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- NORTHERN TERRITORY LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
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- ASSENT TO BILLS
- INTERNATIONAL WHEAT AGREEMENT BILL 1956
- HOME NURSING SUBSIDY BILL 1956
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ESTIMATES 1956-57
- Department of Supply
- Proposed Vote, £15,132,000
- Department of Defence Production
- Proposed Vote, £19,891,000
- Other Services
- Miscellaneous Services
- Refunds of Revenue
- Bounties and Subsidies
- War and Repatriation Services
- Commonwealth Railways
- Postmaster-General's Department
- Broadcasting and Television Services
- Adjournment
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ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
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Commonwealth Motor Transport
(BRIMBLECOMBE, Wilfred, MENZIES, Robert) -
Army Public Relations Staff
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Air Mail Payments
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Telephone Services
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Greenacre Post Office
(STEWART, Francis, DAVIDSON, Charles)
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Commonwealth Motor Transport
Mr WILSON (STURT, SOUTH AUSTRALIA)
- My question is directed to the Prime Minister. In view of the statement of the Premier of New South Wales that he is now willing to join the Premier of Victoria in challenging the uniform tax act, and in view of the fact that the Premier of South Australia has consistently asked for the return of taxing powers to his State and, further, in view of the statement of the Prime Minister and the Treasurer that the Commonwealth is willing to return the taxing powers to the States, will the Government now introduce legislation to repeal the uniform tax act in order to give the States the responsibility of collecting the revenues that they spend?
