CONTENTS · The Honourable Sir KENNETH WHISTLER STREET, Knight Commander. of ·the .Most Distira guished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Knight of the. Most Vener.able Order

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Debates

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Legislature of New South Wales

Index to Subjects

Index to Speeches

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CONTENTS

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LEGISLATURE OF NEW SOUTH WALES

GOVERNOR:

(Sworn 1st August, 1957)

His Excellency LIEUTENAN"I:-GENERAL Sir ERIC WINSLOW WOODWARD, Knight Commandi!r of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order, Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, Companion of the Distinguished Service Order, Knight of the Most Ven~rable Order of St. John· of Jerusalem, Lieutenant-General on the Retired List of the Australian Military Forces,

·Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia.

LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR:

The Honourable Sir KENNETH WHISTLER STREET, Knight Commander. of ·the .Most Distiraguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Knight of the. Most Vener.able Order of St. John of Jerusalem, Lieutenant-Governor of the S.tate of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia.

THE RENSHAW MINISTRY:

Premier, Treasurer and Minister for Industrial Development and Decentralisation

Deputy Premier, Minister for Local Government and Minister for Highways ............. .

Attorney-General and Vice-President of the Execu-tive Council ............................ ..

Chief Secretary and Minister for Tourist Activities Minister for Health ........................••..

Minister for Child Welfare and Minister for Social Welfare ............•..................••••.

Minister for Agriculture and Minister for Conser-. vation · .................................. : . . Minister for Housing and Minister for Co-operative

Soci~ties ................................. . Minister for Education ......................... . Minister for Labour and Industry ...........• , .• Minister for Mines ............................ , Minister for Transport ......................... .

Minister for Public Works Minister of Justice Minister' for Lands Assistant Minister

THE HON. JOHN BROPHY RENSHAW, M.L.A.

THE HoN. PATRICK DARCY. Hn.LS, M.L.A.

THE HoN. RoBERT REGINALD DowNING, .LL.B., M.L.C.

THE HoN. CHRISTOPHER AuGuSTus KELLY, M.L."A. THE HoN. WILLIAM FRANCis SHEAHAN, Q.C., LL.B.,

M.L.A. . .

THE HoN. FRANCIS HAROLD HAWKINS, M:L.A.

THE HON, AMBROSE GEORGE ENTICKNAP, M.L.A.

THE HoN. ABRAM LANDA; LL.B., M.L.A. THE HoN. ERNEST WiTHERELL, M.L.A. THE HON, JAMES JOSEPH MALONEY, M.L.C. THE HoN. JAMES BRUNTON SIMPSON, M.L.A. THE HoN. Jo.HN MICHAEL ALFRED McMAHON,·

M.L.A. THE HoN. PHILLIP' NORMAN RYAN, .M.L.A. THE HON. NORMAN JOHN .MANNIX, .M.L.A. THE HoN. KEITH CLIVE CoMPTON, M.L.A. · THE HON .. THOMAS PATRICK MURPHY, M.L.A.


MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL .·', FORTIETH P;\~LIA¥.ENT---:-THIRD Sl;,SSION .. _

President-The Honourable William Edward Dickson

Chairman of Committees--'The· Honourable Ernest Gerard Wright

Temporary Chairmen of Committee~ The Honourable Frank William Spicer, The Honourable Leon Samuel Snider, The Honourab~~. John· .Me~-ander Weir.

Ahern, The Honourable Harold_. Daniel, Gordon,· The Honourable Trevor Everett. A.R.M.T.C., Mech. Elec. Eng.; M,J£ Hewitt,· The Honourable Frederick Maclean. Aust., Chartered Engineer (Australia), Jackson, The Honourable Reginald Stan).ey ..

··Dip.· Pub:· Ad., F.R.I.p.A. - · . · Joel, The· Hono).uable · Asher· ·Aleia.·nder, A).am,. The. Honourable Anthony Alexander. O.B.E. . ~rml!trong,· The. · Honourable· Alexander, Kenny. The Honourable Jaines ·Denis.

Ewan . .(a) · Barron, Tlie Honourable Evelyn. Kenny, The Honourable John ·Lesley. Bl_1dges, · The Honourable Arthur ·Dalgety, ·. Love, The Honourable Christopher Augus-.' F.C.A. . · . · · · tine.

Byion~Faes; · The· Honourable Roger August . · Mclnt9sh, The Honourable John Charles. Alf d F d M A M S PhD McPherson, The Honourable Herbert John. re aes, e, . ., . c., . . (Temple, Pa.) Maloney, The Honourable James Joseph.

Budd, The Honourable Harry Vincent. Marsh, The Honourable Ralph Benson. Cahill, The Honourable Cedric Alan Francis, Murray, The Honourable William Thomas.

Q.C. North. The Honourable Lindsay Annan. Cahill, The Honourable Cyril Joseph. · · O'Dea, The Honourable Ernest Charles. (d) Carter, The Honourable John Markham, Packer, The Honourable Robert Clyde.

· · C.B.E., M.G. . p t son Th H . bl J hn G thri Clayton; .. Colonel . the l:lonourable Hector a er • e onoura e 0 u e.

· . Joseph Richard;· E.D:, B.A., LL.B. · Peters, The ·Honourable William Charles. Cockerill,· The Hono\irable Francis Henry. · Playfair, Brigadier the. Honourable Thomas Colborne, The Honourable Colin. · ·Alfred John, D.S.O., O.B.E., V.D. · Coulter, The Honourable William Robert. P·ratten, The Honourable Frederick Graham,

al B.Sc.

D ton, The Honourable Christopher Alfred. Press, The Honourable Anne Elizabeth. Day, The Honourable Robert Lyndon. Quinn, The Honourable Michael Thomas Dickson, The Honourable William ·Edward:.· ·Leslie. Downing, The Honourable Robert Reginald, Roper, The Honourable Edna Sirius.

Erski~;:~The. Honourable Robert Hamilton. Rygate, The Honourable Amelia Elizabeth

Eskell, Brigadier the Honourable Stanley Shipt~:The Honourable Perceval Martin Louist.MOwbray, · E.D. Maurice. ·

Fal.lfi(§)' The. lfonourable Otway McLaufin. · Snider, The Honourable Leon Samuel.

FitzSimons, ·.Major· :the Honourable Herbert Sommerlad, The Honourable Ernest Lloyd, :; Paton. . B.A., B.Ec·.· ·

Ford, The Honourable George Thomas. Spieer, The Honourable Frank William. Fuller, The Honourable John Bryan Munro. ·sutherland, The Honourable Gavin Hamilton. Furley, The Honourable Mabel ·Eileen,· Thorn, The Honourable Jaines Norman.

O.B:E. · Warren, The .Honourable Sir Edward Emer-Gardiner, 'fhe Honourable John Henry. ton, K.B.E., C.M.G., M.S.M. (e) Geraghty, The Honourable .Walter James. Weir, The Honourable John Alexander. Gleeson, The Honourable Thomas. Patrick. Wright, The Honourable Ernest Gerard.

(a) Granted leave of absence from 1st July to 30th September, 1964, to proceed overseas. (b) Gr!Ulted leave ·of abs~nce from 17th June to 30th September, 964, to proceed overseas. (c) Granted leave of absence from 3rd June to 15th September, 1964, to proceed overseas .. (d). Granted leav.e. of absence from 29th July to 6th October, 1964, to proceed overseas. <•> ·Granted 'ieave· of ~bsen~ ftoin ·1st Sepiember to 16th October, 1964, to proceed overseas.

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MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY FORTIETH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION

Speaker-The Hon. Ray Septimus Maher, B.A. [To 29th January, 1965.]

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Deputy-Speaker and Chairman of Committees-Mr. Howard Thomas Fowles

Temporary Chairmen of Committees-Me. Geoffrey Robertson Crawford, Mr. Kenneth Malcolm McCaw, Mr. Leo Mervyn Nott, Mr. Laurence John Tully, Mr. William Ernest Wattison

Leader of the Opposition and Leader of the N.S.W. Liberal Party-Mr. Robin William Askin

Deputy Leader of the Opposition and Deputy Leader of the N.S.W. Liberal Party-Mr. Eric Archibald Willis, B.A.

Leader of the N.S.W. Country Party-Mr. Charles Benjamin Cutler, E.D.

Deputy Leader of the N.S.W. Country Party-Mr. William Adolphus Chaffey

Government Whip-Mr. Brian Joseph Bannon

Opposition Whip-Mr. Eric Hearnshaw, M.M., B.Ec., Dip.Pub.Ad.

Askin, Robin William, Esq. . ...............................•• Bannon, Brian Joseph, Esq .................................. . Beale, Jack Gordon, Esq ..................................... .. Bennett, Alfred Ernest, Esq. . .......................•••...•. Booth, Kenneth George, Esq. . ....................•.......••• Bowen, Lionel Frost, Esq., LL.B. . ........................... . Brain, George William, Esq. . ............................... . Brown, James Hill, Esq. . .................................. . Bruxner, James Caird, Esq. . ..........................•..... Cahill, Thomas James, Esq ...•............................... Chaffey, William Adolphus, Esq. . ........................... . Coady, Reginald Francis John, Esq. . ........................ . Compton, The Hon. Keith Clive ........................... . Cox, Geoffrey Souter, Esq,, D.S.O., M.C., E.D. (c) ............. . Crabtree, William Fredenck, Esq. . .....................•..... Crawford, Geoffrey Robertson, Esq., D.C.M .................... . Cross, Douglas Donald, Esq. . ........................... : .. . Cutler, Charles Benjamin, Esq., E.D. . ........................ . Dalton, Thomas William, Esq. . ............................ . Darby, Evelyn Douglas, Esq., B.Ec. . ........................ . Deane, Bernard Sydney Llewellyn, Esq. . ...................... . Doig, Benjamin Cochrane, Esq., B.A. . ....................... . Downing, Francis George, Esq .. · ............................ . Durick, Vincent Patrick, Esq., LL.B., (b) ..................... . Earl, Clarence Joseph, Esq .................................. . Enticknap, The Hon. Ambrose George ....................... . Ferguson, Laurie John, Esq .................................. . Fife, Wallace Clyde, Esq. . ................................. . Flaherty, James Patrick, Esq. . ........................•....• Ford, Leslie· Hunter, Esq., O.B.E. (d) ........................ . Fowles, Howard Thomas, Esq. . ............................. . Freudenstein, George Francis, Esq. . ........................ . Green, Frederick, Esq. . .................................... . Griffith, Ian Ross, Esq. . ................................... . Hawkins. The Hon. Francis Harold ......................... . Healey, Richard Owen, Esq. . .............................• Hearnshaw, Eric, Esq., M.M., B.Ec., Dip.Pub.Ad. . ............. . Heffron, The Hon. Robert James ............................ . Hills, The Hon. Patrick Darcy ............................. . Hughes, Davis, Esq. . ....................•....•.•••••.••...• Hunter, David Benjamin, Esq. . ............................. .

Collaroy. Rockdale. South Coast. Nepean. Kurri Kurri. Rand wick. Willoughby. Raleigh. Tenterfield. Cook's River. Tamworth. Drummoyne. Lismore. Vaucluse. Kogarah. Barwon. Georges River. Orange. Sutherland. Manly. Hawkesbury. Burwood. Ryde. Lakemba. Bass Hill. Murrumbidgee. Fairfield. Wagga Wagga. Granville. Dubbo. Illawarra. Young. Redfern. Cronulla. Newcastle. Wakehurst. Eastwood. Maroubra. Phillip. Armidate. Ashfield-Croydon.

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Jackson, Harold Ernest, Esq ................................ . Jackson, Rex Frederick, Esq ................................ . Jago, Arnold Henry, Esq. . ................................. . Jordan, Leslie Charles, Esq., LL.B. . ........................ . Kearns, Nicholas Joseph, Esq. . ............................ . Kelly, The Hon. Christopher Augustus ....................... . Kelly, Robert Joseph, Esq. . . : . ............................. . Landa, The Hon. Abram, LL.B. . ......... · .................. . Lawson, Joseph Alexander, Esq ............................... . Lewis, Thorrias Lancelot, Esq. · ...................... : ....... . Mccartney, Robert Arthur, Esq ............................... . McCaw, Kenneth ·MalColm, Esq ....................... , ...... . McMahon, The Hon. John Michael Alfred ............ ~ ....... . Maddison, John Clarkson, Esq., B.A., LL.B. . ................. . Maher, The Hon. Ray Septimus, B.A. . ...................... . Mahoney, Daniel John, Esq. . .............................. . Mallam, Heathcote Clifford, Esq .............................. . Mannix, The Hon. Norman John ............................. . Manyweathers, Richmond William, Esq. . .................. : .. . Morey, Thomas Irving, Esq. .· .............................. . Morris, Milton Arthur, Esq. . ........... , ....... : . .......... ·. Morton, Philip Henry, Esq. . ................................ . Murphy, The Hon. Thomas Patrick .......................... . Neilly, George Henry, Esq. . ................................ . Nott, Leo Mervyn, Esq. . ................ · .................. . O'Keefe, Frank Lionel, Esq .............. · .................... . Padman, Dudley Gordon, Esq .............................. . Porter, Douglas, Esq. . ... · .................................. :. Punch, Leon Ashton, Esq. . ................................ . Purdue, Frank Outen Jensen, Esq. (e) ........................ . Quinn, Ernest Neville, Esq. . ..... : . ........................ . Renshaw, The Hon. John Brophy ........................... . Rigby, William Matthew,· Esq .............................. . Robson, James Hutchins, Esq., M.M .......... · ................ . Ruddock, Maxwell Stanley, Esq., M.Ec. . .................... . Ryan, The Hon. Phillip Norman .............. · ............... . Ryan, Thomas Vernon, Esq .................................. . Seiffert, John Wesley, Esq. (a) .............................. . Sheahan, The Hon. William Francis, Q.C., LL.B. . ............. . Simpson, The Hon. James Brunton ......................... . Sloss, Albert Ross, Esq. . .................................. . Southee, James Bernard, Esq. . ............................. . Stephens, S.tanley Tunstall, Esq. . ........................... . Stewart, John Julius Thomas, Esq ............................ . Stewart, Kevin James, Esq. . ................................. . Taylor, James Hugh, Esq. . ........................ · ...... . Tully, Laurence John. Esq., B.A., LL.B. . ..................... . Waddy, John· Lloyd, Esq., ·O.B.E., D:F.C. . ................... . Walsh, Louis Andrew, Esq., B.Ec.' .......................... . Wattison. William Ernest, Esq ................................ . Weiley, William Robe.rt, Esq. . .............................. . Wetherell, The· Hon. Ernest ................................ . Willis, Eric Archibald, Esq., B.A ............................... .

Gosford. Bulli. Gordon. Oxley. Bankstown. Bathurst. East Hills. Bondi. Murray. Wollondilly. · Hamilton. Lane Cove. Balmain. Hornsby. Wyong. Parramatta. Dulwich Hill. Liverpool. Casino. Bligh. Maitland. Mosman. Concord. Cessnock. Mud gee. Upper Hunter. Albury. Wollongong-Kembla.

· Gloucester. Waratah. Wentworth ville. Castlereagh. H urstville. Hartley. The Hills. Marrickville. Auburn. Monaro. Burrinjuck. Lake Macquarie. King. Blacktown. Byron. Kahibah. Canterbury. Temora. Goulburn. Kirribilli. Coo gee. Sturt. Clarence. Co bar. Earlwood.

(a) Granted ieave of absence for the session on account of illness. Deceased lOth January, 1965. (b) Elected 19th September, 1964. (c) Deceased 16th -November, ·1964. (d) Deceased 17th December, 1964. (e) Elected 8th ~ugust, 1964.


STANDING, SELECT AND JOINT COMMITTEES FORTIETH PARLIAMENT-THIRD SESSION

STANDING ORDERS (Council)

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The President, A. D. Bridges, C. A. F. Cahill, J. M. Carter, Colonel H. J. R. Clayton, R. R. Downing, Major H. P. FitzSimons, F. M. Hewitt, J. J. Maloney, E. G. Wright.

PRINTING (Council) J. A. Weir (Chairman), H. D. Ahern, R. A. A. F. de Bryon-Faes, H. V. Budd,

Colonel H. J. R. Clayton, C. Colborne, R. L. Day, R. H. Erskine, J. B. M. Fuller, Edna S. Roper. ·

SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION (Council) A. D. Bridges, C. A. F. Cahill, Colonel H·. J. R. Clayton, W. R. Coulter, T. P.

Gleeson.

STANDING ORDERS (Assembly) Mr. Speaker, G. R. Crawford, H. T. Fowles, D. Hughes, N.J. Mannix, K. M. McCaw,

L. M. Nott, J. C. Maddison, L J. Tully, W. E. Wattison.

PUBLIC ACCOUNTS (Assembly) F. G. Downing, H. C. Mallam, F. L. O'Keefe, J. B. Southee, E. A. Willis.

PRINTING (Assembly) '• Rex Jackson (Chairman), R. 0. "Healey, E. Hearnshaw, D. J. Mahoney, L. A. Punch,

J. B. Renshaw, T. V. Ryan, A. R. Sloss, S. T. Stephens, J. I. T. Stewart.

HOUSE (Council) The President, H. D. Ahern, W. R. Coulter, C. A. Dalton, W. I. Geraghty,

F. M. Hewitt, W. T. Murray, E. C. O'Dea, F. W. Spicer, Sir Edward Warren. . (Assembly) Mr. Speaker, J. H. Brown, B. S. L. Dearie, H. T. Fowles, H. E. Jackson,

R. J. Kelly, R. A. McCartney, D. J. Mahoney, J. B. Renshaw, W. R. Weiley.

LIBRARY (Council) The President, H. V. Budd, J. M. Carter, R. H. Erskine, Brigadier S. L. M.

Eskell, Major H. P. FitzSimons, F. G. Pratten, Edna S. Roper, J. A. Weir, E. G. Wright. (Assembly) Mr. Speaker, L. F. Bowen, F. G. Downing, C. J. Earl, G.·F. Freudenstein,

D. B. Hunter, D. G. Padman, J. B. Renshaw, J. H. Taylor, W. E. Wattison.

BLACKTOWN MUNICIPAL COUNCIL (HILL TOP AVENUE PUBLIC GARDEN AND RECREATION SPACE) BILL (Council)

J. A. Weir, R. R. Downing, R. A. A. F. de Bryon-Faes, Colonel H. J. R. Clayton, Major H. P. FitzSimons, W. J. Geraghty, T. P. Gleeson, H. J. McPherson, L. A. North, R. C. Packer.

COAL-MINING INDUSTRY (Council) J. M. Carter, F. H. Cockerill, W. R. Coulter, W. T. Murray, Sir Edward

Warren. (Assembly) J. B. Simpson (Chairman), K. G. Booth, Rex Jackson, G. H. Neilly,

T. L. Lewis, M. A. Morris, D. Hughes. ·

HEADS OF PARLIAMENTARY DEPARTMENTS

COUNCIL Clerk of the Parliaments-Major-General J. R. Stevenson, C. B. E., D.S.O., E.D.

ASSEMBLY Clerk-A. Pickering, C.B.E., M.Ec.

PARLIAMENTARY REPORTING STAFF Editor of Debates-W. J. Griffith.

LIBRARY Librarian.:._R. L. Cope,. M.A.

.JOINT HOUSE House Secretary and Parliamentary Accountant-H. St. P. Scarlett.

. SESSION 1964-;-65 '" INDEX

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PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES 25th August, 1964, to 31st March, 1965

INDEX TO SUBJECTS

Some subjects are grouped •under the following headings:-

ASSEMBLY (includes RULINGS, etc.)

BILLS

COUNCIL (includes RULINGS, etc.)

DIVISIONS PETmONS

Explanation of Abbreviations: Address, Address-in-Reply; adj., Motion for Adjournment; ad. rep., Adoption of Report; Com., Committee; cons. amdts., Consideration of Amendments; cons. mes., Consideration of Message; est., Estimates; int .. Introduction; loan est., Loan Estimates; m., Motion; mes., Message; min. stmt., Ministerial Statement; m.s.o., Motion for Suspension of Certain Standing or Sessional Orders; notice, Notice of Motion for Leave to Introduce; pers. expl., Personal Explanation; p.o. Point of Order; q., Question; lR., 2R., 3R., First, Second, Third Reading; recom., Recommittal; recons. amdts., Reconsideration of Amendments; supply, Committee of Supply; urgency, Motion of Urgency; ways, Committee of Ways and Means.

A· Abattoirs: 1 ; .. :

Berrima District, q., 312. Country Killing, address, 51; est., 1683. Guyra, address, 445. Homebush, q., 1876.

Aborigines: Armidale, Assimilation, budget, 1455. Bega, address, 160. Box Hill, address, 361. Deaths of Children, adj., 1132, 1241; m.,

1245; adj., 1248. Education, est., 1566. Grafton, address, 564. Housing, address, 260; q., 306; address, 563. Scholarships, budget, 1455. Surf Life Saving Team, adj., 2088. Sutherland Hostel, q., 60; address, 223. Treatment, q., 2470. Welfare Board, address, 563. Yulgilbar, address, 564.

Address-in-Reply:, ASSEMBLY:

First Day's Debate, 65; Second Day's Debate, 140; Third Day's Debate, 201; Fourth Day's Debate, 317; Fifth Day's Debate, 375: Sixth Day's Debate, 414; Seventh Day's Debate, 479; Eighth Day's Debate, 543: Ninth Day's Debate, 586; Presentation. 672, c

Address-in-Reply (continued) : COUNCIL:

First Day's Debate, 11; Second Day's Debate, 38; Third Day's Debate, 115; Fourth Day's Debate, 174; Fifth Day's Debate, 250; Presentation, 365.

Advertising (See also "Publications"): Building Blocks, adj., 1835. Extravagant, q., 1339. Practices, adj., · 24 7. Publications, est., 1629.

Aged Persons (See also "Pensions", "Super-annuation") :

Ability to Work, address, 121, 191. Care, address, 23, 117. Charitable Organisati9.ns, loan est., 877. Concessions, address, 109. Director of Geriatrics, Appointment, address,

120. Dudley Homes for Men, q., 1781. Employment, address, 250. Geriatric Hospitals, address, 124. Housing, address, 23, 74, 108, 118, 167, 172,

209, 260, 355, 390, 452, 464, 506; loan est., 876; q., 1367; m., 1423; budget, 1487, 1499, 1502, 1521; m., 1797; q., 2386.

Labor Policy, address, 191. Living Costs, address, 121.

INDEX TO SUBJECTS

Volumes 52-55

Aged Persons (continued): Malnutrition and Sustenance Allowances, q., 2567.

Over Fifties Association, address, 108. Percentage of Population, address, 120. Social Centres, address, 108. Telephones in Housing Units, q., 1698. Transport Concessions, address, 423.

Agent-General: Advertising of New South Wales, address,

299.

Agriculture : Agronomists, address, 50, 358, 386, 498,

523, 527. Australian Agricultural Council, address,

529. Banana Ban, q., 133. Departmental Annual Report, tabled, 1368. Duranbah Research Station, address, 554. Economists, loan est., 2078. Experiment and Research Stations, address,

522, 526, 554; loan est., 1928. Hawkesbury College Enrolments, q., 535,

585. Linseed Production, q., 2709. Narrabri Experiment Station, address, 523. North-west, address, 50. Richmond Valley, address, 554. Rydalmere Research Laboratory, address,

526. Schools and Colleges, q., 1413; loan est.,

2085. South Australian Citrus, q., 134. Show Societies' Subsidies, q., 2345. Wollongbar Research Station, address, 554.

Aircraft and Airllnet: Air Transport Act, q., 1477; adj., 1710. Air Transport Bill, Injunction, adj., 1408. Ansett-A.N.A., address, 169. Commonwealth Service, budget, 1163. Dispute, q., 1575; adj., 1630; q., 1634, 1641;

p.o., 1646, 1647; m., 1705; p.o., 1715; m., 1718; q., 2342.

East-West Airlines, address, 496. Intrastate, address, 22.6; q., 1123, 1125;

budget, 1162, 1502. Licensing, address, 169; budget, 1163.

Aircraft and Airlines (continued) : Mudgee Air Service, adj., 1074; budget,

1162. State, loan est., 2071. State Control, address, 170, 438. Subsidies, q., 1411. Sydney-Dubbo Service, pers. expl., 1645;

adj., 1703; p.o., 1715. Sydney (Kingsford Smith) Airport, address,

437, 449, 532; budget, 873; q., 992. · Sydney (Kingsford Smith) Airport, Exten

sions, loan est., 2070.

Air Pollutioo: Granville, q., 1362; budget, 1508. Legislation, address, 421. Motor Vehicies, budget, 1509; q., 2570. Newcastle, q., 1414. Port Kembla, address, 69; est., 1618. Stanton Pipes Pty. Ltd., address, 492. Steam Locomotives, q., 1129. Tallawarra Power Station, est., 1621. Wakehurst Electorate, est., 1614, 1620.

Ambulance Transport Se~ces: Aerial, address, 129; q., 310. Finance, loan est., 877. Hunter District, q., 927, 999.

Animals: Dingoes, address, 499. Kangaroos, address, 350.

Annual Leave: Amending Legislation, address, 75, 237, 262,

464. Holiday Pay, q., 1664. Pay Adjustments, q., 1737.

Apprentices: Building Industry, address, 486, 490. Bricklaying, address, 485. Dilutee Scheme, address, 490. Shortage, address, 487. Training, address, 294, 416. Training Council's Report, q., 1413, 1786.

SESSION 1964-65 xi

25th August, 1964, to 31st 'March, 1965

ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE (See also "Parliament"):

ADJOURNMENT DEBATE, m., 3028.

ALLOCATION OF TIME FOR DISCUSSION, 1338, 1630.

CoMMITTEES:

Public Accounts, loan est., 851, 2064, 2076; report tabled, 2346.

Public Works, address, 231; budget, 1399. Reports of Printing Committee, tabled, 737,

918, 1072, 1403, 1570, 1736, 1992, 2145, 2444, 2627, 3027.

Sessional: Printing, Library, House, Stand-ing Orders, m., 665.

Supply and Ways and Means, rn., 648. Temporary Chairmen, 55. DEPUTY SPEAKER AND CHAIRMAN OF COM

MITTEES (H. T. FOWLES, EsQ.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS:

Amendments: Amendments must be submitted in writing, 776, 780.

Anticipation of Debate: A point of order that a member was anticipating debate was not upheld. Mr. Chairman had deliberately allowed a very broad debate and the member was following those lines, 1255.

Chair: A member must address the Chair, 691, 894, 1250, 1254, 1295, 1628, 1682, 1981, 2082, 2404, 2508, 2963, 2968.

Closure: The closure may be moved at any time (S.O. 175), 2433.

Interjections and Interruptions: It is Mr. Deputy Speaker's prerogative to say whether a member is in order, and he is extremely fair to both sides of the House, 2965. Too much conversation in the Chamber is disorderly, 1289.

Disorderly, 101, 165, 220, 241, 318, 332, 337, 338, 455, 456, 460, 461, 463, 551, 553, 554, 589, 591, 593, 594, 605, 606, 688, 689, 785, 827, 845, 857, 875, 876, 878, 893, 895, 896, 903, 906, 907, 931, 932, 935, 961, 1070, 1140, 1160, 1161, 125~ 1253, 1254, 1255, 1287, 1292, 1294, 1296, 1299, 1300, 1329, 1371, 1372, 1380, 1383, 1384, 1448, 1452, 1486, 1510, 1531, 1534, 1548, 1681, 1686, 1921, 1922, 2066, 2075, 2080, 2205, 2207, 2210, 2232, 2233, 2238, 2399, 2400, 2404, 2415, 2507, 2508, 2513, 2519, 2787, 2788, 2795, 2796, 2798, 2913 2959, 2960, 2966, 2968, 2969.

Member Removed: Mr. Lewis, 2401; apology and readmission, 2417.

Members Warned: Mr. Brown. 335, 786; Mr. Chaffey, 962, 2233, 2397, 2399, 2404; Mr. Cox, 782, 786, 1371, 1485, 1546; Mr. Crawford, 2208, 2209, 2400; Mr. Doig, 552, 1162, 2402; Mr. Deane, 591, 893, 1289, 1296, 1485, 1682, 2076, 2787, 2960, 2964,

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MITTEES (H. T. FOWLES, EsQ.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued):

2966; Mr. Ford, 2402; Mr. Freudenstein, 2067; Mr. Griffith, 1373; Mr. Healey, 908, 1691, 2207; Mr. Hughes, 785, 875, 1928, 1929, 2218, 2408, 2522; Mr. Jago, 1161, 1291, 2796, 2798; Mr. Jordan, 945; Mr. Lewis, 221, 594, 688, 689, 690, 2219, 2397, 2398, 2399, 2401, 2797, 2966, 2969; Mr. McCartney, 165; Mr. McCaw, 2209; Mr. Mahoney, 1452; Mr. Morton, 1287; Mr. Morris, 337, 1289, 2401, 2787; Mr. Neilly, 2519, 2520; Mr. Robson, 1161; Mr. Ruddock, 1546; Mr. Sloss, 239, 241, 691, 1681, 1682, 1683, 2232, 2233, 2238, 2239, 2788, 2968; Mr. Waddy, 318, 319, 1375; Mr. Willis, 894.

!>lotions: It is competent for the House to consider a motion that seeks to direct attention to particular matters that are within the sphere of the federal Government and for the House to make recommendations in connection therewith. A point of order asserting that such a motion was out of order was over-ruled, 2219.

Offensive and Objectionable Remarks, Imputations and Aspersions: When a denial is made it is usual to accept the word of the member making it. A member was asked to withdraw the statement that another member had named as communists dozens of persons who were not communists, but no apology was warranted, 894. A member's statement that he did not use words complained of, must be accepted, 2519. "You have been won over already" was not heard by the member at whom it was directed and no request was made by him for its withdrawal; an objection by a third member did not found a point of order, 1253, 2400. A member's remarks on how a case was conducted before a judge was not an attack on the judge, 2042.

Mr. Deputy Speaker would like withdrawn the expression, "You may as well give up", which insinuates that he. is not doing his duties correctly, 2964.

The following expressions were withdrawn: "If the hon. member can spare time from the communist-run show with which he is associated", 225. "Cowardly curs", 1253.

Personal Explanation: A member making a personal explanation must speak for himself alone, 1549. A personal explanation may be made only at the appropriate stage, 2238, 2402, 2403 and is confined to e'Cplanation of a misrepresentation; it may not be made purely for the purpose of contradicting another member, 2403. When a member withdraws and apologises for his

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words, that is the end of a personal explanation based upon them, 2404. A point of order challenging a member's personal explanation was not upheld, 1548, 1549.

Points of Order: A member may not base a point of order upon his disagreement with the views of the member addressing the House, 230, 2207; or upon his questioning of Mr. Chairman's control of the Committee, 1682. A point of order contesting a member's right to express his opinion is not tenable, 1256. When Mr. Deputy Speaker has ruled that only a personal explanation will be heard, a point of order or request for withdrawal of words will not be heard, 551. No point of order involved, 463. 2219, 2235, 2403, 2797.

Press: When a member cannot vouch for the fact that information he saw in the press is correct, he will not be allowed to put it before the Committee, 1690, 1691; he will be allowed to make brief reference only to articles in the newspapers, 1691.

Privilege: Debate on a question of privilege is a matter for the House, not for the Committee of the Whole House, 690.

Procedure: By amendment of the standing orders, amendments must be in writing and when consideration of a bill has been completed the Chairman shall leave the Chair to report without any motion being proposed, 780. A point of order challenging procedure was unfounded, 1389. Mr. Deputy Speaker called on the Clerk to read the next order of the day and the Premier moved the adjournment of the House, 1835. Forty-one clauses of a bill were taken in globo, 2949, 2950.

Quorum: A member's mode of calling attention to the state of the House is questioned, 892, 1441.

Relevance: When members have been given latitude and no point has been taken to restrict debate, a member who continues the debate along the lines it has followed for days is in order, 566. When considerable latitude has been given in a debate it would be wrong to restrict a member who wants to touch briefly on some matter which could perhaps be linked with the Loan Estimates before the Committee, 1922, but he should link his remarks as quickly as he can, 1920, 1923, 2068.

A member may not go over the ground of a debate already completed, 687 688 690. The Chairman may call the att~ntio.i of the Committee to continued irrelevance

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or tedious repetition by a member and direct him to discontinue his speech (S.O. 157), 1692. A member having the floor has the right to make his speech as he wishes, 2237, and will not be asked to name anyone, 2238. In the budget debate a member should not make a speech suitable for the Estimates debate, 1257. In the Loan Estimates debate he may deviate from the absolute wording of the estimate so long as he does not overdo it, 1920, and a point of order contesting relevancy is not upheld, 1921, 1930.

Mr. Chairman is not responsible for rulings given when he was not in the Chair and a point of order based on such rulings is not upheld, 1920. A point of order contesting the relevance of responses to continual interjections aimed at diverting the debate is not upheld, 1372, 1376.

A member must keep to the point, 168, 693, 782, 1061, 1379, 1381, 1382, 1491, 1492, 1621, 1676. 1677, 1678, 1679, 1680, 1684, 1686, 1689, 1690, 1691, 1693, 1932, 2235, 2239, 2415, 2587, 2588, 2740, 2958, 2964. 2966, 2967.

Tedious Repetition: When a member is simply answering questions asked of him, a point of order asserting that he is engaging in tedious repetition is not upheld, 1384.

Time for Speeches: The motion that a member's time be extended in a debate under Standing Order 49 was not accepted; Mr. Deputy Speaker had no jurisdiction in the matter, 2043.

DISSENT, m., 1133.

GOVERNMENT WHIP, 54.

LEAVE OF ABSENCE, m., 25.

MEMBERS:

Arrnidale, q., 653. Bligh, address, 544; adj., 571. Cronulla, pers. expl., 2899. Dulwich Hill, address, 605. Lismore, address, 552. Retiring, spec. adj., 3026. South Coast, pers. expl., 2901. Waratah, address, 343, 107. Wollongong-Kembla, address, 66, 421.

MEMBER REMOVED, 2401.

MEMBERS SWORN:

F. 0. Purdue, Esq., 24. V. P. Durick, Esq., 815.

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Leader, address, 332, 334. Policy, address, 250, 377.

SEASONAL FELICITATIONS, spec. adj., 3024.

SESSIONAL ORDERS, m., 664, 1266, 2474, 3028.

SOUND AMPLIFICATION, q., 579.

SPEAKER, MR. (THE HoN. R. S. MAHER, B.A.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS:

Address in Reply: Lieutenant-Governor's Speech, 65; Presentation, 648, 672.

Adjournment: A member would not be ruled out of order simply because he raised on the adjournment motion a matter that is controversial. However, if he raises the type of thing that could lead to general debate, it must be ruled out of order. Compulsory unionism is such a matter, 879. A member may discuss a matter that has nothing to do with his electorate, but matters such as racial discrimination and apartheid could lead to general debate, 208~, 2090. A member sought to discuss a brll that had passed all stages in the Assembly and been returned from the Council without admendment, 1408. A member may speak on any matter that does not give rise to general debate, 3030, but he will not be permitted simply to endorse comments eloquently and properly put by another member; he must deal with something specific, 3031.

In the absence c·f a member who has given notice under Standing Order 49 the motion lapses, 1133. Understandable' bewilderment of some members in the debate under Standing Order 49, 1711. A motion under Standing Order 49 to debate a matter that is the subject of a question on the Questions and Answers paper does not of course, anticipate debate and nothing in' the standing orders precludes a member from answering the question in full 2037. Previous rulings, logic and comrn'on sense dictate that when there has been no debate on a motion under Standing Order 49 in consequence of the application of the closure there is nothing to reply to, 2575. '

Administration of the Government: Assumption by the Lieutenant-Governor, 25.

Amendments: An amendment which merely substitutes words of the same purport as the words left out is out of order; also, it is not in order to omit a substantial part of a question and re-insert most of that by way of amendment, 773.

ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE (continued):

SPEAKER, MR. (THE HoN. R. S. MAHER, B.A.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued);

Anticipation of Debate: The rule against anticipation of debate applies to debates on ordinary bills that come before the House but not to debate on the Budget, 994.

Auditor-General's Report: Tabled, 1000.

Chair: Mr. Speaker defers to a member who took the point of order that the Speaker as custodian of the dignity of Parliament should refer to him as the hon. member for the electorate he represents, not merely point a pencil and say, "Maitland again". If the member showed as much courtesy to the House as does Mr. Speaker, he would not be called to order three times. 637, 654. Mr. Speaker is not the type to be intimidated, 710. No member will be permitted to defy the Chair, 1043; or leave the Chamber while the Speaker is on his feet, 1045.

After a member's remarks on the adjourn!T'ent mmion have been ruled out of order under the sub judice rule, he still has the call to raise other points, 1632.

Divisions: No standing order requires a member to stand when he is calling for a division, 1797.

Hansard: Under the standing orders it is permissible for a member to quote from Hansard on the debate under discussion, 620.

Answers to questions about complete daily proof of proceedings for all members, 1539, and about allowing members to have a Hansard mailing list, 1702.

Interjections and Interruptions: A Minister should be heard in silence, 643. Opposition members should co-operate with Ministers answering questions without notice by refraining from interjecting, 412. When a member accused of telling a deliberate lie takes a point of order, it is unfair for someone else to interject that the member cannot take it, 572.

Too much conversation in the Chamber is disorderly, 629, 2891.

Disorderly, 56, 61, 62, 89, 90, 100, 106, 136, 141, 200, 311, 313, 369, 405, 406, 408, 411 412, 440, 442, 443, 444, 447. 473, 474, 512, 513, 514, 515, 537, 541, 556, 557, 579, 582, 583, 587, 610, 611, 614, 615, 616, 617, 618, 619, 624, 625, 629, 631, 632, 633, 634, 635, 636, 637, 643, 644, 645, 647, 648, 654, 659, 661, 708, 709, 711, 881, 884, 900, 902, 921, 922, 924, 925, 999, 1036, 1044, 1045, 1046, 1047, 1125, 1126, 1128,

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Members Named: Mr. Willis, 1047; overlooked, 1049. Mr. Cutler, 1268; withdrawn, 1269.

Member Removed: Mr. Willis (S.O. 392), 1649.

Members Warned: Mr. Brain, 1268, 1707; Mr. Brown, 582, 1576; Mr. Chaffey, 1266, 1882, 2384, 2474; Mr. Cox, 474, 619, 645, 1268, 1282, 1646, 1881; Mr. Crawford, 634, 641, 654, 711, 1276, 1279, 1320, 1880, 2263, 2395, 3007; Mr. Cross, 1709; Mr. Cutler, 712, 1240, 2899, 2952; Mr. Deane, 635, 1043, 1268, 2953, 3024; 1vlr. Earl, 2711; Mr. Healey, 621, 1300, 1301, 1877, 1881, 2341; Mr. Hughes, 2391, 2711; Mr. Rex Jackson, 1043, 2395; Mr. Jago, 631, 643, 1280; Mr. C. A. Kelly, 309, 634, 1881, 2901; Mr. R. J. Kelly, 1713; Mr. Lewis, 200, 630, 632, 641, 820, 1043, 1631, 1639, 2344; Mr. McCartney, 925, 1311; Mr. McCaw, 631, 1045; Mr. Maddison, 634; Mr. Morris, 632, 2894; Mr. Morton, 925, 1266, 1271, 1281, 1781; Mr. Neilly, 614, 2265; Mr. Renshaw, 372; Mr. Rigby, 1279; Mr. Sloss, 2953; Mr. K. J. Stewart, 1961, 2341; Mr. Waddy, 450, 1706, 2268, 2999; Mr. Willis, 138, 632, 634, 1414, 1639, 1646, 2901.

Ministerial State"rnents: Mr. Speaker refuses request that he rule that an answer to a question is a ministerial statement, 1123.

Motions: Standing Order 104 provides that a notice of motion may not be set down for discussion for a date later than the fourth next sitting day on which similar notices have precedence, 535. It is in order to discuss something that has been called for by consent, 1266. A motion may not be moved by consent if a member wishes to object, 2952. When a member submitted notice of a motion that was really two motions, he was advised to discuss the matter with one of the Clerks of the House, 1544.


SPEAKER, MR. (THE HoN. R. S. MAHER, B.A.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued) : Time for giving notice of motions, 1001,

1034, 1038. Dissent from ruling concerning time for giving notice of motions, ruled out of order, 1135.

(See also Urgency.)

Offensive and Objectionable Remarks, Imputations and Aspersions: The significance of the remark, ''Your behaviour was not the best in the Ku-ring-gai Council Chambers", escaped Mr. Speaker, but if it contained some sinister reference to another member, it should be withdrawn. The member making the remark withdrew and apologised for making reflections on the character of the member, 574. If a member felt that the remark that he had been through the elementary classes of the Left Book Club was offensive to him-that he was an official member of the Left Book Club-it was withdrawn, 1042, 1043, 1044.

It is not offensive to refer to the fact that members are entitled, if they wish, to march on a particular day to celebrate something important to their own party, 1044. Withdrawal was sought of an insinuation and implication that because people march in the street with communists, they have affiliations with them. The member making the remark was named, 1045, 1046, 1047, 1049. He declared that he made a brief statement of fact which contained no implication whatever; if any was inferred by members, he withdrew it, 1048, 1049.

A member said, "We did not do so for the reason that the Premier wanted to quaff the amber liquid and eat some sandwiches with his millionaire friend", and intimated that he was referring to a social function and made no reflection on the Premier. When ordered to withdraw the member did so, and gave notice of dissent, 1267; and apologised, 1271.

After a member has withdrawn and apologised it is improper to refer again to the incident, 1715, 1716. A point of order objecting to the words, "The bon. member tried to mislead bon. members" was not upheld and members were asked not to become supersensitive about ordinary, e.veryday idiom, 1718. A member may not take a point of order on the ground that a remark is offensive to someone else outside the Parliament, 2481.

Though no objection was raised to the use of the word "liar", Mr. Speaker deplores the practice, which he regards as unparliamentary, and the fact that no member objected does not mean that the word can

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be used with impunity, 153. "Lying" and "liar" have always been regarded as unparliamentary and should be withdrawn, 572. "Lie" was withdrawn, 1646.

"You are now seeking from your position as Speaker to reach some stage where you can find an offensive inference and then deal with the Deputy Leader of the Opposition" was a disgraceful and disgusting remark and required to be withdrawn, 1047.

"Bloody" is a word that must not be used, 2953. The following expressions were withdrawn: "mongrel", 573. "The Minister instructed Mr. Slattery what to say at the inquiry"; also, "I withdraw any personal imputation against the Minister and transfer it instead to the Government collectively", 634. "This jungle juice outburst", 1271. "You put him out of business", 1320. "He is building up a case on behalf of the shares he himself holds", 1715. "He knows that is deliberately untrue", 1717. "The fanatical ravings of this idiot", 1720. "You are one of them", 2481.

"Hell of a shock", could have been better· expressed, 154. "Humbug" is not offensive, 1041.

It is correct that members must not impute motives to other members of Parliament but the whole principle of freedom of speech and parliamentary privilege would go by the board if it were insisted that motives may not be imputed to strangers. At the same time, members should be particularly careful in what they say about persons who have no right to defend themselves in the same way, 1301.

A point of order based on remarks described as filthy insinuations was not upheld; anybody who regarded the comments as filthy was particularly sensitive, 1637. An objection to a question on the ground that it was scurrilous and imputed improper motives to a member and made personal reflections on him, was not upheld; the question was facetious, perhaps, 3003.

Parliament: Report of select committee upon the coal industry, appointed in 1847 by the Legislative Council, 479. Extension to galleries of sound amplification in Chamber, 579.

It is extremely disorderly for a member in the House to accept a document passed over from Mr. Speaker's gallery; the member is asked to refrain from any contact with the public gallery, 646. When it was stated that a message was handed over from the public


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gallery to a member in the Chamber, Mr. Speaker stated that he saw a piece of paper but did not know what it was. Mr. Speaker deplored the communication between members and people in the public gallery and reprimanded both parties, 648. Personal explanation by the member concerned, 660, 661, 662. Motion of privilege, 662, 663.

Work of waiters, 649, 665.

The Hon. A. Landa, LL.B., Minister for Housing and Minister for Co-operative Societies; congratulations upon 25th anniversary of his membership of the Assembly, 1367.

On behalf of the Parliament Mr. Speaker is happy to convey a congratulatory message to Sir Winston Churchill on his ninetieth birthday, 2338. Cable of thanks from Sir Winston, 2707.

Answers to questions about letter purporting to be from Mr. Peter Clyne, 2712, and about Mr. Speaker's exclusion of persons seeking to conduct inquiries in Parliament House, 2891, 2894.

Response to Christmas felicitations, 3027.

Personal Explanation: If a member claims he has been misrepresented, he may make brief reference to statements made by him but advantage must not be taken of the standing order to debate the matter, 645. A member is confined to an explanation of how he has been misrepresented, 659, and he may explain matters of a personal nature, 660, 661, 662. A certain amount of latitude is always extended to a member making a personal explanation. Sometimes personal explanations are a little outside the standing orders; usually they are within them. A member should be heard in silence, 1648.

