Index to Votes and Proceedings

FOR PROCEEDINGS ON BILLS, SEE UNDER "BILLS" FOR MESSAGES FROM GOVERNOR-GENERAL AND FROM SENATE, SEE UNDER MESSAGES (pp. xlvi, xlvii); AND ALSO SEE APPENDICES 1 AND 2 (pp. 661, 662) FOR PAPERS LAID UPON THE TABLE, SEE "INDEX TO PAPERS PRESENTED TO PARLIAMENT" (p. lxxiii)

Aboriginal- Affairs- Arrangements with the States. See "Bills." Ministerial responsibility. See "Public importance-Discussion of matters of." And see "Committees." Customs-Custody of Nola Banbiaga. See "Ministerial statements" and "Statements." Land Rights Commission-Report. See "Motions-To take note of papers." Aborigines. See "Motions-To take note of papers" and "Petitions." Abortion. See "Petitions." Absence of- Members. See "Members." Ministers. See "Ministry." Absolute majority. See "Bills-Constitution Alteration" and "Standing Orders-Suspension of." Acting Speaker (Mr Scholes)-Took Chair during absence of Speaker, 199. Acts Interpretation Bill. See "Bills." Acupuncture. See "Petitions." Address to His Excellency the Governor-General-In Reply to Opening Speech- Committee appointed to prepare Address, 10. Brought up, 22. Motion-That Address be agreed to-debated, 22, 23, 30, 34, 40, 41. Address agreed to, 41. Time for presentation-Speaker to ascertain time, 41. Announcement, 43. Presentation, and Reply-Announced, 54. Forwarded to Her Majesty The Queen, and Reply-Announced, 73. Adjournment of House. See "Business." Advance to Treasurer-1972-73-Statement of Expenditure-Presented and referred to committee of whole House, 282. Debated and agreed to; resolution reported and adopted, 653. Affirmations by Members-Administered by Deputy of Governor-General, 6. Aged Persons Homes Bill. See "Bills." Agricultural Tractors Bounty Bills. See "Bills." Aid. See "Petitions." Air- Accidents (Australian Government Liability) Bill. See "Bills." Navigation Bills. See "Bills." Index to Votes and Proceedings

Airlines Agreement Bill. See "Bills." Airports. See "Petitions." Albury-Wodonga Development Bills. See "Bills." Aliens Bill. See "Bills." Allotment of time. See "Bills-Urgent Bills." Alteration of day or hour of meeting. See "Business." Amendments. See "Bills", "Business" and "Motions." Anthony, Mr J. D.- Elected Leader of Parliamentary Party of Australian Country Party, 10. Named and suspended, 404-5. Anti-apartheid. See "Petitions." Apple and Pear Bills. See "Bills." Appropriation Bills. See "Bills." Asian residents of Christmas Island. See "Ministerial statements" and "Statements." A.S.I.O. See "Motions-To authorise publication of paper" and "Standing orders-Suspension of." Assent to Bills. See "Bills." Atomic Energy Bill. See "Bills." Attorney-General. See "Motions-Principal" and "Standing orders-Suspension of." Australian- Apple and Pear Corporation Bill. See "Bills." Arbitration Inspectorate-Report. See "Ministerial statements" and "Statements." Assistance Plan-Social Welfare Commission. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions- To take note of papers." Biological resources study--Interim council. See "Ministerial statements" and "Statements." Capital Territory- Evidence (Temporary Provisions) Bill. See "Bills." Joint Committee. See "Committees" and "Statements." Representation Bills. See "Bills." Citizenship Bill. See "Bills." Council for the Arts-Draft report. See "Ministerial statements." Defence. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions-To take note of papers." Electoral Office Bill. See "Bills." Flag. See "Petitions." Health insurance program-Report. See "Statements." Industry Development Corporation- Bill. See "Bills." Report. See "Ministerial statements" and "Statements." Institute of Aboriginal Studies. See "Council of the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies" and "Motions-To take note of papers." Institute of Marine Science Bill. See "Bills." National- Airlines Bill. See "Bills" and "Statements." Archives Bill. See "Bills" and "Statements." University- Bill. See "Bills." Council-Election of Members to, 51, 298. Soccer team. See "Ministerial statements." Tourist Commission-Role and activities. See "Ministerial statements" and "Statements." Ayers Rock-Mount Olga National Park. See "Committees-Environment and Conservation- Standing Committee." Index to Votes and Proceedings

B Banbiaga, Nola-Custody of. See "Ministerial statements" and "Statements-Aboriginal Customs." Banking Bills. See "Bills." Bentley, W.A. See "Petitions-Postal facilities." BILLS- Appropriation 1973-74- Second Schedule- Consideration of proposed expenditure postponed, 470. Order for consideration of proposed expenditures varied, 444, 510, 519 (2), 547. Committee- Amendment- Made- Consequent upon Senate's request agreed to with modifications, 645. To Bill during consideration of amendments by Senate, 250, 268, 296. Moved to proposed amendment, 250. Temporarily withdrawn, by leave, 222. Withdrawn, by leave, 202, 220, 221. Amendments- And new clauses circulated by Government agreed to, 161-2. Circulated by Government agreed to, 372-4, 453-4, 462, 469, 504-5. Moved together, by leave, 179, 357, 427-8, 564-5, 571, 576, 577, 578, 595-6, 596-7, 597-8, 638-9, 650-1, 652. Clause- Postponed, 226, 372. Reconsidered, by leave, 154, 220. Clauses, by leave- Taken together, 370. Taken together and postponed, 371 (2), 372 (3). Further amendment moved, by leave, 220 (2), 467. Motion to report progress and ask leave to sit again negatived, 428 (2). Opposition amendments agreed to, 140, 180, 202, 220 (5), 221, 222 (2), 227, 229, 235, 248-9, 359 (2), 371 (2), 372 (4), 467 (3), 576, 578, 603. Proposed new clauses moved together, by leave, 357-8. Question on amendments previously moved together and negatived again put, by leave, 433. Laid aside, 616. Leave to present, not granted, 65. Minister presents on behalf of another Minister, 230 (3), 313. Motion for adoption of report debated, 537. Private Member presents Bill, 171, 216. Second reading- Amendment amended, by leave, 196. Amendments moved, 36, 66, 113, 171-2, 181, 187, 196, 200, 213, 248, 300, 412-3, 413, 463. 488, 496, 566, 576, 588, 614-5, 622, 649. Debate, by leave- Ensued, 63, 66, 70, 209 (3), 246, 518, 611. Made order of day for later hour, 637, 653. Senate- Amendments- Agreed to, 244, 251, 267 (2), 268, 400, 401, 402, 423, 424, 481, 508, 581, 589, 613, 626, 654, 655. Amended, 251. Disagreed to, 251, 254, 581, 609. Disagreed to but amendments made in place thereof, 295-6, 491-3. House does not insist on its amendment, and agrees to original amendment by Senate, 321. House insists on disagreeing to, 614, 615. Insisted on by Senate, 614, 615. Index to Votes and Proceedings

BILLS-continued Senate-continued Amendments-continued Not insisted on by Senate, 502. Order for consideration, agreed to, 581. Reasons of House for disagreeing to Senate amendments-Brought up by Committee appointed, 251-3, 255, 582, 610. Amendments made consequent upon rejection by House of initial amendments of Senate, 640-1. Agreed to, 641-2. Requests, 490, 642-3. Made with modifications, 643-5. Not made, 490. Not pressed, 502. Standing Orders suspended in connection with Bills. See "Standing Orders-Suspension of." Third reading- Debated, 140, 180, 293, 294, 298, 349, 359, 571, 596, 629. Leave to move, not granted, 90, 348, 558. Urgent Bills- Australian Industry Development Corporation 1973, 449-50. Conciliation- And Arbitration 1973, 152. And Arbitration 1973 [No. 2], 369. Constitution Alteration- (Democratic Elections) 1974 [1973], 523-4. (Incomes) 1973, 385. (Local Government Bodies) 1974 [1973], 523-4. (Simultaneous Elections) 1974 [1973], 523-4. Health- Insurance 1973, 627. Insurance Commission 1973, 627. Hospitals and Health Services Commission 1973, 627. Industries Assistance Commission 1973, 469. National Investment Fund 1973, 458-9. Petroleum and Minerals Authority 1973, 627. Pipeline Authority 1973, 185. Prices Justification 1973, 185. Seas and Submerged Lands 1973, 185. Seas and Submerged Lands (Royalty on Minerals) 1973, 185. Sewerage Agreements 1973, 627. Trade Practices 1973, 498. PROCEEDINGS ON- Summary of Proceedings- Bills initiated during Session* ...... 253 Discharged ...... 1 Laid aside ...... 1 Lapsed at Prorogation ...... 6 Negatived at second reading ...... 2 Not returned from Senate ...... 20 Passed and assented to ...... 221 Passed but not carried at referendum ...... 2 *Includes 19 Bills brought from Senate (of which 17 passed and 2 lapsed at Prorogation) and 2 Bills introduced by private Members, both of which were negatived at second reading. ABORIGINAL AFFAIRS (ARRANGEMENTS WITH THE STATES) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 284. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 379. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 474. Assent, 488. Act No. 115 of 1973. Index to Votes and Proceedings

BiLLs-continued ACTrS INTERPRETATION 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 223. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 241. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 264. Act No. 79 of 1973. AGED PERSONS HOMES 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 284. Second reading debated, 380, 390. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 390. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 509. Assent, 522. Act No. 128 of 1973. AGRICULTURAL TRACTORS BOUNTrY 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 48. Discharged, 190. AGRICULTURAL TRACTORS BOUNTY 1973 [No. 2]: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 190. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor- General; third reading, by leave, 241. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 264. Act No. 57 of 1973. AIR ACCIDENTS (AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT LIABILITY) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 291. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 412. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 510. Assent, 522. Act No. 134 of 1973. AIRLINES AGREEMENT 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 509. Amendment moved (Mr Nixon); second reading and amendment debated; amendment negatived; second reading; third reading, by leave, 588. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 624. Assent, 662. Act No. 178 of 1973. AIR NAVIGATION 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 284. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 434. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 510. Assent, 522. Act No. 130 of 1973. AIR NAVIGATION (CHARGES) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 509. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 588. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 624. Assent, 662. Act No. 179 of 1973. ALBURY-WODONGA DEVELOPMENT 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 547. Second reading debated, 592 (2), 595. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 595. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 648. Assent, 662. Act No. 189 of 1973. ALBURY-WODONGA DEVELOPMENT (FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 550. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; committee; reported with amendments; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 595-6. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 648. Assent, 662. Act No. 190 of 1973. ALIENS 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 285. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 398. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 510. Assent, 522. Act No. 132 of 1973. APPLE AND PEAR EXPORT CHARGES 1973: Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 587- Second reading; third reading, by leave, 618. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 654. Assent, 662. Act No. 196 of 1973. APPLE AND PEAR STABI1LIZATION 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 586. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 618. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 654. Assent, 662. Act No. 195 of 1973. APPLE AND PEAR STABILIZATION EXPORT DUTY COLLECTION 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 587. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 618. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 654. Assent, 662. Act No. 197 of 1973. APPROPRIATION (No. 3) 1972-73: Appropriation recommended by Governor-General; presented; first reading; second reading moved, 44. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 60. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 73. Assent, 74. Act No. 12 of 1973. APPROPRIATION (No. 4) 1972-73: Appropriation recommended by Governor-General; presented; first reading; second reading moved, 44. Second reading debated, 60 (2). Second reading; third reading, by leave, 60. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 73. Assent, 74. Act No. 13 of 1973. Index to Votes and Proceedings

BILLS-continued APPROPRIATION (No. 5) 1972-73: Appropriation recommended by Governor-General; presented; first reading; second reading moved, 113. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 234. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 255. Assent, 264. Act No. 38 of 1973. APPROPRIATION (No. 6) 1972-73: Appropriation recommended by Governor-General; presented; first reading; second reading moved, 113-4. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 234. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 255. Assent, 264. Act No. 39 of 1973. APPROPRIATION (No. 1) 1973-74: Appropriations recommended by Governor-General; presented; first reading; second reading moved, 269. Amendment moved (Mr Snedden), 300. Second reading and amendment debated, 300, 302-3, 307, 314, 315, 320-1, 321-2. Amendment negatived; second reading, 322-3. Committee, 323-4, 391, 414-5, 419, 444, 455, 470, 474, 477 (2), 482, 483, 510-1, 514-5, 518-9, 546-7, 547, 556-8. Reported with amendments; report, by leave, adopted; standing orders having been suspended, pursuant to contingent notice, third reading, 558-60. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 593. Assent, 601. Act No. 157 of 1973. APPROPRIATION (No. 2) 1973-74: Appropriation recommended by Governor-General; presented; firstreading; second reading moved, 269. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 560. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 593. Assent, 601. Act No. 158 of 1973. ATOMIC ENERGY 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 83. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 298. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 510. Assent, 522. Act No. 131 of 1973. AUSTRALIAN APPLE AND PEAR CORPORATION 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 586. Amendment moved (Mr Street), 614-5. Second reading and amendment debated, 615, 616. Amendment negatived; second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 616-8. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 654. Assent, 662. Act No. 194 of 1973. AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY EVIDENCE (TEMPORARY PROVISIONS) 1973: Brought from Senate; first reading; second reading moved; second reading debated, by leave; second reading; third reading, by leave, 70. Assent, 74. Act No. 10 of 1973. AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY REPRESENTATION 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 20. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 44. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 55. Assent, 57. Act No. 8 of 1973. AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY REPRESENTATION (HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 203. Second reading; committee; reported with an amendment; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 235-6. Agreed to by Senate with an amendment, 268. Senate's amendment agreed to, 423. Assent, 449. Act No. 111 of 1973. AUSTRALIAN CITIZENSHIP 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 113. Second reading debated, 166, 167, 174. Second reading; committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 174-5. Agreed to by Senate with an amendment, 267. Senate's amendment disagreed to and amendment made in place thereof; standing orders having been suspended, amendment made to clause 5 during consideration in committee of Senate's amendment, 294-6. Senate insists on its amendment disagreed to by House, disagrees to amendment made by House in place thereof, and agrees to amendment made by House to clause 5; House does not insist on amendment made in place of Senate amendment and agreed to original amendment made by Senate, 321. Assent, 350. Act No. 99 of 1973. AUSTRALIAN ELECTORAL OFFICE 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 230. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 242. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 265. Act No. 87 of 1973.

AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 306. Second reading debated, 443. Declared urgent; time allotted, 449-51. Second reading; committee; reported with amendments; report adopted; third reading, 451-5. (Not returnedfrom Senate.) Index to Votes and Proceedings

BILLS--continued AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE OF MARINE SCIENCE 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 113. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 243. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 264. Act No. 61 of 1973. AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL AIRLINES 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 144. Amendment moved (Mr Fairbairn),200. Second reading and amendment debated; amendment negatived; second reading, 200-2. Committee, 202, 220-2. Reported with amendments; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 222. Agreed to by Senate with an amendment; Senate's amendment agreed to, 266-7. Assent, 298. Act No. 92 of 1973. AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 208. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 299. Agreed to by Senate without amendment 310. Assent, 310. Act No. 96 of 1973. BANKING 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 418, Second reading; third reading, by leave, 449. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 475. Assent, 488. Act No. 116 of 1973. BANKING (No. 2) 1973: By leave, presented; first reading; second reading moved, 625. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 637. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 648. Assent, 662. Act No. 193 of 1973. BooK BOUNTY 1973: Brought from Senate; first reading; second reading moved, 208. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 241. Assent, 264. Act No. 40 of 1973. BROADCASTING AND TELEVISION 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 200. Second reading; committee; reported with an amendment; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 212. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 264. Act No. 50 of 1973. BROADCASTING STATIONS LICENCE FEES 1973: Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 302. Second reading, 435. Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 443-4. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 544. Assent, 570. Act No. 148 of 1973. CANNING-FRUIT CHARGE 1973: Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 586. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 621. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 630. Assent, 662. Act No. 198 of 1973. CELLULOSE ACETATE FLAKE BOUNTY 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 284. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 299. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 331. Assent, 375. Act No. 102 of 1973. CITIES COMMISSION 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 74. Second reading debated, 175, 178. Second reading; committee; reported with amendments; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 178-80. Agreed to by Senate with amendments; Senate's amendments disagreed to; reasons for disagreeing to amendments, 254-5. Senate does not insist on its amendments to which House has disagreed, 262. Assent, 264. Act No. 41 of 1973. COMMISSION ON ADVANCED EDUCATION 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading, second reading moved, 509. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 573. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 624. Assent, 662. Act No. 177 of 1973. COMMONWEALTH BANKS 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 35. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 54. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 82. Assent, 114. Act No. 18 of 1973. COMMONWEALTH BANKS (No. 2) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 418. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 449. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 477. Assent, 488. Act No. 117 of 1973. COMMONWEALTH ELECTORAL 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 20. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 44. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 55. Assent, 57. Act No. 7 of 1973. Index to Votes and Proceedings

