, ~he Hon. Thomas Lancelot ........................... . McCaw, The Hon. Kenneth Malcolm ........................ . McGinty, Laurence Frederick, Esq., M.B.E., LL.B. ............. . Mackie, Gordon Oharlton, Esq. . ............................. . Maddison, The Hon. John Clarkson, B.A., LL.B ................. . Mahoney, Daniel John, Esq ................................. . Mallam, Heathcote Clifford, Esq. . .......................... . Mason, John Marsden, Esq., L.Th ............................. . Mauger, Stephen Gemge, Esq. . ............................. . Mead, Thom,as Francis, Esq. . ................................ . Morris, The Hon. Milton Arthur ............................. . Morton, The Hon. Philip Henry ............................ . Mulock, Ronald Joseph, Esq., LL.B. . ......................... . Mutton, Lerryn William, Esq. . .............................. . Neilly, George Henry, 'Esq. . ............................... . Nott, Leo Mervyn, Esq ...................................... . O'Connell, Keith, Esq. . ...................... ' .............. . Osborne, Clive Geoffrey, 'Esq .............•.................... Paciullo, George, Esq. . .................................... . Petersen, Wilfred George, Esq .............................. . Punch, Leon Ashton, Esq. . ................................. . Quinn, Ernest Neville, Esq. . ................................ . Ramsay, Eric Daniel, Esq .................................. . Renshaw, John Brophy, Esq. . ................................ . Ruddock, Maxwell Stanley, Esq., M.Ec. . ..................... . Ryan, The Hon. Phillip Norman ............................. . Sheahan, The Hon. William Francis, Q.C., LL.B ................ . Singleton, Matthew, Esq. . .................................. . Sloss, Albert Ross, Esq. . ................................... . Southee, James Bernard, Esq ................................ . Stephens, The Hon. Stanley Tunstall .......................... . Stewart, John Julius Thomas, Esq. . .......................... . Stewart, Kevin James, 'Esq ................................... . Taylor, James Hugh, Esq. . ................................ . Viney, Arthur Edward Allanby, Esq. . ........................ . Wad:dy, The Hon. John Lloyd, 0.B.E., D.F.C. . ................ . Wade, William Arthur, Esq .................................. . Walker, Francis John, Esq., LL.M. . .......................... . Walker, Noel Douglas, E.sq .................................. . Willis, The Hon. Bric Archibald, B.A. ....................... .

Gordon Wyong Broken Hill Waratah Bankstown Corrimal East Hills Murray W ollondilly Lane Cove Willoughby Albury Hornsby Parramatta Campbelltown Dubbo Monaro Hurstville Maitland Mosman Nepean Yaralla Cessnock Burrendong Gosford Bathurst Liverpool Illawarra Gloucester Wentworthville Wollongong Castlereagh The Hills Marrickville Burrinjuck Clarence King Mount Druitt Byron Charlestown Canterbury Temora Wakehurst Kirribilli Newcastle Georg-es River Miranda Earl wood

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STANDING AND SELECT COMMITTEES

FORTY-THIRD PARLIAMENT-SECOND SESSION

STANDLNG ORDIBRS (Council)

The President, R. A. A. F. de Bryon-Faes, C. A. F. Cahill, Colonel Sir Hector Clayton, R. R. Downing (to 4 February, 1972), J. B. M. Fuller, F. M. Hewitt, T. S. McKay, J. J. Maloney (to 16 February, 1972), E. G. Wright

PRINTING (Council)

Colonel Sir Hector Clayton, C. Colbome, Margaret Davis, R. H. Erskine, M. Eileen Furley, L. A. North, Edna S. Roper, P. M. M. Shipton, J. A. Weir

SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION (Council)

C. A. F. Cahill, Colonel Sir Hector Clayton, T. P. Gleeson, W. G. Keighley, H. J. McPherson

MUNICIPALITY OF HURSTVILLE (WOLL! CREEK, KINGSGROVE, PUBLIC RESERVE LAND SALE) BILL (Council)

J. B. M. Fuller, J. E. Cahill, F. Calabro, W. R. Coulter, M. Eileen Furley, H. D. O'Connell (to 18 December, 1971), B. B. Riley, Edna S. Roper, L. D. Serisier, M. F. Willis

WINDSOR MUNICIPAL COUNCIL (HOBARTVILLE PUBLIC RESERVE) BILL (Council)

H. D. Ahern, J. E. Cahill, 0. McL. Falkiner, C. Healey, W. T. Murray, B. B. Riley, L.A. Solomons, H.J. A. Sullivan, J. N. Thom, Sir Edward Warren

ST ANDING ORDERS (Assembly)

Mr Speaker, K. M. McCaw, J. C. Maddison, D. B. Hunter, E. A. Willis, L.A. Punch, S. D. Einfeld, R. J. Kelly, D. J. Mahoney, J. B. Southee

PRINTING (Assembly)

Sir Robert Askin, W. P. Coleman, K. R. Doyle, R. 0. Healey, R. A. St C. Brewer, C. M. Fisher, R. F. Jackson, L. B. Kelly, A. R. Sloss, J. J. T. Stewart

PUBLIC ACCOUNTS (Assembly)

J. A. Clough, D. B. Cowan, R. J. Kelly (to 21 September, 1971), K. O'Connell, M. S. Ruddock, L. B. Kelly (from 21 September, 1971)

MEAT INDUSTRY (Assembly)

R. A. St C. Brewer, G. R. Crawford, C. M. Fisher, A. R. L. Gordon, N. J. Kearns, G. C. Mackie, L. W. Mutton, C. G. Osborne, L. M. Nott, J.B. Renshaw

(Council) The President, H. D. Ahem, F. H. Cockerill, W. J. Geraghty, R. W. Manyweathers, W. T. Murray, Edna S. Roper, F. W. Spicer, J. N. Thom, Sir Edward Warren

(Assembly) Mr Speaker, Sir Robert Askin, I. R. Griffith, S. G. Mauger, R. B. Duncan, C. M. Fisher, J. P. Flaherty, W. H. Haigh, R. J. Kelly, E. D. Ramsay

LIBRARY

(Council) The .President, R. A. A. F. de Bryon-Faes, R. H. Brskine, Major-General S. L. M. Eskell, J. H. Gardiner, F. G. Pratten, Edna S. Roper, L. A. Solomons, J. A. Weir, E.G. Wright

(Assembly) Mr Speaker, Sir Robert Askin, D. B. Hunter, T. F. Mead, C. G. Osborne, J. H. Taylor, E. I. Bedford, C. J. Earl, L. A. Johnstone, S. B. Jones

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Editor of Debates-W. J. Griffith

Parliamentary Librarian-R. L. Cope, M.A., F.L.A.A.

House Secretary and Parliamentary Accountant-H. St P. Scarlett

SESSION 1971-72

PARLIAMENT ARY DEBATES

4th August, 1971 to 24th May, 1972

INDEX TO SUBJECTS

Some subjects are grouped under the following headings:

ASSEMBLY (includes RULINGS, etc.)

COUNCIL (includes RULINGS, etc.)

DIVISIONS PETITIONS

Explanation of Abbreviations: Address, Address in Reply; adj., Motion for Adjournment; ad. rep., Adoption of Report; Com., Committee; cons. amdts, Consideration of Amendments; cons. mes., Consideration of Message; est., Estimates; int., Introduction; loan est., Loan Estimates; m., Motion; mes., Message; min. stmt, Ministerial Statement; m.s.o., Motion for Suspension of Certain Standing or Sessional Orders; pers. exp/., Personal Explanation; p.o., Point of Order; q., Question; lR., 2R., 3R., First, Second, Third Reading; recom., Recommittal; recons. amdts, Reconsideration of Amendments; supply, Committee of Supply; urgency, Motion of Urgency; ways, Committee of Ways and Means.

Abattoirs (See also "Meat Industry"):

Homebush, Export Standards, q., 4527, 4588.

Inverell, q., 5376. Management, address, 494. Meat Inspection, appn., 2335, 2383.

Aborigines: Activities: Publicity, q., 4451. Drunk~nness, address, 273; q., 3616. Housing and Advancement, appn., 1643;

loan appn., 2566. Neglected Children, q., 5101. Purfieet Reserve, q., 2536. Welfare, loan appn., 1358; q., 1409.

Abortion:

Abortion (continued) :

Policy of Federal Leader of the Opposition, address, 182.

Speech of the Hon. W. G. Keighley, address, 646.

White Paper, q., 3482, 4430.

Address in Reply:

ASSEMBLY:

First Day's Debate, 32; Second Day's Debate, 70; Third Day's Debate, 135; Fourth Day's Debate, 216; Fifth Day's Debate, 296; Sixth Day's Debate, 358; Seventh Day's Debate, 439; Presentation, 532.

COUNCIL:

First Day's Debate, 43; Second Day's Debate, 108; Third Day's Debate, 189; Fourth Day's Debate, 272; Fifth Day's Debate, 334; Sixth Day's Debate, 412; Seventh Day's Debate, 489; Eighth Day's Debate, 537; Ninth Day's Debate, 617; Presentation, 725.

Amendment to Law, address, 193, 272, 278; q., 556, 1729. Advertising:

Offences, q., 1208. Pet Foods, q., 516. c

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Volumes 92-98'

Aged Persons (See also "Pensions", "Super-annuation"):

Assistance, appn., 1796. Care, appn., 2087. Duck Shooting Licences, q., 4450. Emergency Aid, address, 250. Gosford Area, address, 169. Housing, address, 465, 468; q., 672, 2254;

loan appn., 2584; q'? 3481; adj., 3063. Meeting Places, appn., 2740. Motor Vehicles Registration and Licence Fees, q., 3257.

Mrs Beverley Chong, appn., 2086. Newcastle, loan appn., 2584. Nursing Homes, appn., 2085; adj., 2306, 2316.

Rate Concessions, appn., 1905. T.P.I. Water Rate Rebate, q., 4528, 4711.

Agent-General and Agencies Abroad: New London Offices, loan appn., 1363; q., 4226, 4346.

Agents: Auction Sales, q., 3474.

Agriculture: Allocations, loan appn., 1362. Bananas, q., 67. Banana Weevil Borer, q., 67. Coarse Grains, address, 361; q., 552. Commodities Marketing Research Unit, q.,

1461. Condobolin Research Station, appn., 2384. Education, appn., 2349, 2384. Extension Officers, appn., 2342. Fertilizer Price, q., 211, 2804. Fire Weed, appn., 2380. Fruit Canning and Leeton Co-operative

Cannery, q., 5263. Grain Storage, address, 55. Hail Damage, q., 2040. Inspection of Food Products, appn., 2336. Interstate Farmers, address, 544. Loan Allocation, loan appn., 2581, 2904. Locust Plague, q., 774, 966, 1548; appn.,

1730, 2346, 2349, 2383. Marketing of Oil Seeds, q., 5343. Mastitis Programme, address, 54.

Agriculture (continued):

North-West Agricultural Region, q., 1813. Parramatta Showground, q., 2474. Peach Crop, q., 4709. Regional Headquarters for Gunnedah, q., 5046.

Regional Headquarters, q., 5046. Research, appn., 2354.

Rural Problems, address, 543.

Temora Research Station, appn., 2384.

Upper Hunter District, appn., 2343.

Air Pollution: See "Pollution".

Aircraft and Air Se"ices: Airport Services, address, 371.

Concorde Flight Paths, q., 4294.

Duffy's Forest, q., 3775.

Gunnedah-Sydney Air Service, q., 2721.

Intrastate Air Service Subsidies, q., 1756, 1880.

Lord Howe Island Airstrip, loan appn., 1363.

Second International Airport for Sydney, q., 352, 1084, 1165; address, 463.

Sydney (Kingsford-Smith) Airport, q., 843.

Sydney (Kingsford-Smith) Airport, Access Roads, q., 4559, 5074.

Towra Point Site for Second International Airport for Sydney, address, 462; appn., 2191.

Transfer of RAAF Base from Richmond, adj., 897; q., 1485.

Tullamarine, address, 371.

Ambulance Services: Aerial Ambulance Service, q., 2683, 2684,

3476, 3969.

Bland Shire, appn., 2089.

Expenses Incurred by Family of the late John Gibbs of Denman, address, 404; q., 782.

Moree, q., 1190, 1816.

Reorganization, appn., 2089.

Staffing of Ambulances, appn., 2100.

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Animals (See also "Cattle and Livestock'', "Fauna and Flora"):

Dingo Destruction, Upper Hunter, q., 561; p.o., 562.

Grants to Animal Welfare Organizations, appn., 1644.

Kangaroos and Wallabies, appn., 2869. Pet Food Industry, appn., 2335, 2347, 2382; q., 2438.

Rabbits, appn., 2870. Traps in Urban Areas, q., 4313.

Apprentices: Availability, q., 4584. Building Industry, q., 4294. Fares, address, 205. Ministerial Statement, q., 5784.

Architects: Offences under Act, q., 17 46.

Archives: New Repository, q., 4785.

Art Gall~ry of New South Wales: Acquisition of Works of Sir William Dobell,

appn., 1639. Art Collection, loan appn., 2556. Catalogue of Art Treasures, q., 513. Extensions, loan appn., 1363.

ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE (See also "Parliament") :

ADJOURNMENT, SCOPE OF DEBATE, 1082.

ADDRESS IN REPLY, WORDING OF MOTION, address, 393.

AIR-CONDITIONING OF CHAMBER, loan appn., 2523.

ALLOCATION OF TIME FOR DISCUSSION, 2049, 4166.

BUSINESS OF TIIE HOUSE, adj., 1160; pers. exp!., 5408.

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE: PRECEDENCE OF BUSINESS, m., 3031, 3118; urgency, 5104; m.s.o., 5106; m., 5112.

ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE (continued):

CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES (L. A. PUNCH, ESQ.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS:

Amendments: Under section 46 of the Constitution Act, it is not competent for the Legislative Assembly to proceed upon any question of expenditure out of the consolidated revenue fund that has not been first recommended by a message of the Governor. As the amendment would involve incurring such expenditure, it was inadmissible, 1261, 1262, 1263.

Only one amendment may be moved at a time, but reference may be made to two amendments together, 1385. As the Committee had dealt with the specific amendment, it should not be dealt with again by the member, 4744. A member may speak on all the amendments together, but he must not give a second-reading speech on every aspect of the bill, 1426.

The member wished to indicate his opposition to the whole of the clause. He was entitled to speak only to the amendment until it was disposed of and the clause was again before the Committee, 2839.

Upon an amendment being moved, that a figure be left out and another figure be inserted in lieu thereof, and a member stating that he foreshadowed an amendment that a different figure be inserted, the Chairman ruled that he did not need to foreshadow it; he could vote against the question before the Committee and he could move a subsequent amendment, after the blank had been created, suggesting any figure he desired, 3545.

The member was entitled to say why the Legislative Council might have inserted its amendment, but the constitution of the Legislative Council had nothing to do with the amendment, 4890.

Anticipation of Debate: All revenue matters relating to education came under the estimate under consideration (clause 18 of the Appropriation Bill), but as the member had a motion on the business paper dealing with the Wyndham scheme and debate on it would continue at another time, he should reserve his remarks on that subject for that debate, 2286.

Chair: A member must address the Chair, 2843, 5542. It is the responsibility of members seeking the call to attract the Chairman's attention, 3540. It is the responsibility of a member seeking the call to attract the attention of the Chairman before he puts the question, for once the Chairman puts the question the member cannot receive the call, 4124. Personal references to the Chairman were a reflection on the Chair, 4996.

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Volumes 92-98

ASSE.MBL Y, LEGISLATIVE (continued):

CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES (L. A. PUNCH, ESQ.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued) :

Debate: Reasonable latitude had been allowed for the member to make his inquiry and for the Minister to answer him, but the fact was that the amendment had been disposed of by the Committee, 3540. A member was quite entitled to speak to the clause before the Committee in an amended state; and at the conclusion of the remarks of the member who had the call, to seek the call and to speak further to the clause, 3540.

Divisions: In response to a request, the Chairman stated that the question before the Committee was for the adoption of the clause. No amendment had been moved. If the member had moved an amendment, the Chairman did not hear him and he did not propose it to the Committee, 3203.

Documents: The Minister did not have to indicate the source of the telegrams to which he was referring, 4999. The member could not be asked to withdraw; he had identified the document when he started to read from it, 2288.

Interjections and Interruptions: A member is entitled to be heard in silence, 5139. Interjections must cease, 868, 2341. Further interjections would not be tolerated, 5139. Members should try to keep their conversations to an absolute minimum, 868. If members were not engaging in so much conversation they would be able to hear the Minister, 3191. The member speaking needed no assistance, 876.

Judiciary: It was not competent for the Chairman to say whether the Chief Justice would be appointed before or after 1st July. However, to debate the appointment of the Chief Justice would be entirely improper, in view of the fact that an appointment was to be made in the near future. Also, it would be wrong to permit the member to express an opinion about the method by which the appointment would be made, 5289. The member having said that he would confine himself exclusively to the question of qualifications, he was allowed to proceed on that basis, 5289. It would be most improper to allow the member to pursue a line about a pending appointment by giving his opinion on something that was controversial and topical, 5289. The member would be in order if he spoke about any additional qualification he considered necessary for the position, 5290.

The member having done what he had said he would not do, and what the Chairman asked him not to do, the member

CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES (L. A. PUNCH, EsQ.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued):

would drop the subject forthwith, 5290. The Chairman suggested that the member should not pursue further his remarks about the appointment of the Chief Justice, 5292.

The member was entitled to discuss only the qualifications of persons who may be considered for the apointment. He was entitled to refer to other appointments, but he must confine himself to remarks relevant to the clause under consideration. It was not proper for him, either by innuendo or in any other way, to bring into the debate any particular person who may be considered for the appointment, 5293.

Legislative Council: The Committee is not entitled to debate any proposals to reform the upper Chamber, 4890. No member of the Legislative Assembly is allowed at any time to cast reflections upon or to use unbecoming language about any members of the other place. It was quite in order to criticize an amendment made by the Legislative Council, but not the members of the upper House. It could fairly be said that the member did this on a previous occasion, but he would not be permitted to do it again now that the Legislative Council's amendment was before the Committee, 5051.

Members Warned: Mr Brown, 4743; Mr Chaffey, 868; Mr Clough, 2844; Mr Crabtree, 5340; Mr Jackson, 5541; Mr Mallam, 2212, 2341; Mr Mead, 5137; Mr Neilly, 868; Mr Sloss, 5136, 5137; Mr K. J. Stewart, 2081.

Offensive and Objectionable Remarks, Imputations and Aspersions: The member to whom a remark had been addressed was in the Chamber and had been told by at least four members what had been said. The Chairman had not tried to stop members from telling the member; he was endeavouring to be reasonable and he asked for cooperation, 2082.

The following expression was required to be withdrawn: "We have good tally clerks out our way and do not have to pay them off so that we can get into Parliament", 5134.

Personal Explanations: When the Committee was dealing with a specific amendment, the member was not entitled to make a personal explanation, 5051, 5052. A member was not entitled to make a personal explanation about something that had occurred in a debate on the previous day, 5051.

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ASSE.MBLY, LEGISLATIVE (continued):

CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES (L. A. PUNCH, ESQ.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued):

Points of Order: The member must state his point of order, 2844.

A motion-that the Chairman leave the chair, report a point of order and ask leave to sit again as soon as the point of order had been decided by the House-was dismissed under Standing Order 162, 5543.

Rather than speaking to the point of order, the member was debating the topic, 5288. Point of order-that a member had referred to an electorate by a wrong name -upheld, 2341. No point of order was involved, 2274, 2275, 2844, 4743, 5136, 5542.

Procedure: With the consent of the Committee, the clauses of a bill were put en bloc, 751, 4502; in parts, 874, 4738; in sections, 1381; in groups, 3539, 5714.

It is the custom of the Committee to accept from only the Minister at the table the motion, that the Chairman do now leave the chair, report progress and ask leave to sit again tomorrow. There was nothing to preclude the Minister from moving such a motion. There was no prohibition on members' speaking more than once at the Committee stage, 1986.

Relevance: A member must confine his remarks to the motion before the Chair, 1719, 1720; or to the clause under discussion, 2081, 2394, 3200, 4996, 5529, 5541, 5715; or to the amendment before the Committee, 4801, 5335; or to the Legislative Council's amendment, 5051; and he must not make a second-reading speech, 2393, 3935, 5335. When the amendment had been dealt with, and the clause was again put to the Committee, the member may speak on the subject that he had raised, 4424, 4801, 5336, 5337.

The Deputy Leader of the Opposition was asked to which definition he was referring, 4996. It was not easy to decide a point of order-that the Deputy Leader of the Opposition was making a second-reading speech-when there were only two clauses in the bill and the entire provisions of the bill were contained in clause 2, which was before the Committee. The Deputy Leader of the Opposition was aware that he was not entitled to make a second-reading speech at that stage, and should try to restrict his remarks accordingly, 3935.

In considering clause 9 of the Appropriation Bill in Committee, members were debating the budget estimates on pages 64,

CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES (L. A. PUNCH, ESQ.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued):

65 and 66 of the budget papers relating to the Minister for Tourism and Sport. The member could not speak on greyhound racing, which was not an item in the departmental estimates; he may speak to any estimate referred to on those pages of the budget papers which the Chairman had mentioned, 1978, 1979.

Comprehensive ruling on relevance in debate on the clause of the Appropriation Bill dealing with Minister for Tourism and Sport, 2076. Though members from both sides had spoken on the subject of sport in debate on the clause of the Appropriation Bill under discussion, further debate on that subject would be out of order as the Committee was not being asked directly or indirectly to vote any money to sport in the clause, 2076, 2083. Members must speak to a specific estimate as shown in the budget papers. A certain latitude is allowed to enable a member to speak on what should or should not be included in an estimate, 2081, 2094.

It would not be fair to other members to allow the member to continue to debate an estimate of another Minister, 2081. It would be grossly improper to allow a full-scale debate on this project. A brief reference to it would be allowed, following which the clause before the Committee should be further debated, 2082. There was nothing wrong in a member of the Government castigating the Opposition, provided that he confined himself to the question before the Chair, 2094. When debating the Estimates in Committee on the Appropriation Bill a member is permitted to go into Labor Party policy, 2266. Reference to the Dairy Industry Authority was in order when the Committee was considering clause 24 (Minister for Agriculture) of the Appropriation Bill, 2344.

At the Committee stage of the General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, though the member had referred several times to railway revenue and to the budget estimates, as he had prefaced his remarks by saying that he would connect these two things as they were tied up in the Budget, he was in order. However, he should not continue on that line and he should not talk continually on any particular estimate other than the one with which the Committee was dealing, 2571. It is difficult to confine the debate in Committee on the General Loan Account Appropriation Bill to a specific point. Decentralization of industry is relevant to the

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Volumes 92-98

ASSEMBLY, LEGiSLATIVE (continued):

CHA!?.~fAN OF COMMITTEES (L. A. PUNCH, EsQ.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued):

establishment of industries in country areas, which was the point being covered by the member, 2574.

The member was advancing arguments in support of his amendment. In that regard he was in order, 2842. When debating the Legislative Council's amendment changing the date of the Dentists (Amendment) Bill from 1971 to 1972, a member had been in order in debating the reasons for the delay that occurred in the consideration of the measure by Parliament, extending from one year into the next, 5051.

The member was entitled to make passing reference to a particular matter in making a point, 5135. It was quite competent for the member to make a brief reference to an incident in some other place or country in relation to the appointment of a member of the judiciary, though be must not pursue that line, 5292. The Leader of the Opposition was simply explaining the reasons for his attitude to the bill, 867. The member was making passing reference to the subject, as he was entitled to do, 2380. The member's remarks were not relevant but he was about to link them to the amendment, 869. A remark that a Minister should not confer with the Chairman when a member was addressing the Committee was not particularly relevant to the debate, 5337. A member must not in Committee reply to earlier debate, though he would be allowed to make only brief references to matters to which he had adverted, 5715. Point of order on relevance upheld, 3935.

Tedious Repetition: Point of order on tedious repetition upheld, 5335.

CHRISTMAS FELICITATIONS, adj., 4256.

COMMITTEES: House, m., 130. Library, m., 130. Meat Industry, m., 562. Printing, m., 130; report, 270, 358, 562, 784, 972, 1218, 1492, 1726, 1986, 2305, 2469, 2633, 3063, 3385, 3757, 4236, 4555, 4809, 5073, 5409, 5810.

Public Accounts, m., 1218; appn., 1790; loan appn., 2510, 2513.

Public Accounts, Discharge of Mr R. J. Kelly and appointment of Mr L. B. Kelly, m., 1218; reports, 1244, 2629.

Standing Orders, m., 132.

ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE (continued) :

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA CONSTITUTION CONVENTION, m., 5811; mes., 5685, 5831.

COURT OF DISPUTED RETURNS: Electoral Districts of Campbelltown and Wollongong, 17.

DEPUTY-SPEAKER (L. A. PUNCH, EsQ.) AND ACTING-SPEAKERS (H. G. COATES, EsQ., E. D. DARBY, EsQ., B.Ec., J. C. BRUXNER, EsQ., D. J. MAHONEY, EsQ., AND J. B. SOUTHEE, ESQ.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS:

Adjournment: A matter not of recent occurrence may be raised on the adjournment, 1034 (Mr Punch).

Amendments: Point of order-that the amendment sought to negate the original motion-not upheld. The amendment was analogous to the motion, and discussion should be permitted, recognizing the right of members to take other points of order at the appropriate time, 2054 (Mr Coates).

It was not for the mover of the motion to accept an amendment if it was out of order; the decision would be made by the Chair. The member should not pursue the argument about his proposed amendment; he should agree with the Chair-not with the mover of the motion-that the proposed amendment was irrelevant, 2828 (Mr Darby).

Bills: Point of order-that the bill was out of order in that a clause proposed to amend the principal Act by the omission of a section though no reference was made to this in the order of leave-not upheld. Standing Order 248 was in point, 3149 (Mr Coates).

Chair: Personal explanation on action of Mr Acting-Speaker in awaiting the return of Mr Speaker to the chair before the question for the second reading of a bill was put, 5408 (Mr Bruxner).

When the Chair reluctantly interrupts a member or calls him to order, that member should immediately take notice of the Chair's ruling, 5151 (Mr Darby).

A member must address the Chair, 859, 1017 (Mr Bruxner); 138, 246, 996, 4620, 4793, 4794 (Mr Coates); 373, 375, 1376, 5151, 5154, 5316 (Mr Darby); 759 (Mr Punch).

Divisions: Point of order on applicability of Standing Order 203 not upheld, 1032 (Mr Punch).

Documents: A member is allowed to quote from a document, but not at any great length, 230 (Mr Punch).

SESSION 1971-72 xv

DEPUTY-SPEAKER (L. A. PUNCH, EsQ.) AND ACTING-SPEAKERS (H. G. COATES, EsQ., E. D. DARBY, EsQ., J. C. BRUXNER, EsQ., D. J. MAHONEY, EsQ., AND J. B. SoUTHEE, EsQ.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued) :

If a letter is read in full, the name of the sender should be disclosed to the House. However, if a member does not read the full letter but just refers to it, it is not necessary to supply the name of the person who wrote it, 312 (Mr Mahoney).

The member was asked whether he would vouch for the authenticity of a document from which he proposed to read, 984, 2466, 3145 (Mr Coates).

Maps produced in the House for the information of members were withdrawn when an objection was taken, 1236 (Mr Bruxner).

Point of order-that a member could not quote from a document that was not available to other members-not upheld. The member had identified the document and authenticated it. It was in the Parliamentary Library and was available to every member if he so desired, 4620 (Mr Coates).

Hansard: A member must not read from a current Hansard, 4980 (Mr Coates).

Interjections and Interruptions: A member is entitled to be heard in silence, 145, 1535 (Mr Coates); 375, 376, 1376, 5153 (Mr Darby). A member is entitled to be heard in reasonable conditions, 5683 (Mr Coates). A member speaking should ignore interjections, 859 (Mr Bruxner). Mr Acting-Speaker would ensure that each member had a reasonable opportunity to present his case, 5708 (Mr Coates). Interjections must cease, 993, 996 (Mr Coates); 4411 (Mr Darby). Audible conversation in the House must cease, 996 (Mr Coates). There was too much conversation in the Chamber, 2514 (Mr Punch). There was too much noise in the Chamber, 246 (Mr Coates). There were far too many interjections, 244, 5011, 5683 (Mr Coates).

The member would do much better without the assistance of his colleagues on the Government side, and Mr Acting-Speaker would look after members of the Opposition side, 244 (Mr Coates). The member would resume his speech, address the Chair and not engage in side conversation with members on the Opposition side, 5154 (Mr Darby). The member should continue his speech, 2059 (Mr Coates); 5057 (Mr Darby).

DEPUTY-SPEAKER (L. A. PUNCH, EsQ.) AND ACTING-SPEAKERS (H. G. COATES, ESQ., E. D. DARBY, EsQ., J. C. BRUXNER, EsQ., D. J. MAHONEY, EsQ., AND J. B. SouTHEE, EsQ.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued):

Legislative Assembly: Officers of the House should be referred to by their correct titles, 1921 (Mr Coates).

Members Warned: Mr Booth, 5316 (Mr Darby); Mr Cameron, 372 (Mr Darby); Mr Crabtree, 263 (Mr Coates), 372 (Mr Darby); Mr Day, 5708 (Mr Coates); Mr Einfeld, 376 (Mr Darby); Mr Haigh, 264 (Mr Coates); Mr Jackson, 145, 262 (Mr Coates), 1034, 1908 (Mr Punch), 1714, 5403 (Mr Bruxner), 5154 (Mr Darby); Mr Johnstone, 5154 (Mr Darby); Mr Jones, 3908 (Mr Punch); Mr L. B. Kelly, 145 (Mr Coates); Mr Mall am, 145 (Mr Coates), 5054 (Mr Darby); Mr Mauger, 376 (Mr Darby); Mr Mulock, 2516 (Mr Punch); Mr Neilly, 1615 (Mr Bruxner), 1898 (Mr Punch), 2066 (Mr Coates); Mr Petersen, 244, 245 (Mr Coates); Mr Ruddock, 5316 (Mr Darby); Mr Sloss, 264 (Mr Coates); Mr Southee, 264 (Mr Coates), 1614 (Mr Bruxner); Mr F. J. Walker, 3909 (Mr Punch).

Offensive and Objectionable Remarks, Imputations and Aspersions: A point of order that words are offensive can be taken only by the member to whom they are directed, 999 (Mr Coates). It is appropriate to seek withdrawal of a reflection on a member of the House, but as that was not the position the member could not be asked to withdraw his statement, 245 (Mr Coates).

Having been directed to withdraw and apologize for using the term "liar" as an epithet against another member of the House, a member was not allowed to canvass the ruling in an attempt to excuse his use of a word for which he should be ashamed, 376 (Mr Darby). A member is not entitled to impugn the motives of the Government; he must adopt a moderate approach, 1034, 1035 (Mr Punch).

If the Minister referred to members of the Opposition as rubbish, he would be asked to withdraw. If he did not refer to them as rubbish, but was describing what they said as rubbish, there was no need to call on him to withdraw, 4793 (Mr Coates). If the Minister made a reference to "some of the rubbish on the other side of the Chamber", he should withdraw and apologize. As he had not said what had been alleged, he may proceed, 4794 (Mr Coates).

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Volumes 92-98

DEPUTY-SPEAKER (L. A. PUNCH, EsQ.) AND ACTING-SPEAKERS (H. G. COATES, ESQ., E. D. DARBY, EsQ., l. C. BRUXNER, EsQ., D. J. MAHONEY, EsQ., AND J. B. SOUTHEE, ESQ.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued):

The following expressions were required to be withdrawn: "You are a liar'', 1000; "That was a deliberate untruth", 141 (Mr Coates); "liar", 376 (Mr Darby); "phoney ji.Idge", 993 (Mr Coates); "By attempting to stand over the returning officer the Chief Secretary violated every cardinal principle of executive government", 375 (Mr Darby).

The following expressions were not required to be withdrawn: "Double-crossed", 999 (Mr Coates); "The fact that the Minister was the man in charge of the electoral machinery did not deter the returning officer from doing his duty as he saw it", 374 (Mr Darby).

Points of Order: Any member is entitled to take a point of order at any time, 1034 (Mr Punch). A member must come quickly to his point of order, 4596 (Mr Bruxner). A member cannot, by a point of order, correct an allegation by another member: it can be corrected in debate, 4597 (Mr Bruxner).

The point of order was not only frivolous but in the circumstances also unnecessary, 4412 (Mr Darby). No point of order was involved, 5403 (Mr Bruxner), 256, 262, 982, 1536, 4230 (Mr Coates), 375, 1377, 5154 (Mr Darby), 827, 2230 (Mr Punch).

Upon a point of order being· taken-that a member was being disorde'rly by reading a newspaper-Mr Acting-Speaker stated that he was not aware that the member had been reading a newspaper, but if he had been doing so he would understand the correct procedure, 147 (Mr Coates).

Questions on Notice.: It is in order to quote from the official Questions and Answers paper, 4981 (Mr Coates).

Reading of Speeches: It is the confirmed practice of the House to insist that members do not read their speeches. The Chair has tolerated the use of copious notices, 1374 (Mr Darby).

Relevance: A member must confine his remarks to the bill under consideration, 1705, 5549, 5797, 5799 {Mr Coates), 3384, 5061 (Mr Bruxner), 5316 (Mr Darby); or to the motion under consideration, 3135 (Mr Bruxner), 4136 (Mr Coates); or to the point ef order, 5517 (Mr Bruxner); and not beeome involved in side issues, 4136 (Mr Coates), 5516, 5517 (Mr Bruxner).

DEPUTY-SPEAKER (L. A. PUNCH, EsQ.) AND ACTING-SPEAKERS (H. G. COATES, ESQ., E. D. DARBY, EsQ., J. c. BRUXNER, ESQ., D. J. MAHONEY, EsQ., AND J. B. SOUTHEE, ESQ.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued):

A member must link his remarks with the bill, 1536 (Mr Coates). A member was not complying with a request to address his remarks to the bill. If he could not do so, he had better resume his seat, 5062 (Mr Bruxner) . The member was allowed to continue a little, but he must bear in mind the general provisions of the bill, 4971 (Mr Coates) . The member had been leading up to his point, and would now address himself to the bill, 5059 (Mr Bruxner). The member had strayed from the narrow path of relevancy: he should talk about the principles of the bill, 4412 (Mr Darby).

The scope of the debate on the second reading of a bill is the scope of the bill and of the Minister's speech. Mr Deputy-Speaker could not rule on a hypothetical case raised in a point of order, 758 (Mr Punch). The Minister may open the scope of the debate by referring to matters to which the member had referred. It was not competent for Mr Deputy-Speaker to rule that members may speak on anything other than the scope of the bill and the Minister's speech, 759 (Mr Punch). Debate on the second reading of a bill should be relevant to the objects of the bill and the Minister's speech, 759 (Mr Punch). The House had not heard the Minister's speech, and the scope of the debate could not be restricted before that speech had been delivered and everyone was aware of what the Minister had said, 759, 760 (Mr Punch).

The Minister had been speaking entirely to the bill until he was interrupted by members of the Opposition. He was entitled to make a brief answer to interjections by members of the Opposition and should then return to the substantive matter of the bill, 826 (Mr Punch). Provided the member was making only a brief reference to a matter not directly associated with the bill, and was returning to the motion before the Chair, he was in order, 830 (Mr Punch). A member may make only brief reference te a matter that had been dealt with by the previous speaker; he must then return to the bill, 1714, 1715 (Mr Bruxner). A member may make brief, passing references to a report, 5799 (Mr Coates).

A remark on the absence of a member from the Chamber was not inconsistent with practice, and a point of order-that the remark was not relevant to the bill-was not upheld, 1537 (Mr Coates).

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DEPUTY-SPEAKER (L, A. PUNCH, EsQ.) AND ACTING-SPEAKERS (H. G. COATES, EsQ., E. D. DARBY, ESQ., J. C. BRUXNER, EsQ., D. J. MAHONEY, ESQ., AND J. B. SOUTHEE, EsQ.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued):

The member was not entitled to pursue this line (alleged happenings at Bathurst gaol) at the second-reading stage of the Appropriation Bill. He would have opportunity to discuss in detail the administration of the Department of Corrective Services when clause 13 of the bill was being considered in Committee. On the second reading he must confine his remarks to the general financial administration of the Ministry of Justice, or of any other appropriate department, 1893 (Mr Bruxner). The debate on the second reading of the Appropriation Bill may traverse the financial position of the State, government financial policy, taxation, fin. ance legislation, the budgetary position and matters touched upon by the Treasurer in his Financial Statement, 1894 (Mr Bruxner).

The second-reading debate on the Appropriation Bill is exactly the same as the budget debate that used to take place in Committee of Ways and Means. The debate basically deals with the Government's financial policy. A problem that confronts the Chair is that sometimes it extends a little leniency to one member, and then feels ob~iged to extend the same leniency in allowmg another member to reply to those points. Basically the debate deals with the financial policy of the Government and matters raised by the Treasurer in his budget speech, which related to the general budgetary position of the State, 1909 (Mr Punch). The Budget was the matter under discussion in the debate on the second reading of the Appropriation Bill, 1946 (Mr Punch).

When debating the Ambulance Service Bill, the member leading for the Opposition was ii! order in quoting from the Slough committee report. However, there was a limit to the extent to which he may quote from any report, and he should confine himself to commenting generally on the document, 4624 (Mr Coates).

In the debate on the second reading of the Racing (Amendment) Bill the Deputy Leader of the Opposition, in answering the Premier, was entitled to make passing reference t~ matters that concerned .government expenditure, although he could not deal with them at length, 3897 (Mr Punch).

Point of order on relevance upheld, 3383 (Mr Bruxner), 5277 (Mr Punch). Mr Acting-Speaker insisted that the reference be

ASSE.MBLY, LEGISLATIVE (continued) :

DEPUTY-SPEAKER (L. A. PUNCH, EsQ.) AND ACTING-SPEAKERS (H. G. COATES, EsQ., E. D. DARBY, ESQ., J. c. BRUXNER, EsQ., D. J. MAHONEY, EsQ., AND J. B. SouTHEE, ESQ.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued):

a passing one, and the member was asked not to cast improper reflections on Ministers of the Crown, 3383 (Mr Bruxner). In disposing of an earlier point of order on relevance, Mr Acting-Speaker was endeavouring to give guidance, 5798 (Mr Coates). A member was asked what his remarks had to do with the bill, 861 (Mr Bruxner). Point of order on relevance not upheld, 4411 (Mr Darby), 5487 (Mr Coates); but the member was asked to bear in mind that this was the introductory stage, and not the second-reading stage, 5487 (Mr Coates).

As the member had not yet read the Hansard reference, Mr Acting-Speaker was not in a position to know whether it was relevant to the bill, 5063 (Mr Bruxner).

Sub Judice Rule: As the incident to which the member was referring could be the subject of litigation, the member was asked not to refer to it further, 2417 (Mr Coates). Mr Acting-Speaker asked whether the dispute being referred to was before the court, 2052, 2054 (Mr Coates). Upon the Leader of the Opposition assuring the Chair that the matter to which he proposed to refer was not before the court, he was allowed to proceed, 986 (Mr Coates).

Tedious Repetition: Point of order on tedious repetition upheld, 4808. Mr Deputy Speaker had listened carefully to the member and had found quite a number of his comments tediously repetitive. Mr Speaker had previously made it quite clear that the member must confine his remarks to matters relevant to the bill, 4808 (Mr Punch).

DISSENT, Refusal to Identify Letter, m., 1758.

ELECTION OF MEMBER OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL:

Ballot, 1160. Certificate of Returning Officer, 5482. Issue of Writ, 430, 4280, 4446. Return of Writ, 1332, 4868.

FREEDOM OF SPEECH, urgency, 2302.

IDENTIFICATION OF DOCUMENTS, q., 1876; privilege, 1947.

LEADER OF THE OPPOSITION, pers. expl., 1091.

LEAVE OF ABSENCE: Brown, Mr J. H., m., 26.

MAIDEN SPEECHES, address, 87, 182, 251, 261, 369.

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Volumes 92-98

MEMBERS: Accommodation, address, 323. Bass Hill, pers. exp/., 206. Conditions, address, 246. Corrimal, pers. exp/., 328. Heathcote, privilege, 784; pers. exp/., 5408. Jllawarra, appn., 1908. King, pers. expl., 5268. Liverpool, Former Member, address, 265. Miranda, address, 463. Northcott, address, 394, 464. Raleigh, pers. exp/., 5408. Secretarial Assistance, appn., 1921. Time to Prepare Speeches, address, 323. Wakehurst, criticisms, appn., 1964.

MINISTERIAL ARRANGEMENTS, adj., 5831.

NOTICE OF DISSENT MOTION, privilege, 1717.

OPENING OF SESSION, 17.

ORDER OF BUSINESS, p.o., 973.

PARLIAMENTARY CONTRIBUTORY ;:)UPERANNUA-TION FUND, TRUSTEES, 4715.

PETITIONS: Presentation, 17. Procedure, 26.

PRIVILEGE: Disturbance in Parliamentary Galleries, privilege, 430.

Freedom of Speech; Proposed Expunction of Notice of Motion given by the Honourable Member for Illawarra, 2047, 2050, 2177; urgency, 2302.

Refusal to Insist on Identification of Writer of Letter, 1747; dissent, 1758.

PUBLIC GALLERY, q., 432.

QUESTIONS ON NOTICE, q., 2473.

SALARIES OF OFFICERS, appn., 1921.

SEASONAL FELICITATIONS, adj., 4256.

SPEAKER, MR (THE HON. SIR KEVIN ELLIS, K.B.E., LLB., B.Ec.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS:

Address in Reply: Governor's Opening Speech, 32. Presentation to Governor of Address in Reply, 483, 532; and His Excellency's reply, 532.

Adjournment: Comprehensive statement on scope of adjournment debate, 1082.

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When the Address-in-Reply debate is current, care must be exercised in regard to the matters that may be discussed on the adjournment. Otherwise there could be two similar debates at the one time. Only in very special circumstances is it competent for a member to deal on the adjournment with a subject that could be discussed in the Address-in-Reply debate. Mr Speaker had applied this practice, and it was a proper practice. He had tried to apply it equally to both sides of the House. Therefore, he could not allow the member to proceed, 188.

A member was asked to indicate why a subject that he was raising in the adjournment debate could not be dealt with in the current Address-in-Reply debate, 188, 330. It was a matter that any member could raise in that debate. Thus far the member had not raised anything that might not be raised during the Address-in-Reply debate. Mr Speaker understood that the member dealt with the matter at length in that debate. The only new thing that had been raised was that certain writs had been issued. If that were so, inquiries would have to be made as to whether the matter was sub judice, 330.

The purpose of discouraging debate on the adjournment during the currency of the Address-in-Reply debate is to prevent duplication of debate. It seemed to be fairly obvious that the member, who had already spoken in the Address-in-Reply debate, was, on the adjournment, dealing with a strictly local matter of fairly narrow implication. As the Address-in-Reply debate was tapering off and it was unlikely that any other member would seek to raise this matter during the remainder of that debate, the member was allowed to deal with the matter briefly, 409.

Mr Speaker would make a short pronouncement to clarify what may be discussed on the adjournment, which he hoped would avoid points of order being taken during the adjournment debate, 484. In the ten minutes available to a member speaking on the adjournment, Mr Speaker proposed not to place any undue restrictions on the discussion. A period of ten minutes was little enough for a member to canvass any matter that he wanted to raise, 484. Mr Speaker intended to make a considered statement considerably relaxing the scope of the adjournment debate: he was no longer enforcing the rule that in the adjournment debate a member may make reference only to matters that are urgent and of recent occurrence, 612, 613. On previous occasions

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Mr Speaker had ruled that in the adjournment debate a member may raise only one matter, but that, too, was a rule that Mr Speaker intended to change, 613.

Comprehensive statement on scope of adjournment debate, 1082.

On the adjournment motion a member had asked the Minister for Education and Minister for Science to intervene to prevent a confrontation that was likely to occur during Education Week between parents and teachers at Beecroft public school. The Minister in speaking about Education Week could not limit his remarks strictly to Beecroft school; he must be allowed to deal with it in a general way, as he was doing, 101.

Mr Speaker could not make an exception in this case and say that the matter which the member wished to raise on the adjournment was so urgent that it ought not wait until the debate on the Budget, 1726. Urgency of the matter raised is not material on the adjournment debate, 1727, 1931; except that if there were great urgency the rule in respect of anticipation of debate might not be applied strictly, 1727. The member's assurance that the matter could not be dealt with in debate on the Budget or the Loan Estimates was accepted, 1728. The subject raised by the member on the adjournment could not be fairly said to be one that was reasonably suitable for debate on the Budget or Estimates, 1931.

On the adjournment a member could deal with only one subject, 1932, 5183. Before ruling on a point of order-that the matter could be dealt with in the current debate on the Appropriation Bill-Mr Speaker heard the member further, 2359. A subject that could patently be dealt with in the debate on the Estimates, either current or about to be dealt with by the Committee, could not be raised on the adjournment. However, as Mr Speaker did not know what the member wished to discuss, he would hear him further, 2359. There was no substance in a point of order that, as there had been two speakers on the adjournment, a third speaker could not be heard, 2361. Point of order-that the member would have ample opportunity to raise the matter in the loan estimates debate-not upheld. Mr Speaker deplored the points of order that had been taken on both sides of the House in this adjournment debate. They were inconsistent with the observations he had made on fraudulent points of order designed only to consume the time of members. He hoped it would not occur again, 2361.

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Mr Speaker was unaware of any rule that a member could not, on the adjournment, deal with some subject that happened to be the subject of a question on notice. To rule otherwise would be making an entirely new rule, which Mr Speaker would not be ready to do without a considerable deal of thought, 2470. The matter that the member sought to raise on the adjournment was related in a general way to a question on the Questions and Answers paper standing in the name of another member. As the member seeking to raise the matter on the adjournment had stated that it was troubling some of his constituents, he should be permitted to proceed, 2470. The member was asked whether the matter he was raising on the adjournment was any different from the one previously raised by him on the adjournment, 5729. Point of order on scope of the adjournment debate not upheld, 613.

Debate on the adjournment under Standing Order 49 should not become a general debate on the subject, 1098.

Amendments: It was likely that, if the member attempted to move an amendment to the motion for leave to introduce a bill, to leave him some scope to elaborate on the matter at the second-reading stage, he would bring himself into conflict with the Chair, 2832.

Anticipation of Debate: Debate on a private member's motion on industrial arbitration and industrial relations did not anticipate debate on the Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, which dealt with secret ballots. The motion was allowed, but members would not be permitted to deal directly with the question of secret ballots, 976.

That motion is preferred which would lead to the most effective result. A motion in relation to which urgency had been moved proposed more positive action than a motion already on the business paper, and was therefore in order, 1215.

In view of the rule that there can be no debate in answering a question, the rule relating to anticipation of debate had no application to the raising on the adjournment of a matter that was the subject of a question on the Questions and Answers paper. A Minister is not at liberty when answering a question to debate the matter in respect of which he is asked the question. He is prohibited from doing so by the standing orders, 2470.

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The member was anticipating debate, 3034. Point of order on anticipation of debate not upheld, 3252, 5101.

Chair: A Minister, when making a personal explanation, was not defying rulings from the Chair, 329.

Though the Deputy Leader of the Opposition did not intend to reflect on the Chair, that was the effect of what he was doing, 2180. Members were requested to extend courtesy to the Chair, 2180. The member was trifling with the Chair, 2607; getting close to trifling with the Chair, 1763.

Point of order-that the Acting-Speaker should resume the chair while the division on the second reading of a bill was conducteddismissed, 5403. Comments on action of Mr Acting-Speaker Bruxner in awaiting the return of Mr Speaker to the chair before the question for the second reading of a bill was put, 5408.

A member must address the Chair, 379, 593, 713, 1948.

Children's Court Proceedings: Though a submission-that it would be improper for the Minister to be asked in a question without notice to disclose the reason why children were placed on probation by a children's court-appealed to Mr Speaker, the matter had already been canvassed in the newspapers. As the matter had been canvassed in the press, the Minister should not be excluded from stating the facts to the House, but he was asked to bear in mind the point taken, which was of some substance, 5101. Public interest must prevail and the matter could be clarified by the responsible Minister in Parliament, 5102. Upon a futher point of order being taken-that the Minister was relating maters that had been placed before a closed children's court-the Minister was , allowed to continue, 5102.

Christmas Felicitations, 4258.

Closure: It is competent to move the closure under Standing Order 175 at any time, 1762. It was competent for the Minister to move the closure, even though Mr Speaker had not stated the question, 3881.

Point of order-that it was not competent for the Government Whip to move the closure, as Mr Speaker had not proposed the question-not upheld, 4786.

The closure under Standing Order 17 SB having been agreed to, there could be no debate on the question, That the report of the Committee be adopted, 2387.

Dissent: It could well be technically correct that Standing Order 161 provided for dissent from a ruling by Mr Speaker but not from an action of Mr Speaker. However, the House should observe the spirit of the standing order, which provides the method whereby the House may disagree with Mr Speaker's interpretation of the standing orders, usage or practice of the House, whether such interpretation was conveyed by a ruling or tacitly, that is, by following a course of action without expressing an opinion. A point of order-that the motion of dissent was out of order-was not upheld, 1759. It was not the Minister's conduct that was brought into question by the dissent motion; it was the conduct of Mr Speaker, 1760. The member speaking in reply to the debate was requested to direct his attention to the conduct of the Chair and not to the conduct of the Minister, 1763.

Comprehensive answer to question without notice, following rejection of dissent motion, about procedure to be followed when a member wishes to quote from a private letter or a private document, 1876. Point of privilege on the same subject, 1947 et seq.

Divisions: Point of order-that a member who had on the business paper notice of motion No. 1 of general business could not vote in the division (on an urgency motion, that the House should forthwith consider notice of motion No. 2 of general business) in support of having his own motion relegated-not upheld, 2305.

Point of order-that the vote of a member who was on the side of the House voting no when the doors were closed and whose vote was being recorded for the ayes should be recorded among the noes-not upheld. The member did not change his position in the House after Mr Speaker put the question and called the tellers, 3 189.

Documents: The member was making free use of copious notes, a privilege allowed to members on both sides of the House, 186. It was the practice for Ministers to refer to reports from their officers without havfng to table the whole report, 1496. The Minister should identify properly the document from which he was reading and make it available, as had been requested. Had it

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been a confidential document, as was first assumed, it would have been in a different category from the document to which reference was being made, 1498, 1499.

Mr Speaker had not been asked to direct the Minister to table the document; he had been asked to order that it be made available to other members who may wish to inspect it and use it. When a member quotes from a document he is required to identify it and, if requested by any other member, he is required to make it available if he quotes from it at length, 1499, 1618, 1619. The exception is where the document is a confidential report to a Minister of the Crown. In such case the Minister must use his discretion and, if it is in the public interest, he is not required to make such a document available to members. However, this was not a confidential report. The Minister had made considerable use of it, and Mr Speaker was at a loss to understand why the Minister could not make it available to members who were interested in the matter, 1499. Mr Speaker was bound to accept the assurance of the Minister that he had not made considerable use of the document. As the Minister did not propose to make further use of the document, that concluded the matter, 1500.

It was plain that the Minister would not have read the contents of the letter if he had realized that he was caught up in the ' normal practice of the House. It appeared that the Minister, in quoting, inadvertently made that mistake. He had said that he would not have read from the letter at all had he realized that he would have to make it public. The Minister should not be penalized for making a mistake. The author of the letter was entitled to have its confidentiality protected. The Minister would not be required to make the document available, but he was asked not to read from any other letters unless he intended to identify them or place them on the table. He could, of course, refer to them but he must not actually read extracts from them, 1619.

A point of privilege-that a motion of dissent from Mr Speaker's ruling on this matter was a reflection upon a ruling from the Chair and purported to direct the Chair as to a ruling-was dismissed, 1748, 1749.

Comprehensive answer to question without notice about procedure to be followed when a member wished to quote from a private letter or a private document, 1876.

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(Debate and rulings on motion of dissent, 1758 et seq; and point of privilege, 1947 et seq.)

A member was asked whether he was willing to make available to all members the publication from which he was quoting, 1986. The Minister was asked whether he would make available the document from which he was reading, 2072. A member was asked whether he was prepared to make available the document from which he proposed to read, 2410. He was asked who was the author of the letter, 2410. When a member proposed to read a letter to the House in full because of its relevance to the debate, Mr Speaker asked whether it was lengthy, 4715.

Hansard: A Minister had material incorporated in Hansard during an answer to a question without notice. Ministers answering questions were not free to table information for incorporation in Hansard as a matter of course. The procedure laid down for the incorporation of statistical information in Hansard had not been followed on this occasion, but Mr Speaker did not think that any member would take exception to what the Minister had done, 4098.

No question of order was involved in the member's point-that volumes of Hansard other than the most recent volumes were kept outside the Chamber in locked cupboards and were therefore not readily accessible to members; although it was an important point. The cabinets had to be locked because the volumes had a habit of disappearing and not coming back. The attendant had a key and the cabinets could be opened, quickly, at the request of any member, 4414.

Interjections, Interruptions and Disorder: Disorder in public galleries. See Legislative Assembly.

Interjections and interruotions disorderly, 21, 23, 123, 243, 379, 400, 463, 598, 670, 968, 1172, 1215, 1323, 1441, 1443, 1447, 1490, 1495, 1501, 1517, 1523, 1528, 1540, 1692, 1755, 1760, 1879, 1948, 1958, 1967, 1986, 2050, 2405, 2411, 2434, 2457, 3033, 3186, 3189, 3257, 3357, 3876, 3918, 3922, 3929, 4092, 4150, 4151, 4202, 4205, 4250, 4407, 4532, 4580, 4734, 4806, 4858, 4860, 4864, 4886, 5012, 5256, 5535, 5786.

Audible conversation in the Chamber, 431, 1874, 2317, 4151, 4407, 4415, and behind the Chair, 4125.

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If there was any more disorder, Mr Speaker would quite arbitrarily have the offender removed, for all members had been called to order many times. It seemed that there was a deliberate attempt by the Opposition to disrupt question time, 216. Mr Speaker accepted the assurance of the Leader of the Opposition that the Opposition was not deliberately trying to create disorder, 216. Mr Speaker would not tolerate interjections while he was on his feet, 25, 482, 3933, 4866, 5095.

A member speaking should ignore interjections, 215, 713. If the member ignored the interjections, Mr Speaker would handle them, 593, 778. Order had been called for a sufficient number of times to make a large number of members of the Opposition as well as some members on the Government side aware of the fact that they were in peril, 968.

Members of the Opposition might obtain a lot more satisfaction if they allowed Mr Speaker to handle the point of order, 2256.

Members of the Opposition were not helping their colleague, for their interjections were consuming his time. Mr Speaker could have decided the point of order a long while ago if they bad kept quiet, 4886.

Judiciary: Attention invited to statement upon criticism of the judiciary appearing in appendix V of published rulings, 1215.

Point of order-that the Minister bad by implication attacked the Chief Justice and other judges of the High Court-not upheld, 1214, 1215.

Legislative Assembly: Business of the House: point of order on the order of Government business not upheld, 3119.

Chamber: Defect in amplifying system, 1085.

Electoral district of Campbelltown: order and judgment of Court of Disputed Returns, 17.

Electoral district of Wollongong: order of Court of Disputed Returns, 17.

Film of Proceedings, 518.

Disorder in Public Galleries: When disorder occurred in the upper gaHery during a division, Mr Speaker called off the division, and directed the attendants to open the doors and to clear the upper gallery,

before again proposing the question, 368. The disturbance that had taken place in the gallery the previous day was not a matter of privilege; it was a matter of order. The moving of a motion to fortify Mr Speaker's powers was a matter for the member, but he would have to do it on notice of motion in the normal manner, 431.

The disorderly conduct witnessed on the previous day when teachers in the gallery interrupted the proceedings of the House, and a few weeks previously when other demonstrators in the gallery rudely interrupted a motion of sympathy, should have provided ample proof that some regulation was necessary over admission to the precincts and galleries of the House if the business of Parliament were to be conducted free from interruption by a small minority of people who might be tempted to obstruct it, 433.

Reply to question without notice on use of public galleries, 433.

During a division, upon an interruption occurring in the upper gallery, Mr Speaker directed the attendants to clear the gallery, leaving the schoolchildren and their supervisors. Mr Speaker left the chair for ten minutes. The House resumed and Mr Speaker restated the question, 3359.

Re-election of Mr Speaker as representative on the Council of the University of New South Wales, 1420.

Visits by schoolchildren, 518.

Legislative Council: Elections; Pro-cedure in marking ballot papers and assistance to members in voting, 1161.

Vacant seats, 430, 4280, 4446.

Member not further heard: A member was asked whether he wished to press his motion, that the Chief Secretary be no longer beard, 3928.

Member Removed: Mr Earl, 185.

Members Warned: Mr Barraclough, 1442; Mr Bedford, 3314; Mr Booth, 3188; Mr Cahill, 3923; Mr Chaffey, 562; Mr Crabtree, 2592; Mr Day, 5710; Mr Earl, 185; Mr Einfeld, 907, 4985; Mr Ferguson, 22, 603, 3187; Mr Healey, 614; Mr Hills, 216; Mr Jackett, 3910; Mr Jackson, 294, 480, 613, 3187, 3188, 3194, 3195, 3919, 3920, 5788; Mr Johnstone, 1530, 1539, 4374; Mr Jones, 3929; Mr L B. Kelly, 1697, 2918; Mr R. J. Kelly, 1496, 1498, 1697, 2601, 2919, 3358, 4204,

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4251, 4858, 4859; Mr Mallam, 432, 731, 3876, 4168, 4254, 5308; Mr Mauger, 3314, 3614; Mr Mead, 122; Mr Neilly, 350, 669, 775, 905, 1323, 1518, 1528, 1616, 3112, 4404; Mr Petersen, 1520, 1530, 1540, 3919; Mr Sloss, 22, 184, 185, 968, 2411, 3186, 3188, 3478, 3919, 3922; Mr K. J. Stewart, 614, 2478, 4415, 5655; Mr Viney, 1442.

Ministerial Statements: Mr Speaker declined to rule that a Minister's reply to a question without notice was a ministerial statement, 1415, 1610, 1611, 2257, 3475, 4097; but the Minister was asked to confine himself to the matters that it was agreed he could answer, 2257. The answer had been lengthened to some extent by interjections, but it was getting too long, and Mr Speaker imagined that the Minister would be finished soon, 3475.

Motions: The terms of a motion, that this House calls on the Government to make a special allocation from consolidated revenue, did not involve the Parliament itself in making the allocation. Therefore, the motion was in order, 734. The motion did not have the effect of appropriating any money; all that it did was ask the Government to take action to appropriate money. The motion appropriated no money and in no way offended the provisions of sections 44 and 46 of the Constitution Act, 734.

Notices of Motions: Objection having been taken to the giving of a notice of motion at other than the appropriate time, the member was not permitted to give notice of a motion, 1174.

Offensive and Objectionable Remarks, Imputations and Aspersions: A withdrawal made must be without qualification, 485. A member could not, at the request of another member, be asked to withdraw a remark about the Premier. If the Premier had been present and had objected, consideration might have been given to it, 325. A member had asked, in a personal explanation, that a reference to him, at a previous sitting, as a near approach to a fascist, be withdrawn with an apology. Had request been made at the time, Mr Speaker would have directed the offending member to withdraw and apologize. However, as Mr Speaker had removed him from the Chamber immediately, that was not possible, 207.

A member complaining of unparliamentary language must demand withdrawal immediately, not later, 207, 1093, 2177, 2255. If Mr

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Speaker ruled in any other way, the procedure would be open to abuse in the future, 207.

A member may not say that a statement by the Chief Secretary was a deliberate untruth, 135. Upon objection being taken by a member to a reference to another member as "psychotic", Mr Speaker pointed out that the member so referred to had not taken exception to the remark, 464. A member said that a remark by the Premier could have been intended to influence a judge of the Supreme Court. Mr Speaker would have to strain the matter to conclude that any member present would be justified in taking offence at it. If the Premier himself took offence at it, Mr Speaker could deal with it in another way. The remark was not required to be withdrawn, 378. A member was entitled to accept full responsibility for the language he was using and the motion that he sought to move, 1087.

A member was offending against Standing Order 151 in casting reflections upon the Government and upon the Minister. He had said that the Minister was involved in a land scandal. That was an improper reflection to make, unless the member cared to do it in the proper way, 1722. Mr Speaker could not ask the member to clarify his remark. He hoped that the member would, since it was an obvious innuendo, containing a reflection on somebody. However, Mr Speaker could not order him to do so, 1723. If the member cared to make innuendoes without being specific, the House would judge his conduct. But it was not for Mr Speaker to give a direction to the member, 1723. The member was expressing himself in a somewhat unfortunate way if he was not casting an innuendo on someone, 1723.

As a member who was said to have used an expression replied to Mr Speaker, who had not heard it, that he did not know whether he had used it, Mr Speaker could make no order, 1988.

In some circumstances an allegation that a statement was a lie could amount to an implication that the member was a liar. However, the Minister had stated that he did not intend to imply that the member was a liar; he had said that the statement made by the member was a lie, meaning that the statement was false, that it was untrue. The expression was not required to be withdrawn, 2404.

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Point of order-that the member was imputing improper motives to the Minister and the Premier-not upheld. If the member accepted responsibility for this form of attack, Mr Speaker could not restrain him, 2408.

When a point of order was taken objecting to the Minister's reference to stupid members, Mr Speaker refused to make any order about it, 2607. Mr Speaker could not rule that the words complained of were unparliamentary in the sense that he should be called upon to make an order about them. If the Leader of the Opposition took exception to them, other courses of action were available to him, 3737. The points of order had been carried a little too far. Had Mr Speaker known and appreciated the facts, he would not have allowed the statement to be made, but it was a little late now, 3921. The point whether on a previous day a member had been ordered to withdraw a statement and there had been no withdrawal, was not a point of order. The member might have raised it by way of personal explanation. The fact was that Mr Speaker had asked the member to withdraw and apologize and he had done so, 4216. The member was carrying his remarks (about the Minister) a little too far, 4916.

If Mr Speaker had power to ask the Minister to withdraw a statement of the kind that had been made, and did so, he would be sitting in judgment on whether a statement made by the Minister was tenable. The Chair had to avoid becoming involved in the merits of a debate or discussion in the Chamber. The point of order was not upheld, 5265.

There was no need for the member to be offensive on a personal basis. If he were heard again, action would be taken against him, 5308. There were rules protecting the member and his right to exercise free speech in the House, but he must act responsibly. The member had been talking about a deal made somewhere, about a lurk of all lurks about suspicion. He should comply with th~ normal rules or exonerate the Minister by saying that he did not intend to make any charge, 5538.

Imputation of improper motives is disorderly, 5788. Points of order not upheld: that the Minister was impugning the motives of the member, 5108; that the Minister was imputing improper motives to the member 5787, 5788. Point of order on the use of a~ offensive remark not upheld, 4986. The member should keep off personalities, 5109.

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The following expressions were required te> be withdrawn: " . . . and you know it'', directed to Mr Speaker, 2404; A statement that a Minister had tried to influence a judge of the Supreme Court, 376; (The member was permitted to continue if he made it clear that he was not seeking to proceed with that sort of statement, 377); A statement that the Minister attempted to intimidate a returning officer, 379; "Psychotic", in_ reference to a member, 464; "You are a liar", 485, 1620, 4860; "The Minister is the liar", 2403; " ... the member is deliberately lying", 4866; "You are a hypocrite", 4860; " ... he (a member) does not deserve a place in this community", 1323; "You (the Minister) pressurized them (the Joint Coal Board)", 2261; ". . . some of the fellow-travellers (of the Communist Party) opposite here", 3920, 3921; " ... coming from a fascist like you'', 3921; "He is useless. He is a fascist", 3928.

The following expressions were not required to be withdrawn: "If such a suggestion (full · pay while on workers' compensation) were to be taken seriously, it would obviously be to the detriment of the economy and would not be of value to anyone except the person who is a genuine loafer, shirker or bludger", 70; " ..• the Labor Party, under the influence of left-wing and pro-communist forces ... ", 212; " ... the honourable member for Cessnock, who belongs to a communist-controlled union ... ", 212; "faction-ridden Liberal-Country party Government'', 2174; " ... a damning indictment upon the orderly conduct of free speech", though it was uncalled for, 2360; "That is a lie", 2404; "I think he was rather hoping in his heart for political reasons that we would not be so successful with our overtures to the Commonwealth", 3737; " ... the honourable gentleman made a speech in this House on 12th March, 1970, along the lines of his speech tonight, about Motor Marine & General Insurance Co. Ltd. That company's premium income fell by thousands of dollars weekly from the moment the honourable member spoke", 4168; A statement that a member had to withdraw and apologize often, 485; Reference to a member as a drug peddler, 840.

As the member who had made the remark had said that he was not referring to the member who was objecting to it, he could not ask for a withdrawal, 3920. Mr Speaker could not give an assurance that the member who had made the remark was not referring to the member who was objecting to

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it 3920. The member had not been directed t~ apologize. That order is given only when the matter is extremely distasteful. The remark could be so construed and, as the member objecting forced it, Mr Speaker asked the member who had made the remark to apologize, 3921. The member had in good faith withdrawn and apologized, and that concluded the matter, 3921.

Parliament: Use of parliamentary car park by senators, 1169.

Personal Explanations: A member is entitled to make a personal explanation on a matter affecting him personally, 206, 2178; but he must be brief, 206; and he must not debate the matter, 206, 207, 1092. There is no rule that a personal explanation must be made at the time of the incident; it may be made at any time, 206. A member was entitled to explain to the House whether or not he was-as was asserted by another member at the previous sitting-a near approach to a fascist, but he was entitled to do that only briefly, 207.

A member, in seeking to make a personal explanation, was doing no more than debating a statement that the Premier had made in reply to a question without notice. In no way could the member suggest that the Premier had said anything reflecting upon the personal or political character of the member, 25, 26.

An explanation of matters of a personal nature must not be a debate on all the facts to clarify something that another member said in his speech, 328. The Minister was asked to be brief and to limit himself strictly to what the standing order allowed him to do, 329. The Minister was not defying rulings from the Chair; he was winding up his point, 329.

As a personal explanation referred to something that had just taken place, the member was allowed to make his personal explanation immediately, 976. It is customary to defer personal explanations until after question time. If there were good reason why the member should be allowed to make a personal explanation during question time, Mr Speaker would consider doing so, 840.

A Minister who was making a personal explanation was asked to bring the matter to a close, 1092. The member was asked to state immediately in what way his political or personal honour, integrity or activity had been put in question, 1420. The member had made his position quite clear, and that concluded the matter, 1420.

Upon a point of order being taken-that under Standing Order 137 a personal explanation may be made only by the indulgence of the House-and a statement being made by the member taking the point of order, that he would not indulge the member seeking to make the personal explanation, Mr Speaker pointed out that if one member of the House objected, there would probably be no personal explanations made for some time, unless the House decided to take some action in connection with that matter. The point of order was not pressed, 2178.

A member is entitled to complain that his political reputation has been aspersed or reflected upon in the press and to state the true position, 2180. A Minister could not by personal explanation correct an inaccuracy in a newspaper report, but if the report aspersed his political reputation and character, he was entitled to say in what way he was reflected upon, and then to clarify the situation very briefly, 2180, 2181. He was entitled to refer to the newspaper article, 2182.

The member seeking to make a personal explanation was asked whether the statement that had been made by the Minister reflected on the member in any way, 5268. The member could not say that the statement made by the Minister reflected on him merely because at the time he happened to be a campaign director for one of the parties involved in the election, 5268.

Petitions: Ruling allowing petitions to be presented on the first day of a session, 17.

A question about the method adopted with petitions might have been appropriatethough this was doubtful-if addressed to Mr Speaker during question time, 26.

A member presenting a petition did himself no credit by commenting on the genuineness of the signature of the Clerk to the certificate under Standing Order 81A; the member could do no more than present the petition, 61.

A petition representing that an Act was passed without proper public knowledge and discussion was not a reflection on the House; it did not make any reference to the debate in the House, 122.

Points of Order: A member must come quickly to his point of order, 1093, 1252; and he should state it briefly, 185, 718, 2305, 4129, 4866. If the member proposed to take

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a point of order, he must say so, 4985. A member may not by way of a point of order contradict a statement by another member, 2409. Point of order upheld, that the Minister did not have the right to challenge any member to do anything outside the House, 5788.

If the member taking a point of order did not desist when asked to do so, Mr Speaker would have to take action against him. A ruling had already been given on the point, 3919.

On a point of order being taken-that Mr Speaker should take action to make sure that a Minister desist from repeatedly taking frivolous points of order-Mr Speaker said that he could not sit in judgment on the motives of the Minister, 324.

Observations-that a member in taking a point of order was attempting to use up the time of the member who was speaking to his substantive motion and that the Opposition had no desire to hear what the member had to say-were not relevant to the point of order, 974. Comments on the use of the gag and the actions of the Government had nothing to do with the point of order, 975.

A point of order-that a member speaking on the adjournment motion was attacking a public servaint who had no right of reply-was not upheld, 100. The member had not indicated any question of order; he was only debating the merits of the motion, 1760.

No point of order was involved, 126, 213, 324, 670, 898, 1172, 1252, 1388, 1517, 1762, 1948, 1951, 2443, 3311, 4422, 5108, 5182; the point went only to the merits of what the member was saying, 898; and the member may not pursue the matter any further, 5182.

The point of order had no substance, 612, 3920, 4408, 5183; and the member would resume his seat, 5183. It was not for Mr Speaker to interpret the member's remarks, 5182. Mr Speaker would decide one point of order before he heard another, 5779.

Press: If the member accepted responsibility for the accuracy of what appeared in a letter to a newspaper, he may refer to it, 1724. He must accept responsibility for its accuracy, 1725. The rule-that a member must vouch for the authenticity of a newspaper article from which he is quotingapplies during question time, 3922. What the

member was saying on a point of privilege was based upon a newspaper article. His first obligation to the House would be to assure the House and the Chair that the Minister about whom he complained had been accurately reported in the press, 4532.

Point of order-that a question without notice asked the Minister to comment on a newspaper report-not upheld, 1873. Point of order-that the member should vouch for the authenticity of the newspaper article upon which he had based his question without notice-not upheld, 5263.

Printing Committee: Comment on right of member to speak on the powers of the Printing Committee in the debate on the motion for the appointment of the committee, 131.

Privilege: The member must confine himself strictly to the point of privilege. He must endeavour to show the House in what way, if any, he had been inhibited in carrying out his duties as a member of Parliament. He should come to that point quickly and not canvass the matters in the writ to which he had referred, 962; he was simply commenting upon the subject of the cause of action and was not in any way dealing with privilege, 962. Mr Speaker had ruled that the member had not made out a prima facie case of privilege pursuant to Standing Order 158, but this did not preclude the member from giving notice of motion, after question time, 962.

Under Standing Order 158 a member must, before submitting a substantive motion, establish to the satisfaction of Mr Speaker a prima f acie case of breach of privilege. However, as the member had intimated that he did not intend to move a motion, Mr Speaker was not called upon to say whether a prime facie case had been made out. If the member gave notice of a motion, the probabilities were that it would be given precedence over all other business on the next day. Upon a substantive motion being moved, Mr Speaker stated that he thought it was a matter that ought to be dealt with on notice, which the member might give at any time that day when there was no other business before the House, 785.

A member had to make out a prima facie case for privilege, and move a motion with Mr Speaker's acquiscence. Mr Speaker proposed to let him continue, unless there was any objection, 1949. A prima facie case of privilege had not ·been made out,

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but in an important matter of practice and procedure, Mr Speaker was happy to receive from the House any guidance and instructions on the matter. The House could tear up what he had said he understood the procedure to be, and re-write the procedure. Mr Speaker was the servant of the House and would accept .any instructions in the matter from the House. The member could move an appropriate motion on notice. However, in view of the importance of the matter and the concern that was being expressed by members, it might be appropriate to refer the question to the Standing Orders Committee; that was a matter for the member, 1950.

A member w.as entitled to endeavour to make a prima facie case of privilege, and Mr Speaker was not entitled to stop him, 1748. Another member had .given notice of a motion of dissent; he did not intend to cast reflection upon the Ch.air, but was seeking guidance for the Chair from the House. He was entitled to do that, and no privilege was involved, 1748, 1749.

If the substance of the point of privilege was that the Minister had said to the member, "I will get you", the time of the House should not be taken up further with it. If it was a question of order, the member should have invited Mr Speaker's attention to the matter immediately, and Mr Speaker would have asked the Minister to withdraw the expression about which the member complained, 2177.

The matter that a member was raising was a constitutional problem in no way even remotely connected with privilege. The member had other remedies and forms available to him if he wished to pursue the matter further, 4531, 4532, 4533.

Procedure: Though the stage had been passed for changing the place of a notice of motion of general business, the member was allowed to change the place of his notice of motion, upon his stating that at the appropriate time he had risen and sought the call, 973.

The proper time to take any point of order on the motion was when the motion was called on, 2048. A notice of motion, that notice of motion No. 1 of general business paper for today be expunged from the business paper, must be put in writing, signed and handed in, 2048, 2050, 2304.

Mr Speaker would deal with a point of order at the end of question time, so as not to take up the time for questions, 2173.

