1904 - 1913 - Parliament of New South Wales

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AssrmBLY JOINT
lihl~flk~kCRS TO THr VO~Vi,',S AND PitocErDINGS, VOL . i-22ND PARLIAAIRNT~-SESSIOX, 1912 . VOLUMES . VOLUMES .
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SPEAKER :-
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f 11on ., Member for Alexandria (Hon . J. R. Dacey), and informs House that he
led to the widow and family a letter of sympathy,- L'
id return of Writ, 1.
Speech to be distributed to Members, 7 ; reads Address- in-Rcply to
LayA on Ta
peech, 8 .
11~11 :Op~-!.-r-r9..St Openingappointing Elections and Qualifications Committee, 23 ; reports
warrant, 39.
Appoints Tjm~orary Chairmen of Committees, 10.
Directs member to discontinue hi speech, 21, 63, 112 (2), 204, 218 (3),
Lay§ Papers on' Table; 17, 56i 65 S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Re~)6rts Deput~-S~eaker's Commission to Administer Oath of Allegiance, 56 .
Or( drs Removal of Member by Serjeant-at-Ariiis, 25, 41, 47, 57, 60, 66, 85, 112, 116, 128, 153,
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.Ord emov.,~ .f Member by Deputy Serjeant-at-Arms, 225.
Ord6rs Police to assist Serjeant-ab-Arms, 153 .
Deputy orders Removal of Meniber by Serjeant-at-Arnis, 146.
.Reports having been grossly insulted by an Hon. Member in Vestibule and iii Street, 45 .
Reads a letter ~from Hansard Clerk in reference to a Notice of Motion relating to Han8ard,
and makes ~tatennont, 60 .
Reports nomination of Member to fill vacancy on PLiblic Accounts .Cornmittee ; 88 .
Dirdcts Clerk 0 take down Member's words, 218.
IHonorable Members " named " by 218 (1) .
Directs Serjeant-at-Arins to requieft Hoii6rablo Member to attbfid in his place, 220, 222, 223,
225, 2~7.
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Announces report of Serjearit-at-Arms respecting return to the House of Me'mber (Mr. Perry
after remova'I from Chainber, land " names " Member, 218 .
Reads extract from Votes and Proceedings, 221, 222 (2) .
Directs Honoratle Member to retire and put apology in writing, 225 .
*Leaves Chair without Question put, 225 .-
Makes statomen' t I
with regard to Ruling concerning withdrawal and apology of Mr . Moxbarn,
Honorable
T
omber for Parramutta, on motion for dissent, 227-9 .
WANi OF C611FIbiCt;CE :-
Motion made (Arr. Wood) that Mr . Henry Willis no longer possesses the confidon"a of the
House as Sp'eaker, and negatived, 237 .
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OFFICi OF :-
Joitit opinion respecting, by Mr. Bruce Smith,. K.C., and Mr . MacMalion Glynn, 87 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PARL~A~tr,F,TATLY STAFF :- -
Papers respectin Inquiry into duties, and Minutes on, 65 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .
Appointment anli dismissal, joint opinion of Attorney-Goncral and Solicitor-Genoral regarding,
169 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
REFRESITM9NT Roo I m :-
Statement by, respecting papers laid upon Table by Mr . Levien, Hon . Member fo~ Tamworib',
~ with regard
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HO1;OkA13LF MEMBER FOR AnAtIDALE
Attention being called to conduct of and to use of insulting words to Deputy-Speaker, Mr.
Speaker said ~ho would have a discovery made of .11ansard, and report to the House, 146.
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Statement concerning, and procedure to be adopted in future, 147-S.'
Ru i mas or
T~dt he would net liar Que.,tiona'pu6 t6 .LKinisters on day of opening of .Session, 2.
That it is the time-lionored custom to dispose of the Address- in .Reply to the Oovernor's Opening
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Speech before General Business is proceeded with, 20 . .
Xh6t the motion ~f Iton . Member for the' Clarence, res'pecting the v~hi'es of Crown Lands, wa'F
not out of or4er as anticipating debate on motion of Hon. Minister for Works, as notice of
this inotionwas given before that of the Ron. Minister, 45 .
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That it was in order to propose,hn amendment to n'Otion reslieefing Subsidic3 to Hospitals
which would provide that they conform to the provisions a of the 1-fospi tal Act, 66 .
ThEit a motion,-That the article in the Sydney 31orning fferald, . of Friday, 30t] , i Aiiguit, w
'read by the Clerk, is abreachOf the'lirivileges of this House, was am:ttter of privilege, and
in order 80.
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That it was in ori r to pass a Standing Order dealing with the accommodation of representatives
of thd I"ress,
That an amendment ' to refer' a proposed Standing Order to the Standing Orders Committee Nva.
out of order, I as being already passed by the House it might not -be approved by the
Committee, 85,
ThEt it was difficult to decide whether the Legal Practitioners Amendment Bill was a'public or
a private Bill lie ruled the Bill in order, 97 .
That a motion resp'peting amendment of the Pastures Protectibn Act anticipatod'debate on an
Order of the Day, and wag out of order, 108.
That the House having decided not to . hear Counsel, at :tlic Bar of the House on the Legal :
Practitioners Amendment Bill, lie -assumed that the interests of other persons were in no
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-tray injured, alid 13111 w,as in order, 120 .
That a'niotion to discuss Parliamentary Ropresenta4ion to* Rural Districts i%as in order, ds
seeking to discuss repreientation on a different ba.'sis to the existing law, 128 .
That Local Governi I hent (Amen'ding) bill (lid not excoled the Ordcr`o'f Leave, and was properl 1 3,
before the Blou'se, 135.
That " Application I s . of Mr . Charles Lancelot Garland for SpecialGold Leases " was properly,
constituted as 'in Order of the DaY,- although i~j had not Veen set down as such by the
House, th6 I)cb',%to having been interrupted b~ Govertirkient Business takinci precedence, 138 .
That motion regarding subWtution of improvement conditions for residence' on Crown Landk
was ih order, thotiah it did anticipate debate on the Lands Department estimates, 150 .
That an Honorable Member (Mr. Perry) had had ample opportunity to make an explanation or
to retire when a'niotion for his suspension was moved by the Honorable the Pninier, 219 . -