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- SOCIAL SERVICES BILL 1960
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- SEAMEN'S WAR PENSIONS AND ALLOWANCES BILL 1960
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SOCIAL SERVICES BILL 1960
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Second Reading
- HAMILTON, Leonard
- LUCHETTI, Anthony
- CAMERON, Donald Alastair
- Division
- Division
- CREAN, Frank
- THOMPSON, Albert
- CALWELL, Arthur
- ROBERTON, Hugh
- MAKIN, Norman
- TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN, The
- WHITLAM, Gough
- DOWNER, Alexander
- Division
- Procedural Text
- BIRD, Alan
- LUCOCK, Philip
- Division
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- PETERS, Edward
- ROBERTON, Hugh
- Division
- POLLARD, Reginald
- THOMPSON, Albert
- DALY, Fred
- FAILES, Laurence
- FOX, Edmund
- CALWELL, Arthur
- POLLARD, Reginald
- Division
- THOMPSON, Albert
- ROBERTON, Hugh
- BIRD, Alan
- BIRD, Alan
- HARRISON, Eli
- ROBERTON, Hugh
- HARRISON, Eli
- CURTIN, Daniel
- WARD, Edward
- BIRD, Alan
- PETERS, Edward
- DALY, Fred
- CAMERON, Clyde
- ROBERTON, Hugh
- CAMERON, Clyde
- TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN, The
- JOHNSON, Leslie
- KILLEN, James
- WARD, Edward
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Second Reading
- ANTARCTIC TREATY BILL 1960
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Papua and New Guinea
(CAMERON, Clyde, CHANEY, Fred, HASLUCK, Paul, TOWNLEY, Athol) -
Lead and Zinc
(WARD, Edward, MCMAHON, William) -
Housing Finance
(WARD, Edward, MCMAHON, William) -
Trade and Manufacturing Agreements
(FRASER, Malcolm, WARD, Edward, MCEWEN, John) -
Timber
(DAVIES, Ronald, MCEWEN, John) -
Wool
(WARD, Edward, MCEWEN, John) -
Plywood
(DAVIES, Ronald, MCEWEN, John) -
Trade Commissioner Service
(WARD, Edward, MCEWEN, John) -
Lead and Zinc
(WARD, Edward, MCEWEN, John) -
Japanese Trade Agreement
(WARD, Edward, MCEWEN, John)
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Papua and New Guinea
Mr McEWEN
- From time to time, appropriate officers of the Department of Trade visit areas where there is decentralized industry with a view to consulting the industrialists and ascertaining whether any helpful advice about export opportunities can be given to them, or whether any information can be supplied to them by the department. The Department of Trade stands ready at all times to help in trade promotion activities and to assist export activities by any of the decentralized industries. Indeed, the facilities of the department are widely available. For example, if the department has knowledge of tenders being called overseas, maybe for sleepers or anything of that sort, it takes steps to disseminate the information concerning the tenders. That action is taken in respect of any trade opportunities that are perceived.