Comprehensive statement of reasons why a notice of motion was not placed on the business paper, 2177. It was not appropriate to have a discussion on the ruling now, 2178.

Mr Speaker said that he had stated the question in the normal way. If members could not understand the motion moved by the Leader of the Opposition, that had noth· ing to do with Mr Speaker, 3881.

It is not competent to move a motion, That the Minister be further heard, 3933.

The question, That the question be now put, under Standing Order 175B having been previously agreed to in Committee of the Whole, upon the bill being reported from Committee the question was, That the report be now adopted, 4236.

During debate on a motion for the suspension of standing orders to permit the consideration of a motion regarding precedence of business, a point of order was taken that the Minister was putting forward argument in support of the substantive motion. Mr Speaker was prepared to take the motion for the suspension of standing orders as formal, as the Minister had intimated that he was willing to deal with the matter in that way. An objection being taken, Mr Speaker did not proposed to stop the Minister, 5107.

Being unable to ascertain from the member whether he was taking a point of order, making a personal explanation or raising a matter of privilege, Mr Speaker refused to allow him to continue, 4868.

Public Accounts Committee: To refer a matter to the Public Accounts Committee W!JUld inhibit de}?ate on it on the Supply Bill, 1172.

Questions on Notice: When a question is asked and an answer given, no matter how inadequate the answer may be, or even if an answer is refused, that is an end to the matter, 4099.

Questions without Notice: The same ques· tion or a question substantially the same, either upon or without notice, shall not be asked twice in the same session, 2470, 2923, 3613. However, as the Premier had indicated his willingness to answer the same question, he was given the call, 3614. Mr

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Speaker was unaware of any rule that a member cannot, on the adjournment of the House, deal with a matter that happens to be the subject of a question on notice, 2470.

A member could not ask two questions in one, 5780. It would be left to the Minister to choose which one he would answer, 5263.

Mr Speaker discouraged the long-standing practice of giving deferred answers at the conclusion of question time. In the circumstances the Minister should finish his explanation as soon as possible, 1610. If the answer cannot be given briefly, other means should be adopted to explain the situation, 1611.

Though he seemed to be giving a lot of information, a member was permitted to complete his question before Mr Speaker ruled on a point of order, 294. Lengthy questions allowed, but members were asked to keep their questions short, 559, 908, 909, 1950. It would be highly unfair to prevent the Premier from dealing with a question in the way he felt necessary, having regard to the length and involved nature of the question and the public importance of the subject, 4205.

A qnestion was too long and too detailed to permit an answer in question time, 3739, 5477. Questions more appropriate for the Questions and Answers paper, 4097, 5101. The Minister's reply should be brief, 215, 775, 1490, 5378, 5643. The Minister was asked whether he could deal with the question briefly, or within a reasonable time, 1325, 2802, 4710, 5100, 5382, 5477, 5643.

Mr Speaker shared the concern of tht Leader of the Opposition at the length of some Minister's replies to questions during question time. He felt some deep concern also at the form of a number of questions asked from both sides of the House. He appealed to Ministers to keep their replies relevant and to make them as brief as possible. Because of the form of some questions it was difficult for Ministers to comply with this request: members should comply with the conventional rules that apply to questions. The Minister should conclude his reply as quickly as possible, 5044, 5045.

Mr Speaker discouraged questions that are essentially controversial and argumentative, 213, 216. He had already allowed a question and he did not propose to withdraw that

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decision, 214. Argumentative questions on a controversial matter were not normally encouraged. The question would be allowed if the Minister could give an assurance that the answer would be brief, 5047. The question involved a number of points. It must be agreed that the Minister had answered each point briefly. Because of the number of points, the answer had perhaps taken longer than some members expected, but the Minister had kept within the undertaking he gave, 5048.

Whether a Minister could answer the question adequately was a matter for him, not for Mr Speaker, 214, 5262.

The answer must be relevant to the question, 126, 210, 214, 1489, 1609; beyond reminding the Minister of this, Mr Speaker had no power to direct what he may say, 1609. The Minister's statement that he would answer in his own· way was interpreted to mean that he would answer in his own way subject to any direction given by the Chair, 1609. A Minister was emphasizing that the law must be obeyed, and illustrating his point. That was relevant to the question, 4860. The Minister's reply had been relevant but he was to some extent indulging in debate. As the reply was becoming extremely lengthy, the Minister should bring it to a conclusion quickly, 4861.

A Minister is entitled to give information in such a way as he thinks fit so long as it is relevant to the question, 215. In reply to a question about Labor Party policy, the Minister may deal with that policy so far as it related to the question asked. Whether he was competent to do so would be a matter for debate, and the House was not debating the matter, 214. The Minister must not debate the matter, 215.

The Minister had adequately answered the question and had moved on to another matter, 907. The Minister's observations were irrelevant, but he was going on to answer the question, 2256.

A question that involved argument and did not seek information was not a proper question, 4099. A question was too long, involved and argumentative to be allowed, 2370, 3113, 5382. The question should be rephrased and made more to the point, 1605.

The question was not argumentative, 1413. Points of order-that a question contained pure argument, and that part of it was most

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offensive to the Teachers Federation-not upheld, 125, 126. Point of order-that the question contained argument-not upheld, 560, 2780. The member had framed his question carefully to avoid argument, 560. Member allowed to complete a question on which a point of order-that it was argumentative-had been taken, 354. Upon a point of order being taken-that a question was purely argumentative-Mr Speaker heard the remainder of the question, 728. In taking a point of order, a member was debating the question. It was a simple type of question containing two points. The Minister was asked to confine his remarks to those two points, 214.

On a point of order that a member when asking a question should not give information, the member was allowed to proceed with his question, 209.

After repeated points of order during a reply to a question, Mr Speaker observed that there would be complaints afterwards that not many questions were called. In the House of Commons the Speaker virtually disallowed all points of order during question time in order that members may get on with questions. Mr Speaker did not propose to do that, but he would like members to know of it. It seemed that, although a lot of points of order had been taken, nobody had gained anything from them, 215.

In the House of Commons the Speaker limited questions without notice to one sentence that must not exceed seventy words. The member who had asked a lengthy question might consider reframing it, omitting the part to which exception had been taken. If he shortened it and if Mr Speaker had an opportunity to do so, Mr Speaker would give him the call again later, 558, 559.

The use of the word "aware"-as in "Is the Minister aware that . . . ?" implied the giving of information. Members seemed determined to use it, despite the feeling of the Chair that it was not a proper word to use. The Chair did not propose to prevent them, 294.

It is not a valid objection that a Minister cannot reply from his own knowledge. Ministers reply to a great number of questions on information supplied to them probably by their officers or from other proper sources, 558.

Questions allowed, 126, 128.

ASSE.MBL Y, LEGISLATIVE (continued);

The Attorney-General, in answering a question, was entitled to make some reference to criticism of the judiciary which, as he said, had been made by other people in recent times; but was requested not to dwell at any great length on that, 780. Point of order disallowed, that the Attorney-General must confine himself to referring only to what the two Ministers said outside the Parliament in criticism of the judges, 780.

It is not proper to ask questions the answers to which are contained in public documents or documents which have been declared to be, or are for other reasons, of a public nature, 842. The Minister was asked whether the information sought was readily available in public documents, 1755. When the Minister said that he could answer the latter part of the question without dealing with what was contained in public documents, he was allowed to continue his reply, 1755.

The Minister was answering in a proper way; he was entitled to read from a book, 1410.

A member who had a question substantially the same on the Questions and Answers paper for the previous day may not ask it as a question without notice. However, as it followed on the question on the Questions and Answers paper, it was in order, 1414. A question without notice similar to a question already on the Questions and Answers paper was out of order, 2434. The member who had asked the question without notice was not permitted to make a submission on a point of order, 2434.

A member who had asked a question was trilling with the House, 778. When the member completed his question, Mr Speaker would try to assess what it meant, 1875; the Premier should not be invited to attempt to answer the question, 1875.

A question, and necessarily therefore the reply, amounted to an attempt to continue the debate on the adjournment the previous night. Mr Speaker intended to give the matter some consideration. In the meantime the Minister could continue his reply, but he must be brief, 1952. Standing Order 78 prohibited the Minister from debating the matter, 1952, 2255, 2256.

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question unless it imputes improper motives to a member as distinct from some other person, 2045.

To allow a Minister to debate during question time the contents of a letter, written by the Leader of the Opposition, which appeared in a newspaper would be subversive of the true purpose of question time, 2257.

The Minister for Health was asked whether he was responsible in any way for hospitals in Canberra, 2370. In response to a point of order whether, as it was not permissible to ask a question based on a newspaper report, it was not equally out of order for a question to be based on something said or alleged to have been said in a television programme, Mr Speaker asked the member whether he had seen the television show. The member having replied that he had, the question was allowed, 2600.

In the absence of the Deputy Premier, Minister for Education and Minister for Science, a question should be directed to the Premier, 3738. The first part of a question was merely explanatory: the member was asking the Minister to take action, and therefore the question was in order, 4858. The member was requested to reframe his question in such a way as to ask the Minister whether he could give the information sought, 1751.

The Minister could not be expected to express any opinion on the hypothetical question regarding views that His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh might express, 1755. The Minister was asked whether he was able to answer the question without expressing an opinion, 4957. Points of order -that the question sought an opinion from the Minister, and that the member had asked a series of totally unrelated questionsupheld, 5095. The Minister would be allowed to express his opinion in answer to the question, 4207.

Before ruling on a point of order, Mr Speaker heard the rest of the question, 4204; a little more of the question, 5262.

The Minister was asked whether he was able to answer the question within the limts imposed at question time, 672, 779, 1163, 1409, 2479, 3481, 4097, 5477. The Minister was asked whether he was able to answer the question, 1486, 4709.

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Point of order disallowed, that the question was too long, 1168; that the answer was not relevant to the question; 126, 434, 562, 903, 1414; that the question was argumentative, 354, 2045; that the question imputed improper motives to a member of the public, 2044; that the question was not seeking but rather was giving information, 559; that the question sought an opinion from the Minister, 4204, 4451, 4787, 5096; that the subject of the question could be referred to the Select Committee upon the Meat Industry, 4523; that Ministers should not read answers, 776; that it was not competent for the Minister when replying to a question to debate a matter affecting the federal Parliament, for it did not come under his jurisdiction, 4859.

Reading of Speeches: A member must not read his speech but he may refer to copious notes, 612, 2400. The member was making reference to copious notes; he had been driven to it by points of order that had consumed much of his time, 2360. So far as Mr Speaker could see, the member was not reading his speech, and he knew that he must not do so, 613. Point of order disallowed, that the Minister was reading from a statement, 902.

Relevance: A member must confine his remarks to the motion under consideration, 133, 593, 596, 598, 3033, 3036; or to the bill under consideration, 602, 687, 712, 713, 1662, 2402, 2403, 2446, 3552, 3948, 4127, 4130, 4224, 4225, 4803, 4804, 4805, 4806, 5167, 5310, 5996; and must keep away from personalities, 5310. In reply, he may not introduce new matter, 1763, 2075, 3892.

General debate could not be opened up on the principal Act in debate on the amending bill, 4127, 4129, 4806.

The fact that the Opposition might not vote against the bill was not relevant to a point of order on relevance, 4805.

If the point of order were taken that the Minister should be confined strictly to the bill, he would be so directed. That would prevent any other member from discussing any opera house matter, other than car parking, 5533, 5534, 5535.

In the debate on a motion for the disallowance of regulations a member may make general or passing references to other substantive matters but should not canvass them in detail, 5653. The member was canvassing government policy or actions on other matters, 5654.

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The reading of a policy speech would give other members opportunity to reply that it had been carried out, 4311.

In the second-reading debate, a member could not resume the introductory debate. Issues raised at that time would be considered at the second-reading stage if they were relevant to the second reading of the bill. Matters that were not covered by the amendments may be referred to only briefly. Principles involved in the Act were not relevant to the amending bill, 5273. The member may make only brief, passing reference to the fact that sections of the principal Act had not been proclaimed for six years after the Act had been passed, pointing to the fact that there were areas of the legislation that should be considered now in relation to the amendments in the bill, 5273. When a Minister had opened up the principal Act in his second-reading speech, the Opposition was entitled to take advantage of it and to discuss those matters. As that had not been done, the member may make a passing reference to the principal Act, but it must be brief, 5276.

In the debate on a motion that government business should take precedence of general business, the member was going into the merits of his motion of general business of which he had given notice, and he was getting away from the motion under consideration, 3035.

The member seemed to be making out a case on why a particular group of workers should strike. The question whether they should strike without a secret ballot was the only issue before the House, 599.

Jn the debate on a motion to appoint a standing orders committee, it might be competent for a member to suggest that some members should or should not be appointed. It may even be competent for rum to suggest briefly that certain matters be referred to the committee for its consideration. The member has to be brief, otherwise he would be indulging in the kind of debate that would be open to him were this a motion to refer certain matters to the Standing Orders Committee for its consideration and review, 133.

The Deputy Leader of the Opposition was allowed briefly to refute an assertion by the Chief Secretary that a decision of the previous Standing Orders Committee was unanimous, 134.

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A bill in relation to acquisition of land was fairly wide in scope. The member was not going outside the scope of the bill, 1725. It is competent for a member to develop his argument (on an industrial arbitration bill) by reference to the federal Act, 1443.

The subjects of a member's remarks were so remote from the bill that he could not ·be allowed to continue with them. A statement by a member that Mr Ludwig had exclusive ownership of all the collieries in the Burragorang Valley had nothing to do with the Port Kembla (Further Development) Bill, 689.

In the debate on the Pilotage Bill, the member would not be allowed to deal at length with the Clutha Act, 2405. The member was illustrating his argument, 2408. The Minister was in order in answering an attack on the bill by a member who called it a fascist measure, 603. The member was leading up to his point and would soon get to it, 5527. Under Standing Order 143 a member may not allude to another debate that occurred earlier in the day, 1714.

Points of order on relevance not upheld, 1761, 2406, 3919, 3929, 5264.

Reports Tabled: State Superannuation Board, 1163; Transport Retirement Board, 2915.

Standing Orders: Governor's approval, 17

Sub Judice Rule: If the member was talking about writs now before the court, he was breaking the sub judice rule. If the member wished to direct attention to writs that had been issued, it would seem that the matter would come under the sub judice rule and ought not to be canvassed in any way in the House. The member was not allowed to proceed, 331.

Assuming that the matter was not sub judice, the member was entitled to illustrate his argument by some brief reference to the subject. If he intended to go into detail, that might be a different matter, 1443.

Members may assume that Mr Speaker would listen carefully to what the member said, to ensure that he did not infringe the sub judice rule, 962. The Minister had not canvassed any of the merits of an application before the court; he was merely explaining the area covered by the application, the nature of the application and the procedures available to persons who objected to the application. That was in order, 1416.

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SPEAKER, MR (THE HoN. SIR KEVIN ELLIS, K.B.E., LL.B., B.Ec.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued):

A member raising a matter on the adjournment was asked whether it was the subject of litigation, 1727. Upon a point of order being taken, that the matter was the subject of an application for the suspension of a planning scheme, and that certain formalities, which could be construed as having a legal form, must be complied with, Mr Speaker ruled that a member of this Parliament was entitled to air his arguments for and against the matter, 1727.

Though it could be assumed that there was an application pending before the court for deregistration of the bus employees' union, the Premier could answer the question without notice regarding the Atlantean bus dispute without canvassing the issue involved in those proceedings. If he could not do so, he should say so. However, he should be able to do so, and therefore was invited to reply if he saw fit, 3110.

The member should not be making comments like this on a situation that is before the court at the moment, 3263. Mr Speaker did not want to inhibit the member unduly, but his comments were going too far on a matter before the court, 3263. The member's assurance was accepted, that he did not intend to proceed any further along those lines, 3 263.

The member asking a question without notice had made an introductory remark that might have been better left unsaid, but undoubtedly his question was related entirely to parking of motor vehicles during the bus strike. He was allowed to complete the question, 3877.

In view of the situation in the Atlantean bus dispute before the Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Commission, the member should defer his question. If it were asked it would open up other closely allied matters, 3879.

The Minister was asked whether he was able to answer the question without in any way infringing the sub judice rule, 517. Question without notice ruled out of order under the sub judice rule, 5643. Point of order on the sub judice rule not upheld, 1692, 3877, 5780.

Suspension of Members: A member suspended on the concluding day of a sessional period would not have the privileges or use of the services of the House until the sessional resumption, 4205, 5786.

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Tedious Repetition: The member was in· dulging in tedious repetition, 2408, 4129.

Temporary Chairmen of Committees: Nomination of Mr Coates, Mr Darby, Mr Bruxner, Mr Mahoney and Mr Southee, 17.

Urgency; A member must confine his remarks to urgency, 123, 124, 1216, 1217, 2303, 5786, 5787; and must keep away from the substantive motion, 123, 5786.

The House decides the question of urgency, 19, 1216.

In a debate on an urgency motion moved by the Leader of the Opposition, the Premier must confine his remarks to urgency and to the statement by the Leader of the Opposition, 124.

In making out a case for urgency, the member was entitled to indicate in what way the cost of living had increased; in what way it affected groups of people in the community; and why it was urgent to do something about it. He could not very well do that without illustrating his remarks, but of course he could not go into that in any depth, 2174.

A motion of urgency was not caught up with a previous ruling relating to an attempt to expunge a notice of motion from the business paper, to prevent another member from having his motion dealt with at all. That ruling had no relevance to the present situation, 2304.

The Premier was entitled to give reasons why a motion in regard to which urgency had been moved, which had been on the business paper for some considerable time, was not now urgent, 2305.

There is a fine dividing line between what relates to urgency and what relates to the substantive motion. The member appreciated that he must confine himself to urgency, 4712.

The member was seeking to obtain an expression of opinion from the House that the Minister for Agriculture should give some instructions to the Dairy Industry Authority in the administration of its responsibility. That was in order, 4865. The member's remark had nothing to do with the urgency motion, 4865.

As the member had not finished the sentence, Mr Speaker could not rule whether it was relevant to urgency, 4865.

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Point of order on urgency not upheld, 123. No point of order was involved, 4866. The member taking the point of order was debating either the question of urgency or the substantive motion, 4866. Point of order -that it was not permissible for the House to debate more than once during a session the one subject-matter-not upheld, 2173.

A point of order-that opportunity was available during the Address-in-Reply debate to discuss the subject of an urgency motion-may be a good reason for voting against the motion, but it is for the House to decide whether the motion is urgent, 19.

What a member did or said with respect to some other matter is not relevant to an urgency motion, 5788.

SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT, m., 742, 1099, 1699; Staff, address, 40, 2445, 2604, 4246, 4250, 5808.

TEMPORARY CHAffiMAN OF COMMITTEES, nomination, 17.

TEMPORARY CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES (H. G. COATES, EsQ., E. D. DARBY, EsQ., B.Ec., J. C. BRUXNER, EsQ., AND J. B. SOUTHEE, EsQ.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS:

Amendments: As the Committee was dealing with an amendment, it would be better to decide that question before the Minister dealt with other aspects of the clause, 5126 (Mr Bruxner).

Chair: A member must address the Chair, 2580 (Mr Coates).

Closure: A motion for the closure was not accepted, as there was no question to be put, 5405 (Mr Bruxner).

Interjections and Interruptions: A member is entitled to be heard in silence, 2351, 2354 (Mr Darby); 2579 (Mr Coates). In~ terjections must cease, 2579 (Mr Coates). If the member speaking was interrupted again, more severe action would be taken 2351 (Mr Darby). If the interruption con~ tinued, there would be no alternative but to take sterner action, 1627 (Mr Coates).

Members: A member should refer to his colleagues as honourable members, not "characters", 1631 (Mr Coates).

TEMPORARY CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEl;!S (H. G. COATES, EsQ., E. D. DARBY, ESQ., B.Ec., J. C. BRUXNER, EsQ., AND J. B. SOUTHEE, ESQ.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued):

Members Warned: Mr Day, 2354 (Mr Darby); Mr Jackson, 1627 (Mr Coates), 2351 (Mr Darby); Mr Jones, 2351, 2354 (Mr Darby); Mr L. B. Kelly, 2580 (Mr Coates); Mr Mallam, 2354, 2355 (Mr Darby); Mr Singleton, 2354 (Mr Darby); Mr Sloss, 2586 {Mr Coates).

Offensive and Objectionable Remarks, Imputations and Aspersions: The member had not named any persons specifically and he had not imputed any improper motive to any person by name. If he cared to cast reflections on unknown persons, that was entirely his responsibility, 2201 (Mr Bruxner) . The reference to the chairman of a particular trust was not a reference by name. The member had said that the gentleman had resigned. The member could assume responsibility for suggesting that there was a specific reason for the resignation. He could not be forced to withdraw any imputations against people whom he was not willing to name, 2201 (Mr Bruxner).

The following expressions were required to be withdrawn: "(He has) a yellow streak", 1627 (Mr Coates); " . . . I was rudely interrupted, and you, Mr Temporary Chairman, did nothing about it", 5405 (Mr Bruxner).

Points of Order: Though the member sought the call, he did not indicate that he wished to take a point of order, and the Minister, who ihad also sought the call, had received it. As the Minister had moved, that the Chairman do now leave the chair, report progress and ask leave to sit again tomorrow, a point of order could not be accepted, 2632 (Mr Bruxner).

No point of order was involved, 1624, 1627, 2586 (Mr Coates); 2201 (Mr Bruxner); 2352 (Mr Darby).

Procedure: With the leave of the Committe, the fifty-nine clauses of a bill were proposed in one question, 3042 (Mr Bruxner).

By accepting two competing amendments to the same part of the clause, the Temporary Chairman was following accepted practice. If the first amendment were proposed, it would preclude the Minister from moving his amendment. The procedure would reserve to the Minister his right to move his amendment. The member's amendment

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TEMPORARY CHAIRMEN OF CoMMITTEES (H. G. COATES, EsQ., E. D. DARBY, EsQ., B.Ec., J. C. BRUXNER, ESQ., AND J. B. SOUTHEE, EsQ.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued):

would be dealt with in the proper fashion at the appropriate time, 5405 (Mr Bruxner). To preserve the rights of the Minister, who had moved a competing amendment, and to test the Committee, the Temporary Chairman proposed a token part of the prior amendment, 5406 (Mr Bruxner).

Relevance: A member must confine this remarks to the clause or amendment under discussion, 1627, 1629, 1630, 1631 (Mr Coates); or to the point of order, 5405 (Mr Bruxner).

A member speaking on clause 1 of the bill, the short title, must adhere rigidly to that and he must not make side references, 1623, 1624, 1625( Mr Coates).

When debating clause 15 of the Appropriation Bill (Minister for Public Works) the member must mention only matters that are within the jurisdiction of the Minister, 2213 (Mr Coates).

As a member of the Opposition had claimed that brewers or breweries had some control over the Minister or the Government, it was only fair to allow a member of the Government to refute those charges, 5123 (Mr Bruxner).

A point of order-that in Committee on the General Loan Account Appropriation Bill the member was out of order in discussing money allocated to private schools, which was not covered by the Loan Estimates, and comparing it with what was being spent on State schools-was well taken; but the member was assumed to be making only a passing reference. He must confine his remarks to the Loan Estimates contained in clause 2 which was before the Ohair, 2630, 2632 (Mr Bruxner). The subject matter of the document from which the member was reading was definitely not contained in the Loan Estimates before the Committee. If the member could not comply with rulings from the Chair, the next speaker would be called, 2632 (Mr Bruxner).

Points of order on relevance to the debate on a clause of the Appropriation Bill not upheld, 2352 (Mr Darby). Point of order on relevance not upheld, 1631 (Mr Coates); 5121 (Mr Bruxner).

TREASURER'S ALLEGED FALSIFICATION OP ACCOUNTS, urgency, 1171.

Auditor-General: Opposition Attack, appn., 1795. Validity of Appropriation, appn., 1887.

Australian Constitution: Australian Constitution Convention, q.,

5378; m., 5810, 5830. Reform, address, 651.

Australian Labor Party: Achievements, address, 217. Disunity, address, 162, 217, 233. Encouragement of Dissidents, address, 233. Industrial Policy, appn., 1899. Liverpool Branch, address, 270. Policy on Type of Government, address,

262. Policy and Platform, address, 161. Record in Office, address, 362, 636. Regional Areas, appn., 2913. Significance of 1st May, q., 1875.

Baby Health Centres: Clarence Electorate, loan appn., 2585. Edgeworth, loan appn., 2529. Hurstville, q., 3349. Lurnea-Casula Area, q., 4199. Mount Druitt Electorate, address, 415.

Banking (See also "Commonwealth-State Relations", "Economic Conditions", "Finance and Investment"):

Interest Rates, address, 117, 387; q., 1695. Rural Bank of New South Wales:

Defalcations of P. Huxley, q., 777, 1331. Housing Loans, q., 511.

Basic Wage:

See "Wages and Salaries".

Beaches (See also "Pollution"):

Conservation, address, 342. Wakehurst Electorate, address, 34.

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BILLS: ADOPTION OF CHILDREN (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Assent, 17. Council: Assent, 1.

AMBULANCE SERVICE BILL:

Assembly: Int., 4408; lR., 4416; 2R., 4612, 4715; Com., 4738; ad. rep., 4141; 3R., 4788; mes., 5301.

Council: lR., 4761; 2R., 4949, 5020; Com., 5033, 5075; ad. rep., 5018; 3R., 5185.

APPROPRIATION BILL:

Assembly: Int., 1633; lR. and 2R., 1634, 1783, 1881, 1959; Com., 1976, 2076, 2182, 2263, 2332, 2373; ad. rep., 2387; 3R., 2445; mes., 3131; assent, 3473. Financial Statement, tabled, 1654.

Council: lR., 2637; 2R., 2685, 2739, 2751, 2858, 3002; Com., and ad. rep., 3007; 2R., 3065; assent, 3387.

AUCTIONEERS AND AGENTS (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 2445; lR., 2447; 2R., 4467; Com., 4485; ad. rep., 4488; 3R., 4533; mes., 5000; assent, 5166.

Council: 1R., 4506; 2R., 4848; Com. and ad. rep., 4855; 3R., 4922; Assent, 5730.

BOTANY CEMETERY AND CREMATORIUM BILL:

Assembly: Int., 2928; 1R., 2929; 2R., 4242; Com., and ad. rep., 4245; 3R., 4318; Mes., 4881; assent, 5411.

Council: lR., 4292; 2R., 4769; Com., and ad. rep., 4115; 3R., 4819; assent, 5416.

BROKEN HILL WATER AND SEWERAGE (PAY· MENT OF RA.TBS) AMENDMENT BILL:

Assembly: Int. and 1R., 3625; 2R., 3769; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 3770; mes., 3939; Assent, 4279.

Council: lR., 3733; m.s.o., 2R., Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 3798; assent, 4260.

BUILDERS LICENSING BILL:

CIVIL AVIATION (CARRIERS LIABILITY) AMENDMENT BILL:

CLEAN AIR (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 5486; lR., 5488; 2R., 5721; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 5722; mes., 5831.

Council: lR. and m.s.o., 5616; 2R., 5750; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 5752.

BILLS (continued) :

CLOSER SETTLEMENT AND PUBLIC RllsEltvBS FUND (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 528; lR., 529; 2R., 714; Com., and ad. rep., 115; 3R., 741; mes., 1187; assent, 1517.

Council, 1R., 726; 2R., 1066; Com., and ad. rep., 1067; 3R., 1143; assent, 1460.

CLUTHA DEVELOPMENT PTY. LIMITED AGREEMENT REPEAL BILL:

Council: Int., 1671, 2232.

COAL AND OIL SHALE MINE WORKERS (SUPER· ANNUATION) AMENDMENT BILL:

COAL AND OIL SHALE MINE WORKERS (SUPERANNUATION) FuRTHBR AMENDMENT BILL:

Assembly: Int., 3761; lR., 3762; 2R., 3946; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 3949; mes., 4201; assent, 4279.

Council: 1R. and m.s.o., 3833; 2R., 4031; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 4032; assent, 4260.

COAL INDUSTRY (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 584; lR., 585; 2R., Com. and ad. rep., 742; 3R., 785; mes., 1456; assent, 1747.

Council: lR., 939; 2R., 1281; Com. and ad. rep., 1281; 3R., 1391; assent, 1729.

COAL MINES REGULATION (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 3272; lR., 3275; 2R., 4747, 4794; Com., 4801; ad. rep., 4802; 3R., 4869; mes., 5301.

Council: lR., 4818; 2R., 5081; Com. and ad. rep., 5090; 3R., 5185.

COFF'S HARBOUR BOAT-HARBOUR WORKS BILL:

Assembly: Int., 4533; lR., 4535; 2R., 5140; Com., ad rep. and 3R., 5156; mes., 5408.

Council: lR. and m.s.o., 5184; 2R., 5223; Com. and ad. rep., 5229; 3R., 5343.

COMMERCIAL AGENTS AND PRIVATE INQUIRY AGENTS (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 589; lR., 590; 2R., 742; Com. and ad rep., 151; 3R., 786; mes., 1456; assent, 1141.

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BILLS (continued) :

COMMONWEALTH PLACES (ADMINISTRATION OF LAWS) AMENDMENT BILL:

COMPANIES (AMENDMENT) BILL, 1971: Assembly: Int., 812; lR., 819; 2R., 910, 1263,

1350, 1367; Com., 1381, 1421; ad rep. and 3R., 1434; mes., 3509; cons. amdts, 4136; ad rep., 4143; assent, 4279.

Council: lR., 1391; 2R., 1563, 1732, 1816, 1999; Com., 2010, 2106, 2638, 3073; report received, ad. rep. and recom., 3104; ad rep. secundo, 3105; 3R., 3387; mes., 4013; assent, 4259.

COMPANIES (AMENDMENT) BILL, 1972: Assembly: Int. and lR., 5269; 2R., 5489; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 5491; mes., 5552.

Council: lR. and m.s.o., 5416; 2R., 5466; Com., 5467; ad. rep. and 2R., 5468.

CONSUMER PROTECTION (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 5113; lR., 5116; 2R., 5725, 5795; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 5807; mes., 5831.

CONVEYANCING (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 2830; lR., 2833; 2R., 4489; Com. and ad. rep., 4502; 3R., 4554.

Co-OPERATION (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 3359; lR., 3362; 2R., 4539; Com., 4551; ad. rep., 4552; 3R., 4589.

COSTS IN CRIMINAL CASES (AMENDMENT) BILL:

CREDIT UNION (AMENDMENT) BILL:

BILLS (continued) :

CROWN EMPLOYEES APPEAL BOARD (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 853; lR., 854; 2R., 2849; Com. and ad. rep., 2853; 3R., 2927; mes., 3275; assent, 4219.

CROWN LANDS (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Assent, 17.

Council: Assent, 1.

CROWN LANDS AND OTHER ACTS (AMENDMENT) BILL:

DAIRY INDUSTRY AUTHORITY (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 3899; lR., 3901; urgency and m.s.o., 3883; 2R., 4125; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 4131.

Council: lR. and m.s.o., 4004; 2R., 4170; Com., 4178.

DENTISTS (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 590; lR., 591; 2R., 757, 879, 1002; Com., 1032, 1100; ad. rep., 1109; 3R., 1174; mes., 5000; cons. amdts, 5049; ad. rep., 5052; assent, 5766.

Council: lR., 1144; 2R., 4645, 4821; Com., 4826; ad. rep., 4837; 3R., 4921; mes., 5018; assent, 5130.

EGG INDUSTRY STABILISATION BILL:

Assembly: Int., 2617; lR., 2621; 2R., 3509, 3528; Com., 3539; ad. rep., 3456; 3R., 3621; mes., 4326; assent, 4279.

Council: lR., 3563; 2R., 4014; Com., 4025; ad. rep., 4026; 3R., 4169; assent, 4260.

ELECTRICITY COMMISSION (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int. and lR., 2927; 2R., 3964; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 3965; mes., 4397; cons. amdt and ad. r.ep., 4456; assent, 4856.

Council: lR., 3866; 2R., 4302; Com. and ad. rep., 4305; 3R., 4346; mes., 4427; assent, 4818.

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BILLS (continued):

FACTORIES, SHOPS AND INDUSTRIES (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 3492; lR., 3493; 2R., 3665; Com., ad. rep., and 3R., 3671; mes., 4125; assent, 4279.

FORESTRY, SOIL CONSERVATION AND OTHER ACTS (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 5386; lR., 5409; 2R., 5663; Com., ad. rep., and 3R., 5685; mes., 5831.

Council: lR. and m.s.o., 5615; 2R., 5731; Com., ad. rep., and 3R., 5745.

GAMING AND BETTING (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Council: lR., 2998; 2R., 3222; Com., and ad. rep., 3238; 3R., 3329; assent, 4259.

GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT APPROPRIATION BILL:

Assembly: Int., 1353; lR., 1354; 2R., 1354, 2504, 2543; Com., 2550, 2629, 2835; ad. rep. and 3R., 2837; mes., 3131; assent, 3473.

Printed speech, tabled, 1367. Council: lR., 2791; 2R., 3008; Com. and ad. rep., 3020; 2R., 3065; assent, 3387.

GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Council: lR. and m.s.o, 3866; 2R., 4026; Com., ad. rep., and 3R., 4031; assent, 4260.

GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS AND TRANSPORT (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int. and lR., 3489; 2R., 3962; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 3964; mes., 4397; cons. amdts and ad. rep., 4456; assent, 4856.

HIGHER EDUCATION (AMENDMENT) BILL:

BILLS (continued) :

HOUSING (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 1345; lR., 1349; withdrawn, 1492.

HOUSING (AMENDMENT) BILL (No. 2): Assembly: Int., 1721; lR., 1726; 2R., 2425, 2447; com., 2469, 2837; ad. rep., 2846; 3R., 2926; mes., 3473; assent, 4279.

HOUSING INDEMNITIES (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Council: lR., 726; 2R., 953, 1042; Com., 1043; ad. rep., 1044; 3R., 1143; assent, 1460.

HUNTER DISTRICT WATER, SEWERAGE, AND DRAINAGE (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 4906; lR., 4907; 2R., 5338; Com., 5404; ad. rep., 5408; 3R., 5482; mes., 5552.

Council: lR. and m.s.o., 5416; 2R., 5388, 5460; Com., ad. rep., and 3R., 5465.

HUNTER DISTRICT WATER, SEWERAGE, AND DRAINAGE (PAYMENT OF RATES) AMENDMENT BILL:

Assembly: Int. and lR., 3625; 2R., 3768; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 3769; mes .. 3939; assent, 4279.

Council: lR., 3733; m.s.o., 2R., Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 3797; assent, 4260.

INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 593; lR., 604; urgency, 1324; 2R., 1434, 1517, 1611; Com., 1622; ad. rep., 1632; 3R., 1699; mes., 2294; assent, 2534.

Council: IR., 1669; 2R., 1836, 2121; Com., 2166; ad. rep., 2167; 3R., 2231; assent, 2637.

INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION (FURTHER AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 3262; lR., 3267; 2R., 3902; Com., 3933; ad. rep. and 3R., 3938; mes., 4201; assent, 4279.

Council: lR. and m.s.o., 3833; 2R., 4032; Com., 4076; ad. rep. and 3R., 4079; assent, 4260.

J. F. WILSON WILL TRUSTS VARIATION BILL:

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BILLS (continued):

JUSTICES (AMENDMENT) BILL:

JUSTICES {FURTHER AMENDMJ?NT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 3268; lR., 3270; 2R., 3493; Com. and ad. rep., 3505; mes., 4125; assent, 4279.

LAND AGGREGATION TAX BILL:

LAND AGGREGATION TAX MANAGEMENT BILL:

LAND TAX (AMENDMENT) BILL:

LAW OF EVIDENCE BILL (pro formli): Assembly: lR., 32. Council: lR., 7.

LAW REFORM (LAW AND EQUITY) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 4789; lR., 4790; 2R., 5181; Com. and ad. rep., 5182; 3R., 5324; mes., 5501.

Council: lR., m.s.o., 5254; 2R., 5373; Com. and ad rep., 5374; 3R., 5416.

LIBRARY (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 2833; 2R., 2835, 3362; Com. and ad. rep., 3372; 3R., 3485; mes., 3757; assent, 4279.

LIQUOR (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 4459; lR., 4461; 2R., 5000, 5052; Com., 5069, 5116; ad. rep., 5140; 3R., 5268; mes., 5408.

Council: lR. and m.s.o., 5185; 2R., 5233; Com., 5253; ad. rep., 5254; 3R., 5343.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT (AMENDMENT) BILL, 197I:

BILLS (continued) :

LoCAL GOVERNMENT (AMENDMENT) BILL, I972:

Assembly: Int., 5485; lR., 5486; 2R:, 5715; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 5718; mes., 5831.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT (APPEALS) AMENDMENT BILL:

Assembly: Int., 2613; lR., 2614; 2R., 3042, 3137; Com., 3159; ad. rep., 3165; 3R., 3260; mes., 4125; cons. amdts and ad. rep., 4220; assent, 4280.

Council: lR., 3206; 2R., 3604, 3713, 3833; Com., 3859; ad. rep., 3866; 3R., 3968; mes., 4169; assent, 4260.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT (ELECTIONS) AMENDMENT BILL:

LOCAL GOVERNMENT (NEWCASTLE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MARKET) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 2614; lR., 2616; 2R., 4337, 4416; Com., 4423; ad. rep., 4424; 3R., 4454; assent, 5471.

Council: lR., 4427; 2R., 4763; Com., 4767; ad. rep., 4769; 3R., 4819; mes., 4881; assent, 5416.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT (PAYMENT OF RATES) AMENDMENT BILL:

Council: lR., 3705; m.s.o. and 2R., 3784; Com., 3790; ad. rep. and 3R., 3793; assent, 4260.

MAINTENANCE (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 4790; lR., 4794; 2R., 5269; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 5278.

Council: IR., m.s.o., 5222; 2R., 5419; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 5431; mes., 5530.

MARGINAL DAIRY FARMS RECONSTRUCTION SCHEME ARRANGEMENT RATIFICATION BILL:

Assembly: Int., 313I; lR., 3136; 2R., 3546; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 3562; mes., 4125; assent, 4280.

Council: IR., 3452; 2R., 3826; Com. and ad. rep., 3833; 3R., 3968; assent, 4260.

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BILLS (continued) :

MARITIME SERVICES (.AMENDMENT) BILL: Assembly: Int., 2604; IR., 2608; 2R., 3377; Com. and ad. rep., 3385; 3R., 3485; mes., 4397; cons. amdts and ad. rep., 4456; assent, 4856.

Council: IR., 3388; 2R., 4295; Com. and ad. rep., 4302; 3R., 4345; mes., 4427; assent, 48I8.

MEAT INDUSTRY (AMENDMENT) BILL, I971: Assembly: Assent, I7. Council: Assent, 7.

MEAT INDUSTRY (AMENDMENT) BILL, I972: Assembly: Int. and IR., 4459; 2R., 4808; Com. and ad. rep., 4809; 3R., 4869; mes., 5301.

Council: IR., 48I9; 2R., 5078; Com., 5079; ad. rep., 5080; 3R., 5I85.

MEAT INDUSTRY AUTHORITY (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int. and IR., 496I; 2R., 57I8; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 57I9; mes., 5831. •

Council: IR. and m.s.o., 56I5; 2R., 5745; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 5746.

METROPOLITAN WATER, SEWERAGE, AND DRAINAGE (.AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 4893; IR., 4905; 2R., 530I, 5324; Com., 5333; ad. rep. and 3R., 5338; mes., 5552.

Council: IR., m.s.o., 5255; 2R., 5436; Com., 5459; ad. rep. and 3R., 5460.

METROPOLITAN WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE (PAYMENT OF RATES) AMEND· MENT BILL:

Assembly: Int., 362I; IR., 3624; 2R., 3762; Com., 3767; ad. rep. and 3R., 3768; mes., 3939; assent, 4280.

Council: lR., 3733; m.s.o. and 2R., 3793; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 3797; assent, 4259.

MINES RESCUE (AMENDMENT) BILL: Assembly: Int., 4535; lR., 4539; 2R., 5156; Com., 5174; ad. rep. and 3R., 5I76; mes., 5408.

Council: IR. and m.s.o., 5184; 2R., 5229; Com. and ad. rep., 5233; 3R., 5343.

MOTOR TRAFFIC, TRANSPORT AND MAIN ROADS (.AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 2935; IR., 2945; 2R., 3I92; Com., 3I99; ad. rep., 3203; 3R., 3262; mes., 3652; cons. amdt, 4I49; ad. rep., 4I5I; assent, 4279.

Council: IR., 3206; 2R., 3341, 3463; Com. and ad. rep., 3469; 3R., 3564; mes., 4013; assent, 4259.

BILLS (continued):

MOTOR VEmCLES (TAXATION) BILL: Assembly: Int., 2929; lR., 2935; 2R., 3I65;

Com., 3189; ad. rep., 3I92; 3R., 3261; mes., 3652; cons. 'amdts, 4I43; ad. rep., 4I49; assent, 4279.

Council: IR., 3206; 2R., 3342, 339I; Com., 3440; ad. rep., 3449; 3R., 3564; mes., 4013; assent, 4259.

MOTOR VEHICLES (THIRD PARTY INSURANCE) AMENDMENT BILL:

Assembly: Int., 496I; IR., 4962; 2R., 5544; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 5552; mes., 5730.

Council: IR. and m.s.o., 5554; 2R., 56I6; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 56I9.

MUNICIPALITY OF HURSTVILLE (WOLLI CREEK, K.INGSGROVE, PUBLIC RESERVE LAND SALE) BILL:

Council: Int. and Select. Com., 271.

NATIONAL FITNESS BILL: Assembly: Assent, I7. Council: Assent, 7.

NATIONAL PARKS AND WILDLIFE (AMENDMENT) BILL, 1971:

Assembly: Int., 529; lR., 530; 2R., 7I8, 75I; Com. and ad. rep., 75I; 3R., 786; mes., 1456; cons. amdts, 1718; ad. rep., I721; assent, I747.

Council: IR., 939; 2R., I283; Com., 13IO; ad. rep., 1311; 3R., 139I; mes., I669; assent, I729.

NATIONAL PARKS AND WILDLIFE (.AMENDMENT) BILL, I972:

Council: IR., 48I9; 2R., 5080; Com. and ad. rep., 5081; 3R., 5I85.

NEWCASTLE GAS COMPANY LIMITED BILL: Assembly: Int. and IR., 527; 2R., 706; Com. and ad. rep., 708; 3R., 74I; mes., 1187; assent, I5I7.

Council: lR., 726; 2R., Com. and ad. rep., 1062; 3R., 1143; assent, 1460.

NEW SOUTH WALES INSTITUTE OF PSYCHIATRY (AMENDMENT) BILL:

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BILLS (continued) :

PARLIAMENTARY ALLOWANCES AND SALARIES (AMENDMENT) BILL:

PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEES ENABLING BILL:

Assembly: Int. and lR., 5388; 2R., 5488; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 5489; mes., 5552.

PARLIAMENTARY CONTRIBUTORY SUPERANNUATION BILL:

PAY-ROLL TAX BILL: Assembly: Int., 585; lR., 589; 2R., 751, 821,

854; Com., 867; ad. rep., 879; 3R., 910; mes., 1345; assent, 1481.

Council: lR., 939; 2R., 1070, 1192; Com., 1199; ad. rep., 1207; 3R., 1279; assent, 1460.

PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIBTIES (AMENDMENT) BILL, 1971:

Council: Assent, 7.

PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETIES (AMENDMENT) BILL, 1972:

PHARMACY (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 2387; lR., 2388; 2R., 2853, 2945; Com. and ad. rep., 2949; 3R., 3031; mes., 3509; assent, 4279.

Council: lR., 2998; 2R., 3238, 3330; Com. and ad. rep., 3331; 3R., 3387; assent, 4259.

PHYSIOTHERAPISTS REGISTRATION (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int. and lR., 3270; 2R., 4461; Com. and ad. rep., 4467; 3R., 4533.

BILLS (continued):

PILOTAGE BILL:

Assembly: Int. and lR., 820; 2R., 2394; Com. 2422; ad. rep., 2423; 3R., 2445; mes., 3652; assent, 4279.

PLANT DISEASES (AMENDMENT) BILL:

POLICE REGULATION (AMENDMENT) BILL:

PORT KEMBLA (FURTHER DEVELOPMENT) BILL:

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF AUSTRALIA BILL:

Assembly: Int., 2612; lR., 2613; 2R., 2846; Com. and ad. rep., 2849; 3R., 2927; mes., 3275; assent, 3473. . . . . . .

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF AUSTRALIA (AMENDMENT) BILL:

PRIVATE HOSPITALS (AMENDMENT) BILL: Assembly: Assent, 17.

Council: Assent, 7.

PUBLIC SERVICE (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 3893; lR., 3895; 2R., 5278; Com., 5282; ad. rep., 5285; 3R., 5301; mes., 5530.

Council: lR., 5222; m.s.o., 5223; 2R., 5431; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 5436.

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BILLS (continued):

PUBLIC SERVICE AND OTHER STATUTORY BODIES (EXTENDED LEAVE) AMENDMENT BILL:

Council: Assent, 7.

PUBLIC TRUSTS AND OTHER ACTS (AMENDMENT) BILL:

AssemMy: Int., and lR., 531; 2R., 715; Com. and ad. rep., 716; 3R., 741; mes., 1187; assent, 1517.

RACING (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Council: lR. and m.s.o . ., 4003; 2R., 4179; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 4190; assent, 4259.

REGIONAL ORGANIZATION BILL:

Assembly: Int., 5482; lR., 5485; 2R., 5685; Com., 5714; ad. rep. and 3R., 5715; mes., 5766.

RIVERINA INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED AND ANOTHER INSURANCE COMPANY BILL:

Council: Assent, 7.

ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH PROPERTY (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int. and lR., 4397; 2R., 4552; Com. and ad. rep., 4554; 3R., 4589; mes., 4881; assent, 5471.

RURAL ASSISTANCE BILL:

Council: lR. and m.s.o., 3833; 2R., 4004; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 4013; assent, 4259.

SECOND-HAND DEALERS AND COLLECTORS (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 527; IR., 528; 2R., 708; Com. and ad. rep., 7I4; 3R., 74I; mes., 1187; assent, I5 I 7.

Council: IR., 726; 2R., I063; Com. and ad. rep., I066; 3R., 1143; assent, 1460.

BILLS (continued):

SECURITIES INDUSTRY (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Assent, I7. Council: Assent, 7.

SILVERTON TRAMWAY LAND VESTING BILL:

Assembly: Int., 2927; IR., 2928; 2R., 4237; Com. and ad. rep., 4242; 3R., 43 I8; mes., 4488; assent, 4856.

Council: IR., 4292; 2R., 4347; Com. and ad. rep., 4363; 3R., 4427; assent, 48I8.

STAMP DUTIES (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 349I; IR., 3492; 2R., 3674; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 3685; mes., 4236; assent, 4280.

Council: IR., 3699; 2R., 3975; Com. and ad. rep., 399I; 3R., 4I69; assent, 4260.

STANDARD TIME BILL:

Assembly: Int., 1000; IR., 1002; 2R., I654, 1700; Com. and ad. rep., I7I8; 3R., I758; mes., 2228; assent, 2387.

Council: IR., I729; 2R., I990; Com. and ad. rep., I999; 3R., 2I04; assent, 2637.

STATE COAL MINES (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 5048; IR., 5049; 2R., 5722; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 5725; mes., 5831.

Council: IR. and m.s.o., 5619; 2R., 5763; Com., 5764; ad. rep. and 3R., 5765.

STATE EMERGENCY SERVICES AND CIVIL DEFENCE BILL:

Assembly: Int., 2608; lR., 26I2; 2R., 4I51, 422I; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 4236; mes., 4747; cons. amdts, 4890; ad. rep., 4893; assent, 5471.

Council: IR., 4I90; 2R., 4434, 4509, 4561; Com., 4563; ad. rep., 4576; 3R., 4642; mes., 4848; assent, 54I6.

STATE PLANNING AUTHORITY (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 5384; IR., 5413; 2R., 5502; Com., 5528; ad. rep. and 3R., 5530; mes., 5715.

STATES GRANTS (RURAL RECONSTRUCTION) AGREEMENT RATIFICATION BILL:

Assembly: Int., 85I; IR., 853; 2R., 1133, I244; Com., I260; ad. rep., I263; 3R., 1332; mes., I747; assent, 2039.

Council: IR., I280; 2R., 1472, 1550; Com. and ad. rep., I563; 3R., I669; assent, I989.

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BILLS (continued):

STATUTORY SALARIES ADJUSTMENT BILL:

Assembly: Int., 3519; lR., 3520; 2R., 3649; Com., ad; rep. and 3R., 3652; mes., 3895; assent, 4279.

SUPERANNUATION (AMENDMENT) BILL:

SUPPLY BILL:

Assembly: Int. and 2R., 1175; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 1187; mes., 1456; assent, 1517.

SUPREME COURT (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 4788; lR., 4789, 2R., 5176; Com. (pro forma) and ad. rep., 5179; Com., 5285; ad. rep., 5301; 3R., 5324; mes., 5501; cons. amdts and ad. rep., 5808.

Council: lR. and m.s.o., 5254; 2R., 5346; Com., 5360; ad. rep., recom. and ad. rep. secundo, 5373; 3R., 5416; mes., 5745.

SYDNEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL (AMENDMENT) BILL:

SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 5385; lR., 5386; 2R., 5530; Com., 5540; ad. rep. and 3R., 5543; mes., 5725.

Council: lR. and m.s.o., 5471; 2R., 5594; Com., 5613; ad. reIJ. and 3R .• 5615.

TEACHING SERVICE (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 3488; lR., 3489; 2R., 3671; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 3674; mes., 4363; cons. amdts, 4454; ad. rep. 4456; assent, 4856.

THEATRES AND PUBLIC HALLS AND CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS (AMENDMENT) BILL:

BILLS (continued):

THERAPEUTIC GOODS AND COSMETICS BILL.

Assembly: Int. and lR., 1100; 2R., 2949; Com. (pro forma), 2970; ad. rep., 2973; recom. and ad. rep. secundo, 3042; 3R., 3119; mes., 4579; cons. amdts, 4889; ad. rep., 4890; assent, 5766.

Council: lR., 3065; 2R., 3331; Com., 3341, 4430; ad. rep., 4434; 3R., 4506; mes., 4848; assent, 5730.

TRADING STAMPS BILL:

Assembly: Int., 4398; lR., 4408; 2R., 4809, 4908, 4962; Com., 4995; ad. rep., 5000; 3R., 5048; mes., 5408; cons. amdts, 5807; ad. rep., 5808.

Council: lR., 5018; 2R., 5189; Com., 5217; ad. rep. 5222; 3R., 5343; mes., 5745.

TRANSPORT EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT BENEFITS (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Council: lR., 3329; 2R., 3565; Com and ad. rep., 3573; 3R., 3699; assent, 4259.

TRUSTEE COMPANIES (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int. and lR., 4908; 2R., 5409, 5491; Com., 5500; ad. rep. and 3R., 5501; mes., 5715.

Council: lR. and m.s.o., 5436; 2R., 5468, 5565; Com., 5572; ad. rep. and 3R., 5573.

TRUSTEES OF SHOW-GROUND ENABLING (AMENDMENT) BILL:

WATER (AMENDMENT) BILL:

WHEAT QUOTAS BILL:

WILD DOG DESTRUCTION (AMENDMENT) BILL:

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BILLS (continued) :

WINDSOR MUNICIPAL COUNCIL (HOBARTVILLE PUBLIC RESERVE) BILL:

Assembly: lR., 2039; m.s.o. and 2R., 2624; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 2629; assent, 2945.

Council: Int., lR. and select com., 1146; select com. report, 1670; 2R., 1935; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 1936; mes., 2637; assent, 2856.

WORKERS' COMPENSATION (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Council: 1R., 3602; 2R., 4079; Com. and ad. rep., 4085; 3R., 4170; assent, 4260.

Blind Persons: Royal Blind Society, appn., 2741.

Boats and Yachts: Boat Harbour for Bellambie Point, address, 240.

Boy Scouts: Practice of Going on Trails, appn., 2195.

Bread: Baking, q., 5642. Price, q., 3615, 4217.

Bridges: Camden, q., 128. Cockle Creek, loan appn., 2589. Como, loan est., 1359. Glebe Island, q., 516, 910. Hampden, Wagga Wagga, q., 1730. Lake Illawarra, adj., 3328. Liverpool, address, 270. Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area, appn., 2289,

2291. . Nepean River, q., 22; adj., 5182. North Coast, address, 260. Oatley, q., 1689. Overbridge at Mortdale, q., 4782, 5268. Overbridge for Seven Hills, address, 180. Roseville, q., 774. Second Crossing of Sydney Harbour, q.,

Bridges (continued):

Stockton, loan appn., 2583. Subsidies to Local Government, address, 55. West Gate, q., 22; address, 658. Wiley Park, q., 964, 1090.

Budget, 1971-1972: Budget Balancing, appn., 1897. Deficit, appn., 1897. Funds Available, appn., 1964. Opposition Criticism, appn., 1797, 1897.

Builders and Building Materials: Builders' Licensing Board, q., 210. Safety Glass, q., 3354.

Bu;J.-fo1g Societies: See "Co-operative Societies".

Buildings and Building Regulations: Eastlakes: High-Density Housing, q., 1695. Government Buildings at Newcastle, loan appn., 2583.

Newcastle Police Station, loan appn., 2584. Office Block Development, appn., 1960. Safety Glass, q., 3354. Sydney, Development, address, 643; appn.,

2874. Waterfront Development, address, 19. William Street Redevelopment, q., 1191.

Buses: See "Omnibus Services".

Bushfires: See "Fires and Fire Brigades".

Business and Trade Practices: See "Companies and

"Prices".

Cancer: Control, Drugs, q., 1162. Lung, address, 2123.

Businesses",

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Cattle and Livestock (See also "Animals", "Fauna and Flora") :

Brucellosis and Tuberculosis, address, 55; appn., 2346, 2348.

Stock Diseases: Disposal of Ships' Garbage, q., 4314. "Staggers", q., 2795.

Vietnam, q., 3023. Tick Control on North Coast, appn., 2346,

Charitable Organizations: Gosford Area, address, 169.

Child Welfare (See also "Welfare Services"): Adoption Orders, q., 837. Ashfield Infants' Home, appn., 2746. Care of Children on Committal, q., 967. Foster Homes, q., 2792. Latch-Key Children, q., 5471. Metropolitan Children's Court, q., 23. Mongoloid Children, q., 2540. Orphanage at Grafton, loan appn., 2587. St Joseph Cowper, Grafton, q., 5098. Training at Institutions, q., 5477. Works Programme, loan est., 1359.

Churches: Retirement of Cardinal Sir Norman Gilroy, address, 83.

Responsibility of Laity, address, 373.

Civil Defence Organization (See also "State Emergency Services"):

Newcastle District, appn., 1922. Secret Activities, appn., 1895.

Closer Settlement: See "Land and Land Settlement".

Clubs: Allegations Against Directors, q., 1036.

Coal Industry: Balmain Loader, q., 2594. Burragorang Mines, address, 399.

Coal Industry (continued) :

Clutha Development Pty Limited, address, 136, 137, 143, 146, 147, 241, 245, 248; q., 289; address, 326; urgency, 2441; loan appn., 2511; q., 3480, 5099; address, 649, 658; q., 1415.

Coal Freight, pers. exp/., 4531. Coal Loaders, address, 143. Coal Used at White Bay Power House, q.,

1480. Coalcliff Loader, address, 144. Conditions for Miners, q., 965. Curlewis, q., 25. Exports, address, 249, 359. Freight Concessions, q., 2800. Huntley Colliery, q., 2915. Liddell State Coalmine, adj., 2428. Loading at Newcastle, appn., 1920. Preston Colliery, q., 41. Rail Concession, Curlewis Colliery, q., 3113. Reserves, address, 145; q., 4087. Sale of Oakdale Mine, loan appn., 2511. Southern Tablelands Mines, q., 4085. Transport of Coal from Killingworth Col-

liery, q., 4451. Unemployment, q., 2798. White Bay Power Station, q., 212.

Common Market: See "European Economic Community".

Commonwealth-State Relations (See also "Economic Conditions", "Finance and Investment", "Taxation"):

Allocation of Finance, appn., 1808, 1809. Area of Responsibility, appn., 1888. Australian Constitution, address, 278. Australian Constitution Convention, m.,

5557. Australian National University, Research, q.,

4310. Committee to Study State Needs, appn.,

1890. Commonwealth Surplus, appn., 1809. Finance, address, 117, 153; appn., 1634,

1912, 1918, 1925. Loan Indebtedness, appn., 1966. Meeting of Australian Transport Advisory

Council, privilege, 4531. New Housing Agreement, loan appn., 1358. New Taxation Reimbursement Arrangement,

appn., 1635.

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Commonwealth-State Relations (continued):

Payroll Tax, appn., 1918. Public Debts, loan appn., 2515. Review of Australian Constitution, address,

46. State Funds, q., 5375. Supplementary and Non-Recurring Grants,

appn., 1637. Taxation, appn., 2268, 2903.

Communism: Attraction to Youth, address, 335. Communist Infiltration, q., 1462. Divisions in Communist Party of Australia,

address, 254. Education Plan, q., 1933. Education Policy, appn., 2287. Influence on Teachers Federation Executive,

address, 255. Political System in Russia, address, 184. Role in Russia, address, 183. Subversive Activities, q., 2434. Women's Liberation Movement, adj., 2230.

Companies and Businesses (See also "Prices"):

Amendments to Companies Act, q., 4295. "Americana Interstate", q., 2799, 2925. American Refrigerator and Investment Cor-poration Limited, q., 838, 3613.

Broken Hill Proprietary Company Limited, q., 4429, 4507.

Business Names, q., 4455. Companies Act, q., 4926. Endurance Mining Corporation N.L., q.,

42, 487. Firm known as "Planned Financial Manage-

ment", q., 518, 732. Furnishing Trades, address, 121. Inertia Selling, q., 536, 3700. Investigation of Mining Companies, q., 431. Life Funds of Australia Limited, urgency,

5785. Mineral Deposits Limited, address, 344 .. North West Smallgoods Proprietary Limited,

q., 535. Price Index, q., 127.

Companies and Businesses (continued):

Price Justification Tribunal, address, 458. Profits, address, 203, 458. Queensland Mines Limited and Kathleen Investments (Aust.) Limited, q., 431.

Restrictive Trade Practices, address, 60. R. and D. Manufacturing Proprietary Limited and Calmex Products Pty Ltd, q., 3118, 3259.

Simsmetal (Aust.) Proprietary Limited, appn., 2774.

Softdrink Selling, q., 519. Surcharge on Steel Orders, q., 1694. Trading Stamps, q., 2479, 3000, 3065; adj.,

3105. Warning Labels on Cigarettes, q., 554. Yutil Sheepskin Factory at Orange, q.,

Computers and Electronic Data Processing: Information Banks, m., 2806, 4589. Land Title Data Bank, q., 4372.

Conservation (See also "Water", "Drought", "Soil Conservation"):

Australian Conservation Foundation, q., 1754.

Australian Conservation Foundation and National Parks and Wildlife Foundation, q., 1213, 1754.

Beaches, address, 342. Clutha Development Pty Limited Project, q., 731.

Darling River Conservation Authority, address, 418; q., 4095, 4367.

Expenditure, loan appn., 2544. Government Record, address, 323, 324, 418; appn., 219'1; loan appn., 2561.

Hunter Valley Conservation Trust, q., 767. North Coast Soil Conservation Service, q.,

4784. Pike's Creek Dam, address, 418. Policy, appn., 2211. Water Storage Subsidies, appn., 1644.

Consumer Affairs: American Refrigerator and Investment Cor-poration Limited, q., 837, 3613.

Bureau, q., 666. Commodity Prices, address, 457. Consumer Protection Act, address, 651. Cost of Living, q., 23.

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Co-operative Societies: Terminating Building Societies, q., 1412,

4-097.

COUNCIL, LEGISLATIVE (See also "Parliament"):

ADJOURNMENT MOTION, SCOPE OF DEBATE, 3249.

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE, adj., 507, 960, 1160, 4576, 5090, 5255.

CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES AND DEPUTY· PRESIDENT (THE HoN. T. S. McKAY, B.A., LL.B.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS:

Amendments: It is the duty of the Chairman to put the amendments as they arise. The origin of the amendments is of no concern to the Chair, 2109.

Amendments must be moved separately. A member could not move two amendments together, though he could explain them together, 2656. The matter being referred to by the member had been dealt with by the previous amendment, 5365. The member was asked whether he was making an inquiry or moving an amendment, 2112; whether this was one of the proposals from another place, and whether he wished to move his amendment and press it, 2014; whether he intended to move his proposed amendment which was identical, in a sense, with the amendment that had just been negatived, 2019; whether he wished to press his amendment, 2021, 2655, 2660, 3074, 3086, 3098. The member who was moving amendments was departing a little from the schedule of amendments that the Chairman had been given, 2642.

An amendment proposed the insertion of new subsections (6) and (7). The member seeking leave to withdraw proposed new subsection (6) and to leave proposed new subsection (7) aside, the Chairman ruled that he could not divorce one half of the proposed amendment from the other. He would put the amendment as it had been submitted, to test the Committee's attitude. The member then sought leave to withdraw the whole amendment, which was granted, 2655.

The Committee would deal with the next amendment foreshadowed by the member, and it would come back later to the point being discussed, 2660. Though the foreshadowed amendment had not been moved, as comment had been made upon it the matter had been opened up, and the member was in order in discussing it, 2667. Members

COUNCIL, LEGISLATIVE (continued):

CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES AND DEPUTYPRESIDENT (THE HoN. T. S. McKAY, B.A., LL.B.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued):

of the Opposition were asked whether they had any material to submit before the Minister moved his foreshadowed amendments, 5361.

A member had foreshadowed an amendment as a means of opening up discussion on the exemption from audit of limited proprietary companies. That discussion covered a wide area and the Minister and the member, in outline only, spoke of a proposed amendment to be moved by the Minister. The Chairman had thought it proper to leave it in that state so that all members could have their voice on the matter. He understood that the amendment had been circulated; he was sorry if members did not have a copy of the Minister's proposal. The member was asked whether he sought leave to withdraw his amendment so that the Minister might move his. Upon the member seeking leave to withdraw his amendment, which was for the omission in toto of proposed subsection (10), with a view to inserting a new subsection, and an objection being taken the amendment was put, and negatived, 2669. When the member attempted to move his subsequent amendment to proposed subsection (10), the Chairman ruled that following the objection to the withdrawal of the previous amendment, the question that subsection (10) stand had been put to the Committee. That question having been put and passed, it was no longer competent to discuss any amendment to that part of the clause, 2670. Upon submission being made that the Committee was considering the whole clause as amended, which included proposed subsection (10), and that it was competent to move an amendment to that subsection, the Chairman ruled that the clause had been amended to a certain point. The Committee might discuss subsequent portions of the clause, but it had agreed that the words of subsection ( 10) stand part of the clause, 2670. Upon a point of order being taken-that the previous amendment which had been negatived was that subsection (10) be omitted, and the subsection now stood part of the bill, subject to anything in the standing orders the next question, was whether the subsection should stand in that form or be amended-the Chairman ruled that there was not any question of any further amendment of subsection (10). Standing Order 118 provided that no amendment should be proposed to any words which the House, or the Committee, had resolved should stand part of the question,

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4th August, 19'1 to 24th May, 1972

CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES AND DEPUTYPRESIDENT (THE HON. T. S. McKAY, B.A., LLB.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued) :

except it be the addition of other words thereto. The proposed amendment was for an omission. The only way in which subsection (10) could be amended was by adding words to the end. Words could not be excised from a clause that the Committee had decided should stand in its present form. If words were to be added, they must be added at the end, 2670.

Casting Vote: Exercised, 1053.

Chair: A member must address the Chair, 3863, 5453. Before putting the question that the bill be reported to the House, the Chairman stated that what he had said to a memher in Committee was not a rebuke; he had been giving a ruling. Fortunately, during his term in the chair he had not had occasion to rebuke any member, 4576.

Debate: Comment on value of a member's contribution to the debate and the standard of the debate on the Companies (Amendment) Bill, 3103.

Offensive and Objectionable Remarks, Imputations and Aspersions: A remark that a member had been a Labor Party supporter was more a matter of misinformation than of insult, 5452.

Points of Order: If a member wishes to take a point of order, he must address the Chair clearly, 5453.

Procedure: With the consent of the Committee, a bill containing many clauses was put in parts, 1199, 4003, 4013, 4430, 5033.

A member. could not make a point about a part of the bill beyond which the Committee had passed, 2112.

A member was in order in moving that the Chairman leave the chair, report progress and seek leave to sit again on a specified day, 2110.

When a member of the Opposition said, in Committee, that he would like to move that the debate be adjourned until next sitting day, the Chairman advised him that the usual motion was, "That the Chairman do leave the chair, report progress, and ask leave to sit again next sitting day." No one had moved the motion, so there was no need to withdraw it. The Leader of the House had explained that it was traditional for the Government to control the business of the House, and that in at least the past eleven years such a motion had not been moved except from the Government side, 5037.

' COUNCIL, LEGISLATIVE (continued):

CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES AND DEPUTYPRESIDENT (THE HoN. T. S. McKAY, B.A., LLB.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued):

Upon recommittal of the Companies (Amendment) Bill for the further consideration of clauses 6 and 7, a member sought to move an amendment to clause 6. The Chairman ruled that it was not competent for the Committee to consider the matter any further as it had been the subject of an amendment when the Committee previously dealt with clause 6, 3105.

Relevance: A member must confine his remarks to the matter before the Committee, 4570. The member must bring the debate within the confines of the subclause as it stood or as it would be amended by the amendment, 4831. Though the member's argument was not repetitious or tedious, it was coming close to that. He should come to the point he wished to make, 4831.

The only question before the Committee was whether the Chairman leave the chair and report progress, 2111. The member's remarks were not strictly relevant to the matter in issue. Members should adhere as far as possible to the subject under discussion, 1852. The member's remarks had not been irrelevant, but perhaps his address had been over-elaborate on the points that he was endeavouring to make, 4065; he should confine his remarks to State legislation and State jurisdiction, and in particular to the bill. It was fair comment that what he was saying was not applicable to the matter being debated, 4066. The member's remarks had been quite relevant, but he was now straying from the path, 4067.

Point of order on relevance not upheld, 4570, 4832; though perhaps the matter had been carried a little far, 4570. The ruling was in accordance with a recent ruling of the President, 4832. A great deal of leniency had been given to a member. He had dealt with relevant matters to this stage, but there was no point in his complaining that points of urder were taken to protect the Government's attitude, 4832. What the member had said was unarguable. The point had been canvassed and no argument had been advanced to the contrary, 4832. The clause provided for inspections of premises. On an amendment for the omission of the provisions relative to inspection, the member should restrict himself to that point, 4832. The member had been given several opportunities to come to the point. If he could complete his submission within a few minutes he may do so: if he went beyond that he would have to terminate his remarks, 4833.

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Volumes 92-98

CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES AND DEPUTYPRESIDENT (THE HON. T. S. McKAY, B.A., LLB.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued):

Before calling the next member to speak, the Chairman said that certain addresses had been merely in the nature of second-reading speeches and were not as relevant as members had been accustomed to hear. He hoped that what the member who was about to receive the call had to say would bear directly on the matter under discussion, 4834. If the member had nothing further to add relevant to the amendment, the matter would be put to the vote, 4834.

CLERK OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL, OATH, 16.

CLERK OF THE PARLIAMENTS, SWORN, 331.

COMMITTEES: House, m., 102. Library, m., 102. Municipality of Hurstville (Wolli Creek,

Kingsgrove Public Reserve Land Sale) Bill, Select Committee, m., 271.

Printing, m., 102; reports, 485, 1671, 2998, 4190, 4506, 5745.

Standing Orders, m., 102. Subordinate Legislation, m., 102; report,

3968, 5416.

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA CONSTITUTION CONVENTION, m., 5557; mes., 5765.

DEPUTY LEADER OF THE OPPOSITION, APPOINTMENT, 4557.

DISTINGillSHED VISITORS, 4506.

ELECTIONS: . Ballot, 1143. Certificate of Returning Officer, 5482. Election of Member, pers. expl., 1175. Issue of Writ, 410, 4265, 4426. Return of Writ, 1189, 4761, 5342, 5343, 4868.

LEADER OF THE OPPOSITION, 4346.

LEAVE OF ABSENCE: Colborne, Hon. C., 7. Keighley, Hon. W. G., 4259.

MAIDEN SPEECHES, address, 277, 647.

MEMBERS: Downing, Hon. R. R., M.L.C., Resignatiot.; 4265; m., 4272.

Duncan, Hon. F. N., Sworn, 4818. Humphries, Hon. E. H., M.L.C., Election,

5482. Maloney, Hon. J. J., M.L.C., Resignation. 4275, 4292; adj., 4307.

McPherson, Hon. H. J., Deputy Leader of the Opposition, 4557.

Willis, Hon. M. F., address, 647.

MEMBERS SWORN, 1189, 4818, 5343.

OBITUARIES: Mcintosh, Hon. J. c., M.L.C., m., 105, 1989.

O'Connell, Hon. H. D., M.L.C., m., 4261, 4345.

STEVENSON, MAJOR-GENERAL J. R., C.B.E., D.S.0., E.D., CLERK OF THE PARLIAMENTS AND CLERK OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL, Death, m., 7; 331.

STREET, HON. SIR K. W., K.C.M.G., K.ST.J., Lieutenant-Governor of New South Wales, m., 4761.

PARLIAMENTARY CONTRIBUTORY SUPERANNUATION AcT:

Legislative Council Trustees, m., 4506.

PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES, QUOTATIONS, 4760.

PRESIDENT (THE HON. SIR HARRY VINCENT BUDD), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS:

Address in Reply: Governor's Opening Speech, 43. Presentation to Governor of Address in Reply, 663; and His Excellency's reply, 725 .

Adjournment: It is the long-established practice of the House not to debate a matter that has been raised on the motion for the adjournment of the House, 3107. There is no particular rule or standing order of the Legislative Council covering the matters that may be raised on the usual adjournment motion. However, for many years it has been the practice that a member may, at that time, invite attention to some matter which is considered to be of public importance, urgently needs attention and can be dealt with by administrative action. It is also the established rule that there can be no debate on a matter so raised, beyond a reply by the Minister concerned. Debate on

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PRESIDENT (THE HON. SIR HARRY VINCENT BUDD), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued):

a motion under Standing Order 13 was not to be confused with debate on a motion for the adjournment of the House at the end of a sitting, 3249.

Anticipation of Debate: A question without notice was out of order because it anticipated debate on a bill that was already on the business paper; it was expected that the Minister would deal with the matter in his second-reading speech on the bill, 1731.

Bills: Point of order upheld, that the Minister was making a second-reading speech on the bill under order of the day No. 6 whereas order of the day No. 5 was before the House, 3341. Order of the day No. 5 could be postponed to allow order of the day No. 6 to be dealt with, 3342.

Chair: A member must address the Chair, 637, 2759, 3231, 3842. It is not courteous for a member to turn his back on the Chair to answer an interjection, 3231.

Documents: A member is entitled to quote any argument that he can use in support of the case he is making, so long as he links his remarks with the bill, 4047.

Hansard: A member may not quote from current Hansard, 5198, or from the report of what was said in another place, 4655. Comprehensive ruling that members were not in order in reading from the Parliamentary Debates reports of speeches made by members in another place, 4760.

A member seeking leave of the House to have figures incorporated in Hansard was asked to explain what they were, 1941.

Interjections and Interruptions: Visitors in the gallery must observe silence, 2242.

Legislative Council: Death of F. P. Buckley, Esq., 7; of the Hon. J.C. Mcintosh, 105, 108, 1989; of the Hon. H. D. O'Connell, 4261, 4265, 4345; of Major-General J. R. Stevenson, C.B.E., D.S.O., E.D., 7, 15, 331.

Distinguished visitors: Delegation of members of the Parliament of Israel, 4506.

Election of member, 410, 1143, 1189, 4292, 4265, 4426, 4761, 5342.

Representative on Council of the University of New England, 1189.

Resignation of the Hon. R. R. Downing, 4265, 4277; of the Hon. J. J. Maloney, 4292, 4309.

Staff: Appointments and resignations, 3700,

4266. Clerk of the Legislative Council, oath of

allegiance and official oath, 16. Promotions, 16. Usher of the Black Rod, oath of

allegiance and official oath, 16. Vacant seat, 331, 4265, 4345.

Lieutenant-Governor: Death of the Hon. Sir Kenneth Whistler Street, K.C.M.G., K.St J., Lieutenant-Governor of New South Wales, 4761.

Offensive and Objectionable Rem~rks, Imputations and Aspersions: The President had not heard the remark complained of, 3842. The following expressions were required to be withdrawn: " ... the member (of another place) allowed his vote to be bought" 2705· " ... (the Minister) told an untruth'; 5604· ". . . (the Minister) has dealt with the t~th very lightly'', 5604; " ... part and parcel of a corrupt practice of the Government", 5605.

A member was required to withdr.aw a remark that imputed an improper motive to the Government, 5605.

Parliament: Clerk of the Parliaments, oath, 331.

Parliamentary car park, 1408.

Parliamentary Debates: See Hansard.

Procedure: A member may not withd~aw a motion without leave. As there were ob17ctions to the granting of leave, the question "That the motion be agreed to" was put. The motion was negatived, 2739.