A personal explanation may not be the subject of debate, 1646, 1648. Mr. Speaker is concerned that members do not use the form to enter into debate and reply to something said by another member, 2717. He will not accept a statement as a personal explanation if the member's point of explanation is that something was said in a nasty way; this is an abuse, 2718.

A personal explanation is not permitted when there has been no misrepresentation, 2899, 2900. A point of order contesting a members right to make a personal explanation was not upheld, 1545.

Petitions: A petition must be in writing or typewritten; no printed or lithographed petition shall be received, 54.

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SPEAKER, MR. (THE HoN. R. S. MAHER, B.A.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued) : Points of Order: A member will not be

permitted, under the guise of raising a point of order, to direct another member on how to make his speech, 638. When a member, in response to a point of order, gives his word on a matter, his word must be accepted, 660. Points of order should be stated with reasonable brevity, 708, and are determined by Mr. Speaker, 1037.

Mr. Speaker is reluctant to attribute motives to anyone but points of order can prevent a member from making his speech before the time allowed for debate on the adjournment has expired, 1633. Many points of order are frivolous and a vexatious waste of time, 1650. Disagreement with the remarks of a member is not a basis for a point of order, 1721. It is not a point of order to ask a member to name a person, 2481.

No point of order is involved in addressing a question to Mr. Speaker on a hypothetical basis about what might be his attitude if something should crop up, 3008.

Not the slightest scintilla of a point of order, 645; no valid point of order, 646, 2953. A point of order taken on a point of order will not be heard, 709. When a member has exhausted his time there is no need to rule on a point of order contesting the relevancy of his remarks, 1041. If no standing order is involved, there is no point of order, 2109.

Press: Further confirmation of ruling that it is not necessary for a member to vouch for the accuracy of a press report; to rule otherwise would place the press in a position equal to or better than that of a member of Parliament in so far as it could make at will statements to which Ministers and members could not reply, 368.

A member reading a newspaper or book in the Chamber is asked to put it away, 646.

Privilege: In response to a question about a suggested bill of rights, Mr. Speaker outlined the privileges of a member concerning statements made in the House, 406. .

A motion of privilege must be moved immediately upon a matter suddenly arising in the House; also, a member may, if he wishes, give notice of a motion of privilege and it is debated and dealt with at the appropriate time, 663, 664. A matter was properly raised as a point of order and disposed of; the test of whether privilege is involved is whether the conduct of the party was likely to interfere with the normal discharge of the duties of a member of Parliament


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as a member of Parliament. A motion of privilege was ruled out of order because Mr. Speaker considered the matter involved was inappropriate to be raised as one of privilege, 712.

A member spoke for about seven minutes and Mr. Speaker had not the faintest idea of what he was trying to establish; in those circumstances no point of privilege was involved, 3029.

(See also Parliament and Offensive Words.)

Procedure: After the House has given leave to introduce a bill, it is a matter for the Minister to produce it, 2574. A member complained that the question for the third reading of a bill was put when he was on his feet. Mr. Speaker intimated that he was not expecting anyone to seek the call and did not see the member rise before the question was passed, but would keep his eye out for the member on future occasions, 2617. The motion that a member be now heard was put and decided without debate, 2901.

(See also Chair.)

Questions Without Notice: Should be interrogatory, 61. The sponsorship of a radio programme does not come within the ambit of the Premier's responsibility and a question on this basis is disallowed, 135. The Premier, the head of the Government of N.S.W., is hte appropriate Minister to make representations on a matter that is a function of the federal Government; he will ignore any part of a question asking him to express an opinion, 405. A question seeking an expression of opinion is disallowed, 654. A point of order asserting that a question sought an opinion was rejected, 881. A question relating to facts in the possession of the Minister is in order, 1576.

Nothing prevents a member from asking a question relating to a current debate, 412; a question that anticipates debate is out of order, 923.

It is the practice for Ministers, when tabling papers, to ask the leave of the House to have incorporated in Hansard the lengthy deferred answers to questions, but if a Minister prefers to give the answer orally, there is no reason why he should not do so, 543.

Though a question is unduly long, the Minister may answer it if he wishes, 577. The Minister is right in providing a detailed answer to a question, 310. In view of the inordinate length of a question without notice, the member was asked to place it on

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the Questions and Answers paper or to reduce it considerably for re-presentation to the House at a later stage, 2028. A member will be permitted to finish his question despite a point of order that the question is too long, involves considerable detailed information that the Minister could not be expected to give without notice, is reviving a matter already concluded and does not seek information, 2473.

A Minister replying to a question must not digress. For example, he may answer as he sees fit a question about one bridge but he digresses if he deals with another bridge, 753. A Minister may reply to a question in his own fashion so long as he does not touch on matters ruled out of order under the suo judice rule in the adjournment debate on the preceding day, 1635.

The Minister would oblige by raising his voice slightly when answering a question but equally members could pay the Minister the courtesy of listening carefully, 1781. If the Minister has not answered a question, it is because he has not been given the opportunity, 2264.

A question without notice directed to a member other than a Minister will be heard, 2189, and when it is a question related to a public matter concerned with the business of the House in which the member asked the question is concerned-a question on the Questions and Answers paper-any member has the right to ask it, but it is correct to ask only something in relation to its mechanics, not its details. A question as brief as asking for the name of the member's informant is permissible, though it is hoped that the ruling will not open up more worries on Standing Order 76, 2190. On a point of order that as the question was long and involved it must be put on the Questions and Answers paper, it was ruled that the question was in order, 2191.

The fact that a question deals with the same subject as one on the previous day does not make it a supplementary question in contravention of the standing orders, 2270.

No standing order prevents the names of persons being mentioned in answer to a question, 2272. A member is not allowed to waste the time of the House, 1034, and he will not be allowed to ask a second question straight after the Minister has finished answering his first one, 1482. A member may not seek to provide the answer to his own question, 2342.


SPEAKER, MR. (THE HoN. R. S. MAHER, B.A.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS ANI> OPINIONS (continued):

Reading of Speeches: A point of order asserting that a member was reading his. speech was not upheld. Occasional reference to notes is acceptable, 2394.

Relevance: A member's general comments must be related in some way to the Address. in Reply; other forms are available to comment on the actions of a member of the House, 544. If a member feels that his. gallantry has been reflected upon, he should be permitted to refer to his war service, 573.

When a point of order contested the relevancy of a Minister's reply to a question, it was pointed out that he was obviously replying to interjections, 3000. A point of order challenging relevancy when a member is replying to an interjection from the same side of the House as the point of order comes from, will not be upheld, 1419.

A member who went beyond a personal explanation was called to order, 575. Points of order contesting relevancy of a member's remarks were not upheld, 574, 1286. A member must keep to the point, 922, 2426, 2481, 2482, 2722.

Sub Judice: It would be extremely difficult for the layman to know when a particular point that has been or is about to come before the court was being discussed and when it was not being discussed. On an assurance by the Minister that a matter is at present before the court, it must be ruled sub judice. If it is found that this is not the position, the motion (S.O. 49) may be proposed at a later date, 65. Application of the rule, 510. Portion of a question relating to an action before the High Court is sub judice, 1576.

In determining to what extent the sub judice rule applies, one test is, "Will these words uttered in this Legislative Assembly be likely to affect the judge or judges of any tribunal which is arbitrating in this matter?" By application of this test, debate on the adjournment motion was ruled out of order, 1631, 1632. Points of order seeking the application of the sub judice rule were not upheld, 1634, 1635, 1641, 1642, 1643, 1644.

Answer to question on interpretation C•f sub judice rule, 1700.

The airline dispute that is the subject of a question may be before the court but a question that does not impinge on the constitutional issues before the Court is in order

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Volumes 52-55

ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE (continued): SPEAKER, MR. (THE HoN. R. S. MAHER,

B.A.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued) :

and the Premier in his reply will avoid reference to the particular issues that would be sub judice, 2342.

Temporary Chairman of Committees: Nomination by Mr. Speaker, 54.

Urgency : Time for moving motions of urgency, 1000, 1001, 1034, 1038, 1135.

When an urgency motion has been accepted concerning a notice of motion on the business paper, if there is doubt about whether the subject of the motion is within the orbit of the Parliament, Mr. Speaker is inclined to Jean in favour of hearing the debate on the urgency motion, 1040. Though Standing Order 187 provides that no question shall be proposed which is the same in substance as any question which, during the same session, has been resolved in the affirmative or negative, urgency motions are virtually excluded, 1541.

When moving urgency a member must keep his remarks strictly to the arguments for granting urgency, 996, 1040, 1042, 1418, 1420, 1638, 2389, 2390, 2391. A point of order contending that an argument against urgency is an argument against the substantive motion must fail when the argument in fact is a direct reply to an assertion made in favour of urgency, 2897.

(See also Motions.)

Vacant Seats: 24, 25, 815.

SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT, m., 1049, 1723, 3024.

TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN OF CoMMITTEES (G. R. CRAWFORD, EsQ., D.C.M.), · RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS:

Procedure: On the motion for the third reading of a bill the Minister is in order in debating the general principles of the measure, 2640.

Reading of Speeches: A member is in order in referring to copious notes, 1918.

Relevance: Though the debate on the Loan Estimates is wide, it is necessary for a member to link his remarks with the specific items set out in the documents before the Committee, 1916, 1917, 1918, and any flouting of Mr. Temporary Chairman's ruling will be brought to the attention of the member concerned without assistance from the Minister, 1918.

TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES (K. M. McCAw, EsQ.), RuLINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS:

Interjections: A member is given Mr. Acting Speaker's protection against interjections and is asked not to be provocative, 525.

TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN OF CoMMITTEES (L. J. TULLY, EsQ., B.A., LL.B.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS:

Motions: Explanation of content of printed resolution concerning stamp duties before the Committee of Ways and Means, 2605, and announcing that the Committee may debate the explanatory paragraph contained in the printed resolution, 2606.

Procedure: When the Committee was considering a bill with 120 clauses, Mr. Temporary Chairman put the clauses in blocks, 2600.

Relevance: A member is reminded that the standing orders provide that if he indulges in continued irrelevance and tedious repetition, he may be directed to discontinue his speech, 2615. He must keep to the point, 2526, 2613, 2614.

TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN OF CoMMITTEES (W. E. WATTISON, EsQ.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS:

Chair: A member must address the Chair, 1904.

Interjections and Interruptions: Disorderly, 491, 497, 1059, 1405, 1406. 1803, 2526. Too much conversation in the Chamber is disorderly, 1988.

Members Warned: Mr. Crawford, 492; Mr. Doig, 1803; Mr. Punch, 1803; Mr. Ruddock, 1811.

Point of Order: No valid point of order, 2526.

Press: It is discourteous to read a newspaper in the Chamber, 485.

Relevance: In Committee a general debate on matters raised or replied to at the second-reading stage will not be permitted, 1833. A member must keep to the point, 790, 1404, 1990, 2367, 2370, 2525, 2526.

URGENCY MOTIONS, 1000, 1034; q., 1037; p.o., 2389.

VACANCY, 24, 815.

Atomic Energy: French Nuclear Explosions, q., 2709. Health Hazard from Tests, q., 1699. Nuclear-free Zone, address, 603 ..

SESSION 1964-65

25th August, 1964, to 31st March, 1965

Auditor-General: Report, tabled, 1000; est., 1560. Staff, est., 1561.

Australian Labor Party: Australian Congress for International Peace

and Co-operation, address, 566. Centralisation, address, 430, 544. Communist Influence, address, 93, 228, 233,

484; p.o., ·1043, 1045. Defence, address, 603. Disunity, address, 482, 488. Electoral Reverses, address, 228, 455. Federal Executive, address, 227, 394, 430. Leadership, address, 461. Letters of Mr. Flynn, q., 3001. O'Dea, Hon. E. C., address, 461. Policy, address, 483, 588; budget, 1163. President's Conduct, m., 662; 664; 707;

loan est., 851. Principles and Ideals, address, 379. Record, address, 603. Six-Hour Day, address, 93. State Election Tactics, budget, 1175. Union Support, address, 482.

Automation and Mechanisation: Adult Training Scheme, urgency, 996. Legislation, address, 15.

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Baby Health Centres: Allocation, est.,. 1612. Extension, q., 2707. Kogarah, est., 1613, 1619. Local Government, address, 508. Marayong,. address, 75. Newcastle District, address, 237. Rented Properties, est., 1613. Value, est., 1619.

Banking (See also "Commonwealth-State Relations", "Economic Conditions", "Finances and Investment"):

Controls, budget, 1470. Rural Bank, Annual Report, tabled, 1133. School Savings Bank Deposits, q., 927.

Basic Wage: Adjustments, q., 196; address, 307. Fixation, address, 12. History, address, 12. State, address, 174, 301. Structure, address, 288.

Betting: See "Racing".

BILLS: AIR TRANSPORT BILL:

Assembly: M.s.o. and int., 1170; 1R., 1174; 2R., 1272; Com., 1338; (S.O. 175B) 1338; Com., 1368; ad. rep. and 3R., 1389; mes., 1408; assent, 1409.

Council: 1R., m.s.o. and 2R., 1340; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 1359; assent, 1736.

ANNUAL HOLIDAYS (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 665; 1R., 666; 2R., 719; Com., 730; ad. rep. and 3R., 731; mes., 779; assent, 1001.

Council: 1R. and m.s.o., 737; 2R., 738; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 744; assent, 1013.

APPROPRIATION BILL:

Assembly: (S.O. 175B) 1630; urgency and m.s.o., 1725; all.stages, 1726; mes., 1835; assent, 2187.

Council: 1R., 1736; m.s.o., 1737; 2R., 1737, 1838; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 1866; tabling of papers, 1938; assent, 2147.

BLACKTOWN MUNICIPAL COUNCIL (HILL TOP AVENUE PUBLIC GARDEN AND RECREATION SPACE) BILL:

Assembly: 1R., 2576; precedence and 2R., 3023; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 3024.

Council: Petition, m.s.o., int., 1R. and select com., 2372; select com., report, m.s.o. and 2R., 2463; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 2464; mes., 2984.

BREAD INDUSTRY (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 2423; 1R., 2428; 2R., 2641, 2731; Com., 2744; ad. rep. and 3R., 2748; mes., 2806.

Council: 1R., m.s.o. and 2R., 2696; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 2706.

CLEAN AIR (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 667; 1R., 668; 2R., 980; Com. and ad. rep., 981; 3R., 1001; mes., 1935; assent, 2187.

Council: 1R. and m.s.o., 1013; 2R., 1866; · Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 1869; assent, 2147.

.. INDEX TO SUBJECTS

Volumes 52-55

BILLS (continued) : CoAL AND OIL SHALE MINE WoRKERS (SuPER

ANNuATION) AMENDMENT BILL:

Assembly: Int., 2526; lR., 2529; 2R., 2960; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 2970; mes., 3027.

Council: lR., m.s.o. and 2R., 2975; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 2977.

COBAR TO WILCANNIA RAILWAY (REPEAL) BILL (No. 1):

Assembly: Int. and 1R., 1730; withdrawn, 1883.

COBAR TO WILCANNIA RAILWAY (REPEAL) BILL (No. 2) :

Assembly: Int., 2053; 1R., 2054; 2R., 2124; Com. and ad. rep., 2126; 3R., 2133; .mes., 2187; assent, 2382.

Council: 1R. and m.s.o., 2091; 2R., 2102; Com. and ad. rep., ·2104; 3R., 2105; assent, 2371.

Co-OPERATION (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 666; 1R., 667; 2R., 731, 780; Com., 788; ad. rep., 790; 3R., 823; mes., 850; assent, 1072.

Council: 1R., 805; m.s.o., 806; 2R., 810; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 813; assent, 1013.

CROWN EMPLOYEES APPEAL BOARD (FURTHER AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int. and 1R., 2604; 2R., 2906; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 2908; mes., 2936.

Council: 1R. and m.s.o., 2852; 2R., 2854; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 2855.

DISCHARGED SERVICEMEN'S BADGES BILL:

Assembly: Int., 2121; 1R., 2122; 2R., 2362; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 2371; mes., 2488; cons. amdt., 2576; ad. rep., 2577; assent, 3027.

Council: 1R., 2321; 2R., 2376; Com. and ad. rep., 2381; mes., 2662; assent, 2992.

DISTRICT COURTS (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 1730; 1R., 1731.

FACTORIES, SHOPS AND INDUSTRIES (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 2349; 1R., 2351; 2R., 2627; Com., 2639; ad. rep. and 3R., 2640; mes., 2748.

Council: 1R.., 2643; m.s.o., 2644; 2R., 2680; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 2686.

FAUNA PROTECTION (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 2118; 1R., 2119; 2R., 2291, 2355; Com., 2357; ad. rep. and 3R., 2360; mes., 2382; assent, 3027.


BILLS (continued) : GAMING AND BETTING (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 2726; 1R., 2727; 2R., 2955; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 2960; mes., 2971.

Council: 1R., m.s.o. and 2R., 2884; Com., ad. rep. and 3R.,: 2888.

GAMING AND BETTING (POKER MACHINES) TAXATION AMENDMENT BILL:

Assembly: Ways, 2727; m.s.o. and urgency, 2952; m.s.o., 2953; ways, 2954; resolution reported and all stages, 2955; mes., 2971.


GENERAL LoAN ACCOUNT APPROPRIATION BILL:

Assembly: M.s.o., 2432; all stages, 2434; mes., 2534; assent, 3027.

Council: 1R., m.s.o. and 2R., 2451; Com., ad. rep. imd 3R., 2463; assent, 2992.

GOVERNMENT GUARANTEES (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 2347; 1R., 2349; 2R., 2617; Com., ad rep. and 3R., 2623; mes., 2748.

Council: 1R. and m.s.o., 2644; 2R., 2686; Com., ad rep. and 3R., 2690.

GovERNoR's SALARY (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 2725; 1R., 2726; 2R., Com., ad rep. and 3R., 2906; mes., 2936.

Council: 1R. and m.s.o., 2852; 2R., 2853; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 2854.

HOUSING INDEMNITIES (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int. and 1R., 667; 2R., 791; Com. and ad. rep., 805; 3R., 823; mes., 850; assent, 1072.

Council: 1R. and :m.s.o., 806; 2R., 813; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 815; assent, 1013.

HUNTER DISTRICT WATER, SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int. and 1R., 712; 2R., 779; Com. and ad. rep., 780; 3R., 823; mes., 850; assent, 1072.

Council: 1R. and m.s.o., 805; 2R., 808; Com., 809; ad. rep. and 3R., 810; assent, 1013.

INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 716; 1R., 719; 2R., 823, 888; Com., 911; ad. rep., 918; 3R., 974; mes. and cons. amdts., 1402; ad. rep., 1403; assent, 1409.

Council: 1R. and m.s.o., 1013; 2R., 1014, 1080, 1186; Com., 1204; ad. rep., 1231; 3R., 1338; mes., 1359; assent, 1736.

· SESSION 1964-65 XXl


BILLS (continued):

JUDGES' PENSIONS AND EQUITY {AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 2122; 1R., 2124; 2R., 2360; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 2362; mes., 2418; assent, 3027.


LAND TAX MANAGEMENT {AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 1726; 1R., 1728; 2R., 1812; Com., 1833; ad. rep., 1835; 3R., 1883; mes., 2028; assent, 2262.

Council: 1R., 1837; 2R., 1942; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 1953; assent, 2248.

. LANDLORD AND TENANT (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 2529; 1R., 2534; 2R., 2749; Com., 2799; ad. rep. and 3R., 2806; mes., 2936.

Council: 1R., m.s.o. and 2R., 2808; Com., 2838; ad. rep., 2847; 3R., 2848.

LAw OF EVIDENCE BILL (pro forma) : Assembly: 1R., 65. Council: 1R., 11.

LEGAL ASSISTANCE {AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 1731; 1R., 1733; 2R., 1888; Com. and ad. rep., 1895; 3R., 1983; mes., 2028; assellt, 2382.


LOCAL GOVERNMENT (BUILDING REGULATION) AMENDMENT BILL:

Assembly: Int., 2119; 1R., 2121; 2R., 2282; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 2291; mes., 2382; assent, 3027.


LOCAL GOVERNMENT (ELECTIONS) AMENDMENT BILL;


Council: 1R., m.s.o. and 2R., 2978; Com., 2983; ad. rep. and 3R., 2984.

MAINTENANCE BILL:

Assembly: Tnt., 2223; 1R., 2226; 2R., 2534, 2577; Com., 2600; ad. rep. and 3R., 2604; mes., 2936; cons. amdts. and ad rep., 2971.

Council: 1R. and m.s.o., 2563; 2R., 2654, 2663; Com., 2677; ad. rep., 2680; 3R., 2848; mes., 2975.

MARKETING OF PRIMARY PRODUCTS (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 2049; 1R., 2053; 2R., 2134; 2230, 2277; Com., 2281; ad rep. and 3R., 2282; mes., 2321; assent, 2706.

Council: 1R., 2256; m.s.o. and 2R., 2257; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 2261; assent, 2643.

BILLS (continued):

MEAT INDUSTRY (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int. and 1R., 1734; 2R., 1895; Com., 1904; ad rep., 1905; 3R., 1983; mes., 2088; assent, 2382.

Council: 1R., 1938; 2R., 2014; Com., ad rep. and 3R., 2020; assent, 2371.

MENTAL HEALTH (AMENDMENT) BILL:


Council: 1R., m.s.o. and 2R., 2863; Com. and ad. rep., 2874; 3R., 2974.

NEW SOUTH WALES INSTITUTE OF PSYCHIATRY BILL:

Assembly: Int., 713; 1R., 714; 2R., 985, 1001, 1049; Com., 1054; ad. rep. and 3R., 1059; mes., 2054; cons. amdts. and ad rep., 2133; assent, 2382.

Council: 1R., 1014; 2R., 1869, 1998; Com. and ad. rep., 2004; ·3R.,. 2012; mes., 2091· assent, 2371. '

NURSES REGISTRATION (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 2054; 1R., 2056; 2R., 2126; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 2133; mes., 2382; cons. amdt., 2488; ad. rep., 2490· assent 3027. , '

Council: 1R. and m.s.o., 2091; 2R., 2105, 2179; Com., 2187, 2249; report, 2253; recom., 2254; ad. rep., 2255; 3R., 2321; mes., 2464; assent, 2992.

PASTURES PROTECTION (AMENDMENT) BILL: Assembly: Int., 2418; 1R., 2574; 2R., 3014;

Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 3023; mes., 3027.

Council: 1R., m.s.o. and 2R., 2984; Com., ad rep. and 3R., 2992.

PHARMACY BILL:

Assembly: Cons. resumed, 1729; cons. amdts., 1983, 2056; ad. rep. and mes., 2056, 2246; assent, 2706.

Council: Mes., 2027; Com., 2147; ad. rep. and mes., 2179; assent, 2662.

POLICE REGULATION (ASSISTANT COMMISSIONERS) AMENDMENT BILL:


Council: 1R., and m.s.o., 2852; 2R., 2855; Com., 2860; ad. rep. and 3R., 2863.

POLICE REGULATION (WOMEN POLICE) AMENDMENT BILL:

Assembly: Int. and 1R., 2347; 2R., 2623; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 2627; mes., 2748.

Council: 1R., 2644; 2R., 2690; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 2696.

xxii INDEX TO SUBJECTS

Volumes 52-55

BILLS (continued) : PRIVATE HOSPITALS (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 714; 1R., 716; 2R., 981; Com. and ad. rep., 985; 3R., 1001; mes., 2054; cons. amdts., 2133; ad. rep., 2134; assent, 2382.

Council: 1R., 1014; 2R., 1872, 1953, 1995; Com., 1997; ad. rep., 1998; 3R., 2012; mes., 2091; assent, 2371.

STAMP DUTIES (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Ways, 2428; m.s.o. and ways, 2605; resolution reported, 1R., 2R., and Com., 2615; ad. rep. and 3R., 2617; mes., 2706.

Council: 1R., and m.s.o., 2644; 2R., 2644; Com.~ ad. rep. and 3R., 2653.

STATUTORY SALARIES ADJUSTMENT BILL:

Assembly: Int., 2723; 1R., 2725; 2R., 2902; Com. and ad. rep., 2905; 3R., 2906; mes., 2936.


SUPPLY BILL:

Assembly: M.s.o., 668; supply, 668, 685; remaining stages, 699; mes., 179; assent, 1001.


SURVEYORS (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 1811; 1R., 1812; 2R., 1905; Com. and ad. rep., 1912; 3R., 1983; mes., 2088; assent, 2382.


SYDNEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 1729; 1R., 1730; 2R., 1883; Com. and ad. rep., 1888; 3R., 1983; mes., 2382; cons. amdt. and ad. rep., 2490; assent, 3027.

Council: 1R., 1938; 2R., 2092; Com., 2102, 2255; ad. rep., 2256; 3R., 2321; mes., 2464; assent, :t992.

UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE BILL:

Assembly: Int., 2351; 1R., 2355; 2R., 2936; Com., 2949; ad. rep., 2951; 3R., 2951; mcs., 2971.


WORKERS' COMPENSATION (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: Int., 2226; 1R., 2230; 2R., 2434, 2490; Com., 2525; ad. rep. and 3R., 2526; mes., 2706; cons. amdt., 2901; ad. rep., 2902.

Council: 1R., m.s.o. and 2R., 2545; Com. and ad. rep., 2563; 3R., 2643; mes., 2852.

Bread: Baking Hours, q., 1737. Price, q., 2344, 2468.

Bridges: Bargo, address, 426. Como, address, 393, 602; loan est., 854~

budget, 1472, 1913; q., 2471. Construction, address, 261. Cook's River, address, 393. De Burgh's, q., 37, 705. Duck River, address, 293. Georges River Crossings, address, 393; q.,

1128; budget, 1472; q., 2271. Gladesville, address, 39; budget, 1264, 1495~

adj., 2806. Glebe Island, q.-, 1542. Government Programme, address, 255. Gully Line, New Lambton, q., 1539. Harwood, address, 352. Hawkesbury River, q., 3001. Hawthorne Canal, q., 1124; budget, 1495,

1497. Kyeemagh, address, 393. Lugarno, address, 392; q., 1236. Murwillumbah, q., 753. Muswellbrook Overbridge, adj., 648; q., 658. Parramatta River, address, 493. Penrith Railway, q., 478, 1367. Pyrmont, loan est., 2069. St. Leoriards, q., 1239. Salt Pan Creek, address, 517. Sydney Harbour, address, 19, 127, 546; loan

est., 1914; q., 2108. Taren Point, address, 392, 600; q., 748. Tom Ugly's address, 600.

Budget, 1964-1965: First Day's Debate, 956; Second Day's De

bate, 1157, 1174; Third Day's Debate, 1248; Fourth Day's Debate, 1389, 1403; Fifth Day's Debate, 1449; Sixth Day's Debate, 1485; Seventh Day's Debate, 1545, 1550.

Buildings and Building Regulations: Chevron Hotel, q., 1241, 1366. Collapse of Wall at Waterloo, q., 1127. Floor Space Index, q., 1956.

Business Undertakings, State: Loan Expenditure, loan est., 870, 872. State Brickworks, q ., 2031.

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c Cancer:

Treatment Unit in Newcastle Area, q., 2471.

Cattle and Livestock: Beef Research, address, 498. Dorrigo T.B. Testing, adj., 172. Pig Sales, address, 362. Stock and Station Agents, Increased Com

mission, q., 1882. Tick Control, q., 477, 584, 1536; pers. expl.,

1544; p.o., 1545; pers. expl., 1545. Tuberculosis, address, 94, 207; q., 314;

address, 362; q., 413; adj., 919; q., 2451.

Charitable Organisations: Central Authority, address, 268. Community Chest, address, 269. Finance, address, 269. Government Contributions, q., 998. Overseas, address, 269. Personal Contact, address, 270. Royal Shipwreck Relief and Humane Society, est., 1563.

St. Vincent de Paul Society, address, 390. United Protestant Association, address, 390. Voluntary Services, address, 269.

Child Welfare: Blacktown, address, 75. Boy Scouts and Girl Guides, Land, q., 1409. Delinquency, address, 115, 593; q., 1540. Departmental Annual Report, iabled, 1787. Field Officers, budget, 1521. Foster Homes, address, 22. Girl Guide Movement, Government Assist-

ance, est., 1622. Gunnedah, q., 316. Handicapped Children, address, 22, 464. InaJa Home for Mentally Handicapped

Children, q., 1777. Kurri Kurri Boys' Training School, q., 132. Private Youth Recreation Centres, q., 1014,

1034. Racial Discrimination, q., 369. Retarded Children, Bankstown Centre, address, 516.

R.S.L. Youth Clubs, adj., 2145. Services, address, 21. State Wards, q., 464, 2033. Subnormal Children's Welfare Association,

q., 1131.

Child Welfare (continued):

Youth Centre, Harbord, petition, 1409. Youth Commission, q., i54. Youth Leadership Course, q., 1780. Youth Policy Advisory Committee, address,

115, 548; q., 1696; adj., 1966.

Churchill, Sir Winston: · Congratulatory Message, q., 2338, 2707.

Closer Settlement: See "Land and Land Settlement".

Clubs: Australasian Pioneers' Club, m., 2272; adj.,

2889. Minors, q., 886. R.S.L. Youth Clubs, Subsidy, q., 748. Wentworth Falls Bowling Club, est., 1663.

Coal Industry: Electricity Generation, budget, 1263. Exports, address, 300; q., 540; address, 547;

loan est., 1919. Drilling, loan est., 1919. Exploration, budget, 966. Gunnedah, address, 520. Joint Coal Board's Annual Report, tabled,

1965. Joint Committee, address, 53: q., 479; _pro

gress report tabled, 2719. Lithgow State Mine, q., 194. Loading Plant, address, 46, 47, 53, 106;

budget, 1453. Marketing, loan est., 1919. Mine Subsidence Board's Annual Report, tabled, 1883.

Mine Subsidence Legislation, q., 1698. Output, loan est., 1919. Port Handling Equipment, address, 106; ·loan est., 854; budget, 1457. Residual Oil Competition, q., 133. Sales to Japan, address, 53. South Coast, address, 68. State Mines, budget, 1457; loan est., 1918. State Mines Control Authority's Annual

Report, tabled, 2036. ·Strike in 1949, address, 305. Supplies to Vales Point and Munmorah

Power Stations, budget, 1451. Survey, address, 520.

XXIV INDEX TO SUBJECTS

Volumes 52-55

Commonwealth-State Relations (See also "Banking," Finances and Investment"):

Airlines, budget, 1254. Financial, address, 98, 232, 333; loan est.,

862; budget, 1160, 1175, 1261; 1488, 1501, 1506, 1507; loan est., 2070.

Loan Council Allocations, address, 596; q., 1633.

State Rights, budget, 1175. Victorian Advantage, loan est., 2066.

Communism (See also "Peace Movements"):

Australian Congress for International Cooperation and Disarmament, address, 224, 481, 494, 500, 566, 596; q., 737, 806; m., 1039; budget, 1249, q., 1360; budget, 1491, 1509; urgency., 1540; q., 1938.

Coal Strike, address, 293. Government's Attitude, address, 630. Labor Policy, address, 172. Influence in Trade Unions, address, 176. Nazism at Ashfield, budget, 1389. Political Strikes, address, 306. Threat to Australia. address, 175.

Companies: Australian Pines and Products Ltd., q., 750. Brixite Australia (Wollongong) Pty. Ltd., adj., 1992.

Building, address, 628. Free Enterprise, address, 300. Furness, Mr. R. A., Activities, address, 206. Investigations, q., 2445. Latec Investments Ltd., q., 2450. McConnell and Fear Pty. Ltd., loan est.,

856, 858; budget, 1531, 1545; pers. expl., 1548.

Multiple Registration, q., 1941. Official Managers, q., 2707. Project Interiors Pty. Ltd., address, 206. Ready Mixed Concrete, address. 300. Stanton Pipes Pty. Ltd., address, 492.

Confidential Documents: Disclosure, q., 193, 368, 375; adj., 402, 533.

Conservation (See also "Water"): Allocation, loan est., 678. Departmental Annual Report, tabled, 3008.

Conservation (continued) :

Hunter Valley Conservation Trust, Annual Report, tabled, 928.

Narrabri, q., 747. Soil, address, 97; loan est., 869. Soil Conservation Service, loan est., 2085;

report tabled, 1703. Wollongong-Port Kembla Sand, est., 1569.

Co-operative Societies: Building, budget, 1499. Credit Union Adviser, q., 366. Credit Unions, address, 465; q., 819. Newcastle, address, 343. Permanent Building, q., 2270. School Savings Accounts, q., 883. Woonona, q., 2570, 2718.

Cotton: Barwon Electorate, address, 554. Development in Australia, address, 103,

276.

COUNCIL, LEGISLATIVE (See also "Parliament"):

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE, adj., 366, 745, 815. 1033, 1359, 2027, 2261, 2337, 2381, 2464, 2564, 2706.

COMMITTEES:

Reports of Printing Committee, tabled, 365, 1186, 2147, 2992.

Sessional: Library, Printing, Standing Orders, House, m., 36.

Subordinate Legislation, m., 36; report tabled, 2974.

Temporary Chairmen, 11.

DEPUlY PRESIDENT AND CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES (THE HoN. E. G. WRIGHT), RuLINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS:

Chair: A member must address the Chair, 2860.

Interjections: Disorderly, 1027, 2176. Offensive and Objectionable Remarks: A

point of order objecting to the word "stupid" was not upheld, 1211. On a member objecting that the member addressing the Chair was misquoting a third member, the remarks complained of were withdrawn, 1212. The words, "For this relief much thanks", used as a member left the Chamber were objected to by the departing member but when the member using them did not withdraw the expression, the other member's request for a withdrawal was not

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COUNCIL, LEGISLATIVE (continued):

DEPUTY PRESIDENT AND CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES (THE HON. E. G. WRIGHT), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued):

pressed, 1213. On a member's taking offence at the words "racecourse urger" the words objected to were withdrawn, 2160.

Procedure: Exercise of casting vote, 1231, 2153, 2178, 2179, 2844, 2847.

When a long list of amendments in a bill was received from the Assembly, the Committee dealt with the amendments in appropriate divisions rather than in globo, 2147, 2148. When the Committee was considering a bill with 120 clauses, Mr. Chairman put the clauses in groups, 2677.

Relevance: A member must keep to the point, 1213, 1214.

ELECTION OF MEMBERS, 63.

LEAVE OF ABSENCE:

Hon. A. E. Armstrong, 11. Hon. 0. M. Falkiner, 11. Hon. J. D. Kenny, 11. Hon. E. C. O'Dea, 11. Hon. Sir Edward Warren, 11.

MEMBERS SWORN:

Hon. T. E. Gordon, 11. Hon. J. C. Mcintosh, 11.

PRESIDENT, THE (THE HoN. W. E. DICKSON), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS:

Address-in-Reply: Copy· of LieutenantGovernor's speech, 11. Presentation, 308, 366.

Chair: A member must address the Chair, 183, 184, 1100, 1111.

Christmas Felicitations: Response, 2995. Interjections: A member is not entitled to

ask the member addressing the Chair to explain a point that he has made which is beyond the l!llderstanding of the member interjecting in the way that it has been put to the House, 1107.

Disorderly, 121, 252, 253, ~090, 1104, 1340, 2821, 2887.

Members Sworn: The Hon. J. C. McIntosh and the Hon. T. E. Gordon, 11:

Personal Explanation: Granting of leave, 303.

Points of Order: It is no point of order to contest another member's version of an interjection, 183. The· President has no objection to a member's speaking f~om notes, 1096.

d

COUNCIL, LEGISLATIVE (continued):

PRESIDENT, THE (THE HON. W. E. DICK-SON), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued):

Procedure: A member is questioned about to whom he is directing his queries, 2002.

Questions Without Notice: A member's remarks were described as advice, not the supplementary question they purported to be, 1340. A member asking a question without notice may not make a speech, 1837. Before the Minister answers a question without notice another member is permitted to ask a question on the same subject, 2248, 2322.

Sub Judice: A point of order asserting that a matter was sub judice was not upheld, 1097.

Temporary Chairmen of Committees: Nomination. of the Hon. F. W. Spicer, the Hon. L. S. Snider and the Hon. J. A. Weir, 11.

Vacant Seats: Return of writs, 10.

SEASONAL FELICITATIONS, adj., 2992.

SESSIONAL ORDERS, m., 36.

SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT, 24, 115, 366, 815, 1033,. 1359, 1955, 2107, 2337, 2564, 2661, 2706, 2889, 2992.

WRIT FOR ELECTION, 10.

Country Party: Constitution, address, 605. Endorsement of Candidates, address, 434. Graziers' Association, Relation to, address, 430.

Political Ineptitude, address, 420. Statements in Albury on Local Government, address, 391.

Tactics, address, 532.

Courts and Legal Procedure: Bail, address, 399. Bankstown Aldermen's Trial, q., 1413. Clyne, Mr. Peter, Re-admission to Ba~. q.,

2265, 2271. Committal for Trial, est., 1629. Costs of Litigation, address, 381, 395; q.,

807; est., 1656. Court Houses :

Blacktown, address, 15. Campbelltown, address, 226. Darlinghurst, address, 621; loan est., 857. Newcastle, q., 136; address, 226. Orange, address, 226.

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Volumes 52-55

Courts and Legal Procedure (continued): Docks, q., 2031. Expedition of Cases, address, 398. Filing of Bills, q., 403. Indictment Procedure, est., 1652. Judgments against Insurance Companies, ad-

dress, 396. Law Reform Committee, q., 137. Law Vacations, q,, 818. Legal Aid, q., 137; address, 179, 380, 399;

est., 1661. Lidcombe Children's Court, q., 2112. McDonald, Donald Patrick, Committal for oTrial, est., 1656. Matrimonial Causes, q., 2195. Mental Patients, address, 140. Night Courts, est., 1559. Noise Nuisance, address, 117. Ombudsman, address, 401. O'Ryan, Edward Stanley, Committal for Trial, est., 1454.

Payments into Court, q., 539. Police Prosecutions, q., 133, 1421. Pre-trial Procedures, address, 397. Prosecutions in Great Britain, est., 1453. Public Attitude to Laws, address, 264. Public Defender and Public Solicitor, q., 649,

822; est., 1656, 1661. Sub-judice Rule, q., 1700. Suitors' Fund, q., 1876. Supreme Court Rules, address, 398. · Traffic Fines, budget, 1524. Traffic Offences, address, 116. Women Jurors, q., 2974.

Crime: Compensation to Victims, address, 131; q.,

374. Criminal Mental Defectives, address, 208. Incidence, budget, 1393. Increase, address, 109; q., 816; budget,

1169, 1421; est., 1554. Motor Vehicles and Sex Crimes, q., 1338. Rape, q., 1240. Vandalism, address, 109.

D

Dairy Industry (See also "Milk"); Casino, address, 357. Commonwealth Assistance, address, 456. Costs, address, 256. Industrial Conditions, address, 357.

Dairy Industry (continued) :

Menindee, q., 537, 1788. North Coast, loan est., 2078. Richmond-Tweed Districts, address, 554. T.B. Testing, address, 256.

Debt CoUectors: Practices, q., 409, 701.

Decentralisation: Administration, budget, 1502. Allocations, address, 495; budget, 966; est.,

1627. Castlereagh, address, 156. Commonwealth ROle, address, 103, 234, 354,

456; m ... 755, 928. Country Areas, address, 445; loan est., 1932. Department, est., 1621. Depressed Areas, address, 232. Expenditure, budget, 1502. Farm Machinery, est., 1626. Federal Liberal Policy, address, 157. Federal Sphere, address, 384. Freight Concessions, budget, 1502; est.,

1628. Fund, address, 126, 520; est., 1621. Glen Innes, address, 495. Government Policy and Record, address,

102, 232, 384, 519; budget, 1174, 1183. Industry, address, 125, 126, 184; q., 199;

address, 203, 270, 457, 519, 534; m., 1136; budget, 1503; m., 1795.

Inland Provincial Cities, loan est., 1932. Land Development, est., 1670. Ministry, address, 104, 157, 216, 219. North-west, address, 51. Population, address, 127; loan est., 867. Railways' Role, budget, 1504. Regional Development Committees, est.\

1626. Requirements, address, 345. State Liberal Policy, 'add,ress, 158. Subsidy on per capita Ratings, q., 995. Victoria, .address, 158. Wollondilly, est., 1622.

Decimal Currency: Conversion, q., 61. Purchasing Power, q., 197. School Syllabus, q., 58.

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?5th August, 1964, to 31st March, 1965

Defamation Act: Amendment, q., 1577. Objectional provisions, est., 1659.

Defence: Civil, q., 1880; ioan est., 2067. Director of Civil Defence, Seconding to

Opera House, q., 1957. Expenditure, address, 224. Labor Policy, address, 604. Neutral Bay ·submarine Base, q., 1962; loan est., 2070.

R.A.A.F. Advertisements, q., 1365. Use of Stock· Routes for C.M.F. Training,

q., 2386.

Dentists: Dental Benefits Scheme, q., 1958. Dental Unit, q., 580. Hillston, est., 1618.

Deserted Wives: Social Services, q., 923.

DIVISIONS: ASSEMBLY:

~ .. ·-·

Adult Training Scheme, urgency, 997. Air Transport Bill, (S.O. 175) 1337; 2R.,

1337; Com., 1384, 1388. Budget, 1964-1965, (S.O. 175) 1546; amdt., 1547; (S.O. 175) 1547.

Decentralisation, (S.O. 175) 1796; amdt., 1796.

Drought on Mid North Coast, (S.O. 175) 2574; adj., (S.O. 49) 2575. .

Estimates, 1964-1965, (S.O. 175B) 1725. Gaming and Betting (Poker Machines)

Taxation Amendment Bill, urgency, 2952; m.s.o., 2953.

Housing of Aged Persons, (S.O. 175) 1807; amdt., 1807; (S.O. 175) 1808.

Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, Com., 916, 918.

Ladies' Hairdressing Salons, urgency, 923. Land Tax Management (Amendment) Bill,

Com., 1834. Lieutenant-Governor's Speech: Address in

Reply, Extension of Time for Minister for Health, 149; (S.O. 175) 646; amdt., 646; (S.O. 175) 647.

Loan Estimates, 1964-1965, (S.O. 175) 2432; amdt., 2432; (S.O. 175) 2433.

Local-Government Finance, urgency, 2392.

DIVISIONS (continued):

Margarine Quotas, urgency, 1420. Meat Industry (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1904. Peace Movements, urgency, 1049, 1542. Pharmacy Bill, cons. amdts., 1987, 1992;

Com., 2149, 2151, 2153, 2178. Police Force Strength, urgency, 2898. Road Accidents, (S.O. 175) 2213; m., 2217. Sessional Orders, (S.O. 175) 2483. Trade Union Elections, urgency, 1639. University of Newcastle Bill, 2R., (S.O. 175)

2949; Com., (S.O. 175) 2951; 3R., (S.O. 175) 2951. .

Wheat Storage, (S.O. 175) 2402; adj., (S.O. 49) 2405.

COUNCIL:

Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, Com., 1214, 1230.

Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, Com., 2844, 2846, 2847.

Dockyard, State: Dismissals, q., 880. Expansion, q., 369, 1239. Shipbuilding Activities, q., 1951.

Dredging (See also "Harbours"): Dredge Dillingham, address, 559. Georges River, address, 389; q., 753. Hawthorne Canal, budget, 1497. Port Hacking, q., 753. Wallis Lake, Bar, adj., 465.

E

Economic Conditions (See also "Banking", "Commonwealth-State Relations", "Finances and Investment"):

Buoyancy, address, 268; budget, 1489. Changes, address, 267. Commonwealth's Influence, address, 155. Export Earnings, budget, 1458. Improvements, address, 155, 227; budget,

1158. . Progress in State, address, 323. Prosperity, address, 518.

- Recessions, address, 164. State Action, budget, 1159. State Comparisons, address, 12, 156, 162,

345, 351, 377; budget, 1261, 1489. Wage Increases, address, 279.

xxvili INDEX TO SUBJECTS

Volumes 52-55

. Education (See also "Schools, High Schools and Technical Colleges", "Teachers", "Universities"):

Achievements, budget, 1519. Adult Training Scheme, urgency, 996. Air Excursions by School Children, q., 584. Allocation, budget, 1164. Allowances, budget, 1395. Assistance, q., 994. Boilermaker's Course, Murwillumbah, q.,

2111. Bursaries, budget, 1362, 1395. Commercial Cookery Course, Newcastle, q.,

1784. Commission, budget, 1455. Commonwealth Grants, address, 164, 457. Country Areas, address, 285. Country Party Policy, loan est., 875. Department's Efficiency, address, 547. Drummond, Hon. D. H., address, 603. Finance, address, 165, 464; budget, 864,

1496; m., 2405. Government Record, budget, 1496. Kindergartens in Housing Projects, q., 1874. Handicapped Children, address, 22, 124,

214 .. Learn to Swim Free Campaign, est., 1627. Liberal Policy, loan est., 875. Library Subsidies, q., 886; budget, 1165,

1474. Loan Allocations, loan est., 676. Music, q., 1119. Old Districts, budget, 1474. Parents and Citizens' Associations, address,

548. Placing of High School Pupils, q., 2571. Planning, budget, '1504. Plumbing Course, q., 1477. Pre-school Kindergartens, address, 547; q.,

2892. Religious Instruction in Schools, address,

323. Religious Syllabus, q., 57; address, 91; q.,

173; address, 110; m., 199; address, 205, 343, 362, 443, 510, 556; q., 702, 2034.

