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1953-1955 Index to Parliamentary Debates LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY Thirty-third Parliament 4 August 1953 – 18 November 1955 Queensland Parliamentary Debates INDEX Contents of this document * 33rd Parliament, 1st Session 4 August 1953 – 9 April 1954 Index from Hansard, V.206-208, 1953-54 33rd Parliament, 2nd Session 17 August 1954 – 5 April 1955 Index from Hansard, V.209-211, 1954-55 33rd Parliament, 3rd Session 9 August 1955 – 18 November 1955 Index from Hansard, V.212-213, 1955 *The Index from each volume of Hansard corresponds with a Parliamentary Session. This document contains a list of page numbers of the daily proceedings for the Legislative Assembly as printed in the corresponding Hansard volume. A list of page numbers at the start of each printed index is provided to allow the reader to find the electronic copy in the online calendar by clicking on the date of the proceedings and then to a link to the pdf. LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY Thirty-third Parliament – First Session Queensland Parliamentary Debates, V.206-208, 1953-54 4 August 1953 – 9 April 1954 (Gair Government) INDEX PAGE NOS DATE PAGE NOS DATE 1-7 4 August 1953 444-456 23 September 1953 8-24 5 August 1953 456-485 24 September 1953 24-58 6 August 1953 485-516 29 September 1953 58-75 18 August 1953 516-532 30 September 1953 75-89 19 August 1953 532-563 1 October 1953 89-113 20 August 1953 563-598 6 October 1953 114-144 25 August 1953 598-613 7 October 1953 144-158 26 August 1953 614-643 8 October 1953 158-181 27 August 1953 644-696 13 October 1953 181-209 1 September 1953 696-710 14 October 1953 209-222 2 September 1953 710-741 15 October 1953 222-249 3 September 1953 741-794 20 October 1953 249-287 8 September 1953 794-807 21 October 1953 287-311 9 September 1953 807-843 22 October 1953 311-339 10 September 1953 843-907 27 October 1953 339-369 15 September 1953 907-918 28 October 1953 369-397 16 September 1953 918-953 29 October 1953 398-411 17 September 1953 953-1009 3 November 1953 411-444 22 September 1953 1009-1024 4 November 1953 PAGE NOS DATE PAGE NOS DATE 1024-1083 5 November 1953 1540-1574 27 November 1953 1083-1118 6 November 1953 1475-1639 1 December 1953 1118-1175 10 November 1953 1640-1652 2 December 1953 1175-1184 11 November 1953 1652-1721 3 December 1953 1184-1240 12 November 1953 1721-1738 4 December 1953 1240-1269 13 November 1953 1739-1767 30 March 1954 1270-1325 17 November 1953 1767-1794 31 March 1954 1326-1338 18 November 1953 1794-1829 1 April 1954 1338-1397 19 November 1953 1829-1871 6 April 1954 1397-1418 20 November 1953 1871-1909 7 April 1954 1418-1476 24 November 1953 1909-1971 8 April 1954 1476-1489 25 November 1953 1971-2003 9 April 1954 1489-1540 26 November 1953 1953-54. QUEENSLAND. Official Record of the Debates OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY DURING THE First Session OF THE Thirty..Third Parliament. 2 and 3 ELIZABETH II. Comprising the periods from the Fourth day of August to the Fourth day of December, A.D. 1953; and from the Thirtieth day of March to the Ninth day of April. A.D. 1954. VOL. 208. BRISBANE: By Authority: A. H. Tucker, Government Printer, Brisbane. first Session of the Thirty-third Parliament of Queensland. 