1904 - 1913 - Parliament of New South Wales

lix INDEX .
"FARIENCRi TO Tilk VOTZi Aff"D PILOdURDINGS, VOL. 1~23-4) PAULIAMICN~-SRSkibN 1912 .
AssRNIDLY
VOLUMES .
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POINTS OF ORIDER (conlinued) :-
RULi';(;S OF 13411. SPEAKER (continited) :-
'that the L f
6gal Practitioncis Amendment Bill was not in accord with the Order of Lcai.e, is it
did licit amend the Acts mentioned therein, ind is a private Bill it was edittrary to .the
Standing Ord6r§ and the practice of the House of Commons ; overruled by Mr. Speaker, 120 :
That debate I
c on Parliamentary Representation for Rural Districts would anticipate debate oh a
motion covering the redistribution of t1w State info Electoral Districts ; Mr . Speaker ruled
the motion in order, 127-8.
That the Local Government (Amending) Bill exceeded the provisions'.r tile Oeder of Leave, and
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was no I t in accordance with tile Title ; overrul6d by Mr . Speaker . 135 ; -
T1 at Order'. of Day " Application of Charles Lancelot Garland for special gold leases" Nvas'6ut of
order, as on previous Tuesday it appeared as a motion, was interrupted b.k GoVernment
Businessi'and now appeared ai ail Order of the Day instead of a ficitice of motion ; ovet~416d
by Mr.18peaker, 138 .
ThiLt a motion for modifying residence conditions oil Crown lands and substituting Of
imp ment conditions was out of order, as it could be discussed tinder the Estimates of
the Labd rov"" . Department ; overruled by Mr . Speaker, 156 .
That an 116 norable Member (Alr . Perry) who had been " named '? had had no 6pportniiitk. of
makill~ no explanation before a motion of censure was moved oil hirn by the Hon. The
Premier ; overruled by Mr . Speaker, 219.
That it inotion for tile suspensicii of tile Standing Orders as a matter ofiu~geridy re6pectifig the
Theatr~s and Public Halls Act was out of order, as tile subject could he'Jiscussed in
Committee of Supply, which was the next business ; overruled by Mr . Speak6r, 229 .
That the S~anding Orders having been suspended to consider a question as a matted of urgency,
the debate oil the motion could not be adjourned ; overruled bk Mr . Speaker, 229 .
That therel being n.o copies of a Bill on the Table, motion for 3* coiild not be pro6eeded with
overrul,ed by Mr . Speaker, 254.
0,;-1\16TIONS AWounNMIiNT OF HOUSP riNDER 49,rit St.0;rirki ORi)FR
That motibu'FOR
to discuss tile overcr~wdibg of trains in the Metropolitan area, anticipated debate
on inotions , of which notice hml beeia given , overruled by Mr. Speaker, 48 (2).
Thht motiol I to disetiss the scarcity of bouade and the construction of Daceyville, axitici~ated
debateon motion of which notice. had . been iriven ; overraled by Mr. Soeaker, 51 .
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That motioil respecting delay in inquiring into and aivancing mcney to Applicants under the
Advances to Setilers Board, anticipated debate, oil ah Order of the Day, and motion was
therefore out of order ; upheld by Mr. Speaker, 107 .
Thitt motioil) . boncerning delay in issuing daily flaward (lid not relate to public business; but to
the milihods of a Government official ; upheld by _TNT.r. Speaker, 116 .
That motio n' respecting the opening of North Coast Railway for traffic between Dangog and
Tame %y'as not ail urgent matteri as it could be discussed under the Financial Statembnt,
which N'~-as pending ; overruled by'l%lr . Speaker, i48.
That motioil respecting Opening of North Coast Railway for traffic was not one of urgency, as
the linel %%,,is not yet complete ; overruled by Mr. Speaker, 149 .
That the 4iiestion of subsidies to Local Governing Bodies for road-making purposes had been
already1discusgod on the Local Government (Hain Roads) Bifl,'and a motion to discuss the
subjectiwas out of order ; upheld by Mr . Speaker, 260.
RULINC.S Oil _NJR . DEPUTY-SPEAKRR
That the Gas Bill, as a General Bill, could not take away . specific rights, covenants, and
contracts granted by a special statute ; overruled by DepiAy-Sfioz~k6r, 8G.-
Thdt it waalnot in order to move to introduce the T6cliei-g'College Building Bill nfitil aft6r tlic .
Aesohition doeldring the cxpediencyof carrying out the %vork had been ga7.etted ; 6~erriiled
by Mr . Deputy-Speake~ as following a precedent laid down by Mi~ . Speaker, 16b.
That as Mrd Speaker had not obtained permission to leave the Chair, the- Committee of the
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Whole on the Shearers and Agricultural Labourers Accommodation Bill WILS not properly
constittited, hfid tUrefore could not report progress ; o~erruied by Mi~ . Deptity-Sijeaker, 116 .
that the 86ite iron Works Bill was beyond the Order of Leave ; overruled by Mr Dbpiitym
Speaker, 139.
That clauses 29, 30, and 31 of the Sydney Corporation (Amendment) Bill were outside the
Order of Leave of the Bill, and Bill therefore out of (rder ; upheld by Mr . Deputy-Speaker,
177 .
That Mr. S
taken
Orders
That tile
tiphold
POLICE :- '
Report of I
An)ITNISTRAT
Motion ma(
COLLECTIbli (
PROMOTION .13 ".-
. Information
114 A§SZMBLi~
O~dcrcd to
POLICE APPEA .
PORT KE.NIBLA
PORT KEMBt,A
POSTFIONENIEN'
Motion mad
BESS (See " 151 :
PRICKLY PEAF
aVer having ruled that a motion for tile rescission of a resolution. could only be
tc~ seven (lays notice, it was riot in order . to move the suspension of Standing
do so ; overruled by bir-Deputy-Speaker, 250 .
Iney Corporation (Amendment) Bill (No . 2) proposed to amend certain Acts fol
which were not . indicated in the Title ., and Bill was, therefore, out of oHer ;
y Mr . Deputy-Speaker, 257-8 .
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partment for 1911, 87 . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
N OF FORCE :-
(Mr. Thrower) for a Royal Commission to inquire into, and withd
COMMONWHALTic ELECTORAL LiSTS BY :~
cc resfideting, 17 . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
especting, in North-castern District, 131 . ; . . ; . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . w . . . . . . . .
HAMBER :'- .
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sist Serjeant-at-Arnis, 153 .
BIU ("See BILLS~') .
3ee "PARLIAMENTARY STANDING COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS") .
-f.ARBOUR (NORTHNRN BREAKwxri~m) BILL (See " BILLS ") .
(See-also " ORDERS OF THE DAY ') :~
for, of notice of motion of General Business to follow another motion ; 66 .
VILEGE" ; also "STANDING ORDERS") .
BILL (See "BILLS
1ITTEE :-
er passed, 3 1 .
I to 18 ; 53, 64, 81, 85, 92, 105, 116 ; 126; 146, 155,172, 181; ijJ; 0-33, 250, 274, 28~
RiJport of C?mptroller.Gend1r&1 for 1911, 3 . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . : . . . . . . . . . . .* . : . . . . . . . . . . .
Return reaggeting I pay . to Warders, 69 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . İ . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Amended 116gulation, No . 9, 91 .
PRIVATE HOSPITALS ACT:-
Report on .4,aministration of, for 1911, 83 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
VOL . I TAGE . VOL. FAGZ-
. . . . . . . 2 515
U~
557
873