Scholarships, budget, 964, 1258. School Discipline, q., 1874. Science Laboratories, address, 165; loan

est., 855, 875; budget, 1165. Slow Learners, address, 112. Slow Learners School, Sutherland, q., 1696. State Aid to Private Schools, address, 164;

q., 1784. Subsidies, budget, 1165. Technical, address, 415.

Education (continued) :

Tertiary, budget, 1519. Textbooks, loan est., 1928. Wollongong-Kembla, address, 69.

Electorates and Elections: Bogus Canvassers, q., 578. By-election Results, budget, 1169. Candidates' Merits, budget, 1495. Casino, address, 357, 375. Closing of Polling Booths, est., 1611. Concord, address, 484. Drummoyne, budget, 1495, 1501. Electoral Boundaries, address, 233, 483; est.,

1609. Government's Chances, loan est., 861. Government Propaganda in Country Elec

torates, address, 382. Hawkesbury, address, 484. Lakemba, address, 454, 461; budget, 1518,

1523, 1529; return tabled, 1883. Postal Voting, est., 1607, 1608; 1611. Rockdale, budget, 1404. Small Polling Centres, est., 1607. Swing against Labor, address, 77. Waratah, address, 77, 100, 338, 483, 587. Wollondilly, est., 1609. Wollongong-Kembla, address, 66, 107, 154,

219, 483.

Efecbicity : Amalgamation of County Councils, q., 371. Authority, address, 300; report tabled, 2574. Carlingford Control Centre, budget, 1264. Charges, budget, 1264, 1406, 1494. Commission, address, 52; report tabled,

2474. Costs, budget, 1457, 1494. Dapto Subdivision, address, 423. Development, address, 71, 156, 302. Generation, address, 105, 353, 378. Government Record, budget, 1494. Hawkesbury Development Coy., adj., 63,

246; q., 997; budget, 1493. Lake Munmorah, loan est., 676. Legume, address, 362. Liddell Power Station, q., 1035, 2890. North-west, address, 50, 520. Power Stations, budget, 1495. Ravensworth Power Station, q., 2995. Rural Electrification, address, 185.

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Electricity (continued):

Tallawarra Power Station, address, 66. Vales Point Power Station, q., 407; address, 454; loan est., 676; budget, 1263, 1451.

Victoria, address, 597; budget, 1405, 1495. Wangi Power Station, q., 820.

Employment: Australia, address, 317. Canada, address, 318. Commonwealth Grant, loan est., 861. Economic Motive, address, 191. Fruit Pickers, q., 1574. Industrial Legislation, address, 250. Overtime, budget, 1523. Relief Grants, address, 439; q., 2895. Rights of the Individual, address, 251. School Leavers, q., 1126, 1573. State, budget, 1178. Women, address. 21.

Estimates, 1964-1965: Advance to Treasurer, 1726. Attorney-General and Justice, 1629, 1652. Chief Secretary and Minister for Tourist

Activities, 1565, 1606. Child Welfare and Social Welfare; 1726. Closer Settlement Fund, 1726. Conservation, 1726. Education, 1726. Government Railways Fund, 1726. Government Railways Renewal Fund, 1726. Health, 1612. Housing and Co-operative Societies, 1726. Labour and Industry, 1726. Lands, 1661. Legislature, 1550. Local Government, 1726. Maritime Services Board, 1726. Maritime Services Board Renewal Fund,

1726. Mines, 1726. Metropolitan Transport Trust General Fund,

1726. Newcastle and District Transport Trust

General Fund, 1726. Payments Unauthorised in Suspense, 1726. Premier, 1553. Public Works, 1675, 1725. Road Transport and Traffic Fund, 1726. Transport, 1564. Treasurer and Minister for Industrial De

velopment and Decentralisation, 1621.

F Fauna and Flora:

Black Swans, address, 126; q., 173. Conservation, address, 122. Propagation of Native Birds, q., 1694, 2382. Protection, est., 1606, 1610. Amendment of Legislation, address, 122;

356. Fish and Wild Life Commission, address,

349; est., 1610. Kangaroos, Destruction, address, 350; adj.,

364.

Ferry Services: Co-ordination with Bus Services, address,

242. Hydrofoil Vessels, q., 242, 3006. Parking Areas at Wharves, address, 241. Sydney Harbour, loan est., 1915; p.o., 1916. Sydney Harbour Transport Board's Annual

Report, tabled, 1965. Tumbulgum, q., 1482. Use, address, 241.

Festivals: Bicentenary of Cook's Landing, q., 1698,

1785, 2035. Show Day, Cowra Municipality and Wau

goola Shire, q., 198.

Finances and lnvesbnent (See also "Bank-ing", "Commonwealth-State Rela-tions", "Economic Conditions"):

Attracting Oversea Industries, address, 545. Basic Wage, address, 463. Budget, 1964-1965, budget, 960, 1449. Budget Deficits and Surpluses, budget, 1157,

1159, 1176, 1178, 1261, 1393, 1449, 1488; est., 1667.

Commonwealth Allocations, address, 155. Commonwealth Budgets, address, 390, 463;

q., 704; loan est., 873. Commonwealth Capital Works, loan est., 863.

Commonwealth Grants, budget, 963, 1177. Commonwealth Policy, address, 76, 344,

383; q., 706; loan est., 872, 876, 2062, 2065.

Consolidated Revenue Fund, budget, 961, 1176.

Credit Squeeze, address, 587; q., 1364; budget, 1469.

INDEX TO SUBJECTS

Volumes 52-SS

Finances and lnvestJilent (continued) :

Departmental Finance, budget, 958. Federal Leadership, address, 166. Former Premier's Efforts, address, 320. Fringe Banking, budget, 1469. Government Accounts, est., 1667, 1680. Government Allocations, budget, 958; loan

est., 673. Government Policy, budget, 1473; est., 1667. Government Spending, address, 500; loan

est., 862; budget, 1501; loan est., 2065. Inflation, q., 884, 2710. Interest Rate, q., 2262. Internal Finance, budget, 1459. Loan Allocations, address, 161, 553; loan

est., 850, 851, 874, 2063, 2076, 2078. Loan Council, loan est., 863. Loan Estimates, q., 2715. Loan Funds, address, 359; loan est., 861. Loan Liability, lo·an est., 873. Loan Market, address, 171; loan est., 873. Mining Partnerships Act, q., 535. National Debt, address, 164; loan est., 873. Oversea Investors, address, 319; q., 2384. Prime Minister's Statement, loan est., 874. Revenue, address, 206; loan est., 873; bud-

get, 1178. • State Budgets, budget, 1176, 1262. State Comparisons, address, 365, 596. State Debt, loan est., 865. Victorian Budget, address, 511; q., 536;.

address, 596; budget, 1159, 1506.

Fires and Fire Brigades: Bush Fires, est., 1565, 1568. Oil Fire, Hunters Hill, q., 1695, 1701. Prevention, q., 316. Voluntary Bush Fire Fighters' Insurance,

est., 1568. Wakehurst Electorate, adj., 2543.

Fireworks: Ban, q., 1361.

Fish Industry: Casino, address, 359. Ebor Trout Hatchery, est., 1612. Hatcheries, est., 1606. North Coast, address, 563. Salt Water Anglers, q., 822, 881.

Floods (See also "State Emergency Ser-vices"):

Assistance to Victims, budget, 967. Commonwealth Assistance, address, 456. Drainage Unions, q., 1363. Gwydir River, loan est., 2084. Hawkesbury Valley, q., 883; est., 1689. Lake Cowal, adj., 1534. Mitigation, address, 71, 159; loan est., 675,

855. Tamworth Electorate, est., 1608, 1665. The Raft, Moree, q., 1882. Williamtown, address, 95.

Forests: Afforestation Programme, address, 359;

budget, 1451. Forestry Resources Council, address. 530. Softwoods, address, 262.

G Gas Industry:

Petroleum Gas Rail Tanker, budget, 1511.

Government, State: Achievements, address, 12, 21, 66, 190, 302,

318, 379, 389, 419. Betrayal of Workers, address, 229. Cabinet Decisions, q., 577. Caucus Meetings, address, 606. Censure, est., 1680; loan est., 2062. Change of Leadership, address, 229, 607. Complacency, address, 202. Efficiency, address, 232; q., 1128. Election Promises, loan est., 862. Electoral Pattern, loan est., 861. Financial Planning, budget, 1158, 1403. Inactivity, address, 107, 113, 203, 589. Legislative Programme, address, 92, 609. Policy, address, 94, 503; budget, 1169. Public Confidence, address, 454. Public Relations Campaign, address, 228. Publications, budget, 1504. Record, address, 94, 503, 605, 610; budget,

1501. Representations by Individuals, address,

395. Responsibility, address, 226; budget, 1501. Social Legislation, address, 277; budget,

1501. Socialist Outlook, address, 162. Sovereignty, address, 227. Tactics, address, 606.

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Governor:

Speech Opening Parliament, address, 215, 225, 487, 551.

H Harbours (See also "Dredging" and "Mari-

time Services Board") :

Botany Bay, q., 3000. Brunswick Heads, est., 1687. Coff's Harbour, address, 561. Darling Harbour, loan est., 675. Finance, address, 284. Greenbank Island Scheme, adj.,· 470. Handling Equipment, address, 283, 299. Iluka, address, 558. Islands Reclamation Scheme, address, 96; ·

q., 136; address, 339; q., 412, 581, 754. Loan Allocations. loan est., 673. Newcastle, address, 1061; q., 193; address,

342, 559; loan est., 675; q., 1236, 2999. Newcastle Coal Loader, budget, 1458. 1528. North Coast, address, 562. Port Adelaide, address, 181, 285. Port Kembla, address, 67, 162, 180, 423,

602; loan est., 675. · Richmond River, loan est., 675. Sydney, address, 39, 41, 179, 282, 299, 304;

q., 2711. Tweed Heads, est., 1683, 1687. Wharves, address, 282. Wooli, address, 562; q., 822.

Health:

Alcoholics, Treatment, q., 1363. Allocations, address, 165; loan est., 678,

858; budget, 965. Child Centre for Armidale, est., 1616. Contact Lenses, q., 63. Departmental Annual Report, tabled, 543. Departmental Building Practice, est., 1616. Departmental Planning, budget, 1504. Director of Paraplegic Services, q., 992 .. Drugs:

Charges, q., 2467. Morning Glory, q., 998, 1786. Pep Pills, q., 2571. Phenacetin, q., 2341.

Far West Children's Health Scheme, est., 1627.

Heart Disease, q., 1782, 1785. Heart Operations on Babies, q., 479.

Health (continued) : :

Hubbard Association of Scientologists International, q., 817.

Maternal Welfare, est., 1612. Mental Patients:

Mason. David Herman, address, 88. Millane, Barry John, q., 405, 410. Newspaper criticism, address, 88. Release, address, 87, 152.

Notifiable Disabilities Bill, address, 111. Pharmacy Bill, address, 276. Quarantine Station, North Head, address,

113. Rehabilitation of Disabled Persons, q., 2465.

Sabin Oral Vaccine, q., 1697. School Dental Services, est., 1618, 1620. School Medical Service, Overcharge on

Spectacles, q., 1038. State Psychiatric Services; Annual Report,

tabled, 63.

Hire Purchase:

H. G. Palmer Pty. Ltd., Alleged Illegalities, address, 439.

Volume, budget, 1469.

Historic Buildings:

Port Macquarie, q., 2013. Sydney Customs House, q., 249.

Hospitals:

Administration, q., 2469. Allandale, Cessnock, q., 138, 1422. Allocations, loan est., 678, 858. Ardlethan, loan est., 1926. Armidale and New England District, bud-get, 1456; q., 2466.

Balranald, report tabled, 658. Bed-Cost, budget, 1498. Blacktown, address, 75; est., 1619. Bonalbo, q.,~ 583, 1360. Bulli Electorate, address, 601. Canterbury District, address, 336; budget,

1530. Casino, address, 362. Commission, est., 1620; q., 2323. Commonwealth Subsidy, budget, 1499. Construction, address, 601, 622. Coolangatta-Tweed Heads, q., 1130; est., 1617.

Country, loan est., 1932.

INDEX TO SuBJECTS

Volumes 52-55

Hospitals (continued) :

Dental Hospital, address, 461. Dubbo, loan est., 1932. Forbes, address, 203. Geriatric Patients, loan est., 877. Goodooga, q., 2662. Gosford, budget, 1256. Goulburn Base, loan est., 857. Government Record, address, 461. Greystanes Land, address, 355. Gundagai, address, 148. Inverell, q., 367; address, 497. Maitland, q., 138. Mental Patients, address, 141, 331; m., 1808, 2217.

Mona Vale, loan est., 858; est., 1619. Mullumbimby, est., 1617. Narromine, loan est., 1932. New, loan est., 677. Newcastle, address, 150, 342; q., 650. New Sites, est., 1619. Parkes, loan est., 1932. Parramatta, q., 540; adj., 878. Pensioner Patients, q., 57; loan est.,· 877. Prince of Wales, Rand wick, loan est., 877. Royal Newcastle, q., 55; address, 91, 289;

q., 539; address, 590; q., 1362. Royal North Shore, Board, address, 291. St. George District, Public Works Contract

address, 631. . ' Subsidies, budget, 1498; q., 1574. Sydney, address, 344; q., 1120, 1130. Sydney Eye, address, 467. The Hills Electorate, address, 348. Ungarie, loan est., 1926. Victoria, address, 463. Walcha, budget, 1456. Wallsend, q., 471. Waratah Electorate, budget, 1526. Warrawong, est., 1619. Wentworthville, loan est., 1928. Western Suburbs, q., 371; loan est., 2073. Westmead, Geriatric Units, addr(!ss, 356. West Warringah, est., 1615. West Wyalong, loan est., 1926. Wollongong, q., 2388. Young, address, 202.

. Hospital Benefits: Delays, q., 1782. Funds' Operating Costs. q., 310.

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Honsing: Allocation, loan est., 680, 859 .. Australian Iron and Steel Ltd., address, 483. Baulkham Hills,. loan est., 859. Bounty Scheme, Q•;. 477. Building Blocks, q., 139; adj., 1835. Building Methods, q., 1573. Building Tradesmen, Shortage, address, 451,

485. Campbelltown Satellite City, address, 429. Canberra, address, 453. Casino, address, 361. Cochrane Family, Eviction, adj., 918. Commission:

Achievements, address, 355. Address, 14, 108, 209, 319; loan est., 865. Annual Report, tabled, 2346. Applications, address, 166, 452, 504, 506;

loan est., 859; budget, 1167. Booklets, q., 2387. Brighton Flats, q., 2193. Completions, q., 1940. Construction Standards, address, 319. Emergency Accommodation, address, 116;

q., 1940. Green Valley and Mt. Druitt Develop

ments, address, 445, 546; q., 746. Home Purchases, q., 752, 1702. Herne Bay Settlement, q., 196; budget,

1521. Rents, address, 166.

Commonwealth Home Savings Grants, address, 191; q., 316; address, 451, 456, 466, 505.

Country Areas, address, 466, 524; loan est., 867; budget, 1502.

Crown Building Sites, address, 108. Finance, address, 245; loan est., 865. Forbes, budget, 1503. · Government Guarantees, address, 451. Granville, address, 416. Guyra, address, 446. High Density, address, 541. Jory, Mr. Robert, adj., 1184. Loans, budget, 1499. Migrants, q., 2034. Moss Vale, est., 1623. Narrabri and Wee Waa, q., 409, 542. Rents, address, 107; budget, 1486. Riverwood, budget, 1522; q., 2470. Rutherford, q., 1233 . Satellite City, budget, 1490. Shortage, address, 78, 111; loan est., 859;

budget, 1167, 1393, 1488, 1490.

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Housing (continued): Slum Clearance, address, 116, 166, 260; q.,

314; address, 319, 452; loan est., 859; q., 1694.

State Comparisons, address, 78, 245, 452, 453; q., 1125.

State Finance, address, 504, 506. Strata Titles, address, 321. Terry Hie Hie, q., 926, 1133. Waratah, budget, 1525. Wentworthville, address, 155; q., 1484. Wollongong, address, 155; q., 1484. War Service Homes, loan est., 865. Young, budget, 1503. Young Couples, address, 112.

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Immigration : Increase, q., 71. Naturalisation Ceremonies, budget, 1500. Tradesmen, address, 70.

India: Famine Aid, q., 2714.

Industrial Arbitration: Amendments to Legislation, address, 253. Builders Labourers' Federation, q.; 1410. Commonwealth Legislation, q., 1938. Employer-Employee Relations, address, 175. Factories, Shops and Industries Act, Report,

tabled, 317. History, address, 376. Industrial Registrar's Report, tabled, 2474. Opposition's Policy, address, 376. Penal Provisions, address, 174, 177, 183,

263, 293, 297, 307, 379, 630; q., 1940. Procedures, q., 58, 2117. Settlement of Disputes, address, 306. Stoppages, address, 306. Union Fines, address, 253; q., 738. Wages, address, 380.

Industry, Primary and Secondary: Aluminium Plant at Newcastle, address, 341. Bricklaying, address, 490. Brickmaking in Country, est., 1628. Brick Supplies, q., 2032. Building,· address, 488. Canned Fruit, address, 528. Casino, address, 359.

Industry, Primary and Secondary (con-tinued):

C.S.I.R.O. Projects, loan est., 873. Corkwood, address, 358. Energy Inquiry, address, 53.

· Expansion, address, 16, 319, 455; budget, 1405.

Export Trade, address, 52, 384, 450. Factories, address, 319. Factories and Shops Inspectors, address, 623. Fruit and Vegetable Marketing, budget,

1260; est., 1624. Islands Reclamation Scheme, address, 340. Leeton Cannery, address, 528. Millet Brooms, q., 536. Nationalisation, address, 457. Newcastle, address, _331. North Coast Exports, address, 561. Potatoes, est., 1624. Peanuts, address, 358. Primary Production, address, 529; loan est.,

869; budget, 956. Rural Development; address, 51, 104, 519. St. Mary's, q., 2115. Secondary, address, 70. Sugar, address, 359, 561. Synthetics, budget, 1394. Tobacco, address, 499, 527. Waratah, budget, 1525. Wollondilly, est., 1623. Wollongong-Kembla, address, 66.

Insurance: Failures, q., 650. Government Insurance Office, report tabled,

1787, .q., 1959. Motor Vehicle Comprehensive, q., 2189. Motor Vehicle Third Party, Women's Rights,

q:, 753.

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Land and Land Settlement (See also "Reserves"):

Baulkham Hills, loan est., 860. Borambil Station, address, 125. Booberoi Station, address, 125. Closer Settlement, address, 523, 525, 546·,

553; loan est., 2077, 2079, 2080. Closer Settlement Advisory Board, address,

524. Closer Settlement Proclamations, address,

524, 553; budget, 1505; est., 1674; loan est., 1926; q., 2194. ·

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Vohlmee 52-55

Land and Land Settlement (continued) : Conversion of Non-public Roads, budget,

1456. Crown Land Sales and Leases, address, 108,

111. Departmental Administration, budget, 1505;

est., 1664, 1671, 1674, 1678; loan est., 2079.

Home~maintenance Areas, est., 1670. Interim Development Order, Colo Shire, q.,

192, 315. Macleay Rive.r, est., 1671. Re-aggregation of Estates, address, 186. Resumptions, 888; q., 923; m., 1059, 1075; adj., 1570; est., 1661, 1671; q., 2270, 2272.

Subdivisions, budget, 1406. Tenterfield, address, 498. Transfers, est., 1660. Upper Nambucca, est., 1671. War Service, address, 552; budget, 1168;

loan est., 2077.

Landlord and Tenant Act: Amendment, address, 209. Anomalies, address, 79. Clyne, Mr. Peter, budget, 1508; q., 1963,

2472, 2711. Debate in Legis~ative Council, q., 3002. Estate Agents' Notices, q., 2544. Evictions, address, 210. Le.gal Actions, address, 381, 211; budget,

1508. Opposition Action, address, 166. Order under Section 6, q., 2807. Property Development Consultants, address,

381. Rents, address, 110, 167. Rent-controlled Premises, pers. expl., 3024. Section 5A Leases, q., 366; address, 416;

budget, 1507. Summonses for Recovery, q., 2322.

Liberal Party: Ash Street Domination, address, 388. Attitude, address, 378. Baseless Charges, address, 387. Chester Hill Activities, address, 502. City Inte.rests, address, 525. Country Party Relations, address, 420; loan·

est., 2076. Country Representation, address, 488. Election Promises, address, 525. Knockers, address, 461. Organisation, q., 1126.

Liberal Par,ty (continued) :

Packer, the Hon. R. C., M.L.C., address, 388.

Parliamentary Responsibility, address, 387. Policy, address, 93, 318. Political Assassinations, address, 388. Political Ine.ptitude, address, 220, 420. Press Domination, address, 388. Resignation of Member for Burwood, pers.

expl., 558. Ro~e of Opposition, address, 487. Selection of Senators, address, 388, 488. State Leadership, address, 488.

Life-Saving Clubs: Coogee, budget, 1475. State Championship, Surf Life.-saving Asso

ciation, q., 1875.

Liquor: Imported Glasses, address, 320. Licensed Retaurants, q., 1364.

Loan Estimates, 1964-1965: Consideration, supply, 672, 850, 1912, 2057,

2432.

Local Government: Additional Functions, address, 217. Auburn Tip, budget, 1509. Bankstown ·Council, address, 516; q., 2339. Broten v. Randwick Municipal Council, q.,

2109, 2189, 2269, 2996, 2997. Building Ordinances, q., 476. Drummoyne Municipal Library, budget,

1498. Eastern Suburbs Amalgamations, q., 924. Finance, address, 216, 362, 391, 493, 508,

516; budget, 1498, 1526; urgency, 2388. Gosford Shire Council, budget, 1256.· Greenbank Island, q., 2892. Hawthorne Canal, budget, 1495, 1497; q.,

2192. Labor Party's Policy, address, 218. Libraries, budget, 1498. Litigation, q., 373. Menai Development, address, 222. Non-ratable properties, address, 217, 222,

508. Payroll Tax, budget, 1498. Randwick Municipal Council, adj., 2037, 2043, 2045, 2046.

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Local Government (continued): Rates, address, 69, 76, 78, 454, 507; budget,

1164. Rate Concessions, address, 218, 321; q., 541, 928, 1480; budget, 1498, 1530; q., . 1958.

Regiona~ Development Committees, est., 1628.

Stamp Duty, budget, 1498, 1507. State Grants, address, 508. Statutory Levies; q., 1781. Sydney City Council, address, 219. Three-tier Conference, address, 391. "Tidy Tim", Country Areas, q., 1940. Tree Planting, address, 493. Wollongong, Mayor, address, 423.

Long-Service Leave: Legislation, address, 262. Pregnant Employees, q., 1129. State Lead, q., 2114.

Lotteries: Victorian, q., 703.

M Margarine:

Manufacture, address, 98, 456, 591. Marrickville Margarine Pty. Ltd., q. 885,

1782. ' Poly-unsaturated Margarine, q., 1578. Quotas, address, 256; urgency, 1417; p.o.,

1418. Therapeutic Value, address, 591.

Maritime Services Board (See also "Harbours"):

Administration, address, 39. Autonomy, address, 285. Control, address, 283. President, address, 284. Wharves, address. 304. Registration of Boats, q., 2031. Revenue, address, 40.

Meat Industry: ·"i:· Casino Electorate, address, 360. Inspections, q., 992. Live-weight Selling, address, 425.

Medical Benefits (See ·also "Hospital Benefits") :

Increased Contributions to Funds, q., 2468. Medical Benefits Fund of Australia Ltd., address, 467.

Milk (See also "Dairy Industry"): Board, address, 555; q., 2013; report tabled,

2718. Cholesterol, address, 593. Distribution, q., 2112. Gold Top, adj., 1775. Industry Authority, q., 1366. Producers outside Zone, address, 555. School Children, address, 165, 456; q., 1476. Zone, q., 195; address, 591; q., 2266.

Minerals: Ardlethan Tin Field, address, 383; est., 1627. Departmental Annual Report, tabled, 1049. Development, budget, 967; loan est., 1921. Drake, address, 360. Iron Ore, address, 560. Manganese Deposits at Yarrowitch, budget,

1450. Mineral Sands Industry, loan est., 1925. Output, loan est., 1918. Oversea Holdings, address, 458. Resources, loim est., 2063. Royalties, budget, 1159, 1450; loan est.,

1922. Silver, Lead and Zinc, loan est., 1921. Survey, address, 510. Tin, loan est., 1924. Tullabong Tin Syndicate Ltd., adj., 1787,

1790, 1794.

Ministry: Agriculture, 1044. Attorney-General, est., 1652. Cabinet Meeting, address, 351, 608. Health, address, 90, 151, 202, 220, 330. Heffron, Hon. R. J., Resignation as Premier, address, 443, 481.

Incompetence, address, 231. Renshaw, Hon. J. B., Appointment as Premier, address, 50, 294, 588.

South Coast Minister, address, 422. Transport, budget, 1487.

Monopolies: Restrictive Trade Practices, address, 380.

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Volumes 52-SS

Motor Vehiclea: Broken Windscreens, q., 575. Careless Driving, address, 254. Interior Ornaments, q., 2388. Pamphlet Advertising, q., 2266. Police Supervision, address, 254. Registration of P.M.G. and Army Vehicles, address, 223.

Registrations, loan est., 1913. Registries, address, 208. Safety Belts, q., 2338. Sales to Minors, adj., 3029. Speed Limits, q., 1737. Standards, q., 2715. Taxation, address, 206, 455. Traffic in East Sydney, q;, 542.

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New York Office, New South Wales Government:

Staff, budget, 1523. Success, budget, 1524.

Newspapers: Criticism, address, 77. Emphasis on Sex, q., 1577. Oliver Hogue, address, 152. Inverell Times, Airlines Dispute, q., 1575. The Sun-Herald, address, 18.

Noxious Weeda: Control and Eradication, address, 427; q.,

1365; est., 1670. Crofton Weed, address, 358. Crown Land, est., 1670. Dunbible Weed, address, 359. Scotch Thistle, q., 1875, 2117. Serrated Tussock, q., 1578. Whisky Weed, q., 703.

Nurses: Training, q., 2973.

0 Obituaries:

Cox, G. S., Esq., D.S.O., M.C., E.D., M.L.A., m., 2208

Greaves, E, Esq., M.L.A., m., 25. Rose, D'Arcy, Esq., ex-M.L.A., m., 33. Wyatt, S., Esq., M.L.A., m., 29; budget,

1523.

Omnibus Services: Anti-glare Windscreens, q., 576. Ashfield Shelters, est., 1564. City Loops, loan est., 1915. Clovelly-Circular Quay, address, 211. Convenience, address, 240. Criticism, address, 529; loan est., 1915. Drummoyne, budget, 1496, 1499. Express, budget, 1496. Fares, q., 372; budget, 1162, 1180, 1499; q., 2566.

Feeder Services, address, 243; loan est., 1914.

Finances, address, 549; budget, 1161, 1180, 1398, 1504.

Metropolitan Area, address, 460. Morale, loan est., 1915. Newcastle, loan est., 1913. New Vehicles, address, 254; q., 312; budget,

1499. Private Operators, address, 212, 460; bud-get, 1500; loan est., 1915.

Radio Telephones, q., 473, 657. Redfern, q., 815. Reduction, loan est., 2072. Safety Record, q., 2565. Tamarama-Bronte, address, 211. Terminals, loan est .. 2069. Traffic Congestion, budget, 1500. Trends, budget, 1500.

Opera House: Annual Costs, address, 161; q., 2385. Construction, address, 419, 496; budget,

1166; loan est., 2064; q., 2267. Cost, address, 81, 99, 161, 230, 344, 421,

439, 454; q., 582; address, 589, 607, 610; budget, 1165, 1259, 1400, 1454, 1471, 1491; est., 167~. 1682, 1685, 1689; q., 1697, 2263, 2340.

Education Campaign, q., 2565. Estimates, q., 880. Government Responsibility, address, 387. Legal Advice, address, 605. Liberal Party Committee, address, 82. Opposition's Attitude, address, 378, 429;

loan est., 2066. Parking, address, 82. Roof, q., 119. Value, address, 429; m., 925; budget, 1485.

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Parking: Delivery Vehicles, q., 821. Disabled Persons, q., 1339. Doctors' Vehicles, q., 2997. North Sydney, q., 2192. Near-city Sites, loan est., 2073. Railway Land, address, 549; q., 2569.

Parliament (See also "Assembly, Legislative", "Council, Legislative"):

Administration of State by LieutenantGovernor, mes., 10, 25.

African Nations, budget, 1397. Forged Letters, q., 2891, 2894; pers. expl.,

2899, 2901; q., 2999, 3007. Hansard, q., 1538, 1702. History, budget, 1401. Legislative Functions, address, 299. Leadership of Premier, address, 495. Library, budget, 1401; est., 1552. Members' Salaries, address, 77, 101; q.,

1701. New Building, q., 315, 704; est., 1552. Opening, 1, 24; address, 288. Privilege, q., 406; address, 644; p.o., 646,

647; m., 662, 707; q., 2711; m., 3038. School Children's Visits, budget, 1496. Select Committees, budget, 1397. Telephones, est., 1550, 1552. Waiters, q., 649.

Peace Movements: Australian Congress for International Co

operation and Disarmament, address, 224, 481, 494, 500, 566, 596; q., 737, 806; m., 1039; budget, 1249; q., 1360: budget, 1491, 1509; urgency, 1540; q., 1938.

Communist Propaganda, budget, 1512. Peace Committee in New South Wales, ad

dress, 595.

Pensions (See also "Aged Persons", "Superannuation"):

Adequacy, loan est., 877. Age, address, 167. Cost of Living, q., 1538. Widows, address, 22.

PETITIONS:

AssEMBLY: Holbrook to Sydney Passenger Services:

From citizens of the Holbrook district praying that Ansett Pioneer Express coaches be granted a licence to operate a passenger service between Holbrook, Canberra and Sydney, 2890.

Mackellar Junior Girls' High School: From residents of the Manly electorate praying that, in view of the inadequacy of the Mfickellar Junior Girls' High School, as a matter of urgency the Department of Education construct a new junior high school with adequate accommodation on "the site owned for this purpose in Campbell Parade and Quirk Road, Manly Vale, 54, 132.

Pedestrian Crossing at Enfield: From residents of the Enfield district praying that a marked foot crossing be provided on Liverpool Road, Enfield, near Heydon Street, 54.

Pedestrian Crossing at Marsfield: From residents of Marsfield in the municipality of Ryde praying for the provision of safer means for children attending local schools to cross the Epping Road at the intersection of Balaclava Road, Eastwood, and for the installation of traffic lights at this intersection, 54.

Youth Centre at Harbord: From residents of Harbord praying that action be taken to prevent the construction of a youth centre on Crown land facing Oliver Street, Harbord, 1409.

CouNCIL: Blacktown Municipal Council (Hill Top

A venue Public Garden and Recreation Space) Bill: From Cecil Bird of Hill Top Avenue, Blacktown, praying that leave be given for a bill to enable the Council of the Municipality of Blacktown to transfer certain land in Hill Top Avenue, Municipality of Blacktown, freed from all trusts, estates and interests affecting such land; to amend the Local Government Act, 1919, as amended by subsequent Acts; and for purposes connected therewith, 2372.

Petrol and Oil: Exploration, address, 156; q., 538; address,

545. North Coast, address, 560. Oil Installations, q., 2337. Repayment of Subsidies, q., 1482. Tax, address, 223, 232; loan est., 878; bud

get, 1404.

xxxviii INDEX TO SUBJECTS

Volumes 52-55

Poker Machine1: Dishonesty, q., 2808. Public Opinion, address, 112. Revenue for Housing, loan est., 876. Tax, address, 598; budget, 962, 1473.

Police: Boys' Clubs, est., 1556. Campbell Street Building, est., 1556. Check to Vandalism, est., 1557; q., 1778. Chester Hill, address, 502. Civilian Employees, address, 550. Clarence Street Building, q., 2262. Clerical Assistance, est., 1562. Country Areas, est., 1555. Dictating Machines, est., 1559. Drummoyne, budget, 1498. Firearms, q., 1126; est., 1556; q., 1785. Forestville Police Box, est., 1557. Highway Patrols, address, 207. Newcastle Property, budget, 1527. No. 4 Sub-District, q., 308. No. 26 Division, address, 493, 502. Parking, q., 2114. Pensions, est., 1563. Physical Entrance Standards, est., 1560. Pymble Station, q., 883; est., 1563. Recruits, q., 656, 1131; budget, 1168. Shortage, budget, 1169. Special Constables for Traffic Breaches bud-get, 1260. '

Strength, q., 61; address, 109, 115, 117, 258; ' budget, 1392; est., 1553, 1558; q., 2468;

urgency, 2896. Tape Recordings of Interviews, address, 110. Traffic, q., 374; address, 550. Two-way Radio, q., 1127. Vice Squad, est., 1559. Wentworthville, address, 355; loan est., i929. West Warringah, est., 1557. Wollongong, address, 67. Women, address, 179, 258, 298; est., 1561.

Population: Drift to Cities, address, 157. Drummoyne, budget, 1500. Victoria, address, 76. Wollongong, address, 61.

P ostrnaster-General' s Department: Telephone Booths, Vandalism, budget, 1392. Teler>none Charges, address, 237'; q., 1237. Teleph..,,1e Services, q., 404; address, 449;

q., 2116.

Poultry Industry: Egg Marketing, q., 534, 1779. Poultry Meat, q., 649."

Prices (See also relevant commodity):

Increases, q., 578, 1132, 1878. Indices, address, 279. Newspapers, q., 700.

Prisons and Prisoners: Cessnock, q ., 577. Forest Camps, q., 993. Psychiatric Treatment, address, 400; q., 746. Week-end Sentences, address, 111.

Public Service: Agricultural Officers, q., 2467. Appointment of Mr. S. F. Arneil, q., 3003. Architects, est., 1678. Criticism, address, 621. Housing in Country Areas, address, 385. Overtime Payments, budget, 1524. Salaries and Conditions,_ budget, 960.

Public Works: Advisory Council, loan 'esi., 5197. Allegations against Director of Public Works address, 510, 631. '

Board of Advice and Reference, address, 615. Committee, address, 387; est., 1679. Commonwealth Financial Policy loan est.,

873. , Commonwealth Loans, address, 171. Contracts, address, 205, 613, 616, 625;

budget, 1491. Cudgen Creek, q., 1875. Day Labour for School Construction,

address, 491. Delays, est., 1678, 1682, 1685. Department's Consultants, est., 1686. Departmental Efficiency, address, 612;

budget, 1504. Departmental Professional Staff, est., 1684.

SESSION 1964-65


Public Works (continued) :

Director, Allegations Against, address, 619, 623.

Doyle, Reginald Aubrey, address, 86, 87, 625. Estimates, p.o., 1692. Government Contracts, address, 83. Government Offices, address, 439; q., 706. Government Real Estate Office, est., 1627. Government Record, budget, 1472. Hawthorne Canal, budget, .1497. Lake Burley Griffin, address, 171. Loan Allocation, loan est., 680. Local Building Materials, est., 1680. McConnell and Fear Pty. Ltd., address, 84; q., 576; address, 613, 622, 631; loan est., 856; q., 1537.

Master Builders Association, address, 625. Mismanagement, address, 162, 850. Narrabri District Office, q., 706; est., 1689. National Projects, address, 164. Parramatta, budget, 1265. Programme, address, 158. R. C. Traylor Pty. Ltd., address, 648. Tarjan Constructions Pty. Ltd., address, 629. Tenders, address, 86, 505, 507, 615; est.,

1692. Unfinished, address, 162, 215; loan est., 857; budget, 1490; loan est., 2075.

Wasteful Duplication, budget, 1451.

Publications: American Geographical Society, Around ilze

World, q., 1127. Emphasis on Sex, q., 702. House to House Book Selling, q., 1878. Pornography, est., 1567.

R Racing:

Australian Jockey Club, adj., 1073. Betting Details, q., 2194, 2373. Mid-week Broadcasts, q., 1837. Off-course Betting, address, 424; budget,

1166; q., 2193, 2372. Starting-price Operators, address, 497. Televising of Races, q., 2713. Totalisator Agency Board, address, 491;

budget, 1166; q., 1837, 2091, 2194, 2322, 2572, 3005.

Tracks, est., 1674. I

Railways: Achievements, address, 16, 220, 281. Administration, budget, 1400. Air-conditioned Trains, budget, 1463. Annual Departmental Report, tabled, 2346. Automatic Carriage Doors, address, 245; loan est., 1915.

Boorowa, address, 203. Bridge at Mayfield, address, 342. Burwood Station, q., 2472. Capital Debt, loan est., 851; budget, 1180,

1459, 1506. Chalmers Street Excavation, q., 1482; pers.

expl., 1544. Central-~empe Extensions, loan est., 1915. Commissioner, address, 280. Como Bridge, loan est., 674. Competition, budget, 1460. Cowra, address, 203. Development, budget, 1459, 1461. Diesel-Electric Locomotives, loan est., 1912;

budget, 1468. Double-decker Carriages, address, 111, 254, 459; budget, 1463.

Eastern Suburbs, address, 79; adj., 113; address, 215, 436, 437, 447, 465, 500, 509; loan est., 674, 851, 852, 874; budget, 1473; loan est., 1914, 2069.

Electric Traction, address, 298. Electrification, address, 462; loan est., 1912. Employment Decline, address, 459. Fares and Freights, address, 462; loan est.,

851; budget, 1460, 1464, 1502. Fettlers at Strathfield. budget, 1400. Finance, address, 38, 243, 281; budget, 968,

1161, 1180, 1461. Footway, Pennant Hills, q., 887, 2036. Forbes, address, 204. Garratt Locomotives, Smoke Nuisance, ad

dress, 235. Gosford to Newcastle Electrification. ad

dress, 234; budget, 1527; loan est., 1912. Granville-Westmead, address, 354; loan est.,

1930. Hornsby Institute, q., 542. Illawarra Line, address, 107, 459; loan est.,

1912. Improved Services, address, 126. Industrial Conditions, q., 411; budget,

1462; q., 2113, 2896. Islands Reclamation Scheme, address, 340. Level Crossings, address, 244, 420, 492; q., 746, 822, 1117, 1132; budget, 1505;, adj., 1572; q., 1786; loan est., 1913.

Locomotives, address, 16.

INDEX TO SUBJECTS

Volumes 52-55

Railways (continued) :

Menangle Station, q., 309. Mole Drilling Machine, loan est., 854. Monorail, address, 221, 243. Morale, address, 244; budget, 1462. Moree Service, address, 521. Newcastle Flyer, address, 235. Newcastle Suburban Services, q., 314. Nundah to Werris Creek, q., 820. O'Ryan, E. S., Charges, q., 2108. Overbridge, Tighe's Hill, q., 2387. Overpass, Stacey Street, Bankstown, q.,

2113. Overseas, address, 221. Parkes to Broken Hill Line, loan est., 674. est., 1565.

Parking Areas at Stations, address, 243; Parsonage, Mrs. Mary, q.,· 2271. Passengers, address, 244; budget, 1463; loan

est., 2071, 2573. Passenger Services to Port Waratah and Mayfield, q., 1483.

Payroll Tax, budget, 1460. Quandialla and Goolgowi Stations, loan

est., 1927. Resignations, address, 204. Redhead-Belmont Line, address, 235. Rolling Stock, address, 549; loan est., 673;

budget, 1503, 1927. Safety, q., 1481, 1575. Sandy Hollow-Maryvale Line, loan est.,

1912. South Coast Services, address, 69, 601. South Mail, adj., 533. South Queensland-Murwillumbah Joining,

q., 2191. Staff Re-organisation, address, 18. Standardisation of Gauge, address, 38; q.

1478, 1963. Suburban Services, Reduction, loan est.,

2072. Sutherland, address, 220; budget, 1472. Sydney (Kingsford Smith) Airport Loop,

loan est., 1915. Underground, address, 242, 447; loan est.,

853, 1913. Victorian Charges, budget, 1406. Warringah, loan est., 1914. Wentworthville Bridge, loan est., 1930. Westmead Bridge, loan est., 1930. Wheat Cartage, address, 204; budget, 1503;

loan est., 2065; q., 2114, 2474. Wynyard Ticket Barriers, q., 1535. Young Electorate, address, 203.

Registrar-General's Department: Kogarah office. q., 582.

Reserves: Administration, est., 1666. Allocation, est., 1662, 1664. Beaches, est., 1675. Blue Mountains, est., 1663, 1674. Bulli Electorate, address, 599. Centennial Park, q., 2030, 2892. Classification, est., 1666. Crescent Head, est., 1675. Development, est., 1664. Evans Head, address, 361. Finance, est., 1664, 1667; loan est., 2080. Fauna, address, 349. Government Responsibility, est., 1666. Local Authorities, est., 1665. Mount Warning National Park, est., 1669. Mount Wilson, est., 1663. National Parks, address, 122; est., 1673. Parks and Recreation _Areas, address, 348; est., 1675; loan est., 2080; q., 2196.

Private Trustees, est., 1666. Riverwood, Reclaimed Recreation Land,

budget, 1522. Services for Public, est., 1666. Swimming Pools, address, 354. Wanda, Sand Deposits, est., 1668.

Retail Trading: Allan, T., Esq., Gaoling and Death, address,

80, 118, 169, 294, 301. Chain Stores, address, 168. Credit Transactions, q., 749. Cigarettes and Tobacco, Discounts, q., 2386. City of Sydney, loan est., 2066. Departmental Inspections, address, 263. Gaoling of Shopkeepers, address, 229, 277;

budget, 1166. Government Policy, address, 168. Hours, address, 80, 112, 168, 201, 262, 301;

q., 311; address, 344, 417; q., 473; address, 513, 518; budget, 1166, 1401.

Ladies' Hairdressing Salons, address, 379; q., 651; urgency, 920; q., 1477, 2383, 2713; pers. expl., 2717.

Lay-bys, q., 1939, 2373. Pharmacies, address, 80. Political Affiliations of Offenders, budget,

1167. Practices, q., 1777. Prosecutions, address, 124. Victorian Penalties, address, 295.

SESSION 1964-65 xli

Roads:

25th August, 1964, to. 31st 'Marc:b, 1965

Roads (continued) : Accidents, address, 207; budget, 1260;

urgency, 1579; m., 1581, 2196; q., 2383, 2388, 2974.

Airport Expressway, address, 437; q., 576, 992, 1483. .

Allocation, address, 460. Alternative Route Signs, address, 436. Ardlethan Tin Mine, q., 2030. Bruxner Highway, address, 499, 555. Cahill Expressway, address, 465. Camden-Campbelltown, q., 926. Canterbury Road, address, 454. Castlereagh Electorate, address, 239. Commonwealth Aid Roads Grants, address,

385, 421; q., 472; loan est., 870; q., 1238; est., 1677, 1957; q., 2338.

Commonwealth Responsibility, loan est., 2067.

City Allocations, address, 426. City Traffic Congestion, address, 466; q.,

1880; loan est., 2066. Country, address, 334, 385, 456; loan est.,

855, 870, 2084. Country Main Roads Fund, loan est., 1913. Crown and Palmer Streets, Sydne.y., q.,

1543. Day Labour Construction, address, 353. Department of Main Roads Annual Report,

tabled, 2901. Dobroyd Parade, Haberfield, q., 818, 142~.

Drummoyne, budget, 1496. Eastern Distributor, address, 215; loan est.,

1914. Epping and Balaclava Roads, Eastwood,

petition, 54. Erosion at Sett!ement Point, q., 2109. Expressways, address, 243. Finance, q., 335, 351, 600; loan est., 615. Grand Parade, Brighton-le-Sands, q., 1235. Granville and Parramatta, address, 493. Henry Lawson Drive, address, -517. Highways, address, 352, 426; q., 704; adj.,

2972. Inner City Traffic Control, q., 1878, 1964. King's Cross Tunnel, address, 288; loan est.,

1913. Kurri Kurri Congestion, q., 1236. Lighting, loan est.,· 1931. Liverpool Road, Enfield, petition, 54. Main, loan est., 1913, 2068. Main Roads Levy, q., 699. Marine Drive, Ballina, q., 1476. Marrickville Road, adj., 2971. Metropolitan, loan est., 1913.