1953-54. THE GOVERNOR. His Excellency Lieutenant-General Sir JOHN DunLEY LAVARACK, K.B.E., C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O. THE MINISTRY. Premier and Chief Secretary; and Vice-President of the Executive Council-Honourable VINCENT CLAIR GAIR. Minister for Transport-Honourable JOHN EDMUND DUGGAN. Secretary for Public Lands and Irrigation-Honourable THOMAS ANDREW FOLEY. Treasurer-Honourable EDWARD JOSEPH WALSH. Secretary for Agriculture and Stock-Honourable HAROLD HENRY COLLINS. Secretary for Labour and Industry-Honourable ARTHUR JONES. Secretary for Health and Home Affairs-Honourable WILLIAM MATTHEW MOORE. Attorney-General-Honourable WILLIAM POWER. Secretary for Public Works and Housing-Honourable PAUL JEROME REMIGIUS HILTON. Secretary for Public Instruction-Honourable GEORGE HENRY DEVRIES. Secretary for Mines and Immigration-Honourable ERNEST JOSEPH RIORDAN. THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. Speaker-Honourable JOHN HENRY MANN (Brisbane). Chairmen of Committees­ 1 CLARK, JA~IES, Esquire (Fitr:roy). 2 FARRELL, DAVID, Esquire (Maryborough). Temporary Chairmen of Committees­ 1 CLARK, JAMES, Esquire (Fitzroy). GRAHAM, FREDERICK DICKSON, Esquire (Mackay). 3 KEYATTA, GEORGE, Esquire (Townsville), PIZZEY, JACK CHARLES ALLAN, Esquire (Isis). TAYLOR, HAROLD BOURNE, Esquire (Clayfield). TURNER, JOHN A.LBERT, Esquire (Kelvin Grove). ADAIR, HERBERT ARTHUR, Esquire (Cook). AIKENS, THOMAS, Esquire (Mundingburra). BAXTER, WILLIAM EDWARD, Esquire (Norman). BJELKE-PETERSEN, JOHANNES, Esquire (Barambah). BROSNAN, MICHAEL TIMOTHY, Esquire (Fortitude Valley). BROWN, RICHARD K!DSTON, Esquire (Buranda). BuRRows, JAMES, Esquire (Port Curtis). BYRNE, PETER, Esquire (Mourilyan). CHALK, GORDON WILLIAM WESLEY, Esquire (Lockyer). CLARK, JAMES, Esquire (Fitzroy). COBURN, ARTHUR, Esquire (Burdekin). COLLINS, Honourable HAROLD HENRY (Tablelands). COOPER, VIVIAN JOSEPH NORTHCOTE, Esquire (Keppel). CROWLEY, THOMAS MARTIN, Esquire (Cairns). 4 DAVIES, HORACE JASON, Esquire (Maryborough). DAVIS, EDWARD WILLIAM, Esquire (Barcot!J). DEVRms, Honourable GEORGE HENRY (Gregory). DEWAR, ALEXANDER TATTENHALL, Esquire (Chermside). --------------------------·----------·····­ 'Appointed Chairman of Committees, 27 August, 1953. 'Died 17 August, 1953. "Nominated 27 August, 1953. • Elected 28 November, 1953. rv. THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY-continued. DIPLOCK, LESLIE FRANK, Es<:_uire (Condamine). DITTMER, FELIX CYRIL SIGISMUND, Esquire, B.A., M.B., B.S., B.Sc. (Mount Gravatt). DOHRING, ALFRED, Esqlrire (Bomaj. DONALD, JAMES, Esquire (Bremer). DUFFICY, JOHN JOSEPH, Esquire (Warrego). DUGGAN, Honourable JOHN EDMUND (Toowoomba), EASTMENT, LEONARD, Esquire (lthaca). ENGLISH, CHARLES BERNARD, Esquire (Mulgrave). EVANS, ERNEST, Esquire (Mirani). FLETCHER, ALAN RoY, Esquire (Cunningham). FOLEY, Honourable THOMAS ANDREW (Belyando), GAm, Honourable VINCENT CLAIR (South Brisbane). GARDNER, ROBERT JAMES, Esquire (Bulimba). GAVEN, ERIC JOHN, Esquire (Southport), GRAHAM, FREDERICK DICKSON, Esquire (Mackay). GUNN, WILLIAM MORRISON, Esquire (Wynnum). HEADING, JAMES ALFRED, Esquire (Marodian), HILEY, THOMAS ALFRED, Esquire (Coorparoo). HILTON, Honourable PAUL JEROME REMIGIUS (Garnarvon), JESSON, CECIL GEORGE, Esquire (Hinchinbrook), JONES, Honourable