Upon questions being called. on the previous day a member who received the call had made' a statement. No provision is made in the standing orders, or in any other authority affecting parliamentary procedures, for a member to make a statement to the House other than in the course of debate _on a specific motion or, within certain. limitations, by way of personal explanat1~:m; or, again within limitations, on the motion for the adjournment of the House at the end of a sitting. What had happened on the previous day was not to be taken as a precedent upon which members might act in future, 1393.

INDEX TO SUBJECTS

Volumes 92-98

Questions without Notice: When asking a question a member must not make a speech, 333, 1393, 5073, 5074; he must ask a question, 2105, 4560, 4645, 5345; and he may not comment, 5345; or elaborate on the question, 1990. The member was giving information instead of asking a question, 4560.

Relevance: A member must confine his remarks to the bill under consideration, 1300, 3400, 3402, 5627; or to the motion under consideration, 2239; and not make a general political speech, 5627. He must connect his remarks with the bill before the House, 1557, 3215, 3433, 4047, 4048. Though it was not mentioned in the motion, a member was at liberty to mention a select committee, but he may not proceed too far along those lines, 2239.

Tedious Repetition: Standing Order 85 provides that the President may draw the attention of the House to continued irrelevance or tedious repetition on the part of a member. The member had been speaking for about three hours and twenty minutes. It was hard to be precise about the degree of repetition he had indulged it, but surely he must have exhausted all the arguments he could bring forward, and he might rest on his laurels, 4696. The member had already used the same argument; he should conclude his speech, 4697. He had referred to a document several times, 4697.

SEASONAL FELICITATIONS, adj., 4190.

SESSIONAL ORDERS:

Business Days, Hours of Meeting, m., 102. Precedence of Business, m., 102.

SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT, m., 16 61, 287, 506, 726, 1082, 1160, 1407, 1689, 1947, 2252, 2749, 3020, 3346, 3611, 3733, 4085, 4190, 4306, 4523, 4778, 5039, 5255, 5374, 5639, 5765.

STAFF:

Appointments and Resignations, 3700, 4266. Promotions, 16.

STANDING ORDERS, GOVERNOR'S APPROVAL, 17.

STATUS q., 4925.

TEMPORARY CHAmMAN OF COMMITTEES, 7.

USHER OF THE BLACK ROD, OATH, 16.

VACANT SEAT, 331, 4265, 4292, 4345.

Country Party: Achievements, address, 262, 297. Infiltration by League of Rights, q., 728. Strength, address, 301. Success of Candidates, address, 263.

Courts and Legal Procedure (See also "Crime and Criminals'', "Law Reform Commission'', "Legal Profession"):

Abortion Trials, Crown Representation, q., 3874, 4099.

Accommodation for Industrial Commission of New South Wales, q., 4643.

Angus and Robertson Limited, q., 3873. Arbitration Reform, address, 247. Building Programme, loan appn., 1359. Concrete Pipes Case, q., 845. Court House for Maroubra, q., 1956, 2371;

loan appn., 2565. Criticism of Judiciary, q., 779. Crown Representation, q., 3874. Eighteen-Year-Olds, address, 655. Gosford Area, address, 170. Interpreters, q., 664, 2168. Judgment Verdicts, address, 654. Juries in Motor Vehicle Accident Cases,

address, 654. Jurors' Fees, appn., 1894, 1923. Justices of the Peace, q., 2262. Law and Order, address, 89. Law Day, q., 1873. Law Reform, address, 655. List of Debtors, address, 655. Liverpool Court House, q., 5259. Magistrates, Recruitment, address, 467. Mr John Cox, Legal Proceedings, q., 5643. Mr Michael William Scott, q., 1600. Miss Wendy Bacon, Legal Proceedings, q.,

5256, 5643, 5772. Moral Code, address, 183. National Service Act: Gaoling of Mr G. Mullen, q., 1487.

New South Wales Arbitration Reports, q., 5343.

Oaths Act, q., 2793. Probation Officer in Western Districts,

address, 406. Queanbeyan Court House, q., 3352. Separation of Judicial and Legislative Arms of Government, address, 185.

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Courts and Legal Procedure (continued):

Supreme Court Procedure Act, address, 655; q., 3027.

Sydney Quarter Sessions, q., 5771. Trial of Certain Doctors, q., 2915. Traffic Fines, appn., 1891. Wright, Mr E., adj., 3326.

Crime and Criminals (See also "Courts and Legal Procedure"):

Armed Holdup, q., 3347. Burglaries, q., 3774. Chain Letters, q., 5384. Crime in St George Area, q., 560, 1490, 2364, 4216.

Crime Rate in New South Wales, q., 558. Electronic Listening Devices, q., 769. Fraudulent Travel Agents, q., 5776. Increase, address, 203. Law and Order, address, 300. Murder Charges, q., 3872, 4099. Nunn, R. E., Sentence, q., 5556. Release on Bail of James Walter Edds, q., 4366, 4453.

Reported Wave of Crime, q., 4099. Statistics, q., 4203. Vandalism, Penalties, q., 2749.

Culture and the Arts: Advisory Bodies Advice, loan appn., 2556. Country Areas, q., 289. Expenditure, appn., 1638. Grants, q., 514. Newcastle Art Gallery, appn., 1924. Use of School Buildings, q., 2602.

Dairy Industry (See also "Margarine", "Milk"):

Allegations of Hon. Member for Campbelltown, appn., 2347.

Allocation, appn., 2332; loan appn., 2511. Authority, address, 53; appn., 2354, 2357, 2378, 2380.

Butterfat and Vegetable Oil Spread, q., 1756, 2368.

Butter Production, appn., 2342; q., 3251. Compensation for Farmers, urgency, 1878.

Dairy Industry (continued) :

Conditions, appn., 2375. Country Party Policy, appn., 2353. Dairy Co-operative Factories, Dividends, q.,

1039. Dairy Industry Authority, appn., 2351. Dairy Produce from New Zealand, q., 2915. Dividends from Dairy Co-operative Fac-tories, q., 534.

Feed Year Scheme, appn., 2351. Government Record, address, 480; appn., 2336.

Grafton Research Station, appn., 2352. Guaranteed Price for Butter, appn., 2355. Hunter Valley Co-operative Dairy Company Limited appn., 2344.

Labor Party Policy, appn., 2348, 2380. Labor Party Record, appn., 2353, 2354,

2374. Licences, appn., 2355. Marginal Dairy Farms Reconstruction Scheme, loan appn., 1363.

Milk Zone, appn., 2340, 2354, 2356, 2357, 2378.

North Coast, address, 171, 298; appn., 2341, 2349, 2355, 2378.

North Coast Dairy Feed Scheme, appn., 1643.

North Coast Milk Vendors, q., 2040. Price Structure, appn., 2342. Prices Tribunal, address, 53. Problems, appn., 2378. Product Called "Life is Milk", appn., 2344, 2348.

Production in New South Wales, q., 3739. Quota Restrictions, appn., 2358, 2377. Registration of Additional Dairies, appn., 2348.

Regulation, appn., 2346. Smithtown Milk Factory, q., 2594. Stabilization, appn., 2341, 2380. Viability, appn., 2377.

Dams: See "Water".

Daylight Saving: Botanic Gardens, q., 901. Effects, q., 295. Evaluation, q., 5778.

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Volumes 92-98

Daylight Saving (continued): Decentralization (continued):

and Development

Reaction in Country Areas, q., 4781. Reintroduction, q., 4587. Sturt Electorate, q., 211.

Decentralization and Development: Administrative Expenses, loan appn., 2571. Allocations, loan appn., 1361, 2513, 2569; appn., 1643.

Assistance to Country Industries, appn., 2912.

Breakthrough, address, 38. City Congestion, address, 306. Clarence Electorate, address, 174. Commonwealth Assistance, appn., 1962. Commonwealth Contribution, appn., 1960. Cooma, address, 441. Counter to Urbanization, address, 97. Country Industries Assistance Fund, appn.,

1643; loan appn., 2579. Development Corporation Report, appn., 2910.

Rural Areas, address, 386. Secondary Industry, loan appn., 2551. Selective, address, 116, 160, 418; loan appn.,

2506, 2511, 2572. State Planning Authority, q., 903. Sydney Investors, loan appn., 2552. Urban and Rural Development, address,

48. Yutil Sheepskin Factory, Orange, q., 2636.

Defence: Fll 1 Aircraft, address, 203. Transfer of RAAF Base from Richmond, adj., 897; q., 1485.

Demonstrations: Liberal Party Belief in Good Citizenship, address, 186.

Poverty, address, 40.

Development Tax on Oversea Interests, ad-dress, 428. Dental Services and Dentists:

Eden Wood Chip Factory, address, 440. Employment in Country Areas, address, 391. Expenditure, loan appn., 2571. Expenditure from Country Industries Assistance Fund, q., 5770.

Ferrier Report, q., 42. Freight Concessions, loan appn., 2571. Gosford Area, address, 171. Government Activities, appn., 1899. Government Administration, address, 418. Government Departments, address, 262. Government Policy, address, 34, 112; loan

appn., 2578, 2585; q., 2367. Government Record, address, 159; appn., 1962; loan appn., 2572.

Government's Shortcomings, address, 256. Incentives, loan appn., 2572. Industry, address, 307, 337, 358; appn., 1961. New Parliamentary Capital, address, 312. New South Wales, 1941-1944, appn., 2908. North Coast, address, 298. Organization for Co-operation and Develop· ment, Report, appn., 2872.

Overurbanization of Sydney, appn., 1962. Payroll Tax, q., 2299. Regionalization, appn., 2909.

Clinic at Grafton, loan appn., 2585. Clinics, loan appn., 1356. Dental Technicians, q., 1391, 4508. Dentists (Amendment) Bill, q., 3478. Registration of Dental Technicians, q., 4369. United Dental Hospital of Sydney, q., 2799.

Deserted Wives: Maintenance, q., 844.

DIVISIONS: ASSEMBLY:

Address in Reply, m. (S.0. 175), 368, 459, 480; amdt, 481; (S.O. 175), 481; amdt, 482; (S.O. 175), 482.

Airport Noise and Land Zoning (S.O. 49), 5662.

Aged Persons, Pensions and Concessions, urgency, 4715.

Ambulance Service Bill, Int., 4413; 2R., 4732; Com., 4743.

Appropriation Bill, 2R. (S.O. 175), 1975, 2182; Com. (S.0. 175B), 2288, 2386.

Assembly, Legislative, Precedence of Business, 3036; urgency, 5106; m.s.o., 5110, 5112; m., 5112, 5113.

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DIVISIONS (continued):

ASSEMBLY (continued):

Bulk Electricity Charges, urgency, 4216.

Clutha Development Pty Limited: Blue Mountains Mining Lease, adj. (S.O.

175), 1098; (S.O. 49), 1099. State Operations, urgency, 2444.

Collaroy, Member for, Not Further Heard, m., 3737.

Companies (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1373; Com., 1384, 1387, 1422, 1424, 3102.

Cost of Living, urgency, 2176.

Crown Land Auctions, urgency, 5481.

Crown Lands and Other Acts (Amendment) Bill, Com., 1132.

Dairy Industry Authority (Amendment) Bill, urgency, 3883.

Dairy Industry: Compensation for Dairy Farmers, urgencyA

1880. North Coast, urgency, 4868.

Dentists (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1031; Com., 1103, 1107, 1108; cons. amdts, 5052.

Earlwood, Member for, Not Further Heard, m., 1617.

Egg Industry Stabilisation Bill, Com., 3545.

Freedom of Speech, Privileges of Member, urgency, 2305.

General Loan Account Appropriation Bill (S.0. 175), 2549; amdt and 2R., 2550; Com. (S.O. 175), 2835, 2836; Com., 2836; amdt, 2836.

Georges River, Member for, Extension of Time, m., 1373.

Government Railways Act: Disallowance of By-laws, m., (S.O. 175),

1336; m., 1338. Disallowance of Freight Rate By-law, m.,

(S.O. 175), 1342; m., 1345.

Government Railways (Amendment) Bill, int., (S.O. 175), 3758.

Housing (Amendment) Bill (No. 2), int., 1725; 2R., 2468; Com., 2840, 2845; (S.O. 175), 2845, 2846; Com., 2846.

Housing Commission Land at Lumea, urgency, 1699.

Hunter District Water, Sewerage, and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5338, 5403; Com., 5406, 5407.

Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, 2R. (S.O. 175), 1616; m., 1622; Com. (S.O. 175), 1625; Com., 1626 (S.O. 175), 1631; Com., 1632; ad. rep. (S.O. 175), 1632; m., 1633; 3R. (S.0. 175), 1699; m., 1700.

Industrial Arbitration (Further Amendment) Bill, Int. (S.O. 175), 3266; m., 3267; 2R. (S.O. 175), 3928; m., 3933; Com., 3933; (S.O. 175), 3937; Com., 3937; ad. rep., 3938; 3R., 3938.

Industrial Lawlessness, m. (S.O. 175); 2072; amdt, 2073 (S.O. 175), 2073; m., 2075.

Irrigation Water Charges, adj. (S.O. 175), 3891.

Kelly's Bush, Rezoning of Open Space, urgency, 1218.

Land Prices, urgency, 971.

Life Funds of Australia Limited, urgency, 5789.

Liquor (Amendment) Bill, Com., 5119, 5126, 5139.

Local Government (Appeals) Amendment Bill, 2R. (S.O. 175), 3153; m., 3158; Com., 3160, 3162, 3163; 3R. (S.0. 175), 3260; m., 3260.

Local Government (Payment of Rates) Amendment Bill, Com., 3756.

Metropolitan Water, Sewerage, and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5333; Com., 5338.

Metropolitan Water, Sewerage, and Drainage (Payment of Rates) Amendment Bill, Com., 3767, 3768.

Motor Traffic Act, Disallowance of Regulation, m., 5656, 5658.

Motor Traffic, Transport and Main Roads (Amendment) Bill, int., 2945; 2R., (S.O. 175), 3198; m., 3199; Com. (S.O. 175), 3200, 3201; Com., 3201, 3202 (S.O. 175), 3202; Com., 3203; 3R., 3262.

Motor Vehicle Comprehensive Insurance, urgency (S.O. 175), 3880; m., 3881.

Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill, int., 2935; 2R. (S.O. 175), 3185; m., 3188; Com., 3189, 3190, 3191, 3192; 3R., 3261; cons. amdt (S.0. 175), 4149; cons. amdt, 4150; ad. rep. (S.O. 175), 4150.

Nursing Homes, m. (S.O. 175), 2316 (S.O. 49), 2319.

Pay-Roll Tax Bill, int., 588; 2R., 866; Com., 874, 877 (S.O. 175), 878; Com., 879, 1202.

Police Force, urgency, 4094.

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Police Regulation (Amendment) Bill, 2R. (S.0. 175), 3311;Com. (S.0. 175), 3315, 3316.

Port Kembla (Further Development) Bill, Com., 699, 1052.

Price Control, urgency, 21. Prices Justification Tribunal, urgency, 4376. Public Transport, urgency, 4786, 4787. Psychiatric Hospital Charges, adj. (S.O. 49), 3130.

Racing (Amendment) Bill, Com., 4124. Railways Decline in Patronage and Revenue, m., 4879; adj. (S.O. 49), 4881.

Refusal to Insist on Identifying Writer of Letter, Dissent, m. (S.O. 175), 1762; m., 1764.

Revenue and Loan Funds, urgency, 1089. Rural Economy (S.O. 175), 1515. Select Committee upon the Meat Industry,

m. (S.O. 175), 583; m., 584. Selective Decentralization, urgency (S.O.

175), 4453; m., 4454. Special· Premiers Conference, urgency, 3359. Standing Orders Committee, m. (S.0. 175),

135. State Emergency Services and Civil Defence

Bill, Com. (S.0. 175B), 4236. State Planning Authority (Amendment)

Bill, 2R., 5528. Sydney Opera House (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

5539, 5540; 3R., 5543, 5544. Trading Stamps Bill, int., 4406; 2R., 4983,

4994. Unemployment, adj. (S.O. 49), 4330. University Fees, urgency, 3031.

Unmarried Mothers, adj. (S.0. 49), 1502.

Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Bill, Com., 3648.

Workers' Compensation, Statement by Chief Secretary and Minister for Tourism and Sport, urgency, 124.

COUNCIL:

Clutha Development Pty. Limited Agreement Repeal Bill, int., 2252.

Companies (Amendment) Bill, Com., 3102.

Dentists (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4826; Com. 4834. '

Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, Com., 2166, 2167.

COUNCIL (continued):

Industrial Arbitration (Further Amendment) Bill, Com., 4076, 4078.

Local Government (Appeals) Amendment Bill, 2R., 3859; Com., 3860.

Metropolitan Water, Sewerage, and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5459.

Payroll Tax Bill, Com., 1202. Port Kembla (Further Development) Bill, Com., 1052.

Public Service (Amendment) Bill, Com., 5283, 5284, 5285.

Sydney Opera House (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5613.

Trading Stamps Bill, 2R., 5217.

Dockyard, State: Graving Dock for Newcastle, address, 619; q., 730, 1168; loan appn., 2584; q., 4861, 4926.

Superannuation Scheme, q., 2171.

Dredging: Container ferminal, q., 2472. Hawkesbury River, q., 967, 1171. Iron Cove, appn., 2742. Oatley Bay, q., 3258. Peacock Point, q., 4197. Port Kembla, q., 3022.

Drought (See also "Conservation", "Water"):

Camden District, adj., 2633. Effect on Budget, appn., 1927. Effects, address, 390, 460. Relief, address, 390. Relief in Goulburn and Braidwood Pastures

Protection District, appn., 2373.

Drugs: Drug Dependence Service, q., 1601, 2300. Effects, q., 2431. Evaluation, q., 4954, 5101, 5102. Hypodermic Needles and Syringes, q., 5093. Marijuana, q., 3876. Publications on Abuse, q., 615. Thefts from Pharmacies, q., 2732, 3002. Wollongong, address, 248; adj., 766.

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Economic Conditions (See also "Banking'', "Commonwealth-State Relations", "Finance and Investment") :

Budget Balancing, appn., 2267. Budget Difficulties, appn., 1910. Control, appn., 1799. Cost of Living, address, 155, 178, 340, 490,

640. Cyclical Upswing, appn., 2903. Decline in Purchasing Power, address, 543. Effects of Fare Increases, address, 154. Effects of High Interest Rates, address, 546. Effect on Loan Council Decisions, loan appn., 1354.

Effect of Natural Disasters, appn., 1634. Effect of Salary and Wage Increases, appn.,

1634. Effect of Trade Union Activities, address,

189. Effect of Strikes, address, 80; appn., 1971. Great Britain's Entry into European Eco-nomic Community, address, 650.

Increased Costs and Charges, appn., 1884. Industrial Lawlessness, address, 167. Inflation, address, 46, 112, 166, 300, 456,

491, 542, 627, 647, 656, 660; appn., 1634, 1783, 1804, 1881, 1884, 1891, 1919.

Inflationary Pressures, appn., 1898. Loan Funds, loan appn., 2518.

National Development, address, 48.

National Economic Imbalance, address, 51. Periodic Trade Cycle, appn., 2902. Property, address, 550.

Rural Areas, address, 89, 388; m., 1503.

Rural Crisis, address, 45; m., 1503; appn., 1916.

Rural Economy, address, 624.

Rural Indebtedness, address, 492.

Rural Industries, address, 235; loan appn., 1361.

Rural Sector, loan appn., 2568.

Special Premiers' Conference, urgency, 2595, 2793, 3356.

Stagflation, q., 2105.

Theories on Causes of Inflation, address, 548.

Uncertainty, appn., 1906.

Economic Conditions (continued):

Unemployment, address, 638. Wage Fixing and Price Control, q., 1750. Wage Increases, address, 166, 642. World Crisis, appn., 1916.

Education (See also "Schools, High Schools and Colleges", "Teachers", "Universities"):

Achievements, address, 274. Administration of Department, address, 459; appn., 2269.

Agriculture, address, 392; appn., 1918, 2349. Allocation, address, 550, 617; loan appn.,

1355, 2630. Balance of Learning, appn., 2264. Burrendong Electorate, loan appn., 2521. Capital Works, loan appn., 2546. Clarence Electorate, address, 175. Colleges of Advanced Education, address,

55; q., 291. Commission, address, 109, 179, 312, 648. Commonwealth Financial Assistance, q., 671. Costs, appn., 1639. Courses, address, 91. Crisis, address, 85, 312, 318. Criticism by Honourable Member for Walls-end, address, 88.

Driving Instruction, q., 1602, 1603. Drugs, q., 5261. Estimated School Intakes, address, 314. Examinations, q., 2435. Examination Allowances due to Teacher Shortage, address, 75.

Examination Results and Staff Shortages, appn., 2272.

Expenditure, address, 85; appn., 2286; loan appn., 2530.

Foreign Language Courses, q., 1757. Free School Transport, q., 1083. Gosford Area, address, 170. Government Expenditure, appn., 1900. Government Record, address, . 70, 243, 338,

348, 372, 392, 418, 443, 461, 480, 661; appn., 1799, 1911; appn., 1970; loan appn., 2515, 2516.

Grants to Non-Government Schools, q., 960.

Illawarra Expenditure, appn., 1895. Indoctrination of Students, appn., 2279. Inequalities, loan appn., 2631.

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Volumes 92-98

Education (continued):

Infant and Primary, appn., 2275. Isolated Areas, q., 3738, 4315, 4525. Labor Party Record, address, 77. Library Books for Slow Learners, q., 901. Liverpool Area, address, 269. Migrants, q., 1953. New Buildings, address, 264. Opportunities, address, 263; appn., 1919. Opposition Tactics, address, 476. Parents' Responsibility, appn., 2280. Policy and Administration, appn., 1803. Post-Secondary Agricultural Education, address, 54.

Pre-School, appn., 1897, 1965. Primary, address, 644. Problems, appn., 1925. Programme, address, 300. Proportion of State's Expenditure, appn., 1906.

Proposed Expenditure, appn., 1637. Pupil-Teacher Ratios, appn., 1640. Radio and Television Programmes, address,

381. Regional Control, q., 4856. School Discipline, appn., 2282. Secondary, appn., 2276. Senior Secondary Scholarships, q., 4707. Sex, appn., 2276, 2280, 2281. School Sport and Choice of Electives, q.,

1605. Sport in High Schools, address, 239, 349,

380. State Aid, address, 551; appn., 1901; loan

appn., 2630, 2632. Structured Pre-School Classes, appn., 1896. Students' Standards, appn., 1890. Survey, q., 1409, 2599. System, address, 300; appn., 2266. Technical, address, 55; q., 770; loan appn.,

1355; appn., 1641; q., 1693. Technical Training, address, 264. Television Teaching, address, 76; q., 1749. Tertiary, Nepean Area, address, 364. Tertiary, Western Suburbs, q., 5383. Video-tape Recorders, q., 3023. Wollongong Area, address, 250.

Wyndham Scheme, address, 319; m., 1764; appn., 1906, 1925, 2264, 2285.

Elections and Electorates: Ballot Rigging, q., 5263; pers. expl., 5268. Blacktown, address, 177. Bligh, address, 78. Campbelltown, address, 149, 373, 399. Casino, address, 256, 297. Clarence, address, 171. Country Representation in Parliament, address, 232, 263.

Disproportionate Representation, address, 177.

Election Results, address, 57. Gosford, address, 168. Government Performance, address, 238. Nepean, address, 362. Redistribution, address, 257. State General Election, address, 148. Sturt, address, 37. Voting Age, appn., 1883. Voting by 18-year-olds, address, 655; q.,

5383. Wakehurst Electorate, address, 33. Wollongong, address, 247.

Electricity (See also "Nuclear Energy"):

Allocations, loan appn., 1360. Capital Finance, loan appn., 2509. Cars Purchased by Sydney County Council,

q., 2170. Charges, address, 176; appn., 1885, 2218;

loan appn., 2509; adj., 2727; q., 3474, 3733; m., 4208.

Commission, appn., 1913; loan appn., 2509. Daylight Saving, q., 2479, 4218. Electric Light Poles, q., 3111. Generation, appn., 2215; loan appn., 2509. Liddell Power Station, address, 360; appn.,

2910. New Power Stations, appn., 1963. Power Line in Burrinjuck Electorate, adj., 4592.

Snapoff Light Poles, q., 5019. Power Stations, appn., 2218. Special Assistance Scheme, appn., 2219. Uniform Tariff, address, 160, 360.

Emergency Services: See "State Emergency Services".

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Employment: Benefits for Unemployed Workers, address, 90.

Children Working on Milk Runs, q., 332. Commonwealth Assistance, address, 387; q.,

Ferry Services: Darling Street, q., 2293. Newcastle-Stockton Ferry, q., 1085, 1169. Parramatta River, q., 3875.

Country, address, 159, 161, 276, 387; loan Films: appn., 2551. See "Theatre and Films".

Decline, address, 546; q., 2295; q., 4293, 4319, 4506, 4922, 4924, 5476.

Department of Public Works, q., 2922. Dubbo Area, address, 96. Economic Conditions, address, 638. Economic Restrictions, Effects, q., 1989. Lack of Opportunity, q., 208, 2795. Liverpool Area, address, 267. Newcastle Area, appn., 1919; q., 2801. Port Kembla, q., 1600. Relief, address, 387, q., 5096. Retraining of Rural Workers, q., 515. Retrenchments by Southern Tablelands County Council, q., 3877.

Rural Areas, q., .129, 674, 727, 2477, 3564, 3614, 3736; address, 385; appn., 1634; loan appn., 2507, 2554.

Special Premiers' Conference, urgency, 2595, 2793, 3356.

Statistics, appn., 1897. Supply and Demand, address, 382. Survey, q., 3617. Unemployment Relief, q., 514, 3878. Wollongong, address, 249.

European Economic Community: See "Wages and Salaries". Great Britain's Entry, address, 651. Trade Stability, appn., 2902.

Factories, Shops and Industries Act: Pet Food Factory, appn., 2382.

Fauna and Flora (See also "Animals", "Cattle and Livestock") :

Bathurst, appn., 2870. Destruction, appn., 2868. Prosecutions, q., 1746. Wildlife Preservation, appn., 1905.

Finance and Investment (See also "Banking", "Commonwealth-State Relations", "Economic Conditions"):

Accounting Procedures, appn., 1805. Budgetary Methods, appn., 1784, 1794; loan appn., 2505, 2510, 2511, 2513.

Capital Inflow, appn., 1881, 1885. Commonwealth Budget Surplus, address,

649. Commonwealth Grant, appn., 1805. Crisis, address, 56. Deficit Budgeting, address, 618; appn., 1795;

loan appn., 2510. Finance for Essential Services, appn., 1960. Foreign Investment, address, 661. Funding Revenue Deficit Account, loan appn., 2505.

Government Borrowings, address, 618. Government Budgets, address, 56. Inflation, address, 450. Interest-free Capital Grants, loan appn.,

2504. International Currency Values, q., 536. Loan Expenditure, loan appn., 2587. Loan Funds, loan appn., 2504. Loan Liability, loan appn., 2506. Metropolitan Water Sewerage and Drain-age Board Advance Account, appn., 1789.

Payments Unauthorized in Suspense, appn., 1790.

Profits, appn., 1881. Public Accounts Committee, appn., 1965.

Reduction of Consolidated Fund Deficit, loan appn., 1363.

Revenue and Loan Funds, urgency, 1087; loan appn., 1784, 1794.

Shortage of Funds, appn., 2267.

State Capital Grants, appn., 1795.

State Deficit, appn., 1804, 1805.

State Finances, appn., 1791; loan appn., 3017.

lviii INDEX TO SUBJECTS

Volumes 92-98

< Finance and Investment (continued) :

State Structure, loan appn., 3016. Transfer of Loan Funds to Revenue, loan

appn., 2514. Treasurer's Alleged Falsification of Accounts urgency, 1171.

Firearms: Legislation, q., 1483, 2477.

Fires and Fire Brigades: Anthony Hordern Building, q., 5261. Bushfire Fighting Brigades, q., 2369, 2537. Bushfires in Jamieson Valley, address, 326. Equipment, q., 4316, 5784. Fighting Equipment, q., 3353. Fire Danger, Notification in Press, q., 2297. Ku-ring-gai Chase, appn., 2183. Restrictions on Lighting Fires, q., 1755. Warringah Shire, address, 34.

Fireworks: Sales, q., 207, 352.

Fish Industry and Fishing: Abalone, q., 104, 943. Fisheries Research Station, q., 5378, 5648, 5775.

Government Assistance to Industries, m., 4376.

Legal Limits of Fish, q., 1458. Narrandera Research Station, loan appn.,

2578. North Coast, address, 173. Offices at Sans Souci, loan appn., 1359. Research Vessel, adj., 337; loan appn., 2584. Sale of Hake, q., 5019. Tuna Trawlers, adj., 1456.

Floods (See also "State Emergency Services"):

Commonwealth Assistance, appn., 2213. Damage to Market Garden at Shortland, adj., 1668.

Figtree Gully, q., 514. Mitigation, address, 176; loan appn., 1362, 2586.

Monaro Electorate, address, 439. llelief Expenditure, appn., 1643.

Forests (See also "Timber"):

Development, loan appn., 1362. Forestry Commission, q., 2300; appn., 2869. Pines on North Coast, appn., 2356. R~d Gum Forests, North Entrance Penin-sula, q., 1671.

Revocation of Dedications, m., 3972, 4132. Sale of seedlings, q., 4219. Sunny Corner, Pine Forests, appn., 2868. Wildlife, appn., 2871.

Gambling: See "Betting and Gambling".

Gas Industry:

Gosford Area, address, 171. Industrial Disputes, q., 3350. Natural Gas, address, 33. Pipeline, Cobar to Nyngan, loan appn., 2553. Storage, q., 320, 1321.

Government, Collllllionwealth: Centralist Policies, appn., 1889. Foreign Affairs Policy, address, 395.

Government, State: Achievements, address, 38, 181, 223, 297,

372. Assistance to Rural Community, appn., 1918. Budget Deficits, appn., 1634. Capital Expenditure, appn., 1635 .. Consolidated Revenue Fund Expenditure,

1971-1972, appn., 1638. Country Party lnuence, address, 238. Criticism by Honourable Member for Lis-more, address, 301.

Finance, appn., 1799. Legislative Programmes, address, 322, 623. Liaison with Legacy, q., 435. New Office Buildings, address, 619; loan appn., 1363.

Office Block at Grafton, address, 175. Policies, address, 323. Premier's New Year Message, q., 3878. Programme, address, 33, 312, 636, 660.

SESSION 1971-72 lix

Government, State (continued) :

Progress Made Under Liberal-Country Party Administration, address, 201.

Record, address, 44, 55, 77, 83, 117, 136, 137, 150, 151, 157, 161, .165, 227, 238, 242, 285, 312, 337, 338, 347, 417, 445, 506, 537, 662; appn., 1974; loan appn., 1545, 2548, 2587, 2591.

Record in Outer Metropolitan Electorates, address, 177.

Reduction of Consolidated Revenue Fund Deficit, appn., 1635.

Release of Cabinet Minute on Price Con-trol, address, 540.

Revenue Account Balancing, appn., 1646. State Enterprises, q., 842. Teachers Federation, Attitude, address, 71.

Three-Tier System, address, 262.

Treatment of Newcastle, address, 620.

Grain Elevators Board (See also "Wheat"):

Glebe Plant, q., 2362.

Handling in Port of Sydney, q., 2362.

Works Programme, loan appn., 1362.

Greyhound Racing:

Control, appn., 1977.

Harbours (See also "Maritime Services Board"):

Bath's Head: Storage of caissons, q., 4279.

Botany Bay, appn., 2190; loan appn., 1561.

Capital Works, loan appn., 2548.

Development, loan appn., 1360.

Eden, address, 441.

Government Record, address, 337.

Iluka, address, 258; q., 4952.

Increased Port Charges, appn., 1638.

Macleay River Bar, q., 3738.

Newcastle, address, 619; q., 2750; appn., 1924; loan appn., 2531.

North Coast, loan appn., 2586.

Port Kembla, address, 136, 241; p., 960.

Health (See also "Drugs", "Hospitals"): Allocation of Funds, appn., 1924, 2093,

2098; loan appn., 1356. Allocations for Miscellaneous Services, loan

appn., 1356. Asthma, q., 5377. Backache, Treatment by Dr Rees, q., 3773. Blood Transfusions, q., 943. Child Health Centre for Sutherland, q.,

1607. Canadian Royal Commission on Health Ser-

vices, loan appn., 2555. Cancer Detection, q., 941, 1464. Central Administration, appn., 2093. Central-West Region, q., 4094. Child Health Centre, Sutherland, q., 1607. Cigarette Smoking, address, 223; q., 554,

839, 3351. Commission, appn., 2100. Department of Health, appn., 2085. Disposal of Ships Garbage, q., 4314. Donations of Vital Organs, by Motor

Drivers, q., 1693. Expenditure, appn., 1641. Expenditure in The Hills Electorate, appn.,

2094. Female Alcoholics, q., 3617. Goulburn, Regional Service, q., 1164. Government Record, address, 372; appn.,

1971. Hepatitis, Campbelltown, q., .1874, 2441. Hexachloro-Benzine, Control, q., 4530. Imported Foods, q., 1604. Kidney Donors, adj., 2591, 3203. Leukemia Treatment, q., 2540. Medical Splints, q., 5019. Mongoloid Children, q., 3484. Multiple Sclerosis Patients, q., 5260. National Fitness Camps, q., 357. · National Fitness Expenditure, appn., 1639. Naturopathy, adj., 2358. New South Wales Bush Nursing Association, q., 2999.

Nursing Homes, q., 1956. Office at Parramatta, appn., 2093. Organ Transplants, q., 5731. Pet Foods, appn., 2336. Poisons Centre and Cancer Clinic for New

castle, appn., 1922. Prenatal Care, appn., 2281. Prenatal Gynaecological Tests, q., 3000,

3778. Referrals by School Medical Service, q., 433.

lx INDEX TO SUBJECTS

V Olumes '92-98

Health (continued) :

Regional Services, q., 5377. Registration of Splintmakers and Surgical Appliance Manufacturers, q., 2922.

Rubella Prevention, q., 1328, 1758, 2038. Tar Content of Cigarettes, q., 5090. Tissue Grafting and Processing Act, address,

404; q., 782. Typhoid Outbreak at Prince Henry Hospital,

q., 2603. Venereal Disease, q., 5475. Warning Labels on Cigarette Packages, q.,

Hire Purchase and Credit Sales: Interest Rates, address, 56.

Historic Areas, Buildings and Records: Allocations,, loan appn.., 1362. Preservation of "Lyndhurst", q.,, 4525, 5477.

Horse Racing: Grandstand at Randwick Racecourse, appn.,

191i. Racecourse Development, appn., 1645.

Hospitals (See also '"Drugs", '"Health"):

Allocations, loan appn., 2563. Allocation for Ryde District Soldiers Memorial Hospital, address, 369.

Antenatal Charges, q., 1164, 2372. Bathurst, Death of Mr W. Potts, q., 1750,

1753. Blood Donors, Transfusion Service Charge, q., 410.

Building Programme, loan appn., 2548. Bulli District, address, 240. Burrendong Electorate, address, 405. Camden District, q., 664. Campbelltown, q., 508, 57fi9. Chatswood Community, q., 1486, 1959. Classification of Patients, q., 1747. Commonwealth Assistance, ,address, 219. Commonwealth Government Contributions

Towards Treatment Costs, appn., 1642. Commonwealth-State Financial Arrange-

ments, appn., 2098; loan appn., 2554. C<mtribution Funds, address, 221. Expenditure and Costs, appn., 164l. Extra Charges, q., 67, 782.

Hospitals (continued),:

Fees, address, 217. Finance, address, 217. Free Treatment of Pensioners, appn., 1642. Gladesville, loan ,appn., 2555. Government Record, loan appn., 2516. Grafton, loan appn., 2585. Grafton and Coff's Harbour, address, 175. Honorary System, q., 179. Hornsby, appn., 2094. Hygiene in Maternity Hospitals, q., 4347. Increased Charges, appn., 1637. Laundry, Linen and Other Services, loan appn., 1356.

Liverpool, address, 267; q., 555. Liverpool Area,, Children's Hospital, ,address, 270.

Maitland, loan appn., 2528. Major Developments, loan appn., 2555. Mount Druitt Electorate, address, 474. Narrandera, q., 1877. Nepean Electorate, address, 365. Newcastle District, loan appn., 2528. New Hospitals, q., 5091. North Ryde Psychiatric Centre, loan appn.,

2555. Nursing Homes, q., 2305, 3115. Nursing Homes, Criticism of Mrs Chong, appn., 2099.

Nursing Homes, Private, appn., 1914; q., 4370.

Outer Western Suburbs, q., 3618. Overcrowding, q., 4313. Pathologists, q., 5767. Pensioner Patients, address, 220. Pensioner Psychiatric Patients, adj., 3119, 3128.

Port Kembla., address, 248; q., 2800. Private, appn.,, 2087. Psychiatric Services, loan appn., 1356; appn.,

1642, 2088, 2099. Prince Henry, Typhoid Outbreak, q., 2603. Public, q., 5772, 5774. Queanbeyan, q., 2597. Regional Hospital System, appn., 2088, 2093. Riverina Regional Advisory Committee, q.,

1163. St Luke's Hospital, address, 78. St Vincent's, Boiler Failure, q., 2437, 2483 Sutherland Shire, address, 462.

SESSION 1971-72. lxi

4th August, 1971 to ?4th May, 1972

Hospitals (continued):

Sydney Hospital, address, 78, 447. Teaching, loan appn., 2554; q., 5773. Temora District, q., 4369. The Hills, address, 321; appn., 2098; q.,

2370. Wallsend, q., 1210; loan appn., 2527, 2588. Wauchope, q., 3775, 5255. Western Suburbs, address, 340; appn., 2083,

2100; loan appn., 2526. Western Suburbs, Incinerator, q., 1146. Westmead, appn., 1926. Wollongong District, loan appn., 2576. Wollongong, Dr James' Asthma Clinic, address, 248.

Works Programme, loan appn., 1356. Wyong Area, appn., 1914. Woy Woy, address, 170.

Hotels: Beer Slops, q., 615.

Housing (See also "Housing Commission"):

Allocations, loan appn., 1357, 2558. Blacktown Electorate, address, 180. Clarence Electorate, address, 174. Commonwealth-State Agreement, address,

467; loan appn., 1358, 2512, 2559. Co-operative Building Societies, loan appn., 2559.

Costs, address, 191, 630. Crown Land Sales, appn., 2212. Essential Repairs to Buildings, q., 3616. Eviction of Mr and Mrs Dee of Fairfield, adj., 1277.

Finance, q., 4926. Government Record, address, 464. High-Density Housing at Eastlakes, q., 1329,

1695. High Rents, address, 549. Housing Act, 1912, Acquisition of Lands,

m., 847, 850. Land Prices, loan appn., 2058, 2512. Liverpool Area, address, 266. Loan Allocations, lOan appn., 2508. Matraville Soldiers Garden Village, q., 5645. Nepean Electorate, address, 367. Persons Displaced by Eastern Suburbs Railway, address, 19.

Housing (continued) :

Rent Rebates, q., 2541. Rents, address, 458. Rural Bank, Long-term Home Loans, q.,

4508. Sale of Maroubra Cottages, adj., 5789. Social Significance, loan appn., 2558. Statistics, foan appn., 2558. Strata Title Home Unit Councils, q., 1209. The Rocks, Redevelopment, q., 2042. Toronto, loan appn., 2588.

Housing Commission (See also "Housing"):

Activities at Albury, q., 5781. Acquisition of Land at Lurnea, m., 1040; q.,

1325, 1419; urgency, 1696. Applicants, q., 1491. Cluster Housing, address, 191. Construction Record, address, 465. Home Purchases by Tenants, q., 1416. Mount Druitt Cottages, q., 4761. North Coast, loan appn., 2587. North Wentworthville, q., 1491. Queanbeyan Development, q., 66; address, 442.

Rents, address, 465; q., 1322, 1323. Waiting List, address, 448, 465, 472; q.,

901; pers. expl., 910.

Immigration: Reception Centres, loan appn., 1363. Wollongong, address, 250.

lndusbial Arbitration and Conciliation (See also "Trades and Trade Unions", "Wages and Salaries"):

Australia Party Proposals, address, 656. Conciliation and Arbitration, q., 5047. Decisions of Statutory Tribunals, address,

372. Hawke, Mr R., address, 164. Industrial Arbitration Act, q., 1670, 1731. Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, q.,

1957. Influence on Wage Fixing, appn., 1807.

lxii INDEX TO SUBJECTS

Volumes 92-98

Industrial Arbitration and Conciliation (continued) :

National Wage Case, appn., 1807. Overaward Payments, address, 549. Penal Clauses in Legislation, q., 212. Problems, address, 541. Reform, address, 247. Strikes, address, 190; appn., 1887. System, appn., 1921. Updating Machinery, q., 3968.

Industrial Relations: Activities of Australian Council of Trade Unions, address, 84.

Arbitration System, address, 489. Atlantean Bus Dispute, address, 632. Australian Labor Party Policy, address, 631. Builders Labourers, Strike, Vandalism, address, 164.

Compulsory Secret Ballots, address, 644, 663.

Dispute, Metropolitan Water Sewerage and Drainage Board, q., 771, 845, 963.

Disputes, appn., 1792; q., 3389, 3777. Fire Brigade Employees Union, q., 1951,

1958. Firemen's Dispute, q., 1872. Government Policy, address, 625, 633; q.,

1280, 1548. Improvement, q., 1326. Industrial Arbitration Act, q., 1550. Lawlessness, m., 973, 2050. Political Strikes, address, 628. Press Report, pers. expl., 2179. Public Works Department, Dismissals, address, 631.

Strife, Human and Economic Causes, q., 1280.

Strikes: Atlantean Bus Dispute, address, 202. Blacktown High School, address, 178. Disputes, address, 629; appn., 1928. Effects on Industry, address, 545. Effect on Productivity, appn., 1899. Financial Implications, address, 542. Gains by Workers, address, 541. Loss of Wages, address, 544. Lost Working Time, address, 187. Metal Trades Union, address, 640. Non-unionists, address, 640. Responsibility, address, 504. Sydney City Council, address, 448.

Industrial Relations (continued) :

Strikes (continued): Unrest, address, 45, 627; appn., 1887,

1925. Wages, address, 489. Workers' Right to Strike, address, 550.

Wollongong Area, address, 550.

lndusby, Primary and Secondary:

Advance to Settlers Agency Fund, q., 436, 2802.

Apple and Pear Industry, q., 1461, 2684. Banana Exports, address, 173. Banana Puree, q., 1037. Beekeeping, National Parks, q., 5414.

Citrus Fruits, address, 111. Coarse Grains, address, 361; q., 552. Commonwealth and State Policy, address, 636.

Commonwealth-State Rural Reconstruction Scheme, q., 4109.

Costs, q., 4708. Country Industries, address, 358. Decline in Markets, address, 263. Edible Oil Seeds, q., 1869. Effect of High Rents on Cost of Production, address, 546.

Effects of Industrial Instability, address, 545. Exports, address, 113. Farm Build-ups, address, 53. Farm Problems, address, 280. Federal White Paper, q., 3882. Finances, appn., 1796. financial Difficulties, appn., 1798, 1899,

1925. Freight Charges, address, 387. Freight Concessions, loan appn., 2552. Government Record, address, 235; appn.,

1971. Griffith Co-operative Cannery, q., 2041, 2923, 3473, 3773.

Growth, appn., 1898. Increased Productivity, q., 3878. Indebtedness of Farmers, address, 111, 492. Industrial Land Costs, appn., 1961. Inflation Problems, address, 385. Labor Party Policy, address, 88, 299. Long-term Loans, address, 498. Marketing System, address, 389.

SESSION 1971-72 lxii.i

Industry, Primary and Secondary International Affairs: (continued) :

Marketing Schemes for Primary Products, address, 413.

Oil Seed Marketing, q., 5380. Outer Suburban Areas, address, 475. Overhead Costs, address, 546. Pet Foods, appn., 2381. Pig Industry, address, 173. Power Generation, appn., 1963. Primary Export Earnings, address, 115. Primary Products, Government Guaranteed Loans, address, 160.

Profits of Industrial Enterprises, address, 547.

Proposed Financial Agency, m., 1936. Rural Credit, appn., 2905. Rural Crisis, address, 96, 111, 157, 159, 181,

261, 299, 394, 412, 477, 479; q., 2294, 2362; loan appn., 2506, 2510, 2511.

Rural Depression, address, 234. Rural Economic Difficulties, appn., 1634. Rural Economy, m., 786. Rural Financial Agency, m., 1147, 1394. Rural Interest Rates, loan appn., 2512. Rural Pursuits, Future, loan appn., 2551. Rural Reconstruction, address, 52; q., 349;

address, 385, 390, 480; q. 1038; loan appn., 1363; appn., 1634; q., 1872, 1927; loan appn., 2057; q., 2479; loan appn., 2554; appn., 2908.

Rural Reconstruction Board, address, -386, 390.

Steel Industry: Japanese Imports, q., 3480. Port Kembla, address, 247. Prices, address, 545; q., 4266. Surcharge on Black Steel, q., 616. Taiwan, q., 3111. Subsidies, address, 263. Winemaking, address, 361. World Travel Centre, q., 1547.

Insurance: Capital Reserves, appn., 1810. Cosmopolitan Insurance Company Limited,

adj., 4166. Government Insurance Office, appn., 1810. Motor Vehicle, address 653; q., 1393, 1751,

2366, 3476; m., 2319; urgency, 3886. National Office, address, 427. No-Fault, q., 5100. Third Party, appn., 1809. Voluntary School Workers, adj., 2532.

Aid to Cambodia, q., 3478. Taiwan,-Pilgrimage to Canberra, q., 2474. Trade with China, q., 5185.

Japan: Industrial Productivity, address, 187.

Kindergartens: Accommodation, address, 445. Pre-school, q., 4820.

Land and Land Settlement "Valuation of Land", General"):

(See alsG "Valuer-

Blue Mountains, Land Tax, q., 5041. Bungendore Common, q., 5045. Campbelltown, Industrial Complex, adj., 1187.

Clarke's Point and Pulpit Point, adj., 3770. Closer Settlement, Rents, q., 2858, 3330. Coon Island and Little Cooney, q., 1083. Crown Building Blocks, q., 3615. Crown Land:

Auctions, q., 431, 3252, 5094; appn., 2204; urgency, 5478.

Interest Rate, address, 466. Inflated Prices, appn., 2205. Sales and Acquisitions, loan appn., 1362; q., 5775.

Dedication of Reserves, appn., 2210. Disposal of Crown Land, q., 2298. Duffy's Forest, q., 4346. Expenditure, loan appn., 2544. Kelly's Bush, Rezoning, urgency, 1215. Lake Illawarra, Rezoning, adj., 724. Land Tax, adj., 4758. Lease of Land on Glebe Island to Bramblei Industrial Services, q., 1745.

Legislation, q., 4370.

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Volumes 92-98

Land and Land Settlement (continued):

Leeton and Griffith, Building Blocks, adj., 1141.

Nepean Electorate, Price, address, 367. Newcastle Area, appn., 1921. Penrith and St Mary's, Land Release, adj., 4919.

Price, address, 59, 660; urgency, 968. Releases, address, 176. Resumptions at Kurnell, address, 146. Rural Land Prices, address, 544. South Head: Commonwealth Land, q., 4371.

Stock Routes, q., 1481. The Rocks Development, q., 2438. Wentworthville, Land Sale by Housing Com-

mission, q., 1330. Western Division, q., 1549. Western Land Leases, q., 907.

Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Act: Business Premises, q., 373,, Evictions, q., 287; address, 459. Forcible Entry, q., 332. Rents, address, 549. Tenancy Bonds, q., 615, 1392. Wealthy Tenants, address, 466; q., 2296.

Law and Order: Bathurst Gaol, address, 228. Demonstrations, address, 335. Wave of Lawlessness, address, 176.

Law Reform Commission (See also "Crime and Criminals'', "Courts and Legal Procedure") :

Criminal Law Committee, q., 1815, 3001, 5019, 5556.

Intestacy, address, 410.

Leader of the Opposition (Assembly): Leadership Qualities, address, 88.

Legal Expenses: Legal Aid, q., 4526.

Legal Profession (See also "Courts and Legal Procedure"):

Attorney-General, p.o., 4868. Malpractices by Solicitors, q., 4951. Training of Solicitors, q., 5382.

Liberal Party: Address by Sir Robert Menzies, address,

182. Document "We Believe: A Statement of

Liberal Party Beliefs", address, 183. Federal Ministers, address, 203. Newcastle District, loan appn., 2532. Philosophy, address, 186, 454. Policy on Moral Issues, address, 186. Protection of Minority Interests, address,

1 86. Record in Office, address, 631. Support for Individuality, address, 184. Support for Rule of Law, address, 184. The Hon. J. G. Gorton. M.H.R., address, 464.

Libraries: Public, appn., 2739. Subsidies, appn., 1639. Warrawong High School, q., 4708.

Lifesaving Clubs: "Beach Closed" Signs, q., 964. Budget Allocation, appn., 1924. Building Loans for Surf Clubs, loan appn.,

2590. Grants, appn., 1644, 2223. Life Saving Commission, appn., 2223. Manly-Warringah Area, address, 35. Power Boats for Sea Rescues, appn., 16. Surf, Damage to Equipment, q., 2749, 3390.

Liquor: Amendments to Act, q., 2437. Fairfield Beer Fest., q., 1145. Licences, q., 561. Table Wines, q., 2262, 2482.

Literature: Third World Book Shop, appn., 1908.

SESSION 1971-72 lxv

Livestock:

See also "Cattle and Livestock".

Local Government (See also "Town and Country Planning") :

Acquisitions, q., 2434. Air Space over Pitt Street, q., 5417. Allocations, loan appn., 1359; appn., 2219. Amalgamations, q., 4580. Appeals, appn., 2227. Assistance, address, 392; appn., 1642. Assistance for Country Councils, address,

160. Auburn Municipal Council Works Depot,

adj., 899. Bankstown Council Elections, Behaviour of

Alderman Duncan, address, 397. Borrowing, q., 3349. Bribery, q., 486. City of Liverpool, address, 265. City Street Lighting, q., 5554. Compulsory Voting, q., 2263. Deficit Budgeting, adj., 937. Development Applications, q., 1815, 2685. Development in Blacktown Electorate, ad-

dress, 179. Elections, q., 41; address, 407, 657; q., 1189,

1752. Elections, Council of the City of Sydney,

address, 81, 84. Essential Repairs to Buildings, q., 3616. Finance, address, 267, 469; q., 2917; appn.,

2220. Funds, appn., 2739.

Garbage and Industrial Waste Disposal, appn., 2214; q., 2919.

Gosford Electorate, address, 170.

Government Activities, appn., 1796.

Government Assistance, address, 264.

Grants, appn., 2222, 2745.

Horsley Park Open Space Corridor, adj., 5415.

Liverpool Development, address, 266.

Loan Indebtedness, q., 5256.

Local Government Act, appn., 2745.

Local Government Assistance Fund, address, 480; appn., 2220.

Lower Blue Mountains, Rates, adj., 2291.

Local Government (continued):

Main Roads Levy, address, 160; q., 1754; appn., 2222.

Mosman Municipal Elections, q., 1417. Mount Druitt Electorate, Community Services, address, 474.

Parramatta and Blacktown Boundaries, q., 2043.

Payroll Tax, address, 480; q., 1954; appn., 2220.

Payroll Tax Exemptions, appn., 1636. Peak Hill and Goobang Shire, loan appn.,

2569. Pensioners' Rates, appn., 1643. Planning in Eastwood Electorate, address,

369. Postal Voting, q., 842. Queanbeyan, Declaration as a City, address, 442.

Rate Rebates, appn., 1913. Rates, address, 392; appn., 2221; q., 4583, 4763, 5418.

Rates on Vacant Land at Bogan Gate, adj., 5552.

Reinstatement of Employees, q., 1039. Review, q., 4643. Rural Subsidies, appn., 228. Sutherland Shire Council, q., 4787. Sydney City Council, address, 446, 449; q.,

2751. Sydney City Council, Property Sale, q., 1166. Sydney City Council, Social Services, q.,

1038. Voting System, q., 2431. Waste Disposal Authority, q., 4169, 5476. Winston Hills, Transfer to the City of Parra-

matta, q., 2924, 4095.

Locusts: Plague, q., 774, 966, 1548, 1730; appn., 2346,

2349, 2383.

Lotteries:

Newcastle Office, appn., 1923.

Offices in Country Areas, q., 4924.

Prizes, q., 2732, 3969.

Reader's Digest, q., 3775.

Ticket Sales, q., 5098.

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Margarine (See also "Dairy Industry"):

Allied Mills, q., 4200. Labor Party Policy, address, 298. Quota, q., 1869.

Maritime Services Board (See also "Harbours"):

Allocations, loan appn., 1360. Botany Bay Research Station loan appn., 2560. '

Container Berths at Glebe Island, q., 2594. Container Depot at Rozelle, q., 4195. Container Terminal, q., 2253. Control, address, 448. Deficit, appn., 1638. Lake Illawarra, appn., 2210. New Building at Sans Souci loan appn.,

1359. ' New Container Terminal, q., 3250. Revenue, appn., 2743. Water Front Development, address, 19.

Markets, Fann Produce: Sydney Farm Produce Market, address, 54,

480; q., 3389, 4925, 5187. Wollongong, address, 249.

Meat Industry (See also "Abattoirs") :

Authority, address, 54; appn., 2347; q., 3207. Beef Exports, address, 173. Clarence Electorate, address, 173. Control, address, 236. Hygiene in Handling of Meat, appn., 2335,

2347. Inspection, appn., 2335, 2383. Lamb Prices, q., 4501. Lamb and Mutton Glut. Q., 3388. Live Weight Selling Scales, address, 54. Marketing:

Legislation, address, 161. Referendum, q., 5042. Scheme, address, 413.

Pet Food Processing, appn., 2381. Processing at Blayney, p., 331; q., 946. Profits, address, 494 Referendum on Meat Marketing, q., 5042.

Meat Industry (continued) :

Review, address, 494. State Select Committee, m., 562. Sheep Meat, q., 4557, 4643. Sheep Meat Marketing Board, q., 5730. Synthetic Meat, q., 208.

Medical Practitioners: Fees, q., 4820, 5095. Dr William McBride, q., 5091. Payments to Honorary Radiologists, q., 501.

Milk (See also "Dairy Industry"):

Board Chairman, Mr J. A. Ferguson appn. 2353, 2376. , '

Canberra Supply, adj., 187; address, 440. Freight, q., 3026. Milk Board, appn., 2376. North Coast Vendors, m., 4864. Smithtown Factory, q., 2594. Under-Production, q., 1870.

Minerals and Mining (See also "Coal Industry"):

Allegations of Mr Milo Dunphy loan appn. 2575. , '

Aspects of Mining at Barraba, q., 209. Beaches, address, 341. Blue Mountains, adj., 836; m., 1093; q.,

1692, 2600. Clarence Electorate, address, 173. Department of Mines, Staff, appn., 1930. Export Policy, address, 396. Extractive Industries, q., 2534. Foreign Capital, address, 543. Foreign Takeovers and Exploitation, address 204. '

Government Investment, address, 428. Kaolin, South West Rocks, appn., 3698. Limestone Mining at Marulan, q., 902; loan appn., 2573, 2574.

Mineral Resources Tribunal, q., 2260. Mining Act, Review, q., 3024. Myall Lakes, address, 341; appn., 2188, 2207, 2209; q., 2598, 5640.

Nabarlek Uranium Reserves, q., 333, 944. National Parks, address, 402; q., 5171; pers. expl., 5789.

Royalties, appn., 1891. State Coal Mines, loan appn., 1360. Titles, q., 2601.

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Ministry: Attacks on Integrity of Ministers, address, 443.

Conservation and Mining, Incompatible Port-folios, address, 341.

Environment Control, q., 2537. Lands, address, 161; appn., 2189. Statements by Minister for Lands, privilege,

Morality: King's Cross, Indecent Pictures, q., 1933. Moral Santdards, address, 390.

Motor Vehicles (See also "Parking'', "Road Safety"):

Abandoned, q., 2540; appn., 2774; q., 3819, 4706, 5555.

Accidents due to Mechanical Defects, q., 1321.

Additives to Sump Oil, q., 4558. Approvals of Motor Service Stations, q., 3350.

Authorized Inspection Stations, q., 2796. Compulsory Seat Belts for "Meals on

Wheels", q., 904. Compresensive Insurance, urgency, 3886. Decentralization of Motor Registry Offices,

loan appn., 2581. Defective, adj., 532. Diesel Exhaust Emissions, q., 4096. Disposal, q., 1941, 2232. Driving Instruction, q., 2173. Fatal Accidents, Kidney Donations by

Drivers, adj., 2591. Industrial Status of Drivers of Commercial Vehicles, q., 5417.

Laminated Windscreens, q., 1695. Left-turn Signal, q., 66. Licence Fees, Registration Fees and Taxation, appn., 1644.

Mechanical Examination, q., 553. Motor Traffic Act, Disallowance of Regula

tion, m., 2732, 5652. Mount Ousley Deaths and Defective Vehicles, q., 1419.

Names and Addresses of Drivers, q., 1989, 3208.

Noise, q., 551. Odometer, q., 3882. Points System for Drivers, q., 4311.

Motor Vehicles (continued):

Potential Speed, q., 5091. Registration Fees, q., 4560, 5472. Registration and Licence Fees for Pensioners, q., 3257, 4561.

Repair Costs, m., 2319. Right-of-way-Rule, q., 2802, 3207, 3208. Rust, q., 3256. Seat Belts in Taxi Cabs and Hire Cars, ad

dress, 18. Seat Belts, q., 65, 1549, 1670, 1816; appn.,

1903; q., 1934, 2477, 3253, 3354, 5476. Stolen, q., 4089. Secondhand Car Sales, q., 4185, 5265. Semitrailer Speeds, appn., 1903. Speed Limit, q., 668, 4101, 4317, 5041. Speed Limits through Tick Gates, q., 5380,

5652. Stop Light Indicators, q., 4586. Taxation, appn., 1966; q., 2039, 4367; 6267.

Museums: Melanesian Art, q., 2535; loan appn., 2556. New Site for Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, loan appn., 2556.

National Parks and Wildlife Service: Admission Charges to National Parks, appn., 2077, 2196, 2202, 2206.

Allocations, appn., 1644, 2185, 2195, 2212; loan appn., 1362.

Availability of Land, appn., 2205. Beekeeping in National Parks, q., 4960. Buderoo National Park, q., 3133. Expenditure, q., 3346. Government Record, address, 400; appn., 2189; q., 5344.

Helicopter Use, q., 1745; appn., 2198. Kosciusko National Park, q., 5185, 5556; appn., 2203.

Ku-ring-gai National Park, appn., 2183, 2203. Monopoly, q., 355. Myall Lakes, address, 342; appn., 2186,

2209; q., 2638, 4090, 4704. Plans, q., 1746. Policy, appn., 2186. Proposed Park at Angourie, appn., 2193; q.,

lxviii INDEX TO SUBJECTS

Volumes 92-98

National Parks and Wildlife Service (continued) :

Prosecutions, q., 1746. Report of Requirements, q., 1746. Royal National Park Trust, appn., 2189, 2199, 2200, 2202, 2210.

Noise:

Airport Noise and Land Zoning, adj., 5658. Domestic, q., 2170. Motor Vehicles, q., 616. Nuisance, q., 291; appn., 1904. Nuisance at Fairfield Heights, adj., 4555.

Noxious Weeds: Whisky Grass, q., 2167.

Nuclear Energy (See also "Electricity"): Generation of Electricity, appn., 2215.

Nurses (See also "Hospitals") : Bush Nursing Association, q., 1392, 4560; appn., 2089.

Mobile Nursing Service, appn., 2740. Mothercraft and Infant Welfare Nursing, q., 3872.

Training Centre, q., 1952.

Obituaries: Chapman, W. L., Esq., a Former Member of the Legislative Assembly, m., 29.

Hawkins, F. H., Esq., a Former Minister of the Crown, m., 4280.

Hough, M. W. J., Esq., a Former Member of the Legislative Assembly, m., 26; address, 87.

McGrath, Hon. J. F., a former Minister of the Crown, m., 4285.

Mcintosh, Hon J. C., M.L.C., m., 105; address, 272, 285, 417, 632.

O'Connell, Hon. H. D., M.L.C., m., 4261. Stevenson, Major-General J. R., C.B.E., D.S.O., E.D., Clerk of the Parliaments, and Clerk of the Legislative Council, m., 7; address, 44, 272, 285, 417, 623.

Street, Hon. Sir K. W., K.C.M.G., K. St J., Lieutenant-Governor of New South Wales, m., 4260, 4287, 4761.

Olympic Games: Sydney, 1982; appn., 1976. Sydney, 1988, address, 180; appn., 1981.

Ombudsman.: Appointment, q., 2367, 2794, 4559, 4644, 5557.

Omnibus Services (See also "Transport, Finance and Policy"):

Administration, address, 446. Atlantean Buses, address, 46, 117, 154, 202,

632; q., 3109, 3611, 3613, 3619, 3620, 3879, 3969, 4198.

Bus Pass for War Pensioners, appn., 1923. Bus Platforms, Permit for Travel, q., 837. Bus Stops, q., 435, 3027. Cooma Bus Lines, q., 4368. Fares, address, 156, 302. Finances, address, 154. Newcastle Area, loan appn., 2583. Patronage, q., 5554. Peak Hour Services, q., 5774. Ticket Sales, q., 2253. Use of Liquified Petroleum Gas, q., 2857,

3776, 4429, 4449, 5266, 5346. Vehicle Replacement, loan appn., 1359. Wollongong Area, address, 249.

Opera House : Car Park, q., 5730. Concept, q., 4958. Constructon Delays, q., 778. Costs, loan appn., 2518; appn., 2873. Genesis, loan appn., 2561.

Parking (See also "Motor Vehicles'', "Road Safety"):

Glebe Island Container Terminal, q., 5265. Parking During Bus Strike, q., 3877. Parliamentary Car Park, adj., 1407.

Parks: See "Reserves".

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Parliament (See also "Assembly, Legislative", "Council, Legislative") :

Bathurst, New Parliament House, address, 449.

Debates, q., 4760.

Car Park, q., 1168; adj., 1407.

Democratic Role, address, 183.

Leader of the Opposition of the Legislative· Assembly, address, 87.

Members' Conditions, address, 167.

Method of Working, address, 167.

New Parliament House, address, 306.

Opening of Session, 1.

Opposition Tactics, address, 88.

Parliamentary Proceedings, Proposed Film, q., 518.

Privileges of Members, notice of motion, 2047.

Pastures Protection Boards:

Bathurst, appn., 2385.

Rabbits, Eradication, appn., 2385.

Regional Boundaries, appn., 2381.

Pensions (See wso "Aged Persons", "Super-annuation and Retirement Funds"):

Concession Rates, appn., 2225.

Effect of Fare Increases, address, 156.

Increase, urgency, 4711.

Miners, q., 1752.

Paucity, address, 458.

Police Widows, appn., 1910.

Public Service q., 3116.

Railwaymen's Widows, address, 175, 236; appn, 1643, 1910; q., 1691, 5041.

Rate Concessions, appn., 2218.

Retired Transport Employees, address, 176.

Transport Concessions for T.P.I. Pensioners, q., 2258.

Pesticides:

Control, q., 732.

Residual Fungicides, q., 105, 944.

PETITIONS: ASSEMBLY:

Abolition of Late Shopping, Mr Barraclough, Mr Coleman, Mr Cameron, 5639.

Abortion Laws, Mr Petersen, 18; Mr Neilly, 2432; Mr L. B. Kelly, 4951; Mr Mason, Mr Mallam, Mr Clough, Mr K. J. Stewart, Mr Viney, Mr Flaherty, Mr Coleman, Mr Cahill, Mr Gordon, 4201.

Alcohol, Sale at Universities, Mr Jackett, Mr Ramsay, 4363; Mr Clough, Mr L.B. Kelly, Mr Fischer, Mr Cameron, Mr Viney, Mr McGinty, 4446; Mr Mahoney, 4523; Mr J. J. T. Stewart, Mr Ruddock, Mr F. J. Walker, Mr Ramsay, 4579; Mr Clough, Mr Einfeld, Mr Nott, Mr Bannon, 4705; Mr Jackett, Mr Mulock, 4781; Mr K. J. Stewart, 4856; Mr Mead, Mr Cox, Mr Coady, 5039; Mr Sheahan, 5094; Mr Coleman, 5640; Mr Mulock, Mr Mallam, 5766.

Blandville Court Flats, Gladesville, Mr Coleman, 3875.

Broken Hill High School, Mr Johnstone, 3109.

Clutha Development Pty. Limited Agreement Act, Mr Jackson, 121; Mr J. J. T. Stewart, 287; Mr Mauger, 901; Mr Jackson, 1209; Mr L. B. Kelly, 1322; Mr F. J. Walker, 1690; Mr Ramsay, Mr L.B. Kelly, 3109; Mr Jackson, 3473; Mr L.B. Kelly, Mr F. J. Walker, Mr Ramsay, 3875.

Coal Waste at Coalcliff, Mr L. B. Kelly, 5640.

Colong Caves Reserve, Mr F. J. Walker, 1690.

Compulsory Sport in Secondary Schools, Mr L. B. Kelly, 551.

Extended Shopping Hours, Mr Doyle, 5766.

Fort Street Girls High School, Mr Sloss, 5766.

Government Transport, Increased Fares, Mr Booth, 206; Mr O'Connell, 287.

Increases in Public Transport Charges, Mr Ferguson, Mr Quinn, Mr Southee, Mr Mahoney, Mr Barnier, 18.

Kanangra-Boyd National Park, Mr L. B. Kelly, Mr Ruddock, 121; Mr Coleman, 727.

Kelly's Bush, Mr Petersen, 1209.

Lurnea High School, Mr Paciullo, 287.

Mining Leases, Myall Lakes Foreshores, Mr Booth, 3348.

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Volumes 92-98

Petitions (continued):

Myall Lakes National Park, Mr F. J. Walker, 61; rMr Ruddock, 2915; Mr Booth, Mr Petersen, 2916; Mr Healey, 2793.

Plastic Milk Containers, Mr Neilly, 2432. Pollution in Concord Municipality, Mr K. J. Stewart, 4856.

Portland District Hospital, Mr K. J. Stewart, 122.

Preservation of Angophora Gum Trees and Rain Forest, Mr Jensen, 1322, 5766.

Proposed Airport at Duffy's Forest, Mr McGinty, 4091.

Red Rock State Park, Mr Singleton, 3022. Reserve at La Perouse, Mr Haigh, 122. Retrenchment of Department of Public Works Employees, Mr Jackson, 1209.

Setting of Steel Jaw Traps in Urban Areas, Mr Ferguson, 5640.

Sewage Disposal in Heathcote Electorate, Mr Jackson, 1209.

Sports Complex, Turramurra, Mr Cameron, 122.

COUNCIL:

Municipality of Hurstville (Wolli Creek, Kingsgrove, Public Reserve Land Sale) Bill, Hon. M. F. Willis, 189.

Windsor Municipal Council (Hobartville Public Reserve) Bill. Hon. H. D. Ahern, 534.

Petrol:

Price, address, 490; q., 508, 2482. Tankers, q., 728.

Pig Industry:

North West Smallgoods Proprietary Limited, q., 535.

Sale of Store Pigs, appn., 2357. Slaughtering, q., 4924. Tamworth Bacon Company, q., 940 ..

Poker Machines:

Contribution to Health Expenditure, appn., 1641.

Taxation, appn., 1645.

Police: Abortion Investigations, q., 2481. Accommodation, Mount Druitt Electorate, address, 412.

Administration, urgency, 4091; q., 4203. Buildings, loan appn., 2581. Charges against Officers, q., 3250. Commissioner's Retirement, q., 4705. Detective-Sergeant Arantz, q., 4201. Eastern Suburbs, loan appn., 2565. Gosford Police Station, address, 170. Illawarra Electorate, appn., 1895. Liverpool Police Station, q., 5259. Lockhart, address, 39. Maroubra Station, q., 1956, 2371; loan appn.,

2565. Newcastle Area, appn., 1903, 1921; loan appn., 2584.

New Stations and Residences, loan appn., 1359.

Parkes, loan appn., 2568. Payment to Widows, q., 3479. Police Vehicles, Accidents, q., 3471. Priority of Duties, appn., 1895. Promotions, q., 1412. Prosecutors' Allowances, q., 4526, 4589. Psychiatric Examination of Officer, q,

3876, 4099. Queanbeyan Station, q., 3352. Record, address, 83, 244. Recruits, q., 3472. Reorganization, q., 2923. Retirements, q., 4363. Shortage, appn., 1895. Special Duty Squads, q., 4279. Springbok Rugby Tour, address, 462; q.,

1208. Strength, appn., 1642; q., 4576, 4781, 5649. Supervision in Eastern Suburbs, q., 2363. Traffic Accidents, address, 270. Traffic Branch Resignations, q., 3882, 5262,

5783. Warringah District, q., 2858, 4508.

Pollution: Air:

Clean, q., 2041. Clean Air Act, q., 5645. Corrimal Coke Works, q., 2047, 2805; appn., 2095, 2098.

Dundas, q., 2921, 3742.

SESSION 1971-72 lxxi

Pollution (continued):

Air (continued) :

"Golden Rain", q., 3114, 3743. Motor Vehicles, McWade Device, appn., 2090, 2101.

Parramatta River Valley, q., 2543, 4097, 4365.

Pollution from Motor Vehicles, address, 312; q., 559, 781; appn., 1902.

Warnings, q., 43, 488. Appointment of Mr F. S. Buckley to State

Pollution Control Commission, q., 776. Biodegradable Detergents, q., 778. Bondi and Botany Bay, q., 2475. Botany Bay Oil Discharge, loan appn., 2560;

q., 4278. Borden Chemical Company (Australia) Pro-prietary Limited, q., 908, 2301.

Clean Waters Act, q., 5646. Complaints Service, q., 1608. Control Measures, address, 33, 82; appn.,

1973, 2090; q., 2593. Control, Departmental Participation, appn.,

1639. Device to Reduce Motor Engine Pollution, appn., 2090, 2101.

Diesel Locomotives, q., 4508. Division of Occupationa! Health, address, 94. Environment, address, 384. Environment Control Authority; Central

Coast, address, 171. Expenditure on Control Measures, appn., 1638.

Georges River Oysters, q., 3114. Granville, address, 91. Kooragang Island, q., 4293. Lane Cove River, q., 2261. Laws, address, 202. Litter Bins in Motor Vehicles, q., 1954. Ministry of Environment Control, q., 1488. Motor Vehicles, address, 312; q. 559; appn.,

1902. Murrumbidgee River and Yass River, adj., 723; q., 1090.

Newcastle and Stockton, appn., 1920. Newcastle Area, appn., 1902. Noise, q., 291; appn., 1904. Non-returnable Bottles, q., 105, 945.

Oatley Bay and Georges River, address, 327.

Oil, Botany Bay, q., 2366, 3355, 5379; loan appn., 2564.

Parramatta River, q., 1957, 5043.

Pollution (continued):

Photo-chemical Smog, q., 2920, 3620. Priority of Clutha Legislation, address, 326. Prosecutions, q., 4450. Raw Sewage, q., 939. River Clearance, address, 407. Responsibility for Environment Control, q., 5782.

South Coast, q., 325, 326. State Pollution Control Commission, q.,

3390. Sydney Harbour, q., 3113, 3734, 4195. Tallawarra Power Station, q., 3250. Tipping by Waverley Municipal Council, q.,

2480. Tree Planting, address, 90. Waste Products, address, 320. Water:

Botany Bay Oil Pipeline, loan appn., 2560; q., 4278.

Murrumbidgee and Yass Rivers, q., 942, 1990.

Sydney Beaches, address, 478. Warragamba Dam, q., 434; address, 478. 478.

Population: Changing Patterns of Urban Development, address, 50.

Concentration in Metropolitan Area, address, 95.

Distribution in New South Wales, address, 50.

Drift from Country Towns, address, 50. Gosford Area, address, 170. Growth in Sydney, q., 843. Growth, loan appn., 1363; appn., 1637. Liverpool Area, address, 266. New South Wales Zones, q., 5769. Port Kembla, address, 248. Primate Cities, address, 50. Socio-economic Pattern of Sydney, address,

51. Special Purpose Urban Settlements, address, 49.

Urbanization in Australia, address, 50.

Postmaster-General's Department: Allocation of Finance, appn., 1808. Parkes Post Office, q., 1144. Parkes. Workshops, loan appn., 2568.

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Volumes 92-98

Postmaster-General's Department (con-tinued):

Post Offices in New South Wales, q., 5776. Reorganization, q., 1481, 1814, 2104. State Government Use of Postal Services,

q., 2921. Statutory Notification by Post, q., 5262. Transfer of Staff, q., 2299.

Poultry Industry: Imported Poultry Meat, q., 4530, 4960. Inspection, appn., 2335, 2343, 2347. Stabilization, q., 2046, 3349.