BiLs-continued COMMONWEALTH ELECTORAL (No. 2) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 45. Second reading debated, 70-1, 72, 74, 75, 76. Second reading, 77. Com- mittee, 83-8. Reported without amendment; report adopted, 88-9. Standing orders having been suspended, pursuant to contingent noti.e, third reading; third reading, pursuant to contingent notice, 90-2. (Not returnedfrom Senate.) COMMONWEALTH ELECTORAL (No. 2) 1973 [No. 2]: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 284. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 292-4. (Not returned from Senate.) COMMONWEALTH EMPLOYEES' FURLOUGH 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 576. Second reading; tLird reading, by leave, 652. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 661. Assent, 663. Act No. 210 of 1973. COMMONWEALTH TEACHING SERVICE 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 200. Second reading debated, 271, 287. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 287. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 319. Assent, 334. Act No. 98 of 173. COMPANIES (FOREIGN TAKE-OVERS) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 575. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 602. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 661. Assent, 662. Act No. 199 of 1973. COMPENSATION (AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES) 1973: By leave, presented; first reading; second reading moved, 313. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 334. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 389. Assent, 397. Act No. 105 of 1973. COMPENSATION (COMMONWEALTH EMPLOYEES) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 36. Second reading d:bated, 101, 108. Second reading; committee; reported with amendments; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 108-9. (Not returnedfrom Senate.) CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 122. Second reading debated; declared urgent; time allotted, 152-3, second reading, 154. Committee, 154-5, 158-62. Repcrted with amendments; report adopted; third reading, 162. (Not returnedfrom Senate.) CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION 1973 [No. 2]: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 306. Declared urgent; time allotted 369-70. Second reading; committee; reported with amendments; report adopted; tLird reading, 370-5. Agreed to by Senate with amendments; Senate's amendments agreed to, 536-8. Assent, 522. Act No. 138 of 1973. CONSTITUTION ALTERATION (DEMOCRATIC ELECTIONS) 1974 [1973]: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 508-9. )eclared urgent; time allotted, 523-5. Second reading; committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading (after House counted), by absolute majority, 532-5. (Not returnedfrom Senate.) CONSTITUTION ALTERATION (INCOMES) 1973: Standing orders having been suspended, Bill presented; first reading; declared urgent; time allotted; second reading moved; second reading; committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading (after House counted) by absolute majority, 385-9. Agreed to by Serate without amendment, 394. (Not carried at Referendum.) CONSTITUTION ALTERATION (LOCAL GOVERNMENT BODIES) 1974 [1973]: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 509. Declared urgent; time allotted, 523-5. Second reading; committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading (after House counted), by absolute majority, 535-8. (Not returnedfrom Senate.) CONSTITUTION ALTERATION (MODE OF ALTERING THE CONSTITUTION) 1974 [1973]: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 532. Second reading; committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; hird reading, by leave, (after House counted), by absolute majority, 551-6. Agreed to by Senate with amendments; Senate's amendments disagreed to; reasons for disagreeing to amendments, 609-10. Senate insists on amendments disagreed to by House; House insists on disagreeing to amendments insisted on by Senate, 615. Bill laid aside, 616. Index to Votes and Proceedings

BILLS-continued CONSTITUTION ALTERATION (PRICES) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 333. Second reading; committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; standing orders having been suspended, pursuant to contingent notice, third reading by absolute majority, 344-50. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 394. (Not carriedat Referendum.) CONSTITUTION ALTERATION (SIMULTANEOUS ELECTIONS) 1974 [1973]: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 508. Declared urgent; time allotted, 523-5. Second reading; committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading (after House counted) by absolute majority, 525-8. (Not returnedfrom Senate.) CONTINENTAL SHELF (LIVING NATURAL RESOURCES) 1973: Brought from Senate; first reading; second reading moved, 640. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 649. Assent, 663. Act No. 219 of 1973. CRIMES 1973: Brought from Senate; first reading; second reading moved; second reading debated by leave; second reading; third reading, by leave, 209. Assent, 233. Act No. 33 of 1973. CRIMES (PROTECTION OF AIRCRAFT) 1973: Brought from Senate; first reading; second reading moved; second reading debated by leave; second reading; third reading, by leave, 209. Assent, 233. Act No. 34 of 1973. CUSTOMS 1973: Brought from Senate; first reading, 566. Second reading moved, 572. Second reading; committee; reported with an amendment; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 603. Senate agrees to amendment of House, 611. Assent, 624. Act No. 162 of 1973. CUSTOMS TARIFF 1973: Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 314. Second reading, third reading, by leave, 414. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 544. Assent, 570. Act No. 147 of 1973. CUSTOMS TARIFF (No. 2) 1973: Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 396. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 470. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 613. Assent, 636. Act No. 170 of 1973. CUSTOMS TARIFF VALIDATION 1973: Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 194. Second reading; committee; reported with an amendment; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 241-2. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 263. Assent, 264. Act No. 58 of"1973. CUSTOMS TARIFF VALIDATION (No. 2) 1973: Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 592. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 612. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 661. Assent, 662. Act No. 200 of 1973. DEATH PENALTY ABOLITION 1973: Brought from Senate; first reading; second reading moved, 302. Second reading debated, 324, 329. Second reading; committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 329-31. Assent, 356. Act No. 100 of 1973.

DEFENCE FORCE (PAPUA NEW GUINEA) RETIREMENT BENEFITS 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 230. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 243. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 265. Act No. 86 of 1973. DEFENCE FORCE RETIREMENT AND DEATH BENEFITS 1973: Standing Orders having been suspended, Bill presented; first reading; second reading moved, 229. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 242. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 264. Act No. 81 of 1973. DEFENCE FORCES RETIREMENT BENEFITS 1973: Standing orders having been suspended, Bill presented; first reading; second reading moved, 229. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 242. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 264. Act No. 82 of 1973. DEFENCE FORCES RETIREMENT BENEFITS (PENSION INCREASES) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 230. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 243. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 265. Act No. 85 of 1973. Index to Votes and Proceedings

BILLS-continued DEFENCE (PARLIAMENTARY CANDIDATES) 1973: Standing orders having been suspended, Bill presented; first reading; second reading moved, 229. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 242. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 265. Act No. 84 of 1973. DEFENCE (RE-ESTABLISHMENT) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 200. Second reading debated, 269, 271. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 271. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 331. Assent, 375. Act No. 101 of 1973. DEFENCE SERVICE HOMES 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 36. Amendment moved (Mr Bonnett), 113. Second reading and amendment debated; amendment negatived; second reading; committee; reported with an amendment; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 139-40. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 177. Assent, 194. Act No. 31 of 1973. DELIVERED MEALS SUBSIDY 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 284. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 390. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 509. Assent, 522. Act No. 129 of 1973. DIESEL FUEL TAX (No. 1) 1973: Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 270. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 413. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 544. Assent, 570. Act No. 143 of 1973. DIESEL FUEL TAX (No. 2) 1973: Presented; fir:st reading; second reading moved, 270. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 413. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 544. Assent, 570. Act No. 144 of 1973. EGG EXPORT CHARGES 1973: Standing orders hailing been suspended, Bill presented; first reading; second reading moved, 283. Second reading; i:hird reading, by leave, 602. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 631. Assent, 662. Act No. 156 of 1973. EVIDENCE 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 223. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 241. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 264. Act No. 80 of 1973. EXCISE 1973: Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 48. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 109. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 126. Assent, 131. Act No. 24 of 1973. EXCISE (No. 2) 1973: Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 270. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 413. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 544. Assent, 570. Act No. 145 of 1973. EXCISE TARIFF 1973: Presented; first reading; ,econd reading moved, 22. Second reading, 49. Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 54. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 119. Assent, 131. Act No. 20 of 1973. EXCISE TARIFF (NO. 2) 1973: Presented; first reacing; second reading moved, 48. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 109. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 126. Assent, 131. Act No. 23 of 1973. EXCISE TARIFF (No. 3) 1973: Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 314. Amendment moved (Mr Edwards); amendment negatived; second reading; third reading, by leave, 413-4. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 544. Assent, 570. Act No. 146 of 1973. EXPORT INCENTIVE GRANTS 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 173. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 299. Agreed to by Senate with amendments; Senate's amendments agreed to, 625-6. Assent, 662. Act No. 180 of 1973. EXPORT PAYMENTS INSURANCE CORPORATION 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 21. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 45. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 75. Assent, 114. Act No. 15 of 1973. EXTRADITION (COMMONWEALTH COUNTRIES) 1973: Brought from Senate; first reading; second reading moved, 334. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 611. Assent, 639. Act No. 172 of 1973. Index to Votes andProceedings xv

BILLS-continued EXTRADIIION (FOREIGN STATES) 1973: Brought from Senate; first reading; second reading moved. 334. Second reading, 603. Committee, 603-4, 611; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 611. Assent, 639. Act No. 171 of 1973. FILM AND TELEVISION SCHOOL 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 246. Second reading debated, 246 (by leave), 298. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 298. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 302. Assent, 310. Act No. 95 of 1973. FINANCIAL CORPORATIONS 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 630. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) FISHERIES 1973: Brought from Senate; first reading; second reading moved, 640. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 649. Assent, 663. Act No. 218 of 1973. GRANTS COMMISSION 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 194. Second reading debated, 210. Amendment moved (Mr Anthony), 213. Second reading and amendment debated, 213, 219. Amendment negatived; second reading, 219. Committee, 219, 226-9. Reported with amendments; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 229. Agreed to by Senate without amendment. 263. Assent, 264. Act No. 54 of 1973. GROWTH CEN'rRS (FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 551. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor- General; committee; reported with amendments; report, by leave, adopted; third reading by leave, 596-7. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 648. Assent, 662. Act No. 191 of 1973. HANDICAPPED CHILDREN (AssISTANCE) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 302. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 412. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 509. Assent, 522. Act No. 137 of 1973. HEALTH INSURANCE 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 593. Amendment moved (Mr Chipp), 622. Second reading and amendment debated, 622 (declared urgent; time allotted, 627), 627-8; amendment negatived; second reading; third reading, by leave, 628-9. (Not returnedfrom Senate.) HEALTH INSURANCE COMMISSION 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 509. Declared urgent; time allotted, 627. Second reading; remaining stages agreed to; third reading, 629-30. (Not returnedfrom Senate.)

HIGH COMMISSIONER (UNITED KINGDOM) ACT REPEAL 1973: Brought from Senate; first reading, 566. Second reading moved; second reading; third reading, by leave, 572. Assent, 600. Act No. 156 of 1973. HONEY EXPORT CHARGE 1973: Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 550. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 589. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 631. Assent, 662. Act No. 183 of 1973. HONEY EXPORT CHARGE COLLECTION 1973: Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 550. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 589. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 631. Assent, 662. Act No. 184 of 1973. HONEY INDUSTRY 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 550. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 589. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 631. Assent, 662. Act No. 185 of 1973. HONEY LEWY (No. 1) 1973: Standing orders having been suspended, Bill presented; first reading; second reading moved, 283. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 602. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 631. Assent, 662. Act No. 187 of 1973. HONEY LEVY (No. 2) 1973: Standing orders having been suspended, Bill presented; first reading; second reading moved, 283. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 602. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 631. Assent, 662. Act No. 188 of 1973. HOSPITALS AND HEALTH SERVICES COMMISSION 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 587. Declared urgent; time allotted, 627. Second reading; remaining stages agreed to; third reading, 631. Agreed to by Senate with amendments; Senate's amendments agreed to, 655. Assent, 663. Act No. 211 of 1973. Index to Votes and Proceedings

BILLS-continued HOUSING AGREEMENT 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 190. Second reading debated, 223, 229, 230. Second reading; committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 230-1. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 264. Act No. 43 of 1973. HOUSING ASSISTANCE 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 48. Second reading debated, 127, 132. Second reading; appropliation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 132. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 177. Assent, 194. Act No. 30 of 1973. IMMIGRATION (EDUCATION) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 284. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 398. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 418. Assent, 435. Act No. 110 of 1973. INCOME TAX 1973: Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 481. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 571. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 624. Assent, 630. Act No. 166 of 1973. INCOME TAX (INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS) 1973: Presented; first reading; second reading moved; second reading debated, by leave; second reading; third reading, by leave, 63. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 67. Assent, 74. Act No. 11 of 1973. INCOME TAX (NON-RESIDENT DIVIDENDS AND INrEREST) 1973: Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 481. Second reading; third readting, by leave, 571. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 624. Assent, 630. Act No. 167 of 1973. INCOME TAX ASSESSMENT 1973: Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 112. Second reading debated, 247. Amendment moved (Mr Adermann), 248. Second reading and amendment debated; amendment negatived; second reading; committee; reported with amendments; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 248-9. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 264. Act No. 51 of 1973. INCOME TAX ASSESSMENT (No. 2) 1973: Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 189. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 249. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 264. Act No. 52 of 1973. INCOME TAX ASSESSMENT (No. 3) 1973: Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 207. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 249. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 264. Act No. 53 qf/1973. INCOME TAX ASSESSMENT (No. 4) 1973: Presente:d; first reading; second reading moved, 306. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 566. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 624. Assent, 630. Act No. 164 of 1973. INCOME TAX ASSESSMENT (No. 5) 1973: Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 481. Amendment moved (Mr Lynch), 566. Second reading and amendment debated, 566-7, 570. Amendment negatived; second reading; committee; reported with amendments; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 570-1. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 624. Assent, 630. Act No. 165 of 1973. INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT GRANTS 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 509. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 602. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 661. Assent, 662. Act No. 201 of 1973. INDUSTRIES ASSISTANCE COMMISSION 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 396. Amendment moved (Mr Alnthony), 463. Second reading and amendment debated, 463, 466. Amendment negatived; second reading; committee (declared urgent; time allotted, 469); reported with amendments; repcrt, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 466-9. Agreed to by Senate with amendments; Senate's amendments agreed to, 612-3. Assent, 636. Act No. 169 of 1973. INSURANCE 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 173. Second reading; committee; reported with an amendment; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 212. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 264. Act No. 76 of 1973. Index to Votes and Proceedings

Bis-continued INSURANCE (DEPOSITS) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 173. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 212. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 264. Act No. 77 of 1973. INTERIM FORCES BENEITS 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 21. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 40. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 55. Assent, 57. Act No. 5 of 1973. INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANISATION 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 123. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 180-1. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 264. Act No. 62 of 1973. KING ISLAND HARBOUR AGREEMENT 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 208. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 243. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 265. Act No. 91 of 1973. LAND COMMISSIONS (FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 551. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor- General; committee; reported with amendments; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 597-8. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 648. Assent, 662. Act No. 192 of 1973. LANDS ACQUISITION 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 480. Second reading debated, 589, 601. Second reading; committee; reported with an amendment; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 60 1-2. Agreed to by Senate with an amendment; Senate's amendment agreed to, 654. Assent, 663. Act No. 208 of 1973. LAW REFORM COMMSIssON 1973: Brought from Senate; first reading; second reading moved, 627. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 650. Assent, 663. Act No. 221 of 1973. LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING INSTITUTE 1973: Brought from Senate; first reading; second reading moved, 653. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) LIFE INSURANCE 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 173. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 213. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 264. Act No. 78 of 1973. LOAN 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 82. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 101. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 115. Assent, 131. Act No. 19 of 1973. MARRIAGE 1973: Brought from Senate; first reading; second reading moved; second reading debated by leave; second reading; third reading, by leave, 209. Assent, 233. Act No. 35 of 1973. MATERNITY LEAVE (AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 222. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 234. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 264. Act No. 72 of 1973. MEAT EXPORT CHARGE 1973: Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 314. Second reading, 351. Committee, 351-2, 357. Reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 357. Returned by Senate with request for amendment, 423. Senate's requested amendment not made, 490. Senate does not press request and agrees to Bill, 502. Assent, 522. Act No. 125 of 1973. MEAT EXPORT CHARGE COLLECTION 1973: Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 314. Second reading; committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 357-8. Agreed to by Senate with amendments, 423. Appropriation recommended by Governor-General for purposes of amendments to be moved; Senate's amendments disagreed to and amendments made in place thereof, 490-3. Senate does not insist on amendments disagreed to by House and agrees to amendments made by House in place thereof, 502. Assent, 522. Act No. 126 of 1973. MEDICAL PRACTICE CLARIFICATION 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice (Mr McKenzie); first reading; second reading moved; second reading debated; amendment moved (Mr Mathews); second reading and amendment debated; amendment negatived; second reading negatived, 171-3. And see "Petitions-Abortion." Index to Votes and Proceedings

BiLLs-continued MENTAL HEALTH AND RELATED SERVICES ASSISTANCE 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 449. Se:ond reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; committee; reported with an amendment; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 489-90. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 566. Assent, 586. Act No. 154 of 1973. METEOROLOGY 1973: Standing orders having been suspended, Bill presented; first reading; second reading moved, 291-2. Second reading debated, 362, 378. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 378. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 477. Assent, 488. Act No. 123 of 1973. MIGRATION 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 22. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 45. Agreed t by Senate without amendment, 75. Assent, 114. Act No. 16 of 1973. NATIONAL HEALTH 1973: By leave, presented; first reading; second reading moved, 200. Second reading; committee; reported with an amendment; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 211-2. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 264. Act No. 49 of 1973. NATIONAL HEALTH (NO. 2) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 522. Second reading; appropriation re,:ommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 603. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 654. Assent, 662. Act No. 202 of 1973. NATIONAL INVESTMENT FUND 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 306. Declared urgent; time allotted; 45i8-60. Second reading; committee; reported with amendments; report adopted; third reading, 460-3. (Not returnedfrom Senate.) NATIONAL LIBRARY 1973: Brought from Senate; first reading 424. Second reading moved, 434. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 650. Assent, 663. Act No. 217 of 1973. NATIONAL SERVICE TERMINATION 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 242. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 244. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263, Assent, 265. Act No. 88 qf 1973. NEW SOUTH WALES GRANT (FLOOD MITIGATION) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 48. Second r-ading; third reading, by leave, 149. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 158. Assent, 194. Act No. 28 of 1973. NORTHERN TERRITORY (ADMINISTRATION) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 20. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 44. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 55. Assent, 57. Act No. 9 of 1973. NORTHERN TERRITORY SUPREME COURT 1973: Brought from Senate; first reading; second reading moved, 626. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 650. Assent, 663. Act No. 220 of 1973. PAPUA NEW GUINEA 1973: Standing orders havirng been suspended, Bill presented; first reading; second reading moved; second reading; third reading, by leave, 203. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 264. Act No. 69 of 1973. PAPUA NEW GUINEA (No. 2) 1973: Standing orders having been suspended, Bill presented; first reading; second reading moved, 291-2. Second reading debated, 362, 378. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 378. Agreed to by Senate with an amendment; Senate's amendment agreed to, 480-1. Assent, 488. Act No. 120 of 1973. PAPUA NEW GUINEA (APPLICATION OF LAWS) 1973: Standing orders having been suspended, Bill presented; first reading; second reading mowvd, 291-2. Second reading debated, 362, 378. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 378. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 477. Assent, 488. Act No. 121 of 1973. PAPUA NEW GUINEA (STAFFING ASSISTANCE) 1973: Standing orders having been suspended, Bill presented; first reading; second reading moved; second reading; third reading, by leave, 203, Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 264. Act No. 70 of 1973. PAPUA NEW GUINEA (TRANSFER OF BANKING BUSINESS) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 418. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 449. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 477. Assent, 488. Act No. 119 of 1973. Index to Votes and Proceedings

BILLS-continued PAPUA NEW GUINEA LOAN (ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 48. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 109. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 126. Assent, 131. Act No. 25 of 1973. PAPUA NEW GUINEA LOAN GUARANTEE 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 137. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor- General; third reading, by leave, 180. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 207. Assent, 223. Act No. 32 of 1973. PAPUA NEW GUINEA LOANS GUARANTEE 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 320. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor- General; third reading, by leave, 379. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 477. Assent, 488. Act No. 124 of 1973. PARLIAMENT 1973: Brought from Senate; first reading, 601. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) PARLIAMENTARY AND JUDICIAL RETIRING ALLOWANCE 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 208. Second reading; appropriations recommended by Governor-General for both purposes of Bill and amendment to be moved; committee; reported with an amendment; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 235. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 264. Act No. 47 of 1973. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS BROADCASTING 1973: Brought from Senate; first reading; second reading moved, 123. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 298. Assent, 310. Act No. 94 of 1973. PAY-ROLL TAX ASSESSMENT 1973: Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 173. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 299. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 624. Assent, 630. Act No. 163 of 1973.

