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Hansard
- Start of Business
- QUESTION
- QUESTION
- QUESTION
- SUPPLY BILL (No. 11)
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ELECTORAL BILL
- DEAKIN, Alfred
- O'MALLEY, King
- WATSON, John Christian
- DEAKIN, Alfred
- MCCOLL, James
- DEAKIN, Alfred
- MCMILLAN, William
- TUDOR, Frank
- MCLEAN, Francis
- MCLEAN, Allan
- WATSON, John Christian
- MCLEAN, Francis
- DEAKIN, Alfred
- WATSON, John Christian
- MCDONALD, Charles
- MCDONALD, Charles
- BAMFORD, Frederick
- WATSON, John Christian
- DEAKIN, Alfred
- O'MALLEY, King
- KENNEDY, Thomas
- THOMSON, Dugald
- GLYNN, Patrick
- BROWN, Thomas
- SOLOMON, Vaiben
- MCCAY, James
- COOK, James
- WATSON, John Christian
- MCCAY, James
- PAGE, James
- SPENCE, William
- BROWN, Thomas
- DEAKIN, Alfred
- TUDOR, Frank
- O'MALLEY, King
- GLYNN, Patrick
- THOMSON, Dugald
- DEAKIN, Alfred
- SOLOMON, Vaiben
- CROUCH, Richard
- SPENCE, William
- MCLEAN, Francis
- MCCAY, James
- THOMSON, Dugald
- WATSON, John Christian
- DEAKIN, Alfred
- BAMFORD, Frederick
- O'MALLEY, King
- MCCOLL, James
- THOMSON, Dugald
- GROOM, Littleton
- HUGHES, William Morris
- DEAKIN, Alfred
- THOMSON, Dugald
- BROWN, Thomas
- CROUCH, Richard
- O'MALLEY, King
- MCCAY, James
- WATSON, John Christian
- SOLOMON, Vaiben
- THOMSON, Dugald
- DEAKIN, Alfred
- CROUCH, Richard
- DEAKIN, Alfred
- MCCAY, James
- WATSON, John Christian
- O'MALLEY, King
- GROOM, Littleton
- DEAKIN, Alfred
- WATSON, John Christian
- WATSON, John Christian
- GLYNN, Patrick
- KENNEDY, Thomas
- SPENCE, William
- TUDOR, Frank
- CROUCH, Richard
- SKENE, Thomas
- MCCAY, James
- WATSON, John Christian
- CROUCH, Richard
- DEAKIN, Alfred
- DEAKIN, Alfred
- MCCAY, James
- O'MALLEY, King
- O'MALLEY, King
- MCLEAN, Francis
- DEAKIN, Alfred
- WILKS, William
- CHAIRMAN, The
- SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
- ADJOURNMENT
Mr PAGE (Maranoa)
- I thoroughly agree with the honorable and learned member for Corinella. In Queensland, which is the most conservative of the States, the electors are allowed to vote at any polling place within the electorate in which they are registered. There should be no necessity for electors to sign any declaration simply because they cannot vote at a particular polling place. In many cases men who do not understand what is required of them will forfeit their right to vote rather than sign a declaration, and thus many votes may be lost.