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Newcastle Expressway, q., 198, 2564, 2572. Newell Highway, loan est., 2084. New England Highway, Thornton and East Maitland, adj., 469.

New Lambton, loan est., 2061. ·No. 16 Wharf, Pyrmont, q., 1339. Northern Expressway, q., 650. North Shore, q., 2013. Pacific Highway, Highfields, q., 820. Parker Street, Penrith, q., 478. Pedestrian Control, loan est., 1915. Pedestrian Crossings, address, 322; q., 478. Penalties for Offences, address, 322. Police Patrols, budget, 1169. Prince Charles Parade., Kurnell, est., 1675. Prince's Highway, address, 394; adj., 2444. Queen's Road, Five Dock, budget, 1496. Road Safety Council, address, 323. Rockdale, Widening, address, 394. Rocky Point Road, q., 1360, 2573. Safety, address, 322, 386; q., 2248. Sandy Hollow to Maryvale, loan est., 1912. Sea!ing, address, 555. South Coast, address, 61. Southern Expressway, address, 601. Speed Limits, q., 2248. Timber Hauling, q., 601. · Traffic Congestion, address, 129, 447; budget,

1500. Traffic Lectures, address, 322. Traffic Lights, address, 253 (and see loca-

tion). Transport (Co-ordination) Act, q., 3004. Turton Road, Waratah, q., 819. Victoria Road, Ermington, q., 197. Victoria Road and Edwin Street, Drum

moyne, budget, 1497. Warringah Expressway, address, 79, 126, 546; loan est., 2084.

Western Distributor, address, 289; loan est., 1931.

Western Highway, Mount Druitt, q., 707, 991.

Woodville Road, Granville, q., 134.

Royal Visits: H.R.H. Princess Marina, address, 24, 255,

382, 518.

xlii l~DEX TO SUBJECTS

Volumes 52-55

s Schools, High Schools and Technical Col

leges (See also "Education", "School Transport", "Teachers"):

Allocation, loan est., 677. Ashfield, loan est., 2074. Assembly Halls, loan est., 1929. Backward Country Children, address, 386. Beacon Hill, est., 1681. Bellingen, est., 1693. Belmore, budget, 1530. Boomi, est., 1688. Droadmeadow, address, 237, 1234; q., 2028;

loan est., 2086. Building Programme, loan est., 677; q.,

2891. Campsie, budget, 1530. Casino, address, 361. Chatswood, adj., 2246. Classrooms, address, 464; q., 408. Coff's Harbour, q., 1702. Contracts; address, 627. Cowra, budget, 1504; q., 1539. Crookwell, q., 1480. Delungra, q., 1640. Design, est., 1688. Dobroyd Point, q., 2466. Drummoyne, q., 1410; budget, 1496; q.,

3004. Dubbo, loan est., 677. Dulwich Hill, address, 86; loan est., 851. East Kempsey, est., 1693. Faulty Construction, address, 231. Forbes, budget, 1504. Gloucester, q., 139. Granville, q., 371; address, 416. Homebush, q., 197. Independent, Fees, q., 1579. Inverell, address, 498. Jesmond, loan est., 2061. Kahibah, q., 3001. Kensington, loan est., 876. Kingsgrove North, q., 1537. Kogarah, address, 631; loan est., 856. Kotara South, loan est., 2088. Lambton, loan est., 2061. Lismore, q., 2662. Macksville, est., 1692. Manilla, address, 84; loan est., 857. Marcellin College, Randwick, loa_n est., 87~. Marrangaroo, q., 1479. Miranda, q ., 817.

Schools, High Schools and Technical Col-leges (continued) :

Merriwa, q., 1480. Moss Vale, budget, 1519. Mudgee, q., 1235. Narromine, q., 406. North Sydney, q., 135, 1481. Peakhurst, adj., 2972. Pendle Hill, loan est., 1929. Portland, q., 1479. Primbee and Windang, address, 70. Randwick, loan est., 876. Ringrose, loa~ est., 1929. Rosehill, q., 2112. St. George, q., 2030. St. Ives, loan est., 857. Seaforth, loan est., 677. Septic Systems, est., 1688. Standard, address, 21. Strathfield South, budget, 1529. Tamworth, address, 608. Taree, loan est., 677. Waratah, budget, 1526. Wee Waa, est., 1688. Wentworthville, address, 356. West Coff's Harbour, q., 1235. Whitebridge, address, 237; loan est., 2086 .. Windgap Special School, Coogee budget

1475. , ' Young, budget, 1504.

School Transport: Bus Services, address, 630; budget, 964; q.,

1411. Michelago, q., 924.

Secondary Industry: See "Industry, Primary and Secondary".

Sewerage: Blue Mountains, budget, 1492; est., 1689.

. Bombala, address, 159. Costs, q., 886. Country Areas, loan est., 860, 868, 2083.

· Loan Allocation,,loan est., 680. Manly Electorate, q., 2187. Metropolitan Area, address 458; budget,

1259. ' Metropolitan Water Sewerage and Drainage

Board, address, 422. Narrabri, loan est., 2083. Oversea Development, address, 189.

SESSION 1964-65 xiili


Sewerage (continued) :

Primbee and Windang, address, 10. Protection of Beaches, address, 256. Rates, addre~::;, 454. Redhead, address, 236. Ships' Holding Tanks, address, 450. Subsidies, address, 159. Supply Schemes, address, 160. The Hills Electorate, address, 346. Treatment Works, q., 59; address, 187;

est., 1687. Wollongong, address, 61, 155, 422.

Shipping: ,,:<.~ Army Organisation, address, 283. Port Kembla Services, address, 68. Queen Elizabeth and Queen Mary, address, 282.

Snowy Mountains Scheme: Finance, address, 162, 529; loan est., 872. Legislation, address, 170.

Social Services: Christmas Sustenance Payments, q., 1877,

2471. Community Standards, address, 113. Emergency Housekeeper Services, budget,

1521. National Social Welfare Scheme, loan est., 877.

·Parental Responsibility, address, 109. Salvation Army, address, 390. Sheltered Workshops, address, 124; q., 373;

address, 600. Spiritual and Ethical Standards, address, 109. State, budget, 1521. Vagrants and Delinquents, address, 109.

Stamp Duties: Amendments to Act, q., 406. Departures from Act, est., 1560. Probate, budget, 1181, 1499. Review, budget, 962. Victorian Rates, address, 512. Widows, est., 1560.

State Emergency Services (See· · also "Floods"):

Allocation; est., 1569. Civil Defence, est., 1608. Decentralisation of Staff, budget, 1525. Inadequacy, budget, 1524. Legislation, est., 1608.

Steel Industry: Japan, address, 53. Port Kembla, address, 68.

Superannuation (See also "Aged Persons", "Pensions"):

Adjustment of Rates, address, 92. Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers Super

annuation Tribunal, Annual Reports, tabled, 2901.

Department of Motor Transport Employees, q., 472, 479.

Government Servants, q., 1881. Investments by Boards, q.,· 192, Parking Police and Special Constables, supply, 692; budget, 1396, 1397.

Parsonage, Mrs. Mary, q., 1962. · Police Fund, address, 551; report· tabled,

1787. Railways Fund,· address, 550; budget, 1400;

loan est., 1913; q., 2708. State Fund, q., 752. State Planning Authority, m., 807, 974. Women Police, budget, 1396.

T Taxation:

Canadian System, budget, 1461. Distribution, address, 163. Exemptions, budget, 1401. Higher Returns, budget, 959, 1158. Income, budget, 1405. Indirect, loan est., 878. Land, address, 321; budget, 961, 1164, 1406,

1450, 1499. Local Government Exemption, budget, 1498. Motorists, budget, 1158. Payroll, ·q., 995. Probate, budget, 957. Reimbursements, address, 164, 169, 389;

budget, 1263, 1466, 1496, 1507. Road Hauliers, loan est., 1913. Stamp Duty, budget, 951, 1407, 1499. State, address, 238, 333; q., 580; address,

598, 609; loan est., 877; budget, 1158, 1181, 1501.

Super Tax on Rent Income, address, 458. Uniform, address, 544, 591; loan est., 876;

budget, 1466, 1511. Victorian Income Tax, address, 512; q., 583,

652; loan est., 873; budget, 1265, 1404, 1466.

Victorian Labor Party, budget, 1160.

xliv INDEX TO SUBJECTS

Volumes 52-55

Taxi-cabs: Licences, address, 606. Newcastle, q., 992. Policy on Plates, address, Refusal to Hire, q., 2115.

' .

Teachers:

92.

' .. ··-· Bathurst College, loan est., 671. College on North Shore, address, 113. Country Accommodation, address, 386. Graduate Science, q., 2382. Miss Robyn Stewart, adj., 1993; q., 2345. Salaries, q., 476, 540; address, 548; budget,

1449, 1454, 1519; adj., 1735; q., 1776, 2116, 2894.

Scholarships, q:, 882. Trainees and Training, address, 213, 503;

budget, 1165, 1520; q., 1575. Wagga Wagga College, loan est., 671. Wollongong College, loan est., 671.

Television and Radio: Advantages, address, 268. Darby and Jean Session, q., 135. Service Contracts, q., 1941. University Lectures, address, 268.

Textile Industry: Decentralisation, address, 271. Exports, add,ress, 272. Hosiery, address, 273. Tariff Board Inquiry, address, 270. Union Membership, address, 270. Unlabelled Imported Garments, address, 275. Wartime Efforts, address, 271.

Theatres and Public Halls: Distribution of Films, q., 927.

. · Sunday Cinemas, est., 1609.

Timber: ! I ·~;F; ; Casino, address, 360. Forestry Resources Council, address, 530. Hardwoods, address, 530. Hauliers, budget, 1524. Softwoods, address, 530.

Tourist Activities: Advertising, q., 2712. Development, budget, 967; est., 1606. Economic Importance, est., 1606. Government Tourist Bureau. est., 1610. Inland Waters, est., 1606. Roads, est., 1606. South Coast, est., 1569. Stewart Park, est., 1568. Stony Range Sanctuary, q., 534. Tourist Companies, False Advertising,

address, 451. Warragamba Dam, q., 703. Wyangala Dam, est., 1606.

Town and Country Planning: Government Premises, budget, 1527. Green Belt Releases, budget, 1167. State Planning Authority, address, 445. The Rocks Area, q., 2893. Zoning, Liverpool, q., 578.

Trade Unions: Affiliation with Australian Labor Party,

address, 482. Communism, address, 252; budget, 1510. Criticism by Hon. R. C. Packer, M.L.C.,

address, 182. Elections, urgency, 1637. Employers' Pressure, address, 251. Federated Shop Assistants' Union, address,

461. Fines, address, 306. Industria~ Disputes, address, 277. Right to Strike, address, 252. Strikes, address, 299; budget, 1517. Waterside Workers' Federation, Office

Building, address, 630; q., 1479.

Transport, Finance and Policy (See also "Omnibus Services", "Railways", "Roads"):

Commonwealth Assistance, 2068 . Co-ordinated Services, address, 240, 438;

loan est., 1916. Delays, loan est., 853. Department of Government Transport,

Annual Report, tabled, 2036. De.partment of Motor Transport, Annual

Report, tabled, 2346. Eastern Suburbs, address, 509. Experts, loan est., 2069. Expressways, address,· 236.

S~IOIN 1964-65

25th August,~ 1964, ,to 3la_t March, 1965

Transport, Finance and Policy (continued).: V: Government Policy, budget, 1161. Holbrook to Sydney Coach Service, petition,

2890. Hydrofoil Vessels, address, 221. Loan Allocation, loan est., 673. Manly-Warringab, q., 1122. Methods and Planning, loan est., 1912. Monorai~. address, 446; q., 519. New Buses, address, 211, 239. Patronage, address, 239; budget, 1500, 1161. Rapid Transit Systems, loan est.; 852. Reports, De Leuw Cather and Ebasco,

address, 239. Sale of Government Services, q., 1234. Services to Sydney Airport, address, 437. Services, budget, 1161. Standing Committee, budget, 1397. Subsidies, address, 111. Sydney, loan est., 2066. University Students' Concessions, address,

240. Victorian Fares and Freights, address, 463, 511.

Tunnels: King's Cross, address, 215, 436, 465. Mascot, loan est., 2068. Sydney, loan est., 2069. Sydney Harbour, loan est., 2068.

u Universities:

Australian Universities Commission, q., 887.

Commonwealth Assistance, address, 451. Country, budget, 1182. Enrolments, budget, 1520. Expansion, budget, 1520. External Courses, budget, 1520. Macquarie, q., 37; address, 212; loan est.,

677. Newcastle, address, 212, 268; q., 366, 751,

1640, 1961, 2268. New Law School, adj., 363. New South Wales, Annual Report, tabled,

63. Riverina, q., 656. Scholarships, address, 213. Southern N.S.W., address, 208. Wollongong, address, 107.

Valuer-General: Valuations, q., 62; address, 78, 167, 507; budget, 1164, 1407; q., · 2012.

w Water:

Ardletban, q., 383. Bankstown Drainage, address, 516. Blowering Darn, address, 170, 532; loan est., 859, 874; q., 1960.

Board Constituencies, q., 926. Broken Hill Water Board's Annual Report,

tabled, 2272. Burrendong Dam, address, 522, 531, 559; q., 2568.

Conservation, address, 256, 522; loan est., 864.

Coolah, address, 127, 285. Country Areas, address, 384; loan est., 860,

868; est., 1687; loan est., 1927, 2083. Country Rating, q., 1699. Dams, address, 159; loan est., 858. Data, address, 159. Dudley Supply, q., 2570. Dumaresq-Barwon Board Rivers Commis-sion's Annual Report, tabled, 1787.

Eden, address, 159. Evaporation, address, 188. Finnan, Hon. Frank, President Hunter Dis-

trict Water Board, address, 236. Fluoridation, q., 1544, 1958, 2028, 2033. Forster-Tuncurry, q., 1961. Glenbawn Dam, address, 522. Hunter District Water Board's .Annual Re-

port, tabled, 1883. Industrial Use, address, 188. Irrigation at Menindee, q., 308, 1783. Irrigation Areas, address, 531. Keepit Dam, address, 522, 531; q., 887. Lansdowne Supply, q., 653, 1877. Loan Allocation, loan est., 680. Menindee Lakes Scheme, q., 472, 474. Metropolitan Water Sewerage and Drain-

age Board, address, 377; report tabled, 2392.

Mid-north Coast, adj., 2574. Milton, address, 160. Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area, address, 14,

531. Narrabri, loan est., 2083. Newcastle, address, 236. Rainfall and Rivers, address, 188.

INDEX TO SUBJECTS

~ . . i Volumea .52-.55.

Water (continued): Rate Concessions for Pensioners, q., 59;

address, 454. Rates, address, 454; q., 882; budget, 1401. Resources, address, 163, 530. Shellharbour, address, 422. Subsidies, address, 159. Supply Scheme, address, 160. Sydney Domain Baths, q., 2035. Sydney Supply, address, 188. The Hills District, address, 346. Use in Primary Production, address, 529. Wiley's Plains and Wyangala Dam, address,

207. 384; q., 2714. Water Conservation and Irrigation Com

mission's Annual Report, tabled, 2718.

Water Pollution: Beaches, address, 113, 389, 448; q. 1232. Georges River, q., 1036. Harbours, Rivers and Foieshores Commis

sion, address, 390. Kogarah Bay, address, 390. Sydney Harbour, address, 257, 468.

Water Sports: Safety, est., 1622. Shark Repellents, q., 2008.

Wheat: Cartage, budget, 1178. Exports, loan est., 2058, 2060, 2075. Flour Mills, loan est., 1933. Freight, budget, 1178, 1503; loan est.,

1933. Grain Elevators Board, loan est., 1926,

2063,· 2065. Harvest, q., 654; loan est., 2063. Production, · address, 50, 528; loan est.,

2059. Research Station, address, 523. Storage, address, 204, 528; loan est., 868;

budget, 1179; loan est., 1933, 2057, 2058, 2063, 2072, 2075; q., 2110; adj., 2392, 2404; q., 2472, 3005.

Sydney Harbour Terminal, address, 47. Yield, loan est., 2057.

Wool: Export of Merino Rams, address, 435. Marketing, address, 434. Stud Rams, address, 435. Synthetic Substitutes, budget, 1394. Textile Factories. address, 434.

Workers' Compensation: Amending Legislation, address, 237, 261,

464. Claim, address, 278. Teacher Trainees, address, 503; q., 1240. Wheeler's Case, q., 927.

xi vii

INDEX TO SPEECHES

25th August, 1964, to 31st March,· 1965

Explanation of Abbreviations:-Address, Address-in-Reply; adj., Motion for Adjournment; ad. rep., Adoption of Report; Com., Committee; cons. amdts., Consideration of Amendments; cons. mes., Consideration of Message; est., Estimates; int., Introduction; loan est., Loan Estimates; m., Motion; mes., Message; min. stmt., Ministerial Statement; m.s.o., Motion for Suspension of Certain Standing or Sessional Orders; notice, Notice of Motion for Leave to Introduce; pers. expl., Personal Explanation; p.o., Point of Order; q., Question; 1R., 2R., 3R., First, Second, Third Reading; recom., Recommittal; recons. amdts., Reconsideration of Amendments; supply, Committee of Supply; urgency, Motion of Urgency; ways, Committee of Ways and Means.

Ahern, The Hon. H. D., A.R.M.T.C., Mech. Elec. Eng., M.I.E. Aust., Chartered Engineer (Australia), Dip. Pub. Ad., F.R.I.P.A.:

Address in Reply, m., 298. Agent General:

Advertising Committees, address, 300. Advertising of New South Wales, address, 299.

Air Transport Bill, 2R., 1352. Coal Exports, address, 300. Companies:

Free Enterprise, address, 300. Ready Mixed Concrete (N.S.W.) Pty. Ltd., address, 300.

Electricity Authority, address, 300. Harbours:

Handling Equipment, address, 299. Sydney, address, 282, 299.

House Committee, Member, 36. Parliament:

Law-making Functions, address, 299. Maiden Speeches, address, 298.

Printing Committee, Member, 36. Railways, Electric Traction, address, 298. Strikes, address, 299.

. University of Newcastle Bill, 2R., 2881.

Alam, The Hon. A. A.: Discharged Servicemen's Badges Bill, 2R.,

2380. Fauna Protection (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

2334. Government Guarantees (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 2689. Police Regulation (Women Police) Amend

ment Bill, 2R., 2695. Racing:

Betting Details, q., 2373. Midweek Broadcasts, q., 1837.

Speed Limits, q., 2248.

Armstrong, The Hon. A. E.: Leave of Absence, 11.

Askin, Mr. R. W. (Collaroy): Address in Reply, m., 76, 94, 149. Airlines. and Aviation:

Commonwealth Service, budget, 1163: Dispute, p.o., 1644. Intrastate, q., 1124; budget, 1162. Licensing, budget, 1162. Mudgee, budget, 1162.

Air Transport Bill, int., 1172; 2R., 1282; p.o., 1286; Com., 1368, 1377; p.o., 1389.

Assembly, Legislative: Hon. Member for Cronulla, p.o., 2899. Hours of Sitting, m., 1266; p:o., 1270,

1271. Public Accounts Committee, loan est.,

851. Seasonal Felicitations, spec. adj., 3025. Sessional Orders, m., 2475. Special Adjournment, 3025.

Australian Congress for International Cooperation and Disarmament, q., 1360.

Australian Labor Party: · Communist Influence, address, 93. Policy, budget, 1163. · Six Hour Day, address, 93. President's Conduct, p.o., 663, 708; loan

est., 851. Bridges, Second Harbour Crossing, address,

79. Budget, 1964-65, ways, 1157. Builders' Labourers' Federation, q., 1410. Churchill, Sir Winson, Congratulatory Mes-

sage, q., 2338. Confidential Documents, Disclosure, q., 193;

pers. expl., 336; adj., 402. Cox, G. S., Esq., M.L.A., D.S.O., M.C.,

E.D., Death, m, 2008. Credit Union Administration, q., 366.

xlviii INDEX TO SPEECHES .

Volumes 52-55

Askin, Mr. R. W. (continued): Crime, Increase, budget, 1169. Crown Employees Appeal Board (Further

Amendment) Bill int., 2604; 2R., 2907. Darlinghurst Court, loan est., 857. Discharged Servicemen's Badges Bill, int.,

2121; Com., 2576. ' Economic Conditions:

Improvement, budget, 1158. State Action, budget, 1159.

Education: Allocation, budget, 1164. Library Subsidies, budget, 1165. · Religious Syllabus, address, 91; q., 199. Science Laboratories, loan est., 855; ·bud-

get, 1165. Subsidies, budget, 1165.

Electorates and Elections: By-election Results, budget, 1169. Government's Chances, loan est., 861. Rockdale, p.o., 1404. Swing Against Labor, address, 77. Waratah, address, 77.

Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 1563. Factories, Shops and Industries (Amendment) Bill, int., 2351.

Finances and Investment: Budget Deficits and Surpluses, budget,

1157, 1159. Loan Allocations, loan est., 850, 851. Victorian Budget, budget, 1159.

Flood Mitigation, loan est., 855 .. Gaming and Betting (Amendment) Bill,

int., 2726; 2R., 2955; Com., 2960. Gaming and Betting (Poker Machines)

Taxation Amendment Bill, ways, 2954. Government, State:

Administration, m., 25. Financial Policy, budget, 1158. Legislative Programme, address, 92. Policy, budget, 1169. Record, address, 94.

Governor's Salary (Amendment) Bill, int., 2726; 2R., 2906.

Greaves, E., Esq., M.L.A., Death, m., 26. Health:

Allocation, loan est., 858. Mental Patients:

David Mason, address, 88. Barry Millane, q., 405. Newspaper Criticism, address, 88. Release, address, 87.

Askin, Mr. R. W. (continued):

Hospitals: Allocation, loan est., 858. Goulburn Base, loan est., 857. Mona Vale, loan est., 858. Royal Newcastle, q., 55; address, 91.

Housing: Allocation, loan est., 859. Baulkham Hills, loan est., 859. Commission's Waiting List, loan est., 859;

budget, 1167. Shortage, address, 78; loan est., 859;

budget, 1167. Slum Clearance, loan est., 859. South Australia, address, 78.

Judges' Pension and Equity (Amendment) Bill, int., 2123.

Land and Land Settlement: Baulkham Hills, loan est., 860. Green Belt Releases, budget, 1167. War Service Homes Division, budget,

1168. Landlord and Tenant Act:

Anomalies, address, 79. Debate in Legislative Council, p.o., 3003.

Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, int., 2530; 2R., 2766.

Liberal Party, Policy, address, 93. Liddell Power Station, q., 1035. Loan Estimates; 1964-1965, supply, 850;

m., 860. Local Government, Rates, address, 78; bug

get, 1164. McConnell and Fear Pty. Ltd., loan est.,

856, 858. Mineral Royalties, budget, 1159. Newspapers:

Criti~ism, address, 77. The Sun-Herald, address, 78.

Omnibus Services: Fares, budget, 1162; q., 2566. Finances, budget, 1161.

Opera House: Construction, budget, 1166.

·Cost, address, 81; q., 582; budget, 1165; q., 2263.

Liberal Party Committee, address, 82. Parking, address, 82.

Parliament: Criticism of· Minister for Health, address,

90. . .

Forged Letters, p.o., 2894; q., 2999. Members' Salaries, address, 77. Waiters, q., 649.

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Askin, Mr. R. W. (continued): Pastures Protection (Amendment) Bill, int.,

2420. Police:

Parking, q., 2114. Recruits, budget, 1168. Shortage, budget, 1169 ..

Population, Victoria, address, 16. Public Works:

Commonwealth Financial Policy, loan est., 873.

Director, Allegations, pers. expl., 645. Doyle, Reginald Aubrey, address, 86, 87. Government Contracts, address, 83. McConnell and Fear Pty. Ltd., address,

84; q., 516; loan est., 856; q., 1537. Mismanagement, address, 850. Tenders, address, 86. Unfinished, loan est., 857.

Racing: Off-course Betting, budget, 1166. Totalizator Agency Board, budget, 1166.

Railways: Capital Debt, loan est., 851. Eastern Suburbs. address, 19; loan est.,

851, 852. Finances, budget, 1161. Freight Traffic, loan est., 851. Mole Drilling Machine, loan est., 854. Parsonage, Mrs. Mary, q., 2271. Underground, loan est., 853.

Roads and Traffic: Country, loan est., 855. Police Patrols, budget, 1169. Warringah Expressway, address, 19.

Rose, D'Arcy, Esq., ex-M.L.A., Death, m., 34.

Royal Shipwreck Relief and Humane Society, est., 1563.

Schools: Dulwich Hill, address, 86; loan est., 857. Kogarah, loan est., 856. Manilla, address, 84; loan est., 857. St. lves, loan est., 857.

Sewerage, Country Areas, loan est., 860. Superannuation:

Adjustment of Rates, address, 92. Parsonage, Mrs. Mary, q., 1962.

Statutory Salaries Adjustment Bill, int., 2724; 2R., 2903.

Superannuation Act, Extension to State Planning Authority, m.,. 975.

Supply Bill, 2R., 669.

Askin, Mr. R. W. (continued):

Taxation: Higher Returns, budget, 1158. Land, budget, 1164. Motorists, budget, 1158. State, budget, 1158. Victorian Labor Party, budget, 1160.

Taxi-cabs: Policy on Plates, address, 92. Teacher Trainees, budget, 1165. The Rocks, Planning, q., 2893. Trading Hours:

Allan, T., Esq., Death, address, 80. Gaoling of Shopkeepers, budget, 1166. Hairdressing Salons, urgency, 920; q.,

1477, 2383. Hours, address, 80; budget, 1166. Pharmacies, address, 80. Political Affiliations. of Hours Offenders,

budget, 1161. Review of Laws, budget, 1166.

Transport, Finance and Policy: Delays, loan est., 853. Government Policy, budget, 1161. Patronage, budget, 1161. Rapid Transit Systems, loan est., 852. Services, budget, 1161.

Valuer-General's Valuations, address, 78; budget, 1164.

Water: Blowering Dam, loan est., 859. Country Areas, loan est., 860. Dams, loan est., 858. Fluoridation, q., 2028. Menindee Lakes Scheme, q., 308, 472.

Wyatt, S., Esq., M.L.A., Death, m., 30.

Bannon, Mr. B. J. (Rockdale): Address in Reply, m., 149, 317, 645, 657. Advertising, Building Blocks, adj., 1835. Aged Persons, Housing, m., 1807, 1808. Air Transport Bill, m., 1337. Assembly, Legislative:

Sessional Orders, m., 2483. Sound Amplification, q., 579.

Budget, 1964-1965, ways, 1403, 1546, 1547.

Decentralisation: .Commonwealth Responsibility, m., 1796. Hon. Member for Hamilton, m., 935.

Drought, North Coast, adj., 2574. Economic Conditions in State, address, 323. Education, Assistance, q., 994.

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Bannon, Mr. B. J. (continued): Electricity:

Charges, Victoria,

Election~. 1404.

budget, 1406. budget, 1405. Rockdale Electorate,

Employment: Australia, address, 317. Canada, address, 318.

Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 1725. Finances and Investment:

budget,

Former Premier's Efforts, address, 320. Oversea Investors, address, 319. Victorian Budget, q., 536.

Government, State: Achievements, address, 318. Financial Planning, budget, 1403.

Government Whip, 54. Housing Commission:

Achievements, address, 319. Flats at Brighton-le-Sands, q., 2193. Standard of Construction, address, 319.

Industry, Primary and Secondary: Expansion, address, 319. Factories, address, 319. Victoria, budget, 1405.

.Land Subdivisions, budget, 1406. Liberal Party Policy, address, 318. Liquor Industry, Imported Glasses address

320. • ' Local Government Rate Concessions,

address, 321. Mineral Production, p.o., 1920. Omnibuses, Radio Telephones, q., 473, 657.

Railways, Victorian Charges, budget, 1406. Roads and Traffic:

Accidents, m., 2213. Grand Parade, q., 1235. Pedestrian Crossings, address, 322. Penalties, address, 322. Road Safety Council, address, 323. Safety, address, 322. Traffic Lectures, address, 322.

Slum Clearance, address, 319. St. George Technical College, q., 2030. Strata Titles, address, 321. Taxation:

Exemptions, budget, 1407. Income, budget, 1405. Land, address, 321; budget, 1406. Petrol, budget, 1404. Stamp Duty, budget, 1407. Victoria, budget, 1404.

Bannon, Mr. B. J. (continued): University of Newcastle Bill, 2R., 2949; Com., 2951; 3R., 2951.

Valuer-General's Valuations, budget, 1401. Wheat Storage, m., 2402.

Barron, The Hon. Evelyn: Address in Reply, m., 20. Aged Persons:

Care, address, 23. Geriatric Units, address, 23.

Child Welfare: Foster Homes, address, 22. Handicapped Children, address, 22. Services, address, 21.

Education of Handicapped ·Children, address, 22. ·

Employment of Women, address, 21. Maintenance Bill, 2R., 2663. Royal Visit, H.R.H. Princess Marina, address, 24.

School Standards, address, 21. State Government's Achievements, address,

21. Widows' Pensions, address, 22.

Beale, Mr. Jack G. (South Coast): Address in Reply, m., 151. Air Transport Bill, Com., 1380; .p.o., 1382. Decentralisation:

Castlereagh Electorate, address, 156. Commonwealth Government's Role, m.,

765, 772; p.o., 773. Federal Liberal Policy, address, 151. Ministry, address, 157. State Liberal Policy, address, 158. Victoria, address, 158.

Economic Conditions: Commonwealth's Influence, address, 155. Improvement, address, 155. Victoria, address, 156, 162.

Election, Wollongong-Kembla Electorate, address, 154.

Electricity Development, address, 156. Finances and Investment:

Commonwealth Allocation, address, 155. Loan Allocation, address, 161.

Flood Mitigation, address, 159. Harbour, Port Kembla, address, 162. Health:

Criticism of Minister, address, 151. Release of Mental Patients, address, 152.

Housing, Wollongong District, address, 155.

.. SEssiqN. 1964-65 li

25th August, 1964, .to 31st March, 1965

Beale, Mr. Jack G. (continued):

Meat Industry (Amendment) Bill, int., 1734. Oil Surveys and Exploration, address, 156. Opera House:

Annual Costs, address, 161. Cost, address, 161. Finance, address, 161.

Parliament, Forged Letters, pers. expl., 2901; q., 3007.

·Population Drift, address, 157. ·Port Kembla Harbour, address, 162. Press Criticism of Olive Hogue, address,

152. !Public Works:

Mismanagement, address, 162. Programme, address, 158. Unfinished, address, 162.

:Sewerage: Bombala, address, 159. Subsidies, address, 159. Supply Schemes, address, 160. Wollongong District, address, 155.

Snowy Mountains Scheme, Cost, address, 162.

State Government's Socialist Outlook, address, 162.

Water: Dams, address, 159. Data, address, 159. Eden, address, 159. Milton, address, 160. Subsidies, address, 159. Supply Schemes, address, 160.

Bennett, Mr. A. E. (Nepean): Aged Persons :

Home Units, q., 1367. Telephones in Housing Units, q., 1698.

Building Blocks, q., 139. Film Distribution, q., 927. Industry, St. Mary's, q., 2115. Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill,

p.o., 894. Landlord and Tenant Act, Mr. Peter Clyne,

q., 2472. Menangle Railway Station, q., 309. Penritl1 Railway Bridge q., 478, 1367. Tourist Activities, Warragamba Dam, q.,

703. Roads and Traffic:

Campbelltown-Camden Road, q., 926. Pedestrian Crossing and School Sign at Smith Street, Penrith, q., 478.

Bennett, Mr. A. E. (continued) :

Roads and Traffic (continued): Traffic Lights, Lethbridge, Derby, Stafford, Smith Streets and Jamison Road and Parker Street, q., 478.

Safety Belts, q., 2338.

Booth, Mr. K. G. (Kurri Kurri): Alcoholics, Treatment, q., 1363. Cancer Treatment Unit, Newcastle Area, q.,

2471. Coal Exports, q., 540. Decentralisation:

Commonwealth Responsibility, m., 940. Industry, q., 199.

Kurri Kurri Boys' Training School, q., 132. Newcastle Court House, q., 136. Newcastle Harbour, q., 193. Parks and Recreation Areas, q., 2196. Roads and Traffic :

Congestion, Kurri Kurri, q., 1238. State Government, Efficiency, q., 1128. Taxi-cabs, Newcastle, q., 992. Unemployment Relief Grants, q., 2895. Universities:

Allocations by Australian Universities Commission, q., 887.

Newcastle College, q., 367, 751, 1640, 1960, 2268.

Vales Point Power Station, q., 407. Wallsend Hospital, q., 471.

Bowen, Mr. L. F., LL.B. (Randwick): Address in Reply, m., 163. Aged Persons :

Charitable Organisations, loan est., 877. Housing, address, 167, 172; loan est., 876. Housing Subsidy, loan est., 876. Malnutrition and Sustenance Allowances,

q., 2567. Airlines and Aviation:

Airport Expressway, q., 576. Ansett-A.N.A., address, 169. Dispute, q., 1641. Licensing, address, 169. State Rights, address, 170. Sydney (Kingsford-Smith) Airport, bud

get, 873. Air Transport Bill, 2R., 1314. Ambulance Transport Services, Finance, loan est., 877.

Australian Pines and Products Limited, Select Committee, q., 150.

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Volumes.· 52-55

Bowen, Mr. L. F., LL.B. (continued):. Bowen, Mr. L. F., LL.B. (continued):

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization, loan est., 873,

Communism, Labor Party's Attitude, ad-dress, 172.

Deserted Wives, Social Services, q., 923. Eastern Suburbs Railway, loan est., 874. Education:

Commonwealth Grant, address, 164. Country Party Policy, loan est., 875. Finance, address, 165. Liberal Party Policy, loan est., 875. Private Schools, address, 164. Science Laboratories, address, 165; loan

est., 875. State Aid to Private Schools, address,

165. Finances and Investment:

Commonwealth Budgets, loan est., 873. Commonwealth Policy, loan est., 872, 876. Federal Leadership, address, 166. Loan Allocation, loan est., 874. Loan Liability, loan est., 873. Loan Market, address, 171. Loan Subscriptions, loan est., 873. National Debt, address, 164; loan est.,

873. Prime Minister's Statements, loan est.,

874. Recessions, address, 164. Revenue, loan est., 873.

Health Allocation, address, 165. Hospitals:

Geriatric Patients, loan est., 877. Pensioner Patients, loan est., 877. Prince of Wales, Randwiek, loan est., 877.

Housing: Commission:

AppliC'ants, address, 166. Rents, address, 166.

Slum Clearance, address, 166. Landlord and Tenant Act:

Opposition Action, address, 166. Rents, address, 167.

Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2794.

Libra~y Committee, Member, 665. Loan Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 872. Local Government:

Broten v. Council of the Municipality of Randwick, q., 2109; p.o., 2109; q., 2189; p.o., 2269.

Randwick Municipal Council, adj., 2037, 2046.

Milk, School Children, address, 165. Parliament, Federal Salaries, q., 1701. Petrol Tax, loan est., 878. Poker Machine Revenue, loan est., 876. Pqblic Works:

Federal Loans, address, 171. Lake Burley Griffin, address, 171. National Projects, address, 164.

Retail Trading : Allan, T., Esq., Death, address, 169. Chain Stores, address, 168. Government Policy, address, 168.

Schools: Marcellin College, Randwick, loan est.,

876. Randwick, loan est., 876.

Snowy Mountains Scheme, loan est., 872. Social Services, National Scheme, loan est.,

877. Suitors' Fund, q., 1876. Taxation:

Distribution, address, 163. Indirect, loan est., 878. Reimbursements, address, 164. Reimbursement Formula, address, 169. State, loan est., 877. Uniform, loan est., 876. Victoria, loan est., 873.

Valuer-General's Valuations, address, 167. Water:

Blowering Dam, address, 170; loan est., 874.

Resources, address, 163. Snowy Mountains Hydro-electric Authority

Bill, address, 170.

Brain, Mr. G. W. (Willoughby): Architectural Consultants, est., 1686. Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 1686. Hon. Member for Bligh, p.o., 660. Tourist Activities, Advertising, q., 2712. Woonona Co-operative Society, q., 2570,

2718.

Bridges, The Hon. A. D., F.C.A. (Aust.): Air Transport Bill, 2R., 1345; Com., 1359. Annual· Holidays (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

740. Appropriation Bill, 2R., 1741. Australasian Pioneers' Club, adj., 2889. Bread Industry (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

2699.

SESSION 1964-65 liii

25th August, i964, to 31st March, 1965

. Bridges, The Hon. A. D., F.C.A. (Aust.) (continued):

Crown Employees Appeal Board (Further Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2855.

Factories, Shops and Industries (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2682.

Gaming and Betting (Poker Machines) Taxation Amendment Bill, 2R., 2888.

General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2453.

·Government Guarantees (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2687.

·Governor's Salary (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,' 2853.

Housing Indemnities (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 813.

Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1025, 1080; Com., 1204; p.o., 1214; Com., 1216.

Industrial Arbitration, Commonwealth Legislation, q., 1938.

Judges' Pensions and Equity (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2375.

Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2817; Com., 2838, 2840, 2843, 2844, 2845, 2846, 2847.

Land Tax Management (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1942.

Maintenance Bill, cons. amdts., 2677, 2679. Milk, Gold Top, adj., 1775. Pharmacy Bill, Com., 2148, 2150, 2151,

2152, 2154, 2179. Police Regulation (Women Police) Amend-

ment Bill, 2R., 2691. Seasonal Felicitations, adj., 2993. Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2647. Standing Orders Committee, Member, 36. Statutory Salaries Adjustment Bill, 2R., 2849. Subordinate Legislation Committee, Mem-

ber, 36. Superannuation Act, State Planning Auth

ority, m., 808. Supply Bill, 2R., 744. Sydney Grammar School (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 2100. Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 2551.

Brown, Mr. J. H. (Raleigh): Aboriginal Children, Deaths, qdj., 1241,

1248. Address in Reply, m., 647. Bananas, South Australian ban, q., 133. Bread Industry (Amendment) Bill, Com.,

2748. Co-operation (Amendment). Bill,. int., 667;

2R., 734, 780; p.o., 782; Com., 790.

Brown, Mr. J. H. (continued):

Courts and Legal Procedure: Legal Aid in Country Areas, est., 1661. Public Solicitor, est., 1661.

Cox, G. S., Esq., M.L.A., D.S.O., M.C., E.D., Death, m., 2011.

Decentralisation, Land Development, est., 1670.

Discharged Servicemen's Badges Bill, int., 2122; 2R., 2368; Com., 2371; cons. amdt., 2577.

Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 1661, 1670, 1675, 1692.

Factories, Shops and Industries (Amendment) B.ill, int., 2350; 2R., 2635; Com., 2640.

Government Guarantees (Amendment) Bill, int., 2348; 2R., 2621.

House Committee, Member, 665. HousiQg Indemnities (Amendment) Bill, int.,

('!67; 2R., 800. Land an:d Land Settlement:

Department's Procedure, est., 1671. Home-maintenance Areas, est., 1670. Macleay River, est., 1671. Properties outside Milk Zone, est., 1670. Resumptions, est., 1671. Upper Nambucca, est., 1671.

Local Government (Building Regulation) Amendment Bill, int., 2120.

Local Government, Rate Concessions to Civilian Widows and Service Pensioners, q., 541.

Milk Industry Authority, q., 1366. Mr. Speaker's Gallery, Handing over of Document, p.o., 646.

Noxious Weeds: Crown Land, est., 1670. Eradication, est., 1670.

Plumbing Course, q., 1477. Public Works, Tenders, est., 1692. Reserves:

Beaches, est., 1675. Crescent Head, est., 1675. Parks Bureau, est., 1675.

Roads and Traffic: Commonwealth Aid Grants, q., 1957. Timber Hauling, q., 701.

Schools: Bellingen, est., 1693. East Kempsey, est., 1693. Macksville, est., 1692.

Teachers' Training Scholarships, q., 882. Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Bill,

int., 2228: cons. amdts., 2901.

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v olumea . sz.:-ss

Bruxner, Mr. J. C. (Tenterfield): Address in Reply, m., 494. Agricultural Officers, q., 2467. Agronomist, Tenterfield, address, 498. Air Transport Act, p.o., 1711. Beef Research, address, 498. Bruxner Highway, address, 499. Decentralisation:

Allocation, address, 495. Glen Innes, address, 495.

Dingoes, address, 499. Eastern Suburbs Railway, address, 500. East-West Airlines, address, 496. Ebor Trout Hatchery, est., 1612. Elections:

Closing of Polling Booths, est., 1611. Postal Voting, est., 1611.

Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 1611. Government Spending, address, 500. Inverell District Hospital, q., 367; address,

497. Land and Land Settlement:

Paradise East Estate, m., 1064. Tenterfield, address, 498. Yulgilbar Estate, m., 1064.


Marketing of Primary Products (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2241.

Nurses Registration (Amendment) Bill, Com., 2489.

Opera House Construction, address, 496. Parliament, Leadership of Premier, address,

495. Racing:

Starting-price Operators, address, 497. Totalisator Agency Board, address, 497.

Schools: Delungra, q., 1640. lnverell, address, 498.

Tobacco Industry, address, 499.

Bryon-Faes, The Hon. R. A. A. F. de, M.A., M.Sc., Ph.D. (Temple, Pa.):

Address in Reply, m., 267. Blacktown Municipal Council (Hill Top

Avenue Public Garden and Recreation Space) Bill, Select Committee, Member, 2372.

Charitable Organisations: Central Authority, address, 268. Community Chest, address, 269. Finance, address, 269.

Bryon-Faes, The Hon. R. A. A. F. de~· M.A., M.Sc., Ph.D. (Temple, Pa.) (continued) :

Charitable Organisations (continued): Overseas, address, 269. Personal Contact, address, 270. Voluntary Services, address, 269.

Economic Conditions: Buoyancy, address, 268. Changes, address, 267.

Newcastle University, address, 268. Nurses Training, q., 2973. Police Regulation (Assistant Commissioners)

Amendment Bill, 2R., 2863. Printing Committee, Member, 36. Television:

Benefits, address, 268. University Lectures, address, 268.

University of Newcastle Bill, 2&., 2880. · Valuer-General's Valuations, q., 2012.

Bud·d, The Hon. H. V.: Air Transport Bill, 2&., 1348. General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2455.

Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2824.

Library Committee, Member, 36. Printing Committee, Member, 36. Seasonal Felicitations, adj., 2994. University of Newcastle Bill, 2·R., 2879.

Cahill, The Hon. C. A. F.: Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill,

Com., 1207, 1221. Standing Orders Committee, Member, 36. Statutory Salaries Adjustment Bill, 2&., 2850. Subordinate Legislation Committee, m., 36;

Member, 36; report, 2974. University of Newcastle Bill, 2&., 2884.

Cahill, The Hon. C. J.: Australian Con~ess for International Cooperation and Disarmament, q., 806, notice withdrawn, 1938.

Historic Building, Port Macquarie, q., 2013. Pharmacy Bill, cons. amdts., 2155. Poker Machines, Dishonesty, q., 2808. University of Newcastle Bill, 2&., 2887.

SESSIO.N 1964-65 lv


Cahill, Mr. T. J. (Cook's River): Airport Expressway, q., 1483. Inner City Traffic Control, q., 1878, 1964. Sheltered Workshop, Eastlakes, q., 373.

Carter, The Hon. J. M., C.B.E., M.C.: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 17 49. Clean Air (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1867. Co-operation (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 811. Discharged Servicemen's Badges Bill, 2R.,

2377. Library Committee, Member, 36. Marketing of Primary Products (Amend

ment) Bill, 2R., 2259. Pastures Protection (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2989.

Standing Orders Committee, Member, 36. Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, Com.,

2653.

Chaffey, Mr. W. A. (Tamworth): Aboriginal Children, Deaths, adj., 1132. Address in Reply, m., 603. Aircraft and Airlines and Aviation:

Dispute, p.o., 1646. Injunction, adj., 1408.

Air Transport Bill, 2R., 1321; Com., 1369; p.o., 1372.

Annual Holidays (Amendment) Bill,· 2R., 7~9.

Appropriation Bill, m.s.o., 1725. Assembly, Legislative:

Hon. Member for Bligh, p.o., 659. Hon. Member for Dulwich Hill, address,

605. Hours of Sitting, p.o., 1266, 1272. Mr. Speaker's Gallery, Action of Stranger,

p.o., 710. Notices of Motions, dissent, 1133; p.o.,

1135. Public Accounts Committee, loan est., 2064.

Sessional Orders, m., 2478; privilege, 3028; p.o., 3028, 3029.

Urgency Motions, p.o., 1000, 1034; q., 1037.

Atomic Energy, Nuclear-free Zone, address, 603.

Australian ·Labor Party: Defence, address, 603, 662; notice. of motion, 664.

President's. Behaviour, privilege, 707, p.o., 709.

Record, address, 603.