Prices (See also relevant commodity, "Consumer Affairs") :

Bread, q., 3615, 4217. Consumer Index, address, 60. Control, urgency, 18; address, 222, 548; q.,

1750, 4310, 5643. Cost of Living, address, 239, 539; q., 668;

urgency, 2173. Increases, address, 202, 396; appn., 1920. Justification Tribunal, m., 4373. Meat, address, 236. New South Wales, address, 58. Petrol, q., 2172. Release of Cabinet Minute on Price Control,

address, 540. Retail Price Maintenance, address, 120. Royal Commission, address, 59, 630, 647;

q., 43, 1411, 2435; appn., 1967. Sea Food, q., 4429. Senate Inquiry, q., 5039. Steel, q., 5344. Tinplate, q., 4427, 4447.

Primary Industry: See "Industry, Primary and Secondary".

Prisons and Prisoners: Alternative to Imprisonment, appn., 1893. Bathurst, q., 554, 666, 772, 3880, 3968; address, 450, 454; appn., 1892.

Breaches of Regulations, q., 4195. Cessnock Gaol, q., 4956. Conditions, address, 453. Corrective Services, q., 508. Country, loan appn., 2566.

Prisons and Prisoners (continued):

Department of Corrective Services: Administration, appn., 1892. Plans, q., 4196. Report, q., 2534. Gaol Extensions, loan appn., 1359. Government Record, loan appn., 2567. Inadequacies of System, appn., 1892. Inquiry, q., 554, 666. Long Bay, loan appn., 2566. Overcrowding at Long Bay Gaol, q., 4958. Parole System, Seminar, q., 1874. Periodic Sentences, q., 1086. Prison Trial, Darcy Dugan, q., 3348, 4199. Prisoners Detained at Governor's Pleasure,

q., 4197. Prison Reform, q., 5187. Prison Sentences for Juveniles, q., 4196. Prison Visits, Mr K. W. Clarke, q., 517. Rehabilitation of Prisoners, q., 556, 4196. Remand Prisoners, q., 905. Riots, q., 3473. R. E. Nunn, Sentence, q., 4924. Silverwater House, q., 5345. Work-release Programme, q., 1417.

Private Inquiry Agents: Criticism, q., 2857.

Probate Duty: See "Taxation".

Public Holidays: Additional, q., 5784. Easter, q., 4954.

Public Service: Salary Increases, appn., 1807. Transport Officers Extended Leave Act, q.,

553. Unjustified Criticism of Treasury Officers, appn., 1916.

Public Works: Allocation, appn., 2213. Castle Hill Treatment Works, appn., 2213. Departmental Dismissals, q., 3882. Departmental Equipment, q., 5255. Duplication in Construction Works, loan

appn., 2587. Leasing of Trucks, q., 3021. Priorities, appn., 1809. Programme Reduction, address, 90. Retrenchments, q., 61. State Office Block in Newcastle, q., 5555.

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Publications: Obscene Publication Distributed in Padding

ton, q., 4316. Pornographic, q., 941. Publication, "Politics and Justice'', address, 502.

Third World Book Shop, appn., 1908. Tribune, appn., 1909.

Railways (See also "Transport, Finance and Policy"):

Age of Electric Rail Cars, address, 303. Automatic Doors, q., 4452. Blue Mountains Service, q., 4585. Brisbane Express, q., 2365; loan appn., 2586. Broadmeadow Station, loan appn., 2581. Bulk Handling Contracts, q., 5767. Butter Served in Dining Cars, q., 2637. By-laws Covering Employees Serving in the

Australian Military Forces, q., 1550. Campbelltown Train Service, adj., 4639,

5728. Capital Debt, address, 152, 370; appn., 1806. Car Parks at Stations, loan appn., 2589. Carriage of Mails, q., 2433. Clutha Development Pty Limited, address,

305; q., 663, 774, 966. Coal Freights, q., 840. Commonwealth Responsibility, address, 371. Concessions for Coal Loader Employees,

appn., 1923. Condition of Rolling Stock, address, 178. Cooma Mail, Sleeping Accommodation, q.,

1089. Country Services, loan appn., 2508. Debt, appn., 1638. Decline in Patronage and Revenue, adj., 4869.

Deficit, address, 303. Development in Southern New South Wales, address, 37.

Double-deck Suburban Carriages, q., 2042. Double-deck Power Cars, address, 303. Duplication of Lines, address, 303. Eastern Suburbs, address, 79, 258, 303, 337;

q., 3024, 209, 288, 1035, 1602, 4785, 4862; loan appn., 1359, 2508, 2513, 2522, 2551, 2553, 2570, 2580, 2582, 2591. g

Railways (continued) :

Eastern Suburbs, Railway Station for Woolloomooloo, q., 777.

Eastwood and Epping Railway Bridges, address, 369.

Electrification to Newcastle, loan appn., 2532, 2581, 2589; q., 4584.

Employees' Wages, address, 304. Fares, pers. expl., 25; address, 150, 177, 301, 459, 476; q., 2258.

Fare and Freight Increases, q., 21, 66; address, 169, 371; appn., 1638.

Fares to Blue Mountains Electorate, address, 302.

Finances, address, 38. Financial Results, address, 150, 152. Free Bus Hravel for Term Ticket Holders,

q., 65. Freights, address, 89, 304, 654; q., 4197. Freight on Coal, address, 305. Freight on Christmas Parcels for Under-privileged People, q., 4096.

Freight, Sydney to Melbourne, q., 4198. Gosford, Fares, address, 168. Gdvernment Railways Act:

Disallowance of By-laws, m., 1332. Disallowance of Freight Rate By-law, m.,

1339. Land in the Municipality of Botany, q., 673. Level Crossings, q., 2297; loan appn., 2581. Liverpool, Warwick Farm and Casula Stations, Inadequacy, adj., 1545.

Locomotives and Rolling Stock, q., 1484. Losses, address, 370. Meat Waggons, q., 4523. Maryvale to Sandy Hollow, loan appn.,

2522. Metropolitan Area, q., 2541, 3742. Mortdale Service, q., 1207. National Asset, address, 37. National Revenue Association, address, 371. Newcastle, address, 618; loan appn., 2582;

q., 904, 1332. Newcastle Flyer, q., 513. Newcastle to Sydney, Timetables, q., 4371. New Suburban Carriages, q., 5073. North Shore and Main Northern Line, q.,

1605, 1610. North Shore Service, q., 4507. Parkes to Broken Hill, loan appn., 2580. Parking at Stations, q., 1330.

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Railways (continued) :

Payroll Tax, address, 154. Pensioner Concessions, q., 1166, 1170, 2597, 4784.

Pensions for Railwaymen's Widows, q., 2260.

Proposed Southern Suburbs Railway, q., 1757.

Rail Services, Illawarra, q., 1413. Renewals Fund, appn., 1638. Representations of Hon. Member for Casino, address, 305.

Rolling Stock, loan appn., 2058, 2563, 2579, 2582, 2586.

Rubbish Between Central and Tempe, q., 1875.

Sanitation on Trains, address, 321; q., 772, 4102.

Service Delays, address, 302. Service Statistics, q., 1161. Stoppages by Employees, address, 303. Stopping of Express Trains at Strathfield,

q., 2599. Underground, q., 354. Uniforms, q., 2473. Wage Increases for Employees, address, 370. Waiting Rooms for Women, q., 5073. Wallsend, q., 2924. Weekly Tickets, address, 302. Works in Newcastle Area, q., 1482. Works Programme, loan appn., 1359. Work Shops, q., 103.

Reports Tabled, Assembly: Auditor-General, 1690. Committee of Inquiry into Emoluments of Statutory and other Senior Office Holders, and Emoluments and Allowances and the Facilities and other Benefits of Members of the Legislature of New South Wales, 3527.

State Superannuation Board, 1163. Transport Retirement Board, 2915.

Reserves (See also "National Parks and Wildlife Service") :

Bass Point, adj., 2634, 2635. Blackbutt Reserve Road, q., 2922. Botany Bay, appn., 2189, 2190. Bulli Pass Scenic Reserve, adj., 2361. Clark Island, q., 1955; appn., 2198, 2212.

Reserves (continued) :

Davidson Park, appn., 2203. Duffy's Forest, q., 5418. Entrance Charges, appn., 2077, 2196, 2206. Expenditure, appn., 2190. Government Policies, appn., 2192. Government Record, address, 174, 400; appn., 2198, 2204, 2206, 2212.

Hawkes Nest, Mungo Brush, appn., 2188. Heathcote State Park, q., 4087. Jenolan Caves Parking Area, q., 5644. Kinchega, appn., 2192, 2208. Kosciusko National Park, q., 5185, 5556. Ku-ring-gai National Park, appn., 2203. Kurnell, appn., 2191. Lake Parramatta, q., 517. Mount Kembla, q., 3470. North Coast, loan appn., 2586. Otford-Helensburgh Area, q., 4090. Parkland Acreage, q., 4195. Public, appn., 2198. Red Rock State Park, q., 909; appn., 2194. Sim Committee Report, appn., 2186. South Coast National Parks, q., 2797. Sydney Domain, address, 84. Sydney Harbour Foreshores, q., 1327, 1463; appn., 2198.

Use of the Word ''Trail", appn., 2195. Wildlife Refuge, q., 3347. Work of Trusts, appn., 2195.

Retail Trade: See "Trade, Retail".

Road Safety (See also "Motor Vehicles", "Parking", "Roads"):

Daylight Saving and Breath Testing, q., 5095.

Effect of Daylight Saving, q., 5257. Mount Druitt Electorate, address, 473. Newcastle Drivers Training School, q., 1955. Obstacles, q., 963. Pacific Highway, appn., 1904. Pedestrians, q., 2299. Pedestrian Scramble System, q., 2295. Permissible Speed Limits, q., 2637. Police Motor Cycles, q., 2601. Police Traffic Surveillance, appn., 1903.

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Roacf Safety· (continued) :

Provisional Licence Plates, q., 4207. Right of Way Rttle, q., 1990' Road Deaths, q;, 4642. Road Safety Counciil of New South Wales,

q., 2473. Road Toll, q., 5039. Seat Belts, q., 65, 1085, 1549, 1670-,. 1934,

2477, 3253, 3354, 5476. Signs, q., 841, B32. Snap-off Light Poles, q., 5019, 5418. Speed Limits, q., 1463, 2638. Tea Gardens Communication System, appn.,

1904. Traffic Lanes, q., 730. Traffic Lights at Lithgow High Scli.ooli, q.,

2295. Traffic Mirrors, q., 1950. Traffic Safety Council; appn., 1905~

Roads (See alw "Motor Vehicles", "'Road Safety"):

Ashfield: Secondary Road. No. 2056, q., 4450.

Balaclava Road, Eastwood, address, 369. Bligh Electorate, address,. 78. Burrendong Electorate, address, 408. Carlingford, TFaffic,. adj., 2854. Coal Transport, Damage, q., 964. Commonwealth Aid Roads Grants, address,

176, 367; appn., 2222, 2226, 2227. Contributfons, appn., 2224. Effect of Eastern Suburbs Raifway, address,

79. Edgecliff Valley, address, 80'. Expenditure, address, 477; appn., 2217. Expenditure on Country Roads, q., 5770. Expressway from Wfudale to Sandgate, q., 4581.

Finance, appn., 1792. Finance for Trunk. and Main Roads, q.,

5417. General Holmes Drive, Traffic Delays, q., 2600.

Gosford Area, address, 168. Hume Highway, q., 4368. Jamberoo Pass, q., 3873. Lakembre Area, q., 1871. Lakemba Electorate, q., 2792. Lane Cov,e Valley Expressway, adj., 541'4.

Roads. (ct!Jirl;tinzuxl):

Litter Bins, q., 1954. Liverpool Area, address, 266. Main Roads Funds, appn., 2227. Main Road and Trunk Road. Levies, q., 1416, 2046, 2•370.

Maintenance, q., 2042, 4819. Metropolitan System, address, 322. Monaro Electorate, address, 444. Miranda Fair, q., 3353. Needs Survey, q., 1602, 2048. New Canterbury Road,. Traffic Delays, q.,

90'7, 972. New England Higliway, q., t4II, 1418. North Coast, address, 259. North West Expressway,_ q., 1871. Pedestrian Crossings at Sclioofs, q., 353. Princes Highway, Russell Vale, adj., 5016. Rutledge Street, Eastwood, address, 369. St Marys, Great Western Highway, q., 3740. Subsidies, appn .. 2225. Summerland Way, Kyogfe, address, 259~ q.,

3352; adj., 3965·. Traffic Control in Double Bay, q., 4528. Traffic Delays. at Wollongong;. loan appn.,

2577.. Traffic Inquiry, q., 4090. Vehicular Ferries, addressT 260. Waterfall to Bulli Toll, adj;, 483; q., 1756,

1881, 4529. Windang, q., 2'.539; loan appn, 2577. Wollongong, q;, 1%1. Wollongong-Thirroul Expressway, address,

240. Works Programme,, loan appn., 1361.

Royal Commissions: Inefficiency,. address, 228. Inflation, address~ 456.

Royal Family: Loyalty to Her Majesty the Queen, address,

88. Loyalty to the Crown, address; 183.

s School Transport:

Free, address, 480; appn., 1640. Free Bus Traver, appn., 2269. Gosford Electorate, adj., 1726.

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Schools, High Schools and Colleges (See also "Education", "Teachers", "Universities") :

Administration, appn., 2283. Agricultural, Allocations, loan appn., 1356. Agricultural Colleges, loan appn., 1362. Allocations, loan appn., 1355. Ancillary Staff, appn., 1640, 1901. Assistance to Pre-school Kindergartens, appn., 1643.

Athelstane, address, 85. Beacon Hill High, q., 669. Beecroft, adj., 98; address, 312; q., 354. Belmont, q., 3482, 3620. Birrong Boys High, appn., 2272. Blacktown High, q., 515. Broken Hill, q., 351. Building Programme, loan appn., 2546. Burrendong Electorate, loan appn., 2521. Cabramatta High, address, 315; q., 1162. Casula High, q., 3879. Catherine Fields, adj., 3697. Charlestown Infants, q., 5779. Clarence Electorate, address, 175. Class Sizes, appn., 1907, 2285. Co-educational High for Rozelle, q., 961. Colleges of Advanced Education:

Allocations, loan appn., 1355. Increased Fees, appn., 1641. Problems, q., 1084. Recurrent Expenditure, appn., 1640.

Communist Literature, appn., 2273. Communist Party Influence, q., 1212. Competition, appn., 2286. Compulsory Sport, appn., 1886, 2271. Corrimal Electorate, address, 239. Country Boarding, q., 2259. Cox's Road, North Ryde, q., 2293. Croydon, loan appn., 2523. Croydon Park, loan appn., 2523. Dapto Technical College, q., 2793. Darcy Road, Lighting, q., 2259. Debt Charges, appn., 1640. Demountable Classrooms, appn., 2547. Discipline, q., 535, 536, 945; appn., 2286.

Dob~oyd Point, q., 3254.

Drum~oyne Boys High, q., 2297.

Dudley Primary, adj., 2101.

Dural and. Round Corner, adj., 1032.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges (continued):

East Corrimal, q., 1090, 1757. Endeavour High, q., 2436. Epping Boys High, q., 5774. Epping Heights, address, 369; q., 5259. Epping North, address, 369. Examination Marks, q., 5186. Fairfield Girls High, address, 316. Fairvale High, address, 316. Finance, address, 445. Fort Street Girls High, q., 2254, 5731. Fuller Electorate, loan appn., 2557. Glebe Public, q., 3113. ' Government Building Programme, address,

89. Goulburn, address, 234. Haberfield Demonstration, q., 5473. Hamilton Primary, q., 5475. Hazelbrook Primary, q., 555. Hunters Hill High, adj., 2103; appn., 2265;

q., 3472. Illawarra Electorate, q., 3472. Increased Aid to Independent Schools, appn.,

1641. Independent, address, 499. Kingswood South, q., 4587. Kooringal High, address, 348; q., 4293. Land Acquisition Methods, loan appn., 2589. Lavington, q., 4293, 5417. Leichhardt Girls Junior High, q., 1409. Libraries, q., 2538; loan appn., 2587. Lighting, address, 244. Lindfield Demonstration, address, 382. Liverpool, adj., 4424; q., 5650. Liverpool West, q., 5771. Living Allowance, q., 292. Maintenance, address, 239. Malabar, loan appn., 2657. Marsfield Primary, q., 1875. Matraville, loan appn., 2567. Middleton, Parkes, loan appn., 2569. Mortdale East Primary School, q., 900.

Mortdale High, q., 1162.

Mount Druitt Electorate, address, 473.

Mount Druitt Housing Areas, q., 4957.

Mulwaree High, q., 4953.

Narwee High Assembly Hall, q., 1753.

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Nepean Electorate, address, 364. Nepean High, address, 364. New Technical Colleges, q., 3109. Newcastle District, q., 438; appn., 1924; loan

appn., 2584. North Ryde, adj., 1388; loan appn., 2557. Official Openings, q., 2294. Optimum Enrolment for High Schools, q.,

771. Overcrowding, address, 85. Penrith High, adj., 3562. Penshurst West Primary, q., 1408. Placement of Pupils, q., 1486. Residences on South Coast, q., 1213. Resumption of Land, adj., 2995. Rosehill Junior Girls, q., 2535. St Dominics High, address, 364. St Marys High, address, 364; q., 841. Sans Souci, loan appn., 2560. Secondary Curriculum, q., 4956. Sex Booklet, appn., 2286. Smith Hill Girls High, q., 3112. Sport, q., 63; address, 269. Staff Shortages, appn., 2269. Staggering of Hours, appn., 1891. State Aid, address, 499. Summer Hill, loan appn., 2526. Sutherland Shire, loan appn., 2590. Swimming Classes, q., 2169. Sydney Technical College, loan appn., 2546. Technical Colleges, loan appn., 2587. Technical, Increased Fees, appn., 1641. Temora Electorate, address, 392; loan appn.,

2563. Temporary Classrooms, q., 771. Toongabbie East, q., 1952. Toronto, loan appn., 2588. Toronto West, loan appn., 2588. Tumbarumba, q., 1729. Use of School Buildings, appn., 1891. Vandalism, q., 5473. Vaucluse High, address, 78. Warners Bay, loan appn., 2588. Warrawong High Library, q., 5783. West Ryde, q., 4582. Western Districts, Air Conditioning, q., 2920.

Schools, High s~hools and Colleges (continued) :

Wollongong Area, q., 778, 2371. Wollongong, Deaf Children, appn., 1896. Women's Lib Publication, adj., 186; q., 2044, 2179, 2288.

Secondary Industry: See "Industry, Primary and Secondary".

Sewerage: Austinmer, Bulli, Woonona and Thirroul, address, 241.

Blacktown, address, 180. Campbelltown Electorate, q., 429; address, 475, 477.

Council Subsidies, loan appn., 2580. Country Schemes, address, 479. Disposal of Sewage, q., 942. Expenditure on Pollution Control, appn.,

1639. Gosford Area, address, 169. Government Record, loan appn., 2547. Installation Cost, appn., 1963. Lack of Sewerage Service, address, 623. Malabar, address, 321. Metropolitan Area, loan appn., 2547. Moorebank, q., 552. Murrumbidgee Valley, q., 943. North Coast, loan appn., 2586. North Head, address, 321. Prince Henry Hospital, urgency, 734; loan appn., 2564.

Pumping of Effluent to Inland Areas, address, 321.

Residential and Industrial Land Leases, address, 415.

Services in Country Towns, address, 55. Sutherland Shire, loan appn., 2590. Ten-Year Programme, address, 478. Treatment Works, q., 4821. Windsor District, q., 1144, 1934. Works, Allocations, loan appn., 1357.

Shipping (See also "Boats and Yachts"):

Container Measurement Standards, address, 347.

National Line, address, 427.

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Social Serrica:

Child Care Agencies, q., 2478. Custody and Maintenance Laws, ,q., 486,

1463. Children in Wollongong Area, address, 242.

Public Appeal for Mrs Pamela McLeod .Lind- I say, q., 430.

Review of State Assistance, appn., 1643. I Sydney City Mission Night Refuge and Re- I

habilitation Centre, q., 3206. 1

Unmarried Mothers, Questionnaire, q., I 1328; adj., 1492.

Soil Conservation:

Allocation, loan appn., 1362.

Sport and Sporting Organizations {See also "Water Sports") :

Allocations, appn., 1911, 1979, 2076, 2078. Assistance, address, 265. Boxing and Wrestling Control, .q., 1325; '

appn., 1976. Compulsory Sport in Schools, address, 71. Development of New Centres, address, 269. I Facilities, appn., 1977. Gosford Area, address, 1-69. Government Encouragement. appn., 1984. Hiking and Skiing Accidents, 4., 4206. Investigation of Needs, appn., 1639. Labor Attitude to Apartheid, address, 245. Land, appn., 1980. Loans to Sporting Bodies, .appn., 197.9. Ministry of Sport, appn., 1983. Needs of Sport, Survey, appn., 1984; q., 3257.

Net Ball Stadium, appn., 191!t Olympic Games, .1982, appn., 1976. Olympic Games, 1988, Wallgrove Army Hostel, address, 180.

Playing Fields, .address_, .383. Racecourse Ameniti~, appn., i'9lS. Racecourse Improvement,, appn., i645. Representation of Soccer on Trusts, fJ., 551, 781.

Rugby League Stadium, appn., 1980. Sporting Complex at Moore Park, q., 5646;

appn., 2-078; loan a]Jpn., .2083. Springbok Tour, address, 244. Stadium for Sydney Domain, address, :80. Surfing Hazard at Coalcliff Beach, adj,, 1-033.

Sport and Sporting Organizations (continued) :

Swimming Pool Safety, q., 4567. Tennis Courts, appn., 19.81. Wakehurst Electorate, address, l6. Wyong Leagues Club, appn., 1980.

Stamp Duties (See d/,so "Taxation") : Death Duties, address, 411!. Increases, appn., 1644.

State Dockyard: See "Dockyard, State".

State Emergency Services {See also "Civil Defence Organisation", "Floods"):

Powers, q., 3251.

State Planning Authority: See "Town and Country Planning".

Superannuation and Retirement Funds (See also "Aged Persons", "Pensions"):

Government Contributions, appn., 1642. Graduated Pension on Retirement after 62 Years of A,ge, g., 2365.

Miners, P.emioner Concessions, address, 242. Police Fund, q., 1749. Railways Widows, q., 942. State Superannuation Board, loan .appn.,

3017. Teachers, appn., Hi39. Trimmer Committee Report, q., 841.

Taxation (See also "Commonwealth"State Relations", '"Stamp Duties"):

Betterment Tax on Land Development, q., 3025.

Commonweaith-State Relations, appn., 2268, 2903.

Concessions Qfl Anti-.pollution Equipment, q., 3116.

Death Duties, .address, 418; .appn" 1646, 1920.

Effect of Death. Duties on Rural Estates, address, "89.

Evasion of Road Tax, .q., U"6, ?372. French Government Transport and Floor

Space Tax, address, 98.

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Taxation (continued):

Increases, appn., 2872. Land, address, 39, 444, 479; appn., 1645; adj., 4758.

Motor Vehicle, appn., 1644, 1791, 1966; q., 2039; appn., 2217.

Payroll, address, 190; q., 208, 2231; address, 302, 358, 480; appn., 1808, 1636, 1918, 1920; q., 1954; appn., 2220, 2229.

Payroll Tax Rebates, q., 5260. Poker Machines, appn., 1891, 1981. Probate, address, 38; q., 1487. Road Transportation Co-ordination, q.,

2432, 5074. Royal Commission, appn., 2905. Selective Payroll Tax, q., 2799. State, address, 57; appn., 1966. State Growth Tax, appn., 1635. Totalizator Agency Board, appn., 1981. Tourism, appn., 2080. Transport Co-ordination Tax, appn., 1646.

Taxicabs and Hire Cars: Fares, q., 4428. Fare Evasion, q., 2732.

Teachers (See also "Education", "Schools, High Schools and Colleges", "Universities") :

Armidale Teachers College, q., 1873. Balmain College, q., 2594, 3021. Blacktown Electorate, address, 475. Casual Vacancies, q., 5187, 5256. Charge Against Teacher at Orange High

School, q., 5257. Charges under Teaching Service Act, q., 5473, 5643.

Colleges, address, 179; loan appn., 1355; appn., 2283, 2530.

College at Cooma, address, 442. Communist Influence, address, 460. Conditions, address, 239, 275. Construction of Colleges, q., 776. Co-operation Between Teachers and the

Government, address, 90. Degrees, q., 559. Demonstration, address, 443. Diploma of Education, q., 5045. Duties, address, 253. Education Degree, address, 76.

Teachers (continued):

Employment of Superannuated Teachers, address, 7 5.

Face-to-Face Teaching, address, 71, 75. Federation, address, 90, 252, 254, 380; q.,

558, 560. Federation Directive on Inspection, q., 437. Federation Elections, appn., 2274; p.o., 2275. Federation Leadership, address, 243. Freney, Mr Dennis, appn., 1909. Government Attitude, appn., 1915. Hoggan, Mrs Denise Maureen, adj., 1812;

q., 2371, 2482. Incitement of Students to Revolt against Authority, address, 336.

Increased Scholarship Allowances, appn., 1640.

Industrial Action, address, 617. Intimidation, q., 293. Lismore College, q., 1167. Liverpool Area, Shortage, address, 269. Losses, q., 1603. Manly Boys High School, q., 3115. Mass Meetings in Assembly Halls, q., 5779. Miranda Electorate, address, 461. National Service, address, 76. Northmead; Manual Arts, address, 320. Newcastle, Student Allowances, q., 667. Oversea Recruitment, address, 74, 313. Playground Supervision, q., 1601, 1609. Political Activities, address, 234. Recruitment, appn., 1640, 1901; appn.,

1802. Reduction in Teaching Periods, address, 314. Resignation and Retirement Rate, q., 354. Resignations, appn., 1907, 2272, 2281;

address, 313; q., 3109. Salaries, address, 251; q., 966; appn., 1907,

1926. Scholarship Service Fees, q., 769. Scholarships, address, 14, 109, 381; q., 961; appn., 1640.

Shortage, address, 11, 109, 179, 251, 314, 318, 339, 363, 380, 460, 661; q., 356; loan appn., 2630.

Shortage, Effect on Elective Subjects, address, 74.

Sports Periods, appn., 1901. Staff at Wagga Wagga College, q., 4819.

Statement by Miss O'Riordan, address, 252. Strikes, address, 264, 300, 379; appn., 2275.

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Teachers Federation Policies, address, 45, 254.

Teachers Federation Television Campaign, q., 125.

Teacher Trainee Bonds, q., 670, 5642. Teaching Service, q., 900. Teaching Standards, address, 251. Training, address, 33, 74, 76, 83; appn., 1901,

2270, 2273. Training, Australian School of Pacific Ad-

ministration, q., 294. Voting. at Union Elections, address, 256. Wastage, appn., 2270. Wearing of Moratorium Badges, address, 243.

Television: Channel 2, q., 2918, 2923. Colour, address, 202. Springbok Tour Demonstrator on Pro· gramme, adj., 612.

Theatre and Films: Air Programmes International, adj., 4343. Australia Quota Films, q., 5375. Exhibition of Film "Stockade", q., 3255. Exhibition of Film "The Devils", q., 4581. New South Wales Film Unit, q., 4708. Theatrical Agents, q., 4586.

Thirty-Five-Hour Week: Effect on Dairy Industry, address, 264. Rural Community, appn., 1887.

Tick Control: See "Cattle and Livestock".

Timber (See also "Forests"):

Clarence Electorate, address, 172.

Cypress Pine, address, 645.

Eden Wood Chip Factory, address, 440.

Problems, address, 646.

Profits, address, 639.

Royalties, q., 4266.

Totalizator Agency Board: Assistance to Junior Sport, address, 269. Commissions, appn., 1645. Country Race Clubs, address, 302. Dividends, q., 129, 5472, 5782. Growth, q., 2920. Income, appn., 1981. Money-back Dividends, q., 41. Newcastle Branches, appn., 1923.

Tourist Activities: Accommodation, appn., 2078. Allocations, loan appn., 1363. Clarence Electorate, address, 177. Government Assistance, appn., 2079. Government Loans, appn., 2080. Government Services, appn., 2079. King's Cross, appn., 2873. Kosciusko National Park, appn., 2184. Local Offices, q., 1210. National Parks, appn., 2079. North Coast, appn., 2080; loan appn., 2585. North-Western Rivers Tourist Region, q., 5641.

Oversea Advertising, appn., 2077. Oversea Journeys by Chief Secretary and

Minister for Tourism and Sport, appn., 2079.

Protection of Natural Attractions, appn., 2077.

Regional Tourist Offices, q., 5258. Small Tourist Resorts, appn., 2079. Sydney, Development, appn., 2874. Temora Electorate, loan appn., 2562. Tourist Value of Art Galleries and Museums,

loan appn., 2079. Visas, q., 2916. World Travel Congress, q., 2542. Yarrangobilly Caves, appn., 2080, 2183. Zoning of State for Tourism, appn., 2079.

Town and Country Planning (See also "Local Government"):

Appeals Against Decisions, address, 398. Appeal by Jonent Pty Limited, appn., 2216. Bankstown Scheme, address, 398. Blue Mountains, address, 367. Campbelltown, q., 1951. Campbelltown Surveys, q., 1605; adj., 1931.

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Town and Country Planning (continued):

City of Sydney Scheme, q., 2168. County of Cumberland, loan appn., 2570. Fairfield Zoning, adj., 409. Government Policy, address, 261. Horsley Park Planning Inquiry, q., 64. Illawarra Scheme, q., 4278. Kelly's Bush and Pulpit Point, adj., 3770. Nepean Area, address, 366. Newcastle, address, 620. Paddington, address, 78, 80. Planning and Development Commission for Sydney, q., 4278.

Randwick Scheme, q., 3388. Relocation of Capital, address, 308. Sale of Campbelltown Golf Course, adj., 834.

State Planning Authority, q., 903; m., 1218; appn., 2216; m., 2484; appn., 2216; q., 3021.

Sydney Cove Redevelopment Authority, q., 554.

Sydney Strategic Plan, q., 512. Tamworth Office, q., 4783. Wollongong: Rezoning, adj., 1726. Woolloomooloo, appn., 2077.

Trade, Export, Import and Oversea: Exports of Primary Products, address, 51. Trade with China, q., 5185. World Trade Centre for Sydney, q., 673.

Trade Practices: See "Companies and Businesses".

Trade, Retail: Branding of Footwear, q., 5377, 5652. Customer Demands, address, 49. Discount Stores operated by Labor Movement, address, 546.

Door-to-Door Salesmen, q., 3475. Extended Shopping Hours, q., 410, 411;

1191, 1815, 2638, 3207, 3390. Food Prices, address, 457. Pyramid Selling, q., 2916, 3351, 3364, 3700; adj., 4816.

Restrictive Trade Practices, address, 648; q., 2043.

Soft-drink Selling, q., 519. Trading Stamps, q., 672, 971, 2433, 2469, 2472, 2479, 2998, 3000, 3022, 3065, 3258, 3741; adj., 3105.

Trades and Trade Unions (See also "Industrial Arbitration and Conciliation"):

Actors Equity, Theatrical Agents, q., 845. Amalgamation of Unions, q., 4644, 4645. Australian Council of Trade Unions: Presi-

dent's Activities, address, 244, 454. Australian Railways Union, pers. exp/., 1420. Builders' Labourers Union, appn., 1892. Compulsory Secret Ballots, address, 626. Compulsory Unionism, address, 286, 334,

340, 506, 656. Criticism, address, 120. Effect on Living Standards, address, 549. Effect on Working Conditions, address, 549. Encouragement of Lawlessness, address, 244. Hawke, Mr R., address, 80. Importance of Trade Unions, address, 620. Industrial Policy, address, 637. Industrial Unrest, address, 243. Interference in Economic and Non-union matters, address, 116.

Membership, q., 1731. Non-unionists, Strikes, address, 639, 640. Political and Other Activities, address, 119. Secret Ballot Legislation, q., 1670, 1731. Strike Policy, address, 637. Strikes, address, 286, 334, 339, 455.

Teachers Federation Elections, appn., 2274. Union Officials, address, 641. Wage Demands, address, 492.

Traffic Lights and Signals: Education of Pedestrians, q., 1146. Maitland, loan appn., 2584. New South Head Road and Knox Street, Double Bay, q., 2541.

Road Deaths, address, 77. Schools, appn., 1961. Subsidy Scheme, appn., 2227. Wakehurst Electorate, address, 35. Western Highway, appn., 2227.

Transport, Finance and Policy (See also "Ferry Services", "Omnibus Services", "Railways'', "Roads") :

Canal Transport System, q., 1934. Charges on Government Services, appn.,

1806. Co-ordination of Services, loan appn., 2508.

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Transport, Finance and Policy (continued) :

County of Cumberland Survey, loan appn., 1664.

Fare Increases, address, 205, 240, 301, 457, 653; appn., 1915.

Fares and Freights, address, 51. Fares and Services, address, 91. Free School Transport, address, 551. Free Travel for Unemployed, q., 5644. Freight Subsidies on Wool, address, 391. Government Record, appn., 1911. Government Transport Deficit, appn., 1806. Heavy Materials, Transport, address, 249. Increased Charges, appn., 1637. Inquiry, q., 4090, 4786. Labor Policy, address, 302. Liverpool Area, address, 268. Loan Allocations, loan appn., 2570. Mount Druitt Electorate, address, 471. Nepean Electorate, address, 366. Newcastle, loan appn., 2582. Northern Illawarra Public Transport, q., 3108. .

Patronage Decline, q., 293. Port Kembla Motor Registry, loan appn.,

2557. Transport Disputes, q., 1607. Trolley Buses, q., 3479. Use of Sydney Waterways, q., 2364. Water Transport, q., 1482. Wollongong Area, address, 249.

Tunnels: Hong Kong, address, 322. King's Cross, address, 80; loan appn., 1359;

q., 3254.

u Universities (See also "Education"):

Baulkham Hills, address, 323. Building Programme, loan appn., 1355. Campbelltown, q., 900, 5769. · Commonwealth Aid, appn., 2268. Fees, urgency, 3028. Financial Assistance, appn., 2267. Government Loans to Students, q., 2476.

Universities (continued):

Grants, q., 1690. Increased Rents, appn., 1640. Land for Tertiary Education, q., 1600. New South Wales:

Anti-Apartheid Demonstration, q., 1816. Car Parking, q., 5186. Lock Sabotage, q., 1037, 1816. Student Behaviour, q., 104, 271, 485.

Open University for New South Wales, q., 1599.

Parramatta, address, 322. Representative of the Legislative Assembly

on the Council of the Macquarie University, m., 1421.

Representative of the Legislative Assembly on the Council of the University of Newcastle, m., 1420.

Representative of the Legislative Assembly on the Council of the University of New England, m., 1420.

Representative of the Legislative Assembly on the Council of the University of New South Wales, m., 1420.

Representative of the Legislative Assembly on the Senate of the University of Sydney, m., 1420.

Representative of the Legislative Council on the Council of the University of New England, m., 1037, 1189.

Riverina, address, 39. Students' Fees, appn., 1641. Teacher Education, appn., 2284. The Macquarie, q., 3250. Third Medical School, loan appn., 2532. Veterinary Surgeons, Title of Doctor, q., 942, 3000.

Wollongong University College, q., 4953.

v Valuation of Land:

Registration of Valuers, q., 1874.

Valuer-General: Allocation, appn., 2220. Leichhardt Municipality, q., 3477, 3478, 4218.

Rural Land Values, address, 544. Unsubdivided Land, q., 3477. Valuation Intervals, appn., 2224, 2227. Valuations, appn., 2741; q., 2620, 4520,

4524. Vaucluse Electorate, address, 226.

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w Wages and Salaries (See also "Industrial

Arbitration and Conciliation") :

Assessment of Wage Rates, appn., 1806. Average Weekly Wage, address, 650. Commonwealth Advantage, appn., 1808. Control, q., 5643. Increases, address, 222; appn., 1806. Industrial Awards, appn., 1807. inflation, address, 202. Ironworkers, q., 3021. Level, address, 638. New South Wales Average, address, 201. Payment to Bank Accounts, adj., 1810; q.,

2255; m., 4881. Rises, appn., 1195. State Employees, appn., 1797, 1898. Strike Action, address, 193.

War Service Land Settlement: See "'Land and Land Settlement".

Water (See al.so "Conservation", "Drought") :

Analysis of Metropolitan Water, q., 2232, 2750, 3772.

Barellan, address, 39. Berembed Weir, appn., 2289. Camden-Picton, adj., 2633. Coleambally Irrigation Area, q., 674. Conservation, address, 39, 361. Conservation and Irrigation Allocations, loan

appn., 1361. Council Subsidies, loan appn., 2580. Country Supplies, address, 419. Dam Construction, address, 55. Dartmouth Dam, q., 672, 3482. Farm Water Supplies, loan appn., 2585. Fluoridation of Newcastle Supply, loan

appn., 2581. Government Record, loan appn., 2541, 2562,

2567. Hunter District Water Board, address, 479. Irrigation Bore Licences, q., 2435. Irrigation Charges, q., 1483, 2479, 3353,

3739, 4318; adj., 3883. Irrigation, loan appn., 2552. Jackadgery Dam, loan appn., 2587. Lachlan River, loan appn., 2562.

Water (continued) :

Lake Mejum, address, 39. Lightning Ridge Miners, q., 5382. Metropolitan Water Sewerage and Drainage

Board: Composition, appn., 2743. Charges, appn., 1884. Development Projects, appn., 2541. Growth, address, 623. Wages, address, 479.

Pensioners' Rates, q., 1211, 1418, 2925; appn., 1643, 1910, 2742.

Prospect Treatment Plant, q., 434; address, 478.

Rate Rebates, q., 436; address, 445; .q., 1169, 1753; appn., 2226; .q., 2797, 4528, 4711.

Rates, address, 226, 621; q., 2370. Rates, Home Units, appn., 2742. Residential and Industrial Land Releases, address, 475.

Resources, address, 491. River Clearance, loan appn., 2521. Schemes in Country Areas, address, 55. Shoalhaven Scheme, address, 242. Supply Allocations, loan appn., 1356. Ten-Year Programme, address, 478.

Thirroul and Austinmer Supply, adj., 2228.

Water Board Composition, address, 622.

Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis-sion:

Finances, q., 3866.

Staff at Leeton and Griffith, appn., 2290.

Use of School Buildings at Upper Manilla, q., 1329.

Windamere Dam, q., 1485; loan appn., 2519, 2562.

Wyangala Dam, foan appn., 2562.

Water Pollution:

See "Pollution".

Water Sports (See also "Boats and Yachts'', "Sport and Sporting Organizations"):

Learn to Swim Campaign, appn., 2739.

Swimming Pools, appn., 2739; q., 4501.

Weights and Measures: Deceptive Packaging of Goods, address, 653.

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Volumes 92-98

Welfare Services (See also "Child Wel-fare"):

Allocations, appn., 1643. Natural Disasters, appn., 1643. Storm Damage, q., 4955. Voluntary Organizations in Clarence Electorate, address, 176.

Wheat (See also "Grain Elevators Board") : Draft Legislation, q., 3116. Production and Income, address, 495; appn.,

2907. Quotas, address, 51, 115; q., 729, 4309. Storage, address, 479; loan appn., 2579. Wheatgrowing by Poultry Farmers, q., 1608.

Wool: Acquisition Scheme, q., 332, 3389. Assistance to Primary Producers, address, 52; loan appn., 2563.

Australian Labor Party Policy, address, 159. Classers, address, 426. Clip, 1971-72, q., 1751. Costs of Production, address, 113. Dumping, address, 425. Economics, address, 493. Employment in Industry, address, 385. Finance, q., 1145. Freight, address, 89. Freight Concessions, q., 671; appn., 1917. Growers' Co-operative, address, 428. Guaranteed Price, appn., 2906. Handling, address, 424, 426; appn., 2906. Importance to National Economy, address, 51.

Marketing, address, 281. Middlemen, address, 427. Prices, address, 51, 158, 276, 279, 424, 427,

543; loan appn., 2568. Production Figures, address, 114.

Wool (continued):

Promotion by Woolbrokers, q., 1146. Protection of Industry, address, 115. Public Auctions, address, 427. Ram Sales, q., 4558. Recession, appn., 2872. Sales, appn., 1917. Selling Centres, address, 427. Stud Sheep, Loss, address, 235. Subsidies, address, 235, 428; appn., 1634,

1917; q., 2105, 2106. Subsidized Rail Transport, appn., 1643. Yennora Village, address, 281, 425.

Workers' Compensation: Full Accident Pay, q., 105; address, 118, 237, 455, 626.

Government Attitude, address, 84, 181. Lump Sum Payments, q., 4644. Rates, q., 105. Statement by Chief Secretary and Minister

for Tourism and Sport, urgency, 123; address, 647.

Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, Payments to Outdoor Staff, appn., 2290.

Workers' Compensation Act, q., 68.

Yachts: See "Boats and Yachts":

Youth: Clubs, address, 384. Leisure and Recreation Requirements,

address, 383. Misconceptions, address, 40.

SESSION 1971-72 lxxxv

INDEX TO SPEECHES

Explanation of Abbreviations: Address, Address in Reply; adj., Motion for Adjournment; ad. rep., Adoption of Report; Com., Committee; cons. amdts, Consideration of Amendments; cons. mes., Consideration of Message; est., Estimates; int., Introduction; Loan est., Loan Estimates; m., Motion; mes., Message; min. stmt, Ministerial Statement; m.s.o., Motion for Suspension of Certain Standing or Sessional Orders; pers. exp!., Personal Explanation; p.o., Point of Order; q., Question; lR., 2R., 3R., First, Second, Third Reading; recom., Recommittal; recons. amdts, Reconsideration of Amendments; supply, Committee of Supply; urgency, Motion of Urgency; ways, Committee of Ways and Means.

Ahern, The Hon. H. D., A.R.M.T.C., Mech. Elec. Eng., M.I.E. Aust., Chartered Engineer (Aust.) Dip. Pub. Ad., F .R.I.P .A.:

Address in Reply, m., 656.

Australian Constitution: Reform, address, 657.

Bills: Ambulance Service Bill, Com., 5033. Coff's Harbour Boat-harbour Works Bill,

2R., 5227. Industrial Arbitration (Further Amend

ment) Bill, 2R., 4067. Metropolitan Water, . Sewerage, and

Drainage (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5455. Police Regulation (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 3598. Silverton Tramway Land Vesting Bill,

2R., 4354. Windsor Municipal Council (Hobartville

Public Reserve) Bill, report of select ctee, 1670; 2R., 1935.

Bridges: West Gate, Melbourne, address, 658.

Economic Conditions: Inflation, address, 656.

Industrial Arbitration and Conciliation: Australian Labor Party Proposals, address, 656.

Local Government: Compulsory Voting, address, 657.

Minerals and Mining: Clutha Development Pty Limited Agreement Act, address, 658.

Trades and Trade Unions: Compulsory Unionism, address, 656.

Alam, The Hon. A. A.:

Bills: Housing (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3217. Housing Indemnities (Amendment) Bill,

Com., 1043. Police Regulation (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 3595; Com., 3601. Racing (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4189.

Finance and Investment: International Currency Values, q., 536.

Harbours: Newcastle, q., 2750.

Insurance: Motor Vehicles, q., 1393.

Legislative Council, Status, q., 4925.

Motor Vehicles: Seat Belts, q., 1670, 1934.

Obituaries: Mcintosh, the Hon. J. C., M.L.C., m.,

108. O'Connell, the Hon. H. D., M.L.C., m., 4263.

Stevenson, Major-General J. R., C.B.E., D.S.O., E.D., Clerk of the Parliaments and Clerk of the Legislative Council, m., 14.

Road Safety: Give-Way-To-The-Right Rule, q., 1990. Speed Limits, q., 1463.

Sport and Sporting Organizations: Swimming Pool Safety, q., 4507.

Trade, Retail: Extended Shopping Hours, q., 1815. Late Shopping Hours, q., 410, 1191, 2638.

Water: Analysis of Metropolitan Water, q., 2232, 3772.

lxxxvi INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 92-98

Alam, The Hon. A. A. (continued):

Wool: Acquisition Scheme, q., 332, 3389. Promotion by Woolbrokers, q., 1146. Ram Sales, q., 4558. Subsidy Scheme, q., 2105.

Askin, The Hon. Sir Robert (Collaroy) ~

Aborigines: Housing and Advancement, appn., 1643. Welfare Allocations, loan appn., 1358.

Abattoir: Inverell, q., 5376.

Abortion: Offences, q., 1208. White Paper, q., 3482.

Aircraft and Air Services: Intrastate Air Service Subsidies, q., 1756. Lord Howe Island Airstrip, loan appn.,

1363. Second International Airport for Sydney,

q., 1084, 1165. Sydney (Kingsford-Smith) Airport, q.,

844. Transfer of RAAF Base from Richmond,

q., 1485.

Agent-General and Agencies Abroad: New London Offices, loan appn., 1363.

Agriculture: Allocations. loan appn., 1362.

Animals: Grants to Animal Welfare Organisations, appn., 1644.

Art Gallery of New South Wales: Acquisition of Works of Sir William Dobel, appn., 1639.

Extensions, loan appn., 1363.

Assembly, Legislative: Christmas Felicitations, adj., 4256. Committees, Standing Orders, m., 132. Questions on Notice, q., 2473. Special Adjournment, m., 4250.

Australian Constitution Convention, q., 4524; m., 5810, 5830.

Banks and Banking: Interest Rates, q., 1695. Rural Bank of New South Wales: Mr P. N. Huxley, q., 777, 1331.

Askin, The Hon. Sir Robert (continued) :

Bills: Appropriation Bill, int., 1633; 2R., 1634. Crown Employees Appeal Board (Amendment) Bill, int., 853; 2R., 2849, 2852.

General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, int., 1353; 2R., 1354.

Parliamentary Allowances and Salaries (Amendment) Bill, int., 3520; 2R.. 3652.

Parliamentary Contnoutory Superannuation Bill, int., 3525, 3527; 2R., 3659.

Pay-roll Tax Bill, 2R., 751, 865. Police Regulation (Amendment) Bill, int.,

3037, 3040; 2R., 3294, 3312; Com., 3315. Public Service (Amendment) Bill, int.,

3g93, Racing (Amendment) Bill, int., 3895,

3898. Statutory Salaries Adjustment Bill, int.,

3519; 2R., 3649. Supply Bill, int., 1175; 2R., 1175, 1183.

Bridges: Como, loan appn., 1359.

Cambodia: Rice, q., 3478.

Charitable Organizations: Legacy, State Government Liaison Officer, q., 435.

Child Welfare: Works Programme, loan appn., 1359.

Coal Industry: Balmain Coal Loader, q.,. 2594. Preston Colliery, Gunnedah, q., 3If1.

Commonwealth-State Relations: Constitution Convention, q., 4524. Control of Corporations, q., 845. Finance, appn., 1634; q., 4311. New Housing Agreement, loan appn.,

1358. New Taxation Reimbursement Arrangements, appn., 1635.

Supplementary and Non-Recurnng' Grants, appn., 1637.

Communism: National Committee against Subversion,

q., 2435. Taiwan, Pilgrimage to Canberra, q., 2474.

Conservation: Ciutha Development Pty. Limited Agreement Act, q., 731.

Water Storage Subsidies, appn., 1644.

SESSION 1971-72 lxxxvii

Askin, The Hon. Sir Robert (continued):

Co-operative Societies: Griffith Co-op. Cannery, q., 2041, 3473.

Country Party: Infiltration by League of Rights, q., 729.

Courts and Legal Procedure: Building Programme, loan appn., 1359. Courthouse for Maroubra, q., 1956, 2371.

Crime and Criminals: Armed Hold-Ups, q., 3347. Release on Bail of James Walter Edds, q., 4366, 4453.

St George District, q., 560, 1490, 2364, 4216.

Culture and The Arts: Expenditure, appn., 1638.

Dairy Industry: Marginal Dairy Farms Reconstruction Scheme, loan appn., 1363.

North Coast Dairy Feed Year Scheme, appn., 1643.

Decentralization and Development: Allocations, loan appn., 1361; appn., 1643. Country Industries Assistance Fund, appn.,

1643. Government Policy, q., 2367. Payroll Tax, q., 2299. State Planning Authority, q., 903.

Dentists and Dental Services: Clinics, loan appn., 1356.

Dredging: Dredging off Peacock Point, q., 4197. Dredging Operations for Container

Terminals, q., 2472. Economic Conditions:

Effect of Natural Disasters, appn., 1634. Effect of Salary and Wage Increases, appn., 1634.

Effect on Loan Council Decisions, loan appn., 1354.

Inflation, appn., 1634. Rural Industry, loan appn., 1361. Wage Fixing and Price Control, q., 1750.

Education: Allocations, loan appn., 1355. Children in Isolated Areas, q., 3738. Commonwealth Financial Assistance, q.,

671. Cost, appn., 1639. Proposed Expenditure, appn., 1637.

Education (continued) : Pupil-Teacher Ratios, appn., 1640. Survey of Needs, q., 2599. Technical, loan appn., 1355; appn., 1641.

Elections and Electorates: Voting by 18-yearolds, q., 5383.

Electricity: Allocations, loan appn., 1360.

Employment: Imports of Japanese Steel, q., 3480. Level, q., 209. Newcastle, q., 2801. Rate, adj., 4324. Relief, q., 5096. Rural Areas, q., 129, 674, 727; appn.,

1634; q., 2295, 2477, 2794, 2796, 3614, 3736.

Special Premiers' Conference, urgency, 2596.

Unemployment Bureau, q., 5476. Unemployment Relief, q., 514, 3878.

Fish Industry and Fishing: Offices at Sans Souci, loan appn., 1359.

Floods: Mitigation, loan appn., 1362. Relief Expenditure, appn., 1643.

Forests: Development, loan appn., 1362. Government, State:

Budget Deficits, appn., 1634. Capital Expenditure, appn., 1635. Consolidated Revenue Fund Expenditure,

1971-72, appn., 1638. Enterprises, q., 842. Finances, q., 5375. New Offices, loan appn., 1363. Reduction of Consolidated Revenue Fund

Deficit, appn., 1363, 1635. Regional Agricultural Headquarters

Cabinet Subcommittee, q., 5047. Revenue Account Balancing, appn._, 1646. Revenue and Loan Funds, urgency, 1087,

Grain Elevators Board: Works Programme, loan appn., 1362.

Harbours: Balls Head Bay, Storage of Concrete

Wharf Caissons, q., 4279. Car Parking at Container Terminal, q.,

lxxxviii INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 92-98

Harbours (continued):

Container Depot at Rozelle, q., 4195. Development, loan appn., 1360. Extensions to Balmain Container Terminal, q., 2253.

Increased Port Charges, appn., 1638. New Container Terminal, q., 3250.

Health: Allocation, loan appn., 1356. Allocations for Miscellaneous Services,

loan appn., 1356. Expenditure, appn., 1641. National Fitness Expenditures, appn., 1639.

Historic Areas, Buildings and Records: Allocations, loan appn., 1362.

Horseracing: Racecourse Development, appn., 1645.

Housing: Allocations, loan appn., 1357.

Hospitals: Commonwealth tions Towards 1642.

Government ContribuTreatment Costs, appn.,

Expenditure and Costs, appn., 1641. Free Treatment of Pensioners, appn., 1642. Increased Charges, appn., 1637. Laundry, Linen and Other Services, loan appn., 1356.

Psychiatric Services, loan appn., 1356. Psychiatric, appn., 1642. Works Programme, loan appn., 1356.

Housing Commission: Land at Lurnea, urgency, 1697.

Immigration: Reception Centre, loan appn., 1363.

Industrial Arbitration and Conciliation: Disputes:

Fire Brigade Employees Union, q., 1951, 1958.

Metropolitan Water Sewerage and Drainage Board, q. 772, 846, 963.

Federal White Paper, q., 3882. Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill,

urgency, 1324.

Industrial Relations: Fire Brigade Employees' Union, q., 1872. Improvement, q., 1327.

Industry, Primary: Advances to Settlers Agency, q., 2802. Costs, q., 4908. Crisis in Rural Industries, q., 2294, 2363. Griffith Co-operative Cannery, q., 2924. Peach Canneries, q., 4709. Productivity, q., 3878. Rural Economic Difficulties, appn., 1934. Rural Reconstruction, loan appn., 1363; appn., 1634.

Land and Land Settlement: Allowance to Settlers Agency Fund, q.,

436. Crown Land Auctions, q., 5094; urgency, 5480.

Crown Sales and Acquisitions, loan appn., 1362.

Prices, urgency, 969. Allocations, loan appn., 1359.

Libraries: Subsidies, appn., 1639.

Lifesaving Clubs: Grants, appn., 1644.

Local Government: Assistance, appn., 1642. Payroll Tax, appn., 1636; q., 1954. Pensioners' Rates, appn., 1643.

Lotteries: Ticket Sales, q., 5098.

Maritime Services Board: Allocations, loan appn., 1360. Container Berths at Glebe Island, q., 2594. Deficit, appn., 1638. New Building at Sans Souci, loan appn.,

Medical Practitioners: Fees, q., 5096.

Mining and Minerals: Asbestos, Barraba, q., 209. State Coal Mines, loan appn., 1360. Blue Mountains, q., 2600.

Motor Vehicles: Licence Fees, Registration Fees and Taxation, appn., 1644.

National Parks and Wildlife Service: Allocation, appn., 1644.

Natural Disasters: Relief Expenditure, appn., 1643.

SESSION 1971-72 lxxxix

Hawkins, F. H., Esq., a former Minister of the Crown, m., 4280.

Hough, M. W. J., Esq., a former member of the Legislative Assembly, m., 26.

McGrath, Hon. J. F., a former Minister of the Crown, m., 4285.

Street, Hon. Sir K. W., K.C.M.G., K.StJ., Lieutenant-Governor of New South Wales, m., 4287.

Omnibus Services: Atlantean Buses, q., 3110, 3612, 3614, 3620.

Vehicle Replacement, loan appn., 1359.

Parliament: Freedom of Speech, urgency, 2304.

Pensions: Increase, urgency, 4713.

Poker Machines: Contribution to Health Expenditure, appn., 1641.

Taxation, appn., 1645.

Police: Abortion Investigations, q., 2481. Administration, urgency, 4092; q., 4204. Charges Against Officers, q., 3250. Crime Wave, q., 4857. Detective-Sergeant Arantz, q., 4099, 4201. Establishment, q., 4577. Hunter's Hill High School, q., 3472. New Stations and Residences, loan appn.,

1359. Payment to Widows, q., 3479. Pensions, q., 1749. Promotions, q., 1412. Psychiatric Examination of Police Officer,

q., 3876. Recruits, q., 3472, 4857. Reorganization, q., 2923. Retirement of Commissioner, q., 4705. Retirements, q., 4363. Special Duty Squads, q., 4279. Springbok Tour, q., 1208. Station for Maroubra, q., 1956, 2371. Strength, appn., 1642; q., 4781, 5649. Supervision in Eastern Suburbs, q., 2363,

3483. Traffic Branch Resignations, q., 3882,

5262, 5783. Vehicle Accidents, q., 3471. h

Pollution: Authority to Control, q., 4451. Beaches and Waterways, q., 4278. Control, Departmental Participation, appn., 1639.

Environment Control, q., 5782. Expenditure on Control, appn., 1638. Sydney Harbour, Chemicals, q., 4196.

Population: Growth, loan appn., 1363; appn., 1637. Sydney, q., 843.

Postmaster-General's Department: Postal Services, q., 2922. Post Offices in New South Wales, q., 5776.

Premiers' Conference and Loan Council: Special Conference, urgency, 2596; q.,

2794; urgency, 3357.

Prices: Consumer Price Index, q., 127. Control, urgency, 19. Cost of Living, q., 24, 668; urgency, 2175. Increases, q., 4449. Justification Tribunals, urgency, 4374. Packaging of Foodstuffs, q., 4582. ' Royal Commission, q., 1411, 2435. Senate Inquiry, q., 5040. Steel, q., 4310. Tinplate, q., 4447.

Prisons and Prisoners: Gaol Extensions, loan appn., 1359. Inquiry into New South Wales Prison System, q., 554.

Public Service: Salaries, q., 4312. Transferred Officers Extended Leave Act,

q., 553.

Public Works: Retrenchment of Employees, q., 62.

Railways: Debt, appn., 1638. Eastern Suburbs, q., 288; loan appn., 1359. Freights and Fares, q., 22, 66; appn.,

1638. Pensions for Widows of Employees, appn.,

1643. Renewals Fund, appn., 1638. Works Programme, loan appn., 1359.

xc INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 92-98

Askin! The Hon. Sir Robert (continued) :

Reserves: Allocations, loan appn., 1362.

Roads: Works Programme, loan appn., 1361.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Agricultural Allocations, loan appn., 1356. Agricultural Colleges, loan appn., 1362. Allocations, loan appn., 1355. Ancillary Staff, appn., 1640. Assistance to Preschool Kindergartens, appn., 1643.

Colleges of Advanced Education: Allocation, loan appn., 1355. Increased Fees, appn., 1641. Recurrent Expenditure, appn., 1640.

Debt Charges, appn., 1640. Increased Aid to Independent Schools, appn., 1641.

Technical, Increased Fees, appn., 1641.

School Transport: Free, appn., 1640.

Science: Medical Research, Dr William McBride, q., 5097.

Sewerage: Expenditure on Pollution Control, appn.,

1639. Prince Henry Hospital, urgency, 735. Works, Allocations, loan appn., 1357.

Social Services: Review of State Assistance, appn., 1643.

Soil Conservation: Allocation, loan appn., 1362.

Sport and Sporting Organizations: Investigation of Needs, appn., 1639.

Racecourse Improvement, appn., 1645.

Stamp Duties: Increases, appn., 1644.

Superannuation and Retirement Funds:

Government Contributions, appn., 1642.

Graduated Pension on Retirement After 62 years of Age, q., 2365.

Teachers, appn., 1639.

Taxation:

Death Duties, appn., 1646. Land Tax, appn., 1645.

Motor Vehicles, appn., 1644.

Taxation (continued):

Payroll: Decentralization Effects, q., 2299. Incidence, q., 208; appn., 1636. Local Government, q., 1954. Rebates, q., 5260. Selective, q., 2799.

State Growth Tax, appn., 1635. Transport Co-ordination Tax, appn., 1646.

Teachers: Colleges, loan appn., 1355. Increased Scholarship Allowances, appn.,

1640. Recruitment, appn., 1640. Scholarships, appn., 1640.

Television: ABC, Channel 2, q., 2919.

Totalizator Agency Board: Commission, appn., 1645. Dividends, q., 129, 5472, 5782. Growth, q., 2920.

Tourist Activities: Allocations, loan appn., 1363.

Town and Country Planning: Kelly's Bush, Rezoning of Open Space, urgency, 1217.

Planning and Development Commission for Sydney, q., 4278.

Transport, Finance and Policy: County of Cumberland Survey, appn.,

1644. Increased charges, appn., 1637.

Tunnels: Kings Cross, loan appn., 1359.

Universities: Building Programme, loan appn., 1355. Increased Grants, appn., 1640. Students Fees, appn., 1641.

Water: Conservation and Irrigation Allocations,

loan appn., 1361. Dartmouth Dam, q., 672, 3482. Metropolitan Analysis, q., 2750. Pensioners Rates, appn., 1643. Rate Rebates, q., 1754. Supply, Allocations, loan appn., 1356.

Welfare: Allocations, appn., 1643.

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Wool: 1971-1972 Clip, q., 1751. Subsidized Rail Transport, appn., 1643. Subsidy, appn., 1634.

Workers' Compensation: Statement by Chief Secretary and Minister for Tourism and Sport, urgency, 124.

Bannon, Mr B. J. (Rockdale):

Aircraft and Air Services: Sydney (Kingsford-Smith) Airport, q., 843.

Assembly, Legislative: Order of Business, p.o., 973.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, Com., 1976; p.o.,

1985. Crown Employees Appeal Board

(Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2850. Parliamentary Committees Enabling Bill,

int., 5388; 2R., 5489. Public Service (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5280; Com., 5282, 5284.

Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bi,11, int., 3492; 2R., 3679.

Coal Industry: Coal Used At White Bay Powerhouse, q., 212, 1480.

Council, Legislative: Election of Member, pers. exp!., 1175.

Education: Crisis, address, 85. Expenditure, address, 85.

Government, State: Record, address, 83.

Health, Rubella, q., 2038.

Housing: Conveyancing (Strata Titles) Act, q., 4370.

Industrial Relations: Activities of A.C.T.U., address, 84.

Local Government: Sydney City Council Elections, address, 84.

Omnibus Services: Atlantean Buses, q., 4198.

Pensions: Public Service, q., 3116.

Pensioners, Water Rates, q., 1418.

Public Works: Departmental Equipment, q., 5255.

Bannon, Mr B. J. (continued) :

Railways: Service Statistics, q., 1161.

Reserves: Sydney Domain, address, 84.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Athelstane, address, 85. Beecroft, p.o., 99. Government Building address, 83.

Programme,

Overcrowding, address, 85.

Sport and Sporting Organizations: Boxing and Wrestling, appn., 1976. Olympic Games, 1982, appn., 1976. Facilities, appn., 1977.

Superannuation: Graduated Pensions on Retirement After 62 Years of Age, q., 2365.

Teachers: Training, address, 83.

Trade, Retail: Trading Stamps, p.o., 2469, 2470.

Transport Finance and Policy: Free Travel for Unemployed, q., 5644.

Water: Pensioners Rates, q., 1211, 2925. Rate Concessions for Pensioners, q., 2797.

Workers' Compensation: Government Attitude, address, 84.

Barnier, Mr G. A. (Blacktown): Address in Reply, m., 177.

Bills: Consumer Protection (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 5802. Higher Education (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

3289. Housing (Amendment) Bill (No. 2), 2R.,

2459. Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill, Com.,

Bridges: Overhead Bridge, Seven Hills, address, 180.

Economic Conditions: Cost of Living, address, 178.

Education: Commission, address, 179.

Elections and Electorates: Blacktown, address, 177. Disproportionate Representation, address,

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Volumes :9.2-:98

Barnier, Mr G. A. (continued).:

Government Record: Outer Metropolitan Area Electorates, address, 177.

Housing: Blacktown Electorate, address, 180.

Industry, Primary and Secondary: Rural Depression, address, 181.

Industrial Relations: Strikes, address., 178.

Local Government: Borrowing, q., 3349. Development in Blacktown Electorate, address, 179.

Transfer of Winston Hills to the :city of Parramatta, q., 4095.

Olympic Games: Wallgrove Army Hostel, address, 180.

Police: Payment to Widows, q., 3479.

Railways: Chrtha Development Pty Limited, g., 966. Condition of Rolling Stock, address, 178. Fare Increases, address, 177. Pensioners Concessions, q., 4784.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Blacktown High School, q., 515.

Sewerage: Blacktown, address, 180.

Teachers: Colleges, address, 179. Losses, q., 1603. Shortage, address, 179.

Workers' Compensation: Policy, address, 181.

Government

Barraclough, Mr L. J. F. (Bligh):

Auctioneers, Stock and Station Agents, Real Estate and .Business Agents: Auction Sales, q., 3474.

Bills: Dentists (Amendment) Bill, · 2R., 1-023. Pilotage Bill, 2R., p.o., 2405; 2409. Standard Time Bill, 2R., 1711. State Emergency Service and Civil Defence Bill, p.o., 4225.

Buildings and Building Regulations: Safety Glass, q., 3354. Waterfront Development, address, 7'9.

Barracleugh, Mr L. J. F. (continued):

Churches: Retirement of Cardinal Sir Norman Gilroy, address, .83.

Crime and Criminals: Fraudulent Travel Agencies, q., 5776.

Daylight Saving: Royal Botanic Gardens, q., 901, 26'03.

Education: Labor Party Reconl, addi:ess, 77.

Economic Conditions: Effect of Strikes, address, 80.

Elections and Electorates: Bligh, Government Record, addre'8s, 78.

Fires and Fire Brigades: Restrictions -0n Lighting Fires, q., 1755.

"Gov.emment, State: Record, address, 77.

Hospitals: St Luke's, address, 78. Sydney, address, 78.

Housing.: Persons Displaced lby Eastern Suburbs Railway, address, 79.

Strata Title Home Unit Councils, q., 1209.

Legal Profession: Training of Solicitors, q., 5382.

Local Government: Rates, q., 4583. Sydney City Council Elections, address,

Maritime Services Board: Waterfront Development, address, 19.

Motor Vehicles: Seat Belts in Taxis and Hire Cars, address, 78.

National Parks and Wildlife 'Service: Government Record, appn., 2198. Helicopter, appn., 2198.

Noise: Domestic, q., 2170.

Parking: .Bus Strike, q., 3877.

Police: Rec0rd, .address, 83.

Retail Shopping Hours, petition, 5639.

Supervision in Eastern Suburbs, q., 2363.

.Pollution: Control, ,address, 82. Noise, q., 291. Sydney Harbour, q., 3113. T.~ping by Waverley Municipal Council,

q., 2480.

SESSION 1971-7Z xciii ·

4th August, 1'.971 fo 24tli. May, 1972

Barradougb; Mr L. J. F. (continued) :

Publications: Obscene Publication Distributed at Paddington, q., 4316.

Railways: Eastern Suburbs, address, 79; q., 1602. Station for Woolloomooloo, q., 777.

Reserves: Clark Island, appn., 2198; q., 1955. Government Record, appn., 2198. Public, appn., 2198. Sydney Harbour National Park, appn.,

Roads: Bligh Electorate, address, 18. Edgecliff Valley, addf'ess, 80. Effect of Eastern Suburbs Railway, address, 79.

Traffic Control in Double Bay, q., 4528.

Road Safety: Deaths, address, 77.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Vaucluse High, address, 78.

Sport and Sporting Organizations:· Stadium for Sydney Domain, address, 80.

Street, Hon. Sir K. W., K.C.M.G., K.SU., Lieutenant-Governor of New· South Wales, m., 4291.

Tourist Activities: Visas, q., 2916.

Town and Country Planning: Paddington, address, 78, 80.

Trade, Export, Import and Oversea: World Trade Centre for Sydney, q., 673.

Traffic Lights and Signals: New South Head Road and Knox Street, Double Bay, q., 2541.

Tunnels: Kings Cross, address, 80.

Barron, The Hon. Evelyn:

Employment: Children Working on Milk Runs, q., 332.

Noise: Motor Vehicles, q., 616.

Pollution: Diesel Locomotives, q., 4508·.

Railways: Waiting Rooms for Women,. q., 5073.

Beale, The Hon. Jack G., M.[. (South Coast):

Appropriation Bill, 2R., 1970.

Economic Conditions: Effect of Strikes, appn., 1971.

Ecfucatfon: Government Record, appn., 1971.

Government, State: Finance, appn., 1970. Record, appn., 1974.

Health: Government Record, appn., 1971.

Industry, Primary and Secondary: Government Record, appn., 197I.

Ministry: Environment Control, q., 1488, 2537.

Noise:. Domestic, q., 2170: Nuisance at Fairfield Heights, adf., 4556.

Pesticides: Control, q., 712.

Pollution: Biodegradable Detergents, q., 778. Bondi ami Botany Bay, q., 2'475. Botany Bay, q., J.255, 3355. Complaints Service, q., 1608. Control, appn., 1973; q. 2593. Control, Sydney Harbour, q.,. 3734. Noise, q., 291. Oil and Petrol in Botany Bay, q., 2366, 5379.

Parramatta River, q., 5043; p.o., 5044. State: Polfotion Control Commission, Appointment of Mr F. S. Buckley, q., 776.

Sydney Harbour, q., 3113.

Taxation: Antipollution Equipment, q;, 3116.

Reserves:. Lake Pal'ramatta, q., 517.

Bedford, Mr E. L.,. B.A. (Fairfield):

Address in Reply, m-., 312.

Banking: Rural Bank of New South Wales Housing Loans, q., 511.

xciv INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 92-98

Bedford, Mr E. L., B.A. (continued):

Bills: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 1799; Com., 2281. Higher Education (Amendment) Bill,

int., 2622; 2R., 3279. Pilotage Bill, 2R., 2412. State Planning Authority (Amendment) Bill, 5522.

Crime and Criminals: Chain Letters, q., 5384.

Culture and the Arts: Use of School Buildings, q., 2602.

Decentralization and Development: New Parliamentary Capital, address, 312.

Drugs: Effects, q., 2431.

Education: Commission, address, 312. Estimated School Intakes, address, 314. Government Record, address, 312. School Discipline, appn., 2282. Sex, appn., 2281. Senior Secondary Scholarships, q., 4707. Survey, q., 1409. Technical, q., 710, 1693.

Government, State: Legislative Programme, address, 312. Record, address, 312.

Hospitals: Pathologists, q., 5767.

Housing: Eviction of Mr and Mrs Dee at Fairfield, ad;., 1277.

Noise Nuisance at Fairfield Heights, ad;., 4555.

Pensions: Transport Concessions for T.P.I. Pensioners, q.; 2258.

Pollution: Motor Vehicles Exhaust, address, 312.

Public Service: Transferred Officers Extended Leave Act, q., 553.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Administration, appn., 2283. Beecroft, address, 312. Cabramatta High, address, 315. College of Advanced Education, q., 1084. Enrolment at High Schools, q., 771. Fairfield Girls High, address, 316.

Bedford, Mr E. L., B.A. (continued):

Fairvale. High, address, 316. New Technical College, q., 3109. Security at Cabramatta High, q., 1162.

Teachers: Armidale Teachers College, q., 1873. Colleges, appn., 2283. Oversea Recruitment, address, 313. Reduction in Teaching Periods, address,

314. Resignations and Retirements, address, 313;

q., 354; appn., 2281. Scholarships, q., 961. Shortage, address, 314.

Town and Country Planning: Fairfield Zoning, adj., 409.

Universities: Teacher Education, appn., 2284.

Booth, Mr K. G. (Wallsend):

Baby Health Centres: Edgeworth, loan appn., 2529.

Bills: General Loan Account Appropriation Bill,

2R., 2527. Higher Education (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

3286. Hunter District Water Sewerage and

Drainage Bill, 2R., 5394. Library (Amendment) Bill, int., 2833; 2R.,

3364. Sydney Grammar School (Amendment) Bill, int., 5269; 2R., 5720.

Teaching Service (Amendment) Bill, int., 3488; 2R., 3673.

Coal Industry: Transport of Coal from Killingworth Colliery, q., 4451.

Dockyard, State: New Graving Dock, loan appn., 2531.

Education: Examination Allowances due to Teacher Shortage, address, 75.

Examinations, q., 2435. Expenditure, loan appn., 2529. Government Record, address, 70. Labor Party Record, address, 77.

SESSION 1971-72 XCV

Booth, Mr K. G. (continued) :

Education (continued):

School Sport and Choice of Electives, q., 1605.

Survey of Needs, q., 2599. Television in Schools, address, 16. Wyndham Scheme, m., 1771.

Employment: Unemployment Relief, q., 3878.

Government, State: Office Blocks, loan appn., 2531. Attitude to Teachers' Federation, address, 71.

Harbours: Newcastle:

Deepening, loan appn., 2531. New Dock, loan appn., 2531.

Hawkins, F. H., Esq., a Former Minister of the Crown, Death, m., 4284.

Hospitals: Maitland, loan appn., 2528. Newcastle District, loan appn., 2528. Wallsend, q., 1210; loan appn., 2527.

Liberal Party: Newcastle District, loan appn., 2532.

Railways: Electrification to Newcastle, loan appn.,

2532. Wallsend, q., 2924.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Official Openings, q., 2294.

Sport and Sporting Organizations: Compulsory Sport in Schools, address, 12.

Teachers: Colleges, loan appn., 2530. Diploma of Education, q., 5045. Education Degree, address, 76. Employment of Superannuated Teachers,

address, 15. Face-to-Face Teaching, address, 15. National Service, address, 16. Oversea Recruitment, address, 14. Scholarships, address, 14. Shortage, address, 71. Shortage, Elective Subjects, address, 14. Training, address, 14, 76. Training, Australian School of Pacific

Administration, q., 294.

Booth, Mr K. G. (continued) :

Universities: Fees, urgency, 3028. Third Medical School, loan appn., 2532.

Bowen, The Hon. F. W., O.B.E.: Address in Reply, m., 117, 189. Bills:

Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2878. Co-operation (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

4944. Dentists (Amendment) Bill, Com., 4833. Housing (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3211. Housing Indemnities (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 954. Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 1855. Industrial Arbitration (Further Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4052; Com., 4077, 4078.

Regional Organization Bill, 2R., 5636. State Emergency Services and Civil De

fence Bill, 2R., 4511, 4515. State Planning Authority (Amendment)

Bill, 2R., 5578; Com., 5593. Workers' Compensation (Amendment)

Bill, 2R., 4084.

Commonwealth-State Relations: Finance, address, 117.

Consumer Affairs: Furnishing Trades, address, 121.

Courts and Legal Procedure: Accommodation for Industrial Commission of New South Wales, q., 4643.

Economic Conditions: Effect of Trade Union Activities, address, 189.

Housing: Costs, address, 191.

Housing Commission: Cluster Housing, address, 191.

Industrial Arbitration and Conciliation: Strikes, address, 190.

Medical Practitioners: Fees, q., 4820.

Omnibus Services: Atlantean Omnibuses, address, 117.

Prices: Retail Price Maintenance, address, 120.

Taxation: Payroll, address, 190.

Trade, Retail: Late Shopping Hours, q., 411.

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Volumes 92-98

Bowen, The Hon. F. W., O.B.E. (continued):

Trade Unions: Criticism of Australian Council of Trade Unions, address, 120.

