1904 - 1913 - Parliament of New South Wales

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REFERENCES TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS-20TI-I PARLIAMENT-SESSION Igo6 .
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SHIPPING (pntinued) :- 1
0GLEBE ISLAND BRIDGE :-
Returnlrespecting collisions which have occurredIbetween vessels and, laid on Table, 324. . . . . .
VESSELS CLEARING WITII COAL STIFFENING TO COMPLETE LOADING AT INTEWCASTLE
Minuteirespecting Pilotage on, laid on 'Table, 386 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
INSANITARY CONDITION OF Siiirs' FOR-ECAST'LFS, &C . :-
Report by Chief Medical Officer in regard to allegations made by a deputation'. f roill the Sydney
Latour Colinci I I respecting, laid on Table, 420 .
SIMPSON, ARTHUR, DRIVER (See " TRA'MWAYS
SMELTING WORKS (See " MINING
SMOKE NUISANCE :-
Adjournment moved (3fr. John llurley) in reference to ; and the destruction of valuable
proberty in the City, but not being supported by five other Honorable Members, could not
be proceeded with, 173 .
Adjournment moved (illr . Kelly) ill * reference to, in the City of Sydricy and Suburbs,=
ruld'd, coyild not be brought forward on the ground of having failed to obtain requisite
support on previous occasion, 178 .
SOBRAON '4' (See " EDUCATION ") .
SPEAKER (Seeabso "POINTS OF ORDER") :-'
Writ issued against, by Mr . Crick, Member for Blayney, 79.
Absences of, 419 .
Reports, issue and return of Writ, 1, 69, 101, 352.
Lays oil Table Warrants appointing Elections and Qualifications Committee, 17, IS Reports
I'llaturity, 51 (~') .
Lay . Pa , ers on Table, 13, 48, 71, 147 .
* points Teinporary~ Cliairmen of Committees, 17 .
* e ,ports,J Deputy-Speaker's Commission to administer , Oath of Allegiance, 85 .
RULINGS 0F :-
That it was not in Order to discuss the Lands Commission Report, or to take action on it, a') far
as it relates to the Honorable Member for Blayney and others, while the Honorable
Merriber and others are defending themselves in the Criminal Courts oil charges founded on
that Report, 45 .
That theiPoint of Order, raised on motion for an Additional Standing Order providing for suspen-
Sion lof Member against whom a criminal charge was pending, raised a legal question,
it was in the power of the House to pass any Standing Order it chose, and the motion was in
Order, 62 . . I , - ,
That the'Gaming and Betting Bill (No. 2) was not beyond the.0rder of Leave, and was in order,
143,
that TeLtor's Family 111aintenance Bill was"out of order as containing pro,%&ons that were
not included in the Orderof Leave, 149 .
That the ~inotion in reference to the office of State Governor did cot anticipate discussion on the
Estimates and was in order, 174.
That scAion 28, subsection (e) of the Public Works Act had been complied with by the
Minis'tcr laying oil the Table the Report and Evidence of the Parliamentary Standing
Cominittee on Public W orks, even though the printed copies were not - in the bands of
Honorable INIcnibers, 251 .
ThatMelical Practitioners Acts -Further Amendment Bill was (a) not one of the class of Bills
conternplated by Standing Order No . .246, .aiid did not require to be initiated in Committt~e
of the' Whole, and (b)did notentail anyexpenditurenot already provided for ; and therefore
Me'sSage was not required, 258 .
On Motions 1 for Adjournment :-
Cardinal Moran's statement on 4th August, 1906, in respect to the State System of Education
and t' he atith6r of the Education Act, was not ill order, not being of definite character,
123 . '
Police b Supmml g nation Fund would anticipate motion oil the same subject ofwhich notice had
een and was out of order, 133.
Heads of families, and in many instances the only bread-winner, being Sent to ga0l, Was Out Of
order) as itanticil5ated the debate for the adoption of the Report from the Select Committee
on r Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, and further, that the motion was not definite,
164 .
The a' ,ation of the Tramway Section at the'Railway, and the danger to the Public, was in
as the subject of motion was definite, 164.
,kc Nuisance in the City of Sydney and Sububs having already this Session, been
ted for discussion on a motion for adjournment, when it had failed to obtain the
to support, it could not again be brought forward thih Session, 178 .
Y
)wiug Subjects could be discussed in the debate on the Financial Statement or in
itte6of Supply, and were therefore out of order-,
Establishing Temporary Hospitals for Incurable Consumptives, 197 .
Opening of the Jenolaii Caves on Sunday, 239 .
Publication of Odds on Races, 243 .
Alarinin spre,ad of Rabbits in the Central .Division, was . in order, as it could not be
on see nid reading of the Crown Lands Administration Bill, 143.
'Method A dealing with applicants under section 28 of the Crown Lands Act of 1905, in allotting
DISSENT FRI
Motion m;
order
the B
Lands by the Local Land Boards, was in order, as it could not be debated when
ding the Lotteries Bill', 149 .
K RULING
do (Mr . J ;Iood) that this House dissents from Mr . Speaker's ruling, that it is not in
~o discuss the Lands Commission Report, or take action on it, so far as it relates tc
~norable Member for Blayney and others, while the Honorable Me nber and other,,
fending themselves in the Criminal Courts oil charges founded on that Report, and
negatived, 55 .
SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT (See "ADJOURNMENT") .
SPIKE CONTRACT (See " RAILWAYS ") .'
STAMP DUTIES (See "RAIL%VAYS") . .
STANDING ORDEES :-
Sessional Order appointing Committee, 35.
Suspended io pass Bill through all stages in one day, 56, 98, 207,
Urgency r6,olutioii prior to suspension of, affirmed, 102 .
Suspended to discuss notice of motion forthwith, 102-3 .
386, 396, 422 .
Suspended t,o admit of presentation of Petition. for introduction of Private Bill, 330 .
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