Chaffey, Mr. W. A. (continued):

Auditor-General: Report, est., 1560. Staff, est., 1561.

Bread Industry (Amendment) Bill, :!R., 2425, 2738; Com., 2745.

Broten v. Council of the Municipality of Randwick, p.o., 2190.

Country Party's Constitution, address, 605. Cox, G. S., Esq., M.L.A., D.S.O., M.C., E.D., Death, m., 2009.

Decentralisation of Industry, p.o., 535. Defamation Act, Amendment, q., 1576. Drummond, Hon. D. H., address, 603. Elections:

Postal Votes, est., 1608. Small Polling Centres, est., 1607.

Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 1560, 1607, 1664, 1677, 1680.

Finances and Investment: Budget Deficits and Surpluses, est., 1667. Commonwealth Policy, loan est., 2062,

2065. Government Accounts, est., 1667, 1680. Government Policy, est., 1667. Government Spending, loan est., 2065. Loan Allocations, loan est., 2063. Loan Speech, loan est., 2062. Mini~g Partnerships Act, q., 535.

Floods, Tamworth Electorate, est., 1608, 1665.

Gaming and Betting (Poker Machines) Taxation Amendment Bill, p.o., 2952; ways, 2955; 2R., 2958.

Government, State: Cabinet Decisions, q., 577. Cabinet Meeting at Tamworth,· address, 608.

Caucus Meetings, address, 606. Censure, est., 1680; loan est., 2062. Legislative Programm~, address, 609. Premier's Resignation, address, 601. Record, address, 605. Tactics, address, 606.

Hubbard Association of Scientologists International, q., 817.

Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, int., 718; 2R., 888; cons. amdts., 1403.

Land and· Land Settlement: Departmental Delays, est., 1678. Resumptions, q., 923, 2270.

Land Tax Management (Amendment) Bill, int., 1727; 2R., 1817.

Loan Estimates, spuply, 2061.

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Volumes 52-55

Chaffey, Mr. W. A. (continued): Manilla High School, q., 60. Marketing of Primary Products (Amend

ment) Bill, int., 2051; 2R., 2237; Com., 2282.

Minerals: Resources, loan est., 2063. Tullabong Tin Syndicate Limited, adj.,

1787, 1794. Motor Vehicle Sales to Minors, p.o., 3030. Opera House:

Construction, loan est., 2064. Cost, address, 607. Finance, est., 1677. Legal Advice, address, 605.

Parliament, Forged Letters, p.o., 3008. Public Service, Architects, est., 1678. Public Works:

Committee, est., 1679. Delays, est., 1678. Departmental Administration, est., 1677. Director, Allegations, p.o., 644.

Reserves: Administration, est., 1666. Allocation, est., 1664. Classification, est., 1666. Development, est., 1664. Finance, est., 1664, 1667. Government Responsibility, est., 1666. Local Authorities, est., 1665. Private Trustees, est., 1666. Services, est., 1666.

Roads, Commonwealth Allocation, est., 1677.

Schools, Tamworth Electorate, address, 608. Stamp Duties:

Amendments to Act, q., 406. Departures from Act, est., 1560. Widows, est., 1560.

Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, p.o., 2605; 2R., 2611; ways, 2616; 3R., 2617.

State Emergency Services: Civil Defence, est., 1608. Legislation, est., 1608.

Superannuation Act, Extension to State Planning Authority, m., 976.

Taxation, State, address, 609. Taxi-cab Licences, address, 606. Tick Control, p.o., 1545. Wheat:

Finance for Storage, loan est., 2064. Grain Elevators Board, loan est., 2063,

2065. Harvest, loan est., 2063.

Chaffey, Mr. W. A. (continued): Wheat (continued):

Storage, loan est., 2063; adj., 2402; pers. exp/., 2403; q., 2472; p.o., 2473.

Trucks, loan est., 2065.

Clayton, Colonel the Hon. H. J. R., E.D., B.A., LL.B.:

Address in Reply, m., 278. Air Transport Bill, 2R., 1350. Annual Holidays (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

742. Army Service, address, 280. Blacktown Municipai Council (Hill Top Avenue Public Garden and Recreation Space) Bill, Select Committee, Member, 2372.

Discharged Servicemen's Badges Bill, 2R., 2380.

Education, Country Areas, address, 285. Harbours:

Finance, address, 284. Handling Equipment, address, 283. Port Adelaide, address, 285. Wharves, address, 282.

Hunter District Water, Sewerage and Drainage (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 809.

Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1103; Com., 1209, 1226.

Judges, Pensions and Equity (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2374.

Landlord and Tenant Act: Order under sec. 6, q., 2807. Summonses for Recovery, q., 2322.

Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2826; Com., 2839, 2844, 2845, 2846.

Legal Assistance (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2005.

· Legislative Council, Non-party House, address, 278.

Maintenance Bill, 2R., 2666; Com., 2677. Maritime Services Board:

Autonomy, address, 285. Control, address, 283. President. address, 284.

Prices Indices, address, 279. Printing Committee, Member, 36. Railways:

Commissioner, address, 280. Commonwealth Finance, address, 281. War Record, address, 281.

Shipping: Army Organisation, address, 283. Queen Elizabeth and Queen Mary, ad

dress, 282.

SESSION 1964-65 I vii

25th Acgust, 1964; to 31st March, 1965

Clayton, Colonel the Hon. H. J. R., E.D., B.A., LL.B. (continued):

Statutory Salaries Adjustment Bill, 2R., 2851.

Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2650. Standing Orders Committee, Member, 36. Subordinate · Legislation Committee, Mem-

ber, 36. Surveyors (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2024. Sydney Grammar School (Amendment)

Bill, 2R., 2094; Com., 2255, 2256. Wage Increases, address, 279. Water Supply, Coolah, address, 285. Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 2558. Workers' Compensation Claims, address,

278.

Coady, Mr. R. F. J. (Drummoyne): Aged Persons:

Home Units, q., 2386. Housing, budget, 1499.

Bridges: Gladesville, budget, 1495; adj., 2806. Glebe Island, q., 1542. Hawthorne Canal, q., 1124; budget, 1495.

Budget, 1964-1965, ways, 1494. Debt Collecting Practices, q., 409, 701. Education:

Finance, budget, 1496. Placing of High School Pupils, q., 2571. State Aid, q., 1784.

Electorates and Elections: Candidates' Merits, budget, 1495. Drummoyne, budget, 1495, 1501. Electoral Boundaries, est., 1609. Redistribution of Boundaries, est., 1609.

Electricity: Charges, budget, 1494. Government Record, budget, 1494. Power Stations, budget, 1495. Victoria, budget, 1495.

Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 1609. Fireworks, Ban, q., 1361. Government Insurance Office, q., 1959. Hawthorne Canal, budget, 1497; q., 219Z. Hospitals:

Bed cost, budget, 1498. Commonwe·alth Subsidy, budget, 1499. Subsidies, q., 1574. Treatment for Pensioners, q., 57.

Housing, Commonwealth Grant, q., 316. Legal Aid, Means Test, q., 137.

I

Coady, Mr. R. F. J. (continued): Local Government:

Drummoyne Municipal Library, budget, 1498.

Rate Rebates, q., 928; budget, 1498. Long Service Leave, q., 2114. Omnibus Services :

Drummoyne Electorate, budget, 1496. Fares, q., 372; budget, 1499. New Vehicles, budget, 1499. Traffic Congestion, budget, 1500. Wrights Road and Lyons Road, Drum

moyne, budget, 1499. Parliament, School Children's Visits, budget,

1496. Police, Drummoyne Electorate, budget,

1498. Population:

Drummoyne Electorate, budget, 1500. Naturalisation Ceremonies, budget, 1500.

Price Increases, q., 578, 1132. .Roads and Traffic:

Congestion, budget, 1500. Dobroyd Parade, Haberfield, q., 818,

1423. Queens Road, Five Dock, budget, 1496. Victoria Road and Edwin Street, Drum

moyne, budget, 1497. Schools:

Dobroyd Point, q., 2466. Drummoyne, q., 1410; budget, 1496; q.,

3004. Superannuation Funds, Investments by

Boards, q., 192. Taxation:

Land Tax, budget, 1499. Local Government Exemptions, budget,

1498. Payroll Tax, q., 995. Stamp Duty, budget, 1499.

Transport Services, Patronage, budget, 1500. Water Rates, q., 882. Youth Recreation Centres, q., 1034.

Cockerill, The Hon. F. H.: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 1769. Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Superan

nuation) Amendment Bill, 2R., 2977. Coal Industry, Progress Report of Joint Committee of the Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly, 2662.

Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1101.

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Volumes 52-55

Cockerill, The Hon. F. H. (continued):

Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, Com., 2845.

Statutory Salaries Adjustment Bill, 2R., 2851.

University of Newcastle Bill, 2R., 2880.

Colbome, The Hon. C.: Address in Reply, m., 190, 250. Aged Persons:

Employment, address, 250. Labor Policy, address, 191. Work, address, 191.

Bridges, Government Programme, address, 255.

Commonwealth Home Savings Grants, address, 191.

Employment: Economic Motive, address, 191. Industrial Legislation, address, 250. Rights of the Individual, address, 251.


Industrial Arbitration: Amendments to Legislation, address, 253. Union Fines, address, 253.

Omnibus Services, New Vehicles, address, 254.

Printing Committee, Member, 36. Railways, Double-deck Carriages, address, 254.

Roads and Traffic: Careless Driving, address, 254. Police Supervision, address, 254.

Traffic Lights, address, 253. Royal Visit, Her Royal Highness Princess

Marina, address, 255. State Government's Achievements, address,

190. Trade Unions:

Alleged Communist Influence, address, 252.

Employers' Pressure, address, 251. Right to Strike, address, 252.

Compton, The Hon. K. C. (Lismore): Address in Reply, m., 551. Agriculture:

Duranbah Research Station, address, 554.

Economists, loan est., 2078. Research Stations, address, 554. Richmond Valley, address, 554. Wollongbar Research Station, address,

554.

Compton, The Hon. K. C. (continued) :

Cotton, Barwon Electorate, address, 554. Dairy Industry:

North Coast, loan est., 2078. Richmond-Tweed Districts, address,

554. Dredging, Port Hacking and Georges

River, q., 754. Education, Religious Syllabus, address, 556.

Governor's Speech opening Parliament, address, 551.

Housing, Terry Hie Hie, q., 927, 1133. Land and Land Settlement:

Closer Settlement: Expenditure, address, 553. General, loan est., 2077, 2079. Proclamations, address, 553; q., 2194. ~esumptions, Paradise East and Yul-gilbar, particulars tabled, 888; m., 1059, 1069.

Department of Lands, Delays, loan est., 2079.

War Service: Arrears, address, 552. Capital Gains, address, 552. General, loan est., 2077.

Liberal Party, Relations with Country Party, loan est., 2076.

Loan Allocations, address, 553; loan est., 2076, 2078.

Loan Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 2075. Maiden Speech of Hon. Member for Lismore, address, 552.

Milk: Board, address, 555. Producers outside Zone, address, 555.

Public Accounts Committee, loan est., 2076.

Reserves: Finance, loan est., 2080. Parks Service Bureau, loan est., 2080.

Roads and Traffic: Bruxner Highway, address, 555. Marine Drive; Ballina, q., 1476. Sealing, address, 555.

Surveyors (Amendment) Bill, int., 1811 ;· 2R.> 1905, 1911.

·Wheat: Export to India, loan est., 2075. Storage, loan est., 2075.

Coulter, The Hon. W. R.: Committee of Subordinate Legislation, Member, 36.

House Committee, Member, 36.

SF.SSIO.N 1964-65 lix


Cox, Mr. G. S., D.S.O., M.C., E.D. (Vaucluse):

Address in Reply, m., 503. Aged Persons, Housing, address, 506. Airlines and Aviation:

Dispute, p.o., 1644. Sydney-Dubbo, adj., 1709.

Air Transport Bill, Com., 1369; p.o., 1376; Com., 1386.

Assembly, Legislative: Allegations by Hon. Member for Bligh, adj., 571.

Apologies by Hon. Members, p.o., 1270, 1272.

Quotations from Current Debates, p.o. 619.

Australian Labor Party, Communist Marchers, p.o., 1045.

Baby Health Centres, address, 508. Bridges:

Como, loan est., 1913. Sydney Harbour, loan est., 1914.

Communist Party, Lease of 66-68 Sussex St., Sydney, q., 1479, 1650.

Co-operation (Amendment) Bill, int., 666; 2R., 732; p.o., 782; Com., 789, 790.

Death, 2008. Education:

Assistance, p.o., 994. Religious Syllabus, address, 510.

Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 1550, 1682. Ferries, Sydney Harbour, loan est., 1915;

p.o., 1916. Government Record, address, 503. Harbours, Rivers and Foreshores Commis

sion, address, 390. Housing:

Commonwealth Home Savings Grant, address, 505.

State Finance, address, 504, 506. Waiting Lists in N.S.W. and Victoria, address, 504, 506.

Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, Com., 916.

Land Tax Management (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1814; Com., 1833.

Loan Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 1912; p.o., 1916.

Local Government: Eastern Suburbs Amalgamations, q., 924. Finance, address, 508. Non-ratable Properties, address, 508. Rates, address, 507. State Grants, address, 508.

Motor Vehicle Registrations, loan est., 1913.

Cox, Mr. G. S., D.S.O., M.C., E.D. (continued):

Oil Fire at Hunter's Hill, q., 1701. Omnibus Services:

City Loops, loan est., 1915. Criticism, loan est., 1915. Feeder Buses for Eastern Suburbs Rail-

way, loan est., 1914. Morale, loan est., 1915. Newcastle, loan est., 1913. Private Operators, loan est., 1915.

Opera House Cost, est., 1682. Parliamentary Telephone Arrangements, est.,

1550. Public Works Tenders, address, 505, 507. Railways:

Central-Tempe Extensions, loan est., 1915. City Underground, loan est., 1913. Diesel-electric Locomotives, loan est.,

1912. Eastern Suburbs, adj., 113; address, 509;

q., 1366; loan est., 1914. Electrification, loan est., 1912. Gosford-Newcastle, loan est., 1912. Illawarra Line, loan est., 1912. Level Crossings, loan est., 1913. Mascot Airport Loop, loan est., 1915. Safety Doors, loan est., 1915. Sandy Hollow-Maryvale, loan est., 1912. Superannuation Fund, loan est., 1913. Warringah, loan est., 1914.

Roads and Traffic: Country Main Roads Fund, loan est.,

1913. Eastern Distributor, loan est., 1914. Main, loan est., 1913. Metropolitan, loan est., 1913. Motor Vehicle Registrations, loan est., 1913.

Pedestrian Control, loan est., 1915. Sandy Hollow-Maryvale, loan est., 1912. Tunnels at King's Cross and Darling

Point, loan est., 1913. Sydney Grammar School (Amendment)

Bill, int., 1730; 2R., 1885. Taxation, Road Hauliers, loan est., 1913. Teachers' Salaries, q., 476. Transport:

Co-ordinated Plan, loan est., 1916, 1917. Eastern Suburbs, address, 509. Methods and Planning, loan est., 1912. Taxation of Road Hauliers, loan est.,

1913. V:o1luer-General's Valuations, q., 62; address,

507.

lx INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 52-55

Crabtree, Mr. W. F. (Kogarah): Crabtree, Mr. W. F. (continued):

Address in Reply, m., 387. Aged Persons:

Fixed Incomes, address, 390. Housing, address, 390.

Airlines Dispute, p.o., 1641, 1643. Boy Scouts and Girl Guides, Land, q., 1409. Bridges:

Como, address, 393. Cook's River, address, 393. Georges River, address, 393. Kyeemagh, address, 393. Lugarno, address, 392. Taren Point, address, 392; q., 748.

Country Party Statements in Albury on Local Government, address, 391.

Dredging, Georges River, address, 389. Federal Budget, address, 390. Government Achievements, address, 389. Heart Disease, q., 1782. Kogarah Court House, ,q., 1365. Liberal Party:

Ash Street Domination, address, 388. Baseless Charges, address, 387. Hon. R. C. Packer, M.L.C., address, 388. Parliamentary Responsibility, address, 387. Political Assassinations, address, 388. Press Domination, address, 388. Queensland Senators, address, 388.

Local Government: Finance, address, 391. Three-tier Conference, address, 391.

Margarine: Quotas, p.o., 1418. Restrictions on Poly-unsaturated Margarine, q., 578.

Medical Benefits Funds, Increased Contribu- ' tions, q., 2468.

Mental Hospital Patients, m., 1808, 2217. Pensions and Cost of Living, q., 1538. Phenacetin, q., 2341.. Publications, Emphasis on Sex, q., 702. Registrar-General's Department, Kogarah

Office, q., 582. Roads and Traffic:

Prince's Highway, Rockdale and Kogarah, address, 394.

. Rocky Point Road, q., 1360, 2573. Social Services:

Salvation Army, address, 390. St. Vincent de Paul Society, address, 390. United Protestant Association, address,

390. Taxation Reimbursements, address, 389.

Water Pollution: B~aches and Rivers, address, 389. Harbours, Rivers and Foreshores Com

mission, address, 390. Kogarah Bay, address, 390.

Wheat Storage, p.o., 2400. Wyatt, Stanislaus, Esq., M.L.A., Death, m.,

33.

Crawford, Mr. G. R., D.C.M. (Barwon): Address in Reply, m., 518. Agriculture:

Agronomists, address, 523. Experiment Stations, address, 522. Narrabri Experiment Station, address,

523. Research Stations, address, 522. Schools and Colleges, loan est., 2085.

Air Transport Bill, Com., 1378. Assembly, Legislative: Note passed from Gallery, p.o., 661.

Bread Industry (Amendment) Bill, int., 2427; 2R., 2740; Com., 2745, 2747.

Child Welfare, Gunnedah Appointment, q., 316.

Closer Settlement: Advisory Board, address, 524. General, loan est., 2080. Government Record, address, 523. Proclamations, address, 524.

Coal: Gunnedah, address, 520. Survey, address, 520.

Cobar to Wilcannia Railway (Repeal) Bill (No. 2), int., 2054; 2R., 2125.

Decentralisation: Fund, address, 520. Government Record, address, 519. Industry, address, 519; loan est., 949; m.,

1136, 1137. Economic Prosperity, address, 518. Education, Religious Syllabus, q., 57. Electricity, North-western N.S.W., address,

520. Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 1688 . Fauna Protection (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

2314; Com., 2358, 2359. Floods:

Gwydir River, loan est., 2084. Moree, The Raft, q., 1882.

Governor's Speech opening Parliament, address, 518.

SESSION 1964-65 lxi

25th August, 1964, to 3,1~t March, 1965

Crawford, Mr. G. R., D.C.M. (continued): Housing:

Country, address, 524. Narrabri and Wee Waa, q., 409, 542. Terry Hie Hie, q., 926, 1133.

Islands Reclamation Scheme, p.o., 412. Kangaroos, Destruction, adj., 364. Land Tax Management (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 1829; Com., 1834. Loan Estimates, 1964-1965, p.o., 1922; supply, 2080.

Mineral Survey, address, 520. Pastures Protection (Amendment) Bill,

int., 2421; p.o., 2574. Public Works Offices at Narrabri and

Moree, q., 706; est., 1689. Railways:

Moree Service, address, 521. Wheat Cartage, address, 521.

Retail Trading Hours, address, 518. Roads and Traffic:

Accidents, urgency, 1579; m., 1581, 2214. Country, loan est., 2084. Newell Highway, loan est., 2084. Warringah Expressway, loan est., 2084.

Royal Visit, H.R.H. Princess Marina, address, 518 ..

Rural Development, address, 519. Schools:

Boomi, est., 1688. Design, est., 1688. Septic Systems, est., 1688. Wee Waa, est., 1688.

Sewerage: Country Schemes, loan est., 2083. Narrabri, loan est., 2083.

Soil Conservation: Narrabri, q., 747. Service, loan est., 2085.

Standing Orders Committee, Member, 665. Temporary Chairman of Committees, 54. Water:

Burrendong Dam, address, 522. Conservation, address, 522. Country Supplies, loan est., 2083. Glenbawn Dam, address, 522. Keepit Dam, address, 522. Narrabri, loan est., 2083.

Wheat Research Station, address, 523.

Cross, Mr. D. D. (Georges River): Address in Reply, m., 454. Aged Persons. Housing, m., 1797.

Cross, Mr. D.:D. (continued):

Air Pollution from Steam Locomotives, q., 1129.

Australian Labor Party, Electoral Reverses, address, 455.

Baby Health Centres: Allocation, est., 1612. Kogarah, est., 1613. Rented Properties, est., 1613.

·Bridges: Como, q., 2471. Lugarno, q., 1236.

Dairy Industry, Commonwealth Assistance. address, 456.

Decentralisation: Commonwealth Achievements, address,

456. Industry, address, 457.

Education: Commonwealth Grants, address, 457. Library Subsidies, q., 886.

Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 1612.Floods, Commonwealth · Assistance, address. 456.

Government Guarantees (Amendment) Bill, int., 2348; 2R., 2619.

Government, Public Confidence, address, 454.

Housing: Building Methods, q., 1573.

'Commission Home Purchases, q., 752, 1702.

Commonwealth Home Savings Grant. address, 456.

Housing Indemnities (Amendment) . Bill, 2R., 801.

Industry, Primary and Secondary: Development, address, 455. Labor Policy of Nationalisation, address,

457. . Lakemba Electorate, address, 454, 461. Land Tax Management (Amendment) Bill, int., 1728; 2R., 1821.

Local Government: Rate Rebates for Pensioners, q., 1958. Rates, address, 454. Statutory Levies, q., 1781.

Margarine Manufacture, address, 456. Maternal Welfare; est., 1612. Milk:

Distribution, q., 2112. Free Milk for School Children, address,

456. Minerals, Oversea Holdings, address, 458. Motor Vehicle Taxation, address, 455.

lxii INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 52-SS

Cross, Mr. D. D. (continued): Omnibus Services:

Metropolitan Area, address, 460. Private Operators, address, 460.

Opera House Cost, address, 454. Peakhurst High School, adj., 2972. Pensioners:

Local Government Rates, q., 1958. Water Rates, q., 59; address, 454.

Railways: Double Deck Carriages, address, 459. Employment Decline, address,' 459. Hurstville-Central, Time of Journey, ad-dress, 459.

Illawarra Line, Condition of Land. address, 459.

Steam Locomotives, q., 1129. Working Conditions, q., 411.

Roads and Traffic: Allocation of Funds, address, 460. Canterbury Road, address, 454. Country, address, 456. Main Roads Levy, q., 699.

Sewerage: Metropolitan Area, address, 458. Rates, address, 454.

Super Tax on Rent Income, address, 458. Universities, Commonwealth Assistance, address, 457.

Water: Rate Concessions for Pensioners, q., 59. Rates, address, 454.

Cutler, Mr. C. B., E.D. (Orange): Address in Reply, m., 224.' Agriculture and Horticulture:

Linseed Production, q., 2709. South Australian Citrus, q., 134.

Air Transport Bill, int., 1173; 2R., 1293. Airlines and Aviation:

Dispute, p.o., 1636. Intrastate, address, 226; q., 1125.

Assembly, Legislative: Closure, p.o., 2433. Note passed from Gallery, p.o., 647, 664. Public Works Committee, address, 231. Retiring Members, spec. adj., 3026. Seasonal Felicitations, spec. adj., 3026. Sessional Orders, m., 2475. Urgency Motions, p.o., 2389.

Australian Congress for International Cooperation and Disarmament, address and p.o., 224.

Cutler, Mr. C. B. (continued):

Australian Labor Party: Communist Influence, address, 228, 233. Electoral Reverses, address, 228. Federal Executive, address, 227. Letters of Mr. Flynn, q., 3001. State Election Tactics, budget, 1175.

Budget, 1964-1965, ways, 1174. Business Undertakings of State, Loan Expenditure, loan est., 870, 872 ..

Commonwealth-State Relations: Financial, address, 232; loan est., 862;

budget, 1175. State Rights, budget, 1175.

Court Houses at Newcastle, Oran,ge and Campbelltown, address, 226.

Decentralisation: Depressed Areas, address, 232. Government Policy and Record, address,

232; budget, 1174, 1183. Population, loan est., 867.

Defence: Expenditure, address, 224. Use of Stock Routes for C.M.F. Training,

q., 2386. Economic Improvement, address, 227. Education, Religious Syllabus, q., 57. Electoral Boundaries, Redistribution, ad-dress, 233.

Employment: Commonwealth Unemployment Relief

Grant, loan est., 861. Fruit Pickers, q., 1574. State, budget, 1178.

Finances and Investment: Commonwealth Capital Works, loan est.,

863. Commonwealth Grants, budget, 1177. Consolidated Revenue, budget, 1176. Deficit Budgets, budget, 1176, 1178. Government Spending, loan est., 862. Loan Council, loan est., 863. Loan· Funds, loan est., 861. Revenue, budget, 1178. State Budgets, budget, 1176. State Debt, loan est., 865.

Government, State: Betrayal of Workers, address, 229. Change of Leadership, address, 229. Election Promises, loan est., 862. Electoral Pattern, loan est.,. 861. Public Relations Campaign, address, 228. Responsibility, address, 226. Shortcomings, address, 232. Sovereignty, address, 227.

SESSION 1964-6$ lxlli

25th August, 1964, .to. 311!t/March, 1965

Cutler, Mr. C. B. (continued):

Governor's Speech opening Parliament,, address, 225.

Housing: Commission, loan est., 865. Country, loan est., 867. Finance, loan est., 865. \Var Service Homes, loan est., 865.

Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, int., 2531; 2R., 2776.

Loan Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 861; p.o., 2068, 2433.

Local Government Finance, p.o., 2389. Milk Zone, q., 195. Ministerial Incompetence, address, 231. Obituaries:

Greaves, Edward, Esq., M.L.A., m., 26. Rose, D'Arcy, Esq., ex-M.L.A., m., 34. Wyatt, Stanislaus, Esq., M.L.A., m., 31.

Omnibus Services: Fares, budget, 1180. Losses, budget; 1180.

Opera House Cost, address, 230. Petrol Tax, address, 232. Police Regulation (Assistant Commissioners)

Amendment Bill, int., 2720. Primary Industry, loan est., 869. Probate Duty, budget, 1181. Railways:

Debt, budget, 1180. Finance, budget, 1180.

Retail Trading, Gaoling of Shopkeepers, address, 229.

Roads and Traffic: C.A.R. Grant, q., 472; loan est., 870; q.,

1238, 2338. Country, loan est., 870.

Schools, Faulty Construction, address, 231. Sewerage, Country. Schemes, loan est., 868. Soil Conservation, loan est., 869. Taxation, State, budget, 1181. Transport, Holbrook to Sydney Coach Ser

vice, petition, 2890. Universities, Country, budget, 1182. Water:

Burrendong Dam, q., 2568. Conservation, loan est., 864. Country Supplies, loan est., 868.

Wheat: Cartage, budget, 1178. Freight, budget, 1178. Storage, loan est., 868; budget, 1179.

Youth Policy Advisory Committee, q., 1696.

Dalton;; J'he Hon. C.. A.: House Committee, Member, 36.

Dalton, Mr. T. W. (Sutherland): Aborigines, Sutherland Hostel, q., 60; ad-

dress, 223. Address in Reply, m., 219. Hydrofoil Vessels, address, 221. Leader of the Opposition, Political Inepti

tude. address, 220. Local Government:

Menai Development, address, 222. Rates on Government Property, address,

222. Minister for Health, Extension of Time, address, 220.

Motor Vehicle Registration, P.M.G. and Army Vehicles, address, 223.

Petrol Tax, address, 223. Railways:

Monorail, address, 221. Overseas, address, 221. Record. address, 220. Sutherland, address, 220.

Roads and Traffic: Prince's Highway, Sutherland, adj., 2444. Prince's Highway, Sylvania, Pedestrian

Bridge, q., 2188. Schools:

Miranda, q., 817. Sutherland Slow Learners, q., 1696.

Wollongong-Kembla Electorate, address, 219.

Darby, Mr. E. D., B.Ec. (Manly): Address in Reply, m., 107. Aged Persons:

Concessions. address, 109. Housing, address, 108. Over Fifties Association, address, 108. Social Centres, address, 108.

Assembly, Legislative: Hon. Member for Armidale, p.o., 653. Return of Hon. Member for Waratah, address, 107.

Sessional Orders. m., 2477. Beach Pollution, address, 113; q., 1232. Bicentenary of Cook's Landing, q., 1698,

1785, 2035. Bridge, Sydney Harbour, Toll Holiday, q.,

2108. Broten v. Council of the Municipality of

Randwick, p.o., 2189.

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Volumes 52-55

Darby, Mr. E. D., B.Ec. (continued): Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Super-

annuation) Amendment Bill, int., 2528. Community Standards, address, 113. Crime Increase, address, 109. Crown Land:

Recreation Leases, address, 111. Sales, address, 108.

Education (see also Schools) : Kindergartens in Housing Projects, q.;

1874. Religious Syllabus, address, 110. Slow Learners, address, 112.

Fluoridation of Water Supplies, m., 1544. Gaming and Betting (Amendment) Bill,

int., 2727. Government Inactivity, address, 107, 113. Health:

Notifiable Disabilities Bill, address, 111. Quarantine Station, North Head, address,

113. Housing:

Commission. address, 108. Crown Building Sites, address, 108. Mr. Robert Jory, adj., 1184. Rents, address, 107. Shortage, address, 111. Young Married Couples, address, 112.

Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, int., 2533.

Loan Council Allocation, q., 1633. Mackellar Junior Girls' High School,

petition, 54, 132. Maintenance Bill, int., 2225; p.o., 2588; 2R.,

2592. Mental Health (Amendment) Bill, int.,

2222; 2R., 2929. Motor Vehicles, Broken Windscreens, q., 575.

N.S.W. Institute of Psychiatry Bill, 2R., 1008; Com., 1057.

Omnibus Services: Anti-glare Windscreens, q., 576. Safety Record, q., 2565.

Parental Responsibility, address, 109. Parking, Doctors' Vehicles, q., 2997. Poker Machines, Public Opinion, address,

112. Police:

Strength, address, 109. Tape Recordings of Interviews, address,

110. Police Regulation (Amendment) Bill, int.,

2722. Pollution of Beaches, address, 113; q., 1232.

Darby, Mr. E. D., B.Ec. (continued): Prisoners, Week-end Sentences, address, 111. Railways:

Double Deck Carriages, address, 111. Illawarra Line, address, 107.

Rents, address, 110. Retail Trading Hours, address, 112. Sewerage, Manly, q., 2187. School, Mackellar Junior Girls' High,

petition, 54, 132. Shark Repellants, q., 2008. Spiritual and Ethical ·Standards, address,

109. . Stony Range Sanctuary, q., 534. Teachers:

CoJlege, North Side of Harbour, address, 113.

Science Graduates, q., 2382. Transport:

Manly-Warringah, q., 1122. Subsidies, address, 111.

University of Newcastle Bill, int., 2354. . {]niversity, Wollongong, address, 107. Vagrants and Delinquents, address, 109. Vandalism, address, 109. Water Supplies, Fluoridation, m., 1544. Wollongong-Kembla Electorate, address,

107. Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Bill,

int., 2229; 2R., 2516. Youth, Parental Responsibility, address,

109.

Day, The Hon. R .. L.: Address in Reply, m., 285. Employer-employee Relationships, address,

286. Industrial Arbitration, address, 286. Police Regulation. (Assistant Commis-

sioners) Amendment Bill, 2R., 2859. Printing Committee, Member, 36. Railway Service, address, 285. Rubber and Allied Workers' Union of Australia, address, 287.

Workers' Compensation, address, 287.

Deane, Mr. B. S. L. (Hawkesbury): Aboriginal Surf Life Saving Team, p.o., 2090.

Address in Reply, m., 481. Apprentices:

Bricklaying, adrdess, 485. Building Industry, address, 486. Shortage, address, 487.

SESSION 1964-65 lxv


Deane, Mr. B. S. L. (continued): Assembly, Legislative:

Interjections, p.o., 1682. Newspaper Reports, p.o., 1691.

Australian Congress for International Cooperation and Disarmament, address, 481; budget, 1491.

Australian Labor Party: Disunity, address, 482. Link with Communism, address, 484. Policy of Nuclear-free Southern Hemis-

phere, address, 483. Union Support, address, 482.

Boats, Registration, q., 2031. Budget, 1964-1965, ways, 1487. Colo Shire, Interim Development Order,

q., 192, 315. Commonwealth-State Financial Relations,

budget, 1488. Deficit Budgets, budget, 1488. Economic Conditions:

Buoyancy, budget, 1489. N.S.W. and Victoria, budget, 1489.

Electorates and Elections: Concord, address, 484. Hawkesbury, address, 484. Redistribution of Boundaries, address, 483.

Waratah, address, 483. Wollongong-Kembla, address, 483.

Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 1662, 1689. Floods in Hawkesbury Valley, q., 883; est.,

1689. Hawkesbury Development Company, adj.,

63; p.o., 64, 65; adj., 246; q., 997; budget, 1493.

House Committee, Member, 665. Housing:

Sa~ellite City, budget, 1490. Shortage, budget, 1488, 1490. Shortage of Bricklayers, address, 485.

Lands Department Procedures, Ministerial Consent, est., 1664.

Lotteries, Victorian, q., 703. Marketing of Primary Products (Amendment) Bill, int., 2052.

Ministry: Hon. R. J. Heffron, address, 481. Minister for Transport, budget, 1487.

Nurses Registration (Amendment) Bill, int., 2055; 2R., 2129; cons. amdts., 2488.

Opera House Cost, budget, 1491. Private Hospitals (Amendment) Bill, int.,

715; 2R., 983; cons. amdts .. 2134.

Deane, Mr. B. S. L. (continued): Public Works:

Contracts, budget, 1491. Unfinished Projects, budget, 1490.

Rent-controlled Premises, pers. expl., 3024. Reserves:

Allocation, est., 1662. Blue Mountains, est., 1663. Mt. Wilson, est., 1663.

Sewerage, Blue Mountains, budget, 1492; est., 1689.

Telephone Installations, p.o., 404. Trade Unions:

Affiliation with Australian Labor Party, address, 482.

Protest against U .S.S. Enterprise, address, 483.

Wentworth Falls Bowling Club, est., 1663.

Dickson, The Hon. W. E.: House Committee, Member, 36. Library Committee, Member, 36. Standing Orders Committee, Member, 36.

Doig, Mr. B. C., B.A. (Burwood): Aboriginal Surf Life Saving Team, p.o., 2088.

Airlines and Aviation: Dispute, p.o., 2347. Intrastate, p.o., 1255. Sydney-Dubbo, adj., 1711; p.o., 1715.

Ambulance Transport Services, Aerial, p.o., 310.

Australian Congress for International Cooperation and Disarmament, p.o., 1040. Bridge, Murwillumbah, p.o., 753. Broten v. Council of the Municipality of

Randwick, p.o., 2037, 2042, 2109, 2189, 2191, 2269.

Budget, 1964-1965, ways, 1395. Charitable Organisations, Government Con-tributions, q., 998.

Clyne, Mr. Peter, p.o., 2272. Co-operation (Amendment) Bill, int., 667. Co-operative Movement and Mr. S. F.

Arneil, q., 3003. Education:

Allowances, budget, 1395. Bursaries, q., 1362; budget, 1395.

Heart Operation on Babies, q., 479. Homebush Boys' High School, q., 197. Housing Indemnities (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

797. \ Housing, Narrabri and Wee Waa, p.o., 542.

lxvi INDEX TO SPEECHES

V olumea 52-55

Doig, Mr. B. C., B.A. (continued):

Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, Com., 914.

Insurance Failures, q., 750. Liberal Party, Resignation of Hon. Mem

ber for Burwood, pers. expl., 558. Liverpool Road, Enfield, Pedestrian Cross

ing, petition, 54. Motor Vehicles:

Diplomatic Immunity, q., 1577. Sales to Minors, adj., 3029.

Opera House Cost, budget, 1400; p.o., 2263.

Omnibus Losses, budget, 1398. Parliament:

African Nations, budget, 1397. Allegation by Hon. Member for Bligh,

p.o., 573, 574. History, budget, 1401. House Committee, m., 665. Ron. Member for Dulwich Hill, m., 1302. Library, budget, 1401. Personal Explanations, p.o., 2899. Privilege, p.o., 663. Privilege, Mr. Peter Clyne, p.o., 2712. Public Works Committee, budget, 1399. Quotations from Current Debates, p.o.,

620. Removal from Chamber of Hon. Mem-

ber for Wollondilly, p.o., 2401. Select Committees, budget, 1401. Standing Committees, budget, 1397. Tedious Repetition, p.o., 1384.

Parramatta Hospital, p.o., 879. Pharmacy Bill, cons. amdts., 2056. Police Regulation (Women Police) Amendment Bill, int., 2347.

Public Service Appointment of Mr. S. F. Arneil, q., 3003.

Railways: Administration, budget, 1400. Burwood Station; q., 2472. Fettlers at Strathfield, budget, 1400.

Retail Trading Hours, budget, 1401. R.S.L. Youth Clubs, adj., 2145. Salt-water Anglers, p.o., 881. Superannuation:

Government Servants, q., 1881. Parking Police and Special Constables, supply, 692; budget, 1396.

Railways Fund, budget, 1400. State Planning Authority, m., 977. Women Police, budget, 1396.

Supply Bill, supply, 693. Taxi-cabs, Refusal to Hire, q., 2115.

Doig, Mr. B. C., B.A. (continued) :

Teachers' Salaries, q., 1776. Television Programme, Darby and Jean, p.o., 135.

Traffic: Diplomatic Immunity, q., 1577. Liverpool Road, Enfield, Pedestrian Cros-

sing, petition, 54. Transport Standing Committee, budget, 1397. Water Rates, budget, 1401. Wheat Storage, p.o., 2401. Youth Leadership Course, p.o., 1780.

Downing, The Hon. R. R., LL.B.: Advertisements, Extravagant, q., 1339. Air Transport Bill, 2R., 1340, 1357. Appropriation Bill, 2R., 1737; 1864. Australian Congress for International Co-

operation and Disarmament, q., 737, 806. Australian Pioneers' Club, adj., 2889. Blacktown Municipal Council (Hill Top


Bridge, De Burgh's, q., 38. Cattle, T.B. Testing, q., 2451. Clean Air (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1866,

1868. Closer Settlement, Resumption of Yulg·ilbar

and Paradise East Estates, m., 1075, 1079. Cobar to Wilcannia Railway (Repeal) Eill

(No. 2), 2R., 2102, 2104. Companies:

Investigations, q., 2445. Latec Investments Ltd., q., 2450.

Co-operation (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 810. Council, Legislative:

Business of the House,· adj., 366, 745, 815, 1033, 1350, 2027, 2261, 2337, 2381, 2464, 2564, 2706.

Seasonal Felicitations, adj., 2992, 2995. Sessional Orders, m., 36.

Courts and Legal Procedure: Cost of Litigation, q., 807. Women Jurors, q., 2974.

Discharged Servicemen's Badges Bill, 2R., 2376, 2381; Com., 2381.

Education, . Religious Syllabus, q., 174. Fauna Protection (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

2328, 2336. Gaming and Betting (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 2884, 2888. Gaming and Betting (Poker Ma.chines) Taxation Amendment Bill, 2R., 2888.

SFSSION 1964-65 Ixvii


Downing, The Hon. R. R., LL.B. (continued):

General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2451, 2463.

Government Guarantees (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2686.

Governor's Salary (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2853, 2854.

Historic Buildings: Port Macquarie, q., 2013. Sydney Customs House, q., 249.

Hospitals: Commission Administration, q., 2323. Goodooga, q., 2662.

Housing: Commission Homes Completed, q., 1940. Emergency, q., 1940.

Housing Indemnities (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 813.

Hunter District Water, Drainage (Amendment) 809; Com., 809, 810.

Sewerage Bill, 2R.,

and 808,

Industrial Arbitration, Remission of Fines, q., 738.

Judges' Pensions and Equity (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2374, 2376.

Landlord and Tenant Act: Estate Agents' Notices, q., 2545. Order under Section 6, q., 2807. Summonses for Recovery, q., 2322.

Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2808, 2837; Com., 2838, 2840, 2843, 2844; p.o., 2844; Com., 2845, 2846, 2847.

Land Tax Management (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1942, 1951.

Lay-by Sales, q., 1940, 2373. Legal Assistance (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

2004, 2007. Library Committee, Member, 665. Lismore High School, q., 2663. Litter, ·"Tidy Tim" Campaign, q., 1941. Lpcal Government (Building Regulation)

Amendment Bill, 2R., 2323, 2327. Local Government (Elections) Amend

ment Bill, 2R., 2978, 2982, Com., 2984. Macquarie University, q., 37. Maintenance Bill, 2R., 2654, 2677; Com.,

2677, 2678, 2679. Marketing of Primary Products (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2257.

Mental Health (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2863, 2874.

Milk Board Appointment, q., 2013. Motor Vehicles and Crimes, q., 1338. N.S.W. Institute of Psychiatry Bill, 2R.,

1869, 2003; Com., 2004.

Downing, The Hon. R. R., LL.B. (continued):

Nurses Registration (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2105, 2187; Com., 2250, 2251, 2252, 2253; ad rep. and recom., 2254.

Nurses Training, q., 2973. Pastures Protection (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 2984, 2991. Pharmacy Bill, cons. mes., 2148, 2149,

2150, 2152, 2153, 2178, 2179. Poker Machines, Dishonesty, q., 2808. Police Regulation (Assistant Commis-sioners) Amendment Bill, 2R., 2855, 2859; Com., 2861, 2862, 2863.

Private Hospitals (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1872, 1996.

Racing: Betting Details, q., 2373, 2374. Mid-week Broadcasting, q., 1837. Off-course Betting, q., 2372. T.A.B., q., 1837, 2091. 2322.

Roads and Traffic (see also Motor Vehicles): Safety, q., 2248. Speed Limits, q., 1737. Toll, q., 2975. Traffic Control, North Shore, q., 2013.

Sex and Motor Vehicle Crimes, q., 1338. Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2644,

2652; Com., 2653. Standing Orders Committee, Member, 36. Statutory Salaries Adjustment Bill, 2R.,

2848. Superannuation, State Planning Authority,

m., .807. Supply Bill, 2R., 744. Surveyors (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2020,

2026. Swans, Black, q., 173. Sydney Grammar School (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 2092, 2101; Com., 2255. Television Service Contracts, q., 1941. University of Newcastle Bill, 2R., 2875. Valuer-General's Valuations, q., 2012. Youth Recreation Centres, q., 1014.

Durick, Mr. V. P., B.A. (Lakemba): Aged Persons, Housing, budget, 1521. Brookfield, Percy, Esq., Former Member for Sturt, budget, 1518.

Budget, 1964-1965, ways, 1518. Child Welfare Field Officers, budget, 1521. Education:

Achievements, budget, 1519. Tertiary, budget, 1519.

Jxviii INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 52-55

Durick, Mr. V. P., B.A. (continued):

Housing: Aged Persons, budget, 1521. Herne Bay Settlement, budget, 1521. Riverwood Estate, budget, 1522; q., 2470.

Lakemba Electorate, budget, 1518, 1523. Riverwood, Reclaimed Recreation Land,

budget, 1522. Schools:

Kingsgrove North, q., 1537. Moss Vale, budget, 1519.

Social Services : Emergency Housekeeper Services, budget,

1521. State, budget, 1521.

Teachers: Salaries, budget, 1519. Training, budget, 1520.

Universities: Enrolments, budget, 1520. Expansion, budget, 1520. External Courses, budget, 1520.

Wyatt, Stanislaus, Esq., M.L.A., Death, budget, 1523.

Ear~ Mr. C. J. (Bass Hill): Address in Reply, m., 500. Australian Congress for International Co

operation and Disarmament, address, 500. Dental Benefits Scheme, q., 1958. Education:

Finance, m., 2405; p.o., 2415. School Discipline, Q., 1874.

French Nuclear Explosion, q., 2709. Government Policy, address, 503. Liberal Party, Chester Hill Activities, ad

dress, 502. Library Committee, Member, 665. Police:

Chester Hill, address, 502. No. 26 Division, address, 502.

Teacher Trainees, address, 503. Water Supplies, Fluoridation, q., 1958. Workers' Compensation for Teacher Trainees, address, 503.

Enticknap, The Hon. A. G. (Murrumbidgee):

Address in Reply, m., 525. Agriculture and Horticulture:

Agronomists, address, 527. Australian Agricultural Council, address,

529.

