1904 - 1913 - Parliament of New South Wales

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REFERENCES TO T1 IE VOTES 'A -ND VEUCZEDING~-il VOL., 1--22-N D PARLIAMPNT-SESSION 19 1 1-1912 .
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VOLUMES . VOLUXES.
Vol. . I PAGE. VOL. I PAGIS .
SPEAKER (conihated) :-
llur,iNas~ov (coatinu~d)
That lie would riot at1that stiige direct a member, in reference to whom a Charge was beingi
considere(l, to withdraw from the Chamber, although a precedent was being create([ by his'
reinaining, 124 .
That tho. PLII,li(. \V01-kS and Closer Settlement Funds (Amendment) Bill Nvin3 pr6perly before the
House, although ro"Qrring to the Sinking Fund Reneivals J~ill, riot then pasocd and
effecting the Guverninunt Railways Act without inention in the Title, 161.
That, the rucognised lewier of the House controlled the business of tire house, and could at
any time direct th4t a motion be taken, 167.
That the Stalul)'DutieE5 (Aul,ndniunt) Bill was strictly in accordance with the Message, and wab
in m-der, 174.
That the res-lation suspending portion of it Sessional Order to permit of the discuasion of -I
Notice A of TNI~)tion of General Business continuing after half-pasc 7 u'eloch, did not prevent
dier b~isiness being procceded with, 201 .
Thatua motion niuved toy a front bencher needed no seconder, 203 .
That inotion to) cen6ui,c the Speaker would andeipate debate oil a similar motion, notice of
which had beuri -given-that one motion should be 'V.,ithdrawn and the Other gi
precedence of otho,r business, 207 .
That the practiec estaZilished might lie continued of bringing in a Public Works Bill oil
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the
same day as the Eesolution that the work be carried out was passed, 222 .
That the I-Iousirn, Bill was not it variance with the Public Works Act, and the Public Service
Act, and was not out of order, 2-26 .
That the action of the Speaker could not be questioned at any time except s by specific motion,
but any 11unorable Member might move to dissent from the tSpf-ak- er' ruling, '231 .
That it motion to dissent from the Speaker's action in removing the Honorab!e Morriber for
Darling Harbour was in order, .23l .
That the docision as to file, urgency of a motion for the adjournment of the House under the
49th Standing order (lid riot resCon the Speaker, 237 .
That the State Coal-mines Bill was riou inconsistent with the Government Railways Act, was
within tire 0rder of Leave, and in order, 246 . 1
That the State Coal-iiiines Bill Ali(I not arriend or contravene the Public Works'Act, and was
properly before the House, 246 .
That the Parliamentary Itepre§entatives. Allowance Bill, was in order, and the point raised,
that it proposed a pecuniary benefit to each Member, which could riot bu held to be a
matter of State policy, was riot tonable, 277 .
That the motion, "That the Honorable member be not further heard," could be moved on a
Member speaking in reply, 295 .
That the Parliarneritaxy Privile'ges Bill wits an exercise ef the powers conferred by Clause 5 ol
thb Constitution Act and was in order, 290 .
That it wits in order to include many bills in a motion for suspension of Standing Orders'to
enable them to pass through'all their stages in one (lay, 301 .
ON INIOTIONS FOR Anjoui,.NMENT UNDEn 49TI-I STANDING ORDE11-:-
That motion in referenee to the agreement between the Acting Premier and the I-lonorable
Member for the Upper Ifuriter, referred to oil 23rd AU .~Llsti was out of order, as the
proposal to discuss the subject was in opposition to repeated iulingti, :.J .
That subject of motion was sabju-Aice, 38 .
That motion respecting the neeessity for providing more rolling-utock on the Railways, and
the more expoditious conveyance of wheat, &c ., froni country diStri,CtS, was out of order,
as it anticipated discussion of a motion on the Notice Paper, .67.
That motion to discuss necessity for protecting witnesses befvre Royal Commission on shorta.-c
of labour, &c ., was in order, 73 .
That inotion in reference to the release of John Dixon, convicted of an ofrelice uoderAlic
Industrial Disputes Law, naticipated discussion oil Order of the Day, fur repeal of
Industrial Disputes (Ainendnient) Act, 1909, and was therefore out of Order, A 9 .
That motion respecting the attitudL of the Chief Commissioner for Railways towards
Deputations wa8 out of. order ; it notice of inotion referring to this subject being oil the
Paper, a notice could riot be withdrawn and a motion moved oil thu subject of that
motion on the same day 94 . 1
That motion, respecting shortage of railway trucks, was ill order, 97.
That motion to discuss the furtiier encroachment on thu Botanic Gardens by-the widening o!
~lacqnaric-street was ill oi der, 112 .
That motion in reference to the riecessit3i of making representation to the Federal
Government in connection with the operation of the old Age and Invalid Peusions
Act, was not one of urgerto public importance, and could riot be entortaitied ; the inatter
could,be dealt with in Ways and Means, 174 .
That motion regarding die.closing of country refreshment shops oil Sundays, was definite
and in order, 212.
That Friday being a day on-which Government -business only muld be taken, it motion was
out of order, 212 .
That a motion regarding congestion of traffic in Sydney streets anticipated discussion oil
it motion of which notice had been given, and'was out of oider, 220.
That motion to discuss the electrification of the Illawaira Tramway system was iridefiriite
'I and out of order, 233 .
fiat the -foolinister accused ha%,ing iinreservfdly withdrawn the allegation complained of,
motion was out of order, 239.
That no motion being in tire box no division could be had on motion that second* motion
be entertained, 239 .
That motion to discuss file granting of reduced railway fares to Police anticipated discussion
on a inotion of which notice had been given, and was, therefore, out of order, 276 .
That inotion to discuss the management of tire StatL Brickworks, was definite and in order,
although the subject bad recently been discussed in Connifittee of Supply, 282.
That motion to discuss the necessity for expediting the construction of the North Coast
Railway did not anticipate discussion .on the Government Railways (Duplication Board)
Bill, nor on the1oan Bill, 307 .
RULINGS OF DEPUTY
That the Income Tax (Management) P~ffyas,in,order, although it raferred ;
toan Act which was
not yet passed, 240.