Political and Other Activities, address, 119.

Wages: Strike Action, address, 193.

Workers' Compensation: Full Pay For Employees On Workers' Compensation, address, 118.

Brewer, Mr R. A. St C. (Goulburn):

Address in Reply, m., 232. Australian Labor Party:

Encouragement of Dissidents, address, 233. Unity, address, 233.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, Com., 2373. Crown Lands and Other Acts (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1124.

Forestry Soil Conservation and Other Acts (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5682.

Government Railways (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3957.

Housing (Amendment) Bill, p.o., 1725. Pilotage Bill, p.o., 2400, 2405, 2408. Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

Dairy Industry: Produce, p.o., 3739.

Drought: Relief, Goulburn and Braidwood Pastures Protection Districts, appn., 2373.

Economic Conditions: Rural Industry, address, 235.

Elections and Electorates: Country Party Seats, address, 232.

Health: Goulburn: Regional Service, q., 1164.

Industry, Primary and Secondary: Government Record, address, 235. Rural Depression, address, 234.

Land and Land Settlement: Bungendore Common, q., 5045.

Meat lndusrty: Control, address, 236. Appointment of Select Committee, m., 562, 583.

Brewer, Mr R. A. St C. (continued):

Minerals and Mining; Allegations of Mr Milo Dunphy, loan appn., 2575.

Limestone Deposits at Marulan, loan appn., 2573.

Limestone Mining at Marulan, q., 902; loan appn., 257 4.

Blue Mountains, p.o., 1962.

Pensions: Widows of Railwaymen, address, 236; q., 1691.

Postmaster-General's Department: Reo~ganization, q., 1481.

Prices: Meat, address, 236.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Goulburn, address, 234. Mulwaree High School, q., 4953.

Teachers: Political Activities, address, 234.

Wool: Freight Concessions, q., 671. Loss of Stud Sheep, address, 235. Subsidies, address, 235.

General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, Com., 2573.

Brown, Mr J. H. (Raleigh):

Bills: Co-operation (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

4548. Dairy Industry Authority (Amendment)

Bill, p.o., 4129. Forestry, Soil Conservation and Other Acts Bill, 2R., 5682.

Housing (Amendment) Bill (No. 2), 2R., 2453.

Library (Amendment) Bill, int., 2834. Permanent Building Societies (Amendment) Bill, int., 3041.

State Emergency Services and Civil Defence Bill, 2R., 4230; cons. amdts., 4892.

Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Bill, int., 3487.

Breadbaking, q., 5642.

Conservation: North Coast Soil Conservation Service, q., 4784.

Co-operative Societies: Terminating Building Societies, q., 4097.

Forestry Act, Revocation of Dedications, m., 4135.

SESSION 1971-72 xcvii

Brown, Mr J. H. (continued):

Harbours: Macleay River Bar, q., 3738.

Insurance: Motor Vehicle, q., 2366. Motor Vehicle Insurance Companies, q.,

1751. Speed Limit for Heavy Vehicles, q., 5041.

Regional Tourist Office, q., 5258.

Teachers College Scholarships, q., 4448.

Trade, Retail: Door-to-Door Salesmen, q., 3475.

Bruxner, Mr J. C. (Tenterfield):

Assembly, Legislative: Maiden Speeches, ad· dress, 87.

Bills: Crown Lands and Other Acts (Amendmen) Bill, 2R., 1112.

Forestry, Soil Conservation and Other Acts (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5673.

Housing (Amendment) Bill, p.o., 1722. Hunter District Water, Sewerage and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, pers. expln., 5408.

Conservation: Darling River Conservation Authority, q., 4095, 4367.

Courts of Legal Procedure: Law and Order, address, 89.

Economic Conditions: Rural Crisis, address, 89.

Education: Actions of Teachers' Federation, address,

90. Criticism of Honourable Member for Wallsend, address, 88.

Employment: Benefits for Unemployed Workers, address, 90.

Industry, Primary and Secondary: Rural Reconstruction Finance, q., 1872.

Leader of the Opposition: Leadership Qualities, address, 88.

Minerals and Mining: Titles, q., 2601.

Obituaries: Hawkins, F. H., Esq., a Former Minister

of the Crown, Death, m., 4283. Hough, M. J., ex M.L.A., Death, address, 87.

Bruxner, Mr J. C. (continued):

Parliament: Leader of the Opposition, address, 87. Opposition Tactics, address, 88.

Pollution: Tree Planting, address, 90.

Primary Industry: Labor Policy, address, 88.

Probate: Incidence of Death Duties on Rural Estates, address, 89.

Public Works: Programme Reduction, address, 90.

Railways: Free Bus Travel for Term Ticket Holders, q., 65.

Freights, address, 89.

Royal Family: Loyalty to Her Majesty the Queen, address, 88.

Teachers: Co-operation Between Teachers and the Government, address, 90.

Theatres and Films: Exhibtion of Film "The Devils", q., 4581.

Wool Freight, address, 89.

Bryon-Faes, The Hon. R. A. A. F. de, K.C.H.S., M.Sc., Ph.D. (Temple, Pa):

Regional Organisation Bill, p.o., 5627.

Library Committee, Member, 102.

Cahill, The Hon. C. A. F ., Q.C.:

Abortion: Speech of Hon. W. G. Keighley, address, 646.

Banking: Rural Bank, Long-Term Home Loans, q., 3329.

Bills: Ambulance Service Bill, 2R., 5035, 5038. Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2751. Auctioneers and Agents (Amendment)

Bill, 2R., 4853. Clutha Development Pty. Limited Agree

ment Repeal Bill, int., 2235. Coal Mines Regulation (Amendment)

Bill, 2R., 5087. Commercial Agents and Private Inquiry Agents (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1315.

Commonwealth Places (Administration of Laws) Amendment Bill, 2R., 3602.

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Volumes 92-98

Cahill, The Hon. C. A. F., Q.C. (continued):

Bills (continued) : Companies (Amendment) Bill, 1971, 2R.,

1739, 1816; Com., 2010, 2022, 2029, 2112, 2118, 2652, 2667, 3078, 3080, 3085, 3091, 3092, 3098.

Companies (Amendment) Bill, 1972, 2R., and Com., 5467.

Liquor (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5249. Local Government (Appeals) Amendment

Bill, 2R., 3849. Local Government (Newcastle Fruit and Vegetable Markets) Bill, 2R., 4768.

National Parks and Wildlife (Amend-ment) Bill, 2R., 1297.

Pay-roll Tax Bill, Com., 1203. Pilotage Bill, 2R., 3456. Public Trusts and Other Acts (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1068.

Maritime Services (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4298.

Motor Traffic, Transport and Main Roads (Amendment) Bill, p.o., 3341.

Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill, p.o., 3400, 3402; 2R., 3398, 3443.

Racing (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4187. Second-Hand Dealers and Collectors

(Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1604. Silverton Tramway Land Vesting Bill, 2R.,

4355. State Planning Authority (Amendment)

Bill, 2R., 5585. Supreme Court (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

5357, 5368, 5371, 5372. Therapeutic Goods and Cosmetics Bill,

2R., 3338; Com., 4433.

Companies and Businesses: Amendment of Companies Act, q., 4295, 4926.

Consumer Protection Act, address, 651.

Council, Legislative: Maiden Speeches, address, 647. Hon. M. F. Willis, address, 647.

Courts and Legal Procedure: Eighteen-Year-Olds, address, 655. Judgment Verdicts, addresJ, 654. Juries in Motor Car Accident Cases, ad-

dress, 654. Law Reform, address, 655. List of Debtors, address, 655. Supreme Court Procedure Act, address,

Cahill, The Hon. C. A. F., Q.C. (continued):

Economic Conditions: Great Britain's Entry into European Economic Community, address, 651.

Inflation, address, 647.

Education Commission, address, 648.

Finances and Investment: Federal Budget Surplus, address, 649.

Housing: Housing Act, 1912, Purchase of Lands, m., 1041.

Rural Bank Long-Term Home Loans, q., 4508.

Insurance: Motor Vehicle Comprehensive, address, 653.

Minerals and Mining: Clutha Development Pty Limited, address, 649.

Obituaries: O'.Connell, Hon. H. D., M.L.C., Death, m., 4264.

Stevenson, Major-General J. R., C.B.E., D.S.O., E.E., Clerk of the Parliaments and Clerk of the Legislative Council, m., 14.

Ombudsman: New South Wales, q., 4559, 4644, 5557.

Prices: Royal Commission, address, 647.

Prison Reform, q., 5187.

Standing Orders Committee, Member, 102.

Railways: Freight Increase, address, 654.

Restrictive Trade Practices, address, 648.

Transport, Government: Fare Increases, ad-dress, 653.

Wages and Salaries: Average Weekly Wage, address, 650.

Weights and Measures: Deceptive Packaging of Goods, address, 653.

Workers' Compensation: Statements by Chief Secretary, and Minister for Tourism and Sport, address, 647.

Cahill, The Hon. C. J.:

Agriculture: Farmers from Interstate, address, 544. Rural Problems, address, 543.

SESSION 1971-72 xcix

Cahill, The Hon C. J. (continued):

Bills: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2883. Dentists (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4665. Egg Industry Stabilisation Bill, 2R., 4020. Permanent Building Societies (Amend-ment) Bill, 2R., 4845.

Pharmacy (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3243.

Clubs: Allegations Against Directors, q., 1036.

Communist Infiltration, q., 1462.

Economic Conditions: Decline in Purchasing Power, address, 543. Effects of High Interest Rate, address,

546. Inflation, address, 542. Theories on Causes of Inflation, address,

Employment: Decline in Opportunities, address, 546.

Hotels: Beer Slops, q., 615.

Industrial Arbitration and Conciliation: Problems, address, 541.

Industry, Primary and Secondary: Effect of High Rents on Cost of Produc

tion, address, 546. Effects of Industrial Instability, address,

545. Overhead Costs, address, 546. Profits of Industrial Enterprises, address, 541.

Steel Prices, address, 541.

Land and Land Settlement: Rural Land Prices, address, 544.

Local Government Elections, q., 1189.

Minerals and Mining: Foreign Capital, address, 543.

Motor Vehicles: Names and Addresses of Drivers, q., 1989, 3208.

Price Control, address, 548.

Strikes: Effects on Industry, address, 545. Financial Implications, address, 542. Gains by Workers, address, 541. Loss in Wages, address, 544.

Cahill, The Hon C. J. (continued):

Trade, Retail: Discount Stores Operated by Labor Movement, address, 546.

Shopping Hours, q., 3207, 3390.

Valuer-General: Rural Land Values, address, 544.

Wool Price, address, 543.

Cahill, The Hon. James E.:

Ambulance Services: Moree, q., 1190, 1816.

Bills: Ambulance Service Bill, 2R., 5027. Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2766. Motor Traffic, Transport and Main Roads

(Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3468. Plant Diseases (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

1059. Wild Dog Destruction (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 3450.

Companies and Businesses: North West Smallgoods Pty Ltd, q., 535.

Fish Industry and Fishing: Sale of Hooks, p., 5019, 5418.

Meat Industry: Lamb and Mutton Glut, q., 3388.

Motor Vehicles: Additions to Sump Oil, q., 4558.

Pig Industry: North West Smallgoods Pty Ltd, q., 535. Tamworth Bacon Company, q., 940.

Postmaster-General's Department: Reorganization, q., 1814.

Railways: Butter Served in Dining Cars, q., 2637. Workshops, q., 103.

Cahill, Mr T. J. (Cook's River):

Aborigines: Neglected Children, p.o., 5101.

Abortion: Law, petition, 4201.

Air Pollution: Control Measures, appn., 2090.

Australian Constitution Convestion, p.o., 5378.

Device to Reduce Motor Engines Pollution, appn., 2090.

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Volumes 92-98

Cahill, Mr T. J. (continued);

Bills: Ambulance Service Bill, p.o., 4620, 4743. Appropriation Bill, Com., 2090. Botany Cemetery and Crematorium Bill,

int., 2929; 2R., 4245. Dentists (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1006; Com., 1107.

Industrial Arbitration (Further Amendment) Bill, p.o., 3920.

New South Wales Institute of Psychiatry (Amendment) Bill, int., 819; 2R., 2389; p.o., 2393.

Child Welfare: Mongoloid Children, q., 2540.

Health: Mongoloid Children, q., 3484.

Housing: Essential Repairs to Buildings, q., 3616. High-density Housing at Eastlakes, q.,

1695, 1329.

Local Government: Essential Repairs to Buildings, q., 3616.

Noise: Airport Noise and Land Zoning, adj., 5658, 5663.

Pollution: Botany Bay, q., 3255.

Railways: Land in Municipality of Botany, q., 673. Proposed Southern Suburbs Railway, q.,

Restrictive Trade Practices, q., 2043, 2803.

Springbox Tour, p.o., 613.

Welfare Services: Storm Damage, q., 4955.

Water Rate Rebates for T.P.I. Pensioners, q., 4528, 4711.

Calabro, The Hon. F.: Address in Reply, m.,' 635.

Australian Labor Party: Record in Office, address, 636.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2875. Metropolitan Water, Sewerage, and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, p.o., 5452; 2R., 5456.

State Planning Authority (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5589.

Government, State: Programme, address, 636.

Calabro, The Hon. F. (continued) :

Liberal Party: Record in Office, address, 636.

Primary Industry: Commonwealth and State Policy, address, 636.

Trade Unions: Industrial Policy, address, 637. Strike Policy, address, 637.

Cameron, Mr J. A., LL.M. (Northcott): Aborigines: Publicity of Aboriginal Activities, q., 4451.

Abortion: Rule of Law, p.o., 4861. Policy of Federal Leader of the Opposition, address, 182.

Address in Reply, m., 181; p.o., 230~ 377, 364, 464.

Assembly, Legislative: Maiden Speeches, address, 182. Members:

Honourable Member for Bass Hill, pers. expl., 206.

Honourable Member for Northcott, p.o., 464, 2254.

Australian Constitution Convention, q., 5378, 5830.

Beecroft Public School, adj., 98.

Bills: Local Government Appeals (Amendment)

Bill, 2R., 3140. Police Regulation (Amendment) Bill,

int., 3039. Therapeutic Goods and Cosmetics Bill,

2R., 2963.

Communism: Political System in Russia, address., 184. Role in Russia, address, 183. Women's Liberation Movement, adj., 2230.

Companies and Businesses: Firm Known as Planned Financial Management, q., 518, 732.

Courts and Legal Procedure: Law Day, q., 1873. Moral Code, address, 183. Separation of Judicial and Legisfative Arms of Government, address, 18'5.

SESSION 1971-72 ci

Cameron, Mr J. A., LL.M. (continued):

Crime and Criminals: Crime Rate in New South Wales, p.a., 558.

Death Duties, Probate: Delays in Handling Probate Applications, q., 1487.

Demonstrations: Liberal Party Beliefs in Good Citizenship, address, 186.

Education: Wyndham Scheme, m., 1779.

Elections and Electorates: Campbelltown, p.a., 377.

Government, State: Achievements, address, 181. Higher Productivity, q., 3878. Premier's New Year Message, q., 3878.

Health: Registration of Splint Makers and Surgical Appliance Manufacturers, q., 2922.

Industrial Arbitration and Conciliation: Conciliation and Arbitration, q., 5047.

Industrial Re1ations: Industrial Arbitration Legislation, q., 1957. Working Time Lost Through Strikes, ad

dress, 187.

International Affairs: Japanese Productivity, ·address, 187.

International Relations: Taiwan, Pilgrimage to Canberra, q., 2474.

Liberal Party: Address by Sir Robert Menzies, address,

182. Document We Believe: A Statement of

Liberal Party Beliefs, address, 183. Philosophy, address, 183. Protection of Minority Interests, address,

186. Support for Individuality, address, 184. Support for Rule of Law, address, 184.

Local Government: Rates on Vacant Land at Bogan Gate, adj., 5552.

Minerals and Mining: Extractive Industries, q., 2534.

Parliament: Car Park, q., 1168. Democratic R<>le, address, 183.

Pollution: Borden Chemical Company (Aust.) Pty Ltd, fJ.O., 908.

Sydney Harbour, q., 3734.

Population Growth in Sydney, q., 843.

Cameron, Mr J. A., LL.M. (continued):

Prices: Control, q., 5643. Cost of Living, p.o., 2174.

Railways: North Shore and Main Northern Line, q., 1605, 1610.

Retail Shopping Hours, petition, 5641.

Royal Commissions: Poem in Punch, p.a., 230.

Royal Family; Loyalty to the Crown, address, 183.

Salaries and Wages: Control, q., 5643.

Sport and Sporting Organizations: Turramurra Sport Complex, petition, 122.

State Emergency Services: Powers, q., 3251.

Taxation: Payroll Tax Rebates, q., 5260. Selective Pay1mll Tax, q., 2799.

Teachers: Construction of Colleges, q., 776. Federation, q., 558, 560. Intimidation, q., 293.

Trade, Retail: Pyramid Selling, q., 3351.

Transport and Services: Trolley Buses, q., 3479.

Workers' Compensation: Statement by Chief Secretary and Minister for Tourism and Sport, p.o., 123. ~

Chaffey, Mr W. A. (Tamworth):

Assembly, Legislative: Business of the House, p.o., 3118. Freedom of Speech, urgency, 2302; p.o., 2304.

General Business, Notice <>f Motions, pers, expl., 2178.

Ministerial Arrangements, adj., 5831. Notice of Dissent Motion, privilege, 1747. Public Galleries, privilege, 430; p.o., 433. Refusal by Mr Speaker to Insist on Identifying Writer of Letter, p.o., 1760.

Treasurer, Alleged Falsification of Accounts, urgency, 117l.

Australian Labor Party: Significance of 1st May, q., 1875.

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Volumes 92-98

Chaffey, Mr W. A. (continued): Chaffey, Mr W. A. (continued):

Bills: Ambulance Service Bill, int., 4411; p.o.,

4414, 4619; 2R., 4725. Conveyancing (Amendment) Bill, int.,

2831. Crown Lands and Other Acts (Amend

ment) Bill, int., 592. Egg Industry Stabilisation Bill, 2R., 3532;

q., 3349; Com., 3539, 3540, 3541, 3545, p.o., 3540.

Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, int., 595; p.o., 1443, 1536, 3933; Com., 1624, 1628.

Law Reform (Law and Equity) Bill, p.o., 5182.

Liquor (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5062. Marginal Dairy Farms Reconstruction Scheme Agreement Ratification Bill, int., 3133.

Pay-roll Tax Bill, p.o., 867. Supreme Court (Amendment) Bill, p.o.,

Bridges: Nepean River, p.o., 5183, 5184.

Cattle and Livestock Diseases, q., 4314.

Commonwealth-State Relations: Meeting of Transport Advisory Council,

privilege, 4531. State Rights, q., 4532.

Dairy Industry: North Coast, p.o., 4865, 4866.

Daylight Saving: Reintroduction, q., 4587.

Finance and Investment: Treasurer, Alleged Falsification of Accounts, urgency, 1111.

Health: Disposal of Ships' Garbage, q., 4314. National Fitness Camps, q., 351.

Hospitals at Tamworth, q., 4207.

Industrial Relations: Lawlessness in Industry, p.o., 915.

Land and Land Settlement: Sale of Crown Building Blocks, q., 3615.

Legal Profession: Attorney-General, p.o., 4868.

Minerals and Mining: Asbestos Mining at Baraba, q., p.o., 209.

Omnibus Services: Atlantean Buses, p.o., 3109.

Parliament: Privileges of Members, notice of motion, 2047.

Pollution: Biodegradable Detergents, q., 778.

Postmaster-General's Department: State Government Use of Services, q., 2921.

Notification by Post, q., 5262.

Reserves: Beekeeping in National Parks, q., 4960. Kelly's Bush, p.o., 1215.

Roads: Main Road and Trunk Road Levies, q., 1416.

Sewerage: Prince Henry Hospital, p.o., 734.

Social Welfare: Unmarried Mothers, p.o., 1499.

Sport and Sporting Organizations: Sporting Complex at Moore Park, q., 5646.

Town and Country Planning: Office for Tamworth, q., 4783.

Water: Use of School Buildings by Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission at Upper Manilla, q., 1329.

Clayton, The Hon. Sir Hector, E.D., B.A., LL.B.:

Bills: Companies (Amendment) Bill, Com., 2110, 2640.

Conveyancing (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4933.

Local Government (Newcastle Fruit and Vegetable Markets) Bill, 2R., 4768.

Committee of Subordinate Legislation, Member, 102.

Downing, Hon. R. R., Resignation, adj., 4215.

Clough, Mr J. A. (Eastwood):

Address in Reply, m., 368; p.o., 464.

Aged Persons: Housing, q., 3481.

Aircraft and Air Services: Airport Services, address, 371. Tullamarine Airport, address, 371.

Assembly, Legislative: Maiden Speeches, address, 369.

SESSION 1971-72 ciii

Clough, Mr J. A. (continued) :

Bills: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 1804. Companies (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1350. Housing (Amendment) Bill (No. 2), p.o.,

2843. Pay-roll Tax Bill, 2R., 830.

Chapman, W. L., Esq., a former Member of the Legislative Assembly, Death, m., 31.

Child Welfare: Training at Institutions, q., 5477.

Churches: Responsibility of Laity, address, 373.

Commonwealth-State Relations: Allocation of Finance, appn., 1809. Commonwealth Funds Surplus, appn.,

Computers and Electronic Data Processing: Information Banks, m., 4602.

Consumer Affairs Bureau, q., 666.

Dentists and Dental Services: United Dental Hospital of Sydney, q., 2799.

Economic Conditions: Inflation, appn., 1804.

Education: Free School Transport, q., 1083. Government Record, address, 372.

Finance and Investment: Accounting Procedures, appn., 1805. Commonwealth Grant, appn., 1805. State Deficit, appn., 1804.

Government, State: Achievements, address, 372.

Health: Government Record, addres1, 312. Referrals by School Medical Service, q., 433.

Typhoid Outbreak at Prince Henry Hospital, q., 2603.

Hospitals: Ryde District Soldiers Memorial, address, 369.

Industrial Arbitration and Conciliation: Decisions of Statutory Tribunals, address,

372. Industrial Lawlessness, m., 2055. Influence on Wage Fixing, appn., 1807. National Wage Case, appn., 1807.

Clough, Mr J. A. (continued) :

Insurance: Capital Reserves, appn., 1810. Government Insurance Office, appn., 1810. Third Party, appn., 1809.

Legal Aid, q., 4526.

Local Government: Planning in Eastwood Electorate, address, 369.

Pollution: Air Pollution from Motor Vehicles, q.,

559. Ministry of Environment Control, q.,

1488. Motor Vehicle Exhaust Emissions, q.,

Postmaster-General's Department: Allocation of Finance, appn., 1808.

Public Accounts Committee: First Report, 1244.

Public Service Salary Increases, appn., 1807.

Public Works Priorities, appn., 1809.

Railways: Capital Debt, address, 310; appn., 1806. Commonwealth Assistance, address, 371. Fare and Freight Increases, address, 371. Eastwood and Epping Railway Bridges, address, 369.

Losses, address, 310. National Asset, address, 371. National Revenue Allocation, address, 371. Pensions for Widows of Railwaymen, q., 2260.

Wage Increases for Employees, address, 370.

Roads: Balaclava Road, address, 369. Rutledge Street, Eastwood, address, 369.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Epping Boys High School, q., 5114. Epping Heights, q., 5259; address, 369. Marsfield Primary, q., 1875. North Epping, address, 369.

Taxation: Payroll Tax, appn., 1808.

Transport Finance and Policy: Charges on Government Services, appn.,

1806. Deficit of Government Transport Services, appn., 1806.

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Volumes 92-98

Clough, Mr J. A. (continued):

Universities: Representative of the Legislative Assembly on the Council of the Macquarie University, m., 1421.

Wages and Salaries: Assessment of Wage Rates, appn., 1806.

Commonwealth Advantage, appn., 1808. Increases, appn., 1806. Government Awards, appn., 1807.

Coady, Mr R. F. J. (Drummoyne):

Aircraft and Air Services: Second International Airport for Sydney, q., 352.

Bills: Library (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3368. Metropolitan Water, Sewerage, and Drain

age (Payment of Rates) Amendment Bill, int., 3623.

Metropolitan Water, Sewerage, and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, int., 4903.

Government, State: State Enterprises, .q., 842.

Road Safety: Seat Belts, q., 65. Secondary Road No. 2056, Municipality of Ashfield, q., 4450.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Dobroyd Point, q., 3254. Drummoyne Boys High, q., 2297. Haberfield Demonstration, q., 5473.

Water Rate Rebates for Pensioners, q., 1169.

Coates, Mr H. G. (Blue Mountains):

Bills: Appropriation Bill, Com., 2194. Government Railways (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 3960. Local Government (Payment of Rates)

Amendment Bill, 2R., 3750. Mines Rescue (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

5163. Motor Traffic, Transport and Main Roads

(Amendment) Bill, int., 2941.

Boy Scouts: Practice of Going on Trails, appn., 2195.

Cattle and Livestock: Disease "Staggers", q., 2745.

Electricity: Electric Light Poles, q., 3111.

Coates, Mr H. G. (continued):

Hazelbrook Primary School, q., 555.

Housing Commission Rents, q., 1322.

Mining: Clutha Development Pty Limited, Lease Applications, q., 1415.

Hough, M. W. J., Esq., a Former Member of the Legislative Assembly, m., 29.

Pensions for Railwaymen's Widows, q., 5041.

Railways: Blue Mountains Service, q., 4505. Fare and Freight Increases, q., 21.

Reserves: Allocation for Trusts, appn., 2195. Jenolan Caves Parking Area, q., 5644. Use of Word "Trail", appn., 2195. Work of Trusts, appn., 2195.

Road Safety: Traffic Lights at Lithgow High School, q., 2295.

State Planning Authority: Select Committee, m., 2494.

Town and Country Planning: Wollongong, p.o., 1727.

Cockerill, The Hon. F. H.:

Address in Reply, m., 549, 617.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2891. Coal Industry (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

1281. Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Superannuation) Further Amendment Bill, 2R., 4031.

Coal Mines Regulation (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5085.

Dentists (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4697, 4829, 4837.

Gaming and Betting (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3235.

General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, 2R., 3015.

Hunter District Water, Sewerage and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5462.

Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, p.a., 1852.

Industrial Arbitration (Further Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4050.

SESSION 1971-72 CV

Cockerill, The Hon. F. H. (continued) :

Bills (continued):

Local Government (Newcastle Fruit and Vegetable Markets) Bill, 2R., 4765, 4768.

Mines Rescue (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5232.

Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill, 2R., 3426. Newcastle Gas Company Limited Bill, 2R.,

1062. Port Kembla (Further Development) Bill,

2R., 1046. State Coal Mines (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

Council, Legislative: Resignations:

Hon. R. R. Downing, adj., 4276. Hon. J. J. Maloney, adj., 4276.

Dockyard, State: Floating Dock, address, 619. Newcastle Graving Dock, q., 4926.

Economic Conditions: Poverty, address, 550.

Education: Allocation, address, 550. Allocations for Government Schools,

address, 611. State Aid to Independent Schools, address,

Finances and Policy: Deficit Budgets, address, 618. Government Borrowings, address, 618.

Government, State: Office Blocks, address, 619. Treatment of Newcastle, address, 620.

Harbours: Newcastle, address, 619.

House Committee, Member, 102.

Housing: High Rent Charges, address, 549.

Industrial Arbitration and Conciliation: Overaward Payments, address, 549.

Landlord and Tenant Act: Rents, address, 549.

Local Government Rates, q., 4763, 5418.

Public Works: State Office Block in Newcastle, q., 5555.

Railways: Newcastle Station, address, 618.

Road Safety: Speed Limits, q., 2637. I

Cockerill, The Hon. F. H. (continued) :

Strikes: Worker's Right to Strike, address, 550.

Teachers: Industrial Action, address, 617.

Trades and Trade Unions: Amalgamation of Unions, q., 4644, 4645. Effect on Living Standards, address, 549. Effect on Working Conditions, address,

Colborne, The Hon. C.:

Bills: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2704. Companies (Amendment) Bill, Com.,

2669. Industrial Arbitration (Further Amend

ment) Bill, 2R., 4055; p.o., 4064. Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill, 2R., 3419. Sydney Opera House (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 5603. Trading Stamps Bill, 2R., 5211; Com.,

5218, 5219.

Leave of Absence, 7.

Medical Practitioners' Fees, q., 4820.

Pollution: Beach, q., 3777.

Printing Committee, Member, 102.

Reserves: Government Policy, q., 5345.

Sewerage Treatment Works, q., 4821.

Sydney Airport Access Roads, q., 4559, 5074.

Trade, Retail: Trading Stamps, p.o., 3107.

Trades and Trade Unions: Membership, q., 1731. Secret Ballot Legislation, q., 1670, 1731.

Coleman, Mr W. P., B.A., M.Sc.(Econ.) (Fuller):

Aborigines: Drunkenness, q., 3616.

Air Pollution: Photochemical Smog, q., 2920.

Art Gallery of New South Wales: Art Collection, loan appn., 2556. Catalogue of Art Treasures, q., 513.

cvi INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 92-98

Coleman, Mr W. P., B.A., M.Sc. (Econ.) (continued):

Assembly, Legislative: Maiden Speeches, address, 251. Notices of Motion, p.o., 973.

Child Welfare: Latch-Key Children, q., 5471. Metropolitan Children's Court, q., 23.

Communism: Communist Influence in Teachers Federa

tion Executive, address, 255. Divisions of Communist Party of Australia, address, 254.

Computers and Electronic Data Processing: Information Banks, m., 2806, 4609.

Courts and Legal Procedure: Concrete Pipes Case, q., 845.

Crime and Criminals: Statistics, q., 4202.

Culture and the Arts: Advisory Bodies' Advice, loan appn., 2556.

Education: Foreign Language Courses, q., 1757. '

Firearms Legislation, q., 2477.

Health: Canadian Royal Commission on Health Services, loan appn., 2555.

Donations of Vital Organs by Motor Drivers, q., 1693.

Kidney Donors, adj., 2591, 3203. Nursing Homes, q., 1956.

Hospitals: Commonwealth-State Financial Arrange-ments, loan appn., 2554.

Gladesville, loan appn., 2555. Honorary System, q., 779. Major Ryde Psychiatric Centre, loan appn., 2555.

North Ryde Psychiatric Centre, loan appn., 2555.

Teaching, loan appn., 2554.

Industrial Arbitration and Conciliation: Penal Clauses in Legislation, q., 212.

International Affairs: Aid to Cambodia, q., 3478.

Land and Land Settlement: Clarke's Point and Pulpit Point, adj., 3770.

Coleman, Mr W. P., B.A., M.Sc. (Econ.) (continued):

Motor Vehicles: Fatal Accidents, Kidney Donations by Drivers, adj., 2591.

Museum, The Australian: Melanesian Art, q., 2535; loan appn., 2556.

Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences: Transfer to New Site, loan appn., 2556.

National Parks and Wildlife Service, q., 355.

Ombudsman, q., 2794.

Omnibus Services: Atlantean Buses, q., 3879. Use of Liquid Propane, q., 4449, 5266.

Opera House: Concept, q., 4958.

Pollution: Lane Cove River, q., 2261. Photochemical Smog, q., 3620.

Prisons and Prisoners: Rehabilitation of Prisoners, q., 556. Work-Release Programme, q., 1417.

Roads: Lane Cove Valley Expressway, Horsley Park Open Space Corridor, adj., 5413.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Fuller Electorate, loan appn., 2557. Hunters Hill High, p.o., 2044; adj., 2103. North Ryde Public, adj., 1388. North Ryde, loan appn., 2551.

State Planning Authority: Kelly's Bush and Pulpit Point, adj., 3770.

Teachers: Australian School of Pacific Administra-tion, p.o., 294.

Duties, address, 253. Federation Suggestions, address, 252. Federation Policy, address, 254. Salaries, address, 251. Shortage, address, 251. Statement by Miss O'Riordan, address,

252. Teaching Standards, address, 251. Voting at Union Elections, address, 256.

Theatre and Films: Air Programmes International, adj., 4343. Exhibition of Film "Stockade", q., 3255. New South Wales Film Unit, q., 4708.

Tourist Activities: Tourist Value of Art Galleries and Museums, loan appn., 2556.

SESSION 1971-72 cvii

Connellan, The Hon. L. P.: Abattoirs: Meat Industry Authority, address, 54.

Agriculture: Grain Storage, address, 55. Locust Plague, q., 1548. Mastitis Programme, address, 54.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2713. Botany Cemetery and Crematorium Bill,

2R., 4774. Closer Settlement and Public Reserves

Fund (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1067. Crown Lands and Other Acts (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1470.

Dentists (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4655; p.o., 4832.

Forestry, Soil Conservation and Other Acts Bill, 2R., 5740.

Land Tax (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3581. Library (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3576. Local Government (Payment of Rates)

(Amendment) Bill, Com., 3791. Metropolitan Water, Sewerage, and Drain

age (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5452. Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill, 2R., 3405. National Parks and Wildlife (Amend-ment) Bill, p.o., 1300.

Payroll Tax Bill, Com., 1205. Regional Organisation Bill, 2R., 5633. Rural Assistance Bill, 2R., 4010. Silverton Tramway Land Vesting Bill, 2R.,

4358. State Emergency Services and Civil Defence Bill, Com., 4572.

States Grants (Rural Reconstruction) Agreement Ratification Bill, 2R., 1550, 1552.

Bridges: Subsidies to Local Government, address, 55.

Cattle and Livestock: Brucellosis and Tuberculosis, address, 55.

Dairy Industry: Dairy Industry Authority of New South Wales, address, 53.

Dairy Industry Prices Tribunal, address, 53.

Research, address, 53.

Decentralization and Development: Urban and Rural Developments, address, 48.

Connellan, The Hon. L. P. (continued):

Economic Conditions: National Development, address, 48. National Economic Imbalance, address, 51.

Education: Colleges of Advanced Education, address,

Post-secondary Agricultural Education, address, 54.

Technical, address, 55.

Government, State: Record in Office, address, 55.

Meat Industry: Liveweight Selling Scales, address, 54.

Pig Industry: Slaughtering, q., 4924.

Population: Changing Patterns of Urban Development, address, 50.

Distribution in New South Wales, address, 50.

Drift from Country Towns, address, 50. Primate Cities, address, 50. Socio Economic Pattern of Sydney, ad

dress, 51. Special Purpose Urban Settlements,

address, 49. Trade Requirements, address, 49. Urbanization, address, 50.

Primary Industry: Farm Buildings, address, 53. Proposed Financial Agency, m., 1398. Rural Reconstruction, address, 52. Rural Reconstruction Board, address, 52.

Sewerage: Murrumbidgee Valley, q., 943. Services in Country Towns, address, 55. Sydney Farm Produce Market Authority,

address, 54.

Taxation: Road Transport Co-ordination Tax, q., 5074.

State, address, 51.

Timber, Royalties, q., 4266.

Trade, Export and Import: Exports of Primary Products, address, 51.

Trade, Retail: Customer Demands, address, 49.

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Volumes 92-98

Connellan, The Hon. L. P. (continued) :

Water: Dam Construction, address, 55. Schemes in Country Areas, address, 55.

Wheat Quotas, address, 51.

Wool: Assistance to Industry, address, 52. Decline in Price, address, 51. Importance to National Economy, address, 51.

Coulter, The Hon. W.R.: Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill, 2R., 3433.

Cowan, Mr D. B. (O:xley):

Aborigines: Neglected Children, q., 5101.

Agriculture: Fire Weed, appn., 2380.

Assembly, Legislative: Maiden Speeches, address, 261.

Australian Labor Party: Policy on Form of Government, address, 262.

Bills: Ambulance Service Bill, 2R., 4730. Appropriation Bill, Com., 2079, 2380. Auctioneers and Agents (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4477.

Coff's Harbour Boat-harbour Works Bill, 2R., 5152.

Forestry, Soil Conservation and Other Acts Bill, 2R., 5679.

Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, urgency, 1324; 2R., 1611.

State Emergency Services and Civil Defence Bill, int., 2611.

Country Party: Record, address, 262. Success of Candidate, address, 263.

Dairy Industry: Authority, appn., 2380. Labor Party Policy, appn, 2380. Stabilization, appn., 2380.

Decentralization and Development: Governments, address, 262.

Cowan, Mr D. B. (continued):

Education: Advocacy of Strikes by Teachers, address, 264.

New Buildings, address, 264. Technical Training, address, 264.

Election and Electorates: Country Representation in Parliament, address, 263.

Government, State: Three-tier System, address, 262.

Industry, Primary: Advance to Settlers Agency Fund, q., 436, 2802.

Costs, q., 4708. Decline in Markets, address, 263. Subsidies, address, 263.

Local Government: Government Assistance, address, 264.

Pastures Protection Boards: Regional Boundaries, appn., 2381.

Taxation: Tax for Tourism, appn., 2080.

Thirty-five Hour Week: Effect in Dairy Industry, address, 264.

Tourist Activities: Government Assistance, appn., 2079. Government Loans, appn., 2080. Government Services, appn., 2079. Local Officers, q., 1210. National Parks, appn., 2079. North Coast, appn., 2080. Oversea Journeys by Chief Secretary and

Minister for Tourism and Sport, appn., 2079.

Smaller Tourist Resorts, appn., 2079. World Travel Congress, q., 2542. Zoning of State, appn., 2079.

Cox, Mr P. F. (Auburn):

Abattoirs: Meat Inspection, appn., 2335, 2383.

Agriculture: Pet Food Processing, appn., 2382.

Aircraft and Air Services: Second International Airport for Sydney, · p.o., 898.

Australian Labor Party: Significance of 1st May, q., 1875.

SESSION 1971-72 cix

Cox, Mr P. F. (continued):

Assembly, Legislative: Precedence of Busi· ness, p.o., 5108.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, p.o., 1892; Com., 2335, 2382.

Government Railways and Transport (Amendment) Bill, int., 3489, 3758; 2R., 3956, 3963.

Motor Traffic, Transport and Main Roads (Amendment) Bill, int., 2936; 2R., 3197; Com., 3199.

Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill, int., 2931; 2R., 3170, 4147; Com., 3189, 3190, 3191.

Motor Vehicles (Third Party Insurance) Amendment Bill, int., 4962; 2R., 5546.

Pay-roll Tax Bill, 2R., 828; p.o., 829. Standard Time Bill, 2R., 1715; p.o., 1714. Trading Stamps Bill, p.o., 4998. Transport Employees Retirement Benefits

(Amendment) Bill, int., 2616; 2R., 3324.

Coal Industry: Coal Freight, pers. expl., 4531.

Companies and Businesses: Life Funds of Australia Limited, urgency, 5785, 5787.

Country Party: Strength, address, 301.

Factories, Shops and Industries Act: Pet Food Factories, appn., 2382.

Government, State: Criticism by Honourable Member for Lismore, address, 301.

Industry, Primary and Secondary; Pet Food Processing, appn., 2335, 2382.

Insurance: Cosmopolitan Insurance Company Limited, adj., 4166.

Motor Vehicle, m., 2319; q., 3476.

Local Government: Auburn Municipal Council Works Depots, adj., 899.

Meat Industry: Hygiene in Handling of Meat, appn., 2335. Pet Food Processing, appn., 2382.

Motor Vehicles: Motor Traffic Act Disallowance of Regu

lation, m., 5652, 5657; p.o., 5653. Repair Costs, m., 2319. Taxation, q., 4367, 5267.

Omnibus Service: Fare Increases, address, 302.

Cox, Mr P. F. (continued):

Police Traffic Branch Resignations, q., 3882, 5262, 5783.

Poultry Industry: Inspection of Processing, appn., 2335.

Prisons and Prisoners: Bathurst Gaol, p.o., 1892.

Railways: Age of Electric Rail Cars, address, 303. Clutha Development Pty Limited, address,

305; q., 774. Decline in Patronage and Revenue, adj.,

4869, 4879. Deficit, address, 303. Double-deck Power Cars, address, 303. Duplication of Lines, address, 303. Eastern Suburbs, q., 209; address, 303;

q., 3024. Employees' Wages, address, 304. Fare Increases, address, 301; q., 2258. Fares to Blue Mountains Electorate, address, 302.

Freight on Coal, address, 305. Freights, address, 304. Government Railways Act:

Disallowance of By-laws, m., 1332, 1337.

Disallowance of Freight Rate By-law, m., 1339, 1343.

Locomotives and Rolling Stock, q., 1484. North Shore and Main Northern Line,

p.o., 1610, 1611. Representations of Honourable Member for Casino, address, 305.

Service Delays, address, 302. Stoppages by Employees, address, 303. Weekly Tickets, address, 302.

Road Safety: Police Motor Cycles, q., 2601.

Social Welfare: Unmarried Mothers, p.o., 1499.

Taxation: Evasion of Road Tax, q., 1166, 2372. Payroll, address, 302.

Teachers Federation, p.o., 559.

Totalizator Agency Board: Country Race Clubs, address, 302.

Transport, Finance and Policy: Inquiry, 4786. Labor Policy, address, 302.

Welfare: Unmarried Mothers Questionnaire, p.o., 1496.

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Crabtree, Mr W. F. (Kogarah): Crabtree, Mr W. F. (continued):

Abortion: Rule of Law, p.o., 4858, 4860.

Address in Reply, p.o., 186, 379; m., 463.

Aged Persons: Housing, address, 465.

Aircraft and Air Services: Second Interna-tional Airport for Sydney, address, 463.

Animals: Dingo Destruction in Upper Hunter Electorate, p.o., 562.

Assembly, Legislative: Allegations of Labor Opposition, p.o., 1092.

Freedom of Speech, p.o., 2302. Honourable Member for Corrimal, p.o., 328, 329.

Members: Honourable Member for Bass Hill, p.o., ,206.

Honourable Member for Miranda, address, 463.

Honourable Member for Northcott, address, 464.

Standing Orders Committee, m., 132.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, p.o., 1894, 1979, 1982. Co-operation (Amendment) Bill, int., 3360; 2R., 4543.

Credit Union (Amendment) Bill, int., 521; 2R., 607; Com., 612.

Dentists (Amendment) Bill, int., 591; p.o., 759, 760; 2R., 1013; Com., 1105.

Housing (Amendment) Bill, int., 1346. Housing (Amendment) Bill (No. 2), 2R.,

1722; p.o., 1722, 1723; 2R., 2447; p.o., 1723, 2842; Com., 2837, 2840.

Housing Indemnities (Amendment) Bill, int., 522.

Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, p.o., 596, 603, 1536.

Liquor (Amendment) Bill, Com., 5121, 5129.

Motor Traffic, Transport and Main Roads (Amendment) Bill, int., 2941.

Pay-roll Tax Bill, Com., 870. Permanent Building Societies (Amendment) Bill, int., 3041; 2R., 4332.

Bills (continued) :

Silverton Tramway Land Vesting Bill, 2R., 4242.

Charitabie Organizations: Liaison with Legacy, q., 435.

Companies, Life Funds of Australia Ltd, p.o., 5787.

Courts and Legal Procedure: Jurors Fees, p.o., 1894.

Housing: Acquisition of Land, m., 847. Allocation, loan appn., 2558. Commonwealth-State Agreement, address, 467; loan appn., 2559.

Co-operative Building Societies, loan appn., 2559.

Government Record, address, 464. Social Significance, loan appn., 2558. Statistics, loan appn., 2558.

Housing Commission: Construction Record, address, 465. Land at Lurnea, q., 1325, 1419; urgency,

1696. Rents, address, 465. Waiting List, address, 465.

Industrial Arbitration: Penal Clauses in Legislation, p.o., 214.

Land and Land Settlement: Acquisition of Land by Housing Com

mission, m., 847. Crown Land Interest Rate, address, 466.

Landlord and Tenant Act: Wealthy Tenants, address, 466.

Liberal Party: Booklet We Believe: A Statement of Liberal Party Beliefs, p.o., 186.

Philosophy, address, 1464. The Hon. J. G. Gorton, address, 464.

Maritime Services Board: Botany Bay Re-search Station, loan appn., 2560.

Parking: Bus Strikes, p.o., 3877.

Parliament: Film of Proceedings, q., 518.

Pollution: Botany Bay Oil Discharge, loan appn.,

2560. Georges River Oysters, q., 3114. Petrol Spillage in Botany Bay, q., 5379.

SESSION 1971-72 cxi

Crabtree, Mr W. F. (continued) :

Railways: Allawah Station, 175. lllawarra Services, p.o., 1414.

Schools, at Sans Souci, loan appn., 2560.

Sydney Harbour National Park, p.o., 96.

Teachers Federation, p.o., 559.

Trade Unions: Australian Railways Union, pers. expl., 1420.

Transport, Finance and Policy: Patronage Decline, q., 293.

Wages and Salaries: Payment into Bank Accounts, .p.o., 2256, 2257.

Crawford, The Hon. G. R., D.C.M. (Barwon):

Abattoir: Control of Hexachloro-Benzine, q., 4530. Homebush Abattoir Export Standards, q., 4527, 4588.

Meat Industry Authority, appn., 2347. Meat Inspection, q., 93.

Agriculture: Banana Weevil Borer, q., 67. Education, appn., 2349. Fertilizer Prices, q., 2804. Fruit Canning and Leeton Co-operative Cannery, q., 5263.

Grasshopper Plague, q., 774. Grasshopper Plague Control Campaign, appn., 2349.

Hailstorm Damage to Crops in Southern New South Wales, q., 2040.

Marketing of Oil Seeds, q., 5381. Price of Fertilizers, q., 211. Regional Headquarters for Gunnedah, q.,

5046. Rural Economy, Select Committee, m.,

Animals: Pet Food Industry, appn., 2347.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, Com., 2346. Dairy Industry Authority (Amendment) Bill, int., 3899; 2R., 4130.

Egg Industry Stabilisation Bill, int., 2617, 2620; q., 3349; 2R., 3509; Com., 3539, 3541, 3542, 3543, 3544.

Crawford, The Hon. G. R., D.C.M. (continued):

Bills (continued):

Housing Indemnities (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 676.

Meat Industry (Amendment) Bill, int., 4459; 2R., 4808.

Meat Industry Authority (Amendment) Bill, int., 4961; 2R., 5718.

Plant Diseases (Amendment) Bill, int., 526; 2R., 699, 706.

Wheat Quotas Bill, int., 3489; 2R., 3685, 3695.

Butter: Butter and Vegetable Oil Mixture q.,

2368. Butter Fat and Vegetable Oil Mixture, q.,

1756. Production, q., 3251.

Cattle and Livestock: Brucellosis and Tuberculosis Campaign,

appn., 2348. Disease "Staggers", q., 2795. Diseases, q., 4314. Stock Diseases from Vietnam, q., 3023.

Dairy Industry: Allegations of Honourable Member for Campbelltown, appn., 2347.

Compensation for Dairy Farmers, urgency, 1878.

Labor Policy, appn., 2348. New Zealand Imports, q., 2915. North Coast, appn., 2347. North Coast Dairy Farmers, q., 4447. On North Coast, urgency, 4866. Product called "Life is Milk", appn., 2348. Registration of Additional Dairies, appn.,

2348. Retail Margins of North Coast Milk Vendors, q., 2040.

Smithtown Milk Factory, q., 2594.

Grain Elevators Board: Handling, Port of Sydney, q., 2362. Plant at Glebe, q., 2362. Storage for Coarse Grain, q., 552.

Health: Disposal of Ships Garbage, q., 4314. Heart Disease, q.

Industry, Primary: Grasshopper Plague, q., 966.

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Crawford, The Hon. G. R., D.C.M. (continued) :

Land Lease Granted to Brambles Industrial Services, q., 1745.

Margarine: Allied Mills Ltd, q., 4200. Edible Seed Crops, q., 1869. High Court Judgment, q., 4707.

Meat Industry: Hygiene in Handling of Meat, appn., 2347.

Referendum on Meat Marketing, q., 5042. Synthetic Meat, q., 208.

Milk: Freight Charge, q., 3026. Production, q., 1870.

Poisoning of Rabbits: Use of Formula 1080, q., 4862.

Poultry Industry: Egg Industry Stabilisation Bill, q., 3349. Imported Poultry Meat, q., 4530, 4960. Inspection of Processing, appn., 2347. Licensing Legislation, q., 2047.

Royal Botanic Gardens: Daylight Saving, q., 901, 2603.

Tick Control: Kempsey District, appn., 2346.

Wheat: Draft Legislation Document, q., 3117. Quotas, q., 729, 4309. Storage, q., 2362. Wheatgrowing by Poultry Farmers, q.,

Cutler, The Hon. C. B., E.D., (Orange): Architects: Offences under Act, q., 1747.

Australian Labor Party: Industrial Policy, appn., 1899.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 1897. Higher Education (Amendment) Bill, int., 2621; 2R., 3275, 3290; Com., 3294.

Sydney Grammar School (Amendment) Bill, int., 5268; 2R., 5719.

Teaching Service Bill, cons. amdt, 4454.

Cutler, The Hon. C. B., E.D. (continued) :

Budget, 1971-72: Budget Balancing, appn., 1897. Deficit, appn., 1897. Opposition Criticism, appn., 1897.

Coal Industry: Coalcliff Loader, p.o., 1033, 1034, 1035.

Communist Party: Influence in Schools, q., 1212.

Decentralization: Government's Activities, appn., 1899.

Economic Conditions: Inflationary Pressures, appn., 1898.

Education: Away-from-home Allowances, q., 292. Examinations, q., 2436. Foreign Languages, q., 1757. Government's Expenditure, appn., 1900. High School Enrolments, q., 771. Isolated Areas, q., 4315, 4526. Migrants, q., 1953. Regional Control, q., 4856. Secondary School Curriculum, q. 4957. Senior Secondary Scholarships, q., 4707. Slow Learners, q., 901. Sport and Choice of Electives, q., 1605. State Aid, q., 960; appn., 1901. Survey, q., 1409. Technical, q., 770, 1693. Television, q., 1749. Tertiary in Western Suburbs, q., 5383.

Employment: Retraining of Rural workers, q., 515. Statistics, appn., 1897. Video-Tape Recorders, q., 3023.

Industrial Growth, appn., 1898.

Industrial Strikes and Disputes, appn., 1899.

National Fitness Camps, q., 357.

Primary Industry: Financial Difficulties, appn., 1899.

Road Safety: Lithgow High School, q., 2295.

Schools, High Schools and Technical Colleges: Air-conditioning in Western Districts, q.,

2920. Ancillary Staff, appn., 1901.

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Cutler, The Hon. C. B., E.D. (continued):

· Schools, High Schools and Technical Col-leges (continued) :

Beacon Hill High, q., 669. Beecroft, adj., 100. Beecroft Infants, q., 354. Blacktown High, q., 515. Broken Hill, q., 351. Charlestown Infants, q., 5779. Co-education High School for Rozelle, q., 961.

Colleges of Advanced Education, q., 292, 1084.

Communist Party Influence, q., 1212. Country Boarding, q., 2259. Cox's Road, North Ryde, q., 2293. Darcy Road, q., 2259. Distribution of Women's Lib Publication,

q., 2045, 2179. Dobroyd Point, q., 3254. Drummoyne Boys High, q., 2297. Dural and. Round Corner, adj., 1033. East Corrimal Primary, q., 1090. East Corrimal, q., 1757. Endeavour High, Assembly Hall, q.,

2436. Epping Boys High, q., 5774. Epping Heights, q., 5259. Fort Street Girls High, q., 2254, 4706. Glebe, q., 3113. Haberfield Demonstration, q., 5473. Hamilton Primary, q., 5475. Hazelbrook Primary, q., 555. High School for Mortdale, q., 1162. High Schools in Illawarra Electorate, q.,

3472. Kingswood South Public, q., 4587. Leichhardt Girls Junior High, q., 1409. Libraries, q., 2539. Lithgow High, q., 2296. Liverpool Public, adj., 4426; q., 5650.

Liverpool West Public, q., 5771. Manly Boys High, Promotion of Master, q., 3115.

Mansfield, q., 1875. Mortdale East, q., 900. Mount Druitt Housing Areas, q., 4957. Mulwaree High, q., 4953. Narwee High, Assembly Hall, q., 1753.

Cutler, The Hon. C. 8., E.D. (continued) :

Schools, High Schools and Technical Col-leges (continued) :

New Technical College, q., 3109. North Ryde, adj., 1389. Openings, q., 2294. Penshurst West, q., 1408. Placement of Secondary Students, q.,

1486. Playground Supervision, q., 1601, 1609. Responsibilities on South Coast, q., 1213. Resumption of Land, adj., 2997. Rosehill Junior Girls High, q., 2535. St Mary's High, q., 841. Security at Cabramatta High, q., 1162. Senior High Schools at Newcastle, q., 438.

Smith Hill Girls High, q., 3113. Sports Periods, q., 63. Swimming Classes, q., 2169. Technical College at Dapto, q., 2793. Temporary Classrooms, q., 771. Toongabbie East, q., 1952, 3118. Upper Manilla, q., 1330. Vandalism, q., 5473. Warrawong High School Library, q., 4708, 5783.

West Ryde Public, q., 4582. Wollongong, q., 778, 2371.

School Transport: Free, q., 1083.

Street, Hon. Sir Kenneth Whistler, K.C.M.G., K.St.J., Lieutenant-Governor of New South Wales, Death, m., 4290.

Teachers: Annex of Balmain College, q., 3021. Armidale College, q., 1873. Australian School of Pacific Administra-

tion, q., 294. Balmain College, q., 2594. Bonds, q., 670, 5642. Charge Against Teacher at Orange High

School, q., 5258. Charges Under Teaching Service Act, q.,

5473. Degrees, q., 559. Diploma of Education, q., 5045. Federation Directive, q., 437. Federation Policy, q., 560. Hoggan, Mrs D. M., q., 2371, 2482.

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Cutler, The Hon. C. B., E.D. (continued):

Intimidation, q., 293. Lismore College, q., 1167. Losses, q., 1603. Recruitment, appn., 1901. Resignations, q., 3109.

Salaries, q., 966. Scholarships, q., 769, 961, 4448. Shortage, q., 356. Sports Periods, appn., 1901.

Statistics, q., 900. Student Allowances, q., 667. Television Campaign, q., 126. Training, appn., 1901. Use of Assembly Halls for Mass Meetings, q., 5780.

Vacancies, q., 5257. Wastage Rate, q., 354.

Universities: Campbelltown, q., 900. Fees, urgency, 3030. Government Loans to Students, q., 2476. Grants, q., 1690. Land Reserves, q., 1600. Open, q., 1599. Schools at Macquarie University, q.,

3250. Wollongong University College, q., 4953.

Wages and Salaries: State Employees, appn., 1898.

Darby, Mr E. D., B.Ec. (Manly): Addre_ss in Reply, m., 305.

Australian Constitution Convention, m., 5828.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, Com., 2279. Credit Union (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

608. Dentists (Amendment) Bill, p.o., 5051. New South Wales Institute of Psychiatry

(Amendment) Bill, Com., 2393. Standard Time Bill, 2R., 1700. State Emergency Services and Civil Defence Bill, 2R., 4228.

Trading Stamps Bill, int., 4400. Therapeutic Goods and Cosmetics Bill, int., 1100.

Darby, Mr E. D., B.Ec. (continued):

Decentralization: City Congestion, address, 306. Industry, address, 307.

Education: Driving Instruction, q., 1602. Indoctrination of Students, appn., 2279. Parents Responsibility, appn., 2280.

Sex, appn., 2280.

Health: Naturopathy, adj., 2358. Pre-natal Care, appn., 2281.

Venereal Disease, q., 5475.

Motor Vehicles: Disposal, q., 1947. Give-Way-to-the-Right Rule, q., 2802. Stolen, q., 4089.

Parliament House: Location, address, 306.

Prisoners: Periodic Sentences, q., 1086.

Rabbit Traps, q., 4313.

Railways: Underground, q., 354.

Road Safety: Signs, q., 841, 1332. Traffic Mirrors, q., 1950.

Sydney Harbour National Park, q., 1327.

Taiwan Steel Works, q., 3111.

Town and Country Planning: Relocation of Capital, address, 308.

Wages and Salaries: Payment into Bank Accounts, adj., 1810; q., 2255; m., 4881.

Davis, The Hon. Margaret:

Bills: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2724. Pharmacy (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3241. Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

Drugs: Thefts from Pharmacies, q., 2732, 3002.

Lotteries: Reader's Digest, q., 3775.

O'Connell, Hon. H. D., M.L.C., Death, m., 4264.

SESSION 1971-72 cxv

Day, Mr D. (Casino): Address in Reply, m., 256.

Bills: Ambulance Service Bill, p.o., 4412. Appropriation Bill, p.o., 2352; Com., 2355,

2378. Coff's Harbour Boat-harbour Works Bill,

2R., 5143. Dairy Industry Authority (Amendment)

Bill, 2R., 4126. General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, Com., 2569.

Marginal Dairy Farms Reconstruction Scheme Agreement Ratification Bill, int., 3132; 2R., 3549.

Regional Organization Bill, int., 5483; 2R., 5696; Com., 5714.

Standard Time Bill, 2R., 1665.

Bridges: North Coast, address, 260.

Conciliation and Arbitration, p.o., 5048.

Dairy Industry: Authority, appn., 2357. Casino Labor Party Campaign Director,

p.o., 2352. Compensation for Farmers, urgency, 1878. Guaranteed Price for Butter, appn., 2355. Milk Zone, appn., 2356, 2357, 2378. North Coast, appn., 2355, 2378; urgency,

4864; p.o., 4866. Problems, appn., 2378. Quotas, appn., 2358.

Decentralization and Development: Allocations of Funds, loan appn., 2569. Administration Expenses, loan appn., 2571. Expenditure, loan appn., 2571. Expenditure from Country Industries

Assistance Fund, q., 5770. Freight Concessions, loan appn., 2571;

p.o., 2571. Government Policy, q., 2367. Government Record, Loan appn., 2572. Government's Shortcomings, address, 256. Incentives, loan appn., 2572; urgency, 4453.

State Planning Authority, q., 903.

Eastern Suburbs Railway: Priority, address, 258.

Economic Conditions: Rural Areas, m., 1503.

Day, Mr D. (continued):

Elections and Electorates: Casino, address, 256. Redistributions, address, 257.

Fertilizer Price, q., 211, 2804.

Fish Industry: Tuna Trawlers, adj., 1456.

Forests: Pine Plantings, North Coast, appn., 2356.

Harbours: Iluka Harbour, address, 258.

Local Government: Acquisitions, q., 2434. Voting System, q., 2431.

Milk: North Coast Vendors, m., 4864.

Minerals and Mining: Limestone, p.o., 2574. Mineral Exploration Licences, q., 4778.

Pig Industry: Sale of Store Pigs, appn., 2357.

Population: New South Wales Zones, q., 5769.

Primary Industries: Rural Crisis, address, 261.

Railways: Eastern Suburbs, loan appn., 2570.

Roads: Expenditure on Country Roads, q., 5770. Kyogle-Brisbane, address, 259. Needs Survey, q., 1602, 2048. North Coast, address, 259. Summerland Way, Kyogle, q., 3352; adj.,

3965. Vehicular Ferries, address, 260.

Town and Country Planning: County of Cumberland, loan appn., 2570. Government's Policy, address, 261.

Transport: Loan Allocations, loan appn., 2570.

Deane, Mr B. S. L. (Hawkesbury):

Airports: Sydney: q., 1084, 1165.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 1924. Windsor Municipal Council (Hobartville

Public Reserve) Bill, 2R., 2624, 2628.

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Deane, Mr B. S. L. (continued) :

Commonwealth-State Relations: FinanciaL appn., 1925.

Education: Problems, appn., 1925. , Wyndham Scheme, appn., 1925.

Health: Alocation of Funds, appn., 1924.

Hospitals: Westmead, appn., 1926.

Industrial Unrest, appn., 1925.

Primary Industry: Financial Difficulties, appn., 1925.

Schools at Dural and Round Comer, adj., 1032.

State Planning Authority: Campbelltown, q., 1951.

Teachers' Salaries, appn., 1926.

Degen, Mr R. C. (Balmain):

Agriculture: Storage of Coarse Grains, q., 552.

Bills: Auctioneers and Agents (Amendment) Bill, Com., 4485.

Maritime Services (Amendment) Bill, int., 2605.

Racing (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4121. Second-hand Dealers and Collectors

(Amendment) Bill, 2R., 710. Standard Time Bill, int., 1001; 2R., 1658. State Emergency Services and Civil Defence Bill, int., 2610; 2R., 4226.

Boxing and Wrestling: Control, q., 4783.

Bridges: Second Crossing of Sydney Harbour, q., 1480.

Child Welfare: Adoption Orders, q., 837. Foster Homes, q., 2792.

Coal: Balmain Loader, q., 2594.

Dredging: Container Terminals, q., 2472. Peacock Point, q., 4197.

Drugs: Hypodermic Needles and Syringes, q., 5093.

Ferry Services: Darling St., q., 2293.

Degen, Mr R. C. (continued):

Fish and Fishing Industry: Promotion, m., 4393.

Gas Storage, q., 1320.

" Land Lease at Glebe Island to Brambles In-dustrial Services, q., 1745.

Landlord and Tenant Act: Wealthy Tenants, q., 2290.

Maritime Services Board: Container Berths at Glebe Island, q.,

2594. Container Depot at Rozelle, q., 4195. Container Terminal, q., 2253. New Container Terminal, q., 3250. Glebe Island Container Terminal, q.,

Pet Foods, q., 516, 2438.

Pollution: Control, q., 2593. Sydney Harbour, q., 4195.

Public Works: Leasing of Trucks, q., 3021.

Roads: North-West Expressway, q., 1871. Traffic Inquiry, q., 4090.

Schools: Co-education High School for Rozelle, q.,

961. Leichhardt Girls Junior High, q., 1409. Temporary Classrooms, q., 771.

Storage of Caissons, q., 4279.

Superannuation: Trimmer Committee Report, q., 841.

Transport Inquiry, q., 4090.

Teachers: Annex of Balmain College, q., 3021. Balmain College, q., 2594.

Valuation of Land at Leichhardt, q., 3477, 4218.

Downing, The Hon. R. R., LL.B.: Address in Reply, m., 56, 108.

Council, Legislative: Appointment of Officers, 16.

Decentralization and Development: Government Policy, address, 112.

Education Commission, address, 109.

SESSION 1971-72 ex vii

Downing, The Hon. R. (continued) :

R., LL.B. Doyle, Mr K. R., B.Ec. (continued) :

Election Results, address, 51.

Finance and Investment: Crisis, dddress, 56. Government's Budgets, address, 56.

Hire Purchase Credit Sales: Interest Rates, address, 56.

Landlord and Tenant Act: Forcible Entry, q., 332.

Land Prices, address, 59.

Obituaries: Mcintosh, Hon. J. C., M.L.C., m., 107. Stevenson, Major-General J. R., C.B.E., D.S.O., E.D., Clerk of the Parliaments and Clerk of the Legislative Council, m., 10.

Prices: Consumer Index, address, 60. New South Wales, address, 58. Royal Commission, address, 59.

Primary Industry: Indebtedness of Farmers, address, 111. Rural Crisis, address, 111.

Restrictive Trade Practices, address, 60.

Taxation: State, address, 51.

Teachers: Scholarships, address, 109. Shortage, address, 109.

Transport: Fares and Freights, address, 51.

Doyle, Mr K. R., B.Ec. (Vaucluse):

Aborigines: Welfare, q., 1409.

Abortion: Rule of Law, q., 4858; p.o., 4858.

Atlantean Buses, q., 3619.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, Com., 2267. Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill,

p.o., 1627. Standard Time Bill, 2R., 1708. Trading Stamps Bill, 2R., 4962.

Budget Balancing, appn., 2267.

Cigarette Smoking, address, 223.

Commonwealth Land at South Head, q., 4371.

Commonwealth-State Relations: Tax Raising, appn., 2268.

Computers and Electronic Data Recording: Information Banks, m., 4597.

Daylight Saving: Evaluation, q., 5778.

Elections and Electorates: Ballot Rigging, q., 5263.

Finance and Investment: Shortage of Funds, appn., 2267.

Government's Achievements, address, 223.

Lung Cancer, address, 223.

Motor Vehicles: Insurance and Repair Costs, m., 2328.

Ombudsman: Appointment, q., 2367.

Price Control, address, 222.

Schools, Distribution of Women's Lib Publications, p.o., 1987.

Sydney Cove Redevelopment Authority, q., 554.

Tunnels: Kings Cross, q., 3254.

Television: Channel 2, q., 2918.

Universities: Commonwealth Aid, appn., 2268. Financial Assistance, appn., 2267. Government Loans to Students, q., 2476. Grants, q., 1690.

Representative of Legislative Assembly on Council of University of New England, m.,

. 1420.

Valuation of Land: Vaucluse Electorate, address, 220.

Wage and Salary Increases, address, 222.

Water Rates, address, 226.

Ducker, The Hon. J.P.:

Sworn, 5343.

Duncan, Mr R. B. (Lismore):

Agriculture: Bananas, q., 67. Research, appn., 2354.

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Duncan, Mr R. B. (continued):

American Refrigerator and Investment Corporation Limited, q., 838.

Bills: Ambulance Service Bill, 2R., 4629. Appropriation Bill, Com., 2354. Marginal Dairy Farms Reconstruction Scheme Agreement Ratification Bill, int., 3136; 2R., 3553.

Regional Organization Bill, 2R., 5707. Standard Time Bill, 2R., 1706. State Planning Authority (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5518.

Bridges, Lismore Electorate, address, 297.

Casino Electorate, address, 297.

Country Party: Achievements, address, 297.

Crime and Criminals: Law and Order, address, 300. Reported Wave of Crime, q., 4099.

Dairy Industry: Authority, appn., 2354. Licences, appn., 2355. Milk Zone, appn., 2354. North Coast, address, 298; q., 4447.

Decentralization and Development: North Coast, address, 298.

Economic Conditions: Inflation, address, 300. Rural Areas, m., 1515.

Education Programme, address, 300.

Health: Imported Foods, q., 1604.

Margarine: High Court Judgment, q., 4707. Labor Party Policy, address, 298.

Mcintosh, Hon., J. C., M.L.C., Death, address, 296.

Meat: Synthetic, q., 208.

Primary Industries: Labor Party Policy, address, 299. Rural Crisis, address, 299.

Schools: Swimming Classes, q., 2169. Libraries, q., 2538.

Duncan, Mr R. B. (continued) :

Teachers: Lismore College, q., 1167. Strike, address, 300.

Tick Control: North Coast, appn., 2355.

Durick, Mr V. P., B.A. (Lakemba): Address in Reply, p.o., 255.

Advertising: Soft Drink Se!lling, q., 519.

Alcoholics, Female, q., 3617.

Architects: Offences under Act, q., 1746.

Companies: Americana Interstate, q., 2799, 2925.

Health: Rehabilitation of Female Alcholics, q., 3027.

Industrial Lawlessness, p.o., 2075.

Narwee High School, Assembly Hall, q., 1753.

Roads: Lakemba Electorate, q., 1871, 2792. South-Western Expressway, q., 4448.

Teachers: Bonds, q., 5642.

Wiley Park Overbridge, q., 964, 1090.

Earl, Mr C. J. (Bass Hill) :

Address in Reply, p.o., 185.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, Com., 2275. Library (Amendment) Bill, int., 2834;

2R., 3368. Metropolitan Water, Sewerage, and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5335.

Pay-roll Tax Bill, Com., 868, 875.

Trading Stamps Bill, p.o., 4408.

Communism: Aims, p.o., 185.

Education: Infant and Primary, appn., 2275. Sex, appn., 2276.

Minerals and Mining: Myall Lakes, q., 2598.

Motor Vehicles: Litter Bins, q., 1954.

Schools: Resumption of Land, ad;., 2995.

SESSION 1971-72 cxix

Durick, Mr V. P., B.A. (continued):

Teachers: Assembly Halls for Mass Meetings, p.o.,

5780. Television Campaign, p.o., 125.

Einfeld, Mr S. D. (Bondi): Address in Reply, p.o., 377.

Abortion: Rule of Law, p.o., 4861.

Assembly, Legislative: Dissent Motion, p.o., 1760, 1762. Members:

Campbelltown, Election, p.o., 377. Northcott, pers. exp/., p.o., 206. Wakehurst, Criticisms, appn., 1964.

Privilege, p.o., 1748. Precedence of Business, m., 3032; m. s.o.

5108. Public Gallery, q., 432. Questions on Notice, q., 2473. Special Adjournment, m., 5809.

Australian Constitution Convention, m., 4524; m., 5824.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 1964. Auctioneers and Agents (Amendment) Bill, p.a., 5517.

Companies (Amendment) Bill, int., 812. Consumer Protection (Amendment) Bill,

p.o., 5798; int., 5114. Housing (Amendment) Bill, int., 1347. Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill,

int., 593. Industrial Arbitration (Further Amendment) Bill, int., 3264; Com., 3934; p.o., 3934.

Pay-roll Tax Bill, int., 587. Pilotage Bill, p.o., 2404. Police Regulation (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

3308. Public Service (Amendment) Bill, int., 3894.

Racing (Amendment) Bill, int., 3896; 2R. 4111.

State Planning Authority (Amendment) Bill, p.o., 5517.

Trading Stamps Bill, int., 4398; 2R., 4908; Com., 4995, 4999.

Bread Price, q., 3615, 4217.

Einfeld, Mr S. D. (continued) :

Bridges: Nepean River, q., 22. West Gate, Malbourne, q., 22.

Budget, 1971-72: Funds Available, appn., 1964.

Cigarette Smoking, q., 839.

Coal Industry: Preston Colliery, Gunnedah, q., 3111.

Commonweatlh-State Relations: Loan Indebtedness, appn., 1966.

Companies and Businesses: Profits, address, 458.

Conservation: Clutha Project, q., 731.

Consumer Affairs: Commodity Prices, address, 457. Price Index, q., 127. Price Justification Tribunal, address, 458. Warning Labels on Cigarettes, q., 554.

Dairy Industry: North Coast Vendors, q., 2040.

Economic Conditions: Inflation, address, 456. Wage Fixing and Control, q., 1750.

Education: Maladministration, address, 459. Pre-school, appn., 1965. Video-tape Recorders, q., 3023.

Elections: Ballot Rigging, p.o., 5264.

Employment: Commonwealth Assistance, q., 2794. Degrees, q., 2295.

Gas Industry: Industrial Dispute, q., 3350.

Health: Warning Labels on Cigarette Packets, q., 554.

Hospitals: St Vincent's Boiler Failure, q., 2437, 2483. The Hills Electorate, p.o., 2093. Wauchope, q., 5255.

Housing: Commission Rents, q., 1323; p.o., 1323. Rents, address, 458.

cxx INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 92-98

Einfeld, Mr S. D. (continued):

Industrial Relations: Industrial Affairs, p.o., 2180, 2181. Lawlessness, p.o., 975, 999, 2054. Penal Provisions in Act, p.o., 214, 216.

Judiciary: Criticism, p.o., 780.

Land and Land Settlement: Crown Land Auctions, q., 3252, 5775. Prices, urgency, 968.

Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Act: Business Premises, q., 3735. Evictions, q., 287; address, 459.

Local Government Finance, q., 2917.

Margarine: Allied Mills Limited, q., 4200.

Medical Practitioners: General Practitioners' Fees, q., 5095.

Motor Vehicles: Taxation, appn., 1966. Comprehensive Insurance, p.o., 3881.

Pensions: Paucity, address, 458.

Police: Administration, q., 4203. Protection of Citizens, q., 4857. Psychiatric Examination of Officer, q., 3876, 4099.

Prices: Bread, q., 3615, 4217. Control, q., 1750. Cost of Living, q., 668; urgency, 2173; p.o., 2173.

Increases, q., 4449. Justification Tribunal, urgency, 4373. Rises, appn., 1967. Royal Commission, q., 1411; appn., 1967. Senate Inquiry, q., 5039.

Prisons and Prisoners: Bathurst, address, 454.

Public Accounts Committee, appn., 1965.

Public Service Salaries, q., 4312.

Railways: Fair Increases, address, 459. Freight on Christmas Parcesl for Underprivileged People, q., 4096.

Einfeld, Mr S. D. (continued) :

Retail Trade: Branding of Footwear, q., 5377, 5652. Food Prices, address, 457. Packaging of Foods, q., 4582.

Royal Commission: Inflation, address, 456.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Beecroft, p.o., 101. Cox's Road, North Ryde, q., 2293. Fort Street Girls' High, q., 2254, 4706.

Standing Orders Committee, m., 134.

Totalizator Agency Board: Dividends, q., 5472, 5782.

' Taxation: Payroll, q., 208. State, appn., 1966.

Teachers: Beecroft Meeting, p.o., 558. Charge Against Teacher at Orange High School, q., 5257.

Tourist Activities: Yarrangobilly Caves, p.o., 2081.

Trade Unions: Strikes, address, 455. Mr R. Hawke, address, 454.

Transport: Fares, address, 457.

Workers' Compensation: Full Pay, address, 455. Statement by ~hief Secretary, p.o., 124.

Yarrangobilly Caves, p.o., 2081.

Erskine, The Hon. R. H.: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2862.

Downing, Hon. R. R., Retirement, adj., 4274.

Erskine, The Hon. T. R., M.C.:

Abattoir: Management, address, 494.

Bills: Dentists (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4828. Meat Industry (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

SESSION 1971-72 cxxi

Erskine, The Hon. T. R., M.C. (continued):

Bills (continued) :

Plant Diseases (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1060.

Police Regulation (Amendment) Bill, 2k., 3954.