PAY-ROLL TAX (TERRITORIES) 1973: Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 313. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 359. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 424. Assent, 449. Act No. 113 of 1973.

PETROLEUM AND MINERALS AUTHORITY 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 602. Declared urgent; time allotted, 627. Second reading; committee; reported with amendments; report adopted; third reading, 637-9. (Not returnedfrom Senate.) PETROLEUM (SUBMERGED LANDS) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 138. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 181. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 213. Assent, 233. Act No. 36 of 1973.

PIPELINE AUTHORITY 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 174. Declared urgent; time allotted, 185-7. Amendment moved (Mr Fairbairn), 187. Second reading and amendment debated; amendment negatived; second reading; committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 187-9. Agreed to by Senate with amendments, 249. Standing orders having been suspended, amendment made to clause 13 during consideration in committee of Senate's amendments, 249-50. Senate's amendments Nos. 1 and 2 disagreed to; Senate's amendment No. 3 amended and agreed to; Senate's amendment No. 4 agreed to; reasons for disagreeing to amendments Nos. 1 and 2, 250-3. Senate does not insist upon amendments disagreed to by House, agrees to amendment made by House to Senate's amendment No. 3 and agrees to amendment made by House to clause 13, 262. Assent, 264. Act No. 42 of 1973. POST AND TELEGRAPH 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 320. Second reading; committee; reported with an amendment; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 359. Agreed to by Senate with amendments; Senate's amendments agreed to, 401-2. Assent, 411. Act No. 109 of 1973. POST AND TELEGRAPH RATES 1973: Presented, putsuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 320. Second reading; committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 334-42. Agreed to by Senate with an amendment; Senate's amendment agreed to, 398-400. Assent, 411. Act No. 107 of 1973. XX Index to Votes and Proceedings

BiLLs-continued POST AND TELEGRAPH REGULATIONS 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 320. Second reading; committee; reported with an amendment; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 358-9. Agreed to by Senate with amendments; Senate's amendments agreed to, 400-1. Assent, 411. Act No. 108 of 1973. PRICES JUSTIFICATION 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 163-4. Declared urgent: time allotted, 185-7. Second reading debated, 190, 194. Second reading; remaining stages agreed to, 194. Agreed to by Senate with an amendment; Senate's amendment agreed to, 244. Assent, 264. Act No. 37 of 1973. PRIVY COUNCIL APPEALS ABOLITION 1973: Standing orders having been suspended, Bill presented; first reading; second reading moved, 256. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) PRIVY COUNCIL (APPEALS FROM THE HIGH COURT) 1973: Standing orders having been suspended, Bill presented; first reading; second reading moved, 256. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) PUBLIC SERVICE 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 43. Second reading debated, 67, 70. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 70. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 126. Assent, 131. Act No. 21 of 1973. PUBLIC SERVICE (No. 2) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 199. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 234. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 264. Act No. 71 of 1973. PUBLIC SERVICE (No. 3) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 223. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 234. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 264. Act No. 73 of 1973. PUBLIC SERVICE (No. 4) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 576. Second reading; committee; reported with amendments; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 650-2. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 661. Assent, 663. Act No. 209 of 1973. PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE 1973: Brought from Senate; first reading, 312. Second reading moved; second reading; committee; reported with an amendment; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 481. Senate agrees to amendment of House, 519. Assent, 544. Act No. 140 of 1973. QUEENSLAND GRANT (DAWSON RIVER WEIRS) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 466. Second readir.g; appropriation recommended by Governor- General; third reading, by leave, 649. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 661. Assent, 663. Act No. 206 of 1973. QUEENSLAND GRANT (KINCHANT DAM) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading: second reading, moved, 546. Amendment moved (Mr Fairbairn); second reading and amendment debated; amendment negatived; second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor- General; third reading, by leave, 649. Agreed. to by Senate without amendment, 661. Assent, 663. Act No. 207 of 1973. REMUNERATION AND ALLOWANCES 1973: Standing orders having been suspended, Bill presented; first reading; second reading moved; second reading debated, by leave; amendment moved (Mr Sinclair); second reading and amendment debated; amendment negatived; second reading; appropriation recommecnded by Governor-General; committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 66-7. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 73. Assent, 74. Act No. 14 of 1973. REMUNERATICN AND ALLOWANCES (No. 2) 197.3: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 602. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 649. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 657. Assent, 662. Act No. 203 of 1973. REMUNERATION TRIBUNAL 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 637. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 645. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 661. Assent, 663. Act No. 215 of 1973. REPATRIATION 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 21. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 39-40. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 55. Assent, 57. Act No. 2 of 1973. Index to Votes and Proceedings

Bns-continued REPATRIATION (No. 2) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 98. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 127. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 149. Assent, 158. Act No. 27 of 1973. REPATRIATION (No. 3) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 313. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 334. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 389. Assent, 397. Act No. 104 of 1973. REPATRIATION (FAR EAST STRATEGIC RESERVE) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 21. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 40. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 55. Assent, 57. Act No. 4 of 1973. REPATRIATION (SPECIAL OVERSEAS SERVICE) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 21. Second reading; third reading, by leave. 40. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 55. Assent, 57. Act No. 3 of 1973. REPRESENTATION 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 203. Second reading; committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 240. (Not returnedfrom Senate.) REPRESENTATION 1973 [No. 2]: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 379. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 398. (Not returnedfrom Senate.) RESERVE BANK BILL 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 418. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 449. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 477. Assent, 488. Act No. 118 of 1973. ROYAL STYLE AND TITLES 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 223. Second reading debated, 287, 294. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 294. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 319. Reserved for Royal Assent, 411. Royal Assent, 465. Act No. 114 of 1973. RULES PUBLICATION 1973: Presented; first reading, 10. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) SALES TAX (EXEMPTIONS AND CLASSIFICATIONS) 1973: Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 22. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 49. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 82. Assent, 114. Act No. 17 of 1973. SALES TAX (EXEMPTIONS AND CLASSIFICATIONS) (No. 2) 1973: Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 270. Amendment moved (Mr Lynch); second reading and amendment debated; amendment negatived; second reading; third reading, by leave, 488-9. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 630. Assent, 662. Act No. 181 of 1973.

SCHOOLS COMMISSION 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 397. Second reading debated, 425 (2). Second reading, 425. Committee, 425-8, 433-4. Reported with an amendment; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 434. Agreed to by Senate with amendments, 562-3. Senate's amendment No. 2 agreed to; Senate's amendments Nos. 1, and 3 to 15 disagreed to; reasons for disagreeing to amendments Nos. 1, and 3 to 15; 579-83. Senate insists on amendments disagreed to by House; House insists on disagreeing to amendments insisted on by Senate, 614. Senate does not insist on amendments to which House insists on disagreeing and makes further amendments consequent upon rejection by House of initial amendments; Senate's consequential amendments agreed to, 640-2. Assent, 663. Act No. 213 of 1973.

SEAMEN'S WAR PENSIONS AND ALLOWANCES 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 21. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 40. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 55. Assent, 57. Act No. 6 of 1973.

SEAMEN'S WAR PENSIONS AND ALLOWANCES (NO. 2) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 313. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 334. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 389. Assent, 397. Act No. 106 of 1973. SEAS AND SUBMERGED LANDS 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 174. Declared urgent; time allotted, 185-7. Amendment moved (Mr N. H. Bowen), 196. Second reading and amendment debated; amendment amended, by leave; amendment negatived; second reading; remaining stages agreed to, 196. (Not returnedfrom Senate.) Index to Votes and Proceedings

BILLS-continued SEAS AND SUBMERGED LANDS 1973 [No. 2]: Presented, pursuant to noticc; first reading; second reading moved, 313. Second reading; committee; reported without armc:dvaent; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 360-2. Agreed to by Senate with an amendment; Senate's amendment agreed to, 589. Assent, 608. Act No. 161 oJ'1973. SEAS AND SUBMERGED LANDS (ROYALTY ON MINERALS) 1973: Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 174. Declared urgent; time allotted, 185-7. Second reading; remaining stages agreed to, 196. (Not returnedfrom Senate.) SEAS AND SUBMERGED LANDS (ROYALTY ON MINERALS) 1973 [No. 2]: Presented; first reading; secondreading moved, 313. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 362. (Not returnedfrom Senate.) SENATE (REPRESENTATION OF TERRITORIES) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 203. Second reading, 236. Committee, 236, 240; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 240. (Not returnedfrom Senate.) SENATE (REPRESENTATION OF TERRITORIES) 1973 [No. 2]: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 379. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 397. (Not returned from Senate.) SEWERAGE AGREEMENTS 1973: Presented, pcursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved; second reading debated by leave, 511. Declared urgent; time allotted, 627. Second reading debated, 640. Second reading; aplpropriation recommended by Governor-General; remaining stages agreed to; third reading, 645. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 661. Assent, 662. Act No. 204 of 1973. SHELTERED EMPLOYMENT (ASSISTANCE) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 302. Second reading debated, 398, 403. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 412. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 509. Assent, 522. Act No. 136 of 1973. SNOWY MOUNTAINS ENGINEERING CORPORATION 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 223. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 241. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 264. Act No. 74 of 1973. SOCIAL SERVICES 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 21. Amendment moved (Mr Bonnett), 36. Second reading and amendment debated, 36, 37. Amend- ment negatived; second reading; appropria.tion recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 37-8. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 45. Assent, 57. Act No. 1 of 1973.

SOCIAL SERVICES (NO. 2) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 98. Second reading debated, 114, 11.5. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General, 115. Committee, 115-6, 126. Reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 127. Agreel to by Senate without amendment, 149. Assent,. 158. Act No. 26 of 1973.

SOCIAL SERVICES (No. 3) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 200. Second reading debated, 210 (2). Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; committee; reported with amendments; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 210-1. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 264. Act No. 48 of 1973. And see "Statements." SOCIAL SERVICES (No. 4) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 313. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading by leave, 332. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 389. Assent, 397. Act No. 103 of 1973.

SOCIAL WELFARE COMMISSION 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 356. Second reading debated; amendment moved (Mr Holten); second reading and amendment debated; amendment negatived; second reading; committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 412-3. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 566. Assent, 586. Act No. 151 oj'1973. Index to Votes andProceedings

BILL-continued SOuTH AUSTRALIA GRANT (LOCK TO KIMBA PIPELINE) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 64. Second reading debated, 149, 243. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 243. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 264. Act No. 75 of 1973.

.STATES GRANTS 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 291. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 473. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 566. Assent, 586. Act No. 149 of 1973.

STAnTES GRANTS (ABORIGINAL ADVANCEMENT) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 36. Second reading debated, 55, 60. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 60. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 126. Assent, 131. Act No. 22 of 1973.

:STATES GRANTS (ABORIGINAL ADVANCEMENT) (NO. 2) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 423. Second reading debated, 583, 587. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 587. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 624. Assent, 630. Act No. 168 of 1973.

:STATES GRANTS (ADVANCED EDUCATION) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 63. Second reading debated, 140, 144. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 145-7. Agreed to by Senate with an amendment, Senate's amendment agreed to, 267. Assent, 298. Act No. 93 of 1973. .STATES GRANTS (ADVANCED EDUCATION) (No. 2) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; recond reading moved, 397. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 572. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 624. Assent, 662. Act No. 173 of 1973.

STATES GRANTS (ADVANCED EDUCATION) (No. 3) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 397. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 572. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 624. Assent, 662. Act No. 174 of 1973.

,STATES GRANTS (ADVANCED EDUCATION) (No. 4) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 563. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 572. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 624. Assent, 662. Act No. 175 of 1973.

'STATES GRANTS (CAPITAL ASSISTANCE) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 291. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor- General; third reading, by leave, 474. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 566. Assent, 586. Act No. 150 of 1973.

:STATES GRANTS (FRUIT-GROWING RECONSTRUCTION) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 587. Second reading debated, 646, 648. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 648. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 661. Assent, 663. Act No. 212 of 1973.

STATES GRANTS (HOME CARE) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 320. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 391. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 509. Assent, 522. Act No. 127 of 1973.

,STATES GRANTS (HOUSING) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 190. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 231. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 264. Act No. 44 of 1973.

STATES GRANTS (HouSING ASSISTANCE) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 190. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 231. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 264. Act No. 45 of 1973. Index to Votes and Proceedings

BILLS--continued STATES GRANTS (HOUSING ASSISTANCE) (No. 2) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 357. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor- General; third reading, by leave, 434. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 566. Assent, 586. Act No. 152 of 1973. STATES GRANTS (PETROLEUM PRODUCTS) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 284. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor- General; third reading, by leave, 360. Agreed to by Senate with amendments; Senate's amendments agreed to, 424. Assent, 449. Act No. 112 of 1973. STATES GRANTS (RURAL RECONSTRUCTION) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 514. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 588. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 631. Assent, 662. Act No. 182 of 1973. STATES GRANTS (SCHOOLS) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 532. Amendment moved (Mr Fraser); second reading and amendment debated; amendment negatived; second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; committee; reported with amendments; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 576-8. Returned by Senate with request, 621. Appropriation recommended by Governor- General for amendment made upon consideration of request of Senate, 642. Senate's requested amendment made with modifications; consequential amendment made, 642-5. Senate agrees to modifications made by House to requested amendment of Senate and to consequential amendment made by House, and agrees to Blill, 654. Assent, 663. Act No. 2!4 of 1973. STATES GRANTS (SPECIAL ASSISTANCE) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 522. Second reading debated, 592, 598. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 598. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 661. Assent, 662. Act No. 205 oj'f 1973. STATES GRANTS (TECHNICAL TRAINING) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 83. Second reading diebated, 148 (2). Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 148. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 264. Act No. 59 of 1973. STATES GRANTS (UNIvERSITIEs) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 48. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 147. Agreed to by Senate with amendments; Senate's amendments agreed to; standing oiders having been suspended, amendment made to clause 2 during consideration in committee of Senate's amendments, 268. Senate agrees to amendment made by House to clause 2, 302. Assent, 314. Act No. 97 of 1973. STATES GRANTS (UNIVERSITIES) (No. 2) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first leading; second reading moved, 83. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 147. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 264. Act No. 60 of 1973. STATES GRANTS (UNIVERSITIES) (NO. 3) 1973: Prcesented, pursuant to notice; first reading: second reading moved, 532. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 572. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 624. Assent, 662. Act No. 176 of 1973. STATES GRANTS (WATER RESOURCES MEASUREMENT) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; secon. caing moved, 63. Second reading; appropriation recommended hv Governor- General; third reading, by leave, 149. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 158. Assent, 194. Act No. 29 of 1973. STATUTE LAW REVISION 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 636. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 649-50. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 661. Assent, 663. Act No. 216 of 1973. STEVEDORING INDUSTRY CHARGE 1973: Presen:ed; first reading; second reading moved, 82. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 132. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 263. Assent, 264. Act No. 55 of 1973. Index to Votes and Proceedings

BILLS-continued STEVEDORING INDUSTRY (TEMPORARY PROVISIONS) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 138. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 181. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 264. Act No. 56 of 1973.

STUDENT ASSISTANCE 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 432. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 490. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 570. Assent, 586. Act No. 155 of 1973.