Enticknap, The Hon. A. G. (continued): Agriculture and Horticulture :(continued):

Bananas, South Australian ban, q., 134. Colleges, q., 1414. Experiment Stations, address, 526. Hawkesbury College Enrolments, q., 535,

585. Linseed Production, q., 2709. Officers, q., 2468. Research Stations, address, 526. Rydalmere Research Laboratory, address,

526. South Australian Citrus, q., 134. Tobacco, address, 527.

Airlines and Aviation: Dispute, p.o., 1644. Sydney (Kingsford Smith) Airport, ad

dress, 532. Australian Labor Party, Communist

Marchers, p.o., 1043. Cattle and Livestock:

T.B. Testing, q., 314, 413. T.B. Testing of Friesians, adj., 919. Tick Control, q., 477, 584, 1536; pers.

expl., 1545; q., 1651. Centennial Park, q., 2030, 2893. Closer Settlement, Government Record,

address, 525. Country Party Tactics, address, 532. Dairy Industry, Menindee, q., 538, 1778. Defence, Use of Stock Routes for C.M.F. Training, q., 2386.

Forestry Resources Council, address, 530. Industry, Primary and Secondary:

Canned Fruit, address, 528. Leeton Cannery, address, 528. Primary Production, address, 529.

Liberal Party: City Interests, address, 525. Election Promises, address, 525.

Marketing of Primary Products (Amendment) Bill, int., 2049; 2R., 2134, 2277.

Marrickville Margarine Pty. Ltd., q., 885, 1782.

Meat Industry: Homebush Abattoir, q., 1876. Inspections, q., 992.

Meat Industry (Amendment) Bill, int., 1734; 2R., 1895, 1903.

Milk: Distribution, q., 2112. Industry Authority, q., 1366. ' Zone, q., 195.

SESSION 1964-65 lxix

25th August, 1964, to 31st Mal."ch, 1965

Enticknap, The Hon. A. G. (continued): ,Minister for Agriculture and Minister for

Conservation, Withdrawal from Chamber, 1044.

Noxious Weeds: Scotch Thistle, q., 1875, 2117. Serrated Tussock, q., 1578.

Pastures Protection (Amendment) Bill, int., 2418; 2R., 3014.

Poultry Industry: Egg Marketing, q., 534. Egg Sales, q., 1779. Meat, q., 649.

Show Day, Cowra Municipality and Waugoola Shire, q., 198.

Snowy Mountains Scheme, Finance, address, 529.

Soil Conservation, Narrabri, q., 747. Timber:

Forestry 530.

Resources Council,

Hardwoods, address, 530. Softwoods, address, 530.

Tobacco, address, 527. Water:

address,

Blowering Dam, address, 532; q., 1960. Burrendong Dam, address, 531; q., 2568. !

Irrigation Areas, address, 531. Keepit Dam, address, 531; q., 887. Menindee. Lakes Scheme, q., 415. Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area, address,

531.

Erskine, The Hon. R. H. (continued) : Printing Committee, Member, 36. Shopkeepers Gaoled, address, 277. Social Legislation, address, 277. Textile Industry:

Decentralisation, address, 271. Exports, address, 272. Hosiery, address, 273. Tariff Board Inquiry, address, 270. Union Membership, address, 270. Unlabelled Imported Garments, address,

275. Wartime Efforts, address, 271.

Eskell, Brigadier the Hon. S. L. M., E.D.: Address in Reply, m., 187. Hunter District Water, Sewerage and Drain

age (Amendment) Bill, Com., 809. 810. Library Committee, Member, 36. Police Regulation (Assistant Commis-'

sioners) Amendment Bill, Com., 2861. Sewerage:

Oversea Developments, address, 189. Treatment Works, address, 187.

Totalizator Agency Board, q., 2322. Water:

Evaporation, address, 188. Industrial Use, address, 188. Rainfall and Rivers. address, 188. Sydney Supply, address, 188.

Resources, address, 530. Resources Council of Australia, address,

530. : Falkiner, The Hon. 0. M.:

Snowy Mountains Scheme, address, 529, 530.

Use in Primary Production, address, Wiley's Plains, q., 2714. Wyangala Dam, q., 2714.

Wheat: Harvest, q., 654. Production, address, 528.

529.

Storage, address, 528; q., 1415, 2110; adj., 2396; p.o., 2403; q., 2473, 3006.

Erskine,_ The. Hon. R. H.:

Address in Reply, m., 270. Cotton, Development in Australia, address,

276. Decentralisation of Industry, address, 270. Industrial Disputes, address, 277. Library Committee, Member, 36. Pharmacy Bill, address, 276; cons. amdts.,

2175.

Appropriation Bill, 2R., 1861. Land Tax Management (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 1950. Leave of Absence, 11.

Ferguson, Mr. L. J. (Fairfield):

Address in Reply, m., 487. Air Pollution, Stanton Pipes Pty. Ltd., address, 492.

Air Service, Sydney-Dubbo, adj., 1715. Apprentices:

Building Industry, address, 490. Dilutee Scheme, address, 490.

Australian Labor Party, Unity of Parlia-mentary Party, address, 488.

Bread Price, q., 2344. Bricklaying, address, 490. Bridges:

Duck River, address, 493. Parramatta River, address, 493.

Lxx INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 52-55

Ferguson, Mr. L. J. (continued):

Building Industry: .Registration of Builders, address, 488. Standards, address, 489. Sub-contracting, address, 489.

Clubs, Minors, q., 886. Country Party, Role of Opposition, ad

dress, 487. Governor's Speech opening Parliament, ad-

dress, 487. Greaves, E., Esq., M.L.A., Death, m., 28. India, Famine Aid, q., 2714. Liberal Party:

Country Representation, address, 488. Leadership in· N.S.W., address, 488. Role of Opposition, address, 487. Selection of Senators, address, 488.

Local Government: Finance for Perimeter Areas, address,

493. Tree Planting, address, 493.

Milk, Free School Supplies, q., 1476. Noise, Stanton Pipes Pty. Ltd., address, 492. Peace Conferences, address, 494. Police, No. 26 Division, address, 493. Public Works, Day Labour for School Construction, address, 491.

Railways: Derailments, q., 1481. Level Crossings, Fairfield, address, 492. Safety, q., 1481.

Roads, Granville and Parramatta, address, 493.

Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2512.

Fife, Mr. W. C. (Wagga Wagga): University, Riverina, q., 656.

FitzSimons, Major the Hon. H. P.: Address in Reply, m., 288. Advertisements, Extravagant, q., 1339. Barron, Hon. Evelyn, Maiden Speech, ad-

dress, 288. Basic Wage Structure, address, 288. Blacktown Municipal Council (Hill Top

A venue Public Garden and Recreation Space) Bill, Select Committee, Member, 2372.

Bread Baking Hours, q., 1737. Bridge, De Burgh's, q., 37. General Loan Account Appropriation

Bil1, 2R., 2459.

FitzSimons, Major the Hon. H. P. (continued):

Hospitals: Commission Administration, ·q., 2323. Royal Newcastle, Board, address, 289. Royal North Shore, Board, address, 291.

Library Committee, Member, 36. Litigation Costs, q., 807. Mental Health (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

2867. N.S.W. Institute of Psychiatry Bill, 2R.,

1998. Nurses Registration (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 2179; Com., 2249. Parliament, Opening, address, 288. Private Hospitals (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

1996. Roads and Traffic:

King's Cross Tunnel, address, 288. Traffic Control, North Shore, q., 2013. Western Distributor, address, 289.

Standing Orders Committee, Member, 36. Sydney Grammar School (Amendment)

Bill, 2R., 2100.

Flaherty, Mr. J. P. (Granville): Address in Reply, m., 415. Air Pollution:

Granville, q., 1362; budget, 1508. Legislation, address, 421. Motor Vehicles, budget, 1509; q., 2570.

Apprentice Training, address, 416. Australian Congress for International Co-operation and Disarmament, budget, 1509.

Bridge at Aston Street, Rosehill, q., 752. Budget, 1964-1965, ways, 1506. Commonwealth-State Relations, Financial,

budget, 1506, 1507. Country Party, Political Ineptitude, address,

420. Education, Technical, address, 415. · Government's Achievements, address, 419. Housing, Granville, address, 416. Landlord and Tenant Act:

Harassing Court Action, budl(et, 1508. Mr. Peter Clyne, budget, 1508. Section 5A Leases, address, 416; budget,

1507. Liberal Party:

Country Party Support in Division, address, 420.

Political Ineptitude, address, 420. Local Government: Aub~rn Tip, budget, 1509. Stamp Duty, budget, 1507.

SESSION 1964-65 lxxi


Flaherty, Mr. J. P. (continued): Motor Vehicles, Pamphlet Advertising, q.,

2266. Opera House Construction, address, 419: Petroleum Gas Rail Tanker, budget, 1511. Poultry Meat, q., 649. Price Increases, q.; 1878. Railways:

Debt, budget, 1506. Level Crossings, Granville, address, 420.

Retail Trading, address, 417. Roads and Traffic:

Level Crossings, Granville, address, 420. Western Highway, q., 991. Woodville Road, Granville, q., 134.

Sabin Oral Vaccine, q., 1697. Schools:

Granville High, q., 371. Granville Technical College, address, 416. Rosehill, q., 2112.

Taxation: Reimbursements, budget, 1507. State, budget, 1507.

Technical Education, address, 415. Trade Unions, Communism, budget, 1510. Victorian Budget, budget, 1506.

Ford, The Hon. G. T.: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 1757.

Ford, Mr. L. H., O.B.E. (Dubbo): Agricultural Schools and Colleges, q., 1413. Airlines and Aviation:

Dispute, adj., 1630; p.o., 1631; q., 2342. Sydney-Dubbo Service, pers. expl., 1645; adj., 1703, 1722.

Air Transport Bill, 2R., 1326. Decentralisation:

Industry, m., 936. Inland Provincial Cities, loan est., 1932. Rural Development, loan est., 1932. Subsidy on per capita Ratings, q., 995.

Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 1687. Hospitals:

Country, loan est., 1932. Dubbo, loan est., 1932. Narromine, loan est., 1932. Parkes, loan est., 1932.

Loan Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 1932, 2057.

School, Narromine Rural, q., 406. Sewerage Treatment Plant, est., 1687.

Ford, Mr. L. H., O.B.E. (continued): Subnormal Children's Welfare Association,

q., 1131. Water, Country Supplies, est., 1687. Wheat:

Flour Mills, loan est., 1933. Freight, loan est., 1933. Storage, loan est., 1933, 2057; adj., 2392,

2404; q., 3005. Yield, loan est., 2057.

Fowles, Mr. H. T. (IUawarra): House Committee, Member, 665. Standing Orders Committee, Member, 665.

Freudenstein, Mr. G. F. (Young): Address in Reply, m., 201. Aged Persons, Housing, budget, 1502. Airlines, Intrastate, budget, 1502. Bread Industry (Amendment) Bill, int.,

2427. Budget, 1964-1965, ways, 1501. Cattle, T.B. Testing, address, 207. Commonwealth-State Financial Relations,

budget, 1501. Companies:

Activities of Mr. R. A. Furness, address, 206.

Project Interiors Pty. Ltd., address, 206. Decentralisation:

Administration, budget, 1502. Bulk Freight Rates, budget, 1502. Department, est., 1621. Expenditure, budget, 1502. Fund, est., 1621. Industry, address, 203; budget, 1503. Role of Railways, budget, 1504.

Education: Planning, budget, 1504. Religious Syllabus, address, 205.

Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 1606, 1621, 1629, 1673:

Finances' and Investm.ent: Government Spending, budget, 1501. Revenue, address, 206.

Fish Hatcheries, est., 1606. Girl Guide Movement, Government Assis

tance, est., 1622. Government, State:

Complacency, address, 202. Inactivity, address, 203. Publications, budget, 1504. Responsibility, budget, 1501.

lxxii INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 52-55

Freudenstein, Mr. G. F. (continued): Health:

Departmental Planning, budget, 1504. Pep Pills, q., 2571.

Hospitals: Forbes, address, 203. Young, address, 202.

Housing:· ~ountry, budget, 1502. Forbes, budget, 1503. Young Electorate, budget, 1503.

Land and Land Settlement: Closer Settlement Proclamations, budget,

1505; est., 1674. Departmental Administration, est., 1674. Departmental Inefficiency, budget, 1505.


Library Committee, Member, 665. Marketing of Primary Products (Amend

ment) Bill, 2R., 2245. Minister for Health, address, 202. Motor Vehicles:

Registries, address, 208. Taxation, address, 206.

Omnibus Losses, budget, 1504. Pastures Protection (Amendment) Bill, int.,

2419; 2R., 3019; Com., 3023. Police Highway Patrols, address, 207. Publications, Advertising, est., 1629. Public Works:

Contracts, address, 205. Departmental Inefficiency; budget, 1504.

Race Tracks, est., 1674. Railways:

Boorowa, address, 203. Bulk Freight Rates, budget, 1502. Cowra, address, 203. Forbes, address, 204. Level Crossings, Holmwood and Young, ·

budget, 1505. Resignations, address, 204. Rolling Stock, budget, 1503. Wheat Cartage, address, 204; budget,

1503. Young Eleetorate, address, 203.

Reserves: Blue Mountains, est., 1674. National Parks, est., 1673.

Retail Trading Hours, address, 201. Road Accidents, address, 207. Schools:

Cowra, budget, 1504; q., 1539. Forbes, budget, 1504. Young, budget, 1504.

Freudenstein, Mr. G. F. (continued):

Show Day, Cowra Municipality and Waugoola Shire, q., 198.

Surveyors (Amendment) Bill, int., 1812; 2R., 1910; pers. expl., 1912.

Tourist Activities: Inland Waters, est., 1606. Roads, est., 1606. Wyangala Dam, est., 1606.

University, Southern N.S.W., address, 208. Water, Country Rating, q., 1699. Water Sports, Safety, est., 1622. Wheat:

Freight, budget, 1503. Storage, address, 204.

Fuller, The Hon. J. B. M.: Addres~ in Reply, m., 126. Aerial Ambulances, address, 129. Bridge, Sydney Harbour, address, 127. Closer Settlement, Resumption of Paradise

East and Yulgilbar Estates, m., 1076. Cobar to Wilc'annia Railway (Repeal) Bill

(No. 2), 2R., 2103. Coolah Water Supply, address, 127. Crime, Compensation to Victims, address,

131. Decentralisation:

Fund, address, 126. Industry, address, 126. Population, address, 127.

Fauna Protection (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2331.



Local Government (Elections) Amendment Bill, 2R., 2980; Com., 2983.

Nurses Registration (Amendment) Bill, Com., 2253.

Pastures Protection (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2987.

Printing Committee, Member, 36. Private Hospitals (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

1995. Railways, Improved Services, address, 126. Roads and Traffic:

Congestion, address, 129. Warringah Expressway, address, 126. Sydney Harbour Bridge, address, 127.

SESSION 196~65 Ixxili

25th August, 1964, to Jlst March, 1965

Furley, The Hon. Eileen, O.B.E.: Address in Reply, m., 115. Aged Persons :

Care, address, 117. Housing, address, 118.

Appropriation Bill, 2R., 1843. Child Delinquency, address, 115. Congress for International Co-operation and

Disarmament, q., 737. Clubs, Private Youth Recreation, q., 1014. Customs House, Sydney, q., 249. Factories, Shops and Industries (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2683.

Gaming and ·Betting (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2886.

Housing: Aged Persons, address, 118. Emergency, address, 116; q., 1940. Slum Clearance, address, 116.

Macquarie University, q., 37. Milk Board Appointments, q., 2013. N.S.W. Institute of Psychiatry Bill, 2R., 2002.

Noise Nuisance, address, 117. Off-course Betting, q., 2372. Ombudsman, Appointment, address, 117. Parking for Disabled Persons, q., 1339. Police Strength, address, 115, 117. Roads and Traffic:

Safety, q., 2248. Traffic Offences, address, 116.

Women Jurors, q., 2974. Youth Policy Advisory Committee, address,

115.

Gardiner, The Hon. J. H.: Address in Reply, m., 257. Aged .Persons' Homes, address, 260.

Geraghty, The Hon. W. J.: Air Transport Bill, 2R.,. 1356. Bil!cktown Municipal Council (Hill Top


House Committee, Member, 36. . Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Act, q.,

2544. Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

2830. Mental Health (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2871.

. N.S.W. Institute of Psychiatry Bill, 2R., 2001.

Road Toll, q., 2974. Television Service Contracts, q., 1941.

Gleeson, The Hon. T. P.: Address in Reply, m., 184. Air Transport Bill, 2R., 1349. Appropriation Bill, 2R., 1762. Blacktown Municipal Council (Hill Top

Avenue Public Garden and Recreation Space) Bill, Select Committee, Member, 2372. '

Committee of Subordinate Legislation, Mem-ber, 36. ·

Decentralisation of Industry, address, 184. Electrific·ation, Rural Services, address, 185. Land Settlement:

Reaggregation, address, 186. Resumptions:

Paradise East, m., 1078. Yulgilbar, m.,_ 1078.

General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2458.


Landlord . and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2822.

Land Tax Management (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1948. .

Seasonal Felicitations, adj., 2994.

Air Transport Bill, 2R., 1355. Gordon; the ·Bon. T. E.: Annual Holidays (Amendment) Bill, 2R., Oath of Allegiance, 11.

742. Appropriation Bill, 2R., 1773, 1838. Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, Com., 1215; p.o., 1231.

N.S.W. Institute of Psychiatry Bill, 2R., 2002.

Police: Strength, address, 258. Superannuation for Women . Police, address, 258.

g

Green, Mr. F. (Redfern):

Collapse of Wall at Waterloo, q., 1127, 1651.

Slum Clearance, q., 1694. State Wards, Holidays, q., 2033. Superannuation, Employees of Department of Motor Transport, q., 472, 479.

Third-party Insurance, Women's Rights, q., 753.

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Volumes 52-55

Griffith, Mr. I. R. (CronuUa): Aged Persons, Housing, m., 1808. Air Excursions by School Children, q., 584. Assembly, Legislative, Forged Letters, pers.

expl., 2899, 2901. Banking:

Controls, budget, 1470. Fringe, budget, 1469.

Beacon Hill School, est., 1681. Bridges:

Como, budget, 1412. Georges River, q., 1128; budget, 1472;

q., 2271. Budget, 1964-1965, ways, 1464. Commonwealth Government's Responsibili-

ties, budeet, 1465. Courts, Night Sessions, est., 1559. Credit Squeeze, budget, 1469. Dredging, Port Hacking and Georges River,

q., 753. Economic Conditions, budget, 1465. Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 1558, 1668,

1675, 1689. Government Guarantees (Amendment) Bill, int., 2348.

Government, Censure, budget, 1465. Hire Purchase, Volume, budget, 1469. Loan Estimates, 1964-1965, p.o., 1917. Opera House: ,

Cost, q., 880; budget, 1470; est., 1676, 1689; q., 1697, 2385.

Seconding of Director of Civil Defence, q., 1957.

Police: Dictating Machines, est., 1559. Physical Entrance Standards, est., 1560. Strength, q., 61; est., 1558. Vice Squad, est., 1559.

Prince Charles Parade, Kurnell, est., 1675. Railways:

Chalmers Street Excavation, q., 1482; pers. expl., 1543.

Eveleigh Workshops, Wages and Conditions, q., 2113, 2896.

Sutherland Services, budget, 1472. Restaurants, Licensed, q., 1364. Sand Deposits, Wanda Reserve, est., 1668. Taxation:

Canadian System, budget, 1467. Reimbursements, budget, 1466. Uniform, budget, 1466. Victorian, budget, 1466.

Hawkins, The Hon. F. H. (Newcastle): Airlines Dispute, p.o., 2342. Charitable Organisations, Government Con

tributions, q., 999. Child Welfare:

Annual Report, tabled, 1787. Gunnedah Appointments, q., 317. InaJa Home for Mentally Handicapped

Children, q., 1777. Juvenile Delinquency, q., 1540. Kurri Kurri Boys' Training School, q.,

132. Racial Discrimination, q., 369. State Wards, Holiday, q., 2033. Subnormal Children's Welfare Associa-

tion, q., 1131. Christmas, Sustenance Payments, q., 1877,

2471. Greaves, Edward, Esq., M.L.A., Death, m.,

27. Lidcombe Children's Court, q., 2112. Maintenance Bill, int., 2223; 2R., 2534; p.o.,

2587, 2588; 2R., 2596; Com., 2600, 2602.

Healey, Mr. R. 0. (Wakehurst): Aboriginal Surf Life Saving Team, p.o.,

2089. Air Pollution, Wakehurst Electorate, est.,

1614. Belrose Resumptions, Electricity Commis

sion, adj., 1570. Bush Fires:

Prevention, q., 316; est., 1568. Volunteer Brigades, Insurance, est., 1568. Wakehurst Electorate, adj., 2543.

Disabled Persons' Rehabilitation, q., 2465. Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 1556, 1568,

1614, 1680. Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 897; Com., 915; cons. amdts., 1403. Opera House, Parking, q., 2466. Police:

Campbell St. Building, est., 1556. Firearms, q., 1126; est., 1556; q., 1785. Forestville Box, est., 1557. Headquarters, New Building, q., 2262. West Warringah, est., 1557.

Printing Committee, Member, 665. Public Works:

Building Materials, Local, est., 1680. Delays, est., 1682.

Road Accidents, m., 2197. , Vandalism, est., 1557.

West Warringah Hospital, ·est., 1615.

SESSION 1964-65 Ixxv

25th August, 1964, to 3lat 'March, 1965

Healey, Mr. R. 0. (continued):

Youth Welfare: R.S.L. Youth Clubs, Subsidy, q., 748. Youth Centre, Harbord, petition, 1409. Youth Leadership Course, q., 1780. Youth Policy Advisory Committee Report,

adj., 1966, 1979.

Heamshaw, Mr. E., M.M., B.Ec., Dip. Pub. Ad. (Eastwood):

Cobar to Wilcannia Railway (Repeal) Bill, (No. 2), 2R., 2125.

New South Wales Institute of Psychiatry Bill, Com., 1054, 1055.

Peace Movements, p.o., 1044. Printing Committee, Member, 665. Private Hospitals (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 984.

Traffic Lights, Epping and Balaclava Roads, Eastwood, petition, 54.

Hewitt, The Hon. F. M.: Address in Reply, m., 38. Appropriation Bill, 2R., 1846; m., 1938. Coal Loaders, address, 46, 47. Gladesville Bridge, address, 39. House Committee, Member, 36. Local Government (Building Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2R., 2326.

Maritime Services Board, address, 39. Pyrmont Wharf No. 16, Road, q., 1339. Railways:

Finance, address, 38. Standard Gauge, address, 38.

Resumption of Paradise East and Yulgilbar Estates, m., 1079.

Standing Orders Committee, Member, 36. Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 2555. Sydney Harbour:

Berths, address, 39, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46. Coal Trade, address, 46. Day Labour Gangs, address, 48. Meat Cargoes, address, 49. Port Equipment, address, 39. Ship's Gear, address, 45, 46. Timber Handling, address, 41. Tonnage Handled, address, 39. Trade Statistics, address, 41. Wharf Sheds, address, 46. Wheat Terminal, address, 41. Workers' Canteens, address, 48.

Hills, The Hon. P. D. (Phillip): Aboriginal Hostel, Sutherland, q., 60. Address in Reply, m., 630. Adult Training Scheme, urgency, 991. Advertising of Ceylon Tea, adj., 249. Assembly, Legislative:

Forged Letters, p.o., 2899. Sessional Orders, p.o., 2482, 3028.

Bicentenary Celebration of Cook's Landing, q., 2035.

Boats, Registration, q ., 2031. Brick Supplies, q., 2032.

t Bridges: Aston Street, Rosehill, q., 752. De Burgh's, q., 705. Georges River, q., 1128. Glebe Island, q., 1542. Gully Line, New Lambton, q., 1539. Hawkesbury River, q., 3002. Lugarno, q., 1237. Murwillumbah, q., 753; p.o., 753. Sydney Harbour, Toll Holiday, q., 2108.

Buildings: Chevron Hotel, q., 1241, 1366. Floor Space Index, q., 1956. Ordinances, q., 476.

Cox, G. S., Esq., D.S.O., M.C., E.D., Member for Vaucluse, Death, m., 2008.

Decentralisation. Subsidy on per capita Ratings, q., 995.

Domain Baths, q., 2036. Education Assistance, q., 994. Electricity:

Amalgamation of County Councils, q., 372.

Electricity Authority of New South Wales, Annual Report, tabled, 2574.

Electricity Commission of New South Wales, Annual Report, tabled, 2474.

Hawkesbury Development Company, p.o., 63; adj., 249; q., 998.

Liddell Power Station, q., 1035, 2890. Wangi Wangi Power Station, q., 821.

Floods, The Raft, Moree, q., 1882. Hours of Trading, Ladies' Hairdressing .Salons, p.o., 2717. Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill,

cons. amdts., 1402. Industrial Legislation, Commonwealth, q., 1964.

Land and Land Settlement: Building Blocks, q., 140. Interim Development Order, q., 193, 315. Valuations, q., 62. Zoning, Liverpool, q., 578.

Ixxvi INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes ,52-55

Hills, The Hon. P. D. (continued): Local Government:

Amalgamations in Eastern Suburbs, q., 924.

Bankstown Municipal Council, q., 2340. Broten v. Council of the Municipality of

Randwick, q., 2270, 2996, 2997. Finance, p.o., 2389. Greenbank Island, q., 2892. Rates, Concessions to Widows and Service Pensioners, q., 541.

Rate Rebates, q., 928. Statutory Levies, q., 1781. Taxation, q., 995.

Local Government (Building Regulation) Amendment Bill, int., 2119; 2R., 2282.

Local Government (Elections) Amendment Bill, int., 2484; 2R., 3008, 3013.

Motor Vehicles, Sales · to Minors, adj., 3031.

Noxious Weeds: Control, q., 1365. Whisky Weed, q., 703.

Oil Installations, q., 2337. Parking, North Sydney, q., 2192. Parks and .Recreation Areas, q., 2196. Parliamentary Privilege, address, 644. Police Regulation (Women Police) Bill,

2R., 2623, .2627. . . Public Works:

Director, Alleged Malpractice, address, 631.

Kogarah High School Contract, address, 631.

McConnell and Fear Pty. Ltd., Contracts, address, 631.

St. George Hospital Contract, addre3S, 631.

Railway Overpass, Stacey Street, Bankstown, q., 2113.

Roads and Traffic: Airport Expressways, q., 576, 1483. Camden-Campbelltown, q., 926. Department of Main Roads, Annual

Report, tabled, 2901. Grand Parade, Brighton-le-Sands, q.,

1235. Highway 23, q., 704. Hornsby-Hawkesbury Expressway, q.,

2564. Main Roads Levy, q., 100. Mascot, Aerodrome, q., 992. Newcastle Expressway, q., 257;3. Northern Expressway, q., 650. Pacific Highway, Highfields, q., 820.

Hills, The Hon •. P. D. (continued): Roads and Traffic (continued):

Prince's Highway, Sutherland, adj., 2444. Timber Hauling, q., 701. Western Highway, q., 707, 991. Woodville Road, Granville, q., 135. Sydney-Newcastle Expressway, q., 198.

Sheltered Workshop, Eastlakes, q., 374. Sydney (Kingsford Smith) Airport, q., 992. The Rocks, Planning, q., 2893. Trade Union Elections, p.o., 1638. University of Newcastle Bill, p.o., 2950. Water, Country Rating, q., 1699. Water Pollution, Beaches, q., 1232.

Hughes, Mr. D. (Armidale): Aborigines:

Armidale Association for the Assimilation of Aborigines, budget, 1455.

Scholarships, budget, 1455. Address in Reply, m., 438; p.o., 463. Adult Training Scheme, urgency, 996. Afforestation Programme, budget, 1451. Airlines Dispute, p.o., 1633, 1643. Air Transport Act, adj., 1115. Air Transport Bill, 2R., 1330; Com., 1377,

1385, 1386. Allocation of Time for Discussion, p.o.,

1630. Assembly, Legislative:

Forged Letters, p.o., 2900. Hours of Sitting, p.o., 1268.

Barleyfields Level Crossing, q., 822, 1132; adj., 1572; q., 1786.

Books, House-to-House Selling, q., 1878. Budget, 1964-1965, ways, 1449. Cattle, T.B. Testing at Dorrigo, adj., 172.

, Child Centre for Armidale, est., 1616. Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Super

annuation) Amendment Bill, p.o., 2965, 2967; 2R., 2967.

Coal Industry: Loaders, budget, 1453. Supplies to Vales Point and Munmorah

Power Stations, budget, 1451. Courts and Legal Procedure:

Defamation Act, est., 1659. Legal Costs, est., 1656. Public Defender and Public Solicitor, est., 1656.

Decentralisation, Country Areas, address, 445; m., 773.

Drought, Mid-North Coast, p.o., 2575.

SESSION 1964-65 · lxxvii


Hughes, Mr. D. (continued): Education:

Commission, budget, 1455. New Religious Syllabus, address, 443.

Electricity: Amalgamation of County Councils, . q.,

371. Vales Point Power Station, budget, 1451.

Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 1616, 1656. Factories, Shops and Industries (Amendment) Bill, p.o., 2640.

Fauna Protection (Amendment) Bill, int., 2118; 2R., 2302.

Guyra Abattoirs, address, 445. Heffron, The Hon. R. J., Resignation as

Premier, address, 442. Hospitals:

Armidale and New England District Hospital, budget, 1456.

Mental Patients, p.o., 2218. Walcha, budget, 1456.

Housing: Guyra, address, 446. Mt. Druitt, address, 445.

Land Acquisition (Charitable Institutions) Act, m., 2272, 2277.

Land Tax, budget, 1450. Land Tax Management (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 1819; Com., 1833. Legal Assistance (Amendment) Bill, int.,

1733; 2R., 1893. Loan Estimates, 1964-1965, p.o., 1917,

1922, 1929. Local Government Finance, p.o., 2390. Maintenance Bill, 2R., 2585; p.o., 2588;

Com., 2600, 2603. Margarine Quotas, p.o., 1419. Minerals:

Manganese, Yarrowitch Deposits, budget, 1450.

Royalties, budget, 1450. N.S.W. Institute of Psychiatry Bill, 2R.,

1005; Com., 1056. Opera House :

Cost, budget, 1454. Finance, address, 439.

Palmer, H. G., Pty. Ltd., Alleged Illegalities, address, 439.

Peace Movements, p.o., 1040, 1042. Pharmacy Bill, cons. amdts., 1985, 1988. Police Regulation (Women Police) Bill,

2R., 2626. Public Works:

Duplication, budget, 1451. State Offices, address, 439.

Hughes, Mr. D. (continued) : Railway Freights, p.o., 1464. Roads, Non-public, Conversion, budget, 1456.

School Bus Transport, q., 1411. Sessional Orders, Hours of Sitting, p.o., 1268.

Standing Orders Committee, Member, 665. State Planning Authority, address, 445. Supply Bill, supply, 685; p.o., 688, 690. Teachers' Salaries, q., 580; budget, 1449,

1454; q., 2116, 2894. Unemployment Relief Grants, address. 439. Univt:rsity of Newcastle Bill, int., 2352; 2R., 2946.

University of Sydney, New Law School, adj., 363.

Workers Compensation (Amendment) Bill, Com., 2525.

Hunter, Mr. D. B. (Ashfield-Croydon): Ashfield Infants' and Primary School, loan est., 2074.

Budget, 1964-1965, ways, 1389. Crime, Incidence, budget, 1393. Deficit Budgeting, budget, 1393. Employment of School Leavers, ·q., 1126. Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 1552, 1564,

1606. • Fauna and Flora, Protection, est., 1606. Fauna Protection (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

2305. Housing Shortage, budget, 1393. Library Committee, Member, 665. Loan Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 2072. Nazism, Ashfield, budget, 1389. Nurses Registration (Amendment) Bill, 21t.,

2132. Omnibus Services:

Reduction, loan est., 2072. Shelters, est., 1564.

Parking, City Sites, loan est., 2073. Parliament:

Library, est., 1552. New Building, est., 1552. Telephone System, est., 1552.

Police Strength, budget, 1392. Police Regulation (Women Police) Bill, :lll.,

2626. Postal Voting, est., 1607. Public Works, Uncompleted, loan est., 207.5. Suburban Railway Services, loan est., 2072. Synthetics, budget, 1394. Telephone Booths, Vandalism, budget, 1392,

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v olumea 52-55

Hunter, Mr. D. B. (continued): Tourist Activities, Development, est., 1606. Western Suburbs Hospital, q., 371; loan est.,

2073. Wheat Storage, loan est., 2072. Wool, Synthetic Substitutes, budget, 1394. Wyatt, Stanislaus, Esq., M.L.A., Death, m.,

32. .

Jackson, Mr. H. E. (Gosford): Budget, 1964-1965, ways, 1256. Gosford Shire Council, Dismissal, budget,

1256. Gosford Hospital, budget, 1256. House Committee, Member, 665. Hunter District Water, Sewerage and Drain

age (Amendment) Bill, int., 712. Municipal Fruit and Vegetable Markets,

budget, 1260. Opera House, Cost, budget, 1259. Roads and Traffic:

Accidents, budget, 1260. Special Constables for Traffic Breaches,

budget, 1260. Sewerage, Metropolitan Area, budget, 1259. Scholarship Allowances, budget, 1258.

Jackson, Mr. Rex (BuDi): Address in Reply, p.o., 225; m., 594. Bridges:

Como, address, 602. Taren Point, address, 600. Tom Ugly's, address, 600.

Electricity, Victorian Charges, address, 597. Finances and Investments:

Victorian Budget, 1964-1965, address, 596.

N.S.W. and Victoria, Comparative Finances, address, 596.

Hospitals: Bulli Electorate, address, 601. New Construction, address, 601.

Loan Council Allocations, Victoria and New South Wales, address, 596.

Peace Movements, address, 595. Port Kembla Harbour, Development,

address, 602. Printing Committee:

Member, 665. Reports Tabled, 737, 918, 1072, 1403,

1570, 1736, 1992, 2145, 2445, 3027. Railways, South Coast Services, address,

601. Reserves, Bulli Electorate, address, 599.

Jackson, Mr. Rex (continued):

Roads and Traffic: Southern Expressway, address, 601.

. Finance, address, 600. Sheltered Workshops, address, 600. Taxation:

Poker Machines, address, 598. State, address, 598. Uniform, address, 591.

Jackson, The Hon. R. S.: Address in Reply, m., 182. industrial Arbitration Legislation, Penal

Provisions, address, 183; q., 1940. Retail Trade, Lay-by Sales, q., 2373. Trade Unions, Criticism by the Hon. R. C.

Packer, M.L.C., address, 182.

Jago, Mr. A. H. (Gordon): Address in Reply, m., 544; p.o., 566. Australian Labor Party, Centralisation, ad

dress, 544. Banking, School Savings Accounts, q., 927. Bligh, Hon. Member for, Allegations against Hon. Member for Vaucluse, address, 544; p.o., 574.

Bridges: De Burgh's, q., 705. Sydney Harbour, Toll, address, 546.

Budget, 1964-1965, p.o., 1253; ways, 1511. Chatswood High School, adj., 2246. Clean Air (Amendment) Bill, int., 668; 2R.,

980. Closer Settlement, address, 546. Coal Exports, address, 547. Companies, Official Manager, q., 2707. Education:

Efficiency of Department, address, 54 7. Parents and Citizens' Associations, ad·

dress, 548. · Pre-school Kindergartens, address, 547.

Estimates, 1964-1965, ·supply, 1563. Housing:

Green Valley and Mt. Druitt Developments, address, 546.

High Density, address, 547. Housing Indemnities (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

803. Industry from Overseas, address, 545. Land Tax Management (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 1825. . Loan Estimates, q., 2115. Local Government (Building Regulation)

Amendment Bill, ini., 2120; 2R., 2286.

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25th August, 1961, to 3lat March, 1965

Jago, Mr. A. H. (continued):. Local Government :

Broten v. Council of the Municipality of Randwick, adj., 2043; q., 2191, 2269; p.o., 2270; q., 2996, 2997.

Council of the City of Sydney, q., 478. Menindee, Irrigation, q., 1783. Oil Exploration, address, 545. Omnibus Services, Financial Losses, address, 549.

Parking on Railway Land, address, 549. Peace Movements, budget, 1512. Pharmacy Bill, cons. amdts., 1984, 1986,

1990, 2056. Police:

Civilian Employees, address, 550. Pymble Station, q., 882; est., 1563. Traffic, q., 374; address, 550.

Police Regulation (Assistant Commis-sioners) Amendment Bill, int., 2719; 2R., 2909.

Railways: Rolling Stock Maintenance, address, 549. Safety, q., 1575. Standard Gauge, Broken. Hiii-Parkes, q.,

1478. Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, Com.,

2616. Superannuation:

Police Fund, address, 551. Railway Fund, address, 550. State Planning Authority, m., 976.

Sydney Grammar School (Amendment) Bill, cons. amdts., 2490.

Tea, Advertising, adj., 247. Teachers' Salaries, address, 548. Trade Unions:

Defence Establishments, Strikes, budget, 1517.

Waterside Workers' Federation, Protest Strikes, budget, 1517.

Transport Services, Sale by Government, q., 1234.

Uniform Taxation, address, 544; budget 1511.

Warringah Expressway, address, 546. Youth Welfare:

Youth Commission, q., 754. Youth Policy Advisory Committee Report,

address, 548.

Joel, The Hon. Asher, O.B.E.: Address in Reply, m., 118. Advertising, Extravagant, q., 1339.

Joel, The Hon. Asher, O.B.E. (continued): Aged Persons:

Ability to Work, address, 121. Director of Geriatrics, address, 120. Pensions, Cost, address, 121. Percentage o_f Population, address, 120.

Air Transport Bill, 2R., 1354. Discharged Servicemen's Badges Bill, 2R.,

2379. Fauna Protection Act, address, 122. Fauna Protection (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

2335. Flora and Fauna Conservation, address, 122: Hunter District Water, Sewerage and Drain

age (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 809. Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill,

p.o., 1027, 1096. Maintenance Bill, 2R., 2670. Mental Health (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

2869. National Parks, address, 122. N.S.W. Institute of Psychiatry Bill, 2R., 2000.

Nurs~s Registration (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2180; Com., 2250, 2251, 2252, 2253.

Police Regulation (Assistant Commissioners) Amendment Bill, 2R., 2857; Com., 2860, 2862, 2863.

Private Hospitals (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1953;· Com., 1997.

Retail Trading Hours, Gaoling of Mr. T. Allan, address, 118.

Roads and Traffic, Speed Limits, q ., 1737. Sydney Grammar School ·(Amendment) Bill,

2R., 2097; Com., 2256.

Jordan, Mr. L. C., LL.B. (Oxley): Lansdowne Water Supply, q., 653, 1877. Matrimonial Causes, q., 2195. Settlement Point, Erosion of Road, q., 2109.

Kearns, Mr. N. J. (Bankstown): Aged Persons, Housing, m., 1423. Bankstown Municipal Council:

Dismissal, q., 2339. Trial of Alderman, q., 1413.

Bus Services, New·vehicles, q., 312. Cigarette and Tobacco Discounts, q., 2386. Newspapers, Emphasis on Sex, q., 1577. Overpass Road, Stacey Street, Bankstown, q., 2113.

Salt-water Anglers, q., 881.

INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 5~55

Kelly, The Hon. C. A. (Bathnrst): Aborigines, Treatment, q., 2470. Electoral Canvassers, Bogus, q., 579. Fauna Protection (Amendment) Bill, int.,

2118, 2R., 2291, 2356; Com., 2359. Film Distribution, q., 927. Fires:

Bush, Prevention,. q., 316. Oil Fire, Hunter's Hill, q., 1702.

Gaming and Betting (Amendment) Bill, int., 2726.

Gaming and Betting (Poker Machines) Taxation Amendment· Bill, ways, 2727.

Lakemba By-Election, Statistical Return, tabled, 1883.

Life Saving Clubs, State Championships, q., 1875.

Native Birds, Assistance to Aviculturists, q., 1694, 2383 ..

Publications: Emphasis on Sex, q., 702, 1577. House-to-House Bookselling, q., 1878.

Racing, Televising of Meetings, q., 2713. Salt-water Anglers, q., 822, 881. Tourist Activities:

Advertising, q., 2712. Stony Range Sanctuary, q., 534. Warragamba Dam, q., 703 •.

Kelly, Mr. R. J. (East Hills): Address in Reply, m., 510. Airlines Dispute, p.o., 2342. Air Transport Bill, p.o., 1285. Assembly, Legislative: Forged Letters, q.,

2894; p.o., 2894. Bligh, Hon. Member for, Allegations

against Hon. Member for Vaucluse, p.o., 573.

Brick Supplies, q., 2032. Bridge, Salt Pan Creek, address, 517. Broten v. The Council of the Municipality of Randwick, p.o., 2269.

Building Construction Code, Floor Space Index, q., 1956.

Chevron Hotel, q., 1241. Child Welfare:

Juvenile Delinquency, q., 1540. Retarded Children, Bankstown Centre,

address, 516. Darby and lean Radio Session, q., 135. Electoral Canvassers, Bogus, q., 578. Finances and Investment:

Commonwealth Policy, q., 706. Victorian Budget, address, 511.

KeOy, Mr. R.; J. (continued) : . Henry Lawson Drive, address, 517. House Committee, Member, 665. Housing, Bounty Scheme, q., 477. Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Act,.

Debate in Legislative Council, q., 3002. McConnell and Fear Pty. Ltd., p.o., 1549. Opera House, Education Campaign, q.,

2565. Peace Movements, p.o., 1040. Permanent Building Societies, q., Police Recruits, Qualifications,

1131. Public Works:

2270. q., 656.

Allegations Against Director, address, 510.

McConnell and Fear Pty. Ltd., p.o., 1549.

Retail Trading Hours, address, 513. Schools, Independent, Fees, q., 1579. Sewerage Costs, q., 886. Stamp Duties, Victorian Rates, address,

512. Stock and Station Agents, Increased Com-

mission, q., 1882. Submarine Base, Neutral Bay, q., 1962. Taxation, Victorian Income, address, 512. Transport, Victorian Fares and Freights,

Increases, address, 511. Water:

Bankstown Drainage, address, 516. Georges River, Pollution, q., 1036.

Kenny, The Hon. J. D.: Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 1088; p.o., 1212, 1213; Com., 1215. Leave of Absence, 11. Police Regulation (Women Police) Amend-

ment Bill, 2R., 2694. Roads, No. 16 Wharf, Pyrmont, q., 1340. University of Newcastle Bill, 2R., 2882. Workers Compensation (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 2556.

Landa, The Hon. A., LL.B. (Bondi): Address in Reply, m., 446. Aged Persons:

Home Units, address, 452; q., 1367, 2386.

Housing, m., 1801; address, 452. Telephones, q., 1698.

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Landa, The Hon. A., LL.B. (continued): Airlines and Aviation:

Airlines Dispute, p.o., 1642; Air Transport Act, adj., 1710. Sydney (Kingsford Smith) Airport,

address, 449. Annual Holidays (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

719, 729; Com., 731. Apprenticeship Training Council Report,

q., 1413, 1786. Beach Pollution, address, 448. Bread Industry (Amendment) Bill, int.,

2423; 2R., 2641; Com., 2746. Bread Price, q., 2345, 2468. Co-operation (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 731;

p.o., 781; 2R., 787. Co-operative Movement:

Credit Unions, q., 367, 819, 2569, 2718. Permanent Building Societies, q., 2270. Woonona, q., 2570, 2718.

Export Packaging, address, 450. Factories, Shops and Industries (Amend

ment) Bill, Report on Part III, tabled, 317; int., 2349; 2R., 2627, 2638; Com., 2640; 3R., 2640.

Government Guarantees (Amendment) Bill, int., 2348.

Hours of Trading, Ladies' Hairdressing Salons, q., 2713.

Housing Indemnities (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 791, 804.

Housing: Aged Persons, m., 1801; address, 452. Booklets, q., 2387. Bounty Scheme, q., 477. Building Methods, q., 1573. Building Tradesmen, Shortage, address, 451.

Canberra, address, 453. Commission:

Brighton Flats, q., 2192. Heme Bay Settlement, q., 196. Home Purchases, q., 752, 1702. Kindergartens in Projects, q., 1874. Mt. Druitt-Rooty Hill Development, q., 747.

Report, 1963-1964, tabled, 2346. Riverwood Estate, q., 2470. Waiting List, address, 452.

Commonwealth Grants, q., 316; address, 451.

Country Areas, address, 446. Government Guarantees, address, 451. · Guyra, address, 446. Jory, Mr. Robert, adj., 1185.

Landa, The · Hon. A., LL.B. (continued) : Housing (continued):

Home Units for Aged Persons, address, 452; q., 1367, 2386.

Migrants, q., 2034. Narrabri and Wee Waa, q., 409, 542. Queensland, address, 453. Rutherford, q., 1233. Slum Clearance, q., 314; address, 452;

q., 1695. South Australia, address, 453. Telephones, q., 1698. Victoria, address, 452; q., 1125. Wollongong-Port Kembla, q., 1484.

Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, int., 716; 2R., 823; p.o., 894; 2R., 908.

Industrial Arbitration Procedures, q., 59, 2117.

Industrial Registrar's Annual Report, tabled, 2474.

Long Service ·Leave: Lead by New South Wales, q., 2114. Pregnancy, q., 1129.