State Emergency Services and Civil Defence Bill, 2R., 4521, 4573.

Wheat quotas, 2R., 4001.

Economic Conditions: Rural Indebtedness, address, 492.

Meat Industry: Profits, address, 494. Review, address, 494.

Primary Industry: Indebtedness, address, 492. Long-term Loans, address, 498. Rural Reconstruction, q., 1038.

Road Transport Co-ordination Tax, q., 4558.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Discipline, q., 435. Independent, address, 499. State Aid, address, 499.

Stevenson, Major-General J. R., C.B.E., E.D., Clerk of the Parliaments and Clerk of the Legislative Council, Death, m., 12.

Trade Unions: Wage Demands, address, 492.

Water Resources, address, 491.

Wheat Production and Income, address, 495.

Wool: Economics, address, 493. Finance, q., 1145.

Evans, The Hon. R. K., D.F.C.: Ambulance Service Bill, 2R., 5026.

Commodities Marketing: Research Unit, q., 1461.

Primary Industry: Proposed Financial Agency, m., 1936.

Taxation: Payroll, q., 2231. Road Transport Co-ordination Tax, q., 5074.

Wool: Cartage, q., 4762.

Falkiner, The Hon. 0. M.: Land Tax (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3582.

Ferguson, Mr L. J. (Merrylands): Abortion: Rule of Law, p.o., 4860.

Address in Reply, p.o., 324.

Animals: Steel Traps, petition, 5640.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, Com., 2076. Egg Industry Stabilisation Bill, int., 2618;

2R., 3534. Gaming and Betting (Amendment) Bill, int., 2623; 2R., 2979.

Housing (Amendment) Bill (No. 2), 2R., 2462.

Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1540.

Library (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3371. Metropolitan Water, Sewerage, and Drain

age (Amendment) Bill, int., 4896. New South Wales Institute of Psychiatry

(Amendment) Bill, p.o., 2393. Police Regulation (Amendment) Bill, int.,

3038. Racing (Amendment) Bill, int., 3897; Com., 4123.

Second-hand Dealers and Collectors (Amendment) Bill, int., 528; 2R., 710.

State Emergency Services and Civil Defence Bill, int., 2609; 2R., 4160; cons. amdts, 4890; p.o., 4225, 4890; cons. amdts, 4891.

Teaching Service Bill, cons. amdt, 4454. Trading Stamps Bill, int., 4405. Workers' Compensation (Amendment)

Bill, int., 3487.

Dairy Industry: Butterfat and Vegetable Oil Spread, q., 1756.

Electricity: Cars Purchased by Sydney County Council, q., 2170.

Fires and Fire Brigades: Anthony Hordern Building, q., 5261. Equipment, q., 4316, 5784.

Housing: Rent Rebates, q., 2541.

Land Acquisitions by Housing Commissions, m., 849.

Police: Promotions, q., 1412. Reorganization, q., 2923.

Pollution: Appointment of Mr F. S. Buckley to State Pollution Control Commission, q., 776.

cxxii INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 92-98

Ferguson, Mr L. J. (continued):

Prisons and Prisoners: Corrective Services, q., 508. Long Bay Gaol, Overcrowding, q., 4958.

Reserves: Entrance Charges, appn., 2077.

Rural Reconstruction Scheme, p.o., 4710.

Sport and Sporting Organizations: Allocation of Funds, appn., 2076, 2078. Sports Complex for Sydney, appn., 2078.

Theatres and Films: Australian Quota Films, q., 5375.

Totalizator Agency Board: Dividends, q., 129.

Tourist Activities: Accommodation, appn., 2078. Oversea Advertising, appn., 2077. Protection of Attractions, appn., 2077.

Town Planning: Woolloomooloo, appn., 2077.

Fife, The Hon. W. C. (Wagga Wagga):

Address in Reply, p.o., 141; m., 142.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, Com., 2291. Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers' (Superannuation) Further Amendment Bill, int., 3761; 2R., 3946.

Coal Industry (Amendment) Bill, int., 585.

Coal Mines Regulation (Amendment) Bill, int., 3272; 2R., 4747, 4799; Com., 4801.

Forestry, Soil Conservation and Other Acts (Amendment) Bill, int., 5386; 2a., 5663, 5684.

Mine Rescue (Amendment) Bill, int., 4535; 2R., 5156, 5172; Com., 5175.

State Coal Mines (Amendment) Bill, int., 5048; 2R., 5722, 5725.

Bridges in Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area, appn., 2291.

Coal Industry: Clutha Development Pty Limited, ad

dress, 143; p., 290; urgency, 2443; q., 3480, 5099.

Coalcliff Loader, address, 144. Coal Loaders, address, 143. Conditions, q., 965. Liddell State Coal Mine, adj., 2429.

Fife, The Hon. W. C. (continued):

Coal Industry (continued) :

Pensions, q., 1752. Reserves, address, 145; q., 4088. Southern Tablelands Mines, q., 4086. Unemployment, q., 2798.

Conservation: Coleambally Irrigation Area, q., 674, Darling River Conservation Authority, q., 4095, 4367.

Hunter Valley Trust, q., 768. North Coast Soil Conservation Service, q.,

Dams: Windamere, q., 1485.

Fireworks, q., 207, 352.

Floods in Figtree Gully, q., 514.

Forests: Revocation of Dedications, m., 4132. Sale of Seedlings by Commission, q., 2300, 4219.

Gas Storage, q., 1320.

Land and Land Settlement: Resumptions at Kurnell, address, 146. Resumptions by Clutha Development Pty Limited, q., 664.

Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, Land Charges and Values, adj., 1142.

Local Government: Rates in Lower Blue Mountains, adj., 2293.

Minerals and Mining: Blue Mountains, adj., 836; m., 1093; q.,

1425, 1692. Extractive Industries, q., 2534. Limestone at Marulan, q., 902. Mineral Exploration Licences, q., 4778. Mining in National Parks, q., 5777. Mining Titles, q., 2601. Myall Lakes National Park, Mining Leases, q., 5640.

Resources Tribunal, q., 2260. Review of Act, q., 3024.

Railways: Clutha Private Line, q., 966.

Taiwan Steelworks, q., 3112.

SESSION 1971-72 cxxiii

Fife, The Hon. W. C. (continued):

Water: Commission's Finances, q., 3866. Darling River Conservation Society, q., 4367.

Irrigation Charges, q., 1483, 2480, 3353, 3739; adj., (S.O. 49), 3888; q., 4318.

Irrigation Licences, q., 2435. Lake Mejum Scheme, q., 4528. Lightning Ridge Miners, q., 5382.

Fischer, Mr T. A. (Sturt):

Agriculture: Grasshopper Plague, q., 774. Hail Damage, q., 2040. Loan Allocations, loan appn., 2581.

Assembly, Legislative: Precedence of Business, p.o., 3036. Staff, address, 40.

Bills: Ambulance Service Bill, int., 4409. General Loan Appropriation Bill, p.o .• 2571; Com., 2578.

Land Tax (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3376. Liquor (Amendment) Bill, p.o., 5061. Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

3681. Standard Time Bill, 2R., 1663.

Computers and Electronic Data Recording: Information Banks, m., 4606.

Decentralization and Development: Country Industries Assistance Fund, loan appn., 2579.

Development, address, 38. Freight Concessions, p.o., 2571. Government Policy, loan appn., 2578.

Demonstrations: Policy, address, 40.

Employment in Rural Areas, q., 3614.

Motor Vehicles, Decentralization of Regis-tries, loan appn., 2581.

Narrandera Fish Research Station, loan appn., 2578.

Narrandera Hospital, q., 1877.

Fischer, Mr T. A. (continued):

Police: Buildings, loan appn., 2581. Lockhart, address, 39.

Railways: Development in Southern New South Wales, address, 31.

Eastern Suburbs, loan appn., 2580. Finance, address, 38. Freight, Sydney-Melbourne, q., 4198. lllawarra Services, p.o., 1413. Level Crossings, loan appn., 2581. Parkes-Broken Hill Line, loan appn., 2580. Rolling Stock, loan appn., 2579.

Road Safety: Effect of Daylight Saving, q., 5257. Daylight Saving and Breath Testing, q.,

5095. Seat Belts, q., 1085, 3253; p.o., 5477.

Sewerage: Council Subsidies, loan appn., 2580.

Standard Time: Sturt Electorate, q., 211.

Sturt Electorate, address, 37.

Taxation: Land, adress, 39. Probate, address, 38. Road Transport Co-ordination, q., 2432.

Television: Channel 2, q., 2923.

Universities: Riverina, address, 39.

Water: Barellan, address, 39. Conservation, address, 39. Council Subsidies, loan appn., 2580. Irrigation Charges, q., 1483. Lake Mejum Scheme, address, 39, q., 4528.

Wheat Storage, loan appn., 2519.

Youth: Misconceptions, address, 40.

Fisher, Mr C. M. (Upper Hunter):

Age Pensioners: Motor Vehicle Registration and Licence Fees, q., 3257.

cxxiv INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 92-98

Fisher, Mr C. M. (continued):

Agriculture: Coarse Grains, address, 361. Extension Officers, appn., 2342. Upper Hunter District, appn., 2343.

Bills: Ambulance Service Bill, 2R., 4719. Appropriation Bill, Com., 2340. Liquor (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5052. Local Government (Payment of Rates)

Amendment Bill, 2R., 3751. Pay-roll Tax Bill, 2R., 856. State Emergency Services and Civil

Defence Bill, 2R., 4165; p.o., 4890.

Coal Industry: Curlewis, q., 25. Exports, address, 359. Freight Concessions, q., 2800. Rail Concessions, Curlewis Colliery, q.,

Country Industries, address, 358.

Dairy Industry: Butter Production, appn., 2342. Milk Zone, appn., 2340. North Coast, appn., 2341; p.o., 4865. Price Structure, appn., 2342. Stabilization, appn., 2341.

Decentralization and Development: Industry, address, 358. Payroll Tax, q., 2299.

Dingo Destruction in Upper Hunter, q., 561.

Electricity: Liddell Power Station, address, 360. Uniform Tariff, address, 360.

Floods, Figtree Gully, q., 514.

Meat Industry: Select Committee, m., 577.

Motor Vehicles: Registration and licence Fees for Pensioners, q., 3257.

Nurses Training Centre, q., 1952.

Payroll Tax, address, 358.

Rabbits: Use of Formula 1080, q., 4862.

Railways: Coal Freights, q., 840, 4529. New England Highway, q., 1411, 1418.

Fisher, Mr C. M. (continued):

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Away-from-home Allowance, q., 292. Country Boarding, q., 2259.

Water Conservation, address, 361.

Winemaking, address, 361.

Flaherty, Mr J. P. (Granville):

Education: Courses, address, 91.

Firearms Legislation, q., 1483.

Health: Multiple clerosis Patients, q., 5260.

Local Government: Parramatta and Black-town Boundaries, q., 2043.

Local Government (Appeals) Amendment Bill, 2R., 3137.

Pollution: Borden Chemical Company (Aust.) Pty Limited, q., 908, 2301.

Division of Occupational Health, adress, 94.

Granville, address, 91; q. 4585, 4863. Parramatta River, q., 1957.

Rosehill Junior Girls High School, q., 2535.

Soccer: Representation on Trusts, q., 557, 781.

Transport: Fares and Services, address, 91.

Freudenstein, The Hon. G. F. (Young): Age Pensioners: Assistance, appn., 1796.

Auditor-General: Opposition Attack, appn., 1795.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 1794. Land Tax (Amendment) Bill, int., 3270;

2R., 3372. Library (Amendment) Bill, int., 2833; 2R., 3362, 3372.

Parliamentary Committees Enabling Bill, int., 5388; 2R., 5488.

Pay-roll Tax Bill, int., 585; 2R., 824; p.o., 869; Com., 870, 873, 876, 878.

Public Service (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5278; Com., 5282, 5284.

Racing (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4103; 4122; Com., 4124.

Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, int., 3491; 2R., 3674, 3684.

SESSION 1971-72 cxxv

Freudenstein, The Hon. G. F. (continued):

Bridges: Lake Illawarra, adj., 3329.

Budget, 1971-72. Opposition Criticism, appn., 1797. Use of State grants, appn., 1795.

Culture and the Arts: Art Gallery Catalogue, q., 513. Country Areas, q., 289. Grants, q., 514. Use of School Buildings, q., 2603.

Film Unit: New South Wales, q., 4708.

Finance and Investment: Deficit Budgeting, appn., 1795. State Capital Grants, appn., 1795.

Insurance: Voluntary School Workers, adj., 2533.

Local Government: Government Assistance, appn., 1796.

Museums: The Australian, Melanesian Art, q., 2535.

Primary Industry: Finances, appn., 1796. Financial Difficulties, appn., 1798.

Schools: Use of Buildings, q., 2603.

Taxation: Land Tax, adj., 4759.

Town and Country Planning: Surveys, p.o., 1931; adj., 1932.

Wages and Salaries: Rises, appn., 1795. State Employees, appn., 1797.

Fuller, The Hon. J. B. M.: Abattoirs: Commonwealth Meat Inspectors,

q., 332.

Abortion: Law, q., 1729, 5556. White Paper, q., 4430.

Agriculture: Commodities Marketing Research Unit, q.,

1461. Grasshopper Plague, q., 1548, 1730. Marketing of Oil Seeds, q., 5343. North-west Region, q., 1813.

Fuller, The Hon. J. B. M. (continued):

Aircraft and Air Services: Concorde Flight Paths, q., 4294. Duffy's Forest Airstrip, q., 3775. Gunnedah-Sydney, q., 2731. Sydney Airport Access Roads, q., 5074.

Ambulance Services: Air, Orange, q., 2683, 2684. Moree, q., 1190, 1816.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2685, 3002; p.o.

2705. Botany Cemetery and Crematorium Bill,

2R., 4769, 4775. Broken Hill Water and Sewerage (Payment of Rates) Amendment Bill, 2R., 3798.

Closer Settlement and Public Reserves Fund (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1066.

Clutha Development Pty. Limited Agreement Repeal Bill, int., 2231.

Coif's Harbour Boat-Harbour Works Bill, 2R., 5223, 5228; Com., 5229.

Commonwealth Places (Administration of Laws) Amendment Bill, 2R., 3602.

Companies (Amendment) Bill, 1971, 2R., 1563, 2004; Com., 2010, 2012, 2014, 2015, 2018, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2025, 2027, 2028, 2029, 2030, 2031, 2032, 2033, 2034, 2035, 2036, 2037, 2038, 2106, 2110, 2112, 2117, 2119, 2121, 2639, 2640, 2641, 2642, 2643, 2648, 2655, 2659, 2660, 2665, 2670, 2671, 2672, 2673, 2674, 2676, 2677, 2678, 3073, 3074, 3075, 3079, 3080, 3081, 308~ 3083, 3084, 3085, 3086, 3087, 3088, 3090, 3091, 3092, 3096, 3100, 3101, 3102, 3103, 3104, 3105.

Companies (Amendment) Bill, 1972, 2R., 5466; Com., 5467.

Crown Employees Appeal Board (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3068, 3070.

Crown Lands and Other Acts (Amend· ment) Bill, 2R., 1464, 1471; Com., 1472.

Dairy Industry Authority (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4170, 4177; Com., 4178, 4179.

Egg Industry Stabilisation Bill, 2R., 4014, 4024; Com., 4025.

Electricity Commission (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4302, 4304.

Forestry Soil Conservation and Other Acts (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5731, 5743.

cxxvi INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 92-98

Faller, The Hon. J. B. M. (continued) :

Bills (continued) :

General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, 2R., 3008, 3017.

Higher Education (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3779.

Hunter District Water, Sewerage and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5460, 5464.

Hunter District Water, Sewerage and Drainage (Payment of Rates) Amendment Bill, 2R., 3797.

Land Tax (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3579. Law Reform (Law and Equity) Bill, 2R., 5373.

Library (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3573, 3579.

Local Government (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5746; Com., 5749, 5750.

Local Government (Appeals) Amendment Bill, 2R., 3605, 3855; Com., 3860, 3861, 3862, 3864, 3865.

Local Government (Newcastle Fruit and Vegetable Market) Bill, 2R., 4763, 4767; Com., 4768.

Local Government (Payment of Rates) Amendment Bill, 2R., 3784, 3789; Com., 3791, 3792, 3793.

Marginal Dairy Farms Reconstruction Scheme Agreement Ratification Bill, 2R., 3826, 3832.

Maritime Services (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4295, 4301.

Meat Industry (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5078, 5079; Com., 5079.

Meat Industry Authority (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5745.

Metropolitan Water, Sewerage and Drainage (Amendment} Bill, 2R., 5436, 5457.

Metropolitan Water, Sewerage and Drainage (Payment of Rates) Amendment Bill, 2R., 3793, 3796; Com., 3797.

Motor Traffic, Transport and Main Roads (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3342.

National Parks and Wildlife (Amendment) Bill, 1971, 2R., 1283, 1307; Com., 1310.

National Parks and Wildlife (Amendment) Bill, 1972, 2R., 5080.

Newcastle Gas Company Limited Bill, 2R., 1062.

Parliamentary Allowances and Salaries (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3705.

Parliamentary Committees Enabling Bill, 2R., 5465.

Faller, The Hon. J. 8. M. (continued):

Bills (continued) :

Parliamentary Contributory Superannuation Bill, 2R., 3710.

Pay-roll Tax Bill, 2R., 1070, 1195; Com., 1201, 1202, 1203, 1204, 1206.

Pilotage Bill, 2R., 3452, 3461. Plant Diseases (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1053, 1061.

Police Regulation (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3583, 3599; Com., 3601.

Port Kembla (Further Development) Bill, 2R., 1044, 1049; Com., 1051.

Presbyterian Church of Australia Bill, 1971, 2R., 3065.

Presbyterian Church of Australia (Amendment) Bill, 1972, 2R., 4775.

Public Service (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5431, 5435.

Public Trusts and Other Acts (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1067.

Regional Organisation Bill, 2R., 5619, 5636.

Roman Catholic Church Property (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4776.

Rural Assistance Bill, 2R., 4004. Silverton Tramway Land Vesting Bill, 2R., 4347, 4359.

Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3975, 3989.

Standard Time Bill, 2R., 1990, 1998. State Grants (Rural Reconstruction)

Agreement Ratification Bill, 2R., 1472, 1561.

State Planning Authority (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5573, 5591; Com., 5594.

Statutory Salaries Adjustment Bill, 2R., 3700, 3704.

Supply Bill, 2R., 1281, 1283. Supreme Court (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

5346, 5359; Com., 5360, 5361, 5362, 5364, 5366, 5367, 5368, 5370, 5371, 5372; ad. rep. and recom., 53, 73.

Sydney Grammar School (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5752.

Sydney Opera House (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5594, 5610; Com., 5614, 5615.

Teaching Service (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4267, 4271.

Trustee Companies (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5468, 5570; Com., 5573.

Trustees of Show-grounds Enabling (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1068.

SESSION 1971-72 cxxvii

Bills (continued) :

Wheat Quotas Bill, 2R., 3991, 4002. Wild Dog Destruction (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 3449, 3452.

Bridges: Hampden, Wagga Wagga, q., 1731.

Charitable Organizations: Sydney City Mission, q., 3206.

Clubs: Allegations Against Directors, q,. 1036.

Communism: Education Plan, q., 1933. Russian Espionage in Great Britain, q.,

Companies and Businesses: · Endurance Group, q., 42, 487.

Legislation, q., 4295, 4926. Pyramid Selling, q., 3700. Yutil Sheepskin Factory at Orange, q., 2636.

Council, Legislative: Business of the House, adj., 507, 1160, 4576, 5090, 5255.

Deputy Leader of the Opposition, 4557. Leader of the Opposition, 4346. Officers, 16. Resignations, Hon. R. R. Downing and

Hon. J. J. Maloney, adj., 4272. Retirement, Hon. J. J. Maloney, adj., 4307. Seasonal Felicitations, adj., 4190. Status, q., 4925.

Crime and Criminals: Burglaries, q., 3775. Nunn, R.E., Sentence, q., 5556. Vandalism, Penalties, q., 2749, 3390.

Dairy Industry: Co-operative Factories, Dividends, q.,

1039. Co-operative Factories, Shareholders, q., 534.

Decentralization: Exemption of Country Industries from Payroll Tax, q., 2231.

Ferrier Report, q., 42. Yutil Sheepskin Factory at Orange, q.,

Dental Services and Dentists: Dental Tech-nicians, q., 1391, 4508.

Dockyard, State: Graving Dock, q., 4926.

Drugs: Publications on Abuse, q., 616.

Economic Conditions: International Currency Values, q., 536. Stagflation, q., 2106.

Education: Examination Marks, q., 5187.

Electricity: Charges, Moree, adj., 2731.

Employment: Economic Restrictions and Effects, q .

1989. New England Abattoir, q., 535. North West Smallgoods Pty Ltd, q., 535. Preston Colliery, q., 41. Rural, q., 3564.

Environment: Non-Returnable Bottles, q., 105.

Fish Industry and Fishing: Legal Limits, q., 1458.

Forests: Revocation of Dedications, m., 3972.

Government, State: Office Block, Newcastle, q., 5555.

Harbours: Newcastle, q., 2750.

Health: Backache Treatment by Dr Rees, q., 3773. Organ Transplants, q., 5731.

Housing: Commission Cottages, Mount Druitt, q., 4762.

Long-term Loans, Rural Bank, q., 3330, 4508.

Industry, Primary and Secondary: Apples and Pears, q., 1461, 2684. Banana Puree, q., 1038. Griffith Co-operative Cannery, q., 3774. Rural Reconstruction, q., 1038. Tamworth Bacon Company, q., 940. World Trade Centre, q., 1547.

Kindergartens: Costs, q., 4820.

Land and Land Settlement: Closer Settlement Rents, q., 2858, 3330. Duffy's Forest, q., 4346. Western Division, q., 1549.

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Landlord and Tenant Act: Tenancy Bonds, q., 615, 1392.

Law Reform Commission:

Criminal Law Committee, q., 1815, 3001, 5019, 5556.

Ombudsman, q., 4560, 4644. 5551.

Life-Saving Clubs: Surf, Damage to Equipment, q., 2749, 3390.

Liquor:

Beer Slops, q., 615. Fairfield Beer Fest., q., 1145.

Local Government:

Air Space, Pitt Street, q., 5417. Bribery, q., 486. City Street Lighting, q., 5554. Contributions to Metropolitan Waste Dis-posal Authority, q., 4169.

Development Applications, q., 1815, 2685. Elections, q., 41, 1190. Health Surveyors, q., 4643. Non-Returnable Bottles, q., 945. Rates, q., 4763, 5418.

Sydney City Council, Social Services, q., 1039, 2751.

William Street Redevelopment, q., 1191.

Lotteries: Prizes, q., 2732, 3969.

Markets, Farm Produce:

Flemington Fruit and Vegetable Market, q., 4926, 5187.

Sydney Farm Produce Markets, q., 3390.

Meat Industry:

Authority, q., 3207, 3776.

Lamb and Mutton Glut, q., 3388.

McPherson Brothers, Blayney, Retrench-ments, q., 332.

Marketing of Sheep Meat, q., 4557, 4643.

Pig Slaughtering, q., 4925.

Processing at Blayney, q., 946.

Sheep Meat Marketing Board, q., 5730.

Minerals and Mining:

Kaolin, South West Rocks, q., 3699.

Nabarlek Uranium Reserves, q., 944.

Motor Vehicles: Abandoned, q., 5555. Abandoned: Simsmetal (Aust.) Pty Ltd,

q., 2232. Accidents, q., 1463. Criminal Offences: Name and Address of Driver, q., 1990, 3208.

Insurance, q., 1393. Noise, q., 616. Registration Concessions for Pensioners,

q., 4561, 5074. Registration Fees, q., 4560. Right-Of-Way Rule, q., 1990, 3207, 3208.

Nurses: Bush Nursing Association, q., 1392, 2999, 3000.

Obituaries: Mcintosh, Hon. J. C., M.L.C., m., 105. O'Connell, Hon. H. D., M.L.C., m., 4261. Stevenson, Major-General J. R., C.B.E.,

D.S.O., E.D., Clerk of the Parliaments and Clerk of Legislative Council, m., 1.

Street, Sir Kenneth Whistler, K.C.M.G., K. St J., Lieutenant-Governor of New South Wales, m., 4260.

Omnibus Services: Atlantean Buses, q., 3969. Liquefied Petroleum Gas, q., 2857, 3776,

4429, 5346.

Patronage, q., 5555.

Opera· House Car Park, q., 5731.

Parking: University of New South Wales and Prince of Wales Hospital, q., 5186.

Police: Warringah, q., 2858, 4508.

Pollution: Air: Warnings, q., 43, 488. Beaches, q., 940. Bondi Beach, q., 4821. Kooragang Island, q., 4293. State Pollution Control Commission, q., 3390.

Water: Murrumbidgee and Yass Rivers, q., 942, 1990.

Pornography: Orbit Club, q., 941.

Postmaster-General's Department: Parkes Post Office, Transfer of Staff, q.,

1144. Reorganization, q., 1814, 2104.

Prices: Seafoods, q., 4429.

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Prisons and Prisoners: Reform, q., 5187. R. E. Nunn, Sentence, q., 4924. Silverwater, q., 5345.

Railways: Butter Served on Trains, q., 2637, 3776. Eastern Suburbs, q., 1035. Noise and Pollution from Diesel Loco

motives, q., 4508. Suburban Carriages, q., 5073. Workshops, q., 103.

Reserves: Duffy's Forest, q., 5418. Government Policy, q., 5345. Kosciusko National Park, q., 5186, 5556. Myall Lakes National Park, q., 2638. Sydney Harbour Foreshores, q., 1463.

Road s·afety: Road Deaths, q., 4642. Snap-off Poles, q., 5019, 5418.

Roads: Finance for Trunk and Main, q., 5417. Maintenance, q., 4819. Sydney Airport Access, q., 4559.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Albury, q., 4294. Discipline, q., 535, 536, 945. Fort Street Girls, q., 5731. Lavington, q., 5417. Suspension of Students, q., 536'. Tumbarumba, q., 1730. Wagga Wagga, q., 4294.

Sewerage: Murrumbidgee Valley, q., 943. Treatment Works, q., 4821. Windsor, q., 1145, 1934.

Stamp Duties: Probate, q., 1814.

Stock Exchange: Queensland Mines Ltd. and Kathleen Investments (Aust.) Ltd., Suspension of Share Trading, q., 333.

Superannuation for Railway Widows, q., 943.

Taxation: Road Transport Co-ordination, q., 4558, 5074.

Teachers: Casual Vacancies, q., 5187. Discipline of Students, q., 535, 536. Staff at Wagga Wagga College, q., 4820.

Television: Colour, q., 3776.

Timber Royalties, q., 4266.

Totalizator Agency Board: Money-Back Dividends, q., 41.

Town and Country Planning: Randwick Scheme, q., 3389.

Universities: New South Wales:

Anti-Apartheid Demonstration, q., 1816. Student Behaviour, q., 104, 271, 485.

Tampering with Locks, q., 1037.

Veterinary Surgeons: Title of Doctor, q., 942, 3000.

Water: Analysis of Tap Water, q., 2232, 2750, 3773.

Wool: Acquisition Scheme, q., 333, 3389. Brokers, q., 1146. Cartage, q., 4762. Finance, q., 1145. Ram Sales, q., 4559. Subsidy, q., 2105, 2106.

Farley, The Hon. Eileen, O.B.E.: Address-in-Reply, m., 285, 334.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2781. Dentists (Amendment) Bill, p.o., 4834. Industrial Arbitration (Further Amend-ment) Bill, p.o., 4064.

Library (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3578.

Communism: Attraction to Youth, address, 335.

Decentralization of Industry, address, 337.

Drugs: Publications on Abuse, q., 615.

Fish Industry and Fishing: Research Vessel, address, 337.

Government, State: Record, address, 285, 337, 338.

Harbours: Government Record, address, 337.

cxxx INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 92-98

Farley, The Hon. Eileen, 0.8.E. Geraghty, The Hon. W. J. (continued): (continued) :

Law and Order: Demonstrations, address, 335.

Liquor: Fairfield Beer Fest, q., 1145.

Maloney, Hon. J. J., Retirement, adj., 4308.

Obituaries: Mcintosh, Hon. J. C., M.L.C., address, 285. Stevenson, Major-General J. R., C.B.E.,

D.S.O., E.D., Clerk of the Parliaments and Clerk of the Legislative Council, address, 285.

Prisons and Prisoners: R. E. Nunn, Sentence, q., 4924, 5556.

Railways: Eastern Suburbs, address, 337.

Teachers: Incitement of Students to Revolt Against Authority, address, 336.

Trades and Trade Unions: Compulsory Unionism, address, 286, 334. Strikes, address, 286, 334.

Gardiner, The Hon. J. H.: Bills:

Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2858. Companies (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1999; Com., 2669.

Dentists (Amendment) Bill, Com., 4829. Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill, 2R.,

3414. Therapeutic Goods and Cosmetics Bill,

Com., 4431.

O'Connell, Hon. H. D., M.L.C., m., 4264.

Omnibus Services: Patronage, q., 5554.

Publications: Pornographic, q., 941.

Geraghty, The Hon. W. J.: Bills:

Botany Cemetery and Crematorium Bill, 2R., 4774.

Co-operation (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4946.

Dentists (Amendment) Bill, Com., 4834, 4837.

Egg Industry Stabilisation Bill, 2R., 4021; Com., 4026.

Housing (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3213. Housing Indemnities (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 956,

Bills (continued):

Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill, 2R., 3429. Permanent Building Societies (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4841.

State Grants (Rural Reconstruction) Agreement Ratification Bill, 2R., 1559.

Therapeutic Goods and Cosmetics Bill, 2R., 3340.

Council, Legislative: Resignations, The Hon. R.R. Downing and The Hon. J. J. Maloney, adj., 4276.

Health: Medical Splints, q., 5019. Blood Transfusions, q., 943.

Hospitals: Blood Donors, Transfusion Service Charge, q., 410.

Landlord and Tenant Act: Tenancy Bonds, q., 615, 1392.

Railways: North Shore Service, q., 4507.

Steel Industry: Surcharge on Black Steel, q., 616.

Sydney City Council, Social Services, q., 1038, 2751.

Gleeson, The Hon. T. P.: Address in Reply, m., 112.

Banking: Interest Rates, address, 117.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2771. Crown Lands and Other Acts (Amend-ment) Bill, 2R., 1467.

Dentists (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4654. Regional Organisation Bill, 2R., 5630. Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

3982. Wheat Quotas Bill, 2R., 3998.

Communism: Education Plan, q., 1933.

Council, Legislative: Resignations, The Hon. R. R. Downing and The Hon. J. J. Maloney, adj., 4273.

Retirement, The Hon. J. J. Maloney, adj., 4307.

Seasonal Felicitations, adj., 4194.

Decentralization: Selective, address, 116.

SESSION 1971-72 CXXXl

Gleeson, The Hon. T. P. (continued):

Economic Conditions: Effects of Inflation, address, 112.

Government, State: Record. address, 117.

Industry, Primary and Secondary: Exports, address, 113. Primary Export Earnings, address, 115. Rural Industries Financial Agency, m.,

Local Government Elections, Compulsory Voting, q., 41.

Obituaries: Mcintosh, Hon. J. C., M.L.C., m., 107. O'Connell, Hon. H. D., M.L.C., m., 4263.

Stevenson, Major-General J. R., C.B.E., D.S.0., E.D., Clerk of the Parliaments and Clerk of Legislative Council, m., 11.

Roads: Finance for Trunk and Main, q., 5417.

Trades and Trade Unions: Interference in Economic and Non-Union Matters, address, 116.

Wheat Quotas, address, 115.

Wool: Costs of Production, address, 113. Production Figures, address, 114. Protection of Industry, address, 115.

Gordon, Mr A. R. L. (Murrumbidgee):

Agriculture: Peach Crop, q., 4709.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, Com., 2289. Pharmacy (Amendment) Bill, int., 2387;

2R., 2945. Plant Diseases (Amendment) Bill, int., 527; 2R., 702.

Bridges: Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area, appn., 2289.

Grain Elevators Board: Glebe Plant, q., 2362. Handling in Port of Sydney, q., 2362.

Hospitals: Classification of Patients, q., 1747.

Gordon, Mr A. R. L. (continued):

Industry, Primary: Fruit Canning and Leeton Co-operative Cannery, q., 5263.

Griffith Co-operative Cannery, q., 2041, 2923.

Land and Land Settlement: Leeton and Griffith, Building Blocks, adj., 1141.

Water: Berembed Weir, appn., 2289. Coleambally Irrigation Area, q., 674. Irrigation Charges, q., 2479; adj., 3883,

3891. Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission Finances, q., 3866.

Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission Staff, Leeton and Griffith, appn., 2290.

Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, Payments to Outdoor · Staff, appn., 2290.

Gordon, The Hon. T. E.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2784. Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 2148.

Decentralization: Development Tax on Oversea Interests, address, 428.

Economic Conditions: Cost of Living, address, 490. Inflation, address, 491.

Industrial Relations: Arbitration System, address, 489. Wages, address, 489.

Industry, Primary and Secondary: Govern-ment Investment, address, 428.

Insurance: National Office, address, 427.

Petrol Price, address, 490.

Shipping: National Line, address, 427.

Wool: Classers, address, 426. Crisis, address, 424. Dumping, address, 425. Growers' Co-operative, address, 428. Handling, address, 424.

cxxxii INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 92-98

Gordon, The Hon. T. E. (continued) :

Wool (continued): Handling Costs, address, 426. Middlemen, address, 427. Prices, address, 427. Public Auctions, address, 421. Selling Centres, address, 427. Subsidies, address, 428. Yennora Village, address, 425.

Griffith, Mr I. R. (Cronnlla): Aircraft and Air Services: Towra Point Site for Second Airport for Sydney, appn., 2191.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, p.o., 1892; Com., 2189. General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, Com., 2590; p.o., 2631, 2632.

Housing (Amendment) Bill, (No. 2), p.o., 1723, 1724, 1725, 2842.

Liquor (Amendment) Bill, Com. and p.o., 5123.

Maritime Services (Amendment) Bill, p.o., 3384.

Metropolitan Water, Sewerage and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, p.o., 5310.

Motor Traffic and Main Roads (Amendment) Bill, p.o., 3200.

National Parks and Wildlife (Amendment) Bill, p.o., 4805.

Pilotage Bill, p.o., 2406; 2R., 2414; p.o., 2416.

Standard Time Bill, p.o., 1115.

Sydney Opera House (Amendment) Bill, p.o., 5541.

Government, State: Record, loan appn., 2591.

Harbours: Botany Bay, appn., 2190.

Health: Leukemia Treatment, q., 2540.

Local Government: Sutherland Council, q., p.o., 4787.

Ministry for Lands, appn., 2189.

Prisons and Prisoners: Remand Prisoners, q., 905.

Railways: Eastern Suburbs, loan appn., 2591.

Reserves: Botany Bay,· appn., 2189, 2190. Expenditure, appn., 2190. Kurnell, appn., 2191.

Griffith, Mr I. R. (continued) :

Reserves (continued):

National Parks, appn., 2189. Royal National Park Trust, appn., 2189.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Sutherland Shire, loan appn., 2590.

Sewerage: Sutherland Shire, loan appn., 2590.

Teachers Federation, Directive on Inspection, q., 437.

Haigh, Mr W. H. (Maronbra): Aborigines: Housing, loan appn., 2566.

Aged Persons: Housing, St Vincent de Paul Society, adj., 3063.

Assembly, Legislative: Petitions Procedure, 26.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 1881. General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, Com., 2564.

Local Government (Payment of Rates) Amendment Bill, int., 3626; 2R., 3747.

Metropolitan Water, Sewerage and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5319.

New South Wales Institute of Psychiatry (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2391.

Pilotage Bill, 2R., 2415.

Courts and Legal Procedure: Courthouse for Maroubra, q., 1956, 2371; loan appn., 2565.

Economic Conditions: Increased Costs and Charges, appn., 1884. Inflation, appn., 1881, 1884.

Elections and Electorates: Voting Age, appn., 1883.

Electricity Charges, appn., 1885.

Finance and Investment: Capital Inflow, appn., 1881, 1885. Profits, appn., 1881.

Housing: Commission: Sale of Maroubra Cottages,

adj., 5789, 5795. Matraville Soldiers Garden Village, q., 5645.

Life-Saving Associations: Power Boats for Sea Rescues, appn., 1886.

Local Government: Deficit Budgeting, adj., 937.

SESSION 1971-72 cxxxiii

Haigh, Mr W. H. (continued):

Motor Vehicles: Abandoned, q., 3879.

Police: Eastern Suburbs, loan appn., 2565. Station for Maroubra, q., 1956, 2371;

loan appn., 2565.

Pollution: Air, "Golden Rain'', q., 3114, 3743. Complaints Service, q., 1608; p.o., 1609. Oil, Botany Bay, q., 2366; loan app11., 2564; q., 3355.

Water, Warragamba Dam, q., 434.

Prisons and Prisoners: Country, loan appn., 2566. Long Bay, loan appn., 2566.

Railways: Eastern Suburbs Stations, q., 4785, 4862.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Compulsory Sport, appn., 1886. Malabar, loan appn., 2567. Matraville, loan appn., 2567.

Sewerage: Prince Henry Hospital, urgency, 734; m., 736, 740; loan appn., 2564.

Water: Metropolitan Water Sewerage and Drain

age Board, Charges, appn., 1884. Prospect Treatment Plant, q., 434.

Healey, The Hon. C.:

Agiiculture: Grasshopper Plague, q., 1730.

Aircraft and Air Services: Duffy's Forest, q., 3775.

Bills: Ambulance Service Bill, 2R., 5031. Dentists (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4649; Com., 4834.

Higher Education (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3781.

Economic Conditions: Cost of Living, address, 340.

Education: Government Record, address, 338.

Environment: Non-Returnable Bottles, q., 105.

Healey, The Hon. C. (continued):

Fish Industry and Fishing: Legal Limits, q., 1458.

Hospitals: Western Suburbs, address, 340. Western Suburbs, Incinerator, q., 1146.

Industry, Primary: Banana Puree, q., 1037.

Lottery Prizes, q., 2732, 3969.

Meat Industry: Lamb Prices, q., 4507.

Minerals and Mining: Kaolin, South West Rocks, q., 3698.

Nurses: Bush Nursing Association, q., 4560.

Pollution: Air, Warnings, q., 43, 488. State Pollution Control Commission, q.,

3390. Water, Murrumbidgee and Yass Rivers,

q., 942, 1990.

Railways: Eastern Suburbs, q., 1035.

Reserves: Sydney Harbour Foreshores, q., 1463.

Totalizator Agency Board: Money-Back Dividends, q., 41.

Teachers: Casual Vacancies, q., 5187. Shortage, address, 339.

Trade, Retail: Non-Returnable Bottles, q., 945.

Trades and Trade Unions: Compulsory Unionism, address, 340. Strikes, address, 339.

Healey, Mr R. 0. (Wakehurst):

Address in Reply, p.o., 374; m. 379.

Assembly, Legislative: Form of Questions, p.o., 294.

Bills: Ambulance Service Bill, p.o., 4744. Appropriation Bill, p.o., 1894, 2200, 2201; Com., 2202; p.o., 2285.

Housing (Amendment) Bill, p.o., 1724. Industrial Arbitration (Further Amendment) Bill, p.o., 3934.

Liquor (Amendment) Bill, p.o., 5061, 5063; Com., 5120.

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Volumes 92-98

Healey, Mr R. 0. (continued):

Bills (continued) :

National Parks and Wildlife (Amendment) Bill, p.o., 4808.

Pilotage Bill, p.o., 2408. Standard Time Bill, p.o., 1715. State Emergency Service and Civil Defence

Bill, int., 2610.

Bridges: Roseville, q., 774.

Building Industry: Builders' Licensing Board, q., 210.

Courts and Legal Procedure: Supreme Court Act, q., 3027.

Education: Radio and Television Programmes, address, 381.

Sport in High Schools, address, 380. Television Teaching, q., 1749.

Employment: Supply and Demand, address, 382. Survey, q., 3617.

Environment: Pollution, address, 384.

Hough, M. W. J., Esq., a Former Member of the Legislative Assembly, Death, m., 27.

Industrial Relations: Lawlessness, m., 973; p.o., 2053, 2054; m., 2074.

Leisure and Recreation Facilities, address, 383.

Local Government: Fairfield Zoning, p.o., 409.

Lottery Ticket Sales, q., 5098.

Motor Vehicles: Motor Traffic Act, p.o., 5654. Second-hand Sales, q., 4785, 5265.

Omnibus Services: Ticket Sales, q., 2253.

Reserves: Davidson Park, appn., 2203. Government Record, appn., 2204. Ku-ring-gai National Park, appn., 2203. National Parks and Wildlife Service, appn., 2203.

Royal National Park, appn., 2202.

Road Safety: Seat Belts, q., 2477, 3354.

School Transport: Gosford, p.o., 1726.

Healey, Mr R. 0. (continued):

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Lindfield Demonstration, address, 382. Vandalism, q., 5473.

Sport and Sporting Organizations: Boxing and Wrestling Control, q., 1325. Playing Fields, address, 383.

Taxation Concessions on Anti-Pollution Equipment, q., 3116.

Teachers: Australian School of Pacific Administra-tion, p.o., 294.

Federation, address, 380. Scholarships, address, 381. Shortage, address, 380. Strike, address, 379.

Town and Country Planning: Figtree Rezoning, p.o., 1727.

Trading Stamps Legislation, q., 2433,· adj., 2469.

Youth: Clubs, address, 384. Leisure and Recreation Requirements, ad

dress, 383.

Hewitt, The Hon. F. M.:

Agent-General and Agencies Abroad: Lon-don Office, q., 4266, 4346.

Agents: Private Inquiry, q., 2858.

Ambulance Services: Aerial, q., 3969.

Apprentices: Building Industry, q., 4294.

Bills: Ambulance Service Bill, 2R., 4949, 5031; Com., 5034, 5035, 5038, 5076, 5077.

Auctioneers and Agents (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4848, 4855.

Clean Air (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5150, 5751; Com., 5752.

Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Superannuation) Further Amendment Bill, 2a., 4031, 4032.

Coal Industry (Amendment) Bill, 2a., 1281.

Coal Mines Regulation (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5081, 5089.

Commercial Agents and Private Inquiry Agents (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1311, 1319.

Consumer Protection (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5754, 5761; Com., 5762, 5763.

SESSION 1971-72 cxxxv

Hewitt, The Hon. F. M. (continued):

Bills (continued) :

Conveyancing (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4927, 4936.

Co-operation (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4940, 4948.

Credit Union (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 946, 953.

Dentists (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4645, 4821; p.o., 4831; Com., 4833, 4836, 4837.

Factories, Shops and Industries (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3816, 3825.

Gaming and Betting (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3222, 3236.

Government Railways and Transport (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4305.

Housing (Amendment) Bill (No. 2), 2R., 3208, 3219.

Housin.g Indemnities (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 953, 1042.

Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1836, 2161.

Industrial Arbitration (Further Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4032, 4073; p.o., 4066; Com., 4077, 4078.

Justices (Further Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3798, 3812; Com., 3814, 3815, 3816.

Liquor (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5233, 5251; Com., 5253, 5254.

Maintenance (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5419, 5430; Com., 5431.

Mines Rescue (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5229, 5233.

Motor Traffic, Transport and Main Roads (Amendment) Bill, 2R., p.o., 3341; 2R., 3463, 3468; Com., 3469.

Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill, 2R., 3342, 3438; Com., 3440, 3443, 3447, 3448.

Motor Vehicles (Third Party Insurance) Amendment Bill, 2R., 5616, 5619.

New South Wales Institute of Psychiatry (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3071, 3072.

Permanent Building Societies (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4837, 4847.

Pharmacy (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3238, 3330.

Physiotherapists Registration (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4937, 4939.

Racing (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4179, 4189.

Second-Hand Dealers and Collectors (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1063, 1065.

State Coal Mines (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5763; Com., 5765.

Bills (continued) :

State Emergency Services and Civil Defence Bill, 2R., 4434, 4561; Com., 4564, 4565, 4567; p.o., 4570; Com., 4570, 4573, 4574, 4575, 4576.

Sydney Opera House (Amendment) Bill, p.o., 5605.

Therapeutic Goods and Cosmetics Bill, 2R., 3331, 3340; Com., 4430, 4431, 4432 4433. ,

Trading Stamps Bill, 2R., 5189, 5213; Com., 5218, 5220, 5221, 5222.

Transport Employees Retirement Benefits (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3565.

Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4079, 4085.

Cancer: Detection, q., 941, 1464.

Companies and Businesses: BHP Company Limited, q., 4429, 4507. Inertia Selling, q., 536, 3700. Pyramid Selling, q., 3564.

Conservation: Red Gums, North Entrance Peninsula, q., 1671.

Council, Legislative: Resignations, The Hon. R. R. Downing and The Hon. J. J. Maloney, adj., 4273.

Retirement, The Hon. J. J. Maloney ad1'. 4308. ' ,

Status, q., 4925.

Courts and Legal Procedure: Accommodation for Industrial Commission, q., 4644.

Conciliation and Arbitration: Updating q. 3968. ' ,

Custody and Maintenance Laws, q., 486, 1463.

New South Wales Arbitration Reports, q., 5343.

Crime and Criminals: Armed Holdups at Pharmacies, q., 3002.

Drugs: Narcotic Thefts, q., 2732.

Employment: Children on Milk Runs, q., 332. Decline, q., 4293, 4506, 4643, 4922, 4924.

Fish Industry and Fishing: Abalone, q., 104, 943. Hake Sales, q., 5019, 5418.

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Hewitt, The Hon. F. M. (continued) :

Health: Agricultural Fungicides, q., 105. Blood Transfusion Charges, q., 943. Medical Splints, q., 5020. Pre-natal Gynaecological Tests, q., 3000, 3778.

Hospitals: Blood Donors, Transfusion Service

Charge, q., 410. Hygiene in Maternity Wards, q., 4347. Wauchope, q., 3775.

Housing: Commission, Purchase of Land at Lurnea, m., 1040.

Finance, q., 4926. Western Suburbs, Incinerator, q., 1146.

Industrial Relations: Disputes, q., 1280, 1281, 3389. Drivers of Commercial Vehicles, q., 5417. Legislation, q., 1548, 1550, 1670, 1731.

Landlord and Tenant Act: Forcible Entry, q., 332.

Local Government: Reinstatement of Em-ployees, q., 1039.

Lotteries: Reader's Digest, q., 3775.

Meat Industry: Lamb Prices, q., 4507.

Medical Practitioners Fees, q., 4820.

Motor Vehicles: Motor Traffic Act: Disallowance of Regu

. lation, m., 2736. Additives to Sump Oil, q., 4558.

Obituaries: Mcintosh, The Hon. J. C., M.L.C., m., 107.

Stevenson, Major-General J. R., C.B.E., D.S.O., E.D., Clerk of the Parliaments and Clerk of Legislative Council, m., 11.

Omnibus Services: Patronage, q., 5555.

Pesticides: Fungicide Residues, q., 944.

Pollution: Beach, q., 3777.

Pornography: Indecent Pictures, Strip-Tease Premises at Kings Cross, q., 1934, 2750.

Prices: Royal Commission, q., 43. Tinplate, q., 4427.

Prisons and Prisoners: Bathurst, q., 3968.

Railways: Employees in Australian Military Forces, q., 1550.

North Shore Service, q., 4507.

Road Safety: Seat Belts, q., 1549, 1670, 1816, 1934. Speed Limits, q., 2638. Traffic Signals, Education of Pedestrians,

q., 1146.

Sewerage: Disposal, q., 942.

Steel Industry: Price, q., 4266, 5344. Surcharge on Black Steel, q., 616.

Taxi Cabs and Hire Cars: Fare Evasion, q., 2732. Fares, q., 4429.

Trade, Export, Import and Overseas: Trade with China, q., 5185.

Trades and Trade Unions: Amalgamation of Unions, q., 4644, 4645. Membership, q., 1731. Secret Ballot Legislation, q., 1670.

Trading Stamps: Legislation, q., 3000, 3065; adj., 3106.

Transport: Canal System, q., 1934, 3777.

Water Sports: Swimming Pools, q., 4507.

Workers Compensation: Full Accident Pay, q., 105. Lump-sum Payments, q., 4644.

Hills, Mr P. D. (Phillip): Abattoir, Inverell, q., 5376.

Assembly, Legislative: Christmas Felicitations, adj., 4257. Honourable Member for Northcott, p.o.,

2254. Precedence of Business, urgency, 5105. Public Accounts Committee, appn., 1790;

loan appn., 2510, 2513. Special Adjournment, m., 4246.

SESSION 1971-72 cxxxvii

Hills, Mr P. D. (continued):

Bills: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 1783. Crown Employees Appeal Board (Amend

ment) Bill, int., 854. General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2504.

Motor Traffic and Main Roads (Amendment) Bill, P.O., 3203.

Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill, 2R., 3182; Com., 3191.

Parliamentary Allowances and Salaries (Amendment) Bill, int., 3524; 2R., 3655.

Parliamentary Contributory Superannuation Bill, int., 3526; 2R., 3663.

Pay-roll Tax Bill, 2R., 821; Com., 867, 875, 877.

Police Regulation (Amendment) Bill, int., 3038; 2R., 3303; Com., 3314.

State Planning Authority (Amendment) Bill, int., 5385.

Statutory Salaries Adjustment Bill, int., 3520; 2R., 3650.

~upply Bill, 2R., 1176. Sydney Opera House (Amendment) Bill,

3R., 5543.

Clutha Development Pty Limited: Agreement, urgency, 2441; p.o., 2443; loan appn., 2511.

Coal Industry: Sale of Oakdale Mine, loan appn., 2511.

Commonwealth-State Relations: Financial, address, 153. State Rights, p.o., 4532.

Communism: Women's Liberation Move.. ment, p.o., 2231.

Companies and Businesses: Investigation of Mining Companies, q., 431.

Queensland Mines and Kathleen Investments (Aust.) Ltd, q., 431.

Crime and Criminals: Release on Bail of James Walter Edds, q., 4366, 4453.

Decentralization: Allocation, loan appn., 2511. Government Record, address, 159. Selective, address, 160; loan appn., 2506,

Economic Conditions: Cost of Living, address, 155. Effect of Fare Increases, address, 154. Inflation, appn., 1783. Special Premiers' Conference, urgency,

2595, 3356; q., 2793.

Elections and Electorates: Ballot Rigging, p.o., 5264. Campbelltown, address, 149. State General Election, address, 148.

Electricity: Capital Finance, loan appn., 2509. Charges, loan appn., 2509; q., 3475, 3733. Commission, loan appn., 2509. Generating Cost, loan appn., 2509. Uniform Tariff, address, 160.

Employment: Country, address, 159, 161. Decline, adj., 4319, 4328. Rural, q., 727; loan appn., 2507; p.o., m.,

3737 •. Special Premiers Conference, urgency,

2595; q., 2793; urgency, 3356.

Finance and Investment: Budgetary Methods, appn., 1784, 1794; loan appn., 2505, 2510, 2511, 2513.

Deficit Budgets, loan appn., 2510. Funding Revenue Deficit Account, loan appn., 2505.

Interest Free Capital Grants, loan appn., 2504.

Loan Funds, loan appn., 2504. Loan Liability, loan appn., 2506. Metropolitan Water Sewerage and Drain-

age Board Advance Account, appn., 1789.

Payments Unauthorized in Suspense, appn., 1790.

Revenue and Loan Funds, urgency, 1087; p.o., 1172; appn., 1784, 1794.

State Finances, appn., 1791.

Government, State: Record, address, 150, 151, 157, 161.

Harbours: Iluka, q., 4952.

Housing: Commonwealth-State Agreement, loan appn., 2512.

Land Prices, loan appn., 2508, 2512. Loan Allocations, loan appn., 2508.

cxxxvili INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 92-98

Hills, Mr P. D. (continued) :

Industrial Relations: Disputes, appn., 1792. Firemen's Dispute, appn., 1793; q., 1872,

1951, 1958. Improvement, q., 1326. Lawlessness, m., 982; p.o., 993, 1000; m.,

2050; p.o., 2053. Metropolitan Water Sewerage and Drain

age Board, Dispute, q., 771, 846. Penal Clauses, p.o., 213, 215, 216.

Industry, Primary: Griffith Co-operative Cannery, q., 3473. Primary Producers, Government Guaran

teed Loans, address, 160. Rural Crisis, address, 157, 159; q., 2294,

2362; loan appn., 2506, 2510, 2511. Rural Interest Rates, loan appn., 2512. Rural Reconstruction, loan appn., 2507;

p.o., 4710.

Land and Land Settlement: Crown Auctions, q., 5094; urgency, 5478.

Law and Order: Demonstrations and Strikes, p.o., 4099.

Local Government: Amalgamations, q., 4580. Assistance for Country Councils, address,

160. Main Roads Levy, address, 160.

Meat Industry: Marketing Legislation, address, 161.

Motor Vehicles: Comprehensive Insurance, urgency, 3880. Taxation, q., 2039.

Hawkins, F. H., Esq., a Former Minister of the Crown, m., 4281.

McGrath, Hon. J. F., a Former Minister of the Crown, adj., 4285.

Street, Hon. Sir Kenneth Whistler, K.C.M.G., K.St.J., Lieutenant-Governor of New South Wales, m., 4288.

Omnibus Services: Atlantean Buses, address, 154; q., 3109; p.o., 3110; q., 3611, 3613.

Fares, address, 156. Finances, address, 154. Peak Hour Services, q., 5774.

Pensions: Effective Fare Increases, address, 156.

Police: Administration, urgency, 4091; p.o., 4205. Commissioner's Retirement, q., 4705. Detective Sergeant Arantz, q., 4201. Strength, q., 4781, 5649.

Pollution: Parramatta River, p.o., 5044.

Prices: Control, urgency, 18; q., 4310. Tinplate, q., 4447.

Prisons and Prisoners: Bathurst, q., 554, 666. Inquiry, q., 554, 666. Visits of Mr Keith William Clarke, p.o.,

Public Works: Retrenchments, q., 61.

Railways: Capital Debt, address, 152. Country Services, loan appn., 2508. Eastern Suburbs, q., 288: loan appn., 2508, 2513.

Fares, address, 150. Financial Results, address, 150, 152. Payroll Tax, address, 154. Rolling Stock, ioan appn., 2508.

Roads: Finance, appn., 1792.

Superannuation: Police Fund, q., 1749.

Taxation: Motorists, appn., 1791.

Teachers: Casual Vacancies, q., 5256.

Town and Country Planning: Campbelltown, p.o., 1952. City of Sydney Scheme, q., 2168. Sydney Strategic Plan, q., 512.

Trade, Retail: Hours, q., 411, 412, 1191, 1815, 2638,

3207, 3390. Pyramid Selling, q., 2916.

Transport, Finance :md Policy: Co-ordination of Services, loan appn., 2508.

Wages and Salaries: Payment Into Bank Accounts, p.a., 2255, 2257.

Wool: Crisis, address, 158. Labor Policy, address, 159.

Workers' Compensation: Statement by Chief Secretary and Minister for Tourism and Sport, urgency, 123.

SESSION 1971-72 cxxxix

Hughes, The Hon. Davis (Armidale):

Aircraft and Air Services: Intrastate Subsidies, q., 1880.

Assembly, Legislative: Freedom of Speech, p.o., 2305.

Bills: Broken Hill Water and Sewerage (Payment of Rates) Amendment Bill, int., 3625; 2R., 3769.

Coff's Harbour Boat-harbour Works Bill, int., 4533; 2R., 5140, 5155.

Hunter District Water, Sewerage and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, int., 4906; 2R., 5338, 5402; Com., 5404, 5405, 5406.

Hunter District Water, Sewerage and Drainage (Payment of Rates) Amendment Bill, int., 3625; 2R., 3768.

Metropolitan Water, Sewerage and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, int., 4893, 4905; 2R., 5301, 5331.

Metropolitan Water, Sewerage and Drainage (Payment of Rates) Amendment Bill, int., 3621, 3624, 2R., 3762.

Motor Traffic, Transport and Main Roads (Amendment) Bill, p.o., 4150.

Port Kembla (Further Development) Amendment Bill, int., 522, 526; 2R., 682, 695; Com., 697, 698.

Regional Organisation Bill, int., 5482; 2R., 5685, 5714.

Sydney Opera House (Amendment) Bill, int., 5385; 2R., 5530, 5539.

Teaching Service (Amendment) Bili, int., 3488; 2R., 3671, 3674.

Conservation: Expenditure, loan appn., 2544.

Dairy Industry: Government Record, address, 480.

Decentralization: Country Industries Assistance Fund, q.,

5770. Expenditure, loan appn., 2544.

Dockyard, State: Graving Dock, q., 730, 1168, 4861.

Dredging at Port Kembla, q., 3022.

Hughes, The Hon. Davis (continued) :

Drought: Camden-Picton, adj., 2634.

Education: Capital Works, loan appn., 2546. Government Record, address, 480. Opposition Tactics, address, 476.

Floods: Shortland Market Gardens, adj., 1669.

Government, State: Record, loan appn., 2545, 2548.

Harbours: Capital Works, loan appn., 2548. Iluka, q., 4952. Macleay River Bar, q., 3738. Port Kembla, q., 960.

Hospitals: Building Programme, loan appn., 2548.

Industry, Primary and Secondary: Rural Crisis, address, 477, 479. Rural Re,construction, address, 480. World Trade Centre for Sydney, q., 673.

Land and Land Settlement: Expenditure, loan appn., 2544.

Local Government: Local Government Assistance Fund,

address, 480. Payroll Tax, address, 480.

Opera House: Construction Delays, q., 778. Design, q., 4958.

Pollution: Water:

Sydney Beaches, address, 478. Warragamba Dam, q., 434; address,

Population: New South Wales Zones, q., 4769.

Postmaster-General's Department: Reorganization, q., 1481. Transfer of Staff, q., 2299.

Public Works: Department:

Dismissals, q., 3883. Employment, q., 2922. Equipment, q., 4255.

Lease of Trucks, q., 3021. Pay of Ironworkers, q., 3021.

Railway Fares, address, 476.

Reserves: Bass Point, adj., 2635.

cxl INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 92-98

Roads: Expenditure, address, 477. Maintenance, q., 2042.

School Transport: Free, address, 480.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Belmont, q., 3482, 3620. Building Programme, loan appn., 2546. Casula, q., 3879.

Water (continued):

Rate Rebates, q., 436. Rate Rebates for Pensioners, q., 1169,

1212. Residential and Industrial Land Releases, address, 415.

Ten-Year Programme, address, 478.

Wheat Storage, address, 419.

Demountable Classrooms, loan appn., H h · Th H E H 2547. ump nes, e on. • .: Sydney Technical College, loan appn.,

Sewerage: Bathurst Gaol, q., 3880. Campbelltown, q., 429; address, 415, 477. Country Schemes, address, 479. Government Record, loan appn., 2547. Metropolitan Area, loan appn., 2547. Moorebank, q., 552. Residential and Industrial Land Releases,

address, 415. Ten-Year Programme, address, 478.

Superannuation: State Dockyard Employees, q., 2171.

Sydney Farm Produce Market, address, 480.

Taxation: Land, address, 419.

Teachers Colleges, Construction, q., 776.

Trade Practices: Surcharge on Small Steel Orders, q., 1694.

Universities: Representative of Legislative Assembly on the Council of the University of New England, m., 1420.

Water: Austinmer and Thirroul, adj., 2229. Camden-Picton, adj., 2634. Country Supplies, address, 479. Government Record, loan appn., 2547. Hunter District Water Board, address, 419. Metropolitan Water Sewerage and Drain-

age Board, address, 479; loan appn., 2547.

Pensioners' Water Rates, q., 1418. Prospect Treatment Plant, address, 478. Rate Concessions for Pensioners, q., 2797,

2925. Rate Concessions for T.P.I. Pensioners,

q., 4528, 4711.

Sworn, 5343.

Hunter, Mr D. B. (Ashfield) :

Assembly, Legislative: Air-conditioning of Chamber, loan appn., 2523.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, Com., 2083. General Loan Account Appropriation Bill,

2R., 2523. ~

Culture Grants, q., 514.

Drugs: Evaluation, q., 4954, 5102.

Health: Regional Services, q., 5377. Rubella Prevention, q., 1328, 1758.

Hospitals: Western Suburbs, appn., 2083; loan appn., 2526.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Croydon, loan appn., 2523. Croydon Park, loan appn., 2523. Summer Hill, loan appn., 2526.

Totalizator Agency Board: Growth, q., 2920.

Hunter, Mr M. L. (Lake Macquarie):

Aborigines, Purfleet Reserve, q., 2536.

Bills: Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers' (Superannuation) Further Amendment Bill, 2R., 3948.

Coal Mines Regulation (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4757.

Electricity Commission (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3965.

Hunter District Water, Sewerage and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5392.

SESSION 1971-72 cxli

Hunter, Mr M. L. (continued):

Bills (continued) :

Local Government (Newcastle Fruit and Vegetable Market) Bill, 2R., 4419.

Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3639.

Bridges: Cockle Creek, loan appn., 2589.

Employment Relief, q., 5096.

Finance and Investment: Loan Expenditure, loan appn., 2587.

Hospitals: Wallsend, loan appn., 2588.

Housing: Toronto, loan appn., 2588.

Life-saving Clubs: Building Loans for Surf Clubs, loan appn., 2590.

Liquor: Table Wines, q., 2262, 2482. ·

Public Works: Duplication in Construction Work, loan appn., 2587. ,

Railways: Car Parks at Stations, loan appn., 2589. Electrification, Gosford-Newcastle, loan appn., 2589.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Belmont, q., 3482, 3620. Land Acquisition Methods, loan appn., 2589.

Toronto, loan appn., 2588. Toronto West, loan appn., 2588. Wamers Bay, loan appn., 2589.

Jackett, Mr J. G. T. (Burwood):

Address-in-Reply, m., 242.

Apartheid: Labor Attitude, address, 245. Springbok Tour, address, 244.

Assembly, Legislative: Hon. Member for Heathcote, p.o., 4216. Identity of Letter Writer, p.o., 1759.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, Com., and p.o., 2285. Companies (Amendment) Bill, p.o., 1374;

2R., 1376. Dentists (Amendment) Bill, Com., 1103. General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, p.o., 2630.

Jackett, Mr J. G. T. (continued):

Bills (continued):

Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, 1971, int., 601.

Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, 1972, p.o., 1619; 2R., 1535; p.o., 1536.

Bridges: Camden, q., 128.

Clutha Development Pty Limited, addresr, 245; p.o., 2442.

Communism: Education Policy, appn., 2287.

Country Party: Infiltration by League of Rights, p.o., 728.

Dockyard, State: Graving Dock, p.o., 1168.

Economic Conditions: Cost of Living, p.o., 2174.

Education: Expenditure, appn., 2286. Government Record, address, 243. Wyndham Scheme, m., 1764; appn., 2285.

Environment: Effect of Clutha Development Pty Limited Proposal, address, 245.

Finance and Investment: Revenue and Loan Funds, p.o., 1087.

Industrial Relations: Lawlessness, p.o., 992.

Local Government: Kelly's Bush, p.o., 1216, 1217.

Medical Practitioners' Fees, p.o., 5096.

Motor Vehicles: Diesel Exhaust Emissions, q., 4096. Driving Instruction, q., 2173. Noise, q., 551. Potential Speed, q., 5091. Stop Light Indicators, q., 4586.

Police: Administration, p.o., 4204. Record, address, 244. Prices: Control, p.o., 19.

Railways: Illawarra Services, p.o., 1413. Stopping of Express Trains at Strathfield,

q., 2599.

cxlii INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 92-98

Jackett, Mr J. G. T. (continued):

Roads: Waterfall-Bum Pass Toll, p.o., 484.

Road Safety: Obstacles, q., 963.

Schools: High Schools and Colleges: Beecroft, p.o., 354. Class Loads, appn., 2285. Competition, appn., 2286. Discipline, appn., 2286. Hunters Hill, Women's Lib. Publication,

adj., 1986,· q., and p.o., 2044; q., 2179. Lighting: address, 244. Secondary Curriculum, q., 4956. Sex Booklet, appn., 2286. Sex Education, Women's Lib. Publication, appn., 2288.

Teachers: Federation, Beecroft Meeting, p.o., 559. Federation Leadership, address, 243. Wearing of Moratorium Badges, address, 243. ''i

Television: Springbok Tour Demonstration adj., 612.

Town and Country Planning: Campbelltown Social Survey, p.o., 1605.

Trade Unions: ACTU President's Activities, address, 244. Encouragement of Lawlessness, address,

244. Industrial Unrest, address, 243.

Trading Stamps Legislation, q., 3022, 3741.

Workers' Compensation: Statement by Chief Secretary and Minister for Tourism and Sport, p.o., 123.

Jackson, Mr R. F. (Heathcote):

Address in Reply, m., 136; p.o., 141, 245.

Assembly, Legislative: Business of the House, pers. exp!., 5408. Hon. Member for Heathcote, Threats,

privilege, 784. Personal Explanation by Chief Secretary, p.o., 329.

Printing Committee, m., 131.

Jackson, Mr R. F. (continued):

Bills: Appropriation Bill, p.o., 1909; Com., 2199, 2353.

Broken Hill Water and Sewerage (Payment of Rates) Amendment Bill, int., 3625, 3769; Com., 3770.

Coff's Harbour Boat-harbour Works Bill, int., 4534.

Hunter District Water, Sewerage and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, int., 4907; 2R., 5340; p.o., 5402, 5403; Com., 5404, 5405, 5406; p.o., 5404, 5406; pers. expl., 5408.

Hunter District Water, Sewerage and Drainage (Payment of Rates) Amendment Bill, int., 3625; 2R., and Com., 3769.

Industrial Arbitration (Further Amendment) Bill, p.o., 3920, 3921, 3922.

Maritime Services (Amendment) Bill, int., 2605; p.o., 2607.

Metropolitan Water, Sewerage and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, int., 4894, 2R., 5309; p.o., 5311; Com., 5333; p.o., 5335.

Metropolitan Water, Sewerage and Drainage (Payment of Rates) Amendment Bill, int., 3622; 2R., 3765; Com., 3767, 3768.

Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill, p.o., 3189. National Parks and Wildlife (Amend

ment) Bill, cons. amdts, 1719; int., 4457. Port Kembla (Further Development) Bill,

int., 523; 2R., 687; Com., 697, 698. Standard Time Bill, p.o., 1715. Sydney Opera House (Amendment) Bill,

int., 5386; 2R., 5533; p.o., 5541; m., 5543.

Bridges: Camden, p.o., 128.

Coal Industry: Clutha Development Pty Limited, Pro

posal, address, 136, 137; adj., 329; q., 3480.

Clutha Development Pty. Limited Agreement Act, q., 5099.

Conservation: Australian Conservation Foundation, p.o., 1214.

Country Party: Infiltration by League of Rights, q., 728.

SESSION 1971-72 cxliii

Jackson, Mr R. F. (continued):

Dairy Industry: Country Party Policy, appn., 2353. Labor Record, appn., 2353, 2354.

Elections: Ballot Rigging, p.o., 5263.

Environment: Effects of Clutha Development Pty Limited Proposal, address, 136, 137; adj., 329.

Government, State: Record, address, 136, 137.

Harbours: Port Kembla, address, 136.

Health: Naturopathy, p.o., 2358, 2359, 2360.

Land: Disposal of Crown Land, q., 2298.

Local Government: Elections, p.o., 842. Sutherland Council, p.o., 4787. Sydney City Council Property Sale, q.,

Milk Board Chairman, Mr J. Ferguson, appn., 2353.

Ministry: Statement by Minister for Lands, privilege,

2177. Environment Control, q., 2537.

Pollution: Parramatta River, q., 4097.

Public Works Department Dismissals, q., 3882.

Reserves: Admission Charges to National Parks, appn., 2202.

Bulli Pass Scenic Reserve, adj., 2361. Kosciusko National Park, appn., 2202. National Parks, appn., 2200. Royal National Park Trust, appn., 2199.

Roads: Waterfall-Bulli Pass Toll, adj., 483; p.o., 485; q., 1756, 1881.

Schools at North Ryde, p.o., 1388.

Sport: Surfing Hazard at Coalcliff Beach, adj., and p.o., 1033; p.o., 1034.

Television: Springbok Tour Demonstration, p.o., 612.

Workers' Compensation, Remarks of Chief Secretary, p.o., 70.

Jago, The Hon. A. H. (Gordon):

Aged Persons: Nursing Homes, adj., 2312.

Ambulance Services: Aerial, q., 2477. Expenses Incurred by the Family of the

late John Gibbs of Denman, q., 782. Potts, William, Death, q., 1753. Staffing of Ambulances, appn., 2100.

Baby Health Centres: Hurstville, q., 3349. Lurnea-Casula Area, q., 4199.

mns: Ambulance Service Bill, int., 4408, 4414;

2R., 4612, 4732; Com., 4740, 4743; p.o., 4624.

Appropriation Bill, Com., 2098. Clean Air (Amendment) Bill, int., 5486,

5488; 2R., 5721. Dentists (Amendment) Bill, int., 590; 2R.,

757, 1027; Com., 1101, 1105, 1108; cons. amdt, 5050.

New South Wales Institute of Psychiatry (Amendment) Bill, int., 819; 2R., 2388.

Pharmacy (Amendment) Bill, int., 2387; 2R., 2853, 2948.

Physiotherapists Registration (Amendment) Bill, int., 3270; 2R., 4461, 4465.

Therapeutic Goods and Cosmetics Bill, int., 1100; 2R., 2949, 2968.

Child Welfare: Latch Key Children, q., 5472.

Commonwealth-State Relations: Public Debts, loan appn., 2515.

Decentralization and Development: Allocation, loan appn., 2513.

Dental Services and Dentists: Dentists (Amendment) Bill, q., 3478. Registration of Dental Technicians, q., 4369.

United Dental Hospital, q., 2799.

Drugs: Cancer Controlling, q., 1162. Drug Dependence Service, q., 1601, 2300. Effects, q., 2431. Evaluation, q., 4954, 5101, 5102. Hypodermic Needles and Syringes, q., 5093.

Marijuana, q., 3876. Wollongong Problem, adj., 166.

cxliv INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 92-98

Jago, The Hon. A. H. (continued) :

Education: Drugs in Schools, q., 5261. Government Reward, loan appn., 2515,

Finance and Investment: Transfer of Loan Funds to Revenue, loan appn., 2514.

Fish Industry and Fishing: Georges River Oysters, q., 3114.

Health: Allocation, appn., 2098. Asthma Sufferers, q., 5377. Central West Region, q., 4094. Child Health Centre for Sutherland, q., 1607.

Cigarette Smoking, q., 839; pers. expl., 840; q., 3351.

Commission, appn., 2100. Goulburn Regional Service, q., 1164. Hepatitis at Campbelltown, q., 1874, 2441. Imported Foodstuffs, q., 1604. Kidney Donors, adj., 3205. Leukaemia Treatment, q., 2540. Multiple Sclerosis Patients, q., 5260. Naturopathy, adj., 2361. Regional Services, q., 5378. Registration of Splint Makers and Surgical Appliance Manufacturers, q., 2922.

Rubella, q., 1328, 1758, 2038. Tar Content of Cigarettes, q., 5090. Typhoid Outbreak, q., 2603. Venereal Disease, q., 5475. Warning Labels on Cigarette Packets, q., 555.

Hospitals: Ante-natal Charges, q., 1164, 2372. Camden, q., 664. Campbelltown, q., 508, 5769. Chatswood District Community, q., 1486, 1959.

Classification of Patients, q., 1747. Commonwealth-State Agreement, appn., 2098.

Extra Charges, q., 67, 782. Government Record, loan appn., 2516. Honorary System, q., 779. Liverpool, q., 555. Narrandera, q., 1877. New, q., 5091.

Jago, The Hon. A. H. (continued):

Hospitals (continued):

Overcrowding, q., 4313. Nursing Homes, q., 1956; adj., 2312i q.,

2370, 3115. Nursing Homes, Criticism of Mrs Chong, appn., 2099.

Outer Western Suburbs, q., 3618. Pathologists, q., 5767. Port Kembla, q., 2800. Prince Henry: Typhoid Outbreak, q., 2603. Psychiatric, appn., 2099; adj., 3124. Public, q., 5772, 5774. Queanbeyan, q., 2598. Riverina Regional Advisory Committee, q.,

1163. St Vincent's, Boiler Failure, q., 2437,

2483. Tamworth Base, q., 4208. Teaching, q., 5773. Temora District, q., 4370. The Hills, appn., 2098. Wallsend, q., 1210. Wauchope, q., 5255. Western Suburbs, appn., 2100.

Industry, Primary and Secondary: Table Wines, q., 2262, 2482.

Insurance: Voluntary School Workers, adj., 2532.

Liquor: Table Wines, q., 2482.

Local Government: Deficit Budgeting, adj., 939.

Medical Benefits: Referrals by School Medical Service, q., 433.

Medical Practitioners: Payments to Honorary Radiologists, q., 507.

Nurses: Mothercraft and Infant Welfare Nursing, q., 3872.

Training Centres, q., 19'53.

Opera House: Cost, loan appn., 2518.

Pollution: Air:

Borden Chemical Company (Australia) Proprietary Limited, q., 909, 2301.

Clean Air Act, q., 5645. Corrimal Coke Works, q., 2047; appn., 2098; q., 2805.

Dundas, q., 2921, 3742.