SUPERANNUATION 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 137. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 181. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 264. Act No. 46 of 1973. SUPERANNUATION (No. 2) 1973: Standing orders having been suspended, Bill presented; first reading; second reading moved, 229. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 242. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 264. Act No. 83 of 1973.

SUPERANNUATION (No. 3) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 291. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 412. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 510. Assent, 522. Act No. 135 of 1973. SUPPLY (No. 1) 1973-74: Appropriation recommended by Governor-General; presented; first reading; second reading moved, 164. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 234. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 263. Assent, 265. Act No. 89 of 1973. SUPPLY (No. 2) 1973-74: Appropriation recommended by Governor-General; presented; first reading; second reading moved, 164. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 234. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 265. Act No. 90 of 1973. SUPPLY (No. 3) 1973-74: Appropriation recommended by Governor-General; presented; first reading; second reading moved; second reading debated by leave; second reading; third reading, by leave, 518. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 531. Assent, 535. Act No. 139 of 1973. TERRITORY AUTHORITIES (FINANCIAL PROVISIONS) 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 291. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 412. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 510. Assent, 522. Act No. 133 of 1973.

TRADE PRACTICES 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 482. Second reading debated; amendment moved (Mr Killen); second reading and amendment debated; amendment negatived; second reading; committee (declared urgent; time allotted, 498), committee continued, 498, 504-5; reported with amendments; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 505-6. (Not returnedfrom Senate.) WHEAT EXPORT CHARGE 1973: Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 419. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 565. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 593. Assent, 601. Act No. 160 of 1973. WHEAT INDUSTRY STABILIZATION 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 418. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; committee; reported with amendments; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 563-5. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 593. Assent, 601. Act No. 159 of 1973. WHEAT TAX 1973: Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 418. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 483. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 566. Assent, 586. Act No. 153 of 1973. WINE GRAPES CHARGES 1973: Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 208. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 299. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 544. Assent, 570. Act No. 142 of 1973. WINE OVERSEAS MARKETING 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 208. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 299. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 544. Assent, 570. Act No. 141 of 1973. Index to Votes and Proceedings

BILLS-continued WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY 1973: Standing Orders having been suspended, Bill presented; first reading; second reading moved, 291-2. Second reading debated, 362, 378. Second reading;: third reading, by leave, 378. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 477. Assent, 488. Act No. 122 of 1973. WOOL INDUSTRY 1973: Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 137. Amendment moved (Mr Fraser), 181. Second reading and amendment debated; amendment negatived, 204. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third' reading, by leave, 209. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 264. Act No. 63 of 1973. WOOL TAX BILLS (Nos. 1 TO 5) 1973: Standing orders having been suspended, Bills presented;. first readings; second readings moved, 138. Second readings; third readings, by leave, 209. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 263. A:sent, 264. Acts Nos. 64 to 68 of 1973. YOUNG COUPLES' HOME ASSISTANCE 1973: Pre;ented, pursuant to notice (Mr Wentworth); first. reading; second reading moved, 216. Standing orders having been suspended, second reading. debated; second reading negatived, 216-9. "Blythe Star"- Inquiry into sinking. See "Ministerial statements" and "Statements." Location of survivors-Proposed select commiltee. See "Motions-General business." Book Bounty Bill. See "Bills." Bowen, Mr L. F.-Announced as- Acting Leader of House, 309. Deputy Leader of House, 152. Bowen, Hon. N. H., Q.c.-Resignation, 262. Bridge over Murray River. See "Petitions." Brimblecombe, Mr W. J.-Death of, 343. Bryson, Mr W. G.-Death of, 33. Broadcasting- And Television Bill. See "Bills" and "Statemenls." Stations Licence Fees Bill. See "Bills." Of Parliamentary Proceedings Committee. See "Committees." Burke, Mr T. P.-Death of, 10. Buronga, N.S.W. See "Petitions-Bridge, etc." Business- Adjournment- Owing to disorder continuing, 405. Pursuant to order of House of 1 March 19'3- At eleven o'clock p.m. 32, 34, 55, 60, 63, 92, 102, 110, 116, 132, 141, 150, 155, 167, 176, 181, 191, 204, 213, 224, 237, 244, 296, 307, 315, 324, 352, 363, 380, 419, 429, 436,. 445, 455, 464, 474, 478, 485, 493, 511, 515, 530, 539, 547, 560, 567, 573, 583, 590, 598, 618, 622, 631, 646. Interruption of proceedings- Committee, 116, 155, 236, 296, 341, 352, 415, 419, 428, 444, 455, 470, 474, 477, 498, 511, 515, 604, 645. House, 34, 49, 68, 77, 89, 140, 149, 167, 176, 181, 191, 204, 213, 224, 244, 271, 287, 300, 307, 315, 324, 362, 380, 404, 436, 463, 559, 567, 583, 590, 598, 622. Question- Negatived, 89-90, 296, 341, 559, 598, 616, 645. Required to be put forthwith without debate, 89, 341, 559, 598,. 616,. 645.. Index to Votes and Proceedings xxvii

Business-continued Days and hours of meeting- Adjournment of sitting- Motion (Mr Daly); amendment moved (Mr Lynch); motion and amendment debated; amendment negatived; motion agreed to, 28-30. Motion (Mr Daly); amendment moved (Mr Lynch), 285. Motion and amendment debated, 285 (2). Amendment negatived; motion agreed to, 285-6. To fixed time, or such time thereafter as Speaker may take Chair, 45, 150, 176, 197, 231, 307, 375, 436, 470, 515, 539, 573, 598, 622. Alteration of-- Day of next meeting, 216. Hour of next meeting, 43, 225. Hours of meeting for remainder of period of sittings, 144. Special adjournment- Date to be fixed, 255, 657. To fixed date, 51, 305. To fixed date unless Speaker fixes earlier day of meeting, 119, 394, 480. Debate- Extended for- Grievance debate, 51. Precedence to general business, 121, 217-8, 328. Interrupted- According to order of House- Of 1 March 1973. See "Adjournment" under this heading. Relating to extended time for- Grievance debate, 52. Precedence to general business, 172. Owing to expiry of time under standing order- 91 (motion for suspension of standing orders); 97, 99, 103, 107, 121, 130, 162, 170, 282, 310, 355, 365, 377, 383, 404, 523. 92 (Guillotine)- (Conclusion of proceedings); 153, 160, 189, 194, 196 (2), 372, 375, 386, 387, 388, 451, 452, 460, 461, 463, 469, 504, 525, 526, 533 (2), 535, 536, 537, 628, 629 (2), 631, 637, 639, 645. (Motion for allotment of time); 369, 450, 459, 498, 524. 104 (precedence to general business); 290, 621. 106 (Grievance debate); 144, 194, 306, 368, 422, 480, 532, 592. 109 (General business-priority to notices); 327, 395, 620. ,General- Notices- Extensions of time for, 327, 328, 395, 620. Future general business Thursday fixed for motion, 562. Suspension of standing orders to enable- Consideration to be- Furthered, 121. Proceeded with forthwith, 408. Continuation beyond 12.45 p.m., 217-8. And see "Leave-Not granted to." o'Government- Called on, time for general business having expired, 396. Notices- Amended, by leave, 124. Postponed, 44, 47, 63, 113, 122, 200 (2), 222, 242, 291, 298, 299, 378, 423, 481, 496, 532, 546, 601, 627, 637, 648. ,Orders of the day- Discharged, 190. Postponed, 45, 65, 74, 101, 127, 158, 189, 210, 222, 229, 234, 241, 242, 243, 299, 300, 344, 358, 397, 412, 443, 455, 474, 488, 556, 571, 572, 603, 611, 637, 648. xxviii Index to Votes and Proceedings

BUSINEss-continued Government-continued Order of day for next sitting-Rescission of resolution, 243. Postponed, 258, 435, 475. Intervening-Postponed, 592. Privilege-Order of day-Postponed, 514. Standing order 93 (closure)-Motion to suspend (Mr Nixon), 75 (negatived).. Suspension of sitting, 7, 10, 52 (unveiling of R.A.A.F. memorial), 54, 458 (luncheon for The Queen and Prince Phillip). And see "Grievance debate", "Standing Orders-Suspension of" and "Statements." Business of the year. See "Ministerial statements."

Calder, Mr S. E.-Named and suspended, 463-4. Calwell, Rt Hon. A. A.-Death of, 261. Canberra. See "Petitions-Child care centres and Petrol retailers". Canning-Fruit Charge Bill. See "Bills." Care and education of young children-Report. See "Ministerial statements", "Motions-To take note of papers" and "Statements." Cellulose Acetate Flake Bounty Bill. See "Bills." Censure motions. See "Motions-Want of confidence in." Chairman of Committees (Mr Scholes)-Appointed, 19. Chairman of Committees, Deputy-Nomination by Speaker, 31 Child- Care centre, Canberra. See "Petitions." Migrant education-Report. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions-To take note of papers." China. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions-To take note of papers." Christmas Island. See "Ministerial statements" and "Statements-Asian residents, etc." Cinemas. See "Petitions-Television, etc." Cities Commission Bill. See "Bills." Cleik of House- Announces petitions lodged for presentation. See each day's Proceedings. Reads Proclamation appointing day of assembly for First Session of Twenty-eighth Parliament, 1. Closure (moved and agreed to, unless otherwise shown)- In House- Address in Reply to Governor-General's Speech-Motion-That Address by agreed to (Mr Mathews), 41. Adjournment of House, 23, 307 (negatived). Albury-Wodonga Development Bill 1973--Second reading, 595. Albury-Wodonga Development (Financial Assistance) Bill 1973-Third reading, 596. Appropriation Bill (No. 1) 1973-74- Second reading-Amendment (Mr Snedden), 322. Third reading, 559-60. Attorney-General-Motion of Confidence-Amendment (Mr Snedden), 104-5. Australian National Airlines Bill 1973-Second reading-Amendment (Mr Fairbairn),201. Index to Votes and Proceedings

Closure-continued In House-continued Censure of Government-Motion (Mr Snedden), 26. Cities Commission Bill 1973-Third reading, 180. Commonwealth Electoral Bill (No. 2) 1973- Second reading, 76-7. Report be adopted, 88-9. Third reading, 91. Commonwealth Electoral Bill (No. 2) 1973 [No. 2]- Second reading, 292. Third reading, 293. Constitution Alteration (Mode of Altering the Constitution) Bill 1974 [1973]-Report be adopted, 555. Constitution Alteration (Prices) Bill 1973- Second reading, 344. Report be adopted, 347-8. Third reading, 349-50. Days and hours of-sitting-Adjournment of sitting-Motion Amendment (Mr Lynch), 29. Dissent from ruling, 96, 366-7, 529-30. Excise Tariff Bill 1973-Second reading, 49. Grants Commission Bill 1973-Second reading-Amendment (Mr Anthony), 219. Homosexual acts and the criminal law-Motion (Mr Gorton), 458. Income Tax Assessment Bill (No. 5) 1973-Second reading-Amendment (Mr Lynch), 570. Latrobe Valley brown coal resources-Motion-Amendment (Mr Connor), 395. Means test-Motion (Mr Wentworth), 119-20. Meat Export Charge Bill 1973-Second reading, 350-1. Minister for Minerals and Energy-Motion of censure-Amendment (Mr Grassby), 409. National anthem-Motion (Mr MacKellar), 620. Post and Telegraph Rates Bill 1973- Second reading, 334-5. Report be adopted, 341. Prime Minister-Motion of censure (Mr Snedden), 543. Privilege-Proposed reference of matter to Committee of Privileges-Motion (Mr Snedden), 541. Sexual relationships-Social, educational and legal aspects-Proposed Royal Commission- Motion-Amendment (Mr Fraser)- Words stand, 327. Words be inserted, 328. Standing order 93-Motion to suspend during consideration of Commonwealth Electoral Bill (No. 2) 1973 (Mr Nixon), 75. Standing orders-Suspension of, 164-5, 166, 184 (2), 216, 217-8, 341-2, 384-5, 435-6, 442, 558. States Grants (Advanced Education) Bill 1973-Second reading, 144-5. States Grants (Water Resources Measurement) Bill 1973-Second reading, 149. Trade Practices Bill 1973- Bill be now recommitted to committee of whole, 505 (negatived), 505-6. Second reading-Amendment (Mr Killen), 496. United States defence installations in Australia-Ministerial statement-Motion to take note of paper-Amendment (Dr Forbes), 37. Want of confidence in Government-Motion (Mr Snedden), 472. Wheat Tax Bill 1973- Second reading, 483. Third reading, 483. Work of the session and Government achievements-Ministerial statement-Motion to take note of paper-Amendment (Mr Snedden), 256. Young Couples' Home Assistance Bill 1973-Second reading, 218. Index to Votes ad Proceedings

Closure-continued In committee- Withdrawn, by leave, 552. Appropriation Bill (No. 1) 1973-74-Second Schedule-Proposed expenditure-Depart- ments, &c.- Clause 2, 557. Defence Services, 556-7. External Territories, Foreign Affairs, 477. Housing, Services and Property, Works, 514. Health, Repatriation, Social Security, 519. Immigration, Labour, 546. Media, 519. Minerals and Energy, 546. Postmaster-General's, 519. Science, 547. Broadcasting Stations Licence Fees Bill 1973- Clause 1, 443-4. Remainder of Bill, 444. Cities Commission Bill 1973- Clause 1-Amendment (Mr Anthony), 178. Clause 7-Amendments (Mr Uren), 179-80. Clause 11-Amendment (Mr Giles), 180. Commonwealth Electoral Bill (No. 2) 1973- Clause 3, 83-4. Clause 4, 84-5. Title, 86. Conciliation and Arbitration Bill 1973 [No. 2]-Clause 54-Amendment (Mr Fraser), 371. Constitution Alteration (Mode of Altering the Constitution) Bill 1974 [1973]- Clause 2- Amendment (Mr Wentworth), 552. Amendment (Mr McMahon), 552. Title-Amendment (Mr McMahon), 553-4. Constitution Alteration (Prices) Bill 1973--Bill be agreed to, 345-6. Extradition (Foreign States) Bill 1973- Clause 7, 603-4. Clause 8, 604. Clause 9, 604. Grants Commission Bill 1973- Clause 17-Amendment (Mr Whitlam), 226. Clause 18- Amendment (Mr N. H. Bowen), 227. Clause, as amended, 227. Clause 27-Amendment (Mr Whitlam), 228. Income Tax Assessment Bill (No. 5) 1973--Amendments (Mr Crean), 571. Industries Assistance Commission Bill 1973-Clause 22-Amendment (Mr Sinclair), 467-8. Meat Export Charge Bill 1973-Clause 6-Amendment (Mr Sinclair), 351-2. Pipeline Authority Bill 1973- Clause 13-Amendment to proposed Amendment (Mr Fairbairn),250. Senate's amendment No. 2 be disagreed to, 251. Post and Telegraph Rates Bill 1973- Clause 5-Amendment (Mr Anthony), 339. Remainder of Bill, 340. Schools Commission Bill 1973-Amendments made by Senate consequent upon rejection by House of initial amendments of Senate, be agreed to, 641. Social Services Bill (No. 2) 1973-Clause 10--Amendment (Mr Wentworth), 115. States Grants (Advanced Education) Bill 1973-Clause 4-Amendment (Mr Staley), 146. States Grants (Schools) Bill 1973-Senate'; requested amendment be made, with modifications, 644. Index to Votes and Proceedings

Closure-continued In committee-continued States Grants (Water Resources Measurement) Bill 1973-Second reading, 149. Trade Practices Bill 1973-Clause 1, 498. Urgent Bill-Allotment of time, 469. Of Members. See "Members." Closure of shipyards. See "Public importance-Discussion of matters of." Cochran, Mr I. C.-Transferred as Senior Parliamentary Officer (Bills and Papers Office), 10. Commission on Advanced Education Bill. See "Bills." Commission to administer oath or affirmation to Members. See "Governor-General" and "Speaker." Committees- Aboriginal Affairs-Standing Committee- Motion to appoint (Mr Bryant); debated and agreed to, 189-90. Nominations of Members, 234, 271. Address in Reply Committee. See "Address to His Excellency the Governor-General." Australian Capital Territory-Joint Committee- Motion to appoint (Mr Enderby), 58-9. Debated and agreed to, 100. Agreed to by Senate with modification; modification disagreed to; modification made by House in place thereof, 139. Senate does not insist on its modification disagreed to by House and agrees to modification made by House in place thereof, 149. Nominations of Senators and Members, 181, 458, 466. Reports-Variations of plan of lay-out of City of Canberra and environs- Fifty-second, fifty-third and fifty-fourth series, 305. Fifty-fifth series, 591. Broadcasting of Parliamentary Proceedings (Joint Statutory)- Appointment of- Members, 31. Senators, 35, 266. Discharge of Senator, 266. Reference to, for inquiry into and report upon whether the televising of portion of the Parliamentary debates and proceedings is desirable, etc., 69-70. Agreed to by Senate, 137. Environment and Conservation-Proposed Joint Committee-Motion to appoint (Dr Cass); debated and agreed to, 124-5. Environment and Conservation-Standing Committee- Motion to appoint (Dr Cass); debated and agreed to, 247. Nomination of Members, 258. Reports- Ayers Rock-Mount Olga National Park, 488. Turtle farming in Torres Strait Islands, 565. Foreign Affairs and Defence-Joint Committee- Motion to appoint (Mr Whitlam), 52-3; debated and agreed to, 70. Agreed to by Senate with modification; modification disagreed to; modification made by House in place thereof, 138-9. Senate does not insist on its modification disagreed to by House and agrees to modification made by House in place thereof, 148. Nominations of Senators and Members, 183-4, 269. House Committee (Standing)-Appointment of Members, 31. Library Committee (Standing)-Appointment of Members, 31. Northern Territory-Joint Committee- Motion to appoint (Mr Enderby), 59. Debated; amendment moved (Mr Calder); motion and amendment debated; amendment negatived; motion agreed to, 100. Agreed to by Senate with modifications; modifications agreed to, 312. Nomination of Senators and Members, 356. Parliamentary Committee System-Proposed Joint Committee-Motion to appoint (Mr Daly), 286-7. Debated and agreed to, 299. xxxii Index to Votes and Proceedings