Millet Brooms, q., 536. Peace Movements, p.o., 1046, 1047. Pollution of Beaches, address, 448. Price Increases, q., 578, 1132. Railways:

City Underground, address, 447. Eastern Suburbs, address, 447.

Retail Trading Hours, q., 311. Road Congestion, address, 447. Superannuation Board's Investments, q., 192. Sewerage:

Costs, q., 886. Ships' Holding Tanks, address, 450.

Telephone Installation Delays, address, 449. Tokyo Monorail System, address, 446. Tourist Companies, False Advertising, ad-

dress, 451. Vales Point Power Station, address, 454. Waterloo, Collapse of Wall, q., 1127, 1651. Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Bill,

int., 2226; 2R., 2434, 2521; p.o., 2525; Com., 2526; cons. amdts., 2901.

Lawson, Mr. J. A. (Murray): Fauna Protection (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

2320, 2355. Marketing of Primary Products (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2143.

Show Societies' S~bsidies, q., 2345.

Ixxxii INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes ,52-55

Lewis, Mr. T. L. (Wollondilly): Abattoirs:

Berrima District, q., 312. Country, est., 1623.

Address in Reply, m., 421. Aged Persons, Transport Concessions,

address, 423. Airlines and Aviation:

Dispute, p.o., 1632, 1634, 1635; p.o., 2342.

Dubbo Service, p.o., 1649. Air Pollution, Tallawarra Power Station,

est., 1621. Assembly, Legislative:

Hours of Sitting, p.o., 1269. Hon. Member for King, p.o., 485. Hon. Member for Wollongong-Kembla, address, 421.

Bargo Bridge, address, 426. Brixite Australia (Wollongong) Pty. Ltd., adj., 1992.

Coal and Oil Shale Mineworkers (Superannuation) Amendment Bill, int., 2527; 2R., 2962; p.o., 2961, 2964, 2966, 2967; pers. expl., 2970.

Decentralisation: Assembly of Machinery, est., 1626. Wollondilly Electorate, est., 1622.

Electorates: Redistribution of Boundaries, est., 1609. Wollondilly, est., 1609.

Electricity, Dapto Subdivision, address, 423. Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 1609, 1621,

1622. Fauna and Flora:

Fish and Wild Life Commission, est., 1610. Protection, est., 1610.

Fauna Protection (Amendment) Bill, int., 2118; 2R., 2295; Com., 2357.

Gaming and Betting (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2958; p.o., 2958.

Gaming and Betting (Poker Machines) Amendment Bill, s.s.o., 2953 ..

Harbour, Port Kembla, address, 423. Hawkesbury College Enrolments, q., 535,

585. . Housing: .

Australian Iron and Steel Limited, address, 423.

Campbelltown Satellite City, address, 429. Moss Vale, est., 1623.

Industry, Primary and Secondary: Fruit and Vegetable Marketing, est., 1624. Potatoes, est., 1624. Wollondilly Electorate, est., .1623.

Land Settlement, Yulgilbar and Paradise East Estates, m., 1061.

Lewis, Mr. T. L. (continued): Loan Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 2433; p.o., 2433.

Local Government, Wollongong Mayor, address, 423.

Margarine Quotas, urgency, 1417; p.o., 1419.

Marketing of Primary Products (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2144, 2230; p.o., 2235, 2238.

Meat Industry (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1897; Com., 1904.

Meat, Live-weight Selling, address, 425. Mental Hospitals, p.o., 2219. Minister for South Coast, address, 422. Noxious Weeds:

Control, q., 1365. Eradication, address, 427. Serrated Tussock, q., 1578.

Opera House Cost, address, 421; loan est., 2433. .

Parliamentary Privilege, Mr. Peter Clyne, p.o., 2712.

Pastures Protection (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2422.

Port Kembla Harbour, address, 423. Prisons, Forest Camps, q., 993. Racing:

Illegal Betting, address, 424. Off-course Betting, q., 2193. T.A.B., q., 2572.

Roads and Traffic: C.A.R. Grants, address, 421. City Allocations, address, 426. Hume Highway, address, 426; adj., 2972.

Sewerage: Metropolitan Board, address, 422. .Wollongong, address, 422.

Sunday Cinemas, est., 1609. Tourist Bureau, est., 1610. University of Newcastle Bill, p.o., 2950. Water:

Blowering Dam, q., 1960. Shellharbour, address, 422.

Wheat Storage, p.o., 2399. Workers Compensation (Amendment) Bill, p.o., 2526.

Love, The Hon. C. A.: Address in Reply, m., · 300. Electricity Development, address, 302. State Basic Wage, address, 301. State Government's Achievements, address,

302. Trading Hours:

Death of Storekeeper, address, 301. Hours, address, 301.

SESSI~ 1964-65

25th August, 1964, to 31st Marc:h, 1965

McCartney, Mr. R. A. (Hamilton): Address in Reply, m., 100. Aboriginal Surf Life Saving Team, p.o., 2090.

Aged Persons' Housing, m., 1441. Air Pollution, Newcastle, q., 1414. Budget, 1964-1965, ways, 1457. Coal Industry:

Mine Subsidence Legislation, q., 1698. Newcastle Coal Loader, address, 106. Port Handling Equipment, budget, 1457. State Mines, budget, 1457.

Contact Lenses, q., ~3. Co-operation (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 785. Crime, Compensation for Victims, q., 374. Decentralisation:

Commonwealth's Role, address, 103; m., 779, 928.

·Government's Achievements, address, 102. Ministry, address, 104.

Election, Waratah, address, 100. Electricity:

Costs, budget, 1457. ·Generation, address, 105.

!Export Earnings, budget, 1458. Greaves, Edward, Esq., M.L.A., Death, m.,

27. Gully Line Bridge, New Lambton, q., 1539. Harbours:

Islands Reclamation Scheme, q., 412, 754. Newcastle, address, 106; q., 2999. Newcastle Coal Loader, budget, 1458.

Hospitals, Royal Newcastle, q., 55, 539. House Committee, Member, 665. Housing, Victoria, q., 1125. Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 904. Industries, Primary and Secondary:

Cotton Growing, address, 103. Country, address, 104.

Internal Finance, budget, 1459. Loan Estimates, 1964-1965, p.o., 1918,

1920; supply, 2058. Mineral Development, p.o., 1920. Oil Installations, q., 2337. Opera House Uses, q., 925. Parliament:

Members' Salaries, address, 101. New House, q., 315.

Public Solicitor,. Newcastle, q., 822. Racing, Broadcast of Betting Details, q.,

2194.

McCartney, ·Mr. R. A. (cQntinued):

Railways: Air-conditioned Trains, budget, 1463. Competition, budget, 1460. Debt, budget, 1459. Development, budget, 1459, 1461. Diesel-electric Traction, budget, 1462. Double-decker Carriages, budget, 1463. Fares, budget, 1460. Finance, budget, 1461. Freights, budget, 1464. Industrial Conditions, budget, 1462. Morale, budget, 1462. Newcastle Suburban Services, q., · 314. Passenger Amenities, budget, 1463. Payroll Tax, budget, · 1460.

Roads and Traffic: Highway 23; q., 704. Newcastle Expressway; q., 2572. New Lambton, loan est., 2061. Road Deaths, q., 2383.

Shipbuilding ·at State Dockyard, q., 1239, 1957.

Schools: Jesmond, loan est., 2061. Lambton, loan est., 2061.

Taxation, Victoria's Policy, q., 583. Wheat:

Exports, loan est., 2058. India and Pakistan, loan est., 2060. Production, loan est., 2059. Storage, loan est., 2058; q., 2110.

McCaw, Mr. K. M. (Lane Cove): Address in Reply, m., 323. Aged Persons' Housing, m., 1430. -Airlines and Aviation:

Dubbo Services, p.o., 1647, 1648; adj., 1712; p.o., 1717, 1718.

Intrastate, p.o., 1123. Air Transport Bill, p.o., 1301. Assembly, Legislative:

Allegations of Hon. Member for Bligh, p.o., 660.

Forged Letters, p.o., 2900. Members' Rights and Privileges, p.o., 710.

Australian Labor Party, Conduct of Pre-sident, p.o., 663. ·

Communism, Peace Movements, p.o., 1041, 1045, 1046.

Courts and Legal Procedures: Law Reform Committee, q., 137. Payments into Court, q., 539.

lxxxiv INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 52-55

McCaw, Mr. K. M. (continued): Electricity, Hawkesbury Development Company, p.o., 64.

Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Act, Debate in Legislative Council, p.o., 3002.

Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, Com., 2805.

Legal Assistance (Amendment) Bill, int., 1732; 2R., 1890.

Loan Estimates, 1964-1965, p.o., 1921, 1923.

Local Government, Broten v. Council of the Municipality of Randwick, p.o., 2190, 2269.

Maintenance Bill, int., 2224; 2R., 2577; p.o., 2588; Com., 2600.

McConnell and Fear Pty. Ltd., Building Contracts, p.o., 637.

Minerals: Development, p.o., 1921. Royalties, p.o., 1923.

Oil Fire, Hunter's Hill, q., 1695. Police Regulation (Assistant Commissioners)

Amendment Bill, int., 2721. Police Strength, q., 2468; urgency, 2896;

p.o., 2897. Road Accidents, m., 1592; p.o., 2207. Schools, Religious Syllabus, address, 323;

q., 702, 2034. Standing Orders Committee, Member, 665. Temporary Chairman of Committees, Nomi-

nation, 55. Trade Union Elections, p.o., 1638. Wheat Storage, p.o., 2403. Youth Policy Advisory Committee, adj.,

1973.

Mcintosh, The Hon. J. C.: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 1760. Lismore High School, q., 2662. Oath of Allegiance, 11.

McMahon, The Hon. J. M. A. (Balmain): Airlines and Aviation:

Dubbo, adj., 1712. Mudgee, adj., 1074.

Air Pollution, Motor Vehicle Exhaust Fumes, q., 2571.

Air Transport Bill, 2R., 1334. Australian Jockey Club, adj., 1074. Belrose Resumptions by Electricity Commis

sion, adj., 1572. Bridges:

Como, q., 2471. Georges River, Traffic Control, q., 2271.

McMahon, The Hon. J. M. A. (continued) :

Bridges (continued): Gladesville, adj., 2807. Muswellbrook Overbridge, q., 658. Penrith Railway, q,, 478, 1367. St. Leonards, q., 1239. Taren Point, q., 748.

Cobar to Wilcannia Railway (Repeal) Bill, int., 1730, 1883.

Cobar to Wilcannia Railway (Repeal) Bill (No. 2), int., 2053; 2R., 2124.

Ferry Services: Hydrofoil Vessels,. q., 2711. Hydrofoil Vessels on Parramatta River, q.,

3007. Sydney Harbour, p.o., 1916, 1917; q.l

2711. Sydney Harbour Transport Board's Annual

Report, tabled, 1965. Motor Vehicles:

Broken Windscreens, q., 515. Diplomatic Immunity, q., 1577. Safety Belts, q., 2338. Standards, q., 2715.

Omnibus and Transport Services: Antiglare Windscreens, q., 516. Fares, q., 2566. New Buses, q., 312. Radio Telephones, q., 473, 657. Redfern, q., 816. Safety Record, q., 2565.

Parking: Delivery Vehicles, q., 821. · Railway Stations, q., 2569.

Police Parking, q., 2115. Railways:

Annual Report, tabled, 2346. Burwood Station, q., 2472. Chalmers Street Excavation, q., 1482;

pers. expl., 1544. Derailments, q., 1481. Eastern Suburbs, q., 1367. Footway at Pennant Hills, q., 887, 2036. Hornsby Institute, q., 542. Level Crossing at Barleyfields, q., 823,

1132; adj., 1572; q., 1786. Level Crossing Gates, q., 1117. Menangle Station, q., 309. Mrs. Mary Parsonage, q., 2271. Newcastle Suburban Services, q., 314. Nundah to Werris Creek, q., 820. O'Ryan, E. S., Charges, q., 2108. Overbridge, Tighe's Hill, q., 2387. Passenger Services to Port Waratah and

Mayfield, q., 1483, 2573.

. SESSION 1964-65 lxxxv

25th August,. 1964,· to .31st March, 1965

McMahon, The Hon. J. M. A. (continued): Railways (continued):

Safety, q., 1575. South Mail, adj., 534. South Queensland-Murwillumbah, q.,

2191. Standard Gauge, Broken Hill to Parkes,

q., 1478, 1963. Wages and Conditions, Eveleigh, q., 2113,

2896. Wheat Transport, q., 2114, 2474. Working Conditions, q., 411. Wynyard Ticket Barriers, q., 1535.

Roads and Traffic: Accidents, m., 2205. City Traffic Congestion, q., 1878, 1880,

1964. Crown and Palmer Streets, Traffic, q.,

1543. Dobroyd Parade, Haberfield, q., 818, 1423. Diplomatic Immunity, q., 1577. East Sydney, q., 542. Level Crossings and Gates, q., 823, 1117,

1132, 1786; adj., 1572. Penrith, Lights, q., 478. Prince's Highway, Sylvania, Pedestrian

Bridge, q., 2188. Rocky Point Road, q,, 1360, 2573. Road Deaths, q., 2383, 2388. Kurri Kurri, q., 1236. Safety Belts, q., 2338. Turton Road, Waratah, Lights, q., 819. Victoria Road, Ermington, Lights, q., 197.

Superannuation: Department of Motor Transport Employees, q., 472, 479.

Mrs. Mary Parsonage, q., 1962, 2271. Railways Fund, q., 2708.

Taxi-cabs: Newcastle, q., 992. Refusal to Hire, q., 2116.

Third-party Insurance, Women's Rights, q., 753.

Transport: Bus Fares, .q., 372. Department of Government Transport

Annual Report, tabled, 2036. Department of Motor Transport Annual

Report, tabled, 2346. Manly-Warringah, q., 1122. Monorail to Airport, q., 579. Sale of Government Services, q., 1234.

McPherson, 11Je Hon. H. J.: Blacktown Municipal Council (Hill Top Avenue Public Garden and Recreation Space) Bill, Select Committee, Member, 2372.

Maddison, Mr. J. C., LL.B. (Hornsby): Aboriginal Surf Life Saving ream, p.o., 2089.

Address in Reply, m., 394. Air Transport Bill, Com., 1387, 1388. Attorney-General, est., 1652. Australian Labor Party's Federal Executive,

address, 394. Bridge, Hawkesbury River, q., 3001. Courts and Legal Procedures:

Bail, address, 399. Committal for Trial, est., 1629. Costs of Litigation, address, 395. Docks, q., 2031. Expedition of Cases, address, 398. Filing of Bills, q., 403. Indictment Procedure, est., 1652. Judgments Against Insurance Companies,

address, 396. Legal Aid, address, 399. McDonald, D. P., ·Committal for Trial, est., 1656.

Ombudsman, address, 401. O'Ryan, E. S., Committal for Trial, est.,

1654. ·Police Prosecutions, q., 133, 1421. Pre-trial Procedures, address, 397. Prosecutions in Great Britain, est., 1653. Sub Judice Rule, q., 1700. Supreme Court Rules, address, 398.

District Courts (Amendment) Bill, int., 1731.

Education, Assistance, p.o., 994. Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 1629, 1652. Hawkesbury River Bridge, q., 3001. Housing Indemnities (Amendment) Bill, int., 661; 2R., 792.

Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2787; Com., 2799, 2802, 2803, 2804, 2805.

Mental Health (Amendment) Bill, int., 2222; 2R., 2921.

Motor Vehicles, Interior Ornaments, q., 2388.

N.S.W. Institute of Psychiatry · Bill, int., 714; 2R., 988, 1001; Com., 1056; cons. amdt., 2133.

Prisoners, Psychiatric Treatment, address, 400; q., 746.

lxxxvi INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 52-55

Maddison, Mr. J. C., B.A., LL.B. (continued):

Railways: Hornsby Institute, q., 542. Level-crossing Gates, q., 1117. Wynyard Ticket Barriers, q., 1535.

Rape, q., 1240. Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, ways,

2605; p.o., 2605; Corn., 2615. Standing Orders Committee, Member, 665. State Government, Representations by In

dividuals, address, 395. Water Board Constituencies, q., 926, 1650.

Mahoney, Mr. D. J. (Parramatta): Assembly, Legislative:

Members' Rights and Privileges, p.o., 711. Sessional Orders, p.o., 3028. Standing Orders, Notices of Motion, dis-sent, 1134. ·

Urgency Motions, p.o., 1037. Budget, 1964-1965, ways, 1261. Coal Industry, Electricity Generation, bud

get, 1263. Commonwealth-State Financial Relations,

budget, 1261. Decentralisation, Commonwealth's Responsi-

bility, p.o., 772. Economic Conditions, budget, 1261. Egg Sales, q., 1779. Electricity:

Vales Point Power Station, budget, 1263. Carlingford Control Centre, budget, 1264. Charges, budget, 1264.

Finances and Investment: State Finances, budget, 1262. Budget Deficits and Surpluses, budget, 1261.

Gladesville Bridge, budget, 1264. Hydrofoil Ferry Vessels, Parramatta River,

q., 3006. Local Government:

Broten v. Council of Municipality of Randwick, p.o., 2190.

Building Ordinances, q., 476. Motor Vehicle Standards, q., 2715. Police No. 4 Sub-district, q., 308. Printing Committee, Member, 665. Public Works, Parramatta Electorate, bud-

get, 1265. Taxation Re-imbursements, budget, 1263. Taxation, Victoria, budget, 1265. Traffic Lights, Victoria Road, Ermington,

q., 197. Wheat Storage, p.o., 2394.

Mallam, Mr. H. C. (Dulwich Hill): Address in Reply, m., 429. Airlines and Aviation:

Dispute, q., 1634; p.o., 1634. Dubbo Service, m., 1720. Intrastate, q., 1123. State, loan est., 2071. State Control, address, 438. Subsidies, q., 1411. Sydney (Kingsford Smith) Airport,

address, 437; q., 992; loan est., 2070. Air Transport Bill, 2R., 1299; p.o., 1301. Australian Labor Party, Control by Execu-

tive, address, 430. Botany Bay, q., 3000. Bridge, Pyrmont, loan est., 2069. Defence:

Civil, q., 1880; loan est., 2067. Neutral Bay Submarine Base, loan est.,

2070. Commonwealth-State Relations:

Financial, loan est., 2070. Victorian Advantage, loan est., 2066.

Country Party: Endorsement · of Candidates, address,

434. Graziers' Association address, 430.

Domination,

Housing, Slum Clearance, q., 314. Loan Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 2066; p.o., 2068.

Omnibus Terminals, loan est., 2069. Opera House:

Opposition's Criticism, address, 429. Support by Hon. Member for Tamworth,

loan est., 2066. Use, address, 429.

Pyrmont Bridge, loan est., 2069. Racing:

Australian Jockey' Club, adj., 1072. Televising of Races, q., 2713.

Railways: Eastern Suburbs, address, 436, 437; loan

est., 2069. Service to Passengers, loan est., 2071.

Retail Trading: City of Sydney, loan est., 2066. Practices, q., 1777.

Roads and Traffic: Alternative Route Signs, address, 436. Commonwealth Responsibility, loan est.,

2067. Main Roads, loan est., 2068. Marrickville Road, adj., 2971.

SESSION 1964-65 lxxxvii


Mallam, Mr. H. C. (continued): Roads and Traffic (continued):

Mascot Airport, address, 437; q., 992. Metropolitan Traffic, loan est., 2066.

School Transport, Michelago, q., 924. Transport:

Commonwealth Assistance, p.o., 2068. Co-ordination, address, 438. Experts, loan est., 2069. Services to Sydney Airport, address, 437. Sydney, loan est., 2066.

Tunnels: Kings Cross, address, 436. Mascot, loan est., 2068. Sydney, loan est., 2069. · Sydney Harbour, loan est., 2068.

Wool: Export. of Merino Rams, address, 435. Marketing, address, 434. Stud Rams, address, 435. Textile Factories, address, 434.

Maloney, The Hon. J. J.: Annual Holidays (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 738, 743.

Annual Leave: Holiday Pay, q., 1994. Pay Adjustments, q., 1737.

Bread Industry (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2696, 2702.

Bread Baking Hours, q., 1737. Coal and Oil Shale Mineworkers (Super

annuation) Amendment Bill, 2R., 2975. Companies, Multiple Registrations, q.,

1941. Crown Employees Appeal Board (Further

Amendment) Bill; 2R., 2854. Factories, Shops and Industries (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2680, 2684.

Industrial Arbitration: Commonwealth Legislation, q., 1939. Penal Provisions, q., 1940.

Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1014, 1114, 1186; Com., 1207; p.o., 1214, 1231.

Meat Industry (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2014, 2019.

Milk, Gold Top, adj., 1776. Parking, Disaoled Persons, q., 1339. Police Regulation (Women Police) Amend-

ment Bill, 2R., 2690. ·Roads, No. 16 Wharf, Pyrmont, q.,. 1340. Standing Orders Committee, Member, 35 Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 2545, 2560; Com., 2563.

Mannix, The Hon. N. J. (Liverpool): Aborigines' Housing, q., 366. Advertising, Building Blocks, adj., 1836. Airlines Dispute, p.o., 1631. Annual Holidays (Amendment) Bill, int.,

665. Assembly, Legislative:

Allegations by Hon. Member for Bligh, p.o., 659.

Hours of Sitting, p.o., 1268. Members' Rights and Privileges; p.o., 707. Standing Orders, Notices of Motion, p.o.

1135. Australian Labour Party, Conduct of

President, p.o., 664. Australian Pines and Products Ltd., Select

Committee, q., 751. Clubs, Minors, q., 886. Communism, Peace Movements, p.o., 1541. Companies:

Brixite Australia (Wollongong) Pty. Ltd., adj., 1993.

Official Managers under Act, q., 2707. Tullabong Tin Syndicate Ltd., adj., 1792.

Co-operation (Amendment) Bill, int., 666. Courts and Legal Procedures:

Bankstown Aldermen's Trial, q., 1413. Docks, q., 2032. Filing of Bills, q.,' 404. Kogarah Court House, q., 1365. Law Reform Committee, q., 137. Law Vacations; q., 818. Matrimoniaf Causes, q., 2195. Means Test for Legal Aid, q., 137. Mr. Peter Clyne, q., 2265, 2271; p.o.,

2272. Newcastle Court House, q., 136. Payments into Court, q., 540. Public Solicitor, Newcastle, q., 822. Public Solicitor, Wollongong, q., 650. Suitors' Fund, q., 1876.

Crime, Compensation for Victims, q., 374. Debt Collecting Practices, q., 409, 701. Discharged Servicemen's Badges Bill, int.,

2121; 2R., 2362, 2371; Com., 2371; cons. amdt., 2576, 2577.

District Courts (Amendment) Bill, int., 1730.

Floods, Lake Cowal, adj., 1535. Housing Indemnities (Amendment) Bill, int., 667.

Insurance: Failures, q., 750. Motor Vehicle, q., 2189.

. Ixxxviii INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 52-55

Mannix, The Hon. N. J. (continued): Ju~ges. Pensions and Equity (Amendment)

B1ll, znt., 2122; 2R., 2360, 2362. Landlord and Tenant Act:

Mr. Peter Clyne, q., 1963, 2472. Section SA Leases, q., 366.

L~ndlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, znt., 2529; 2R., 2749, 2799; Com., 2803, 2804, 2805; 3R., 2806.

Legal Assistance (Am.endment) Bill, int., 1731; 2R., 1888.

Level-crossing Smash, Como, .q., 746. Licensed Restaurants, q., 1364. Local Government:

Broten v. Council of the Municipality of Randwick, q., 2109.

Litigation, q., 373. Motor Vehicles, Pamphlet Advertising, q.,

2267 .. Prisons and Prisoners:

Cessnoc:k, q., 577. Forest Camps, q., 993.

Registrar-General's Department, Kogarah Office, q., 582.

Retail Credit Transactions, q., 749. Roads and Traffic :

Accidents, m., 1599, 2196. Sto~k. and Station Agents, Increased Com

miSsion, q., 1882. Superannuation:

Government Servants, q., 1882. State Planning Authority, m., 974, 978.

Teachers' Salaries, q., 2116. Transport (Co-ordination) Act Cases q

3004. • .,

Manyweathers, Mr. R. W. (Casino): Aborigines, Box Hill, address, 361. Address in Reply, m., 356. Agronomists, address, 358. Casino Electorate, Former Members, address, 357.

Cattle and Livestock: Pig Sales, address, 362. Tuberculosis, address, 362.

Dairy Industry: Casino, address, 357. Industrial Conditions, address, 357.

Education, Religious Syllabus, address, 362. Electricity, Legume, address, 362. Fish Industry, Casino Electorate address

359. • •

Manyweathers, Mr. R. W. (continued):

Hospitals: Casino Electorate, address, 362. Bonalbo, q., 583, 1360.

Housing, Casino Electorate, address, 361. Industries:

Casino Electorate, address, 359. Corkwood, address, 358. Peanuts, address, 358. Sugar, address, 359.

Judges' Pensions and Equity (Amendment) Bill, int., 2124; 2R., 2361.

Land Settlement, Yulgilbar and Paradise East, m., 1066.

Loans, Repayment, address, 359. Local Government (Elections) Amendment

Bill, int., 2486; 2R., 3013. Local Government Finance, address, 362. Meat Industry, Casino Electorate, address,

360. Minerals, Drake, address, 360. Noxious Weeds:

Crofton Weed, address, 358. Dunbible Weed, address, 359.

Reforestation, address, 359. Reserve, Evans Head, address, 361. Schools, Casino Electorate, address, 361. Timber, Casino Electorate, address, 360.

Marsh, The Hon. R. B.: Address in Reply, m., 11, 303. Basic Wage:

Adjustments, address, 307. Fixation, address, 12. History, address, 12.

Coal Strike in 1949, address, 305. Communism, Political Strikes, address, 306. Economic Conditions, address, 12. Government's Achievements, address, 12. Industrial Arbitration:

Penal Provisions, address, 307. Settlement of Disputes, address, 306. Stoppages, address, 306.

Industrial Growth, address, 16. Railways:

Achievements, address, 16. Locomotives, address, 16. Staff Re-organisation, address, 18.

Sydney Harbour, address, 304. Trade Union Fines, address, 306. Wharves, address, 304.

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25th Auguat, 1964, to 31at March, 1965

Morey, Mr. T. J, (Bligh): Address in Reply., m., 375. ·: Assembly, Legislative:

Allegations by Hon. Member for Bligh, p.o., 572; pers. expl., 574, 658, 662 ..

Hon. Member for Armidale, q., 653. Australian Labor Party, Principles and

Ideals, address, 379. · ··· ., Casino Electorate, address, 375. Courts and Legal Procedures:

Court Costs, address, 381. Legal Aid, address, 380.

Economic Conditions, address, 377. Electricity Generation, address, 378. Industrial Arbitration:

History, address, 376. Opposition's Policy, address, 376. Penal Provision's, address, 379. Wages, address, 380.

Landlord and Tenant Act: Court Actions, address, 381. Mr. Peter Clyne, adj., 1935; q., 1963. Property Development Consultants, · ad-drds;- ·ju: · ...... , · ·

Landlord and Tenant (Amendment)· Bill, 2R., 2784 ....

Liberal Party: · Attitude, address; 378.

Organisation, q ., 1126. Metropolitan Water Sewerage and Drainage

Board, address, 377. Opera House, Opposition's Attitude, address,

378. Opposition's Policy, address, 377. Restrictive Trade Practices, address, 380. Road Accidents, m., 1587. T.A.B. Appointments, q., 3005. Teachers· Salaries, q:, S40. Trading Hours, Hairdressers, address, 379.

Morris, Mr. M .. A. (Maitland): Address in Reply, m., 586. Ambulance Services, Hunter District, q., 927, 999.

Australian Labor Party's Policy on Prosperity, ad{iress, 588.

Cobar to Wilcannia Railway (Repeal) Bill (No. 2), int., 2053.

Credit Squeeze, address, 581. Decentralisation, m ., 1796. Education, ·Music, q., 1119. Fauna· Protection (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

2308. Government's Shortcomings, address, 589.

lz ~

Morris, Mr. M. A. (continued):

Hansard, q., 1538. Hooliganism, address, 593. Hospitals:

Royal Newcastle, address, 590; q., 1362. Maitland,· q., 138.

Housing,: Rutherford,- q., 1233. i udges Peiisfons and· Equity (Amendment)

Bill, 2R.,. 2362. Liddell Power. Station, q., 2890. Margarine:

Manufacture, address, 591. Therapeutic Value, address, 592. . .

McConnell . and Fear Pty. Ud., Building Contracts, p.o., 637.

Milk: , , , . Chdl~sterol' ~oritent, address, 593. Zone, address, 591.

Millet Brooms, q., 536. Native Birds, q., 1694, 2382. New England ·Highway, Thornton to &st

Maitland, adj., 469. Opera. H;ous!! :

Building Method, q., 2267. Cost, address, 589.

Railways: Standard Gauge, Parkes to Broken Hill,

q., 1963. Superannuation Fund, q., 2708.

Renshaw, Hon. J. B., Appointment as Pre· mier, address; 588. ·

Salt-water Anglers, q., 822._ Scotch Thistle, q., 1875, 2117. State Dockyard Expansion, q., 369. Tuberculosis Testing;· of.Friesian· Cattle, adj.,

919. . University of. Newcastle Bill, int., 2352; 2R., 2942.

Waratah By-election, address, 581. Wheat Storage, p.o:, 2401.

Morton, Mr. P; H. (Mosman): Address in Reply, m., 214. Assembly, Legislative:

Debate, p.o., 689. Hours of Sitting, p.o., 1269.

Decentralisation Ministry, address, 216, 219.

Eastern Suburbs Railway, address, 215. Expressway to Eastern' Suburbs, address, 215.

Governor's Opening Speech, address, 215. Industries, Attraction from Overseas,. ad

dress, 216.

INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 52-SS · . . .

Morton, Mr. P. H. (continued):

Law Vacations, q., 818. Local Government:

Additional Functions, address,' 217. Finance,· address, 216. · Labor Party's Policy, address; 218. Rates on Government Premises, address, . 217. Concession Rate Rebates, address, 218. Sydney City Council, address, 219.

Public Works, Unfinished·'.Projects, address, 215.

Tunnels,. Kings Crqss, address, 215. Wyatt, S.,_ Esq.,. M.L.A., address, 214.

Murphy, The H.on.. T. P •. (COncord): Airlines, Dubbo. ·service, p:o., 1715; m.,

1716; p.o., 1718. Air Transport Bill, p.o., 1382. Allegations by li:on. Member for Canter.bury,

"-··p.o., '1548. · · Assembly, Legislative: Sitting Hours,. p.o.,

1270. Decentralisation,· Commonwealth's Respon

sibility, m., 1151. Gaming and Betting (Poker Machines)

, · Amendment Bill, _m.s.p., 2952; urgency, 2952; m.s.o., 2953; 2R., 2955; p.o., 2958; 2R., 2959; Com., 2960.

Peace Movements, p.o., 1039, 1040, 1041. .·Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, ways,

2428. Wheat Storage, p.o:, .2403, 2473.

Murray, The Hon. W. T.: House Committee, Member, 36.

Neilly, Mr. G. H. (Cessnock): Air Transport Act; Writs, q:, 1477. Allandale Hospital, q., 138, 1422. Coal Industry, Residual Oil Competition,

q., 133. : Decentralisation, p.o., 1796. Decimal Currency:

Conversion, q., 61. Purchasing Power, q., 197.

·Finances and Investment: Credit Restrictions, q., 1364. Inflation, q., 884, 2710. Interest Rate, q., 2262.

Newspaper Prices, q., 700. Parliament, Statements Under Privilege, q.,

406.

Neilly, Mr. G. H. (continued):·

Petrol, Repayment of Subsidies, q., 1482. Prisons, Cessnock, q., 577. Taxation,· Victoria, q., 652. Wangi Power Station, q., 820. Workers' Compensation, Student Teachers, q., 1240. .

Workers' Cm:npensation (Amendment) Bill, p.o., 2525; Com., 2526:

North, The Hon: ·L. A.: Blacktown· Municipal Council (Hill Top

Avenue Public Garden and . Recreation Space) Bill, ·Select Committee, 'Member, 2372.

NoH, Mr. L. M. (Mndgee): Decentralisation:

Commonwealth's Role, m., 155. fndustry, notice, 534. '

Education: Assistance, p;o., 994. Decimal ·Currency, School Syllabus, q.,

58. Mudgee ·Air Service, adj., 1074. Mudgee Primary School, q., 1235. Standing Orders Committee, Member, 665. Temporary Chairman of Co'mmittees,

Nomination. 55.

O'Dea, The Hon. E. C.: Betting Details, q., 2373. Leave of Absence, 11. Multiple Company Registrations, q., 1941. Police Regulation (Assistant Commis-sioners) Amendment Bill, 2R., 2859.

O'Keefe, Mr. F. L. (Upper Hunter): Aerial Ambulance, q., 310. Brickmaking in Country, est.; 1628. Dec en tra I isation:

Allocation, . est., 1628. Freight Concessions, est., 1628.

·Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 1627. Far West Children's Health sdnerile, est.,

1627. House Committee, Member, 36. Keepit Dam, q., 887. Learn-to-Swim Campaign, est., 1627. Local Government (Building Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2R., 2289.

Local Government, Regional Development Committee, est., 1628.

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O'Keefe, Mr. F. L. (continued): Meat Industry (Amendment) Bill, int.,

1734; 2R., 1900. Meat Inspections, q., 992. Merriwa Central School, q., 1480. Muswellbrook Overbridge, adj., 648; q.,

658. Petrol and Oil Exploration, q., 538. Railways:

Nundah to Werris Creek, q., 820. Wheat Transport, q., 2114, ·2474.

Transport (Co-ordination) Act, Cases, q., 3004.

Vandalism, q., 1778. Wheat Harvest, q., 654 ..

Packer, The Hon. R. C.: Address in Reply, m., 174. Annual Leave:

Holiday Pay, q., 1994. Pay Adjustments, q., 1737.

Basic Wage, State, address, 174. Blacktown Municipal Council (Hill Top Avenue Public Garden and Recreation Space) Bill, Select Committee, Member, 2372.

Bread Industry (Amendment) . Bill,. 2R., 2700.

Communism: Influence in Trade Unions, address, 176. Threat to Australia, address, 175.

Companies: Investigations, q., 2445. Latec Investments Limited, q., 2450.

Eviction of Anglican Press, pers. expl., 303.

Gaming and Betting (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2887.

Governor's Salary (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2853.

Industrial Arbitration: Employer-employee Relationship, ad-

dress, 175. Penal Provisions,. address, 174, 177. Remission of Fines, q., 738. .


Legal Assistance (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2006.

Totalizator Agency Board, p.o., 2322. Workers' Compensation (Amendment)

Bill, 2R., 2560.

Padman, Mr. D. G. (Aibiuy): library Committee, Member, 665.

i ~

Peters, The H~n .. W.·C.: Address in Reply, m., 292. Apprentice Training, address, 294. Communism, Coal Strike, address, 293. Industrial Arbitration. Penal Provisions, address, 293, 297.

Local Government (Elections) Amendment . Bill, 2R., 2982. . Packer, Hon. R. C., address, 293. R!!nshaw, Hon. J. B., address, 294. Retail Trading:

Death of Storekeeper, address, 294. Victorian Penalties, address, 295.

Women J>.olice, address, 298.

'Piayfair, Brigadier the Hon. T. A. J., D.S.O., O.B.E., V.D.:

Meat Industry (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2017.

Porter, Mr. D .. (WoUongong-Kembla): Address in Reply, m., 65. Aged Persons, Housing,· address, 69. Air Pollution, Port Kembla, address, 69; est., 1618.

Coal Industry, South Coast, address, 68. Credit Unions. q., 819, 2568, 2718. Education, Wollongong-Kembla, address,

69. Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 1568, 1618. Government's Achievements, address, 66. Hon. Member for · Wollongong-Kembla, address, 67.

Hospitals: Port Kembla-Warrawong, address, 61; est., 1618.

Wollongong, address, 69; q., 2388. Housing:

Migrants, address, 68; q., 2034. Wollongong-Kembla Area, · address, 66; q., 1484.

Industry, ,Wpllongong-Port Kembla, address, 66. . ... •

Local Government Rates. address, 69. Police, Wollongong, address, 67.

·Population, Wollongong, address, 67. Port Kembla Inner Harbour, address, 67. Public Solicitor, Wollongong, q., 649. Railways, South Coast, address, 69. Roads:·

South Coast, address, 68. Wollongong-Kembla, address, 67.

Sand Conservation, Wollongong-Port Kembla, est., 1569.

xcii INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 52-SS

Porter, Mr. D. (continued): .

Sewerage: Primbee and Windang, address, 70. Wollongong-Kembla, address, 67.

Shipping, Port Kembla Services, address, 68.

Steel Industry, Port Kembla, address, 68. Tallawarra Power House, address, 66. Tourist Activities:

South Coast, address, 70; est., 1569. Stewart Park. est., 1568.

Wollongong-Kembla Electorate, address, 66.

Pratten, The Hon. Graham, B~c.: Discharged Servicemen's Badges Bill, 2a.,

2380. Library Committee, Member, 36.

Press, The Hon. Anne E.: Address in Reply, m., 123. Appropriation Bill, 2R., 1858. Black Swans, address, 126; q., 173. Closer Settlement, Booberoi and Boram

bil Stations, address, 125. Decentralisation of Industry, address, 125. Education:

Handicapped Children, address, 124. Religious Syllabus, q., 173.

Geriatric Hospitals. address, 124. Goodooga Hospital, q., 2662. Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill,

2R., 2836. Police Regulation (Women Police) Amend

ment Bill, 2R., 2693. Private Hospitals (Amendment) Bill, 2a.,

1996. Retail Trading Prosecutions, address, 124. Sheltered Workshops, address, 124. "Tidy Tim" Campaign in Country Areas,

q., 1940.

Punch, Mr. L. A. (Giouceaterh Address in Reply, m., 94. Aged Persons' Housing, m., 1436. Australian Pines and Products Ltd., Legis-

lation, q., 750. Commonwealth-State Financial Relations,

address, 98. Dredging of Bar at Wallis Lake Entrance,

adj., 468. Dubbo Air Service, p.o., 1648, 1720, 1721. Floods:

Drainage Unions, q., 1363. Williamtown, address, 95.

Punch, Mr. L. A. (continued):

Gaming and Betting (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2957.

Gloucester Primary School, q., 139. Islands Reclamation in Hunter River Delta,

address, 96. Local Government Finance, urgency, 2388. Margarine:

Manufa,cture, address, 98. Marrickville Margarine Pty. Ltd., q., 885,

1782. Opera House Cost, address, 99. Ravensworth Power Station, q., 2995. Roads and Traffic:

Hornsby to Hawkesbury River Expressway, q., 2564.

Northern Expressway, q., 650. Rose, D'Arcy, Esq., ex-M.L.A., Death, m.,

35. Soil Conservation, address, 97. Sydney Grammar School (Amendment)

Bill, 2R., 1888. Tuberculosis in Cattle, address, 94. University of Newcastle Bill, Com., 2950. Water:

Forster-Tuncurry Supply, q., 1961. Mid North Coast, adj., 2574; p.o., 2575.

Youth Policy Advisory Committee, adj., 1971.

Purdue,· Mr. F. 0. J. (Waratah): Address in Reply, m., 338. Budget, 1964-1965, ways, 1523. Coal Loader at Newcastle, budget, 1528. Co-operative Societies at Newcastle,

address, 343. Education:

Commercial Cooking Course at Newcastle, q., 1784.

Religious Syllabus, address, 343. Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 1569. Greaves, Edward, Esq., M.L.A., Death, m.,

28. Harboprs:

Islands Reclamation Scheme, q., 136; address, 339; q., 581.

Newcastle, address, 342; q., 1236. Hospitals:

Newcastle, address, 342. Waratah Electorate, budget, 1526.

Housing: . Waratah Electorate, budget, 1525. Waratah West, budget, 1526.

SESSIQN 1964-65 xcili


Purdue, Mr. F. 0. J. (continued): ·

Industry, Primary and Secondary: Aluminium Plant at Newcastle, address,

341. Islands Reclamation Scheme, address,

340. Newcastle, address, 339. Waratah Electorate, budget, 1525.

Local Government Finance, budget, 1526. Local Government (Building Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2R., 2290.

Local Government (Elections) Amendment Bill, 2R., 3013.


New York Office, N.S.W. State Govern-ment, budget, 1523, 1524.

Oath of Allegiance, 24. Overtime, budget, 1523. Police, Newcastle Property, budget, 1527. Public Service, Overtime Payments, budget,

1524. Railways:

Bridge at Mayfield, address, 342. Gosford-Newcastle Electrification, budget, 1527.

Islands Reclamation Scheme, address, 340.

Overbridge, Tighe's Hill, q., 2387. Passenger Services to Port Waratah and Mayfield, q., 1483, 2573.

Schools, Waratah Electorate, budget, 1526. State Government's Policy, address, 94. State Emergency Services:

Allocation, est., 1569. Decentralisation of Staff, budget, 1525. Inadequacy, budget, 1525.

Timber Hauliers, budget, 1524. Town Planning, Government Premises, .

budget, 1527. Roads and Traffic:

Fines, budget, 1524. Turton Road, Waratah Lights, q., 819.

University of Newcastle Bill, int., · 2353 Com. and 3R., 295L

Waratah Electorate, address, 338.

Quinn, Mr. E. N. (Wentworthville): Address in Reply, m., 350. · Aged Persons' Housing, address, 355. American Geographical Society's Publica-

tion, Around the World, q., 1127. Cabinet Meetings, address, 351. Decentralisation, Commonwealth's Role,

address, 354.

Quinn, Mr. E. N. (continued):

Drug Addiction, q., 998, 1786. Economic Conditions in Victoria, address,

351. Education Textbooks, loan est., 1928. . Electricity Generation, address, 353. Fauna and Flora Legislation, Amendment,

address, 356. Health:

Barry John Millane, q., 410. Drug ·Addiction, q., 998.

Harwood Bridge, address, 352. Hospitals:

Greystanes Land, address, 355. Parramatta, p.o., 879. Wentworthville, loan est., 1928. Westmead Geriatric Units, address, 356.

Kangaroos, address, 350. Loan Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 1928. Opposition's Policy, address, 350. Police, Wentworthville, address, 355; loan

est., 1929. Railways:

Granville-Westmead, address, 354; loan est., 1930.

Wentworthville Bridge, loan est., 1930. Westmead Bridge, loan est., 1930.

Roads and Traffic: Day Labour, address, 353. Finance, address, 351. Highways, address, 352. Lighting, loan est., 1931. Newcastle Expressway, q., 198. Western Expressway, loan est., 1931.

Schools: Assembly Halls, loan est., 1929. Pendle Hill, loan est., 1929. Ringrose, loan est., . 1929. Wentworthville Electorate, address, 356:

Swimming Pools, .address,· 354.

Quinn, The Hon. M. T. L.: Abattoirs, Country. Killing, address, 51. Address in Repl.y, m., 49. Agriculture:

Agronomists, address, 50. North-west, address, 50.

Country Industries, address, 51. Decentralisation, North-west N.S.W., address, 51.

Electricity, North-west N.S.W., address, 50. Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 1551.

xciv INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 52-55

Quinn, The Hon. M. T. L. (continued):

Parliamentary Telephone System, est., 1551. Renshaw, Hon. J. B., Appointment as

Premier, address, 50. Wheat Production, address, 50.

Renshaw, The Hou. J. B. (Castlereagh): Administration of the Government, m., 25. Agricultural Show Societies Subsidies, q.,. 2345.

Air Transport Bill, int., 1170; 2R., 1272; Com., 1368, 1370; p.o., 1372, 1376; Com., 1383; p.o., 1384; Com., 1386, 1387, 1388.

Airlines Dispute, q., 1123, 1125; adj. 1409; q., 1478, 1576; adj., 1632; q., 1635; p.o., 1641; q., 1642; p.o., 1643, 1644; m., 1705; q., 2343, 1411.

Allegations of Hon. Member for Canterbury, p.o., 1549.

Ambulance Transport Services, Aerial, q., 310.

Appropriation Bill, cons. resumed, 1725. Assembly, Legislative:

Allegations of Hon. Member for Bligh, p.o., 661.

Allocation of Time for Discussion, 1338, 1630.

Debate, p.o., 689. Seasonal Felicitations, spec. adj., 3024. Sessional Orders, m., 1266, 1268; p.o.,

1269, 1271; m., 2474, 2483. Special Adjournment, m., 1723, 1725, .

3024. Atomic Energy, French Nuclear Explosion,~

q., 2709. ' Australian Congress for International Co-:

operation and Disarmament, m., 1041; q.,. 1360; urgency, 1541. ·

Australian Labor Party, Letters from Mr. Flynn, q., 3001. '

Australian Pines and Products Ud., Legis-: lation, q., 750.