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Jago, The Hon. A. H. (continued) :

Pollution (continued): Air:

Granville, q., 4585, 4863. Motor Vehicles, q., 560, 781. Motor Vehicles, McWade Device, appn., 2101; q., 3620.

Photo-chemical Smog, q., 2920, 3620. Parramatta River Valley, q., 2041, 2543, 4365.

Yellow Globules, Chifley, Maroubra and Matraville, q., 3114, 3743.

Water: Clean Waters Act, q., 5646. Lane Cove River, q., 2261. Murrumbidgee and Yass Rivers, adj., 724, 1090.

Parramatta River, q., 1957.

Sewerage: Prince Henry Hospital, urgency, 738.

Universities: Campbelltown, q., 5769.

Welfare: Female Alcoholics, Treatment, q., 3617. Mongoloid Children, q., 2540, 3484.

Jensen, Mr H. F. (Wyong):

Bills: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 1910. Egg Industry Stabilisation Bill, int., 2619;

2R., 3537. Electricity Commission (Amendment) Bill,

int., 2927. Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, int., 598.

Liquor (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5062. Local Government (Amendment) Bill,

int., 5486; 2R., 5718. Local Government (Appeals) Amendment Bill, int., 2614; 2R., 3051; p.o., 3148; Com., 3159, 3160, 3161, 3162, 3164.

Local Government (Payment of Rates) Amendment Bill, 2R., 3752; Com., 3755.

Newcastle Gas Company Limited Bill, int., 527; 2R., 707.

Supreme Court (Amendment) Dill, p.o., 5290.

Sydney Opera House (Amendment) Bill, Com., 5540.

Windsor Municipal Council (Hobartville Public Reserve) Bill, 2R., 2625.

Jensen, Mr H. F. (continued):

Commonwealth-State Relations: Financial, appn., 1912.

Education: Government Record, appn., 1911.

Electricity: Commission's Finances, appn., 1913.

Horse Racing: Grandstand at Randwick, appn., 1911.

Hospitals: Nursing Homes, Private, appn., 1914. Wyong Area, appn., 1914.

Land and Land Settlement: Coon Island and Little Cooney, q., 1083.

Local Government: Disposal of Garbage and Industrial Waste,

q., 2919. Rate Rebates, appn., 1913.

Prices: Petrol, q., 2172, 2482.

Railways: Electrification of Newcastle to Gosford Railway, q., 4584.

Sporting and Sporting Organizations: Allocation, appn., 1911.

Trade, Retail: Trading Stamps, q., 672, 971.

Transport, Finance and Policy: Government Record, appn., 1911.

Water: Rate Rebates, q., 1753.

Joel, The Hon. Sir Asher, 0.8.E.:

Bills: Botany Cemetery and Crematorium Bill,

2R., 4773. Companies (Amendment) Bill, p.o., 2109. Dentists (Amendment) Bill, p.o., 4696. Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 2134. Regional Organisation Bill, p.o., 5627. State Emergency Services and Civil De

fence Bill, 2R., 4509; Com., 4564; p.o., 4510; Com., 4571.

Therapeutic Goods and Cosmetics Bill, Com., 4431, 4432.

Parking: Parliamentary Car Park, adj., 1401.

Stevenson, Major-General J. R., C.B.E., D.S.0., E.D., Clerk of the Parliaments and Clerk of the Legislative Council, Death, m., 13.

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Johnstone, Mr L. A. (Broken Hill):

Bills: Ambulance Service Bill, 2R., 4772. Appropriation Bill, 2R., 1927. Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers

(Superannuation) Further Amendment Bill, int., 3762.

Coal Industry (Amendment) Bill, int., 585.

Coal Mines Regulation (Amendment) Bill, int., 3273; 2R., 4751.

Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, Com., 1622; p.o., 1624.

Mines Rescue (Amendment) Bill, int., 4537; 2R., 5160; Com., 5174, 5176.

Silverton Tramway Land Vesting Bill, int, 2928; 2R., 4239.

State Coal Mines (Amendment) Bill, int., 5049.

States Grants (Rural Reconstruction) Agreement Ratification Bill, 2R., 1248; p.o., 1251.

Wild Dog Destruction (Amendment) Bill, int., 1350; 2R., 2424.

Drought: Effect on Budget, appn., 1927.

Employment: Retrenchment by Southern Tablelands County Council, q., 3877.

Industrial Arbitration and Conciliation: System, appn., 1927.

Industrial Relations: Strikes, appn., 1928.

Industry, Primary and Secondary: Rural Reconstruction Scheme, appn., 1927.

Minerals and Mining: Department of Mines Staff, appn., 1930. ,

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Second High School for Broken Hill, q.,

351. Western Districts, Air Conditioning, q., 2920.

Water: Irrigation Charges, q., 3353, 4318. Lightning Ridge Miners, q., 5382.

Jones, Mr S. B. (Waratah):

Banking: Interest Rates, q., 1695.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, Com., 2222, 2343; p.o., 2352.

Jones, Mr S. B. (continued):

Bills (continued) :

Hunter District Water, Sewerage and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, p.o., 1631; 2R., 5388.

Local Government (Newcastle Fruit and Vegetable Market) Bill, int., 2615; 2R., 4339; p.o., 4422; Com., 4424.

Racing (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4118; Com., 4124.

Communication: Women's Liberation Movement, p.o., 2230.

Conservation: Hunter Valley Conservation Trust, q., 767.

Dairy Industry: Dairy Industry Authority Banning of "Life", appn., 2344.

Hunter Valley Co-operative Dairy Company Limited, appn., 2344.

Dockyard, State: Graving Dock, q., 1168.

Electricity: Generation and Use; Effect of Daylight Saving, q., 2479, 4218.

Employment: Newcastle, q., 2801.

Fish Industry and Fishing: Government Assistance to Industry, m., 4381.

Floods: Damage to Market Gardens, Shortland, adj., 1668.

Hawkins, Francis Harold, Esq., a Former Minister of the Crown, Death, m., 4283.

Life-Saving Clubs: Lifesaving Commission, appn., 2223. Surf, Grants, appn., 2223.

Local Government: Main Roads Levy, appn., 2222.

Medical Practitioners; Payments to Honor-ary Radiologists, q., 507.

Motor Vehicles: Rust, q., 3256.

Poultry Industry: Inspection, appn., 2343.

Public Holidays: Additional at Easter, 1973, q., 4954, 5784.

Roads: Commonwealth Aid Roads Funds, appn., 2222.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Senior High School System, Newcastle, q., 438.

SESSION 1971-72 cxlvii

Jones, Mr S. 8. (continued):

Teachers: Federation Elections, p.o., 2274, 2275.

Trade, Retail: Pyramid Selling, adj., 4816.

Valuer-General: Interval between Valuations, appn., 2224.

Keams, Mr N. J. (Blacktown):

Bills:

Keighley, The Hon. W. G., M.A. (Oxon.) (continued) :

Bills: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2746. Companies (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1826. Factories, Shops and Industries (Amend-ment) Bill, 2R., 3821.

Land Tax (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3583. Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

Appropriation Bill, Com., 2269. Kelly, Mr L. B. (Corrimal): Housing Indemnities (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 679. Abortion: Rule of Law, p.o., 4861.

Maintenance (Amendment) Bill, int., Address in Reply, m., 237. 4790; p.o., 4794; 2R., 5272; p.o., 5277.

Education: Administration of Department, appn., 2269.

Colleges of Advanced Education, Salaries, q., 291.

Examination Results and Staff Shortages, appn., 2272.

Health: Cigarette Smoking, q., 3351.

Local Government: Compulsory Voting, q., 2263.

Pensions: Increase, urgency, 4711; p.o., 4712.

Railways: Parking at Stations, q., 1330.

School Transport: Free Bus Travel, appn., 2269.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Birrong Boys High, appn., 2272. Compulsory Sport, appn., 2271. Staff Shortages, appn., 2269.

Teachers: Degrees, q., 559. Training, appn., 2270. Wastage, appn., 2270.

Welfare: Child Care Agencies, q., 2478. Unmarried Mothers, Questionnaire, adj.,

1492, 1501.

Keighley, The Hon. W. G., M.A. (Oxon.):

Abortion: Law Reform, address, 193.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, Com., 2095. Coal and Oil Shale Mineworkers (Super

annuation) Further Amendment Bill, 2R., 3947.

Coal Mines Regulation (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4755; Com., 4801, 4802.

Co-operation (Amendment) Bill, int., 3361; 2R., 4546.

Metropolitan Water, Sewerage, and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, int., 4904.

Permanent Building Societies (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4333.

Port Kembla (Further Development) Bill, 2R., 693; Com., 698.

State Coal Mines (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5723.

Boating and Yachting: Boat Harbour for Bellambi Point, address, 240.

Coal Industry: Clutha Development Pty. Limited Agreement Act, address, 241.

Southern Tablelands Mines, q., 4085.

Education: Compulsory School Sport, address, 239.

Elections and Electorates: Government's Performance, address, 238.

Employment: Department of Public Works, q., 2922.

Government, State: Country Party Influence, address, 238. Record, address, 238.

Harbours: Port Kembla, address, 241.

Hospitals: Bulli District, address, 240.

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Kelly, Mr L. B. (continued):

Housing Commission: Home Purchases by Tenants, q., 1416. Waiting List, q., 901; pers. exp/., 910; q.,

Motor Vehicles: Defective, ad;., 532. Mount Ousley Deaths and Defective Vehicles, q., 1419.

Pollution: Air; Corrimal Coke Works, q., 2047; appn., 2095; q., 2805.

Prices: Cost of Living, address, 239.

Roads: Princes Highway, Russell Vale, ad;., 5016. Tollway Between Waterfall and Bulli Pass,

q., 4529. Wollongong to Thirroul Expressway,

address, 240.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Corrimal Electorate, address, 239. East Corrimal, q., 1090, 1757. Maintenance, address, 239.

Sewerage: Bblli, Woonona, Thirroul and Austinmer, address, 241.

Steel Industry: Japanese Imports, q., 3480.

Superannuation: Miners' Pensions, address, 242.

Teachers: Charges Under Teaching Service Act, q.,

5473. Conditions, address, 239. Hoggan, Denise Maureen, adj., 1812; q.,

2371, 2482. Teachers Federation Television Campaign,

p.o., 126. Shortage, q., 356.

Transport, Finance and Policy: Fare Increases, address, 240.

Water: Thirroul and Austinmer Supply, ad;., 2228. Shoalhaven Scheme, address, 242.

Welfare: Wollongong Area, address, 242.

Workers' Compensation: Full Pay for Injured Workers, address, 237.

Kelly, Mr R. J. (East Hills):

Assembly, Legislative: Dissent Motion, Notice, p.o., 1748. Dissent; Refusal to Identify Letter, m.,

1758, 1763. Members:

Bass Hill, Remarks, p.o., 206, 207. Northcott, Philosophy, address, 394.

Public Accounts Committee, m., 1218. Wording of Motion for Adoption of

Address in Reply, address, 393.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, Com., 1977; p.o., 1978. Gaming and Betting (Amendment) Bill, int., 2623; 2R., 2985.

Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, p.o., 1618, 1619.

Liquor (Amendment) Bill, p.o., 5123. Metropolitan Water, Sewerage, and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, int., 4901.

Standard Time Bill, 2R., 1707. Sydney Opera House (Amendment) Bill,

p.o., 5533; 2R., 5536.

Courts and Legal Procedure: Criticism of Judiciary, q., 779.

Crime and Criminals: Murder Charges, q., 3872, 4098.

Drugs: Evaluation, q., 5101.

Government, Commonwealth: Foreign Af-fairs Policy, address, 395.

Greyhound Racing: Control, appn., 1977.

Health: Naturopathy, p.o., 2360.

Industry, Primary and Secondary: Rural Crisis, address, 394.

Liquor: Licences, q., 561.

Local Government: Bankstown Council Elections, Behaviour of Alderman Duncan, address, 397.

Minerals and Mining: Barraba Asbestos Mine, p.o., 209. Export Policy, address, 396.

Prices: Increases, address, 396.

SESSION 1971-72 cxlix

Kelly, Mr R. J. (continued):

Railways: Carriage of Mails, q., 2433. Rubbish Between Central and Tempe, q.,

1875. Pensioner Concessions on Sleepers, q., 2597.

Reserves: Proposed Park at Angourie, q., 3470.

Road Safety: Daylight Saving and Breath Testing, p.o., 5095.

Town and Country Planning: Appeals Against Decisions, address, 398. Bankstown Scheme, address, 398.

Welfare: Questionnaire for Unmarried Mothers, q., 1328.

Kennedy, The Hon. J. W.:

Bills: Ambulance Service Bill, 2R., 5029. Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2762. Local Government (Appeals) Amendment

Bill, 2R., 3847. Metropolitan Water, Sewerage, and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5449.

Lawson, Mr J. A. (Murray):

Bills: Appropriation Bill, Com., 2345. Crown Lands and Other Acts (Amend-ment) Bill, 2R., 1123.

Dentists (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1018. Rural Assistance Bill, 2R., 3945. State Grants (Rural Reconstruction) Agreement Ratification Bill, 2R., 1256.

Cattle and Livestock: Tuberculosis and Brucellosis Eradication Campaign, appn., 2346.

Clubs: Apex, q., 5381.

Dairy Industry: Regulation, appn., 2346.

Grasshoppers: Plague, q., 966; appn., 2346.

Water: Irrigation Charges, adj., 3887.

Lewis, The Hon. T. L. (Wollondilly):

Aborigines: Artifacts at Batemans Bay, q., 3471.

Address in Reply, p.o., 324; m., 398.

Lewis, The Hon. T. L. (continued):

Aged Persons: Duck Shooting Licences for Pensioners, q., 4450.

Animals: Din.g0 Destruction in Upper Hunter, q., 561; p.o., 562.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, Com., 2205, 2211. Botany Cemetery and Crematorium Bill,

int., 2928; 2R., 4242. Closer Settlement and Public Reserves

Fund (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 714. Crown Lands and Other Acts (Amend

ment) Bill, int., 591; 2R., 1109, 1128. Marginal Dairy Farms Reconstruction

Scheme Agreement Ratification Bill, int., 3131; 2R., 3546, 3560.

National Parks and Wildlife (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 718; Com., 751; cons. amdts, 1719, 1721.

National Parks and Wildlife Service (Amendment) Bill, int., 4456, 4458; 2R., 4802; p.o., 4805.

Rural Assistance Bill, int., 3759, 3761; 2R., 3939, 3945.

Silverton Tramway Land Vesting Bill, int., 2927; 2R., 4237, 4242.

State Grants (Rural Reconstruction) Agreement Ratification Bill, int., 851, 852; 2R., 1133; p.o., 1261, 1262; 2R., 1257.

Trustees of Show-grounds Enabling (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 716, 718.

Wild Dog Destruction (Amendment) Bill, int., 1349; 2R., 2423.

Coal Industry:

Burragorang Mines, address, 399.

Clutha Development Pty. Limited Agreement Act, p.o., 121.

Conservation: Australian Conservation Foundation and National Parks and Wildlife Foundation, q., 1213.

Dredging: Hawkesbury River, q., 967, 1171.

Elections and Electorates: Campbelltown; Visits to Returning Officer's Home, address, 399.

Fauna and Flora: Prosecutions, q., 1746.

Fish Industry and Fishing: Fisheries Research Station, q., 5378.

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Housing: Crown Land; Auctions, q., 432, 2298, 3252. Disposal, q., 2298. Sites, appn., 2212. Sales, q., 5775.

Industry, Primary and Secondary: Rural Reconstruction:

Commonwealth-State Scheme, q., 2171, 4709.

Finance, q., 1872. Need, q., 349, 2479.

Land and Land Settlement: Acquisition of Land by Councils, q., 2434. Bungendore Common, q., 5045. Commonwealth Land, South Head, q.,

4371. Coon Island and Little Cooney, q., 1083. Crown Land Auctions, q., 432, 2298,

3252. Stock Routes, q., 1481. Western Lands Leases, q., 908.

Minerals and Mining: Myall Lakes, appn., 2207. National Parks, address, 402. Padlocked Gates at Myall Lakes, q., 4704.

National Parks and Wildlife Service: Allocation, appn., 2212. Expenditure, q., 3347. Helicopter, q., 1745. Management and Fire Control Plans, q.,

3470. Plans, q., 1746. Report of Requirements, q., 1746.

Reserves: Beekeeping in National Parks, q., 4960,

5474. Buderoo National Park, q., 3733. Clark Island, q., 1955; appn., 2212. Entrance Fees, appn., 2206. Film of National Parks, q., 3471. Government Record, address, 400; appn., 2206, 2212.

Heathcote State Park, q., 4087. Kinchega National Park, appn., 2208. Mount Kembla, q., 3470. Myall Lakes, q., 3471. Myall Lakes National Park, q., 4091.

Reserves (continued):

National Parks: Purchase by Private Con-servation Societies, q., 355.

Parkland Acreage, q., 4195. Parramatta Showground, q., 2474. Proposed Park at Angourie, q., 3470. Red Rock State Park, q., 909. South Coast National Parks, q., 2797. Sydney Harbour National Park, q., 1327. Wildlife Refuges, q., 3347.

Sport and Sporting Organizations: Hiking and Skiing Accidents, q., 4206. Moore Park Complex, q., 5647.

Town and Country Planning: Otford-Helensburgh Project, q., 4090.

McCaw, The Hon. K. M. (Lane Cove):

Abortion: Rule of Law, q., 4859.

Assembly, Legislative: Motion of Dissent, p.o., 1948.

Australian Constitution: Convention, q., 5378.

Bills: Commonwealth Places (Administration of

Laws) Amendment Bill, int., 3267; 2R., 3505.

Companies (Amendment) Bill, 1971, int., 812, 818; 2R., 1378; Com., 1383, 1385, 1421; cons. amdts, 4141.

Companies (Amendment) Bill, 1972, int., 5269.

Law Reform (Law and Equity) Bill, int., 4789; 2R., 5181, 5182.

Presbyterian Church of Australia Bill, int., 2612.

Presbyterian Church of Australia (Amendment) Bill, int., 4391.

Roman Catholic Church Property (Amendment) Bill, int., 4397.

Supreme Court (Amendment) Bill, int., 4788, 4789; 2R., 5176; Com., 5285, 5286; p.o., 5287, 5289; Com., 5291; p.o., 5292, 5293; Com., 5294, 5295, 5296; cons. amdts, 5808.

Trustee Companies (Amendment) Bill, int., 4908; 2R., 5497.

Bridges: Nepean River, adj., 5184.

SESSION 1971-72 cli

McCaw, The Hon. K. M. (continued):

Companies and Businesses: American Refrigeration Company, q.,

3613. American Refrigeration and Investment

Corporation Proprietary Limited, q., 839.

Americana Interstate, q., 2799, 2925. Business Names, q., 4955. Investigation of Affairs of Queensland

Mines Limited and Kathleen Investments (Australia) Limited, q., 431.

Life Funds of Australia Limited, p.o., 5786; urgency, 5787.

Planned Financial Management, q., 518, 732.

Pyramid Selling, adj., 4817. R. and D. Manufacturing Proprietary

Limited and Calmex Products Proprietary Limited, q., 3118, 3259.

Courts and Legal Procedure: Abortion Trials, q., 3874. Alleged Delays in Handling Probate Applications, q., 1487.

Briefing of Queens Counsel in Trials for Abortion, q., 4099.

Criticism of Judiciary, q., 779. Crown Prosecutor in Abortion Trial, q.,

3874. Crown Representation by Senior Counsel,

q., 3874. Legal Costs in Prosecution of Miss Wendy

Bacon, q., 5772. Oaths Act, q., 2793. Trial of Certain Doctors, q., 2915. Wright, Mr Edward; Legal Action, adj.,

Crime and Criminals: Murder Charges, q., 3872.

Persons A waiting Trial at Sydney Quarter Sessions, q., 5771.

Festivals: Law Day, q., 1873.

Insurance: Cosmopolitan Insurance Company Limited,

adj., 4167. Motor Vehicle, q., 1751, 2366, 3477.

Law Reform Commission: Supreme Court Act, q., 3027.

Legal Expenses: Legal Aid, q., 4527.

McCaw, The Hon. K. M. (continued):

Legal Profession: Malpractices by Solicitors, q., 4951. Training of Solicitors, q., 5382.

Omnibus Services: Atlantean Buses, p.a., 3109, 3110.

Police: Electronic Listening Devices, q., 769.

Postmaster-General's Department: Statutory Notification by Post, q., 5262.

Prisons and Prisoners: Remand Prisoners, q., 905.

Publications: Portnoy's Complaint; Prosecution of Angus and Robertson Limited, q., 3873.

Street, The Hon. Sir Kenneth Whistler, K.C.M.G., K. St J., Lieutenant-Governor of New South Wales, Death, m., 4291.

Teachers: Charges under Act, q., 5643.

Town and Country Planning: Rezoning of Land; Lake Illawarra, p.a., 962.

Trade, Retail: Door-to-Door Salesmen, q., 3476. Pyramid Selling, q., 2916, 3351.

Welfare: Public Appeal for Mrs Pamela McLeod-Lindsay, q., 430.

McGinty, Mr L. F., M.B.E., LL.B. (Willoughby) :

. Address in Reply, m., 467.

Aged Persons: Housing, address, 468; q., 672.

Bills: Conveyancy (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

4497. Dentists (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1011. Local Government (Appeals) Amend

ment Bill, 2R., 3059; p.o., 3148. Metropolitan Water, Sewerage, and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5318.

Computers and Electronic Data Processing: Land Title Data Bank, q., 4372.

Conservation: Australian Conservation Foundation and National Parks and Wildlife Foundation, q., 1213.

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McGinty, Mr L. F., M.B.E., (continued) :

LL.B. McPherson, The Hon. H. J. (continued):

Courts 'and Legal Procedure: Magistrates; recruitment, address, 461.

Hospitals: Chatswood District Community, q., 1486,

1959. Nursing Homes, Private, q., 2370.

Law Reform: Intestacy, address, 410.

Local Government: Finance, address, 469. Main Roads Levy, q., 1754.

Minerals and Mining: Mining Act; Review, q., 3024.

Town and Country Planning: State Planning Authority, m., 2501.

Valuer-General: Valuations, North Sydney, q., 2602.

McKay, The Hon. T. S., B.A., LL.B.: Agriculture: Marketing of Oil Seeds, q., 5343.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2897. Companies (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2002. Coff's Harbour Boat-harbour Works Bill, 2R., 5228.

Dairy Industry Authority (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4174.

Schools: Discipline, q., 536, 945.

McPherson, The Hon. H. J.: Address in Reply, m., 346, 412.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2718. Closer Settlement and Public Reserves Fund (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1066.

Coffs' Harbour Boat-harbour Works Bill, 2R., 5225; Com., 5229.

Co-operation (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4942.

Crown Lands and Other Acts (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1465.

Dentists (Amendment) \Bill, Com., 4828. Factories, Shops and Industries (Amend

ment) Bill, 2R., 3825. Forestry, Soil Conservation and Other Acts (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5737.

Bills (continued) :

Marginal Dairy Farms Reconstruction Scheme Agreement Ratification Bill, 2R., 3829.

Meat Industry (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5-079.

Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill, 2R., 34-02. Presbyterian Church of Australia (Amend

ment) Bill, 2R., 4776. Regional Organisation Bill, 2R., 5632. Roman Catholic Church Property (Amend

ment) Bill, 2R., 4777. Standard Time Bill, 2R., 1996. State Emergency Services and Civil Defence Bill, 2R., 4516; Com., 4569, 4572.

Wheat Quotas Bill, 2R., 3993.

Bridges: Hampton, Wagga Wagga, q., 1730.

Education: Government Record: address, 348. School Sport, address, 349.

Employment: Economic Restrictions; Effects, q., 1989.

Health: Cancer Detection, q., 941, 1464. Organ Transplants, q., 5731.

Industry, Primary and Secondary: Griffith Co-operative Cannery, q., 3773. Marketing Schemes for Primary Products,

address, 413. Rural Crisis, address, 412. Rural Industries, Proposed Financial Agency, m., 1394.

Land and Land Settlements: Closer Settlement Rents, q., 2858, 3330.

Local Government: Review, q., 4643.

Lotteries: Offices in Country Centres, q., 4924.

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McPherson, The Hon. H. J. (continued):

Meat Industry: Marketing Scheme, address, 413.

Ministry: Incompatible Portfolios of Conservation and Mining, address, 347.

Motor Vehicles: Registration Fees, q., 4560. Right-of-Way Rule, q., 3207, 3208.

Omnibus Services: Use of Liquid Propane Gas, q., 2857, 4429, 5346.

Natural Gas: Use in Public Transport, q., 3776.

Pesticides: Residual, q., 944. Residual Fungicides, q., 105.

Prices: Steel, q., 5344.

Railways: By-laws Covering Employees Serving in the Australian Military Forces, q., 1550.

Reserves: Kosciusko National Park, Tracks and Roads, q., 5185, 5556.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Kooringal High, address, 348; q., 4293. Lavington, q., 4293, 5417. Tumbarumba, q., 1729.

Shipping: Container Measurement Standards, address, 347.

Teachers: Staff at Wagga Wagga College, q., 4819.

Trade, Retail: Late Shopping Hours, q., 411.

Mackie, Mr G. C. (Albury) :

Bills: Crown Lands and Other Acts (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1126.

Racing (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4116. Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

Cattle and Livestock: Stock Diseases from Vietnam, q., 3023.

Employment: Retraining of Rural Workers, q., 515.

Hospitals: Riverina Regional; Advisory Committee, q., 1163.

Housing Commission: Activities at Albury, q., 5781.

Mackie, Mr G. C. (continued) :

Industry, Primary and Secondary: Commonwealth-State Rural Reconstruc

tional Scheme, q., 2171, 4709. Rural Reconstruction, q., 2479.

Meat Industry: Select Committee; Appointment, m., 572.

Motor Vehicles: Laminated Windscreens, q., 1695.

Road Safety: Pedestrian Scramble Movement, q., 2295.

Water: Dartmouth Dam, q., 672, 3482.

Maddison, The Hon. J. C., B.A., LL.B. (Hornsby):

Bills: Auctioneers and Agents (Amendment)

Bill, int., 2445, 2447; 2R., 4467, 4482; Com., 4487, 4488.

Commercial Agents and Private Inquiry Agents (Amendment) Bill, int., 589; 2R., 742, 750.

Companies (Amendment) Bill, 1972, 2R., 5489.

Conveyancing (Amendment) Bill, int., 2830, 2832; 2R., 4489, 4502.

Justices (Further Amendment) Bill, int., 3268; 2R., 3493, 3503.

Liquor (Amendment) Bill, int., 4459; 2R., 5000, 5063; p.a., 5059; Com., 5070, 5116, 5125, 5127, 5129, 5138, 5140.

Local Government (Appeals) Amendment Bill, 2R., 3150.

Trustee Companies (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5409.

Computers and Electronic Data Processing: Information Banks, m., 2828, 4589. Land Title Data Bank, q., 4372.

Courts and Legal Procedure: Detention of Miss Wendy Bacon and Mr John Cox, q., 5641.

Government Interpreters, q., 665, 2168. Liverpool Courthouse and Police Station,

q., 4259. Metropolitan Children's Court, q., 23. National Service Act; Gaoling of Mr G. Mullen, q., 1487.

Prison Sentences for Juveniles, q., 4196. Queanbeyan Courthouse, q., 3352. Scott, Mr Michael William, q., 1600.

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Maddison, The Hon. J. C., B.A., LL.B. (continued) :

Crime and Criminals: Statistics, q., 4202.

Housing: Conveyancing (Strata Titles) Act, q., 4370.

Matraville Garden Village, q., 5645. Strata Title; Home Unit Councils, q.,

1209. Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Act:

Amendment, q., 3735. Dee, Mr and Mrs; Eviction, adj., 1279. Evictions, q., 287. Wealthy Tenants, q., 2296.

Liquor: Amendments to Act, q., 2438. Licences, q., 561.

Police: Prosecutors' Allowances, q., 4526, 4589. Queanbeyan Station, q., 3352.

Prisons and Prisoners: Bathurst Gaol, q., 773. Cessnock Gaol, q., 4956. Darcy Dugan; Prison Trial, q., 3348, 4200. Department's Plans, q., 4196. Inquiry into System, q., 666. Long Bay; Overcrowding, q., 4959. Mullen, Mr Geoffrey, q., 1487. Names and Location of Institutions, q., 509.

Period Sentences, q., 1056. Prisoners Detained at Governor's Pleasure,

q., 4197. Rehabilitation, q., 556, 4196. Report of Department of Corrective Ser-vices, q., 2534.

Riots, q., 3473. Seminar on Parole System, q., 1874. Visits; Clarke, Mr Keith William, q., 517. Work Release Programme, q., 1417.

Superannuation: Public Service Pensions, q., 3116. Trimmer Report, q., 842.

Mahoney, Mr D. J. (Parramatta):

Assembly, Legislative: Notice of Motion, p.o., 2178.

Mahoney, Mr D. J. (continued) :

Bills: Appropriation Bill, Com., 2214; p.a., 2632. Consumer Protection (Amendment) Bill, p.a., 5779.

Local Government (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5718.

Local Government (Appeals) Amendment Bill, 2R., 3144; Com., 3160.

State Planning Authority (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5510; p.a., 5515, 5516.

Windsor Municipal Council (Hobartville Public Reserve) Bill, 2R., 2626; Com., 2629.

Bush Fires: Restrictions, p.a., 1755.

Electricity: Generation, appn., 2215.

In~urance: Motor Vehicle Comprehensive, p.a., 3881.

Local Government: Garbage Disposal, appn., 2214.

Newspapers: Criticism of the Honourable Member for Earlwood, p.a., 2180.

Nuclear Energy: Generation of Electricity, appn., 2215.

Pollution: Air:

Dundas, q., 2921, 3742. Parramatta River Valley, q., 4097, 4365.

Responsibility for Environment Control, q., 4450, 5782.

Reserves: Lake Parramatta, q., 517.

Town and Country Planning: State Planning Authority, appn., 2216.

Mallam, Mr H. C. (Campbelltown):

Abattoirs: Homebush; Export Standards, q., 4527, 4588.

Assembly, Legislative: Allegations by Leader of the Opposition, p.a., 1092.

Dissent Motion, p.a., 1761.

Banking: Rural Bank of New South Wales; Defalcation of P. Huxley, q., 777, 1331.

SESSION 1971-72 clv

Mallam, Mr H. C. (continued) :

Bills: Ambulance Service Bill, int., 4412; Com., 4744.

Appropriation Bill, Com., 2195, 2336. Coff's Harbour Boat-harbour Works Bill,

2R., 5149; p.o., 5154. Companies (Amendment) Bill, 1971, int.,

816; 2R., 1373; p.o., 1374. Co-operation (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4546.

Dairy Industry Authority (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4127.

Egg Industry Stabilisation Bill, int., 2620. Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, int., 601.

Liquor (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5059; Com., 5122; p.o., 5134; Com., 5137.

Maritime Services (Amendment) Bill, int., 2604; 2R., 3381; Com., 3385.

Marginal Dairy Farms Reconstruction Scheme Agreement Ratification Bill, int., 3134; 2R., 3556.

Metropolitan Water, Sewerage, and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, int., 4896; 2R., 5324.

National Parks and Wildlife (Amendment) Bill, cons amdts, 1720.

Pay-roll Tax Bill, int., 588; 2R., 859. Pilotage Bill, int., 820; 2R., 2399; p.o., 2400, 2402, 2409; Com., 2422, 2423.

State Planning Authority (Amendment) Bill, Com., 5528.

Trading Stamps Bill, 2R., 4980. Windsor Municipal Council (Hobartville

Public Reserve) Bill, 2R., 2628.

Bridges: Nepean River, ad;., 5182.

Butter and Vegetable Oil Mixture, q., 2368.

Coal Inquiry: Clutha Development Pty. Limited, q., 289.

Commonwealth-State Relations: State Funds, q., 5375.

Companies and Business: Chrysler Australia Limited, q., 3020.

Crime and Criminals: Armed Hold-ups, q., 3347.

Mallam, Mr H. C. (continued) :

Dairy Industry: Butter Production, q., 3251. Dairy Products from New Zealand, q.,

2915. Government Record, appn., 2336. Production in New South Wales, q., 3738.

Drought: Camden District, ad;., 2633.

Elections and Electorates: Campbelltown:

Counting of Votes, address, 313. Court of Disputed Returns, address, 316. Visits to Returning Officer's Home,

address, 373. Voting by 18-year-olds, q., 5383.

Health: Hepatitis at Campbelltown, q., 1874, 2441. Pet Foods, appn., 2336. Tar Content of Cigarettes, q., 5090.

Hospitals: Camden, q., 663. Campbelltown, q., 508, 5769.

Housing: Housing Act; Acquisition of Lands, m., 850.

Nepean Electorate, address, 361.

Industry, Primary and Secondary: Butter and Vegetable Oil Mixture, q., 2368.

Edible Oil Seeds, q., 1869.

Land and Land Settlement: Campbelltown, Industrial Complex, ad;., 1187.

Legal Profession: Malpractices by Solicitora, q., 4951.

Local Government: Loan Indebtedness, q., 5256. Mosman Municipal Elections, q., 1417.

Margarine: Quota, q., 1869.

Milk: Smithtown Factory, q., 2594. Underproduction, q., 1870.

Minerals and Mining: Blue Mountains, q. 2600.

Motor Vehicles: Accidents Due to Mechanical Defects, q., 1321.

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Mallam, Mr H. C. (continued):

Petrol: Price, q. 508.

Police: Charges Against Officers, q., 3250. Police Vehicle Accidents, q., 3471. Recruits, q., 3472. Retirements, q., 4%3. Special Duty Squads, q., 4279. Strength of Force, q., 4576.

Pollution: Water; Botany Bay Oil Pipiline, q., 4278.

Railways: Bulk Handling Contracts, q., 5767. Campbelltown Service, adj., 4640, 5728. Clutha Development Pty. Limited, Re-

sumptions, q., 663. Freight Revenue, q., 4197.

Reserves: Entrance Fees, appn., 2196.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Catherine Fields, adj., 3697.

Sewerage: Campbelltown Electorate, q., 429. Moorebank, q., 552.

Taxation: Betterment Tax on Land Development, q., 3025.

Town and Country Planning: Planning and Development Commission for Sydney, q., 4278.

Sale of Campbelltown Golf Course, adj., 834.

State Planning Authority, q., 3021. State Planning Authority: Campbelltown

Survey, q., 1605; p.o., 1951. Surveys at Campbelltown, adj., 1931.

Trade, Retail: Trading Stamps, p.o., 2433; q., 2472.

Universities: Campbelltown, q., 900, 5769. Macquarie, q., 3250. Open University for New South Wales, q.,

Water: Camden District, adj., 2633.

Maloney, The Hon. J. J.: Address in Reply, m., 502, 537.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2897. Factories, Shops and Industries (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3821.

Industrial Arbitration (Further Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4067; Com., 4078.

Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill, 2R., 3409.

Downing, The Hon. R. R., LL.B., Resignation, adj., 4275.

Government State: Record, address, 506, 537. Release of Cabinet Minute on Price Control, address, 540.

Industrial Relations: Industrial Arbitration Act, q., 1550. Strikes, address, 504.

Prices: Cost of Living, address, 539.

Publications: Politics and Justice, address, 502.

Trade and Trade Unions: Compulsory Unionism, address, 506.

Marsh, The Hon. R. B.:

Bill: Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1862.

Employment: Decline, q., 4643.

Obituaries: Mcintosh, Hon. J. C., M.L.C., Death, m.,

107. Stevenson, Major-General J. R., C.B.E.,

D.S.0., E.D., Clerk of the Parliaments and Clerk of the Legislative Council, Death, m., 14.

Mason, Mr J.M., L.Th. (Dubbo):

Aircraft and Air Services: Transfer of RAAF Base from Richmond, adj., 897; q., 1845.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, Com., 2213. Egg Industry Stabilisation Bill, 2R., 3536;

Com., 3539, 3540.

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4th August, 1971 to .24th May, 1972

Mason, Mr J.M., L.Th. (continued):

Bills (continued) :

Pay-Roll Tax Bill, 2R., 861. Plant Diseases (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 105.

State Emergency Services and Civil Defence Bill, int., 2609.

Trustees of Showgrounds Enabling (Amendment) Bill, p.o., 711.

Culture and the Arts: Country Areas, q., 289.

Decentralisation and Development: Counter to Urbanization, address, 91.

Deserted Wives: Maintenance, q., 844.

Economic Conditions: Rural Sector, loan appn., 2568.

Education: Regional Control, q., 4856.

Employment: Dubbo Area, address, 96. Rural Areas, q., 129, 3736. Floods: Mitigation, Commonwealth Assist-ance, appn., 2213.

Health: Naturopathy, p.o., 2361.

Hospitals: Public, q., 5772.

Industry, Primary and Secondary: Rural Crisis, address, 96. Rural Economy, m., 1508. Rural Reconstruction, q., 349.

Local Government: Peak Hill and Goobang Shire, loan appn., 2569.

Pesticides: Control, q., 732.

Police: Parkes, loan appn., 2568.

Population: Concentration in Metropolitan Area, address, 95.

Postmaster-General's Department: Parkes Workshops, loan appn., 2568.

Prisons and Prisoners: Government Record, loan appn., 2567.

Railways: Meat Waggons, q., 4523. Uniforms, q., 2473.

Schools, High Schools, and Colleges: Middleton, Parkes, loan appn., 2569.

Mason, Mr J. M., L.Tb. (continued):

Taxation: French Transport and Floor Space Taxes, address, 98.

Tourist Activities: North-western Rivers Tourist Region, q., 5641.

Trade Practices: Surcharge on Steel Orders, q., 1694.

Water: Government Record, loan appn., 2567. Irrigation Bore Licences, q., 2435.

Wheat: Draft Legislation Document, q., 3116. Quotas, q., 4309.

Wool: Prices, loan appn., 2568.

Mauger, Mr S. G. (Monaro): Address in Reply, m., 439.

Bills: Liquor (Amendment) Bill, Com., 5134;

p.o., 5135. Motor Traffic, Transport and Main Roads

(Amendment) Bill, int., 2942. Trading Stamps Bill, 2R., 4979.

Courts and Legal Procedure: Queanbeyan Courthouse, q., 3352.

Decentralisation and Development: Cooma, address, 441. Eden Wood Chip Factory, address, 440;

adj., 3386.

Drugs: Marijuana, q., 3876.

Education: Children in Isolated Areas, q., 4525. Government Record, address, 443.

Fish Industry and Fishing: Govemm@nt Assistance to Industry, m., 4376.

Floods: Monaro Electorate, address, 439.

Harbours: Eden, address, 441.

Hospitals: Public, q., 5714. Queanbeyan, q., 2597.

Housing Commission: Queanbeyan Development, q., 66; address, 442.

Local Government: Queanbeyan; Declaration as a City, address, 442.

Milk: Canberra Supply, adj., 187; address, 440.

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Mauger, Mr S. G. (continued) :

Ministry: Attacks on Integrity of Ministers, address, 443.

Omnibus Services: Bus Stops, q., 435, 3027. Cooma Bus Lines, q., 4368.

Police: Queanbeyan Station, q., 3352.

Railways: Cooma Mail; Sleeping Accommodation, q., 1089.

Roads: Monaro Electorate, address, 444.

Sport and Sporting Organizations: Hiking and Skiing Accidents, q., 4206.

Taxation: Land Tax, ad'dress, 444.

Teachers: College at Cooma, address, 442. Demonstration, address, 443.

Mead, Mr T. F. (Hurstville):

Assembly, Legislative: Hon. Member for Illawarra, appn., 1908. Motion of Dissent, p.o., 1948.

Baby Health Centres: Hurstvilie, q., 3349.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 1905; Com., 2210, 2272.

Companies (Amendment) Bill, Com., 1386.

Industrial Arbitration (Further Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3917; p.o., 3920, 3921, 3924.

Communism: Subversive Activities, q., 2434.

Courts and Legal Proceedings: Justices of the Peace, q., 2262.

Economic Conditions: Budget Difficulties, appn., 1910. Uncertainty, appn., 1906.

Education: Proportion of State Expenditure, appn., 1906.

Wyndham Scheme, appn., 1906.

Health: Asthma, q., 5377.

Mead, Mr T. F. (continued):

Literature: Third World Bookshop, appn., 1908.

National Parks and Wildlife Service: Royal National Park Trust, appn., 2210.

Pensions: Police Widows, appn., 1910. Railwaymen's Widows, appn., 1910.

Publications: Tribune, appn., 1909.

Railways: Automatic Doors on Trains, q. 4452.

Reserves: South Coast National Parks, q., 2797.

Road Safety: Traffic Lanes, q., 730.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Cancellation of Sport, q., 63. Class Sizes, appn., 1907. Communist Literature, appn., 2273. Communist Party Influence, q., 1212. Womens' Liberation Publication, p.o.,

Teachers: Federation Elections, appn., 2274; p.o.,

2275. Freney, Mr Denis, appn., 1909. Mass Meetings in Assembly Halls, p.o., 5779.

Resignations, appn., 1907, 2272. Salaries, appn., 1907. Strikes, appn., 2275. Training, appn., 2273.

Water: Pensioners Rate Concessions, appn., 1910.

Morris, The Hou. M. A. (Maitland):

Bills: Appropriation Bill, Com., 2374. Government Railways (Amendment) Bill, int., 3757; 2R., 3949, 3961.

Government Railways and Transport (Amendment) Bill, int., 3489; 2R., 3962; cons. amdts., 4456.

Motor Traffic, Transport and Main Roads (Amendment) Bill, int., 2935, 2943; 2R., 3192, 3199; 3R., 3262.

Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill, int., 2929; 2R., 3165, 3186; Com., 3191; 4143, 4149; 3R., 3261.

SESSION 1971-72 clix

Morris, The Hon. M. A. (continued) :

Bills (continued) :

Motor Vehicles (Third Party Insurance) Amendment Bill, int., 4961; 2R., 5544, 5551.

Transport Employees Retirement Benefits (Amendment) Bill, int., 2616; 2R., 3316, 3326.

Bridges: Glebe Island, q., 516, 910. Mortdale: Overbridge, q., 4782, 5268. Oatley, q., 1689. Roseville, q., 774.

Coal Industry: Curlewis Colliery, q., 25. Killingworth Colliery, q., 4451. Freight Concessions, q., 2801.

Dairy Industry: A.LP. Record, appn., 2374. Conditions, appn., 2375. Quotas, appn., 2377. Viability, appn., 2377.

Defence: Richmond RAAP Base, adj., 899.

Education: Driving Instruction for Students, q., 1603.

Ferry Services: Darling Street Wharf, q., 2293. Parramatta River, q., 3875.

Health: Donations of Vital Organs by Motor Drivers, q., 1693.

Kidney Donors, adj., 2592.

Land and Land Settlement: Botany Railway Land, q., 673.

Milk: Dairy Industry Authority, appn., 2378. Milk Board, appn., 2376. Mr J. A. Ferguson, appn., 2376.

Motor Vehicles: Abandoned, q., 2540, 3879. Accidents due to Mechanical Defects, q.,

1321. Authorized Inspection Stations, q., 2796. Compulsory Seat Belts: Meals on Wheels,

q., 904.

Defective, adj., 533, 1419.

Morris, The Hon. M. A. (continued):

Motor Vehicles (continued):

Drivers Licences and Registration Fees, Pensioners Concessions, q., 3257.

Driving Instruction, q., 1603, 2173. Fatal Accidents, Kidney Donors, adj.,

2593. Laminated Windscreens, q., 1695. Left Turn Signals, q., 66. Meals on Wheels, Seat Belts, q., 904. Mechanical Examination, q., 553. Mount Ousley Deaths and Defective

Vehicles, q., 1419. Motor Traffic Act, Disallowance of Regulations, p.o., and m., 5653.

Newcastle Driver Training School, q., 1955.

Noise, q., 557. Potential Speed, q., 5097. Provisional License Plates, q., 4207. Registration Fees, q., 5472. Rust, q., 3256. Seat Belts, q., 65, 904, 1085, 2479, 3354. Secondhand Car Sales, q., 5265, 4786. Speed Limit for Heavy Vehicles, q., 668,

4101, 4317, 5041. Speed Limit through Tick Gates, q., 5380,

5652. Stolen, q., 4089. Stoplights on Front, q., 4587. Taxation, q., 2039, 4367, 5267. Unroadworthy, q., 1947. Winding Back of Odometers, q., 3882.

Omnibus Services:

Atlantean Buses, q., 3619, 3740, 4198. Bus Stops, q., 435, 3027. Cooma Bus Lines, q., 4368.

Liquid Propane Fuel, q., 4449, 5266.

Reduction in Services, q., 5774.

Ticket Sales, q., 2253.

Pensions: Railwaymen's Widows, q., 1691, 2260,

TPI Transport Concessions, q., 2258.

Petrol Tankers, q., 728.

Pollution: Diesel Exhaust Emissions, q., 4096.

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Railways: Automatic Doors for Trains, adj., 4452. Blue Mountains Service, q., 4586. Brisbane Express, q., 2365. Broadmeadow, New Station, q., 1482. Bulk Handling Contracts, q., 5767. Campbelltown Service, adj., 4639, 5729. Carriage of Mails, q., 2433. Clutha Coal Line, q., 774. Concessions for Pensioners, q., 1166, 1170,

1691, 4785. Cooma Mail Sleeping Cars, q., 1089. Decline in Patronage and Revenue, m.,

4874. Double-deck Suburban Carriages, q., 2042,

2043. Eastern Suburbs, q., 209, 1602, 3024. Eastern Suburbs Stations, q., 4785, 4862. Employees Uniforms, q., 2473. Fares, q., 2258.

Freight: Coal, q., 4529. Concessions for Underprivileged, q.,

4096. Concession on Wool, q., 671. Gunnedah, q., 840. Sydney to Melbourne, q., 4198.

Government Railways Act, Disallowance of by-laws, m., 1334, 1340.

Illawarra Services, q., 1414. Level Crossing Safety, q., 2297. Liverpool, Warwick Farm and Casula Stations, Inadequacy, adj., 1546.

Locomotives and Rolling Stock, q., 1484. Meat Waggons, q., 4523. Metropolitan Area, q., 2541, 3742. Mortdale Service, q., 1207. Newcastle Flyer, q., 513. Newcastle Service, q., 904, 1332. Newcastle to Sydney, Timetables, q., 4371. North Shore and Main Northern Lines, q.,

1605, 1610. Parking:

Parking at Railway Stations, q., 1331. Parking During Bus Strike, q., 3878.

Pensioner Concessions, Sleepers, q., 2547. Rubbish Between Central and Tempe, q.,

1875. Sanitation on Trains, q., 772, 4102.

Parking (continued) :

Service Statistics, q., 1161. Southern Suburbs, q., 673, 1757. Strathfield, Stopping of Express Trains, q., 2599.

Underground, q., 354. Wallsend, q., 2924. Wool Freight Concessions, q., 671. Woolloomooloo Station, q., 777.

Roads: General Holmes Drive, q., 2600. Miranda Fair, Traffic, q., 3353. Pedestrian Crossings, Schools, q., 353. Pedestrian Safety, q., 2299. Roadside Obstacles, q., 963. Russell Vale, Princes Highway, adj., 5018. Signs, q., 841, 1332. Traffic Control:

Carlingford, adj., 2856. Double Bay, q., 4529. Lanes, q., 730.

Road Safety: Daylight Saving, q., 5251. Pedestrian Scramble Movement, q., 2295. Police Motor Cycles, q., 2602. Right of Way Rule, q., 2802. Road Safety Council of New South Wales,

q., 2473. Road Toll, q., 5039. Seat Belts, q., 1085, 2479. Seat Belts and Traffic Accidents, q., 3253. Traffic Mirrors, q., 1950.

Taxation: Evasion of Road Tax, q., 116, 2372. State Transport (Co-ordination) Tax, q., 2432.

Traffic Lights and Signals: New South Head Road, Double Bay, q., 2541.

Transport, Finance and Policy: Disputes, q., 1607. Free Bus Travel for Railway Term Ticket Holders, q., 65.

Free Travel for Unemployed, q., 5644. Transport, Finance and Policy: North Illawarra, Public Transport, q., 3108.

Patronage, q., 293.

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Transport, Finance and Policy (continued) :

Trame and Transport Needs, q. 4090. Trolley Buses, q., 3479. Use of Sydney Waterways, q., 2364. Water Transport, q., 1482.

Wool: Rail Freight Concession, q., 671.

Morton, The Hon. P. H. (Mosman):

Aged Persons: Housing, adj., 3064.

Aircraft and Air Services: Airport Noise and Land Zoning, adj.,

5660. Second International Airport, q., 353.

Assembly, Legislative: Public Accounts Committee, Mr R. J. Kelly, m., 1218.

Beach Closed Signs, q., 965.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2219; Com., 2219,

2224. Electricity Commission (Amendment)

Bill, int., 2927; 2R., 3964, cons. amdts., 4456.

Local Government (Amendment) Bill, int., 5485; 2R., 5715.

Local Government (Appeals) Amendment Bill, int., 2613; 2R., 3042, 3154; p.o., 3149; Com., 3160, 3161, 3163, 3164, 4220.

Local Government (Newcastle Fruit and Vegetable Market) Bill, 2R., 4337; 2R., 4421; Com., 4423.

Local Government (Payment of Rates) Amendment Bill, int., 3625, 3627; 2R., 3744, 3756.

Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill, 2R., 3177. Newcastle Gas Company Limited Bill,

int., 527, 2R., 706. State Planning Authority (Amendment) Bill, int., 5384; 2R., 5502; p.o., 5515, 5516, 5526; Com., 5529.

Bridges: West Gate, q., 22. Nepean River, q., 128. Second Crossing of Sydney Harbour, q.,

1480. Wiley Park, q., 964, 1090.

Builders and Building Materials: Builders Licensing Board, q., 210.

Morton, The Hon. P. H. (continued):

Buildings and Building Regulations: Eastlakes, High Density Housing, q., 1329,

1695. Safety Glass, q., 3354.

Cove Industry: Huntley Colliery, q., 2915. Coal Used at White Bay Powerhouse, q.,

Companies and Businesses: Chrysler Australia Limited, q., 3020.

Electricity: Bulk Char.ges, m., 4210; q., 3474, 3734. Burrinjuck Electorate, Power Lines, adj. 4504.

Electric Light Poles, q., 3111. Generation and Use, Effect of Daylight Saving, q., 2479, 4218.

Sydney County Council: Motor-cars, q., 2170.

White Bay Power -Station, q., 212.

Employment: Retrenchments by Southern Tablelands County Council, q., 3877.

Ferry Services: Newcastle to Stockton, q., 1085, 1169.

Gas Industry: Industrial Dispute, q., 3350.

Historic Areas, Buildings and Records: "Lyndhurst", q., 4525.

Land and Land Settlement: Blue Mountains, Land Tax, q., 5041. Lake Illawarra, Rezoning, adj., 725. Penrith and St Marys Land Release, adj., 4921.

Sydney City Council Property Sale, q., 1166.

The Rocks, Redevelopment, q., 2042, 2438.

Litter: Highway Bins, q., 1954.

Local Government: Allocation, appn., 2219. Amalgamations, q., 4580. Elections:

Baulkham Hills Shire, q., 1752. Compulsory Voting, q., 2263. Postal Voting, q., 842. Voting System, q., 2431.

Finances, appn., 2220, 2917. Garbage and Industrial Waste Disposal,

q., 2919. Grants, appn., 2222. Loan Indebtedness, q., 5256.

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Morton, The Hon. P. H. (continued):

Local Government (continued):

Local Government Act, q., 3616. Local Government Assistance Fund, appn., 2220.

Main Road Levy, q., 1754, 2046, 2370. Mosman Municipal Elections, q., 1417. Parramatta and Blacktown Municipal

Boundaries, q., 2043. Pay-roll Tax, appn., 2220. Rates, appn., 2221; q., 4583. Sutherland Shire Council, q., 4787. Transfer of Winston Hills to City of

Parramatta, q., 4095. Waste Disposal Authority, q., 5476. Winston Hills, Transfer to City of Parra-

matta, q., 2924. Minerals and Mining: Myall Lakes, q., 2598.

Motor Service Stations: Approvals, q., 3350.

Pensions: Concession Rates for Pensioners, appn., 2225.

Pollution: Tallawarra Power Station, q., 3250. Waverley Council, Rubbish Tipping, q., 2480.

Reserves: Blackbutt Reserve, Road, q., 2923. Myall Lakes, Mining, q., 2598.

Roads: Ashfield, q., 4450. Canterbury, q., 907, 972. Coal Transport, q., 964. Contributions, appn., 2224. Hume Highway, q., 4368. Jamberoo Pass, q., 3873. Lakemba Area, q., 1871, 2793. Lane Cove Valley Expressway, adj., 5414. Main Roads Expenditure, q., 5770. Main Road and Trunk Road Levies, q.,

1417. Needs Survey, q., 1602, 2048. New England Highway, Widening, q.,

1411, 1418. North Western Expressway, q., 1871. Preservation of "Lyndhurst", q., 5477. St Marys, Great Western Highway, q.,

Morton, The Hon. P. H. (continued) :

Roads (continued) :

Subsidies, appn., 2225. Summerland Way, Kyogle, q., 3352; adj.,

3965. Toll Road: Waterfall to Bulli Pass, adj., 483, q., 1756, 1881, 4529.

Windale to Sandgate, Expressway, q. 4581. Windang Roads, q., 2539. Wollongong, q., 1691.

Sport and Sporting Organizations: Campbelltown Golf Course, adj., 835.

Taxation: Land Development Betterment Tax, q., 3025.

Town and Country Planning: Campbelltown, q., 1951. City of Sydney Scheme, q., 2169. Fairfield Zoning, adj., 410. Figtree: Rezoning, adj., 1727. Horsley Park Planning Inquiry, q., 64. Illawarra Scheme, q., 4278. Kellys Bush, adj., 3772. Pulpit Point, adj., 3772. State Planning Authority:

Select Committee, m., 1226, 2484. Development, q., 3021.

Strategic Plan for Sydney, q., 512. Sydney Cove Redevelopment Authority, q., 554.

Tamworth, q., 4783.

Tunnels: Kings Cross, q., 3254.

Valuation of Land: Bogan Gate, adj., 5553. Registration of Values, q., 1874.

Valuer-General: Allocation, appn., 2220. Leichhardt Municipality, q., 3478, 4218. North Sydney Lists, q., 2602. Property Valuations, q., 4525. Unsubdivided Land: Valuation, q., 3477, 4219.

Molock, Mr R. J. (Nepean):

Aircraft and Services: Second Intemationa1 Airport for Sydney, q., 1165.

SESSION 1971-72 clxiii

Mulock, Mr R. J. (continued):

Australian Labor Party: Record, address, 362.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2211; Com., 2204, 2225.

Auctioneers and Agents (Amendment) Bill, int., 2446; 2R., 4480; Com., 4488.

Commonwealth Places (Administration of Laws) Amendment Bill, int., 3267.

Companies (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1263; Com., 1382, 1384, 1385, 1386, 1387, 1421, 1422, 1423, 1425, 4141.

Conveyancing (Amendment) Bill, int., 2831; 2R., 4494.

Justices (Further Amendment) Bill, int., 3268; 2R., 3498.

Liquor (Amendment) Bill, int., 4461; 2R., 5010; Com., 5069, 5070, 5124, 5128, 5130.

Maintenance (Amendment) Bill, int., 4792; p.o., 4793.

Metropolitan Water, Sewerage and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, int., 4900.

Pilotage Bill, p.o., 2404. Roman Catholic Church Property (Amend-ment) Bill, int., 4397. ,

Supreme Court (Amendment) Bill, int., 4788; 2R., 5177; Com., 5286, 5291; p.o., 5292; Com., 5293, 5294, 5295, 5299.

Trustee Comp;mies (Amendment) Bill, int., 4908; 2R., 5491; Com., 5500.

Bushfires: Fighting Equipment, q., 3353.

Chapman, W. L., a Former Member or" the Legislative Assembly, Death, m., 31.

Companies, Life Funds of Australia Ltd., p.o., 5787.

Conservation Policy, appn., 2211.

Education: Commonwealth Financial Assistance, q.,

671. Opportunitites, address, 363. Tertiary, Nepean Area, address, 364.

Elections and Electorates: Nepean, address, 362.

Hospitals in Nepean Electorate, address, 365.

Mulock, Mr R. J. (continued) :

Land and Land Settlement: Blue Mountains, Land Tax, q., '041. Crown Land:

Auction Sales, appn., 2204. Inflated Prices, appn., 2205.

Nepean Electorate, Price, address, 367. Penrith and St Marys, Land Release, adj., 4919.

Local Government: Appeals, appn., 2227. Horsley Park Open Space Corridor, adj.,

5415. Lower Blue Mountains, Rates, adj., 2291. Rural Subsidies, appn., 2228.

Metropolitan Water, Sewerage and Drainage Board, Funds, appn., 2226.

Minerals and Mining: Blue Mountains, adj., 836; q., 1692. Clutha Development Pty. Limited, m.,

1093, 1099. Mineral Resources Tribunal, q., 2260. Mining in National Parks, q., 5777; pers. expl., 5789.

National Parks and Wildlife Services: Availability of Land, appn., 2205.

Town and Country Planning: Blue Mountains, address, 367. Nepean Area, address, 366. State Planning Authority, m., 2489.

Railways: Fares, pers. expl., 25. Metropolitan Area, q., 2541, 3742.

Roads: Commonwealth Aid Roads Grant, address,

367; appn., 2226, 2227. St Marys, Great Western Highway, q., 3740.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Assembly Halls, Use by Teachers for Mass Meetings, p.o., 5780.

Kingswood South, q., 4587. Nepean Electorate, address, 363, 364. Penrith High School, adj., 3562. St Dominics High School, address, 364. St Marys High School, address, 364.

Teacher Shortage, address, 363.

Town and Country Planning: Horsley Part Planning Inquiry, q., 64.

cJxiv INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 92-98

Mulock, Mr R. J. (continued):

Traffic Lights and Signals: Subsidy Scheme, appn., 2227. Western Highway, appn., 2227.

Transport, Finance and Policy: Nepean Electorate, address, 366.

Valuer-General: Valuation Intervals, appn., 2227.

Murray, The Hon. W. T.: Glebe Island Bridge, q., 516.

Police Regulation (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3601.

Pre-school Kindergartens, q., 4820.

Superannuation: Railwaymen's Widows, q., 942.

Mutton, Mr L. W. (Yaralla): Ferry Services:

Parramatta River, q., 3875. Sydney Waterways, q., 2364. Water Transport, q., 1482.

Glebe Island Bridge, q., 910.

Insurance: No-fault, q., and p.o., 5100.

Local Government Elections, q., 842.

Motor Vehicles: Abandoned, q., 2540, 3742. Left Turn Signal, q., 66.

Petrol Tankers, q., 728.

Pollution: Air, Parramatta River Valley, q., 2041, 2543, 5043.

Clean Air Act, q., 5645.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: West Ryde, q., 4582.

Neilly, Mr G. W. (Cessnock):

Agriculture: Grasshopper Plague, p.o., 775.

Bills: Ambulance Services Bill, p.o., 4412. Appropriation Bi_ll, Com., 2332. Gaming and Betting (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2989.

Metropolitan Water Sewerage and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, int., 4904.

Neilly, Mr G. W. (continued):

Bills (continued):

Mines Reserve (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5166; Com., 5175.

State Coal Mines (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5724.

Cessnock Coal, q., 4956.

Coal Industry: Conditions for Miners, q., 965. Liddell State Coalmine, adj., 2428. Unemployment, q., 2798.

Dairy Industry: Allocation, appn., 2332.

Hon. Member Bass Hill, p.o., 207.

Industrial Arbitration and Conciliation: Federal White Paper, q., 3882.

Industrial Relations: Industrial Arbitration Legislation, q., 212.

Omnibus Services: A:tlantean Buses, p.o., 3110.

Pensions: Miners, q., 1752.

Publications: Women's Liberation, p.o., 2044.

Railways: Newcastle to Sydney, Timetables, q., 4371.

Roads: Main Roads Levy, q., 2046.

Teachers: Newcastle Student Allowances, q., 667. Construction of Colleges, q., 776.

North, The Hon. L. A.:

Motor Vehicles: Registration concession, pensioners, q., 5074.

Roads: Sylney Airport Access, q., 4559, 5074.

Traffic Lights and Signals: Education of Pedestrians, q., 1146.

Nott, Mr M. L. (Burrendong):

Ambulance Services in Country Districts, address, 405; q., 782.

SESSION 1971-72 clxv

Nott, Mr M. L. (continued):

Bills (continued) :

Forestry Soil Conservation and Other Acts (Amendment) Bill, int., 5387; 2R., 5676.

Meat Industry (Amendment) Bill, int., 4459.

National Parks & Wildlife (Amendment) Bill, int., 4458.

Wheat Quotas Bill, 2R., 3691.

Courts and Legal Procedure: Probation Officer, Western Districts, address, 406.

Economic Conditions: Loan Funds, loan appn., 2518.

Education: Burrendong Electorate, loan appn., 2521.

Forestry Act, Revocation of Dedication, m., 4134.

Health: Tissue Grafting and Processing Act, address, 404; q., 782.

Hospitals in Burrendong Electorate, address, 405.

Local Government Elections, address, 407.

Meat Industry: Marketing Referendum, q., 5042. Select Committee, m., 577.

Motor Vehicles: Pensioners, Registration Fees, q., 4561.

Pollution: River Clearance, address, 407.

Railways: Eastern Suburbs Railway, loan appn., 2523.

Maryvale to Sandy Hollow, loan appn., 2522.

Roads: Burrendong Electorate, address, 408. Main Roads Levy, q., 2370.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Burrendong Electorate, loan appn., 2521.

Water: River Clearence, loan appn., 2521. Windamere Dam, q., 1485; loan appn., 2519.

O'Connell, Mr K. ( Gosf ord) :

Aerial Ambulance Service, q., 2476.

Aircraft and Air Services: Second International Airport for Sydney,

q., 1165.

Bills: Ambulance Service Bill, 2R., 4729. Appropriation, 2R., 1979; Com., 2217. Egg Industry Stabilization Bill, int., 2619;

2R., 3529; Com., 3541, 3543. Forestry, Soil Conservation and Other

Acts (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5681. Pay-roll Tax Bill, 2R., 845. Regional Organisation Bill, 2R., 5707. Second-Hand Dealers and Collectors

(Amendment) Bill, 2R., 711. Trading Stamps Bill, 2R., 4971.

Charitable Organizations in Gosford Area, address, 169.

Courts and Legal Procedures in Gosford area, address, 170.

Decentralization and Development in Gosford Area, address, 171.

Dredging of Hawkesbury River, q., 967, 1171.

Education in Gosford Area, address, l 70.

Elections and Electorates: Gosford, address, 168. Minister for Lands, address, 167.

Electricity: Charges, appn., 2218; q., 3474. Bulk, m., 4208, 4214. Power Stations, appn., 2218. Special Assistance Scheme, appn., 2219.

Environment Control Authority for Central Coast, address, 171.

Gas Industry, Gosford Area, address, 171.

Health: Hexachloro-Benzine, q., 4530.

Hospitals at Woy Woy, address, 170.

Industry, Primary: Citrus Fruits, address, 171. Rural Economy, m., 1512.

clxvi INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 92-98

O'Connell, Mr K. (continued) :

Local Government: Gosford Electorate, address, 170. Rate Concessions for Pensioners, appn., 2218.

Ministry: Minister for Lands, address, 167.

Motor Traffic Act, Disallowance of Regulation, m., 2732.

Parliament: Members' Conditions, address, 167. Method of Working, address, 167.

Police at Gosford, address, 170.

Population of Gosford Area, address, 170.

Postmasfer-General's Department: Transfer of Staff, q., 2299.

Railways: Freights and Fares, q., 66; address, 169. Gosford, Fares, address, 168.

Roads: Expenditure, appn., 2217. Gosford Area, address, 168.

School Transport: Gosford Area, adj., 1726.

Sewerage: Gosford Area, address, 169.

Sport and Sporting Organizations: Allocations, appn., 1979. Gosford Area, address, 169. Loans to Sporting Bodies, appn., 1979. Rugby League Stadium, appn., 1980. Wyong Leagues Club, appn., 1980.

Taxation: Motor Vehicle, appn., 2217.

O'Connell, The Hon. H. D.: Address in Reply, m., 620.

Aged Persons: Gosford Area, address, 169.

Bills:

Credit Union (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 952. Factory Shops and Industries (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3821.

O'Connell, The Hon. H. D. (continued) :

Bills (continued) :

Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3988.

Crime and Criminals: Burglaries, q., 3774. Vandalism, Penalties, q., 2749, 3390.

Dental Technicians, q., 1391.

Lifesaving Clubs: Surf, Damage to Equipment, q., 2749, 3390.

Local Government: Bribery, q., 486.

Motor Vehicles: Motor Traffic Act, Disallowance of Regulations, m., 2732, 2738.

Seat Belts, q., 1549, 1670, 1816.

Sewerage: Raw Sewage, q., 939. Unsewered Property, address, 623.

Town and Country Planning, Randwick Scheme, q., 3388.

Trades and Trade Unions, Importance of Trade Unions, address, 620.

Trade, Retail: Pyramid Selling, q., 3700.

Transport, Finance and Policy: Canal Transport System, q., 1934, 3777.

Universities: New South Wales:

Anti-Apartheid 1816.

Demonstration,

Lock Sabotage, q., 1037, 1816. Student Behaviour, q., 104, 485.

Water:

Growth of Metropolitan Water Sewerage and Drainage Board, address, 623.

Rates, address, 621. Water Board Members, address, 622.

Welfare Services: Sydney City Mission Night Refuge and

Rehabilitation Centre, q., 3206.

Osborne, Mr C. G. (Bathurst) : Address in Reply, m., 449.

Aged Persons, Duck Shooting Licences, q., 4450.

SESSION 1971-72 clxvii

Osborne, Mr C. G. (continued) :

Bills: Appropriation Bill, Com., 2385. Government Railways (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 3959. State Grants (Rural Reconstruction) Agreement Ratification Bill, 2R., 1244.

State Emergency Services and Civil Defence Bill, 2R., 4230.

Child Welfare: Care of Children on Committal, q., 967.

Companies and Businesses, Business Names, q., 4955.

Finance and Investment, inflation, address, 450.

Health, Central West Region, q., 4094.

Hospitals, Death of Mr W. Potts, q., 1750, 1753.

Hough, W. J., Esq., M.L.A., Death, m., 28.

Liquor, Amendments to Act, q., 2437.

Parliament, Transfer to Bathurst, address, 449.

Pastures Protection Boards: B!lthurst, appn., 2385. Rabbits, Eradication, appn., 2385.

Primary Industry, Beekeeping at National Parks, q., 5474.

Prisons and Prisoners: Bathurst Gaol:

Allegations of Hon. Member for Illawarra, address, 450.

Conditions, address, 453. Sewerage, q., 3880.

Prison Visits: Mr K. W. Clarke, q., 517.

Roads: Maintenance, q., 2042. Pedestrian Crossings at Schools, q., 353.

Road Safety Council of New South Wales, q., 2473.

Paciullo, Mr G. (Liverpool) :

Address-in-Reply, m., 265.

Appropriation Bill, Com., 1981.

Assembly, Legislative: Former Member for Liverpool, address, 265.

Australian Labor Party: Liverpool Branch, address, 270.

Paciullo, Mr G. (continued) :

Baby Health Centres in Lurnea-Casula Area, q., 4199.

Bridges at Liverpool, address, 270.

Courts and Legal Procedure: Liverpool Courthouse, q., 5259.

Education in Liverpool Area, address, 269.

Employment in Liverpool Area, address 261.

Hospitals in Liverpool Area, address, 267, 270; q. 555.

Housing Commission in Liverpool Area, address, 266.

Local Government: Liverpool, address, 265, 266.

Olympic Games: Sydney, 1988, appn., 1981.

Teachers: Armidale Teachers College, q., 1873.

Police: _Jjverpool Police Station, q., 5259. Traffic Accidents, address, 270.

Population of Liverpool Area, address, 266.

Railways: Liverpool, Warwick Farm and Casula Stations, ad;., 1545.

Roads in Liverpool Area, address, 266.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Casula High, q., 3879. Liverpool, ad;., 4424; q., 5650. Liverpool West, q., 5771. Sport, address, 269.

Sport and Sporting Organizations: Assistance, address, 265. Development of New Centres, addre1111,

269. Needs of Sport, q., 3257. Tennis Courts, appn., 1981.

Taxation: Poker Machines, appn., 1981. Totalizator Agency Board, appn., 1981.

clxviii INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 92-98

Paciullo, Mr G. (continued) :

Teachers: Assistance to Junior Sport, address, 269. Liverpool Area, Shortage, address, 269.

Transort in Liverpool Area, address, 368.

Water Rates, q., 2370.

Packer, The Hon. R. C.: Abortion:

Offences, q., 1208. Prosecutions, q., 5556. Reform, q., 1729. White Paper, q., 4430.

Bills: Clutha Development Pty. Limited Agreement Repeal Bill, int., 2244.

Companies (Amendment) Bill, Com., 2110; p.o., 2111.

Metropolitan Water, Sewerage and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5444.

Sydney Opera House (Amendment+ Bill, p.o., 5604.

Companies and Businesses: Broken Hill Proprietary Company Limited, q., 4507.

Endurance Mining Corporation, N.L., q., 42, 487.

Trading Stamps, q., 3000, 3065; adj., 3105.

Finance and Investment: State Funds, loan appn., 3017. State Structure, loan appn., 3016.

State Superannuation Board, loan appn., 3017.

Trades and Trade Unions: Secret Ballots, p.o., 1731.

Trading Stamps, q., 3000, 3065; adj., 3105, 3107.

Peters, The Hon. W. C.:

Bills: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2739. Coff's Harbour Boat-Harbour Works Bill,

2R., 5228.

Peters, The Hon. W. C. (continued):

Bills (continued) :

Industrial Arbitration (Further Amend-ment) Bill, Com., 4077.

Library (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3577. Liquor (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5247. Local Government (Amendment) Bill,

Com., 5749. Local Government (Appeals) Amendment

Bill, 2R., 3839. Metropolitan Water Sewerage and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5450; 5454.

Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill, 2R., 3427.

Local Government: Waste Disposal Authority, q., 4169.

Motor Vehicles: Abandoned, q., 5555. Disposal, q., 2232.

Petersen, Mr W. G. (Illawarra):

Abortion: White Paper, q., 3482.

Bills: Ambulance Service Bill, int., 4410; 2R., 4715.

Appropriation Bill, 2R., 1819; Com., 2185, 2209, 2263.

Clean Air (Amendment) Bill, int., 5486. Coal and Oil State Mine Workers (Super

annuation) Further Amendment Bill, 2R., 3948.

Coal Mines Regulation (Amendment) Bill, int., 3273; 2R., 4795.

Credit Union (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 609. Dentists (Amendment) Bill, cons. amdt., 5052.

Housing (Amendment) Bill, int., 1724; p.o., 1724, 1725.

Housing (Amendment) Bill (No. 2), 2R., 2464; Com. and p.a., 2839.

Hunter District Water, Sewerage and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, int., 4907.

Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, int., 598.

Maintenance (Amendment) Bill, int., 4791; 2R., 5275; p.o., 5276.

Maritime Services (Amendment) Bill, int., 2605; 2R., 3383; p.a., 3383.

Metropolitan Water, Sewerage and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, int., 4898.

Mines Services (Amendment) Bill, int., 4536.

SESSION 1971-72 clxix

Petersen, Mr W. G. (continued):

Bills (continued) :

Port Kembla (Further Development) Bill, int., 525; 2R., 692.

State Coal Mines (Amendment) Bill, int., 5049.

State Emergency Services and Civil Defence Bill, int., 2610; 2R., 4221; cons. amdts, 4892.

Bridges: Lake Illawarra, adj., 3328.

Civil Defence Organisation: Secret Activities, appn., 1895.

Coal Industry: Huntley Colliery, q., 2915. Reserves, q., 4087.

Courts and Legal Procedure: Bacon, Miss Wendy, Legal Proceedings,

q., 5641, 5772. Cox, Mr John, Detention, q., 5641. Interpreters, q., 664, 2168. Jurors Fees, appn., 1894. National Service Act, Gaoling of Mr G.

Mullen, q., 1487. Oaths Act, q., 2793. Scott, Michael William, q., 1600. Sydney Quarter Sessions, q., 5771. Traffic Fines, appn., 1891. Trial of Certain Doctors, q., 2915.

Crime and Criminals: Electronic Listening Devices, q., 769.

Dredging at Port Kembla, q., 3022.

Education: Allocation, appn., 2263. Balance of Leaming, appn., 2264. Illawarra, Expenditure, appn., 1895. Pre-school, appn., 1897. Structured pre-school classes, appn., 1896. System, appn., 2266. Wyndham Scheme, appn., 2264.

Employment at Port Kembla, q., 1600.

Forestry Act, Revocation of Dedications, m., 4137.

Harbours: Port Kembla Inner Harbour, q., 960.

Hough, W. J., a Former Member of the Legislative Assembly, Death, m., 28. n

Land and Land Settlement: Dedication of Reserves, appn., 2210. Kelly's Bush: Rezoning, urgency, 1215. Lake Illawarra: Rezoning, adj., 724; priv., 961.

Libraries: Warrawong High School, q., 4708.

Local Government: Loan Indebtedness, q., 5256.