Committees-continued Prices-Joint Committee- Matters referred to- Costs of goods and services (referred by Senate), 266. Imports affected by revaluation, 144. Meat prices stabilisation, 144. Motion to appoint (Mr Crean), 53-4. Amendments moved (Mr Lynch); motion and amendments debated; amendments negatived; motion agreed to, 64-5. Agreed to by Senate with modifications; modifications agreed to, 125. Nomination of Senators and Members, 136. Reports- Import prices inquiry-Price effects of currency changes-Report No. 1 (Inward freight rates, tyres and tubes, timber and pharmaceutical products), together with minutes of proceedings, 502. Price of carpet tiles, together with minutes of proceedings, 601. Price of meatmeal, together with minutes of proceedings, 621. Stabilisation of meat prices, together with minutes of proceedings, 368. And see "Petitions." Privileges Committee (Standing)- Appointment of- Members, 31. Other Members during consideration of matter, 375, 389, 432, 447, 624. Matters referred to, reports and minutes cf proceedings of, etc.- Article in The Sun of Tuesday, 18 September 1973, 368. Report, 502. Motion (Mr Daly)- That House agrees with committee in its findings, etc; debated and agreed to, 518. Letter allegedly written by Secreta:y, Department of Aboriginal Affairs-Matter raised (Mr Snedden); Speaker to consider whether primafacie case, 428-9. Speaker informed House case made out; matter referred, 431. Report, 562. Letter to editor, "The Sun News Pictorial", 619. Power to send for persons, papers and records, 395, 432, 624. And see "Privilege." Public Accounts Committee (Joint Statutory)-- Appointment of- Membeis, 32, 255, 302. Senators, 35. Discharge of Member, 255, 302. Reports-143rd, 215; 144th, 245; 145th, 503; 146th, 503; 147th, 586; 148th, 609. Public Works-Parliamentary Standing Committee (Joint Statutory)- Appointment of- Members, 32. Senators, 35. General Report presented-Thirty-fifth, 51. Works referred to, reports by, etc.- Off-shore high security animal quarantine station-Report, 368. New South Wales-Sydney (Kingsford-Smith) Airport-Development of international terminal building and aircraft apron;-Reference of work, 423. Report, 620. Approval of work, 648. Northern Territory-Darwin- Construction of- Dripstone high school-Reference of woik, 419. Report, 562. Approval of work, 611. Engineering services, Malak and Karama neighbourhoods, Sanderson Distict- Report, 418, Approval of work, 551. Palmerston arterial road-R.e-referral of work, 22. Report, 289. Approval of work, 320. Stage 6 extension of Stokes Hill power station, 432. Report, 562. Approval of work, 611. Index to Votes and Proceedings xxxiii

Committees-continued Public Works-Parliamentary Standing Committee (Joint Statutory)-continued Works referred to, reports by, etc.-continued Victoria- Melbourne-Construction of extensions to Windsor telephone exchange-Report, 183. Approval of work, 240. North Clayton (Monash)-Construction of research laboratory-Report, 466. Approval of work, 518. Williamstown-Modernisation of H.M.A. Naval Dockyard (Stage 1)-Report, 225. Approval of work, 587. Western Australia-Perth-Construction of Wellington telephone exchange-Report, 170. Approval of work, 208. Publications Committee (Standing)- Appointment of Members, 31. Reports-First, 71-2; Second, 126; Third, 194-5; Fourth, 257-8; Fifth, 310-1; Sixth, 402-3; Seventh, 483-5; Eighth, 593-5; Ninth, 655-7. Road Safety-Select Committee- Motion to appoint (Mr Jones); debated and agreed to, 123-4. Nominations of Members, 140, 149. Report-National authority, constitutional position, and statistical needs, together with minutes of proceedings, 380. Standing Orders Committee (Standing)-Appointment of Members, 31. Commonwealth- Banks Bills. See "Bills." Electoral Bills. See "Bills." Employees' Furlough Bill. See "Bills." Parliamentary Association. See "Distinguished visitors" and "Statements." State Housing Agreement-Documents associated with negotiations. See "Ministerial statements" and "Statements." Teaching Service Bill. See "Bills." "Commonwealth"-Term. See "Petitions." Companies (Foreign Take-overs) Bill. See "Bills." Compensation Bills. See "Bills." Computer equipment for Health Insurance Scheme. See "Ministerial statements" and "Statements." Conciliation and Arbitration Bills. See "Bills" and "Statements." Condolence, Vote of. See "Deaths." Constitution Alteration Bills. See "Bills." Constitutional Convention-Participation by Australian Parliament. See "Messages-From the Senate", "Motions-Principal" and "Speaker." Consumer piotection standards. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions-To take note of papers." Continental Shelf (Living Natural Resources) Bill. See "Bills." Cooper, Hon. Sir Walter-Death of, 261. Cope, Mr J. F.-Elected Speaker, 6-7. Costs of goods and services. See "Committees-Prices." Council of Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies-Appointment of Members, 32. Count of House (for purpose of ascertaining absolute majority agrees to third reading of Constitution Alteration Bills), 52-78, 535, 538, 556. Crimes Bills. See "Bills." 16091/78-2 xxxiv Index to Votes and Proceedings

Criminal justice system in Northern Territory-Restructuring-Report. See "Motions-To ,take note of papers." Creation terrorism. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions-To authorize publication of paper and To take note of papers." Cross, Mr!M. D.- Elected member of Council of National Library of Australia, 74. Sworn, 19. Crude oil reserves. See "Public importance-Discussion of matters of." Customs- Bill. See "Bills." Tariff. See "Bills" and "Tariff Proposals". Tariff Validation Bills. See "Bills."

Daly, Mr F. M.-Appointed Leader of the House, 8. Darwin. See "Committees-Public Works." Days and hours of sitting. See "Business" and "Motions-Principal." Death Penalty Abolition Bill. See "Bills." Deaths- SBrimblecombe, Mr W. J., 343. SNBryson, Mr W. G., 33. - Burke, Mr T. P., 10. - -Calwell, Rt Hon. A. A.-Vote of condolence, 261. "Cooper, Hon. Sir Walter-Vote of condolence, 261. \- Dedman, Hon. J. J.-Vote of condolence, 569. Fadden, Rt Hon. Sir Arthur-Vote of condolence, 129. -- ,Johnson, Mr Lyndon B., 11. Jones, Mr P., 19. \ ,Mortimer, Mr J., 10. "Munro, Mr D. R. R.-Vote of condolence, 261. SPearson, Mr Lester B., 11. - Riordan, Hon. W. J. F., 10. horby, Hon. H. V. C., 10. Truman, Mr Harry S., 11. Debate. See "Bills" and "Business." Dedman, Hon. J. J. Death of, 569. Defence- Bills. See "Bills." Group of Departments-Reorganisation. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions-To take note of papers." Of Australia. See "Public importance-Discussion of matters of." Policy. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motiors-To take note of papers." Service Homes Bill. See "Bills." Delivered Meals Subsidy Bill. See "Bills." Department of Social Security. See "Ministerial statements and Motions-To take note of papers- Disclosure of information, etc." Departure of settlers from Australia-Progress report. See "Ministerial statements" and "Statements." Index to Votes and Proceedings XXXV

Deputy- Chairman of Committees (Mr J. L. Armitage). See "Rulings, etc." Chairman of Committees-Nomination by Speaker, 31. Leader of House-Appointment of Mr L. F. Bowen, 152. Of Governor-General. See "Affirmations", "Governor-General" and "Oaths." Speaker (Mr G. G. D. Scholes)-Presents paper, 292. DeRoburt, His Excellency President Hammer. See "Distinguished visitors." Diesel Fuel Bills. See "Bills." Disclosure of information from Department of Social Security files. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions-To take note of papers." Discrimination in employment and occupation. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions-To take note of papers." Discussion of matters of public importance. See "Public Importance-Discussion of matters of." Disorder, grave-Adjournment of sitting, 405. Dissent from rulings. See "Rulings, etc." Distinguished visitors- Provided with seat on floor of House-DeRoburt, His Excellency Hammer (President of Republic of Nauru), 81. Welcomed- Delegations from- House of Representatives, New Zealand, 136. Parliament of- Federal Republic of Germany, 407. Indonesia, 122. Mexico, 283. Peoples' Assembly of Arab Republic of Egypt, 57. United Kingdom Branch of Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, 471. Malik, His Excellency Dr A.-Minister of Foreign Affairs of Republic of Indonesia, 501.

Distribution Commissioners for Western Australia. See "Ministerial statements."

Divisions- Time for. See "Motions-Principal." In House- Adjournment of House-Question required to be put forthwith, 89-90 (negatived). Airlines Agreements Bill 1973-Second reading-Amendment (Mr Nixon), 588. Albury-Wodonga Development (Financial Assistance) Bill 1973-Third reading-Closure, 596. Appropriation Bill (No. 1) 1973-74- Second reading-Amendment (Mr Snedden)- Closure, 322. Motion, 322-3. Third reading-Closure, 559-60. Australian Apple and Pear Corporation Bill 1973-Second reading-Amendment (Mr Street), 617. Australian Industry Development Corporation Bill 1973- Second reading, 451. Third reading, 454-5. Australian National Airlines Bill 1973-Second reading-Amendment (Mr Fairbairn)- Amendment, 201-2. Closure, 201. xxxvi Index to Votes andProceedings

Divisions-continued In House-continued Attorney-General-Motion of confidence-Amendment (Mr Snedden)- Amendment, 105-6. Closure, 105. Motion, 106. Censure of Government-Motion (Mr Snedden)- Closure, 26. Motion, 26-7. Commonwealth Electoral Bill (No. 2) 1973- Report be adopted- Closure, 88. Motion, 89. Second reading- Closure, 76-7. Motion, 77. Suspension of standing orders to enable remaining stages to be passed without delay, 90. Third reading- Closure, 91. Motion, 91-2. Commonwealth Electoral Bill (No. 2) 1973 [No. 2]- Second reading- Closure, 292. Motion, 292-3. Third reading- Closure, 293. Motion, 293-4. Conciliation and Arbitration Bill 1973- Report be adopted and Bill be now read a third time, 162. Second reading, 153-4. Conciliation and Arbitration Bill 1973 [No. 2]- Report be adopted, 374. Third reading, 375. Constitution Alteration (Democratic Elections) Bill 1974 [1973]-Second reading, 533. Constitution Alteration (Incomes) Bill 1973-- Report be adopted and Bill be now read third time, 388-9. Second reading, 386-7. Constitution Alteration (Local Government Bodies) Bill 1974 [1973]- Report be adopted, 538. Second reading, 535-6. Constitution Alteration (Mode of Altering the Constitution) Bill 1974 [1973]- Bill be laid aside, 616. House insists on disagreeing to amendments insisted on by Senate, 615. Report be adopted-Closure, 555. Report be adopted from committee appointed to consider Senates amendments, 610. Second reading, 551-2. Constitution Alteration (Prices) Bill 1973- Report be adopted- Closure, 347-8. Motion, 348. Second reading- Closure, 344. Motion, 345. Suspension of standing orders to enable remaining stages to be passed without delay, 349. Third reading- Closure, 349-50. Motion, 350. Index to Votes and Proceedings xxxvii

Divisions-continued In House-continued Constitution Alteration (Simultaneous Elections) Bill 1974 [1973]-Second reading, 525-6. Days and hours of sitting-Adjournment of sitting- Motion-Amendment (Mr Lynch)- Amendmtnt, 29-30. Closure, 29. Motion, 30. Motion-Amendment (Mr Lynch), 285-6. Death Penalty Abolition Bill 1973-Second reading, 329. Dissent from ruling- Closure, 96, 367, 529-30. Motion, 97, 111-2, 367, 530. Excise Tariff Bill 1973-Second reading-Closure, 49. Excise Tariff Bill (No. 3) 1973-Second reading-Amendment (Mr Edwards), 414. Health Insurance Bill 1973- Second reading- Amendment (Mr Chipp), 628. Motion, 628-9. Third reading, 629. Health Insurance Commission Bill 1973-Second reading, 630. Health insurance scheme-Proposed select committee-Motion (Mr McLeay), 503. Homosexual acts and the criminal law-Motion (Mr Gorton), 458. Income Tax Assessment Bill (No. 5) 1973-Second reading-Amendment (Mr Lynch), 570-1. Land acquisition, Darwin-Motion to declare void (Mr Calder), 258-9. Latrobe Valley brown coal resources-Motion-Amendment (Mr Connor)- Amendment, 396. Closure, 395. Means test-Motion (Mr Wentworth)- Closure, 120. Motion, 120. Meat Export Charge Bill 1973-Second reading-Closure, 351. Medical Practice Clarification Bill 1973-Second reading- Amendment (Mr Mathews), 172. Motion, 172-3. Member-Suspension of, 93-4, 94, 95, 404, 405, 422, 464, 528, 529. Minister for Minerals and Energy-Motion of Censure-Amendment (Mr Grassby)- Closure, 409 Motion, as amended, be agreed to, 411. Words be inserted, 410. Words stand, 409-10. National anthem-Motion (Mr MacKellar), 620-1. National Investment Fund Bill 1973- Report be adopted and Bill be now read third time, 463. Second reading, 460. New and Permanent Parliament House-Motion-Amendment (Mr Uren), 476. Northern Territory-Proposed Joint Committee-Motion to appoint-Amendment (Mr Calder), 101. Petroleum and Minerals Authority Bill 1973-Second reading, 637. Pipeline Authority Bill 1973-Second reading- Amendment (Mr Fairbairn),187. Motion, 188. Post and Telegraph Rates Bill 1973- Report be adopted-Closure, 341. Second reading-Closure, 335. Prices-Proposed Joint Committee-Motion to appoint-Amendments (Mr Lynch), 65. xxxviii Index to Votes and Proceedings

Divisions-continued In House-continued Prime Minister-Motion of censure (Mr Snedden)- Closuie, 543. Motion, 543-4. Privilege-Proposed reference of matter to Committee of Privileges-Motion (Mr Snedden)- Closure, 541. Motion, 542. Public impoitance-Discussion of matter of-Business of day be called on, 390, 448, 545. Remuneration and Allowances Bill 1973-Second reading-Amendment (Mr Sinclair), 67. Sales Tax (Exemptions and Classifications) Bill (No. 2) 1973-Second reading-Amendment (Mr Lynch), 489. Schools Commission Bill 1973- House insists on disagreeing to amendments insisted on by Senate, 614. Reasons of House for disagreeing to Senate's amendments be adopted, 582-3. Seas and Submerged Lands Bill 1973-Second reading-Amendment (Mr N. H. Bowen), 196, Seas and Submerged Lands Bill 1973 [No. 2]-Third reading, 361-2. Seas and Submerged Lands (Royalty on Minerals) Bill 1973 [No. 2]-Second reading, 362. Senate (Representation of Territories) Bill 1973-Second reading, 236. Sexual relationships-Social, educational and legal aspects-Proposed Royal Commission- Motion-Amendment (Mr Fraser)- Closure, 327. Words be inserted, 328. Words stand, 327-8. Speech-Extension of time, 95-6, 178. Standing orders- Suspension of- Closures, 165, 184, 216, 217-8, 342, 384-5, 435-6, 558. Motions, 66, 97-8, 99, 103, 107, 121, 130-1, 163, 165, 166, 171, 185, 217, 218, 282-3, 356, 366, 378, 384, 385, 404, 436, 442, 523, 559. Time for divisions and quorums-Motion (Mr Daly), 28. Standing order 93-Motion to suspend during consideration of Commonwealth Electoral Bill (No. 2) 1973 (Mr Nixon)- Closure, 75. Motion, 76. States Grants (Advanced Education) Bill 1973-Second reading-Closure, 145. Trade Practices Bill 1973- Bill be now recommitted to committee of whole- Closure, 505-6. Motion, 506. Second reading-Amendment (Mr Killen)- Amendment, 497. Closure, 496. Second reading, 497. United States defence installations in Australia-Ministerial statement-Motion to take note of paper-Amendment (Dr Forbes), 37. Urgent Bills- Allotment of time, 153, 186-7 (Amendment-Mr Lynch), 370, 386, 450-1, 459-60, 525. Declaration of, 152, 185-6, 369, 450, 459, 469, 524. Want of confidence in Government-Motion (Mr Snedden)- Closure, 472. Motion, 472-3. Wool Industry Bill 1973-Second reading-Amendment (Mr Fraser),204. Work of the session and Government achievements-Ministerial statement-Motion to take note of paper-Amendment (Mr Snedden), 256. Young Couples' Home Assistance Bill 1973--Second reading, 219. Index to Votes and Proceedings xxxix