ARTHUR (Charters Towers). JONES, VINCENT EDWARD, Esquire (Gallide). KEHOE, GREGORY BRIAN, Esquire (Nash). KERR, THOMAS CALDWELL, Esquire (Sherwood). KEYATTA, GEORGE, Esquire (Townsville). LARCOMBE, J AMES, Esquire (Rockhampton). LLOYD, ERIC GAYFORD, Esquire (Kedron). Low, DAVID ALAN, Esquire (Gooroora). MADSEN, 0TTO 0TTOSEN, Esquire (WMwick). MANN, JOHN HENRY, Esquire (Brisbane). MARSDEN, lVOR, Esquire (Ipswich). McCATHIE, COLIN GEORGE, Esquire (Haughton). MoORE, Honourable WILLIAM MATTHEW (Merthyr). MOORES, THOMAS, Esquire (Kurilpa). MORRIS, KENNETH JAMES, Esquire (Mount Coot-tha). MULLER, ADOLF GUSTAV, Esquire (Fassifern). MuNRO, ALAN WHITESIDE, Esquire (Toowong), NICHOLSON, DAVID ERIC, Esquire (Murrumba). NICKLIN, GEORGE FRANCIS REUBEN, Esquire (Landsborough). NOBLE, HENRY WINSTON, Esquire, M.B., B.S. (Yeronga). PIZZEY, JACK CHARLES A.LLAN, Esquire (lsis). PLUNKETT, THOMAS FLOOD, Esquire (Darlington). POWER, Honourable WILLIAM (Baroona). RASEY, THOMAS WILLIAM, Esquire (Windsor). RIORDAN, Honourable ERNEST JOSEPH (ll'linders). ROBERTS, FRANK EDWARD, Esquire (Nundah). ROBERTS, LLOYD HENRY SCURFIELD, Esquire (Whitsunday). ROBINSON, HERBERT FREEMONT, Esquire (Sandgate). SKINNER, ALEXANDER JAMES, Esquire (Somerset). SMITH, ALFRED JAMES, Esquire (Carpentaria). SPARKES, WALTER BERESFORD JAMES GORDON, Esquire (.tlubigny). TAYLOR, HAROLD BOURNE, Esquire, D.S.O~ (Clayfield). TAYLOR, JOHN RUSSELL, Esquire (Balonne). TURNER, JOHN ALBERT, Esquire (Kelvin Grove). WALSH, Honourable EDWARD JOSEPH (Bundaberg). WHYTE, PATRICK JAMES, Esquire (Mackenzie), WooD, LESLIE ARNOLD, Esquire (North Toowoomba). COMMITTEES. LIBRARY.-Mr. Speaker, Mr. Donald, Mr. Duffiey, Mr. Keyatta, Mr. Morris, Mr. Pizzey, and Mr. H. B. Taylor. PARLIAMENTARY BurLDINGs.-Mr. Breaker, Mr. Miiller, Mr. Pizzey, Mr. Smith, Mr. Sparkes, Mr. Turner, and Mr. Walsh. PRINTING.-Mr. Speaker, Mr. Clark, Mr. Dewar, Mr. Graham, Mr. Kerr, Mr. Low, and Mr. Moores. REFRESHMENT RooMs.-Mr. Speaker, Mr. Chalk, Mr. Heading, Mr. Marsden, Mr. Plunkett, Mr. Rasey, and Mr. J. R. Taylor. STANDING ORDERS.-Mr. Speaker, "Mr. Farrell, Mr. Gair, Mr. Hiley, Mr. Munro, Mr. Nicklin, and Mr. F. E. Roberts. ELECTIONS TRIBUNAL. ELECTIONS JUDGES­ ' His Honour Mr. Justice Townley. 1 His Honour Mr. Justice Matthews. ----------~- ------- --------------------­ 5 Died 17 August, 1953• • 1953. 1 1954. Queensland Parliamentary Debates, V.206-208, 1953-54 4 August 1953 – 9 April 1954 LEGISlATIVE ASSEMBlY. Index to Subjects. Address in :Reply­ BILLS-continued: Answer of Governor, 807. City of Brisbane Acts and Other Acts Debate on, 16, 62, 78, 105, 116, 164, 182, Amendment (initiation), 645; (initia­ 226, 340, 370, 381, 398, 413. tion in committee), 698, 806, 1176, 1241; (1°), 1248; (2°), 1490; (com­ Presentation to Governor, 807. mittee), 1495, 1542; (3°), 1575; A<1journment of House, formal motion (assent), 1739. under Standing Order No. 137­ Coal and Oil Shale Mine \Vorkers (Pen­ Burdekiu Ril·er railway bridge (motion­ sions) Acts Amendment (initiation, Mr. Nicklin), 1795. initiation in committee and 1o), 1828; ( 2 o), 1968 ; (committee and 3 o), Adjournments, Special, 7, 24, 58, 1732, 1971; (assent), 2002. 1829, 2002. 'Coal Indm,try (Control) Acts Amendment AmHtor-General's Report­ (initiation
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