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.REFERENCES TO TITIE VOTES AND PROCELPDINGS, .VOL. 1-22ND PARLIAMENT-SESSION, 1911 .
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SPEAKER,.~-
Roper 8 leave of I-Ilsence to R . A . Arnold, Esquire, Clerk of Assembly, 1 .
Repofts appointment of W. S . Mowle, Esquire, as Acting Clerk of Assembly, 1 .
Appoints Temporary Chairman of Committees, S .
Lays papers on Table, 18, 81, 89, 130,
Lays on Table lWarrant appointing . Elections and Qualifications Committee, 8 reports
. maturity, 20.
Reports Deputy .'Speaker's Commission to adminieter Oath of Allegiance, 42.
Acting Clerk informs House of unavoidable absence, and"Dopu ty- Speaker takes Chair, 89 .
Giving Casting Vote, 1 :14 .
RULISGS OF
That Members could give tintice of new motions and Messages could be reported while a
hostile amelldnient to the Address in Reply to the Governor's Speech was before the
House, 18 .
That Ministers could
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riot answer Questions by . ],lying on Table a printed sheet, but should
answer tlier~ verbally until the Standing Order was amended, 42 .
That Questionsl on Notice must be put in the Order of the Business Paper as laid down in
Standing Order, No . 74, 69 .
That motion forlthe Adjournment of the House under the 49th Standing Order, respecting the
case of William John Ellis, was out of order, as it anticipated debate on the same subject.
Notice of Motion was on the Business Paper for a subsequent date, 73 .
That In otion for'the adjournment of the House tinder the 49th Standing Order, respecting tile
iticonipleteinature of the Scheme now being carried out by the Railway Coil)missioners for
relieving the congested Goods Traffic, was definite and in order, 83 .
The motion fur,~ the adjournment of the House under the 49th Standing Order, respecting the
Shortage of School Teachers in this State, was in order, although tile notice was placed in
an envelope, 93 .
T.1,lat a Question of Privilege being before the House, a Point of Order could not be raised
respecting'a document that was laid upon the Table, 96 .
That it was ill 'order-for a Minister to lay a document upon tile Table, although it did reflect
generally oil what some Honourable Member inight do, 97 .
That ' it was not necessary to set out in tile Order of Leave all acts proposed to be amended, and
Supreme Court and Circuit Courts .(Aniendment) Bill was therefore in order, 101 .
That althonghamendments moved in a Bill profornid could not be discussed, they must be in
accordance with the Rules of the House and be within the Order of Leave, 101 . .
That the Temporary Chairman of Committees was correct in h ; s ruling that an amendment in
the Title 'could not be made pro formd, but must be considered at tile close of the
Committee stage (referredfrom Committee), 101 .
That Questionlof Privilege with respect to Honorary Ministers could be discussed, as it had
suddenly arisen, 108 .
That the QuerAion of Privilege with respect to Honorary Alinisters was in order, as a Minister
could nothe implicated without implicating his acts in the Ho~se, 108 .
That motion for the adjournment of the House under the 49th Standing Order, respecting the
appointine'lit of Inspectors under the Industrial Disputes Act, was not definite, and was
therefore 'out of order, 112.
That motion for the adjournment of the House under'the 49th Standing Order, respecting the
necessity for additional Bar Dredges, -was definite, end in order, 116 . ,
That; Crown tands (Declaratory) Bill was in order as the Order of Leave covered generally the
scope of the Bill, 124.
DmENT ' FROM 1~,ULING
Alotion made ( .U ;- . Ifenley) in reference to ruling that motion for the Adjournment of the House
tinder the 49th Standing Order respecting the appointment of Inspectors under the
Industrial Disputes Act was out of order, and (negatived, 123 .
DEPUTY SPFAKlift :-
Commission to administer Oath of Allegiance, 42.
8PECIAL DEPOSITS ACCOUNTS BILL :-
Afes6ago fromiLictitenant-Governor, IS ; motion made (,1fr . Carmich(0) for Committee of the
Whole, 44 ; 1-louse in Committee, resolution agreed to, presented and read 1', 80 ; read 2',1-
couirnittq1d, reported without amendment, Report adopted,'87 ; read 3', passed, and sent
to Council, 00 ; returned without amendment, 103 ; Assent reported, I 11 . -
STANDING ORDkRs :-
Amended, referring to Answers to Questions passed, 64, 73 ; approval reported, 69 .
Suspension of, to pass Bill through all stages in one day, 1 .34 .
Sessional Order appointing, 40.
Matters referred, 55-6, 62.,
STATF COAL MINES 13ILL :-
Aressage from Licutenant-Governor, 79 ; motion made (Ofr. Edden) for Committee of the
. . Whole, 86 ; House in Committee, Resolution agreed to, presented, and read 1*, 105-6 .
STATF DEMT AND SINKING FUND (AMENDMENT) BILL :- .
'.M.essagc froin' Licutenant-Governor, 82 ; motion made (Afr . Cat-michael) for Committee of the
IN'liole, '86 .
ISTEAD, W . 1, (Scc "CAk OF HENRY HARDING, W. S . STEAD, AND OTHERS-CER .
. . IrfFICA',rp OF TITLE") .
STEAM BOILERS BTLF, :-
Alotion 'made (.Mr . Beeby) for Committee of the Whole, 43.
STOCK DISEASFS (TICK) ACT, 1901 (See also "ADMINISTRATION OF THE STOCK
DISEASES (TICK) ACT, 19.01") :-
RegulationaJ 13.
STOCKINBINGAL (See "RAILWAYS"),
SUPPLY (See also' "FINANCE ") .
Motion mado (Afr. Wade) to intercept, and negatived, 135 .
Motion madle (Afr. 11olman) for House to resolve itself intoCoinmittee, 22.,
House in Committee, 135.
Resolltitionsircported, 135.
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-Do - lagreed to, 136 .