Divisions-continued In committee- Appropriation Bill (No. 1) 1973-74-Second Schedule-Proposed expenditure-Depart- ments, etc.- Clause 2-Closure, 557. Defence Services-Closure, 556-7. Minerals and Energy-Closure, 546. Australian Apple and Pear Corporation Bill 1973-Clause 7-Amendment (Mr Lloyd), 617-8. Australian Citizenship Bill 1973- Clause 19-Amendment (Mr Sinclair), 175. Senate's amendment be disagreed to, but that in place thereof, clause be omitted and clause substituted, 295-6. Australian Industries Development Corporation Bill 1973- Clause 6-Amendment (Mr Lynch), 452-3. Remainder of Bill and amendments circulated by Government be agreed to, and Bill be reported with amendments, 453. Australian National Airlines Bill 1973-Proposed new clause 13A, 221. Broadcasting Stations Licence Fees Bill 1973--Clause 1-Closure, 444. Cities Commission Bill 1973-Clause 1-Amendment (Mr Anthony), 179. Commonwealth Electoral Bill (No. 2) 1973- Bill be reported without amendment, 87-8. Clause 3- Closure, 83-4. Clause, 84. Clause 4- Closure, 85. Clause, 85-6. Title- Closure, 86. Title, 87. Conciliation and Arbitration Bill 1973- Clause 6, 154-5. Clauses 20 to 49, 159. Clauses 51 to 55, 160. Remainder of Bill, and amendments and new clauses circulated by Government be agreed to, and Bill be reported with amendments, 161. Conciliation and Arbitration Bill 1973 [No. 2]-Remainder of Bill (including postponed clauses) and amendments circulated by Government be agreed to, and Bill be reported with amendments, 372-3. Constitution Alteration (Democratic Elections) Bill 1974 [1973]- Bill be agreed to and reported without amendment, 534. Title-Amendment (Mr Snedden), 534. Constitution Alteration (Incomes) Bill 1973- Clause 1, 387. Remainder of Bill be agreed to and Bill reported without amendment, 388. Constitution Alteration (Local Government Bodies) Bill 1974 [1973]- Clause 2, 536-7. Remainder of Bill be agreed to and Bill be reported without amendment, 537. Constitution Alteration (Mode of Altering the Constitution) Bill 1974 [1973]- Clause 2- Amendment (Mr McMahon), 552-3. Clause, 553. Senate's amendments be disagreed to, 609. Title-Amendment (Mr McMahon)- Amendment, 554. Closure, 554. Index to Votes and Proceedings

Divisions-continued In committee-continued Constitution Alteration (Prices) Bill 1973- Bill be agreed to- Closure, 345-6. Motion, 346. Bill be reported without amendment, 347. Constitution Alteration (Simultaneous Elections) Bill 1974 [1973]- Bill be agreed to and reported without amendment, 527. Title-Amendment (Mr Snedden), 526. Death Penalty Abolition Bill 1973- Clause 3-Amendment (Mr Sinclair), 330. Proposed new clause (Mr Sinclair), 330. Dissent from ruling, 510. Extradition (Foreign States) Bill 1973--Clau:;e 7--Closure, 604. Grants Commission Bill 1973- Clause 17-Amendment (Mr Whitlam)-- Amendment, 227. Closure, 226. Clause 27-Amendment (Mr Whitlam), 228. Industries Assistance Commission Bill 1973-- Clause 22-Amendment (Mr Sinclair)- Amendment, 468. Closure, 468. Meat Export Charge Bill 1973-Clause 6-Amendment (Mr Sinclair)- Amendment, 352. Closure, 351-2. Meat Export Charge Collection Bill 1973-Proposed new clauses (Mr Sinclair), 358. National Investment Fund Bill 1973- Clause 3-Amendment (Mr Lynch), 461. Clause 3, as amended, remainder of Bill and amendments circulated by Government be agreed to, and Bill be reported with amendments, 462. Petroleum and Minerals Authority Bill 1973-Bill, as amended, be agreed to and Bill be reported with amendments, 639. Pipeline Authority Bill 1973-Clause 13-Amendment to proposed amendment (Mr Fair- bairn)-Closure,250. Post and Telegraph Rates Bill 1973- Clause 5-Amendment (Mr Anthony)- Amendment, 339. Closure, 339. Remainder of Bill- Be agreed to, 340-1. Closure, 340. Public Service Bill (No. 4) 1973-Schedule-Amendments (Mr Viner), 652. Schools Commission Bill 1973- Amendments made by Senate consequent upon rejection by House of initial amendments of Senate, be agreed to- Closure, 641. Motion, 642. Clause 3-Amendment (Mr Fraser),425-6. Clause 4-Amendment (Mr Fraser),426. Clause 13-Amendments (Mr Fraser), 433. Clause 16-Amendment (Mr MacKellar), 434. Progress be reported, 428 (negatived). Senate's amendments Nos. 1, and 3 to 15 be disagreed to, 581. Index to Votes and Proceedings

Divisions-continued In committee-continued Seas and Submerged Lands Bill 1973 [No. 2]- Bill be agreed to, 361. Clauses 17 to I11-Amendment (Mr Fairbairn),360. Social Services Bill (No. 2) 1973-Clause 10-Amendment (Mr Wentworth), 116. States Grants (Advanced Education) Bill 1973-Clause 4-Amendment (Mr Staley)- Amendment, 146. Closure, 146. States Grants (Schools) Bill 1973- Clause 15-Amendments (Mr Fraser), 577-8. Clause 66, 578. Senate's requested amendment be made with modifications- Closure, 644. Motion, 644-5. Trade Practices Bill 1973-Clauses 45 to 51, as amended, remainder of the Bill and amendments circulated by Government be agreed to, and Bill be reported with amendments, 504-5. Urgent Bills-Declaration of, 469, 498. Wheat Industry Stabilization Bill 1973-Proposed new clause (Mr Sinclair), 563-4. Dripstone high school, Darwin. See "Committees-Public Works."

E Education- Of recreation workers-Report. See "Ministerial statements" and "Statements." Program. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions-To take note of papers." And see "Petitions." Egg Export Charges Bill. See "Bills." Egypt. See "Distinguished visitors." Election of- Members- General Election-Returns to Writs including a return to writ for supplementary election for Division of Hume, 4-6. Parramatta Division- Issue of writ, 262. Return to writ, 393. Speaker, 6-7. Electronic voting system in House of Representatives Chamber. See "Speaker-Statements." England, Mr J. A.-Elected Whip of Parliamentary Party of Australian Country Party, 10. Environment and Conservation Committees. See "Committees", "Motions-To take note of papers" and "Statements." Evidence Bill. See "Bills." Excise- Bills. See "Bills." Tariff. See "Bills" and "Tariff Proposals,". Export- Incentive Grants Bill. See "Bills." Payments Insurance Corporation Bill. See "Bills." Extended time for speech. See "Standing Orders-Suspension of." Extradition Bills. See "Bills." Index to Votes and Proceedings

F Fadden, Rt Hon. Sir Arthur-Death of, 129. Film and Television School Bill. See "Bills." Financial Corporations Bill. See "Bills." Firearms-Registration. See "Petitions." Fisheries Bill. See "Bills." FitzPatrick, Mr J.-Appointed member of Council of Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies, 32. Foreign Affairs and Defence. See "Committees." Forbes, Dr A. J.- Named, 93. Suspended, 95. Fox, Mr E. M. C.-Elected Opposition Whip, 10. Frankston, Vic. See "Petitions-Sand, etc." Fraser, Mr J. M.-Named and suspended, 528. French nuclear tests-Resolution of Tasmanian Parliament. See "Ministerial statements."

G Galston, N.S.W. See "Petitions-Airports." Garland, Mr R. V.- Named, 166. Apology by, 170. General business-Notices. See "Business." Germany, Federal Republic of. See "Distinguished visitors." Giles, Mr G. O'H.-Elected Parliamentary Liberal Party Deputy Whip, 10. Gorton, Mr J. G.- Named, 93. Suspended, 95. Government- Business. See "Business." Contracts. See "Public importance-Discussion of matters of." Government's- Foreign policies. See "Public importance-Discussion of matters of." Monetary policy. See "Public importance-Discussion of matters of." Governor-General (Sir Paul Hasluck)- Address in Reply to. See "Address to His Excellency the Governor-General." Commission to- Deputy- To administer oath or affirmation to Members, 3. To open Parliament, 2. Speaker-To administer oath or affirmation to Members, 7. Message from- Deputy, desiring attendance of Members in Senate Chamber to hear declaration of opening of Parliament, 2. Desiring attendance of Members in Senate Chamber to hearopening speech, 8. Opening speech reported, 10. Presentation of Speaker, 7. Proclamations, 1, 664. And see "Bills" and "Messages." Index to Votes and Proceedings

Grants Commission Bill. See "Bills" and "Statements." Grave disorder. See "Disorder." Grievance debate-Question-That grievances be noted- Agreed to, 52, 144, 247, 306, 368, 422, 480, 532, 592, 648. Not called on as time allowed under standing order 106 had expired, 98. Time for, extended, 51. Growth Centres (Financial Assistance) Bill. See "Bills." Guaranteed minimum wage levy for non-permanent ports. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions -To take note of papers." Guillotine. See "Bills-Urgent Bills."

Handicapped Children (Assistance) Bill. See "Bills." Hansard-Statementsby Speaker, 262, 368, 432, 585. Hansen, Mr B. P.-Appointed Government Whip, 10. Health- Insurance- Bill. See "Bills." Commission Bill. See "Bills." Scheme- Computer equipment. See "Ministerial statements" and "Statements." Proposed select committee. See "Motions-General business." Scheme. See "Petitions." High Commissioner (United Kingdom) Act Repeal Bill. See "Bills." H.M.A. Naval dockyard Williamstown, Vic. See "Committees-Public Works." Homosexual acts and criminal law. See "Motions-General business." Homosexuals-Laws regarding. See "Petitions." Honey- Export Charge Bills. See "Bills." Industry Bill. See "Bills." Levy Bills. See "Bills.' Horsfield, Mr G. J.-Appointed Deputy Sergeant-at-Arms, 10. Hospitals and Health Services Commission Bill. See "Bills." House Committee. See "Committees." Housing- Bills. See "Bills." Loans insurance-Paper. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions-To take note of papers."

I Immigration- (Education) Bill. See "Bills." Proposed proceedings on Ministerial statements. See "Statements." Imports affected by revaluation. See "Committees-Prices." Import prices inquiry-Price effects of currency changes. See "Committees-Prices." Income Tax Bills. See "Bills." Index to Votes an! Proceedings

Indonesia. See "Distinguished visitors." Industrial- Disputes-Ministerial attitudes. See "Public importance-Discussion of matters of." Relations-Tripartite industrial peace conference. See "Ministerial statements and "Statements." Research and Development Grants Bill. See "Bills." Industries Assistance Commission Bill. See "Bills." Insurance Bills. See "Bills." Interim- Forces Benefits Bill. See "Bills." Schools Committee. See "Statements." International- Affairs. See "Ministerial statements", "Motions--To take note of papers" and "Statements." Cocoa Agreement 1972. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions-To take note of papers." Labour Organisation Bill. See "Bills." Monetary system-Meetings. See "Ministerial statements", "Motions-To take note of papers" and "Statements." Sugar Conference. See "Ministerial statements" aid "Motions-To take note of papers." Inter-Parliamentary Union-Rome Conference, 1972-Report. See "Motions-To take note of papers." Iron and steel products-Proposed price increases. See "Statements."

Japan. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions-To take note of papers-Visit to, etc." Johnson, Mr Lyndon B.-Death of, 11. Jones, Mr P.-Death of, 19. Joint Committees. See "Committees."

K Kangaroo- Conservation. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions-To take note of papers." Island, S.A. See "Petitions." Kangaroos. See "Petitions." Kapooka, N.S.W. See "Petitions-Military band, etc." Katter, Mr R. C.-Named and suspended, 405. King Island, Tas. See "Petitions." King Island Harbour Agreement Bill. See "Bills." Klugman, Dr R. E.-Elected member of Australian National University Council, 51, 298.

L Lake Pedder, Tas. See "Petitions." Land- Acquisition, Darwin-Motion to declare void. See "Motions-General business." At Swanbourne, W.A. See "Petitions." Commissions (Financial Assistance) Bill. See "Bills." Tenures-First Report of Commission of Inquiry. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions- To take note of papers." Index to Votes and Proceedings

Lands Acquisition Bill. See "Bills." Latrobe Valley brown coal resources. See "Motions-General business." Law Reform Commission- Bill. See "Bills." Of Australian Capital Territory-Reports, See "Ministerial statements." Leader of House- Announcement of Acting Leader of House (Mr L. F. Bowen), 309. Appointment of Mr Daly, 8. Appointment of Deputy Leader of House, 152. Leader, Deputy Leader and Whip(s) announced- Liberal Party of Australia, 10 Parliament Party of Australian Country Party, 10. Leave- Granted to- Amend Notice, 124. Debate second reading. See "Bills-Second reading." Member to- Address House or committee. See "Speech." Continue speech at future time. See "Speech." Make statement. See "Statements." Speak again. See "Speech." Speak again after Member closing debate having spoken in reply. See "Speech." Move- Authorization of publication of paper, 69. House take note of paper, 119, 368, 502, 565. Proposed new clauses together, 357. Reports of Publications Committee be agreed to. See "Committees." Rescission of resolution, 243. Present- Paper, 51, 70, 82, 104, 119, 561. Paper during- Personal explanation, 532. Speech, 104 (2), 163, 577. And see "Papers." Withdraw Motion. See "Motions-Withdrawn." Not granted to- Make- Ministerial statement, 424, 620. Statement. See "Statements." Move- Motion to enable general business to continue, 121. Motion without notice, 103, 216, 365, 383. Present Bill, 65. Present paper, 104, 289, 403, 636. Third reading of Bill, 90, 348, 558. And see "Bills", "Motions", "Standing Orders-Suspension of" and "Statements." Leave of absence to Members. See "Members." Legislative- Council for the Northern Territory. See "Northern Territory." Drafting Institute Bill. See "Bills." Letter- Allegedly written by Secretary, Department of Aboriginal Affairs. See "Committees-Privileges." To editor, "The Sun News-Pictorial". See "Committees-Privileges." Library Committee. See "Committees." Life Insurance Bill. See "Bills." Limitation of debate. See "Business-Debate." Literature. See "Petitions-Television, etc." Index to Votes ardProceedings

Loan Bill. See "Bills". Luchetti, Mr A. S.-Appointed trustee of Parliamentary Allowances Trust, 119. Lynch, Mr P. R.- Elected Deputy Leader of Parliamentary Liberal Party of Australia, 10. Named and suspended, 528-9.

M MacKellar, Mr M. J. R.-Elected member of Australian National University Council, 298. Malak and Karama neighbourhoods, Sanderson District, Darwin. See "Committees-Public Works." Malik, His Excellency Dr A. See "Distinguished visitors." Management of the economy. See "Public Importance-Discussion of matters of." Marriage Bill. See "Bills." Maternity Leave (Australian Government Employee:) Bill. See "Bills." Means test. See "Motions-General business." Meat- Export Charge Bills. See "Bills." Prices stabilisation. See "Committees-Prices." Medical Practice Clarification Bill. See "Bills" and "Petitions." Members- Affirmations made by, 6. Attendance of. See at end of each day's proceedings and see pages 672-6. Closure of, 69 (negatived). Deaths of. See "Deaths." Election-Return to writs. See "Election of-Members." Leave of absence, 112, 397, 417 (2), 562, 624. Leave of absence to all, 255, 657. Named and suspended- Mr Anthony, 404-5. Mr Calder, 463-4. Dr Forbes, 93-5. Mr Fraser, 528. Mr Gorton, 93-5. Mr Katter, 405. Mr Lynch, 528-9. Mr Nixon, 93-4. Mr Wentworth, 422, 653 (for 7 days). Named-Matter not proceeded with-Mr Garland, 166 (Speaker stated no further action will be taken if Member apologised). Apology, 170. Oaths made by, 6, 19, 393. Resignation of Hon. N. H. Bowen, Q.C., 262. Speech. See "Speech". Transport arrangements. See "Statements." Mental Health and Related Services Assistance Bill. See "Bills." Messages- From the Governor-General (Sir Paul Hasluck) or his Deputy- Desiring attendance of Members in Senate Chamber to hear- Declaration of opening of Parliament, 2. Opening speech, 8. Notifying that the Royal Assent had been given to Bills. See Proceedings on Bills under "Bills." Notifying Royal Style and Titles Bill 1973 had received Her Majesty's assent, 465. Recommending an appropriation- For purposes of amendments to be moved by a Minister, 235, 490. In accordance with section 56 of the Constitution, for Bills. See Proceedings on Bills under "Bills." Index to Votes and Proceedings

