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ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS UPON NOTICE
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Drug Abuse (Question No. 908)
(WHITLAM, Gough, CHIPP, Don) -
Drugs (Question No. 968)
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Marriage of Minors (Question No. 569)
(WHITLAM, Gough, HUGHES, Tom) -
Television (Question No. 228)
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Mail Services (Question No. 918)
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Oil and Gas Wells (Question No. 642)
(JONES, Charles, SWARTZ, Reginald) -
Australian Army: Tropical Civilian Clothing (Question No. 755)
(BARNARD, Lance, BOWEN, Nigel, PEACOCK, Andrew, WHITLAM, Gough) -
Commonwealth Technical Scholarships (Question No. 89)
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Oil and Gas Wells (Question No. 641)
(JONES, Charles, SNEDDEN, Billy, SWARTZ, Reginald) -
Engineers (Question No. 692)
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Handicapped Children (Question No. 905)
(HAYDEN, Bill, FORBES, Alexander, WENTWORTH, William Charles)
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Drug Abuse (Question No. 908)
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Tuesday, 19 May 1970
Mr HUGHES (BEROWRA, NEW SOUTH WALES) (Attorney-General)
- I remember the speech by the honourable member in a Grievance Day debate recently, and a very powerful speech it was too. In framing his question, the honourable member seems to presuppose, if 1 may say so, that 1 have decided to take proceedings because he asks me when they will be commenced. All I want to say in answer is this: I have the case under consideration and I will decide in due course whether, and if so when, proceedings will be taken. But I have not yet decided whether proceedings should be taken or not.