Barry Millane, q., 405. Basic Wage Adjustments, q., 196. Berrima District Abattoirs, q., 313. . Bicentenary Celebrations of Cook's Landing,'

q., 1698, 1785. .· Boy Scouts and Girl Guides, Land, q., 1409.: Bridge over Hawthorne Canal, q., 1124. ' Budget, ways, 956. Cattle Tick Control, p.o., 1545. Civil Defence :

Commonwealth Assistance, q., 1880. Director, q., 1957.

Coal Industry: Exploration, budget, 966. Residual Oil Competition, q., 133.

Renshaw, The Hon. J. B •. (continued): Child Welfare. See Youth Welfare. Commonwealth-State Relations, Loan Coun

cil Allocations, q., 1633. Communism, Lease of 66-68 Sussex Street, Sydney, q., 1479, 1650.

Confidential Documents, Disclosure, q., 193, 368, 375; adj., 403, 533.

Conservation, Allocation of Funds, loan est., 678.

Crime : Increase, q., 816, 1420. Rape, q., 1240.

Crown Employees Appeal Board (Further Amendment) Bill, int., 2604; 2R., 2906.

Decentralisation: Financial Allocations, budget, 966. Industry, q., 199.

Decimal Currency : Conversion, q., 61. Purchasing Power, q., 197.

Defamation Act, Amendment, q., 1577. Defence:

Neutral Bay Submarine Base, q., 1962. Royal Australian Air Force, Advertise

ments, q., 1365. Education:

Financial Allocations, loan est., 676; budget, 964.

Pre-school Kindergartens, q., 2892. Religious Syllabus, q., 58. Scholarships, budget, 964.

Electricity: Lake Munmorah, loan est., 676. Ravensworth Power Station, q., 2996. Vales Point Power Station, q., 407; loan

est., 676. Employ~ent:

Fruit Pickers, q., 1574. Unemployment Relief Grants, q., 2895.

Federal Parliamentary Salaries, q., 1701. Finances and Investment :

Budget Deficit 1964-65, budget, 960. Commonwealth Grants, budget, 963. Commonwealth Policy, q., 706. Consolidated Revenue Fund, budget, 961. Credit Restrictions, q., 1364. . Department!ll Fi9-ance, budget, 958. Government Allocations, budget, 958. Government Loans for 1964-65, loan est.,

673. Inflation, q., 884, 2710. Interest Rate, q., 2262. Loan Estimates, q., 2716.

SESSI<JN 1964-65 XCV:

25th August, 1964, to 31st. March, 1965

Renshaw, The Hon. J. B. (continued): Finances and Investment (continued) :

Oversea Investments, q., 2384. Supplementary Commonwealth Budget,

q., 705. Victorian Budget, q., 536.

Floods: Assistance to Victims, budget, 967. Mitigation, loan est., 675.

Government Guarantees (Amendment) Bill, int., 2347, 2R., 2617.

Government Insurance Office, q., 1959. Government, State:

Cabinet Decisions, q., 577. Comparison of Efficiency with Other

States, q., 1128. Governor's Salary (Amendment) Bill, int., 2725, 2R., 2906.

Harbours: Botany Bay, q., 3000. Darling, loan est., 675. Islands Rechl.mation Scheme, q., 136, 412,

581, 754. Loan Allocations, loan est., 673. Newcastle, loan est., 675; q., 2999. Port Kembla, loan est., 675. Richmond River, loan est., 675.

Health: Allocations, budget, 965. Barry Millane, q., 405. Loan Allocations, loan est., 678.

Hospitals: Loan Allocations, loan est., 678. New, loan est., 677.

House Committee, Appointment, 665. Housing, Allocations, loan est., 680. Hunter District Water, Sewerage and Drain

age (Amendment) Bill, int., 712; 2R., 779. Indian Famine, q., 2714. Industrial Arbitration, Builders' Labourers' Federation, q., 1410.

Industry: Production, budget, 956. St. Marys, q., 2115.

Land Resumptions, q., 924, 2270. Land Tax Management (Amendment) Bill,

int., 1726; 2R., 1812, 1831; Com., 1834. Landlord and Tenant Act, Debate in the

Legislative Council, q., 3003. Liberal Party Organisation, q., 1126. Library Committee, Member, 665. Loan Estimates, supply, 672:

Renshaw, The Hon. J. B. (continued): Local Government:

Finance, urgency, 2390. Rate Rebates, q., 1480, 1959.

Lotteries, Victorian, q., 703. Margarine Quotas, urgency, 1418. Milk Zone Extension, q., 2266. Minerals, Development, budget, 967. Newspapers, lnverell Times, q., 1576. Obituaries:

Greaves, Edward, Esq., M.L.A., m., 25. Rose, D'Arcy, Esq., ex-M.L.A., m., 33. Wyatt, Stanislaus, Esq., M.L.A., m., 29.

Oil Fire at Hunter's Hill, q., 1695. Opera House:

Building Method, q., 2267. Cost, .q., 582, 2263, 2385. Parking, q., 2466. Uses, q., 925.

Parking of Doctors' Vehicles, q., 2998. Parliament:

Forged Letters, q., 2999, 3007. New House, q., 316, 704.

Pensions, Cost of Living, q., 1538. Police:

Check to Vandalism, q., 1779. Firearms, q., 1127, 1785. No. 4 Sub-district, q., 308. Prosecutors, q., 133, 1421. Pymble Station, q., 883. Qualifications for Entry to Force, q., 656,

1131. Strength, q., 62, 2468; urgency and p.o.,

2897. Two-way Radio, q., 1127. Traffic, q., 374.

Police Regulation (Assistant Commis-sioners) Amendment Bill, int., 2719; 2R., 2908.

Police Regulation (Women Police) Amend· ment Bill, int., 2347.

Postmaster-General's Department: Telephone Charges, q., 1237. Telephone Installations, q., 405, 2116.

Prices: Increases, q., 1879. Newspapers, q., 700.

Printing Committee, Member, 665. Public Service:

Appointment of Mr. S. E. Arnell, q., 3004.

Salaries and Conditions, budget, 960.

xcvi INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 52-55

Renshaw, The Hon. J. B. (continued): Public Works, Loan Allocations, loan est.,

680. R.S.L. Youth Clubs, q., 748. Racing (see also Totalisator):

Broadcast of Betting Details, q., 2194. Off-course Betting, q., 2193.

Railways: Como Bridge, loan est., 614. Eastern Suburbs, loan est., 614. Finances, budget, 968. Parkes-Broken Hill Line, loan est., 614. Rolling Stock, loan est., 673.

Roads and Traffic: Accidents, urg., 1580. Funds, loan est., 615.

School Savings Bank Deposits, q., 928. School Transport:

Bus Services and Mail Runs, q., 924; budget, 964; q., 1411.

Schools and Technical Colleges, loan est., 677. .

Sewerage: Loan Allocations, loan est., 680. Manly Electorate, q., 2188. Treatment Plants, q., 59.

Shark Repellents, q., 2008. Stamp Duties (Amendme.nt) Bill, Com.,

2616. . Standing Orders Committee, Member, 665 .

. State Superannuation Fund, q., 752. Statutory Salaries Adjustment Bill~ int.,

2723; 2R., 2902. Supply Bill, Com., 668. Sydney City Coll.ncil, q., 478. TaX.ation:

Land, budget, 961. Poker Machines, budget, 962. Probate, budget, 951. Receipts, Increase, budget, 959. Stamp Duties, q., 406; budget, 951, 962. State Budgets, q., 580. Victoria, q., 583, 652.

Teachers: Bathurst College, loan est., 617. Salaries, q., 1776, 2894. Wagga Wagga College, loan est., 617. Wollongong College, loan est., 617.

Totalisator Agency Board, q., 2195, 2572, 3005.

Tourist Activities, Encouragement, budget, 967.

Trade Union Elections, urgency, 1638.

Renshaw, The Hon. J. ~· (continued): Trading Hours and Practices:

Discounts on Cigarettes and Tobacco, q., 2387.

Hours, q., 474. Ladies' Hairdressers, q., 651; urgency, 920;

q., 1477, 2384. . Practices, q., 1777.

Transport Allocations, loan est., 673. Universities:

Newcastle, q., 1640, 1961. North Ryde, loan est., 617.

Vandalism, q., 1779. Water:

Dudley Supply, q., 2570. Hawthorne Canal, q., 2192. Loan Allocations, loan est., 680. Menindee Scheme, q., 309, · 471, 1783. Metropolitan Water Sewerage and Drain-age Board Constituencies, q., 926, 1650.

Rate Concessions for Pensioners, q., 59. Rates, q., 882.

Youth Welfare: Private Youth Recreation Centres, q.,

1034. Youth Policy Advisory Committee, q.,

1696.

Rigby, Mr. W. M. (Hurstville): Aborigines Surf Life Saving Team, adj.,

2088; p.o., 2089, 2090. Address in Reply, m., 564. Australian Congress for International Peace

and Co-operation, address, 566, 568. Australian Labor Party, address, 561, 510. Child Welfare, Racial Discrimination, q.,

369. Defence, address, 570. Finance, State Comparisons, address, 565. Hospital Benefits, Delays, .q., 1782. Liberal Party, address, 565, 570. Lc>an Estimates, supply, 2432, 2433. Motor Vehicle .Sales to Minors, adj., ·3030;

p.o., 3030, 3031. Mr. Peter Cly!J.e, q., 2265, 2271. Nuclear Testing Hazards, address, 569; q.,

1699. Opposition Parties, address, 565. Pe.ace Movements, p.o., 1253. Sessional Orders, p.o., 2481. Tnxation, Victoria, address, 565. Telephones, q., 404; p.o., 404.

SBS$ION 1964-65. xcvii

25th August, 1964, to 31st. March, 1965

Robson, Mr. J. H., M.M. (Hartley): Lithgow State Coal Mines, q., 194. Portland and Marrangaroo Schools,

1479. . School Leavers, Vocational Guidance,

1573.

q.,·

School Medical Service, Overcharge on Spectacles, q., 1038.

Social Services, Christmas Sustenance, q.,• 1877.

Roper, The Hon. ·Edna'S. • Address in Reply, m., 179. Factories, Shops and Industries (Amend-' ment) Bill, 2R., 2684.

Harbours: Port Adelaide, address, 18~. Port Kembla, address, 180. Sydney, address, 179.

Housing Commission, Completion of New Buildings, q., 1940.

Legal Aid, address, 179. Library Committee, Me~ber, ·36. Maintenance Bill, 2R., 2665. Mental Health (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2873.

Police Regulation (Women Police) ·Amend-ment Bill, 2R., 2692.

Printing Committee, Appointment, 36. Retail Trading, Lay-bys, q., 1939. Sex Crimes and Motor Vehicles, q., 1338. Women Police, address, 179.

Ruddock, Mr. M. S., M.Ec. (The Hills): Address in Reply, m., 343. Blacktown Municipal Council (Hilltop Ave

nue Public Garden and Recreation Space) Bill, 2R., 3024.

Commonwealth Financial Controls, address, 344.

Decentralisation, address, 345; m., 1145. Economic Conditions in States, address, 345. Education, Financial Assistance, p.o., 994. Egg· Marketing, q., 534. E~;timates, 1964-1965, supply, 1561, 1564. Homebush Abattoir, q., 1876. Hon. Member for Waratah, address, 343. Hospitals:

Parramatta, q., 540; adj., 878; ·p.o;, 879. Sydney, address, 344; q., 1120. The Hills Electorate, address, 348.

InaJa Home for Mentally ·Handicapped Children, q., 1777.

Ruddock, Mr. M. S., M.Ec. (continued) :

Judges Pensions and Equity (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2360 ..

Local Government (Elections) ·Amendment Bill, int., 2486; 2R., 3010.

Local Government Litigation, q., 373. Marine 'Drive, Ballina, q., 1476. Marketing of Primary Products (Amend

ment) Bill, int., 2049; 2R., 2136; Com., 2281.


Miss Robyn Stewart, adj., 1993; q., 2345. Motor Vehicle Insurance, q., 2189. National Parks and Wildlife Commission, address, 349.

Opera House: Cost, address, 344. Roof, q., 1119.

Parking at Railway Stations, q., 2569. Pastures Protection (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

3017. Railways:

Bridge at St. Leonards, q., 1239. Footway at Pennant Hills Station, q., 887; q., 2036.

Parking Areas at Stations, est., 1565. Reserves:

Fauna, address, 349. Recreation, address, 348.

Retail Trading Hours, address, 344. School Building Programme, q., 2891. Sewerage in the Hills Electorate, address,

346. State Superannuation Fund, q., 752. Sydney Grammar School (Amendment)

Bill, 2R., 1883. Transport, Omnibus Services, est., 1565. Water in the Hills Electorate, address, 346. Women Police, est., 1561.

Ryan, The Hon. P. N. (MarrickviUe): Address in Reply, m., 609. Darlinghurst Court House, address, 621. Estimates, supply, 1684, 1686. Floods:

Drainage Unions, q., 1363. Hawkesbury Valley, q., 883.

Government Record, ·address, 610, 621. Harbours:

Greenbank· Island Scheme, adj., 471. Newcastle, q., 193, 1236. Wooli, q., 822.

xe\tili INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 52-55

Ryan, The Hon. P. N. (continued): Hospitals:

Construction Contracts, address, 622. Inverell, q., 367.

Opera House: Cost, address, 610; est., 1685. Costing Inquiries, q., 2341. Education Campaign, q., 2565. Estimates, q., 880. Roof, q., 1119.

Police, New Headquarters, q., 2261. Public Service, Criticism, address, 621. Public Works:

Contracts, address, 613. Cudgen Creek, q., 1876. Department:

Allegations Against Director, address, 619.

Board of Advice and Reference, address, 615.

Commonwealth Practice, address, 618. Consultants, est., 1686. Delays, est., 1685. Efficiency, address, 612. Professional Staff, est., 1684. Subcontractors, address, 618.

Estimates, p.o., 1692. Government Officers at Narrabri and :

Moree, q., 707. McConnell and Fear Pty. Ltd. Govern

ment Contracts, q., 571; address, 613, 616, 620, 622; q., 1537.

Roads: Commonwealth Aid Roads Grants, q., 473, :

1238, 1958, 2339. Ardlethan Tin Mine, q., 2030. Settlement Point, Erosion, q., 2110.

Schools: Coli's Harbour High, q., 1702. Kahibah Electorate, q., 3001. Manilla High, q., 61; address, 617, 621. Portland and Marrangaroo, q., 1479.

State Brickworks, q., 2031. State Dockyard :

Dismissals, q., 880. Expansion, q., 369, 1239. Shipbuilding, q., 1957.

Tenders, address, 615, 620. Tumbulgum Ferry, q., 1483. Water:

Forster-Tuncurry, q., 1961. Lansdowne, q., 653, 1877.

Ryan, Mr. T. V. (Auburn): Lidcombe Children's Court, q., 2112. ·Printing Committee, Member, 665.

Seiffert, Mr. J. W. (Monaro): Leave of Absence, m., 25.

Sheahan, The Hon~ W. F., Q.C., LL.B. (Burrinjuck):

Aboriginal Children, Deaths, adj., 1245. Address in Reply," m., 141. Aged Persons >

Dudley Homes for Men, q., 1781. Malnutrition and Sustenance Allowances,

q., 2567. Air Pollution:

Granville, q., 1362. Newcastle, q., 1415. Steam Locomotives, q., 1129. Wakehurst Electorate, est., 1620.

Airlines Dispute, budget, 1254; p.o., 1255, 1634, 1645, 1647.

Ambulance Transport Services, Hunter District, q., 927, 999.

Assembly, Legislative: Allegations of Hon. Member for Bligh,

p.o., 660. Hon. Member for Armidale, p.o., 654. Privilege, p.o., 662, 663, 708. Urgency Motions, p.o., 1000.

Australian Congress for International Co-operation and Disarmament, budget, 1249.

Baby Health Centres: Extension, q., 2708. Kogarah, est.-, 1619. Value, est., 1619.

Budget, 1964-65, ways, 1249. Clean Air (Amendment) Bill, int., 667;

2R., 980. Credit Restrictions, q., 1416. Estimates, supply, 1619. Health:

Cancer Treatment Units, q., 2472. Contact Lenses, q., 63. Dental Benefits Scheme, q., 1958. Dental Unit, q., 581. Director of Paraplegic Services, q., 992. Drug Charges, q., 2467. Drugs from Morning Glory, q., 998,

1786. . Pep Pills, q., 2571. Phenacetin, q., 2342.

. 'SESSIOtN 1964-65' XCIX


Sheahan, The Hon. W. F., Q.C., LL.B. (continued):

. Health (continued): Heart Disease. q., 1783, 1785. Heart Operations on Babies, q., 479. Hubbard Association of Scientolo<rists q 817. ... ' .,

Millane, Barry John, q., 410 .. Nuclear Testing, q., 1700. Poliomyelitis, q., 1697. Psychiatric Services Annual Report,

tabled, 63. Rehabilitation of Disabled' Persons, q., 2465.

School Dental Services, est., 1620. School Medical Services Spectacles q., .·

1038. ' ' Treatment of Alcoholics, q., 1363. Water Fluoridation q 1958 2028 2033. ' ., • '

Hospital Benefits: Delays, q., 1782. Funds, q., 310.

Hospitals: Administration, q., 2'469. Allandale, q., 138, 139, 1422. Armidale and New England, q., 2467. Blacktown, est., 1619. Bonalbo, q., 584, 1361. Child Health Centres, est., 1620. Commission, est., 1620. Coolangatta-Tweed Heads Area, 1130. q.,. Gundagai, address, 148. Maitland, q., 138. Mental Patients, address, 140, 141. 331. · Mona Vale, est., 1619; New Sites, est., 1619. Parramatta, q., 540. R~Jti. Newcastle, q., 55, 150, 539, 650,.

Subsidies, q., 1574. Sydney, q., 1120, 1130. Treatment of Pensioners, q., 57. Wallsend, q., 471. Warrawong, est., 1619. Western Suburbs, q., 371. Wollongong, q., 2388.

Margarine Quotas, q., · i578: Medical Benefits Funds, q., 2469. Mental Health (Amendment) Bill, int. 2221; 2R., 2914, 2933.

N.S.W. Institute of Psychiatry Bill, int., 713; ·2R., 985, 1049; Com., 1054, 1055, 1056, 1057, 1058; cons. amdts., 2133.

Sheahan, The Hon. W. F., Q.C., LL.B. (continued):

Nurses Registration (Amendment) Bill, int., 2054; 2R., 2126; cons. amdts., 2488, 2489.

Pharmacy Bill, m., 1729; cons. amdts., 1983, 1986; p.o., 1990; cons. amdts., 1991, 2056.

Prisoners, Psychiatric Treatment, q., 746. Private Hospitals (Amendment) Bill, int.,

714, 2R., 981, 984; cons. amdts., 2134. Randwick Municipal Council, adj., 2045. River Pollution. Georges River, q., 1037.

.Shipton, The Hon. P. M. M.: Address in Reply, m., 255. Beach Pollution, address, 256. Cattle, Tuberculosis Testing, address, 256; q., 2451.

Conservation of Water, address, 256. Dairy Industry Costs, address, 256. Legislative Council Staff, address, 255. Margarine Quotas, address, 256. Sydney Harbour ~ollution, address, 257.

Simpson, The Hon. J.· B. (Lake Macquarie): Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Super

annuation) Amendment Bill, int., 2526; 2R., 2960, 2969; p.o., 2964, 2966.

Coal Industry: Drilling, loan est., 1919. Exports, q., 540; loan est., 1919. Lithgow State Mine, q., 194. Marketing, loan est., 1919. Mine Subsidence Legislation, q., 1699. Output, loan est., 1919. State Mines, loan est., 1918. State Mines Control Authority, Annual

Report tabled, 2036. -Fireworks Ban, q., 1361. Loan Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 1918;

p.o., 1920, 1921. Minerals:

Development, loan est., ·1921. Mineral Sands Industry, loan est., 1925. Output, loan est., 1918. Royalties, loan est., 1921, 1922. Silver-lead and zinc, loan est., 1921. Tin, loim est., 1924. Tullabong Tin Syndicate Ltd., adj., 1790.

Mining Partnerships Act, q., 536. Oil:

Exploration, q., 538. Repayment of Subsidies, q., 1482.

Workers' Compensation, Wheeler's Case q., 927. '

INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volume.a 52-55

Sloss, Mr. A. R. (King): Address in Reply, p.o., 229; m., 461. Aged Persons' Housing, address, 464. Annual Holidays, Amending Legislation,·

address, 464. Australian Labor Party, Leadership, address,

461. . Baby Health Centres, Extension, q., 2707. Chevron Hotel, q., 1366. Child Welfare:

Handicapped Children,· address, 464. State Wards, address, 464.

Co-operative · Movement: Credit Unions, address, 465.

Dentists, q., 580. Education, Expenditure, address, 464. Finance:

Basic Wage, address, 463. Commonwealth Budget, address, 463.

Gamin~ and Betting (Poker Machines) Taxation Amendment Bill, p.o., 2953.

Hospital and Medical Benefits Funds, Operatmg Costs, q., 310.

Hospitals: Dental Hospital of N:S.W., address, 467. Government Record, address, 467. Sydney, q., 1130. Sydney Eye Hospital, address, 467. Victoria, address, 463.

Housing, Commonwealth Grant addre•• 466. ' ~~.

In?ustrial ~bitration, Federated Shop AsSIStants Umon, address, 461.

.Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, p.o., 2797.

Liberal Party, address, 461. . Marketing of Primary Products Bill p.o.,

2235, 2238. ' Medical Benefits Fund of Australia Ltd address, 467. ., '

. Newspaper, Reading in the House pers. expl., 485; p.o., 646, 648. '

O'Dea, Hon. E. C., address, 461. Printing Committee, Member, 665. ·Railways: ·

Children and Pensioners Fares addre•s, 462. ' ' •.

Eastern Suburbs, address, 465. Electrification of Gosford-Hornsby Line

. address, 462. ' Victorian Freight Rates, address, 463.

Roads and Traffic: . Cahill Expressway, address, 465. Crown and Palmer Streets, q., 1543. City, address, 466.

Sloss, Mr. A. R. (continued): Schools, Additional Chissrooms, a_ddress,

464. Social Services, Christmas Sustenance, q.,

2471. . Totalisator Agency Board, q., 2194. Traffic in East Sydney, q., · 542. Tunnel at King's Cross, address, 465. Water Pollution in Sydney Harbour, address,

468; q., 2035. Workers' Compensation, Amending Legisla

tion, address, 464.

Snider, The Hon. L. S.: Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill,

Com., 2844. Pharmacy Bill, p.o., 2179. Temporary Chairman of Committees, Ap

pointment, 11.

Sommerlad, The Hon. E. L., B.A., B.Ec.: Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill,

pers. expl., 2874.

Southee, Mr. J. B. (Biacktown): Aborigines, Housing, q., 366. Address in Reply, m., 70. Annual Leave, Amending Legislation, address, 15.

Automation and Mechanisation, Legislation, address, 15.

Blacktown Court House, address, 15. Child Welfare at Blacktown, address, 75 . Decentralisation, m., 1140. Electricity, Expansion of Services address

71. , '

Flood Mitigation Works, address, 71. Hospitals in Blacktown District, address, 15. Housing:

Aged Persons, address, 74. Commission, address, 74. Mt. Druitt-Rooty Hill Development, q.,

747. Immigration:

Increase, address, 71. Tradesmen, address, 70.


Landlord and Tenant Act, Section 5A Leases q~ 366. ,

Local Government Rates, address, 76; q., 1480.

SESSION 1964-65 .Cl


Southee, Mr. J. B. (continued): Marayong Baby Health Centre, address, 75. Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area, address, 74.

· Pre-school Kindergartens, q ., 2892. Secondary Industry, address, 70. State Brickworks, q ., 2031. Telephones, q., 1237, 2116. Western Highway, Mt. Druitt, q., 707.

Spicer, The Hon. F. W.: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 17 65. Blacktown Municipal Council (Hilltop Avenue Public Garden and Recreation Space) Bill, 2R., 3023.

Stephens, Mr. S. T. (continued): Nurses Registration (Amendment) Bill, int.,

2055; 2R., 2131. Pharmacy Bill, m., 1729; cons. amdts., 2056. Police Regulation (Assistant Commissioners)

Amendment Bill, 2R., 2914. Printing Committee, Member, 665. Private Hospitals (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 984.

Public Works at Cudgen Creek, q., 1875. South Queensland-Murwillumbah Railway, q., 2191.

Tumbulgum Ferry, q., 1482. Whisky Weed, q., 703.

General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2462. :Stewart, Mr. J. J. T. (Kahibah):

House Committee, Member, 36. Landlord and Tenant (Amendment) Bill, Com., 2847.

Local Government (Elections) Amendment Bill, 2R., 2982.

Pharmacy Bill, p.o., 2153. Temporary Chairman of Committees, Ap

pointment, 11. Totalisator Agency Board, q., 1837, 2091.

Stephens, Mr. S. T. (Byron): Education:

Boilermakers' Course, Murwilluinbah, q., 2111.

Bread Industry (Amendment) Bill, int., 2426.

Bridge at Murwillumbah, q., 753. Cattle Tick Control, q., 477, 584. Clean Air (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 981. Crown Employees Appeal Board (Further Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2907.

Estimates, 1964-65, supply, 1616, 1660, 1669, 1683, 1686.

Greenbank Island, q., 2892. Harbours:

Brunswick Heads, est., 1687. Greenbank Island Scheme, adj., 470. Tweed Heads, est., 1687. Tweed River, est., 1683.

Health, Departmental Building Practice, est., 1616.

Hospitals: Coolangatta-Tweed Heads Area, q., 1130. Lower Tweed, est., 1617. Mullumbimby, es~ .• 1617.

Land Transfer~, est., 1660. Mount Warning National Park, est., 1669.

Address in Reply, m., 233. Annual Leave, Amending Legislation,

address, 237. Baby Health Centres in Newcastle District,

address, 237. Coal Industry, Joint Committee,· q., 479. Decentralisation, Commonwealth

address; 234. Role.

Dudley House for Men, q., 1781. Greaves, Edward, Esq., M.L.A., Death, m., 28.

Hospitals: Armidale and New England, q., 2466. Newcastle, q., 650.

Loan Estimates, supply, 2086. Printing Committee:

Member, 665. Report Tabled, 2627.

Railways: Electrification of Gosford-Newcastle line,

address, 234. Garratt Locomotives, Smoke Nuisance, address, 235.

Newcastle Flyer, address, 235. Redhead-Belmont line, address, 235.

Roads and Traffic: Expressways, address, 236. Pacific Highway, Highfields, q., 820.

Schools: Broadmeadow Junior High, address,

q., 1234, 2028; loan est., 2086. Kahibah Electorate, q., 3001. Kotara South, loan est., 2088. Whitebridge High, address, 237;

est., 2086. Sewerage at Redhead, address, 236. State Dockyard, Dismissals, q., 880.

237;

loan

cii INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 52-55

Stewart, Mr .. J. J. T. (continued): Water:

Dudley Supply, q., 2570. Finnan, Hon. Frank, address, 236. Newcastle District, address, 236.

Workers' Compensation, Amending Legislation, address, 237.

Stewart, Mr. K. J. (Canterbury): Address in Reply, m., 330. Airlines Disputes, q., 1575. Budget, 1964-1965, ways, 1529, 1545. Canterbury District Hospital, address, 336;

budget, 1530. Commonwealth-State Relations, address,

333. Confidential Documents, Disclosure, pers.

expl., 337; q., 368, 375. Co-operative Societies, School Savings Ac

counts, q., 883. Credit Restrictions, q., 1415. Housing:

Commisson Booklets, q., 2387. Herne Bay Settlement, q., 196.

Industrial Arbitration, Commonwealth Legislation, q., 1964.

Lakemba By-election, budget, 1529. Leader of the Opposition, address, 332, 334. Local Government, Rate Concessions, bud-

get, 1530. Long Service Leave, Incidence, q., 1129. McConnell and Fear Pty. Ltd., budget,

1531, 1545. Menindee Lakes Scheme, q., 474. Minister for Health, address, 330. Oversea Investments, q., 2384. Parliament:

Forged Letters, q., 2891. Hansard Mailing List, q., 1702. Privilege, Mr. Peter Clyne, q., 2711;

p.o., 2712. Roads and Traffic:

Country, address, 334. Finance, address, 335.

Royal Australian Air Force Advertisements, ! q., 1365.

Schools: Belmore Boys' High, budget, 1530. Campsie Public, budget, 1530. Strathfield South High, budget, 1529.

Supplementary Commonwealth Budget, q., 704.

Taxation, State Comparisons, address, 333.

Stewart, Mr. K. J. (continued): Workers' Compensation, Wheeler's Case, q.,

927. Wyatt, Stanislaus, Esq., M.L.A., Death, m.,

31.

Taylor, Mr. J. H. (Temora): Aborigines, Education, est., 1566. Address in Reply, m., 382. Agriculture:

Agronomists, address, 386. Colleges and Experiment Farms, loan est.,

1928. Ardlethan Tin Field, address, 383; est.,

1627. Bush Fires, est., 1565. Decentralisation:

Farm Machinery, est., 1626. Federal Sphere, address, 384. Government's Policy, address, 384. Regional Development Committees, est.,

1626. Dentists, Hillston, est., 1618. Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 1555, 1565,

1618, 1626, 1661. Finance, Commonwealth Policy, address,

383. Floods, Lake Cowal, adj., 1534. Government Propaganda in Country Electorates, address, 382.

Grain Elevators Board, loan est., 1926. Hospitals:

Ardlethan, loan est., 1926. Ungarie, loan est., 1926. West Wyalong, loan est., 1926.

Land Settlement: Proclamations, loan est., 1926; q., 2194. Resumpti~ns of Roads, est., 1661.

Library Committee, Member, 665. Loan Estimates, 1964-1965, p.o., 1920; . supply, 1925. Opera House, address, 387. Oversea Trade, address, 384. Pastures Protection (Amendment) Bill,

int., 2420; 2R., 3022. . Police:

Boys' Clubs, est., 1556. Country Areas, est., 1555. Two-way Radio, q., 1127.

Police Regulation (Women Police) Amendment Bill, 2R., 2625.

Public Servants, Housing in Country Areas, address, 385.

SESSION 1964-65 · ciii


Taylor, Mr. J. H. (continued):

Public Works: Government Real Estate Office, est., 1627. Parliamentary Committee, address, 387.

Railways: Quandialla and Goolgowi Stations, loan.

est., 1927. Rolling Stock, loan est., 1927. South Mail, adj., 533.

Roads and Traffic: Ardlethan Tin Mine, q., 2030. Commonwealth Aid Roads, address, 385. Country, address, 385, Safety, address, 386.

Royal Visit, H.R.H. Princess Marina of Kent, address, 382.

School Dental Services, est., 1618. Schools for Backward Country Children, :

address, 386. Teachers, Country Accommodation, ad-:·

dress, 386. Water:

Ardlethan, address, 383. Country Supplies, loan est., 1927. Country Towns, address, 384. Wiley's Plains and Wyangala Dam, q.,, 2714, I

Wyangala Dam, address, 384. Wheat Storage, q., 1415.

Thom, The Hon. J. N.: Industrial Arbitration (Amendment)

2R., 1112; Com., 1228. Bill)

i

TuUy, Mr. L. J., B.A., LL.B. (Goulbum): Crookwell High School, q., 1480. Standing Orders Committee, Member, 665. ( Temporary Chairman of Committees, 55. "

Waddy, Mr. J. L., O.B.E., D.F.C. (Kirribilli):: Aboriginal Surf Life Saving Team, p.o.,:

2090. J. ' Address in Reply, m., 237.

Air Transport Bill, 2R., 1307; Com., 1386. f. Cox, G. S. Esq., D.S.O., M.C., E.D., i

M.L.A., Death, m., 2011. i

Director of Paraplegic Services, q., 992. · Discharged Servicemen's Badges Bill, 2R., i.

2365; Com., 2371; cons. amdts., 2576. · Airlines Dispute, p.o., 1642. Commonwealth-State Relations, Finance,.

address, 238. l

Waddy, Mr. J. L., O.B.E., D.F.C. (continued):

Decentralisation, Increased Telephone Rents, address, 237.

Ferry Services: Co-ordination. with Bus services, address,

242. Hydrofoil Craft, address, 242. Parking areas at Wharves, address, 241. Patronage, address, 241.

Hon. Member for Armidale, p.o., 653. Hospital Administration, q., 2469. Housing:

Finance, address, 245. State Comparisons, address, 245. ·


Loan Estimates, p.o., 1920. Omnibus Services:

Convenience, address, 240. Feeder Services, address, 243.

Parking: Delivery Vehicles, q., 821. North Sydney, q., 2192.

Parliament: Forged Letters, p.o., 3000. New Parliament House, q., 704.

Police Regulation (Women Police) Amendment Bill, int., 2347; 2R., 2624.

Railways: · Attitude of Staff, address, 244. Attracting Passengers, address, 244. Automatic Carriage Doors, address, 245. City Underground, address, 242. Finance, address, 243.

· Level Crossings, address, 244. Monorail, address, 243. The Spit to North Sydney Underground, , address, 242.

Roads and Traffic: Castlereagh Electorate, address, 239. City Traffic Congestion, q., 18~0.

Expressways, address, 243. Parking Areas at Railway Stations,

address, 243. Schools:

North Sydney Demonstration, q., 1481. North Sydney Girls High, q., 135.

Surveyors (Amendment) Bill, 2R., ·1909. Sydney Harbour, q., 271 L Taxation, State, address, 238.

civ INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 52-55

Waddy, Mr. J. L:, O.B.E., D.F.C. (continued):

Transport Services: Co-ordination, address, 240. Dedine in Patronage, address, 239. Monorail to Airport, q., 579. New Buses, address, 239. Reports, De Lieuw Cather, and Ebasco, address, 239.

University Students, Concessions, address, 240.

Walsh, Mr. L. A., B.Ec. (Coogee): Address in Reply, m., 208. Aged Persons' Housing, address, 209; budget,

1487. Budget 1964-1965, ways, 1472, 1485. Centennial Park, q., 2030, 2892. Criminal Mental Defectives, address, 208. Education:

Library Subsidies, budget, 1474. Mentally Handicapped Children, address,

214. Old Districts, budget, 1474.

Finance, Government Policy, budget, 1473. Housing:.

Commission, address, 209. Rents, budget, 1486.

Landlord and Tenant Act: Amendment, address, 209. Evictions, addre~s, 210. Legal Actions, address, 211.

Life-Saving Clubs: Coogee Electorate, budget, 1475. State Championships, q., 1875.

Omnibus Services: Clovelly-Circular Quay, address, 211. · New Buses, address, 211. Private Bus Operators, address, 212. · . Tamarama-Bronte Service, address, 211. ~

Opera House, Value, budget, 1485. Poker Machines, Tax, budget, 1473. Public Works, Government Record, budget,·

1472. Railways, Eastern Suburbs, budget, 1473. Sewerage Treatment Plants, q., 59. Teacher Training, address, 213 .. Trading, Credit Transactions, q., 749. Universities:

Macquarie, address, 212. Newcastle, address, 212. Scholarships, address, 213.

Windgap Special School at Coogee, budget, 1475.

Warren, The Hon. Sir Edward Emerton, K.B.E., C. M.G., M.S.M.:

Address in Reply, m., 52. Appropriation Bill, 2R., 1851, 1863. Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Super

annuation) Amendment Bill, 2R., 2977. Coal Industry:

Joint Committee, address, 53. Lpading Plant, address, 53. Sales to Japan, address, 53.

Electricity Commission, address, 52. House Committee, Member, 36. Industry:

Energy Inquiry, address, 53. Japanese Steel Industry, address, 53. Japanese Trade, address, 52.

Leave of Absence, 11. University of Newcastle Bill, 2R., 2880.

Wattison, Mr. W. E. (Sturt): Dairy Industry at Menindee, q., 537, 1778. Library Committee, Member, 665. Standing Orders Committee, Member, 665. Temporary Chairman of Committees, 55.

Weiley, Mr. W. R. (Clarence): Aborigines :

Grafton, address, 564. Housing on North Coast, address, 563. Treatment, q., 2470. Welfare Board, address, 563. Yulgilbar, address, 564.

Address in Reply, m., 558. Aged Persons, Housing, m., 1807. Burrendong Dam, address, 559. Cattle:

Tick Control, q., 1536; pers. expl., 1544; q., 1651.

Tuberculosis Testing, q., 314, 413. Dredge Dillingham, address, 559. Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 1550, 1562. ' Fauna Protection (Amendment) Bill, 2R.,

2311. Fish Industry on North Coast, address, 561,

563. Fluoridation of Water Supplies, Grafton, q.,

2033. Harbours:

Coff's Harbour, address, 561. Duka, address, 558. Newcastle, address, 559. ·

· North Coast, address, 562. Wooli, address, 562; 822.

SESSidN 1964-65.


Weiley, Mr. W. R. (continued):

Heart Disease, q., 1785. House Committee, Member, 665. Industry, Primary and Secondary:

North Coast Exports, address; 561. Sugar, address, 561. Iron Ore, address, 560.

Land Resumptions at Yulgilbar and Paradise East, m., 1067.

Legislative Assembly, Amplifying Systems, est., 1550.

Milk Zone Extension, q., 2266. Petrol and Oil, North Coast, address, 560. Police:

Clerical Assistance, est., 1562. Pensions, est., 1563.

Schools: Coff's Harbour High School, q., 1702. West Coff's Harbour Primary, q., 1235.

Weir, The Hon. J. A.: Aborigines, Housing, address, 260. Address in Reply, m., 260. Annual Leave, Amending Legislation, ad

dress, 262. Blacktown Municipal Council (Hilltop Avenue Public Garden· and Recreation Space) Bill, petition, 2372; int., 2372; Select Committee, 2372; report, 2643; 2R., 2463.

Bridges, Construction, address, 261. Forests, Softwoods, address, 262. Industrial Arbitration, Penal Provisions, ad

dress, 263. Library Committee, Member, 36. Long Service Leave Legislation, address,

262. Police Regulation (Women Police) Amend

ment Bill, 2R., 2696. Printing Committee: ·

Member, 36. Report Tabled, 1186, 2992.

Public Attitude to Laws, address, 264. Trading Hours and Practices:

Department's Inspectors, address, 263. Hours, address, 262.

Slurn Clearance, address, 260. Temporary Chairman of Committees, 11. Workers' Compensation Amending Legisla-

tion, address, 261. · Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Biii,

2R., 2559.

~Wetherell, The Hon. E. (Co bar) : Co-operative Societies, School Savings · Ac

counts, q., 883. Decimal Currency, School Syllabus, q.,.58. Education:

Air Excursions by School Children q 584. ' .,

Boilermakers' Course at Murwillumbah q., 2111. '

Commercial Cookery Course, Newcastle, q., 1785.

Literary Subsidies, q., 886. Music, q., 1119. Placing of High School Pupils, q., 2571. Plumbing Course, q., 1477. Religious Syllabus, q., 199, 702, 2034. School Discipline, q., 1874. Secondary School Bursaries, q., 1362. · Slow Learners' School, Sutherland q.,

1696. ' State Aid, q., 1784. Youth Policy Advisory Committee, adj.,

1975. Employment of School. Leavers, q., 1126

1573. , Land Resumptions for University of Sydney m., 2274. '

Milk, School Supplies, q,, 1477. Publ~cation of American Geographical Society, Around' the World, q., 1128.

Schools, High Schools and Technical Col-leges:

Broadmeadow Junior High, q,,· 1234. Building Programme, q., 2891. Chatswood High, adj., 2247. Cowra High, q., 1539. Crookwell High, q., 1481. Delungra Primary, q., 1641.

· Dobroyd Point Public, q., 2466. prummoyne Boys•· High, q., 1411. · "Drummoyne Public, q., 3004 .. Gloucester Primary, q., .139. Granville High, q., 371. Homebush Boys' High, q., 197.

·. Independent Schools, Fees, q., 1579. Kingsgrove North, q., 1537. Merriwa Central. q., 1480. Miranda, q., 817. Mudgee Primary, q,, 1235. Narromine Rural, q., 407. North Sydney Demonstration, q., 1481.. North Sydney Girls' High, q., 135. Rosehill Primary, q., 2113.

cvi INDEX TO SPEECHES

· Volumes 52-55

Wetherell, The Hon. E. (continued) : .... Schools, High Schools and Technical Col-

leges (continued): · · St. George Technical College, q., 2030. Shabby Classrooms, q., 408. West Coff's Harbour Primary, q., 1235.

Sydney Grammar School (Amendment) Bill, i~zt., 1729; cons. amdts., 2490.

Teachers: Graduate Science, q., 2382. Miss Robyn Stewart, adj., 1994; q., 2345. Salaries, q., 476, 541; adj., 1736. Scholarships, q., 882. Trainees, q., 1575. Workers' Compensation for Students, q.,

1240. University of New South Wales, Annual Re

port, tabled, 63. University of Newcastle Bill, int., 2351; 2R.,

2936; 3R., 2951. Universities:

Allocations by Australian Universities Commission, q., 887.

Newcastle, q., 751, 2269. Newcastle College, q., 367. Riverina, q., 656.

Youth Welfare: Leadership Course, q., 1780. Youth Commission, q., 154.

Willis, Mr. E. A., B.A. (Earlwood): Address in Reply, m., 622; p.o., 645. Advertising, Building Blocks, p.o., 1835. Airlines Dispute, p.o., 1576, 1646, 1715; adj.,

1718. Allandale Hospital, Cessnock, q., 139. Annual Holidays (Amendment) Bill, int.,

666; 2R., 722; Com., 730. Apprentices Training Council, Report, q.,

1413, 1786. Assembly, Legislative:

Debate, p.o., 688. Special Adjournment, m., 1723.

Australian Congress for International Cooperation and Disarmament, m., 1039; p.o., 1040, 1042, 1043, 1046; urgency, 1540; p.o., 1541, 1549.

Basic Wage Adjustments, q., 196. Bread Industry (Amendment) Bill, int.,

2424; 2R., 2731; Com., 2744, 2746. Building Companies, address, 628. Cobar-· to Wilcannia Railway (Repeal) Bill,

int., 1730.

Willis Mr. E. A., B.A. (continued): Communism, Government's Attitude, ad

dress, 630. Confidential Documents, Disclosure, p.o.,

368; address, 623. Crime, Increase, q., 816, 1420; est., 1554. Deserted Wives, p.o., 923. Doyle, Reginald Aubrey, address, 625. Education, Finance, m., 2412; p.o., 2415. Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 1553, 1566. Factories and Shops Inspectors, address,

623. Factories, Shops and Industries (Amend

ment) Bill, int., 2349; 2R., 2628. Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill,

int., 717; 2R., 833; Com., 911, 916, 917. Industrial Arbitration Legislation:

Penal Provisions, address, 630. Procedures, q., 58, 2117.

Land Tax Management (Amendment) Bill, int., 1727.

Land Zoning, Liverpool, q., 578. Loan Estimates, 1964-1965, supply, 2432;

pers. expl., 2717. Local Government (Elections) Amendment

Bill, int., 2485. Margarine Quotas, p.o., 1418. Master Builders Association, address, 625. Obituaries:

Cox, G. S. Esq., D.S.O., M.C., E.D., M.L.A., m., 2010.

Wyatt, Stanislaus Esq., M.L.A., m., 32. Opera House, Costing Inquiries, q., 2340;

pers. expl., 2346. Parliament: Hon~ Member for Armidale, p.o., 654. Hon. Member for Bligh, p.o., 659, 660.

Pharmacy Bill, cons. resumed, 1729. Police Strength, ·est., 1553. Pornography, est., 1567. Public Works:

Criticism of Director, address, 623. Departmental Procedure, address, 625. McConnell and Fear Pty. Ltd., address,

626; pers. expl., 1548. R. C. Traylor Pty. Ltd., address, 628. Tarjan Constructions Pty. Ltd., address,

629. Railways:

Level Crossing Smash, Como, q., 746. O'Ryan E. S., Charges, q., 2108.

School Transport Services, address, 630.

SESSION 1964-65 cvii


Willis, Mr._ E. A., B.A. (continued):

Schools: Contracts, address, 627. Shabby" Classrooms. q., 408.

Superannuation Act, Extension to State Planning Authority, m., 978.

Supply Bill. com., 694.

Surveyors (Amendment) Bill, int., 1812.

:-fea~hers, Tra!,nees, q., 1575. Tenders, address, 628. ·

Trade Unions: Elections·, urgency, 1637. Waterside Workers Federation, Office

Building, address, 630.

Willis Mr. E. A., B.A. (continued): Trading Hours and Practices:

Hours, q., 311, 473. Ladies' Hairdressers, q., 651, 2713; pers. expl., 2717.

Workers Compensation (Amendment) Bill, int., 2227; 2R., 2439, 2490; Com., 2525.

Wright, The Hon. E. G.: Library Committee, .fl1ember, 36. Standing o;ders Commirtee, M'ember, 36.

Wyatt, Mr. S. (Lakemba): Death, 24.