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Hansard
- Start of Business
- QUESTION
- QUESTION
- QUESTION
- VEND CASE : WITNESSES' EXPENSES
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QUESTION
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ESTIMATES
- DEAKIN, Alfred
- POYNTON, Alexander
- COOK, Joseph
- WEBSTER, William
- FULLER, George
- WISE, George
- SAMPSON, Sydney
- CARR, Ernest
- FENTON, James
- JOHNSON, Elliot
- BROWN, Thomas
- SINCLAIR, Hugh
- ARCHIBALD, William
- FOSTER, Francis
- FULLER, George
- Procedural Text
- MAHON, Hugh
- THOMAS, Josiah
- DEAKIN, Alfred
- MAHON, Hugh
- Procedural Text
- DEAKIN, Alfred
- THOMAS, Josiah
- DEAKIN, Alfred
- BROWN, Thomas
- THOMAS, Josiah
- DEAKIN, Alfred
- MAHON, Hugh
- FAIRBAIRN, George
- MATHEWS, James
- COOK, Joseph
- BROWN, Thomas
- BAMFORD, Frederick
- PALMER, Albert
- SAMPSON, Sydney
- RILEY, Edward
- THOMAS, Josiah
- DEAKIN, Alfred
- MALONEY, William
- COOK, Joseph
- COOK, Joseph
- ROBERTS, Ernest
- COOK, Joseph
- COOK, Joseph
- RILEY, Edward
- ROBERTS, Ernest
- CANN, George
- ROBERTS, Ernest
- COOK, Joseph
- CANN, George
- ROBERTS, Ernest
- COOK, Joseph
- CHARLTON, Matthew
- WEST, John Edward
- ROBERTS, Ernest
- CANN, George
- SCULLIN, James Henry
- SMITH, William
- CANN, George
- IRVINE, William
- CHAIRMAN, The
- IRVINE, William
- COOK, Joseph
- COOK, Joseph
- ROBERTS, Ernest
- COOK, Joseph
- CATTS, James
- COOK, Joseph
- FINLAYSON, William
- CARR, Ernest
- SINCLAIR, Hugh
- Division
- Procedural Text
- FINLAYSON, William
- SINCLAIR, Hugh
- ROBERTS, Ernest
- SINCLAIR, Hugh
- O'MALLEY, King
- WEST, John Edward
- COOK, Joseph
- FRAZER, Charles
- COOK, Joseph
- BROWN, Thomas
- CARR, Ernest
- MASSY-GREENE, Walter
- COOK, Joseph
- WEBSTER, William
- CHAIRMAN, The
- CARR, Ernest
- COOK, Joseph
- FRAZER, Charles
- WEBSTER, William
- FISHER, Andrew
- COOK, Joseph
- SCULLIN, James Henry
- FISHER, Andrew
- COOK, Joseph
- WEBSTER, William
- FISHER, Andrew
- FENTON, James
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ESTIMATES
- APPROPRIATION BILL 1911-12
- SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION BILL 1909-10
- SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION (WORKS AND BUILDINGS) BILL 1909-10
- ASSENT TO BILLS
- PACIFIC CABLE BILL
- TELEGRAPHS AND TELEPHONES SPECIAL WORKS ACCOUNT BILL
- COMMONWEALTH BANK BILL
- CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
- COMMONWEALTH INSCRIBED STOCK BILL
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PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
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Second Reading
- FISHER, Andrew
- DEAKIN, Alfred
- SPEAKER, Mr
- CATTS, James
- QUICK, John
- FENTON, James
- WEBSTER, William
- MATHEWS, James
- BROWN, Thomas
- FISHER, Andrew
- WEBSTER, William
- COOK, Joseph
- WEBSTER, William
- FISHER, Andrew
- Division
- WEBSTER, William
- FISHER, Andrew
- MATHEWS, James
- CHARLTON, Matthew
- GLYNN, Patrick
- QUICK, John
- ANSTEY, Frank
- FISHER, Andrew
- DEAKIN, Alfred
- WEBSTER, William
- IRVINE, William
- COOK, Joseph
- FISHER, Andrew
- WEBSTER, William
- Division
- CHAIRMAN, The
- WEBSTER, William