Messages-continued From the Governor-General (Sir Paul Hasluck) or his Deputy-continued Recommending an appropriation-continued Of revenue for the purpose of any amendment made, on motion by a Minister, upon consideration of request of Senate for amendment to the States Grants (Schools) Bill 1973, 642. Transmitting particulars of, and recommending an appropriation of revenue for- 1972-73- Appropriation Bill (No. 3) 1972-73, 44. Appropriation Bill (No. 4) 1972-73, 44. Appropriation Bill (No. 5) 1972-73, 113. Appropriation Bill (No. 6) 1972-73, 113. 1973-74- Supply Bill (No. 1) 1973-74, 164. Supply Bill (No. 2) 1973-74, 164. Appropriation Bill (No. 1) 1973-74, 269. Appropriation Bill (No. 2) 1973-74, 269. Supply Bill (No. 3) 1973-74, 518. From the Senate- Acquainting appointment of, and changes in membership of, Senators to Joint Committees. See "Committees." Joint Committee on- Australian Capital Territory- Agreeing to resolution of House on appointment of, with modification; modification disagreed to and modification of House made in place thereof, 139. Acquainting House that Senate does not insist on modification and agrees to modification made by House in place thereof, 149. Foreign Affairs and Defence- Agreeing to resolution of House on appointment of, with modification; modification disagreed to and modification by House made in place thereof, 138-9. Acquainting House that Senate does not insist on modification and agrees to modification made by House in place thereof, 148. Northern Territory-Agreeing to resolution of House on appointment of, with modifications; modifications agreed to, 312. Prices- Agreeing to resolution of House on appointment of, with modifications; modifications agreed to, 125. Transmitting resolution of Senate referring costs of goods and services to Com- mittee, 266. Notifying agreement, without amendment or requests, to Bills received from House of Representatives. See Proceedings on Bills under "Bills." Notifying concurrence in resolution of House referring televising of Parliamentary proceedings to Joint Committee on Broadcasting of Parliamentary Proceedings, 137. Returning with amendments, the following Bills received from House- Australian Capital Territory Representation (House of Representatives) 1973, 268. Australian National Airlines 1973, 266. Conciliation and Arbitration 1973 [No. 2], 506. Export Incentive Grants 1973, 625. Hospitals and Health Services Commission 1973, 655. Industries Assistance Commission 1973, 612. Lands Acquisition 1973, 654. Papua New Guinea (No. 2) 1973, 480. Post and Telegraph 1973, 401. Post and Telegraph Rates 1973, 398. Post and Telegraph Regulations 1973, 400. Prices Justification 1973, 244. Seas and Submerged Lands 1973 [No. 21, 589. States Grants (Advanced Education) 1973, 267. States Grants (Petroleum Products) 1973, 424. xlviii Index to Votes and Proceedings

Messages-continued From the Senate-continued Returning- Australian Citizenship Bill 1973- With an amendment, 267. Amenclment disagreed to, but in place thereof, clause 19 omitted and clause substituted, 295-6. Acquainting House that it insists upon its amendment disagreed to by House, disagrees to amendment made by House in place thereof and agrees to amendment made by House to clause 5, 321. Cities Commission Bill 1973- With amendments; amendments disagreed to, 254. Acquainting House that Senate does not insist upon amendments Nos. 1 to 11 to which House has disagreed, 262. Constitution Alteration (Mode of Altering the Constitution) Bill 1974 [19731- With amendments; amendments disagreed to, 609. Acquainting House that Senate insists upon amendments disagreed to by House; House insists on disagreeing to amendments insisted on by Senate, 615. Bill laid aside, 616. Meat Export Charge Bill 1973- With request for amendment, 423. Requested amendment not made, 490. Acquainting House that Senate does not press its request for amendment, has agreed to Bill, 502. Meat Export Charge Collection Bill 1973- With amendments, 423. Senate's z.mendments disagreed to but amendments made in place thereof, 491-3. Acquainting House that Senate does not insist on its amendments and has agreed to amendments made by House in place thereof, 502. Pipeline Authority Bill 1973- With amendments, 249. Amendments Nos. 1 and 2 disagreed to; amendment No. 3 amended, and agreed to; amendment No. 4 agreed to, 249-51. Acquainting House that Senate does not insist upon amendments Nos. 2 and 3 disagreed to by House, has ag:eed to amendment made by House to Senate amendment No. 3, and has agred to amendment made by House to clause 13, 262. Schools Commission Bill 1973- With amendments, 562-3. Amendment No. 2 agreed to; amendments Nos. 1 and 3 to 15 disagreed to, 581. Acquainting House that Senate- Does not insist on amendments to which House insists on disagreeing and informing House of further amendments made consequent upon the rejection of its amendments:: amendments made by Senate consequent upon the rejection by the House of the initial amendments, agreed to, 640-1. Insists on amendments disagreed to by House; House insists on disagreeing to amendments insisted on by Senate, 614. States Grants (Schools) Bill 1973- With request for amendment, 621. Requested amendment made with modifications, 643-5. Consequential amendment, 645. Acquainting House that Senate aegrees to modifications of House to Senate's requested amendment and to cornsequential amendment, and agrees to Bill, 654. States Grants (Universities) Bill 1973-- With amendments; amendments agreed to, 268. Acquainting House that Senate ha, agreed to amendment made to clause 2 of Bill, 302. Transmitting for concurrence Bills initiated in the Senate. See Proceedings on Bills under "Bills." Transmitting resolution concerning- Constitutional Convention-Participation by Australian -Parliament, 265-6. New and Permanent Parliament House, 545. Index to Votes and Proceedings

Meteorology Bill. See "Bills." Mexico. See "Distinguished visitors." Middle East crisis. See "Petitions." Migration Bill. See "Bills." Mildura, Vic. See "Petitions-Bridge, etc." Military band, Kapooka, N.S.W. See "Petitions." Mining industry. See "Petitions" and "Public importance-Discussion of matters of." Minister for- Labour-Conduct. See "Motions-General business." Minerals and Energy. See "Motions-Want of confidence" and "Public importance-Dis- cussion of matters of." Ministerial arrangements. See "Ministry." Ministerial statements- Leave to make not granted, 424, 620. By leave- Aboriginal Customs-Custody of Nola Banbiaga (Mr Bryant), 379. Asian residents of Christmas Island (Mr Morrison), 123. Australian- Arbitration Inspectorate-Department of Labour-First Annual Report, for 1972 (Mr C. R. Cameron), 230. Assistance Plan (Mr Hayden), 306. Biological resources study-Interim council (Mr Morrison), 621. Council for the Arts-Draft report on future workings of Council and its Boards (Mr Whitlam), 215. Defence (Mr Barnard), 285. Industry Development Corporation-Annual Report (Dr Cairns), 585. Soccer team (Mr Stewart), 522. Tourist Commission-Role and activities (Mr Stewart), 443. "Blythe Star"-Inquiry into sinking (Mr Jones), 477. Business of year (Mr Whitlam), 653. Care and education of young children-Report (Mr L. F. Bowen), 631. Child migrant education in schools of high migrant density in Melbourne-Report on survey (Mr Beazley), 98. Commonwealth-State Housing Agreement-Documents associated with negotiations (Mr L. R. Johnson), 54. Computer equipment for Health Insurance Scheme (Mr Hayden), 230. Consumer- Protection standards (Mr Whitlam), 166. Standards- Research in Government laboratories (Mr Morrison), 329. Interim Commission (Mr Morrison), 329. Croatian terrorism (Mr Enderby), 60. Defence- Group of Departments-Reorganisation (Mr Barnard), 600. Policy (Mr Barnard), 242. Departure of settlers from Australia-Committee on Social Patterns of Immigration Advisory Council-Progressreport dated October 1972 (Mr Grassby), 47. Disclosure of information from Department of Social Security files (Mr Hayden), 550. Discrimination in employment and occupation (Mr C. R. Cameron), 199. Distribution Commissioners for Western Australia (Mr Daly), 258. Education- Of recreation workers-Report (Mr Stewart), 608. Program (Mr Beazlty), 290. Index to Votes and Proceedings

Ministerial statements-continued By leave-continued French Nuclear Tests-Resolution of Tasmanian Parliament (Mr Whitlam), 207. Guaranteed minimum wage levy for non-permanent ports (Mr C. R. Cameron), 74. Housing loans insurance (Mr L. R. Johnson), 123. Industrial relations-Tripartite industrial peace conference (Mr C. R. Cameron), 514. International- Affairs (Mr Whitlam), 223. Cocoa Agreement 1972 (Dr Cairns), 82. Monetary system-Meeting of- Committee of Twenty, Washington, March 1973 (Mr Crean), 122. World Bank and International M[onetary Fund (Mr Crean), 473. Sugar Conference (Dr Patterson),482 Kangaroo conservation-Ban on export or kangaroo products (Dr Cass), 544. Land tenures-First Report of Commission of Inquiry (Mr Uren), 600. Law Reform Commission of Australian Capital Territory-Reports (Mr Enderby), 239. National- Estate-Task force (Mr Whitlam), 19.. Rehabilitation and compensation scheme inquiry (Mr Whitlam), 40. Natural gas and liquid fuel resources (Mr Connor), 443. New cities program (Mr Uren), 290. Offshore petroleum resources-Information required under Commonwealth-State Agreement (Mr Connor), 114. Papua New Guinea- Constitutional development (Mr Morrison), 144. Self-government (Mr Morrison), 592. Petroleum search policy (Mr Connor), 122. Postal and telecommunications charges proposed to be introduced in 1973-74 (Mr L. F. Bowen), 270. Prime Minister's- Overseas visit (Mr Whitlam), 131. Visit to Central and North America (Mr Whitlam), 282. Public Service Board-Report (Mr Whitlam), 309. Radioactive fallout (Mr Whitlam), 136. Recreation in Australia-Role, scope and development (Mr Stewart), 230. Redistribution of Western Australia into electoral divisions (Mr Daly), 213. Referendum proposals (Mr Whitlam), 411. Road safety (Mr Jones), 123. Royal Australian Air Force V.I.P. aircraft-Rules for use (Mr Barnard), 27. Schools in Australia-Report (Mr Beczley), 239. Small business-Report of Committee (Dr Cairns), 121. Sydney airports-Planning for future needs (Mr Jones), 99. Tariff Board Report-Motion picture films and television programs (Mr Whitlam), 310. Taxation rebate for aged people (Mr Crean), 448. The Queen and the Privy Council (Mr Whitam), 131. Tourism in Australia-Development (Mr Stewart), 290. Trade- Discussions with overseas countries (Dr Cairns), 432. Relations between Australia and New Zealand (Dr Cairns), 112. Turtle farming project in northern Australia-Reports (Mr L. F. Bowen), 608. United States defence installations in Australia (Mr Barnard),22. Visit to Japan and China (Mr Whitlam), 495. Work of session and Government achievements (Mr Whitlam), 255. Index to Votes and Proceedings

Ministry- Absence of- Mr Barnard, 151. Mr Beazley, 513. Dr Cairns, 151, 309, 619. Mr C. R. Cameron, 233. Mr Crean, 57, 377, 421. Mr Daly, 309. Mr Jones, 599. Dr Patterson, 309. Mr Whitlam, 421. Senator Bishop, 407. Senator Murphy, 177. Senator Willesee, 107, 309, 394, 599. Senator Wriedt, 81, 513. Formation of, by Mr Whitlam, 8-9. Ministerial- And departmental changes and ministerial arrangements, 599. Arrangements, 8-9, 57, 81, 107, 151-2, 177, 233, 309, 377, 394, 513, 619. Change and arrangements, 487. Change, 465. Changes and arrangements, 407.

Mortimer, Mr J.-Death of, 10.

Motion picture films and television programs. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions-To take note of papers-Tariff Board Report."

Motions- Amendments- Moved, 29, 36-7, 70, 101, 104, 186, 255, 285, 290, 326-7, 395, 408. Moved together, by leave, 65. Lapsed for want of seconder, 121. Withdrawn, by leave, 112, 368, 552, 562. Without notice-Leave to move not granted, 103, 121, 216, 365, 383. Principal- Attorney-General-That this House notes with concern the account, given by the Minister representing the Attorney-General in his statement of 27 March 1973, of terrorist activities carried out in Australia by certain Croatian groups, etc. (Mr Whitlam); amendment moved (Mr Snedden); motion and amendment debated; amendment negatived; motion agreed to, 104-6. Constitutional Convention- Delegation of Australian Parliament- Appointment of Member, 298. That message be sent to Senate acquainting it of resolution agreed to by House (Mr Whitlam); agreed to, 298. Participation by Australian Parliament- That House of Representatives, recognising the desirability of a thorough review of Australian Constitution in light of experience since establishment and of modern day requirements, welcomes opportunity for Australian Parliament to participate with Parliaments of States in Constitutional Convention, etc. (Mr Whitlam); debated and agreed to, 245-6. That message be sent to Senate acquainting it of resolution agreed to by House (Mr Whitlam); agreed to, 246. lii Index to Votes and Proceedings Motions-continued Principal-continued Days and hours of sitting-Adjournment of sitting- That, unless otherwise ordered, House shall meet for despatch of business on each Tuesday and Wednesday at two o'clock p.m. and on each Thursday at ten o'clock a.m., etc. (Mr Daly); amendment moved (Mr Lynch); motion and amendment debated; amendment negatived; motion agreed to, 28-30. That, in lieu of times fixed for meeting of House in paragraph (1) of order of House of 1 March 1973, for remainder of this period of sittings, unless otherwise ordered, House shall meet, etc. (Mr Daly); amendment moved (Mr Lynch) 285. Motion and amendment debated, 285 (2). Amendment negatived; motion agreed to, 285-6. Hours of meeting-That, in lieu of times fix:ed for meeting of House in resolution of 1 March 1973, for remainder of this period of sittings, unless otherwise ordered, House shall meet for despatch of business, etc. (Mr Daly):, debated and agreed to, 144. Order of day for next sitting-Rescission of resolution-That resolution of House this day making second reading of National Service Termination Bill 1973 an order of day for next sitting be rescinded, and that second reading of Bill be made an order of day for this sitting (Mr Daly); agreed to, 243. Papua New Guinea-Self-government-That this House conveys to House of Assembly representing people of Papua New Guinea its congratulations and warm wishes on the occasion of Papua New Guinea's achievement of self-government, etc. (Mr Morrison); debated and agreed to, 592. Standing orders-Time for divisions and quorums-That, unless otherwise ordered, in all standing orders relating to taking of division or counting of House or committee for quorum purposes, references to two minutes be suspended and three minutes apply in place thereof (Mr Daly); debated and agreed to, 27-8. And see "Committees-Privileges." General business- Blythe Star-Location of survivors-Proposed select committee. That a select committee of this House be appointed to inquire into reasons why raft with survivors of Blythe Star was not located more promptly, etc. (Mr Wentworth); debated; motion withdrawn, by leave, 562. Health insurance scheme-Proposed select committee-That a select committee of House of Representatives be appointed to inquire into and report on effects on Australian community if present voluntary health insurance scheme is replaced, etc. (Mr McLeay); debated and negatived, 503. Homosexual acts and criminal law-That, in opinion of this House, homosexual acts between consenting adults in private should not be subject to criminal law (Mr Gorton); debated and agreed to, 458. Land acquisition, Darwin-That, in accordance with provisions of section 12 (2) of Lands Acquisition Act 1955-1966, this House r.esolves that notice of acquisition of land by Commonwealth in Hundred of Bagot, etc., shall be void and of no effect (Mr Calder); debated, 258-9, 435. Motion negatived, 435. Latrobe Valley brown coal resources-That House is of opinion that this Government with co-operation of Victorian State Government should appoint a joint Commonwealth/ State committee, etc. (Mr Hcewson): debated; amendment moved (Mr Connor); motion and amendment debated; amendment agreed to; motion, as amended, agreed to, 395-6. Means test-That, in opinion of this House, if means test on social services is not abolished for all persons aged 65 and over by time of next Budget, etc. (Mr Wentworth); debated; motion negatived, 119-20. Minister for Labour-Conduct-That this House requires an explanation and apology from Minister for Labour, etc. (Mr Wentwvorth); debated and negatived, 562. National anthem-That, in opinion ot this House, Australia's national anthem should not be changed without a total vote of Australian people on suggested alternative anthems including "God Save The Queen" (Mr MacKellar); debated and negatived, 620-1. New and Permanent Parliament House-That House is of opinion that (a) site for new and permanent Parliament House should be determined forthwith, etc. (Mr Scholes); debated, 289. Amendment moved (Mr Uren), 290. Motion and amendment debated, 290, 476. Amendment negatived; motion agreed to, 476. Index to Votes and Proceedings

Motions-continued General business-continued Sexual relationships-Social, educational and legal aspects-Proposed Royal Commission- That, in opinion of this House, a Federal Judge should be appoihted as sole Commissioner in accordance with provisions of Royal Commissions Act to inquire into social, educational and legal aspects of sexual relationships with particular emphasis on concepts of responsible sexuality, responsible parenthood and family life, etc. (Mr Mathews); amendment moved; (Mr Fraser) motion and amendment debated; amendment agreed to; motion, as amended, agreed to, 325-8. Televising of Parliamentary Proceedings-That a joint select committee be appointed, etc. (Mr Turner); amendment moved (Mr Daly); motion and amendment debated; amendment agreed to; motion, as amended, agreed to, 69-70. To authorise publication of paper- That House, in accordance with provisions of Parliamentary Papers Act, authorises publication of-Copies of documents from files of Attorney-General's Department, Commonwealth Police and Australian Security Intelligence Organization relating to Croatian terrorist activities in Australia presented to House this day by Minister representing the Attorney-General (Mr Enderby); agreed to, 69. To take note of papers- Aboriginal Land Rights Commission-First Report (Mr Bryant), 283. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) Aborigines-Bilingual education in schools in Aboriginal communities in Northern Ter- ritory-Report (Mr Daly), 51. Debated and agreed to, 60. Australian Assistance Plan-Social Welfare Commission-Papers (Mr L. F. Bowen); debated, 307. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) Australian defence-Ministerial statement (Mr Daly), 285. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Act-Council of Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies-Report (Mr Bryant), 283. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) Care and education of young children-Papers (Mr L. F. Bowen), 631. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) Child migrant education in schools of high migrant density in Melbourne-Papers (Mr Daly); debated and agreed to, 98. Consumer protection standards-Ministerial statement (Mr Morrison), 166. (Lapsed at Prorogation). Consumer standards- Interim Commission-Ministerial statement (Mr L. F. Bowen); debated, 329. (Lapsed at Dissolution.) Research in Government laboratories-Ministerial statement 1973 (Mr L. R. Johnson), 167. Criminal justice system in Northern Territory-Restructuring-Report (Mr Enderby), 379. Debated and agreed to, 435. Croatian terrorism-Ministerial statement (Mr Daly), 60. Agreed to, 106. Defence- Group of Departments-Reorganisation-Papers (Mr Morrison); debated, 600. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) Policy-Papers (Mr Stewart); debated, 242. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) Disclosure of information from Department of Social Security files-Ministerial statement (Mr Daly); debated and agreed to, 550. Discrimination in employment and occupation-Ministerial statement (Mr Daly), 199. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) Education program-Ministerial statement (Mr Daly); debated, 290. (Lapsed at Prorogation). Environment and Conservation-Standing Committee-Report (Mr Daly), 565. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) Guaranteed minimum wage levy for non-permanent ports-Papers (Mr C. R. Cameron); debated, 74-5. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) Housing-Loans insurance-Papers (Mr L. R. Johnson), 123. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) Index to Votes and Proceedings

