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Title

NAVIGATION BILL

Database

Senate Hansard

Date

29-11-1912

Source

SENATE

Parl No.

4

Electorate

South Australia

Interjector

MILLEN, Edward

Page

 

Role

 

Party

 

Presenter

 

Status

 

Question No.

 

Questioner

 

Responder

 

Speaker

GUTHRIE, Robert

Stage

 

Type

 

Context

 

System Id

hansard80/hansards80/1912-11-29/0045


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Friday, 29 November 1912


Senator GUTHRIE (South Australia) . - Having taken a vote on the first amendment, and the numbers being against me, I intend to bow to that decision of the Committee.


Senator Millen - The superior judgment, the honorable senator means.


Senator GUTHRIE - No, the mistake made by those who did not support my amendment. In the circumstances, I shall Jet the other amendments go. But I wish to make it quite clear that those who voted against me have done so under a wrong impression. I feel sure that, in a very short time, it will be found necessary to repeal what we have done to-day.

Amendment, as amended, agreed to.

Clause 252 -

All ships registered in Australia or engaged in the coasting trade shall be provided with an independent chain connexion to the rudder body ready for immediate adjustment in case of emergency.

Penalty : Fifty pounds.

House of Representatives' Amendment.- Omit " All", insert " The regulations may provide that any ".






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