Maritime Services Board: Lake Illawarra, appn., 2210.

Minerals and Mining: Myall Lakes, appn., 2188; appn., 2209. Royalties, appn., 1981.

Motor Vehicles: Mechanical Examination, q., 553.

National Parks and Wildlife Services: Allocation of Funds, appn., 2185. Policy, appn., 2186. Royal National Park, appn., 2210.

Omnibus Services: Bus Platforms, Permit for Use, q., 837.

Police: Abortion Investigations, q., 2481. Illawarra Electorate, appn., 1895. Priority of Duties, appn., 1895. Shortage, appn., 1895. Springbok Tour, q., 1208.

Prisons and Prisoners: Alternative to Imprisonment, appn., 1893. Bathurst:

Alleged Bashings; appn., 1892. Inquiry, q., 772.

Breaches of Regulations, q., 4198. Darcy Dugan, q., 3348, 4199. Department of Corrective Services:

Administration, appn., 1892. Report, q., 2534.

Inadequacies of System, appn., 1892. Parole System, Seminar, q., 1874. Riots, q., 3173.

Reserves: Bass Point State Park, adj., 2634. Buderoo National Park, q., 3733. Hawkes Nest-Mungo Brush, appn., 2188. Mount Kembla, q., 3470. Myall Lakes, appn., 2186, 2209. Padlocked Areas, q., 4704. Sim Committee Report, appn., 2186.

cl xx INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 92-98

Roads: Jamberoo Pass, q., 3873.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Dapto Technical College, q., 2793. Hunters Hill High School, appn., 2265; q., 3472.

Illawarra Electorate, q., 3472. Warrawong High School Labour, q., 5783. Wollongong, Deaf Children, appn., 1896.

Social Services: Public Appeal for Mrs Pamela McLeod-Lindsay, q., 430.

Taxation: Poker Machines, appn., 1891.

Teachers: Charges Under Teaching Service Act, q., 5643.

Scholarship Service Fees, q., 769.

Town and Country Planning:

Wollongong: Rezoning, adj., 1726. Illawarra Scheme, q., 4278.

Trades and Trade Unions: Builders Labourers Union, appn., 1892.

Transport, Finance and Policy: North Illawarra, Public Transport, q., 3108.

Wages and Salaries of lronworkers, q., 3021.

Pratten, The Hon. Graham, B.Sc.:

Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2868.

Beach Conservation, address, 342.

Companies and Businesses: Mineral De-posits Limited, address, 345.

Minerals and Mining: Beaches, address, 341.

Myall Lakes National Park, address, 343.

Stevenson, Major-General J. R., C.B.E., D.S.0., E.D., Clerk of the Parliaments and Clerk of the Legislative Council, Death, m., 12.

Press, The Hon. Anne E.:

Aborigines: Alcohol, address, 273.

Abortion Law Reform, address, 272.

Press, The Hon. Anne E. (continued):

Bills: Ambulance Service Bill, 2R., 5030. Dairy Industry Authority (Amendment)

Bill, 2R., 4175. National Parks and Wildlife (Amend

ment) Bill, 2R., 1298. Plant Diseases (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

1060. Standard Time Bill, 2R., 1996. Trading Stamps Bill, 2R., 5204.

Education Achievements, address, 274.

Employment in Country Districts, address, 276.

Fort Street Girls High School, q., 5731.

Health: Prenatal Gynoecological Tests, q., 3000, 3778.

National Parks and Wildlife Service: Government Policy, q., 5344.

Obituaries: Mcintosh, J., M.L.C., address, 272. Stevenson, Major-General J. R., C.B.E., D.S.0., E.D., Clerk of the Parliaments and Clerk of the Legislative Council, address, 272.

Private Inquiry Agents: Criticism, q., 2857.

Teachers' Conditions, address, 275.

Wool Prices, address, 276.

Punch, Mr L. A. (Gloucester) :

Auditor-General: Validity of Appropriation, appn., 1887.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 1887. Hunter District Water, Sewerage and

Drainage Bill, 2R., 5398.

Commonwealth-State Relations: Areas of Responsibility, appn., 1888. Australian National University Research,

q., 4310. Committee to Study State Needs, appn.,

Daylight Saving: Reaction in Country Areas, q., 4781.

SESSION 1971-72 clxxi

Punch, Mr L. A. (continued):

Education: Students' Standards, appn., 1890.

Fisheries Research Station, q., 5775.

Government, Commonwealth: Centralist Policies, appn., 1889.

Industrial Arbitration and Conciliation: Strikes, appn., 1887.

Industry, Primary: Rural Economy, m., 793.

Industry, Secondary: Unrest, appn., 1887.

Roads: Coal Transport, Drainage, q., 964.

Schools: Staggering of Hours, appn., 1891. Use of School Buildings, appn., 1891.

Teachers Federation Television Campaign, q., 125.

Thirty-Five-Hour Week: Effects on Rural Community, appn., 1887.

Universities: Representative of Legislative Assembly on Council of University of Newcastle, m., 1420.

Valuer-General: Property Valuations, q., 4524.

Quinn, Mr E. N. (Wentworthville):

Agriculture: Parramatta Showground, q., 2474.

Assembly, Legislative: Precedence of Business, p.o., 5107.

Bills: Consumer Protection (Amendment) Bill, int., 5114; 2R., 5795; p.o., 5797, 5798.

Factories Shops and Industries (Amendment) Bill, int., 3492; 2R., 3667.

Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, int., 597; 2R., 1441; p.a., 1620, 1623.

Industrial Arbitration (Further Amendment) Bill, int., 3263; 2R., 3909.

Trading Stamps Bill, 2R., 4401. Trading Stamps (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4965; cons. amdt., 5807.

Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Bill, int., 3485; Com., 3645, 3646, 3647,

Housing Commission: North Wentworthville, q., 1491.

Industrial Arbitration and Conciliation: Lawlessness, p.a., 2072.

Quinn, Mr E. N. (continued) :

Land and Land Settlement: Land Sale by Housing Commission at

Wentworthville, q., 1330.

Postmaster-General's Department: Post Offices in New South Wales, q., 5776.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Darcy Road, Lighting, q., 2259. Toongabbie East, q., 1952, 3118.

State Emergency Services: Powers, p.o., 3252.

Teachers Federation, p.a., 560.

Theatrical Agents, q., 4586.

Trades and Trade Unions: Actors Equity, Theatrical Agents, q., 845.

Wages and Salaries: Payment into Bank Accounts, m., 4886.

Workers' Compensation Act, q., 68.

Ramsay, Mr E. D. (Wollongong):

Aged Persons: Emergency Aid, address, 250.

Assembly, Legislative: Members' Conditions, address, 246.

Bills: General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, Com., 2576.

Port Kembla (Further Development) Bill, 2R., 691.

Coal Industry: Clutha Development, address, 248. Export, address, 249.

Courts and Legal Procedure: Arbitration Reform, address, 247.

Drugs: Wollongong, Addiction and Trafficking, address, 248; adj., 766.

Education: Migrants, q., 1953. Wollongong Area, address, 250.

Elections and Electorates: Wollongong, address, 247.

clxxii INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 92-98

Ramsay, Mr E. D. (continued):

Employment for Females at Wollongong, address, 249.

Forestry Commission, Sale of Seedlings, q., 2300.

Hospitals: Port Kembla, address, 248; q., 2800. Wollongong, Dr James' Asthma Clinic, addres, 248.

Wollongong District, loan appn., 2576.

Hough, W. J., M.L.A., Death, m., 28.

Immigration: Wollongong, address, 250.

Industrial Arbitration and Conciliation, Re-form, address, 247.

Industrial Relations in Wollongong Area, address, 247.

Industry, Secondary: Port Kembla Steelworks, address, 247.

Markets, Farm Produce: Wollongong, address, 249.

Omnibus Services in Wollongong Area, address, 249.

Police Prosecutor's Allowances, q., 4526, 4589.

Population of Port Kembla, address, 248.

Roads: Traffic Delays at Wollongong, loan appn.,

2577. Windang, q., 2539; loan appn., 2577. Wollongong, q., 1691.

Schools: Hill Girls High, q., 3112. Residences on South Coast, q., 1213. Wollongong Area, q., 778, 2371.

Transport, Finance and Policy: Port Kembla Motor Registry, loan appn.,

2577. Wollongong Area, address, 249.

Wollongong University College, q., 4953.

Renshaw, Mr J.B. (Castlereagh):

Agriculture: Regional Headquarters, q., 5046.

Renshaw, Mr J. B. (continued):

Bills: Closer Settlement and Public Reserves

Fund (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 714. Crown Lands and Other Acts (Amend

ment) Bill, int., 591; 2R., 1110; Com., 1132.

Dairy Industry Authority (Amendment) Bill, int., 3901.

Egg Industry Stabilization Bill, int., 2617; 2R., 3515; Com., 3542, 3543.

Land Tax (Amendment) Bill, int., 3271; 2R., 3374.

Meat Industry (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4808.

Meat Industry Authority (Amendment) Bill, int., 4961.

National Parks and Wildlife (Amendment) Bill, int., 530; 2R., 751; cons. amdts., 1719, 1720.

Public Trusts and Other Acts (Amend-ment) Bill, int., 531; 2R., 715.

Rural Assistance Bill, int., 3760; 2R., 3943. Standard Time Bill, int., 1001. States Grants (Rural Reconstruction)

Ratification Bill, 2R., 1136; Com., 1260; p.o., 1261, 1262.

Trustees of Show-grounds Enabling (Amendments) Bill, int., 531; 2R., 717; p.o., 718.

Wheat Quotas Bill, int., 3490; 2R., 3687.

Decentralisation and Development: Secondary Industry, loan appn., 2551. Sydney Investors, loan appn., 2552. Rural Areas, address, 386.

Economic Conditions in Rural Areas, address, 388.

Education in Isolated Areas, q., 3738, 4315.

Employment: Commonwealth Assistance, address, 387. Country Towns, loan appn., 2551. Decline, q., 208, 2795. Relief, address, 387. Rural Areas, address, 385; q., 727, 2477; loan appn., 2554.

Unemployment Relief Grants, q., 514. Fisheries Research Station, q., 5648.

SESSION 1971-72 clxxiii

Renshaw, Mr J. B. (continued):

Gas Industry: Pipeline, Cobar-Nyngan, loan appn., 2553.

Industrial Arbitration and Conciliation: Penal Clauses, p.o., 213.

Industry, Primary: Freight Charges, address, 387. Freight Concessions, loan appn., 2552. Inflation Problems, address, 385. Marketing, address, 389. Oil Seed Marketing, q., 5380. Rural Economy, m., 786. Rural Pursuits, loan appn., 2551. Rural Reconstruction Board, address, 385. Rural Reconstruction Scheme, loan appn.,

Meat Industry: Select Committee, m., 568.

Railways: Eastern Suburbs Railway, loan appn., 2551, 2553.

Water: Irrigation, loan appn., 2552.

Wool: Employment, address, 385. 1971-1972 Clip, q., 1751.

Riley, The Hon. B. B., Q.C.: Botany Cemetery and Crematorium Bill, 2R., 4774.

Companies (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1732; Com., 2014, 2015, 2017, 2019, 2022, 2027, 2028, 2029, 2030, 2031, 2032, 2033, 2034, 2035, 2036, 2038; p.o., 2109; Com., 2112, 2113, 2117, 2119, 2121, 2639, 2640, 2641, 2642, 2643, 2651, 2654, 2655, 2656, 2660, 2661; 2669; p.o., 2670; Com., 2670, 2671, 2672, 2673, 2674, 2675, 2676, 2678, 3074, 3079, 3081, 3083, 3085, 3087, 3089, 3091, 3093, 3097' 3099, 3102, 3104.

Dairy Industry Authority (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4176; Com., 4178, 4179.

National Parks and Wildlife Services (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1305.

Supreme Court (Amendment) Bill, CBm., 5361, 5364, 5365, 5372.

Trading Stamps Bill, Com., 5222.

Roper, The Hon. Edna S.: Address in Reply, m., 201.

Apprentices' Fares, address, 205.

Roper, The Hon. Edna S. (continued):

Bills: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2872. Clutha Development Pty. Limited Agree

ment Repeal Bill, int., 2239. Commercial Agents and Private Inquiry

Agents (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1318. Dentist (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4662. Maintenance (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

5422. Physiotherapists Registration (Amend

ment) Bill, 2R., 4939.

Buildings and Building Regulations: William Street Redevelopment, q., 1191.

Companies and Businesses: Profits, address, 203.

Crime and Criminals: Increase, address, 203.

Defence: F-111 Aircraft, address, 203.

Dental Technicians, q., 4508.

Economic Conditions: Stagflation, q., 2105.

Forests: Red Gum Forest, North Entrance Peninsular, q., 1671.

Government, State: Pro?:ress Under LiberalCountry Party Administration, address, 201.

Industrial Relations: Strikes, address, 202.

Liberal Party: Federal Ministers, address, 203.

Local Government: Development Applications, q., 1815, 2685.

Mining and Minerals: Foreign Takeovers and Exploitation, address, 204.

Omnibus Services: Atlantean Buses, address, 202.

Police in Warringah District, q., 2858.

Pollution: Kooragang Island, q., 4293. Laws, address, 202.

Pornography: Indecent Pictures, Kings Cross, q., 1933, 2750.

Prices: Rising, address, 202. Seafood, q., 4429.

Railways: New Suburban Carriages, q., 5073.

clxxiv INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 92-98

Roper, The Hon. Edna S. (continued):

Road Safety: Snapoff Poles, q., 5019, 5418.

Roads: Street Lighting, q., 5554.

Stevenson, Major-General J. R., C.B.E., D.S.O., E.D., Clerk of the Parliaments and Clerk of the Legislative Assembly, Death, m., 14.

\ Taxicabs: Fare Evasion, q., 2732.

Television: Colour, address, 202; q., 3776.

Transport, Finance and Policy: Fare Increases, address, 205.

University of New South Wales, Car Parking, q., 5186.

Wages and Salaries: Inflation, address, 202. New South Wales Average, address, 201.

Ruddock, Mr M. S., M.Ec. (The Hills): Address in Reply, m., 318.

Apprentices: Availability, q., 4584, 5784.

Bills: Appropriation, 2R., 1980, 1981; Com.,

2092, 2213' 2216. Clean Air (Amendment) Bill, p.o., 5487. Deritists (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1002;

Com., 1102. Egg Industry Stabilization Bill, int., 2618;

2R., 3523. Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 1517; p.o., 1623. Industria 1 Arbitration (Further Amend

ment) Bill, p.o., 3263. Metropolitan Water, Sewerage, and Drain

age (Amendment) Bill, int., 4899. Standard Time Bill, Com., 1718.

Chapman, W. L., a Former Member of the Legislative Assembly, Death, M., 30.

Co-operative Societies: Terminating Building Societies, q., 1412.

falucation: Crisis, q., 318. Tertiary, Western Suburbs, q., 5383. Wyndham Scheme, address, 319.

Fire Danger, Notification in Press, q., 2297.

Fireworks: Sale, q., 207.

Government, State: Legislative Programme, address, 322.

Ruddock, Mr M. S., M.Ec. (continued):

Health: Allocation of Funds, appn., 2093. Central Administration, appn., 2093; p.o.,

2093. '

Expenditure in The Hills Area, appn., 2094.

Office at Parramatta, appn., 2983.

Hospitals: Hornsby, appn., 2094. Regionalization, appn., 2093. The Hills District, address, 321; q., 2370.

Sport and Sporting Organizations: Land, f PPn., 1980. '

Land and Land Settlement: Land Tax, adj., 4758.

Local Government: Elections, q., 1752. Waste Disposal Authority, q., 5476. Winston Hills Tranfer to City of Parra-

matta, q., 2924.

Motor Service Stations: Approvals, q., 3350.

Motor Vehicles: Winding Back of Odo-meters. a .• 3882.

Petrol: Price, q., 3484.

Pollution: Waste Products, address, 320.

Poultry Industry: Stabilization, q., 2046.

Public Works: Allocation, appn., 2213.

Castle Hill: Treatment Works, appn., 2213.

Railways: Sanitation on Trains, address, 321; q., 772, 4102.

Road Safety: Road Toll, q., 5039.

Roads: Metropolitan System, address, 322. Carlingford, q., 2854.

Sewerage: Malabar, address, 321. North Head, address, hi. Pumping of Effluent to Inland Areas, ad

dress, 321.

Sport and Sporting Organizations: Rugby League Stadium, appn., 1980.

State Planning Authority, appn., 2216.

SESSION 1971-72 clxxv

Ruddock, Mr M. S., M.Ec. (continued) :

Teachers: Salaries, q., 966. Shortage, address, 318. Teachers Federation TV Campaign, p.o.,

Totalizator Agency Board: Income, appn., 1981.

Town and Country Planning: Appeal by Jovent Pty Limited, appn., 2216.

Trade, Retail: Trading Stamps, q., 2479, 3258, 3741.

Tunnels: Hong Kong, address, 322.

Universities: Baulkham Hills, address, 323. Parramatta, address, 322.

Valuer-General: Valuation of Unsubdivided Land, q., 3477.

Wheatgrowing by Poultry Farmers, q., 1608.

Ryan, The Hon. P. N. (Marrickville): Standard Time Bill, 2R., 1703.

Serisier, The Hon. L. D., LL.8.: Abortion Law Reform, address, 278.

Air Ambulance Base, q., 2683, 2684.

Apprentices in Building Industry, q., 4294.

Bills: Ambulance Service Bill, Com., 5037, 5077. Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2902. Clutha Development Pty. Limited Agree

ment Repeal Bill, int., 2243. Companies (Amendment) Bill, p.o., 2111;

2R., 1829; Com., 2018, 2019, 2111, 2650, 3076, 3081, 3085, 3086, 3088, 3090, 3091, 3096, 3101.

Dentists (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4830. Egg Industry Stabilization Bill, 2R., 4019;

Com., 4025. Gaming and Betting (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 3225. Housing Indemnities (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 956.

Serisier, The Hon. L. D., LL.8. (continued):

Bills (continued) :

Justices (Further Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3803; Com., 3814.

Liquor (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5244; Com., 5253, 5254.

Local Government (Appeals) Amendment Bill, 2R., 3726, 3833.

Local Government (Newcastle Fruit and Vegetable Markets) Bill, 2R., 4765.

Maintenance (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5426; Com., 5431.

Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill, 2R., 3414; Com., 3444, 3448.

National Parks and Wildlife (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5080, 1300.

Payroll Tax Bill, 2R., 1192. Plant Diseases (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

1056. Prisons and Prisoners, Bathurst, q., 3968. Regional Organization Bill, 2R., 5626. Rural Assistance Bill, 2R., 4011. State Emergency Services and Civil De

fence Bill, Com., 4569. States Grants (Rural Reconstruction)

Agreement Ratification Bill, 2R., 1554.

Supreme Court (Amendment) Bill, Com., 5371.

Trustee Companies (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5568; Com., 5572.

Wheat quotas, 2R., 4001.

Commonwealth-State Relations:

Constitution, address, 278.

Companies and Businesses: Yutil Sheepskin Factory, Orange, q., 2636.

Council, Legislative: Maiden Speeches, address, 277.

Decentralisation and Development:

Ferrier Report, q., 42.

Education: Examination Marks, q., 5186.

Hospitals at Wauchope, q., 3775.

Industrial Relations: Strife, Human and Economic Causes, q., 1280.

clxxvi INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 92-98

Serisier, The Hon. L. D., (continued) :

LL.B. Sheahan, The Hon. W. F., Q.C., LL.B. (continued):

Industry, Primary: Apple and Pear, q., 1461, 2684. Farm Problems, add., 280. Proposed Rural Financial Agency, m.,

1940. Rural Credit, appn., 2905.

Land and Land Settlement: Western Division Lands, q., 1549.

Markets, Farm Produce: Flemington, q., 4925, 5187. Sydney, q., 3389.

Meat Industry: Authority, q., 3207, 3776. Processing at Blayney, q., 331, 946. Sheep Meat, q., 4557, 4643. Sheepmeat Marketing Board, q., 5730.

Obituary: O'Connell, Hon. H. D., M.L.C., Death, m., 4265.

Reserves: Myall Lakes, q., 2638.

Road Maintenance, q., 4819.

Sewerage in Windsor District, q., 1144.

Wheat: Yennora Village, add., 281. Prices, add., 279. Subsidy, q., 2106.

Sheahan, The Hon. W. F., Q.C., LL.B. (Bwrlnjuck) :

Address in Reply, m., 227; p.o., 374, 377.

Assembly, Legislative: Identification of Documents, q., 1876; p.o.,

1949. Member, Freedom of Speech, p.o., 2303.

Bills: Ambulance Service Bill, p.o., 4619; 2R., 4632.

Appropriation Bill, Com., 2080; p.o., 2082, 2094; Com., 2183; p.o., 2288, 2380.

Crown Lands and Other Acts (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1114; Com., 1132.

Dentists (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1019; Com., 1102, 1105.

Bills (continued) :

Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, Com., 1626; p.o., 1627.

Pay-roll Tax Bill, p.o., 826, 827; 2R., 863. State Grants (Rural Reconstruction)

Agreement Ratification Bill, 2R., 1252. Trading Stamps Bill, 2R., 4983.

Cost of Living, q., 23.

Elections and Electorates: Campbelltown Electorate, p.o., 374, 377.

Electricity: Power Line in Burrinjuck Electorate, adj., 4502.

Industrial Relations: Metropolitan Water Sewerage and Drainage Board, q., 963.

Law and Order: Bathurst Gaol, address, 228.

Local Government: Uniform Farm Rate, petition, 5094.

Medical Practitioners: Dr William McBride, q., 5097.

Pollution: Murrumbidgee River and Yass River, adj., 723; q., 1090.

Prices: Royal Commission, q., 2435.

Roads: Hume Highway, p.o., 4368.

Royal Commissions: Inefficacy, address, 228; p.o., 230.

Rural Economy, m., 799.

Sewerage: Windsor, q., 1934.

Sport and Sporting Organizations: Sports Complex, appn., 2083.

Street, Hon. Sir Kenneth Whistler, K.C.M.G., K.StJ., Lieutenant-Governor of New South Wales, Death, m., 4290.

Teachers: Use of Assembly Halls for Mass Meetings, p.o., 5779.

Tourist Activities: Kosciusko National Park, appn., 2184. Yarongabilly Caves, appn., 2080, 2183.

Town and Country Planning: State Planning Authority, p.o., 1236.

Transport, Finance and Policy: Transport Disputes, q., 1607.

SESSION 1971-72 clxxvii

Shipton, The Hon. P. M. M.:

Agent-General and Agencies Abroad: New Building in London, q., 4266, 4346.

Dairy Industry: Co-operative Factories, Dividends, q., 534, 1039.

Fish Industry and Fishing: Abalone, q., 104, 943.

Hospitals: Hygiene in Maternity Hospitals, q., 4347.

Obituaries: Mcintosh, Hon. J.C., M.L.C., m., 107. O'Connell, Hon. H. H. D., M.L.C., m.,

4264. Stevenson, Major-General J. R., C.B.E.,

D.S.O., E.D., Clerk of the Parliaments and Clerk of the Legislative Council, m., 14.

Sewage Disposal, q., 942.

Singleton, Mr M. (Clarence) :

Baby Health Centres: Clarence Electorate, loan appn., 2585.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, Com., 2349. Coff's Harbour Boat-Harbour Works Bill,

int., 4534; 2R., 5147. Forestry, Soil Conservation and Other Acts

(Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5680. General Loan Account Appropriation Bill,

Com., 2584. Marginal Dairy Farms Reconstruction

Scheme Agreement Ratification Bill, 2R., 3559.

Child Welfare: St Joseph Cowper Orphanage, Grafton, loan appn., 2587; q., 5098.

Consumer Affairs: American Refrigeration Company, q., 3613.

Dairy Industry: Dairy Industry Authority, appn., 2351. Feed Year Scheme, appn., 2351. Grafton Research Station, appn., 2352. North Coast, address, 172; appn., 2349.

Decentralization and Development: Clarence Electorate, address, 174. Government Policy, loan appn., 2585.

Dental Services and Dentists: Clinic at Grafton, loan appn., 2585.

Singleton, Mr M. (continued) :

Education: Clarence Electorate, address, 175.

Elections and Electorates: Clarence, address, 171.

Electricity: Price, address, 176.

Fish Industry and Fishing: North Coast, address, 173. Research Vessel, loan appn., 2584.

Floods: Clarence River, address, 176; loan appn., 2586.

Government, State: Office Block at Grafton, address, 175. Record, loan appn., 2587.

Harbours: North Coast, loan appn., 2586.

Hospitals: Grafton and Coff's Harbour, address, 175; loan appn., 2585.

Housing: Clarence Electorate, address, 17 4.

Housing Commission: North Coast, loan appn., 2587.

Industry, Primary and Secondary: Banana Exports, address 173. Pig Industry, address, 173.

Land and Land Settlement: Crown Land Auctions, q., 431. Releases, address, 176.

Law and Order: Wave of Lawlessness, address, 176.

Meat Industry: Beef Exports, address, 173. Clarence Electorate, address, 173.

Milk: Freight, q., 3026.

Minerals and Mining: Clarence Electorate, address, 173.

Motor Vehicles: Authorized Inspection Stations, q., 2796. Points Systems for Drivers, q., 4317. Speed Limit for Heavy Vehicles, q., 668;

q., 4101; q., 4317. Speed Limits Through Tick Gates, q.,

5380, 5652.

Pensions: Retired Transport Employees, address,

176. Widows of Former Railway Employees, address, 175.

clxxviii INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 92-98

Singleton, Mr M. (continued) :

Poultry Industry: Imported Poultry Meat, q., 4530, 4960.

Railways: Brisbane Express, q., 2365; loan appn., 2586.

Rolling Stock, loan appn., 2586.

Reserves: Government Record, address, 174. North Coast, loan appn., 2586. Red Rock State Park, q., 909.

Roads: Commonwealth Aid Road Grants, address, 176.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Clarence Electorate, address, 175. Libraries, loan appn., 2587. Technical Colleges, loan appn., 2587.

Sewerage: North Coast, loan appn., 2586.

Timber: Clarence Electorate, address, 172.

Tourist Activities: Clarence Electorate, address, 177. North Coast, loan appn., 2585.

Water: Farm Supplies, loan appn., 2585. Jackadgery Dam, loan appn., 2587.

Welfare: Voluntary Organizations in Clarence Electorate, address, 176.

Sloss, Mr A. R. (King): Address in Reply, m., 444.

Assembly, Legislative: Seasonal Felicitations, adj., 4258.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, p.a., 2341. General Loan Account Appropriation

Bill, p.a., 2585, 2586. Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill,

pers. exp/. and p.a., 1536. Industrial Arbitration (Further Amend-ment) Bill, p.a., 3928.

Liquor (Amendment) Bill, p.a., 5136. Second Hand Dealers and Collectors (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 712.

Courts and Legal Procedure: Independence of the Judiciary, p.a., 185.

Election and Electorates: Ballot Rigging, pers. exp/., 5268.

Sloss, Mr A. R. (continued) :

Employment: Decline, q., 5476.

Historic Areas, Buildings and Records: Pre-servation of "Lyndhurst", q., 4525, 5477.

Hospitals: Sydney, address, 447.

Housing: The Rocks Redevelopment, q., 2042, 2438.

Housing Commission Waiting List, address, 448.

Industrial Relations: Strikes, address, 448.

Kindergartens: Accommodation, address, 445.

Local Government: Sydney City Council, address, 446, 449.

Maritime Services Board: Control, address, 448.

Omnibus Services: Administration, address, 446.

Opera House: Construction Delays, q., 778.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Finance, address, 445. Glebe Public School, q., 3113.

Teachers: Trainee Bonds, q. and p.a., 670.

Water Rate Rebates, address, 445.

Solomons, The Hon. L. A., B.A., LL.B.:

Bills: Companies (Amendment) Bill, Com.,

2017, 2021, 2650, 2668, 3079. Dentists (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4700. Forestry, Soil Conservation and Other

Acts (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5742. Industrial Arbitration (Further Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4046.

Justices (Further Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3809; Com., 3814, 3815.

Library (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3578. Liquor (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5243. Maintenance (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

5424. National Parks and Wildlife (Amend

ment) Bill, 2R., 1296. Police Regulation (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

3597. Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

SESSION 1971-72 clxxix

Solomons, The Hon. L. A., B.A., LL.B. (continued) :

Bills (continued) :

State Emergency Services and Civil Defence Bill, 2R., 4522; Com., 4566, 4569, 4572, 4574.

Supreme Court (Amendment) Bill, Com., 5368.

Therapeutic Goods and Cosmetics Bill, 2R., 3339; Com., 4433.

Trading Stamps Bill, 2R., 5201; Com., 5220, 5222.

Employment: Rural Areas, q., 3564.

Industry, Primary: Rural Finance Agency, m., 1147, 1944.

Prisons and Prisoners: Silverwater House, q., 5345.

Welfare: Custody and Maintenance Laws, q., 486. 1463.

Southee, Mr J. B. (Mount Druitt):

Aborigines: Publicity of Activities, p.o., 4451.

Baby Health Centres: Mount Druitt Electorate, address, 475.

Bills: Ambulance Service Bill, p.o., 4411. Housing (Amendment) Bill, int., 1348. Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill,

p.o., 1536, 1629, 1630. State Planning Authority (Amendment)

Bill, 2R., 5526; p.o., 5526.

Courts and Legal Procedure: Criticism of the Judiciary, p.o., 780.

Crime and Criminals: Remand Prisoners, p.o., 907.

Hospitals: Mount Druitt Electorate, address, 474. Outer Western Suburbs, q., 3618. Overcrowding, q., 4313.

Housing Commission Waiting List, address, 472.

Industrial Arbitration and Conciliation: Penal clauses, p.o., 213, 214, 215.

Industrial Relations: Industrial Lawlessness, p.o., 986.

Southee, Mr J. 8. (continued) :

Industry, Primary and Secondary: Outer Suburban Areas, address, 475.

Land and Land Settlement: Prices, p.o., 971.

Local Government: Community Services at Mount Druitt, address, 474.

Minerals and Mining: Clutha Development Pty Limited, p.o., 1416.

Oil: Kurnell Refinery, p.o., 147.

Police: Accommodation in Mount Druitt Electorate, address, 472.

Pollution: Ministry of Environment Control, p.o.,

1489, 1490. Parramatta River, p.o., 5045. Pollution Complaints Service, p.o., 1609.

Postmaster-General's Department: Statutory Notification by Post, p.o., 5262.

Railways: Meat Waggons, p.o., 4523. North Shore and Main Northern Line, p.o., 1610.

Road Safety: Mount Druitt Electorate, address, 473.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Beacon Hill High School, p.o., 670. Beecroft, p.o., 100. Beecroft Infants School, q., 354. Mount Druitt Electorate, address, 473. Mount Druitt Housing Areas, q., 4957. Placement of Pupils, q., 1486. St Marys High School, q., 841.

Teachers: Federation Television Campaign, p.o., 126. Blacktown Electorate, address, 475.

Town and Country Planning: Figtree, p.o., 1727. State Planning Authority, m., 1218.

Transport, Finance and Policy: Mount Druitt Electorate, address, 471. Public Transport, p.o., 4786.

Spicer, The Hon. F. W.:

Bills: Botany Cemetery and Crematorium Bill,

2R., 4774.

clxxx INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 92-98

Spicer, The Hon. F. W. (continued):

Bills (continued) :

Clutha Development Pty. Limited Agreement Repeal Bill, p.a., 2239.

Industrial Arbitration (Further Amend-ment) Bill, p.a., 4047, 4065.

Library (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3577. Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill, p.a., 3433. Pharmacy (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3241. Plant Diseases (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1060.

States Grants (Rural Reconstruction) Agreement Ratification Bill, p.a., 1557.

Health: Backache Treatment by Dr Rees, q., 3773.

Obituaries: Mcintosh, Hon. J. C., M.L.C., m., 108. O'Connell, Hon: H. H. D., M.L.C., m., 4264.

Postmaster-General's Department: Parkes Post Office, q., 1144. Reorganization, q., 2104.

Universities: Veterinary Surgeons, Title of Doctor, q., 942, 3000.

Stephens, The Hon. S. T. (Byron):

Aged Persons: Housing, q., 672, 2254, 3481.

Bills: Co-operation (Amendment) Bill, int.,

3359, 3361; 2R., 4539, 4549; Com., 4551; ad. rep., 4552; 3R., 4589.

Credit Union (Amendment) Bill, int., 520, 521; 2R., 604, 610; Com., 612; 2R., 676.

Housing (Amendment) Bill, int., 134'.l, 1349.

Housing (Amendment) Bill (No. 2), int., 1721; 2R., 2425, 2468; Com. and p.a., 2839; Com., 2840.

Housing Indemnities (Amendment) Bill, int., 521; 2R., 676, 681; ad. rep., 682; 3R., 741.

Permanent Building Societies (Amendment) Bill, int., 3041, 3042; 2R., 4330, 4336; Com., 4336; ad. rep., 4337; 3R., 4376.

Building Societies: Local Government Borrowing, q., 3349.

Stephens, The Hon. S. T. (continued) :

Co-operative Societies: Terminating Building, q., 1412. Finance, q., 4097.

Housing: Housing Act, 1912, Acquisition of Lands,

m., 847, 850. Rural Bank Loans, q., 511.

Housing Commission: Activities at Albury, q., 5781. Applicants, q., 902, 1491. Lurnea Land, q., 1325, 1419. North Wentworthville, q., 1330, 1491. Purchase by Tenants, q., 1416. Queanbeyan, q., 66. Rent Rebates, q., 2542. Rents, q., 1322, 1323. Sale of Cottages in Maroubra, adj., 5794.

Land and Land Settlement: Crown Land Sales, q., 3615.

Stewart, Mr J. J. T. (Charlestown):

Aged Persons: Rate Concessions, appn., 1905.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 1902. Government Railways (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 3958. Hunter District Water, Sewerage and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5400.

Motor Traffic, Transport and Main Roads (Amendment) Bill, int., 2937; Com., 3199.

Motor Vehicles (Third Party Insurance) Amendment Bill, 2R., 5550.

Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill, int., 2932. Newcastle Gas Company Limited Bill, 2R., 708.

Fauna and Flora Wildlife Preservation, appn., 1905.

Hawkins, F. H. H., Esq., a Former Minister of the Crown, Death, m., 4282.

Motor Vehicles: Insurance and Repair Costs, m., 2332. Safety Belts, appn., 1903. Semi-Trailer Speeds, appn., 1903.

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Stewart, Mr J. J. T. (continued):

Police: Newcastle District, appn., 1902.

Pollution: Motor Vehicles, appn., 1902. Newcastle Area, appn., 1902. Noise, appn., 1904.

Railways: Newcastle Flyer, q., 513. Newcastle Train Service, q., 904, 1332.

Roads: Blackbutt Reserve Road, q., 2922. Expressway from Windale to Sandgate, q., 4581.

Road Safety: Newcastle Driver Training School, q.,

1955. Pacific Highway, appn., 1904. Police Traffic Surveillance, appn., 1903. Provisional Licence Plates, q., 4207. Tea Gardens Communication System,

appn., 1904. Traffic Safety Council, appn., 1905. Use of Seat Belts, q., 5476.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Charlestown Infants, q., 5779. Dudley Primary School, adj., 2101.

Stewart, Mr K. J. (Canterbury):

Abortion: Rule of Law, p.o., 4858. Trials, q., 3874, 4099.

Aged Persons: Care, appn., 2087. Housing, q., 2254. Mrs Beverley Chong, appn., 2086. Nursing Homes, appn., 2085; adj., 2305,

Agriculture: Regional Headquarters for Gunnedah, q., 5046.

Assembly, Legislative: Business of the House, p.o., 2178. Precedence of Business, m., 3034, 5112. Hon. Member for Bass Hill, p.o., 206. Identification of Documents, q., 1947; privilege, 1947; p.o., 1948.

Australian Labor Party: Achievements, address, 217.

Stewart, Mr K. J. (continued):

Bills: Ambulance Service Bill, int., 4409, 2R., 4616; Com., 4738, 4742, 4745.

Appropriation Bill, p.o., 1909; Com., 2085; p.o., 2093.

Clean Air (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5721. Dentists (Amendment) Bill, int., 590;

p.o., 757, 759, 760; 2R., 879; p.o., 1012; Com., 1100, 1103; cons. amdt, 5049.

Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill, int., 2933.

Physiotherapists' Registration (Amendment) Bill, int., 3270; 2R., 4462.

Therapeutic Goods and Cosmetics Bill, int., 1100; 2R., 2955.

Companies and Business: Life Funds of Australia Limited, p.o., 5787.

Courts and Legal Procedure: Abortion Trials, q., 3874, 4099. Crown Representation, q., 3874. Angus and Robertson Ltd, q., 3873. Criticism of the Judiciary, p.o., 780.

Dental Services and Dentists: Dentists (Amendment) Bill, q., 3478. Registration of Dental Technicians q., 4369. ,

Drug Dependence Service, q., 1601, 2300.

Health Department, appn., 2085.

Hospitals: Antenatal Charges, q., 1164, 2372. Bathurst District Hospital, Death of Mr William Potts, p.o., 1751.

Commonwealth Assistance, address, 219. Contribution Funds, address, 221. Extra Charges, q., 67, 782. Fees, address, 217. Finance, address, 217. New Hospitals, q., 5091. Nursing Homes, appn., 2085; adj., 2305, 2316; q., 3115.

Pensioner Patients, address, 220. Pensioner Psychiatric Patients, adj., 3119,

3128. Private, appn., 2087. Psychiatric, appn., 2088.

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Volumes 92-98

Stewart, Mr K. J. (continued) :

Industrial Relations: Industrial Lawlessness, p.a., 973, 974; pers. expl., 976.

Insurance: No Fault Insurance, p.o., 5100.

Milk: Canberra Supply, p.a., 188.

Nurses: Mothercraft and Infant Welfare Nursing, q., 3872. ·

Pollution: Clean Waters Act, q., 5646.

Railways: Eastern Suburbs, p.a., 210.

Roads: New Canterbury Road, Traffic De-lays, q., 907, 972.

Sport and Sporting Organizations: Springbok Tour, p.a., 613.

Teachers: Federation Television Campaign, p.a.,

125. Use of Assembly Halls for Mass Meet

ings, p.a., 5779. Water Rate Rebates, q., 436.

Sullivan, The Hon. H. J. A.: Address in Reply, m., 417.

State Emergency Services and Civil Defence Bill, 2R., 4513; Com., 4567.

Conservation: Darling Basin Conservation Authority, address, 418.

Government Record, address, 418. Pike's Creek Dam, address, 418.

Decentralization and Development: Government Administration, address, 418. State Office Blocks at Moree and Grafton,

address, 418.

Electricity: Charges at Moree, adj., 2727.

Obituaries: Mcintosh, Hon. J. C., M.L.C., address, 417.

Stevenson, Major-General J. R., C.B.E., D.S.0., E.D., Clerk of the Parliaments and Clerk of the Legislative Council, address, 417.

Stamp Duties: Death Duties, address, 418.

Taylor, Mr J. H. (Temora):

Agriculture: 1

Condobolin Research Station, appn., 2384. Education, appn., 2384. Temora Research Station, appn., 2384.

Aircraft and Air Services: Intrastate Air Service Subsidies, q., 1756, 1880.

Ambulance Services: Bland Shire, appn., 2089. Reorganization, appn., 2089.

Bills: Ambulance Service Bill, 2R., 4637. Appropriation Bill, 2R., 1915; Com., 2088,

2383. Crown Lands and Other Acts (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1119.

Rural Assistance Bill, 2R., 3944. Wheat Quotas Bill, 2R., 3689.

Commonwealth-State Relations: Financial Arrangements, appn., 1918. Pay-roll Tax, appn., 1918.

Conservation: Government Record, loan appn., 2561.

Daylight Saving: Effects, q., 295.

Decentralization and Development: Employment: Employment in Country Areas, address, 391.

Drought: Effects, address, 390. Relief, address, 390.

Economic Conditions: Rural Crisis, appn., 1916. World Crisis, appn., 1916.

Education: Agricultural, address, 392; appn., 1918. Government Record, address, 392. Opportunities, appn., 1919. State Government, Assistance to Rural Community, appn., 1918.

Harbours: Botany Bay, loan appn., 2561.

SESSION 1971-72 clxxxiii

Taylor, l\1r J. H. (continued):

Hospitals: Allocation, loan appn., 2563. Regional Hospital System, appn., 2088. Temora District, q., 4369.

Industry, Primary and Secondary: Rural Reconstruction, address, 390. Rural Reconstruction Board, address, 390.

Land and Land Settlement: Western Land Leases, q., 907.

Local Government: Assistance, address, 392. Payroll tax, q., 1954. Rates, address, 392.

Locust Plague, appn., 2383.

Morality: Moral Standards, address, 390.

Motor Vehicles Registration Fees, q., 5472.

Nurses: New South Wales Bush Nursing Association, appn., 208.

Opera House: Genesis, loan appn., 2561.

Public Service: Unjustified Criticism of Treasury Officers, appn., 1916.

Railways: Level Crossings, q., 2297. Rolling Stock, loan appn., 2563.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Temora Electorate, address, 392; loan appn., 2563.

Sport and Sporting Organizations: Racecourse Amenities, appn., 1915.

Teachers: Government Attitude, appn., 1915.

Tourist Activities: Temora Electorate, loan appn., 2562.

Transport, Finance and Policy: Fare Increases, appn., 1915. Freight Subsidies on Wool, address, 391.

Water: Government Record, loan appn., 2562. Irrigation C::harges q., 3739. Lachlan River, loan appn., 2562. Windamere Dam, loan appn., 2562. Wyangala Dam, loan appn., 2562.

Wheat Quotas, q., 729.

Taylor, Mr J. H. (continued):

Wool: Assistance to Primary Producers, loan appn., 2563.

Freight Reductions, appn., 1917. Sales, appn., 1917. Subsidy, appn., 1917.

Thom, The Hon. N. N.:

Bills: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2774. Government Railways (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 4030. Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill, 2R., 3424. Racing (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4188.

Vickery, The Hon. E. K. E.:

Agriculture: North-West Agricultural Region, q., 1813.

Aircraft and Air Services: Gunnedah-Sydney q., 2731.

Bills: Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 1861. Local Government (Appeals) (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3722.

Local Government (Payment of Rates) Amendment Bill, 2R., 3788.

Rural Assistance Bill, 2R., 4012. State Emergency Services and Civil Defence Bill, 2R., 4519.

Coal Industry: Preston Colliery, q., 41.

Health: New South Wales Bush Nursing Association, q., 2999.

Road Safety: Road Deaths, q., 4642.

Viney, Mr A. E. A. (Wakehurst): Address in Reply, m., 32. ·

Beaches in Wakehurst Electorate, address, 34.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, p.o., 1909; 2R., 1959;

Com., 2183, 2381. Companies (Amendment) Bill, Com.,

1430. Police Regulation (Amendment) Bill, p.o.,

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Volumes 92-98

Viney, Mr A. E. A. (continued):

Bills (continued):

Trading Stamps Bill, int., 4402; 2R., 4974.

Buildings and Building Regulations: Office Block Development, appn., 1960.

Cancer: Controlling Drugs, q., 1162.

Decentralisation and Development: Commonwealth Assistance, appn., 1962. Commonwealth Contribution, appn., 1960. Government Policy, address, 34. Government Record, appn., 1962. Industry, appn., 1961. Overurbanization of Sydney, appn., 1962.

Education: Drugs, q., 5261.

Election and Electorates: Wakehurst Electorate, address, 33.

Electricity: Generation Costs, appn., 1963. New Power Stations, appn., 1963.

Finance and Investment: Finance for Essential Services, appn., 1960.

Fires and Fire Brigades: Bushfire Fighting Brigades, q., 2369. Ku-ring-gai Chase, appn., 2183. Warringah Shire, address, 34.

Gas Industry: Natural Gas, address, 33.

Government, State: Programme, address, 33.

Industrial Relations: Industrial Lawlessness, p.o., 986.

Industry, Primary and Secondary: Industrial Land Costs, appn., 1961.

Lifesaving Clubs: "Beach Closed" Signs, q., 964. Manly-Warringah Area, address, 35.

Meat Industry: Pet Foods, appn., 2381.

Pollution Control, address, 33.

National Parks and Wildlife Service: Kuring-gai Chase Park, appn., 2183.

Viney, Mr A. E. A. (continued):

Road Safety: Pedestrians, q., 2299.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Beacon Hill High, q., 669.

Sewerage: Cost of Installation, appn., 1963.

Sport and Spurting Organizations: Wakehurst Electorate, address, 36.

Teachers: Manly Boys High School, q., 3115. Playground Supervision, q., 1601, 1609. Training, address, 33.

Traffic Lights and Signals: Near Schools, appn., 1961. Wakehurst Electorate, address, 35.

Wade, Mr W. A. (Newcastle):

Aged Persons: Housing at Newcastle, loan appn., 2584.

Assembly, Legislative: Members Secretarial Assistance, appn.,

1921. Salaries of Officers, appn., 1921.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 1919. General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, Com., 2581.

Hunter District Water, Sewerage, and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5396.

Local Government (Newcastle Fruit and Vegetable Market) Bill, 2R., 4416.

Bridges: Stockton, loan appn., 2583.

Buildings and Building Regulations: Government Buildings, Newcastle, loan appn., 2583.

Newcastle Police Station, loan appn., 2584.

Civil Defence Organization: Newcastle District, appn., 1922.

Coal Industry: Loading at Newcastle, appn., 1920.

Consumer Affairs: R. and D. Manufacturing Pty Limited and Calmex Products Pty Limited, q., 3118, 3259.

SESSION 1971-72 clxxxv

Wade, Mr W. A. (continued):

Courts and Legal Procedure: Jurors' Fees, appn., 1923.

Culture and the Arts: Newcastle Art Gallery, appn., 1924.

Dockyard, State: Graving Dock, Newcastle, q., 730; loan appn., 2584; q., 4861.

Superannuation Scheme, q., 2171.

Employment: Newcastle Area, appn., 1919.

Ferry Services: Newcastle to Stockton, q., 1085, 1169.

Harbours: Newcastle, appn., 1924.

Hawkins, F. H. H., a Former Minister of the Crown, Death, m., 4282.

Health: Poisons Centre and Cancer Clinic for Newcastle, appn., 1922.

Industrial Relations: Industrial Lawlessness, m., 2058.

Land and Land Settlement: Newcastle Area, appn., 1921.

Lifesaving Clubs: Allocation, appn., 1924.

Lotteries: Newcastle Office, appn., 1923.

Omnibus Services: Bus Pass for War Pensioners, appn.,

1923. Newcastle Area, loan appn., 2583.

Police: Newcastle, appn., 1921; loan appn., 2584.

Pollution: Newcastle and Stockton, appn., 1920.

Price Increases, appn., 1920.

Railways: Broadmeadow Station, loan appn., 2581.

Concessions for Coal Loader Employees, appn., 1923.

Eastern Suburbs Railway, loan appn., 2582.

Electrification, Gosford to Newcastle, loan appn., 2581.

Newcastle District, ·loan appn., 2582. Rolling Stock, loan appn., 2582.

Works in Newcastle Area, q., 1482. 0

Wade, Mr W. A. (continued):

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Hamilton Primary, q., 5475. Newcastle Area, appn., 1924; loan appn.,

Taxation: Death Duty, appn., 1920. Payroll, appn., 1920.

Totalizator Agency Board Branches at Newcastle, appn., 1923.

Traffic Lights and Signals: Maitland, loan appn., 2584.

Transport, Finance and Policy: Newcastle, loan appn., 2582.

Water: Fluoridation of Newcastle Supply, loan appn., 2581. ·

Waddy, The Hon. J. L., 0.8.E., D.F.C. (Kirribilli):

Aborigines: Drunkenness, q., 3616. Neglected Children, q., 5102. Publicity of Activities, q., 4451. Purfleet Reserve, q., 2536. Welfare, q., 1409.

·.Abortion: Rule of Law, p.o., 4860.

' Bills: Companies (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 910. Conveyancing (Amendment) Bill, 3R., 4554.

General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, m., 2632.

Maintenance (Amendment) Bill, int., 4790, 4793; 2R., 5269; p.o., 5276; 2R., and p.o., 5277; ad. rep. and 3R;, 5278.

Maintenance Services (Amendment) Bill, int., 2604.

Maritime Services (Amendment) Bill, int., 2608; 2R., 3377, p.o., 3383, 2R., 3384; Com. and ad. rep., 3385; cons. amdt. and ad. rep., 4456.

Pilotage Bill, int., 820; 2R., 2394; p.o., 2402; 2R., 2417; Com., 2422, 2423.

Presbyterian Church of Australia Bill, 2R., 2846.

Presbyterian Church of Australia (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4554; Com. and ad. rep., 4555.

clx:nvi INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 92-98

Waddy, The Hon. J. L., O.B.E., D.F.C. (continued) :

Child Welfare: Adoption Orders, q., 837. Care of Children on Committal, q., 967. Child Care Agencies, q., 2478. Foster Homes, q., 2792. St Joseph Cowper Orphanage, Grafton, q.,

5098. Training at Institutions, q., 5477.

Fish Industry and Fishing: Tuna Trawlers, adj., 1458.

Health: Rehabilitation of Female Alcoholics, q., 3027.

Social Services: Deserted Wives, q., 844.

Social Welfare, q., 1328. Storm Damage, q., 4955. Unmarried Mothers, adj., 1495; p.o., 1499.

Timber: Woodchip Industry, Eden, adj., 3386.

Walker, Mr F. J., LL.M. (Georges River): Aborigines: Artifacts at Batemans Bay, q.,

Assembly, Legislative: Members' Accommodation, address, 323. Time to Prepare Speeches, address, 323.

Bills: Appropriation Bill, p.o., 1894; Com., 2191. Auctioneers and Agents (Amendment)

Bill, int., 2446; 2R., 4473; Com., 4485, 4488.

Commercial Agents and Private Inquiry Agents (Amendment) Bill, int., 589; 2R., 748.

Commonwealth Places (Administration of Laws) Amendment Bill, int., 3267; 2R., 3506.

Companies (Amendment) Bill, int., 814; 2R., 1367; Com., 1383, 1386, 1424, 1425, 1426, 1429, 1430, 1431, 4142.

Companies (Amendment) Bill (No. 2), int., 5269; 2R., 5490.

Consumer Protection (Amendment) Bill, int., 5116; 2R., 5803.

Walker, Mr F. J., LL.M. (continued):

Bills (continued):

Dentists (Amendment) Bill, p.o., 5051; cons. amdt., 5051.

Industrial Arbitration (Further Amendment) Bill, p.o., 3919, 3920, 3921.

Justices (Further Amendment) Bill, int., 3269; 2R., 3501.

Law Reform (Law and Equity) Bill, int., 4789; 2R., 5181.

Liquor (Amendment) Bill, int., 4461; 2R., 5054; p.o., 5063; Com., 5071, 5119, 5121, 5125, 5135.

Maintenance (Amendment) Bill, int., 4792. Maritime Services (Amendment) Bill, int., 2606.

National Parks and Wildlife (Amendment) Bill, int., 530.

National Parks and Wildlife (Amendment) Bill (No. 2), int., 4457; 2R., 4803; p.o., 4805.

Police Regulation (Amendment) Bill, int., 3038; pers. exp!., 3314.

Presbyterian Church of Australia Bill, int., 2613; 2R., 2849.

Presbyterian Church of Australia (Amendment) Bill, int., 4398; 2R., 4555.

State Emergency Services and Civil Defence Bill, cons. amdts., 4892.

Supreme Court (Amendment) Bill, int., 4789; Com., 5287; p.o., 5287, 5289; Com., 5292, 5295, 5298, 5300; cons. amdts., 5808.

Windsor Municipal Council (Hobartville Public Reserve) Bill, 2R., 2627.

Bridges: Oatley, q., 1689. Overbridge at Mortdale, q., 4782, 5268.

Conservation: Australian Conservation Foundation, q.,

1754. Government Record, address, 324; appn.,

SESSION 1971-72 clxxxvii

Courts and Legal Procedure: Wright, Mr E., adj., 3326.

Crime and Criminals: Crime Rate in New South Wales, q., 558. St George Area, q., 560, 1490, 2364, 4216.

Dredging in Oatley Bay, q., 3258.

Education: Allocations, loan appn., 2630. Grants to Non-Government Schools, q., 960.

Inequalities, loan appn., 2631. Library Books for Slow Learners, q., 901. State Aid, loan appn., 2630, 2632.

Fires and Fire Brigades: Bushfires in Jamieson Valley, address, 326.

Fish Industry and Fishing: Research Station, q., 5378.

Flora and Fauna: Prosecutions, q., 1746.

Government, State: Policies, address, 323.

Land and Land Settlement: Stock Routes, q., 1481.

Local Government Elections, p.o., 842.

Minerals and Mining: Clutha Development Pty Limited, address,

326. Myall Lakes National Park Leases, q.,

National Parks and Wildlife Service: Expenditure, q., 3346. Helicopter, q., 1745. Management and Fire Control Plans, q.,

3470. Parkland Acreage, q., 4195. Plans, q., 1746. Report of Requirements, q., 1746. Red Rock State Park, appn., 2194. Wildlife Refuges, q., 3347.

Pollution:

Bondi and Botany Bay, q., 2475. Oatley Bay and Georges River, address, 327.

South Coast, address, 325. Warragamba Dam, p.o., 434.

Postmaster-General's Department: Statutory Notification by Post, p.o., 5262.

Prisons and Prisoners:

Department of Corrective Services, Plans, q., 4196.

Prisoners Detained at Governor's Pleasure, q., 4197.

Prison Sentences for Juveniles, q., 4196. Rehabilitation of Prisoners, q., 4196.

Railways:

Mortdale, q., 1207. Illawarra, q., 1413.

Reserves: Angourie National Park, appn., 2193. Film of National Parks, q., 3471. Government Policies, appn., 2192. Heathcote State Park, q., 4087. Kinchega, appn., 2192. Myall Lakes National Park, q., 3471, 4090. Otford-Helensburgh Area, q., 4090.

Road Safety: Traffic Mirrors, p.o., 1950.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges: High School for Mortdale, q., 1162. Hunters Hill High, p.o., 2045. Mortdale East Primary, q., 900. Penshurst West Primary, q., 1408.

State Planning Authority: Decentralization, p.o., 903.

Teachers: Resignations, q., 3109. Shortage, loan appn., 2630. Teaching Service, q., 900 .. ·

Universities: Land for Tertiary Education, q., 1600.

Walker, Mr N. D. (Miranda):

Aircraft and Air Services: Towra Point Site for Additional Airport, address, 462.

Bills: Metropolitan Water, Sewerage and Drain

age (Amendment) Bill, p.o., 5335. Trading Stamps Bill, 2R., 4969.

Drought Effects, address, 460.

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Volumes 92-98

Walker, Mr N. D. (continued):

Fires and Fire Brigades: Bushfire Fighting Brigades, q., 2537.

Fireworks: Sale, q., 352.

Health: Child Health Centre for Sutherland, q., 1607.

Hospitals: Sutherland Shire, address, 462.

Motor Vehicles: Compulsory Seat Belts for "Meals on Wheels", q., 904.

Police: Springbok Rugby Tour, address, 462.

Railways: Pensioner Concessions, q., II66, 1170.

Roads: General Holmes Drive Traffic Delays, q ..

2600. Miranda Fair, q., 3353.

Schools, High Schools and Colleges· Endeavour High, q., 2436.

Teachers: Communist Influence, address, 460. Miranda Electorate, address, 461. Shortage, address, 460.

Warren, The Hon. Sir Edward, K.C.M.G., K.B.E., M.S.M., O.M.S.T., R.S.G.C.:

Bills: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2702. Coal Mines Regulation (Amendment) Bill

2R., 5089. Maloney, Hon. J. J., Resignation, adj., 4308.

Weir, The Hon. J. A.:

Bills: Clean Air (Amendment) Bill, Com., 5752.

Companies (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2003; Com., 2269, 3102.

Consumer Protection (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5761.

Weir, The Hon. J. A. (continued):

Bills (continued) :

Payroll Tax Bill, Com., 1202. Secondhand Dealers and Collectors

(Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1065. State Coal Mines (Amendment) Bill, Com., 5764.

State: Emergency Services and Civil Defence Bill, Com., 4566, 4567, 4569, 4572.

Sydney Opera House (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5609; Com., 5614.

Trading Stamps Bill, 2R., 5209; Com., 5219.

Building and Building Regulations: Development in Sydney, address, 643.

Companies and Business: Broken Hill Proprietary Company Limited, q., 4429.

Economic Conditions: Cost of Living, address, 640. Unemployment, address, 638. Wages, address, 642.

Education: Primary, address, 644.

Industrial Relations: Compulsory Secret Ballots, address, 645. Strikes by Non-Unionists, address, 640.

Industry, Primary: Proposed Financial Agency for Rural Industries, m., 1404.

Timber Industry, address, 646.

Pitt Street, Sydney: Air Space, q., 5417.

Timber Profits, address, 639.

Trades and Trade Unions: Union Officials, address, 641.

Wage Levels, address, 638.

Workers' Compensation Lump Sum Payments, q., 4644.

Willis, The Hon. E. A., B.A. (Earlwood):

Address in Reply, m., 161; p.o., 374, 375, 376, 377, 379.

Animals: Rabbit Traps, q., 4313. Trapping of Cats, adj., 4344.

Apprentices: Decline in Numbers, q., 4584. Ministerial Statement, q., 5784.

SESSION 1971-72 clxxxix

Willis, The Hon. E. A., B.A. (continued) :

Assembly, Legislative:

Allocation of Time for Discussion, 2049. Hon. Member for Corrimal, pers. exp!. 328.

Identification of Documents, m., 1760. p 0., 1948.

Leader of the Ooposition, pers. exp!., 1091; p.o., 1092, 1093.

Ministerial Arrangements, adj., 5831. Precedence of Business, m., 3031; urgency, 5104; m.s.o., 5106, 5111; m., 5112.

Sessional Committees: Printing, m., 131. Standing Orders, m., 133.

Special Adjournment, m., 742, 1696, 4246 2604; m., 4255, 5808, 5810.

Australian Labor Party: Disunity, address, 162. Policy and Platform, address, 161.

Banking: Payment of Wages into Bank Accounts, q.

2255; p.o., 2255, 2256, 2257. Rural Bank of New South Wales, q

Bills: Ambulance Service Bill, 3R., 4788. Appropriation Bill, p.o., 1977, 2082; Com.

1982. Closer Settlement and Public Reserve'.

Fund (Amendment) Bill, int., 528. Closer Settlement and Public Reserve· Fund (Amendment) Bill, int., 528, 3R 741.

Coal Industry (Amendment) Bill, 2R 742.

Consumer Protection (Amendment) Bill int., 5113; 2R, 5725; p.o., 5796, 5798 5799; 2R., 5805; 3R., 5807.

Dairy Industry Authority (Amendment' Bill, urgency and m.s.o., 3883.

Factories, Shops and Industries (Amend ment) Bill, int., 3492; 2R., 3665, 3670 3R., 3671; ad. rep., 3671.

Gaming and Betting (Amendment) Bill int., 2622; 2R., 2973, 2992; Com., 2994· ad. rep., 2995; 3R., 3031.

Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill int., 593, 602; 2R., 1434, 1617; p.o., 1618, 1623, 1627; ad rep., 1632; 3R., 1699.

Industrial Arbitration (Further Amen,i ment) Bill, int., 3262, 3266; 2R., 3902 3928; p.o., 3934, 3935; ad. rep., 3938 3R., 3938; p.o., 3939.

Bills (continued) :

Meat Industry (Amendment) Bill, 3R., 4869.

National Parks and Wildlife (Amendment) Bill, 1971, int., 529; 3R., 786.

National Parks and Wildlife (Amendment) Bill, 1972, 3R., 4869.

Pharmacy (Amendment) Bill, 3R., 3031. Police Regulation (Amendment) Bill, 3R.,

3359. Presbyterian Church of Australia (Amend

ment) Bill, 3R., 4589. Public Trusts and Other Acts (Amend

ment) Bill, int., 531; 3R., 741. Roman Catholic Church Property

(Amendment) Bill, 3R., 4589. Secondhand Dealers and Collectors

(Amendment) Bill, int., 527; 2R., 708; 3R., 741.

Standard Time Bill, int., 1000, 1002; 2R., 1654; p.a., 1714; 2R., 1716.

State Emergency Services and Civil Defence Bill, int., 2608, 2612; 2R., 4151, 4232: 3R .. t1?36; cons. amdts, 4890, 4891; ad. rep., 4893.

Trading Stamps Bill, int., 4398, 4407; 2R., 4809, 4984; Com.. 4998; cons. amdt, 5807; ad. rep., 5000; 3R., 5048.

Trustees of Showgrounds Enabling (Amendment) Bill, int., 531; 3R., 742.

Windsor Municipal Council (Hobartville Public Reserve) Bill, m.s.o., 2624.

Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Bill, int., 3485; 2R., 3627, 3641; Com., 3646, 3648; ad. rep., 3649.

Boxing: Control of Boxing and Wrestling, q., 1326, 4784.

Bread: Baking Hours, q., 5642. Price, q., 3615, 4217.

Clubs: Apex, q., 5381.

Companies and Businesses: Chain Letters, q., 5384. Life Funds of Australia Limited, p.a.,

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Volumes 92-98

Willis, The Hon. E. A., B.A. (continued):

Consumer Affairs: Auction Sales, q., 3474. Bureau, q., 667. Door-to-Door Soft Drink Selling, q., 519. Restrictive Trade Practices, q., 2044, 2803.

Courts and Legal Procedure: Criticism of the Judiciary, p.o., 779. Justices of the Peace, q., 2262. Prosecution of Miss Wendy Bacon, q.,

Daylight Saving: Effects, q., 295. Evaluation, q., 5778. Reintroduction, q., 4587, 4782. Sturt Electorate, q., 211.

Dredging in Oatley Bay, q., 3259.

Economic Conditions: Cost of Living, p.o., 2173. Industrial Lawlessness, address, 167. Inflation, address, 166. Wage Increases, address, 166.

Election and Electorates: Ballot Rigging, q., 5263.

Employment: Port Kembla, q., 1600. Survey, q., 3618.

Firearms: Control, q., 2478. Uniform Legislation, q., 1483.

Fires and Fire Brigades: Anthony Hordern Building, q., 5261.

Bushfires: Brigades, q., 2369, 2537. Equipment, q., 3353, 4317, 5784. Fire Restrictions, q., p.o., 1755.

Fire Danger, Notification in Press, q., 2298.

Fish Industry and Fishing: Fisheries Research Station, q., 5648; q.,

5775. Government Assistance, m., 4386.

Industrial Arbitration and Conciliation: Conciliation and Arbitration, q., 5041. Hawke, Mr R., address, 164. Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, q., 1958.

Penal Clauses, q., 212; p.o., 213.

Industrial Relations: Builders' Labourers Strike: Vandalism, address, 164. Industrial Lawlessness, p.o., 974, 976, 982,

984, 1000; m., 2063. Press Report, pers. exp/., 2179; p.o., 2180, 2181.

Theatrical Agents and Employers, q., 845.

Insurance: No Fault Insurance, p.o., 5100.

Land and Land Settlement: Kelly's Bush, p.o., 1217.

Meat Industry: Pet Food, q., 516, 2438.

Minerals and Mining: Blue Mountains, p.o., 2600. Clutha Development Pty Limited, p.o., 330.

Motor Vehicles: Comprehensive Insurance, urgency, 3880.

Pensions: Increases, p.o., 4712.

Prices: Control, q., 5643. Petrol, q., 508, 2172, 2482, 3484.

Publications: Obscene, q., 4316. Women's Lib., adj., 1988.

Public Holidays: Additional, q., 5784. Easter, q., 4954.

Reserves: Jenolan Caves Parking Area, q., 5644.

Sport and Sporting Organizations: Government Encouragement, appn., 1984. Government Policy, q., 3258. Ministry of Sport, appn., 1983. Representation of Soccer on Sporting Trusts, q., 551, 781.

Springbok Tour, adj., 614. Survey of Needs, appn., 1984.

SESSION 1971-72 cxci

State Emergency Services: Emergency Powers, q., 3251, 3252.

Teachers: Hoggan, Mrs Denise Maureen, adj., 1812.

Theatres and Films: Air Programmes International, adj., 4344. Australian Quota Films, q., 5375. Exhibition of film "The Devils", q., 4581. Stockade, q., 3255. Theatrical Agents, q., 4586.

Tourist Activities: Fraudulent Travel Agents, q., 5777. Northwestern Rivers Tourist Region, q., 5641.

Regional Tourist Offices, q., 5258. Tourist Industry, q., 1211. Visas, q., 2916. World Travel Congress, q., 2542.

Trade, Retail: Branding of Footwear, q., 5377, 5652. Restrictive Trade Practices, q., 2803. Trading Stamps, q., 672, 971; adj., 2471,

2472, 2479, 3022, 3258, 3741.

Workers' Compensation Rates, q., 68.

Willis, The Hon. M. F.:

Bills: Local Government (Appeals) Amendment

Bill, 2R., 3835. Municipality -0f Hurstville (Wolli Creek,

. Kingsgrove, Public Reserve Land Sale) Bill, int., 271.

State Emergency Service and Civil Defence Bill, Com., 4568.

Commonwealth-State Relations: Review of Australian Constitution, address, 46.

Economic Conditions: Inflation, address, 46, 660. Rural Crisis, address, 45. Education: Government Record, address, 661.

Finance and Investment: Foreign Investment. address, 661.

Willis, The Hon. M. F. (continued):

Government, State: Programme, address, 660. Record, address, 44, 662.

Industrial Relations: Compulsory Secret Ballots, address, 663. Unrest, address, 45.

Land and Land Settlement: Price, address, 660.

Omnibus Services: Atlantean Bus Strike, address, 46.

Stevenson Major-General J. R., C.B.E., D.S.O., E.D., Clerk of the Parliaments and Clerk of the Legislative Council, Death, m., 13; address, 44.

Teachers:

Shortage, address, 661.

Teachers Federation Policies, address, 45.

Wran, The Hon. N. K., Q.C.:

Aircraft and Air Services: Concorde Flight Paths, q., 4294.

Bills: Ambulance Service Bill, 2R., 5020; Com.,

5033, 5034, 5038, 5039, 5076, 5077, 5078. Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2691. Botany Cemetery and Crematorium Bill,

2R., 4772. Broken Hill Water and Sewerage (Payment of Rates) Amendment Bill, 2R., 3798.

Clean Air (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5751. Clutha Development Pty. Limited Agree

ment Repeal Bill, int., 1671, 2245. Companies (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1592; Com., 2011, 2013, 2015, 2018, 2019, 2021, 2022, 2026, 2031, 2035, 2036, 2037, 2108, 2109; p.a., 2109; Com., 2110; p.a., 2110; Com., 2111; p.a., 2111; Com., 2112, 2639, 2640, 2641, 2642, 2648, 2650, 2654, 2659, 2665, 2670, 2673, 2676, 3073, 3083, 3085, 3087, 3100, 3105.

Consumer Protection (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5757; Com., 5762, 5763.

cxcii INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 92-98

Wran, The Hon. N. K., Q.C. (continued):

Bills (continued) :

Credit Union (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 948. Crown Employees Appeal Board (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3069.

Crown Lands and Other Acts (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1468; Com., 1472.

Dairy Industry Authority (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4172; Com., 4178, 4179.

Dentists (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4702; Com., 4826, 4828, 4835.

Electricity Commission (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4303.

Factories, Shops and Industries (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3818.

Government Railways and Transport (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4306.

Hunter District Water, Sewerage and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5461; Com., 5465.

Hunter District Water, Sewerage and Drainage (Payment of Rates) Amendment Bill, 2R., 3797.

Industrial Arbitration (Further Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4039; p.o., 4067.

Justices (Further Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3811; Com., 3813, 3815, 3816.

Land Tax (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3580.

Law Reform (Law and Equity) Bill, 2R., 5374.

Library (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3574.

Liquor (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5238; Com., 5253.

Local Government (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5748; Com., 5749.

Local Government (Appeals) Amendment Bill, 2R., 3713; Com., 3859, 3861, 3862, 3863, 3865.

Local Government (Payment of Rates) Amendment Bill, 2R., 3787; Com., 3790.

Maintenance (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5428.

Metropolitan Water, Sewerage and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5440; Com., 5460.

Metropolitan Water, Sewerage and Drainage (Payment of Rates) Amendment Bill, 2R., 3795; Com., 3797.

Bills (continued) :

Motor Traffic, Transport and Main Roads (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3466; Com., 3469.

Motor Vehicles (Taxation) Bill, 2R., 3391; Com., 3440, 3447, 3448, 3449.

Motor Vehicles (Third-party Insurance) Amendment Bill, 2R., 5617.

National Parks and Wildlife (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1306; Com., 1310, 1311.

New South Wales Institute of Psychiatry (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3072.

Parliamentary Allowances and Salaries (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3709.

Parliamentary Committees Enabling Bill, 2R., 5466.

Parliamentary Contributory Superannuation Bill, 2R., 3713.

Payroll Tax Bill, 2R., 1073; Com., 1200, 1201, 1-203, 1204, 1205, 1206.

Permanent Building Societies (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4838.

Police Regulation (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3590.

Port Kembla (Further Development) Bill, 2R., 1047; Com., 1050, 1052.

Presbyterian Church of Australia Bill, 2R., 3067.

Public Service (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5433.

Racing (Amendment) Bill, Com., 4190.

Regional Organization Bill, p.a., 5627.

Rural Assistance Bill, 2R., 4008.

Silverton Tramway Land Vesting Bill, 2R., 4349; Com., 4363.

Standard Time Bill, 2R., 1993.

State Coal Mines (Amendment) Bill, Com., 5765.

State Emergency Services and Civil Defence Bill, 2R., 4441; Com., 4563, 4564, 4565, 4567, 4571, 4573, 4574, 4576.

Statutory Salaries Adjustment Bill, 2R., 3703.

Supply Bill, 2R., 1282.

SESSION 1971-72 cxciii

Wran, The Hon. N. K., Q.C. (continued) :

Bills (continued) :

Supreme Court (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5352; Com., 5360, 5361, 5362, 5364, 5365, 5366, 5367, 5370.

Sydney Grammar School (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5753.

Sydney Opera House (Amendment) Bill, p.a., 5605; Com., 5613, 5614, 5615.

Teaching Service (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4268.

Therapeutic Goods and Cosmetics Bill, 2R . 3340; Com., 4433, 4431, 4432.

Trading Stamps Bill, 2R., 5195; Com., 5217, 5219, 5221, 5222.

Consumer Affairs: Inertia Selling, q., 536, 3700.

Council, Legislative:

Deputy Leader of the Opposition, 4557.

Downing, Hon. R. R., Resignation, adj., 4273.

Leader of the Opposition, Appointment, 4346.

Seasonal Felicitations, m., 4193.

Courts and Legal Procedure: New South Wales Arbitration Reports, q., 5343.

Economic Conditions:

Inflation, address, 624.

Rural Economy, address, 624.

Employment Decline, q., 4293, 4506, 4642, 4922, 4924.

Government, State: Legislative Programme, address, 623.

Housing:

Costs, address, 630.

Finance, q., 4926.

Housing Commission: Mount Druitt Cottages, q., 4761.

Industrial Arbitration and Conciliation:

Industrial Arbitration Act, q., 1670, 1731.

Updating Machinery, q., 3968.

Industrial Relations: Atlantean Bus Dispute, address, 632.

Australian Labor Party Policy, address, 631.

Disputes, q., 3389, 3777.

Government Policy, address, 625, 633; q., 1280, 1548.

Political Strikes, address, 628.

Public Works Department Dismissals, address, 631.

Strike Statistics, address, 629.

Unrest, address, 627.

Law Reform Commission: Criminal Law Committee, q., 1815, 3001, 5019, 5556.

Local Government: Reinstatement of Employees, q., 1039.

Minerals and Mining: Nabarlek Uranium Reserves, q., 333, 944.

Motor Vehicles:

Industrial Status of Drivers of Commercial Vehicles, q., 5417.

Motor Traffic Act, Disallowance of Regulation, m., 2737.

Seat Belts, m., 2737.

Obituaries:

Mcintosh, Hon. J. C., M.L.C., address, 623.

O'Connell, Hon. H. H. D., M.L.C., m., 4262.

Stevenson, Major-General J. R., C.B.E., D.S.O., E.D., Clerk of the Parliaments and Clerk of the Legislative Council, address, 623.

Street, Hon. Sir Kenneth Whistler, K.C.M.G., K.StJ., Lieutenant-Governor of New South Wales, m., 4261.

Opera House Car Park, q., 5730.

Prices:

Royal Commission, q., 43; address, 630.

Steel, q., 4266.

Tinplate, q., 4427.

cxciv INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 92-98

Taxicabs and Hire-cars: Fares, q., 4428.

Trades and Trade Unions: Compulsory Secret Ballots, address, 626.

Trade, Export, Import and Overseas: China, q., 5185.

Trade, Retail:

Late Shopping Hours, q., 411, 1191, 2638. Pyramid Selling, q., 3564. Trading Stamps, q., 2998; p.o., 3107.

Universities New South Wales: Student Behaviour, q., 271.

Workers' Compensation: Full Accident Pay, address, 626. Rates, q., 105.

Wright, The Hon. E. G.: Duffy's Forest, q., 4346, 5418.

National Parks and Wildlife (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1287.