Mr KILLEN (Moreton) .- I move -

Sub-clause (3.) leaves unbridled the power of the trustee or the solicitor administering the estate. The amendment places a fetter upon the trustee or solicitor and simply says that the trustee or solicitor cannot go on a frolic of his own. It requires that, if he disposes of the property, he must dispose of it in the ordinary course of business. The phrase " in the ordinary course of business " has a technical meaning, and I need not delay the Committee by explaining it. I am glad that the Government has agreed to accept the amendment.