- CATTS, James
- CATTS, James
- FISHER, Andrew
- CHARLTON, Matthew
- JOHNSON, Elliot
- BROWN, Thomas
- CHAIRMAN, The
- BROWN, Thomas
- FISHER, Andrew
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Second Reading
- AUSTRALIAN NOTES BILL
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ELECTORAL BILL
- WISE, George
- FISHER, Andrew
- WISE, George
- MAHON, Hugh
- CHANTER, John
- Division
- Procedural Text
- FISHER, Andrew
- MAHON, Hugh
- HIGGS, William
- QUICK, John
- ANSTEY, Frank
- DEAKIN, Alfred
- Division
- SCULLIN, James Henry
- MALONEY, William
- HIGGS, William
- CHANTER, John
- ANSTEY, Frank
- WEBSTER, William
- MAHON, Hugh
- HIGGS, William
- MAHON, Hugh
- CHAIRMAN, The
- CARR, Ernest
- WYNNE, Agar
- MAHON, Hugh
- HIGGS, William
- BRENNAN, Frank
- ANSTEY, Frank
- HIGGS, William
- BEST, Robert
- SCULLIN, James Henry
- CHARLTON, Matthew
- FOSTER, Francis
- Division
- MAHON, Hugh
- MALONEY, William
- Division
- Division
- OLD-AGE PENSIONS APPROPRIATION BILL
- NAVAL DEFENCE BILL
- DEFENCE BILL
- CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
- MINISTERS' TRAVELLING EXPENSES
- QUESTION
- POSTPONEMENT OF BUSINESS
- PEARL-SHELLING INDUSTRY
- ROYAL COMMISSION ON POSTAL SERVICES
- QUESTION
- SIGNING OF NEWSPAPER ARTICLES
- APPROPRIATION BILL 1911-12
- SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION BILL 1909-10
- SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION (WORKS AND BUILDINGS) BILL 1909-10
- TELEGRAPHS AND TELEPHONES SPECIAL WORKS ACCOUNT BILL
- QUESTION
- PERSONAL EXPLANATION
- RUSSIAN IMMIGRANTS
- QUESTION
- QUESTION
- QUESTION
- INSCRIBED STOCK BILL
- LOAN BILL
- CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL
- AUSTRALIAN NOTES BILL
- PUBLIC SERVICE BILL
- OLD-AGE PENSIONS APPROPRIATION BILL
- ELECTORAL BILL
- QUESTION
- SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
- PAPERS
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ADJOURNMENT
- FISHER, Andrew
- QUICK, John
- MALONEY, William
- PALMER, Albert
- FENTON, James
- TUDOR, Frank
- FOSTER, Francis
- SPEAKER, Mr
- CATTS, James
- SINCLAIR, Hugh
- WEBSTER, William
- WATKINS, David
- HIGGS, William
- CHANTER, John
- BAMFORD, Frederick
- CARR, Ernest
- MOLONEY, Parker
- MATHEWS, James
- RILEY, Edward
- POYNTON, Alexander
- FISHER, Andrew
Mr W ELLIOT JOHNSON (LANG, NEW SOUTH WALES)
. - So far as I have been able to ascertain, this proposal would commend itself to the majority of the public servants, their general feeling being against going to the Arbitration Court, and in favour of a board of appeal. Their main complaint against the present Board is that it is not fairly constituted, and its impartiality is not altogether above suspicion.
Mr W H IRVINE (FLINDERS, VICTORIA)
- What is the present Board ?
Mr W ELLIOT JOHNSON (LANG, NEW SOUTH WALES)
- The public servants practically have to appeal to a tribunal to reverse its own decision.
Mr W H IRVINE (FLINDERS, VICTORIA)
- Will any board satisfy them that does not give them all they want?
Mr W ELLIOT JOHNSON (LANG, NEW SOUTH WALES)
- They want an impartial tribunal, and their demand is a fair one.
Amendment negatived.