Motions-continued To take note of papers-continued International- Affairs-Ministerial statement (Mr Enderby), 223. Debated, 253, 258. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) Cocoa Agreement 1972-Papers (Mr Daly), debated and agreed to, 82. Monetary system- Meeting of Committee of Twenl:y-Papers (Mr Crean), 122. Debated, 148. (Lapsed' at Prorogation.) Meeting of World Bank and International Monetary Fund-Papers (Mr Stewart), 473. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) Sugar Conference-Ministerial statement (Mr Enderby), 482. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) Inter-Parliamentary Union-Rome Conference, 1972-Report (Mr Birrell); agreed to, 119. Kangaroo conservation-Papers (Mr Da!y); debated and agreed to, 544. Land tenures-First Report of Commission of Inquiry-Ministerial statement (Mr Daly); debated, 600. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) National rehabilitation and compensation scheme inquiry-Ministerial statement (Mr Daly), debated and agreed to, 40. Natural gas and liquid fuel resources-Ministerial statement (Mr Morrison); debated, 443. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) New cities program-Ministerial statement (Mr Daly), 290. Debated, 290, 300. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) Offshore petroleum resources-Information required under Commonwealth-State Agree- ment-Ministerial statement (Mr Hayden), 115. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) Petroleum search policy-Ministerial statement (Mr Connor); debated, 122. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) Prices-Joint Committee-Reports- Import prices inquiry. Price effects of currency changes. Report No. 1 (Mr Daly); debated, 502. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) Stabilisation of meat prices (Mr Daly); debated, 368. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) Prime Minister's overseas visit-Ministerial statement (Mr Daly), 131. (Lapsed at Proroga- tion.) Public Service Act-Public Service Board-Annual Report for 1972-73 (Mr L. F. Bowen); debated and agreed to, 309. Radioactive fallout-Papers (Mr Daly), 1:36. Debated, 163. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) Recreation in Australia-Role, scope and development-Papers (Mr Daly), 230. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) Road Safety-Select Committee-First Report (Mr Daly), 380. Debated and agreed to, 435. Royal Australian Air Force V.I.P. aircraft-Rules for use-Paper (Mr Daly), debated and agreed to, 27. Schools in Australia-Papers (Mr Daly), 239. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) Small business-Papers (Mr Crean), debated and agreed to, 121-2. Sydney airports-Planning for future needs-Ministerial statement (Mr Daly), 99. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) Tariff Board-Report-(Mr L. F. Bowen); debated and agreed to, 310. The Queen and the Privy Council-Ministerial statement (Mr Daly), 131. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) Tourism in Australia-Development-Papers (Mr Daly); debated, 290. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) Trade discussions with overseas countries-Ministerial statement. (Mr Daly), 432. Debated 474. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) Trade relations between Australia and New Zealand-Ministerial statement (Mr Crean); debated 112. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) United States defence installations in Australia-Ministerial statement (Mr Daly), 22. Amendment moved (Dr Forbes); motion and amendment debated; amendment negatived; motion agreed to, 36-7. Visit to Japan and China-Papers (Mr Daly); debated, 495-6. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) Index to Votes and Proceedings iMotions-continued To take note of papers-continued Work of session and Government achievements-Ministerial statement (Mr Daly); amendment moved (Mr Snedden); motion and amendment debated; amendment negatived; motion agreed to, 255-6. Want of confidence in- Government-Motion (Mr Snedden)-That- Government no longer possesses confidence of House, etc.; accepted as want of confidence motion for purposes of standing order 110; debated and negatived, 472-3. House censures Government, etc.; accepted as want of confidence motion for purposes of standing order 110; debated and negatived, 25-7. Minister for Minerals and Energy-Motion of censure (Mr Fraser)-ThatHouse censures Minister for Minerals and Energy, etc.; debated; amendment moved (Mr Grassby); motion and amendment debated; amendment agreed to; motion, as amended, agreed to, 408-11. Prime Minister-Motion of censure (Mr Snedden)-That House censures Prime Minister, etc.; debated and negatived, 543-4. ,Munro, Mr D. R. R.-Death of, 261. Murray River. See "Petitions-Bridge, etc."

Naming of Members. See "Members." 'National- Anthem. See "Motions-General business" and "Petitions." Estate-Task force. See "Ministerial statements." Health Bills. See "Bills." Investment Fund Bill. See "Bills." Library- Council-Election of Member to, 74. Bill. See "Bills." And see "Petitions." Pipeline negotiations. See "Statements." Rehabilitation and compensation scheme inquiry. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions- To take note of papers." Service Termination Bill. See "Bills." 'Natural gas and liquid fuel resources. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions-To take note of papers." 'New and Permanent Parliament House. See "Messages-From the Senate", "Motions-General business" and "Statements." New cities program. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions-To take note of papers." New South Wales (Flood Mitigation) Bill. See "Bills." New Zealand. See "Distinguished visitors." Nicholls, Mr M. H.-Appointed Government Deputy Whip, 10. Nixon, Mr P. J.- Named, 93. Suspended, 94. North Clayton (Monash), Vic. See "Committees-Public Works." Index to Votes and Proceedings

Northern Territory- (Administration) Bill. See "Bills." Joint Committee. See "Committees." Legislative Council-Resolution of Council-Announcement by Speaker, 132. National Park. See "Petitions." Supreme Court Bill. See "Bills." And see "Committees-Public Works." Notices. See "Business." Nursing homes. See "Petitions."

0 Oaths by Members-Administered by- Deputy of Governor-General, 6. Speaker, 19, 393. Officers of House-Changes of staff, 10. Off-shore- High security animal quarantine station. See "Committees-Public Works." Petroleum resources-Information required under Commonwealth-State Agreement. See "Ministerial statements", "Motions-To take note of papers" and "Statements.!' Orders of the day. See "Business."

Palmerston arterial road, Darwin. See "Committees-Public Works." Papers- Called for and laid upon the Table in accordance with standing order 321; 107, 365, 366, 375, 441, 443. Motions-To take note and authorize publication. See "Motions." Presented during- Personal explanation, 26, 480, 532. Questions without notice, 34, 262, 333, 394, 441 (2), 447, 465. Speech, 396, 408. And see "Leave" and "Speaker." Papers presented. See "Index to Papers presented to Parliament" [page lxxiii]. Papua New Guinea- Constitutional development. See "Ministerial statements", "Motions-Principal" and "Statements." Bills. See "Bills." Parliament- Bill. See "Bills." House security. See "Speaker-Statements." Twenty-eighth-First session- Opening, 1. Prorogation. See page 664. Parliamentary- And Judicial Retiring Allowances Bill. See "Bills." Committee System. See "Committees". Committees. See "Committees." Privilege. See "Committees-Privileges." Proceedings Broadcasting Bill. See "Bills." Publications. See "Committees-Publications." Retiring Allowances Trust-Appointment of trustee, 119. ' - ... , ;*: Index to Votes and Proceedings

Parramatta Division. See "Election of Members." Pay-roll Tax Bills. See "Bills." Pearson, Mr Lester B.-Death of, 11. Personal Explanation-Papers Presented during, 26, 480, 532. Petitions- Ordered to be printed, 289. Presented- Aborigines-Praying that- Federal Government take responsibility for Aboriginal affairs from State Governments, etc., 262. House- In consultation with Aborigines, provide for corporate Aboriginal title to all Aboriginal reserves, etc., 47. Provide for corporate holding of land by Aborigines, give priority in prospecting and mineral rights to corporate Aboriginal groups, etc., 47. Urge Government to- Give priority to needs of Aboriginal people, 33. Take full control of Aboriginal affairs in housing, education, employment, health, legal service and social welfare in Victoria, 297. Take over all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands affairs, 297. Abortion-Praying that- House- Maintain existing laws covering abortion, 119, 130, 135, 143, 151 (3), 157 (4), 169 (5), 177 (2), 183, 193. Not admit into law- Of this land a principle which violates fundamental right to life, 119, 126 (26), 135 (46), 143 (53), 151 (47), 157 (172), 169 (70), 177 (29), 183 (32), 193 (12), 199 (6), 207 (5), 215 (2), 225 (3), 233, 245 (2), 542. Principle that pregnancy may be terminated in earlier weeks on request of woman alone, 170. Not extend laws governing abortion and uphold right to life of unborn child, 111, 129 (3), 135 (5), 143 (4), 151 (6), 157 (23), 169 (23), 177 (5), 183, 193, 199. Oppose any- Legislation which would liberalise abortion in any circumstances, 151, 158 (2). Liberalisation of law on abortion beyond that which is permitted in Victoria at present time, 63. Recognise recent anti-abortion campaign as ill-conceived and not representative of community as whole, 170. Refrain from amending present laws regarding abortion, 158. Support Medical Practice Clarification Bill, etc., 170. No steps be taken to widen existing grounds for Abortion and that efforts be made to enforce present law, 157, 158, 170 (3). Parliament not pass Bill to extend grounds for abortion in Northern Territory, 158. Proposed Medical Practice Clarification Act be passed as originally proposed without amendment, 170(2). Acupuncture-Praying that Government make treatment by acupuncture claimable under National Healih Scheme, etc., 73. Aid-Praying that- All donations of $2 and over given for overseas development aid, etc., be allowable income tax deductions, etc., 19. Australia's official development assistance be- Increased to at least $240 million, etc.- In 1972-73, 19 (2), 39, 43, 81, 107, 135, 143. In 1973-74, 43. Raised initially to 1 per cent of gross national product during 1972-73, etc., 43. Index to Votes and Proceedings

Petitions-continued Presented-continued Abortion-continued Government- Send needed forms of aid to help relieve crisis in Ethiopia, 619. Substantially increase amount of official development assistance to at least 0.6 per- cent of gross national product for 1973-74, 297. House urge Government to- Increase percentage of gross national product, up to and above approved United: Nations target, as aid for developing countries, 297. Refuse aid to North Vietnam until certain conditions are met, etc., 301. No assistance, financial or otherwise, be provided by Australia to any country whatsoever which is itself subject to communist/socialist rule, 129. Airports- Alternative site-Praying that House take immediate steps to seek alternative site for- airport proposed in area- South of Princes Highway, embracing Clyde, Cardinia and Tooradin districts, 183. West of Yannathan, 130, 158. Second Sydney international-Praying that House take steps to ensure that Govern- ment does not site second international airport for Sydney in Galston area or sur- rounding suburbs, 325, 365, 393 (2), 407, 421, 479, 521 (2), 585, 623. Anti-apartheid-Praying that House stop activities in Australia that contradict anti- apartheid stance, 623. Australian flag-Praying that House maintain existing laws covering Australian flag, 183. Bridge over Murray River-Praying that House move to make available to New South, Wales and Victorian Governments special grant for construction of bridge over Murray River linking Buronga, N.S.W., and Mildura, Vic., 479, 517. Child care centre, Canberra-Praying that Occasional Care Centre of Department of Capital Territory in Civic Centre, Canberra be retained for occasional child care, 619, 647. "Commonwealth"-Term-Praying that House prevent discontinuance of term "Common-- wealth" and restore term where deleted from style or name of organs of Government, 636. Education-Praying that- Government- Continue to press for proposed National Schools Commission and allocation of funds according to need, 636. Take no measures to implement proposals of Interim Committee for Australian. Schools Commission, 289. House- Acknowledge right of every Australian child to- Economic support for basic educational needs from Government funds, 495.. Equal grants of Government money spent on education, 319, 325, 333 (2),. 343, 393, 407, 431, 441 (2), 457, 465, 471 (2), 475, 479 (4), 487 (4), 495 (5),. 501 (2), 513 (3), 517 (7), 521 (4), 542 (2), 549 (2), 575, 585 (2), 591, 607 (27). Equal grants of Government money spent on education and so instruct proposed National Schools Commission, 343, 355, 377 (2), 383, 393, 417 (2), 421, 431, 457, 465, 471, 487 (2), 495 (2), 501 (2), 549, 569 (2), 623. Adopt principle of compensatory education generally, and specific principle of differential staffing according to needs, 305. Immediately make substantial Federal emergency grant to all State Governments. for education services, etc., 25, 33, 35, 43, 69. In regard to use of Commonwealth funds to aid church schools, restore to, Australian people true religious freedom, etc., 19 (4), 33 (2), 35, 47, 81, 93, 135.. Take immediate- Action to provide sufficient fimds for States to finance setting up and maintenance of services and facilities for remedial education of children with learning disabilities, 20. Index to Votes and Proceedings

Petitions-continued Presented-continued Education-continued House-continued Take immediate-continued Steps- Ensure finance from Commonwealth be given to States for public education services, etc., 20, 25, 33, 47, 73, 143. Make emergency finance available to States for State school education, etc., 135. Urge Government to make available some of $600 million being spent on education to provide assembly hall at Toronto High School, 365. Firearms-Registration-Praying that House urge Government not to introduce laws for registration of firearms, 549. Health scheme-Praying that- House instruct Minister for Social Security that national health scheme acknowledge right of every citizen to free choice of medical and hospital care, and guarantee independence of private hospitals, 549. Government- Persevere to provide universal health insurance scheme, 636. Take no measures to interfere with- Basic principles of existing national health scheme, 281, 289, 297 (3), 301, 319, 343 (2), 355. Existing national health scheme, 305, 309, 319, 325 (2), 333 (2), 343 (2), 355 (2), 365 (2), 377 (4), 383 (3), 393 (5), 407 (5), 417 (8), 421 (5), 431 (7), 441 (7), 447 (6), 457 (5), 465 (6), 471 (9), 475 (10), 479 (9), 487 (17), 495 (15), 501 (17), 513 (19), 517 (18), 521 (17), 531 (14), 542 (18), 549 (17), 561 (15), 569 (17), 575 (15), 585 (15), 591 (14), 599 (16), 607 (29), 619 (17), 623 (15), 635 (19), 647 (17). Homosexuals-Laws regarding-Praying that House repeal laws that violate fundamental right to freedom and equality regarding homosexuals, 421. Kangaroo Island-Praying that local telephone charge rate apply between all points within Kangaroo Island community, 569. 'Kangaroos-Praying that House- Maintain ban on export of kangaroo products, etc., 575, 636. Urge Government to- Ensure that, where necessary, kangaroos be killed or trapped by qualified and licensed governmental officers and that poisoning of all native fauna be prohibited, 407. Take action to ensure survival of kangaroos and implement recommendations made by House Select Committee on Wildlife Conservation, etc., 19 (2), 33. King Island-Praying that Government grant to residents of King Island reliable, regular and economic shipping service, etc., 20. Lake Pedder-Praying that- Federal Government take immediate steps to act on behalf of all Australian people to preserve Lake Pedder in natural state, 225, 245. House- Move to make available to Tasmanian Government special grant for purpose of securing Lake Pedder in natural state, 215, 225 (7), 233, 239 (2), 262 (25), 281 (9), 289 (5), 297 (5), 301 (8), 305 (10), 309 (6), 319 (4), 325, 333, 343, 377 (5), 383 (2), 393 (2), 421, 431, 441, 447, 457 (2), 517. Take action to expedite financial assistance to allow preservation of Lake Pedder as heritage for present and future Australians, 225. Parliament move swiftly to stop flooding of Lake Pedder until committee of inquiry brings down report and recommendations, 441. ILand at Swanbourne, W.A.-Praying that Army and Government do not release land at Swanbourne, W.A., etc., 394, 479. Index to Votes and Proceedings

Petitions-continued Presented-continued Middle East crisis-Praying that House urge Government to give moral support to Jewish cause in Middle East crisis, 479. Military band, Kapooka, N.S.W.-Praying that House urge Minister for Defence not to disband military band at Kapooka, NS.W., 549. Mining Industry-Praying that House consider legislation on mining industry to guarantee proper usage and conservation of resources and dominant role for Australian-owned companies, 393 (2). National anthem-Praying that House urge Government to- Include "God Save The Queen' in referendum on poll to decide national anthem, 513, 549, 561, 607 (3), 619 (2), 623 (2), 63. (2). Retain- "God Save The Queen" as national anthem until referendum held to select anthem from "God Save The Queen" and suggested alternatives, 635, 647. National Anthem, 607. National Library of Australia-Praying that professional librarian be appointed executive head of National Library of Australia, 542, 575. Northern Territory National Park-Praying that House- At once take steps to dedicate as National Park, area, etc., recommended by Northern Territory Reserves Board, 33, 129, 479, 549, 607 (2), 623, 636. Take steps to dedicate as National Pa:ick, area, etc., recommended by planning committee appointed by Commonwealth, 20. Nursing homes-Praying that Government take no measures to interfere with continued existence and viability of private nursing homes, 305, 325. Petrol retailers-Praying that Government take urgent steps to enable Queanbeyan and Canberra petrol retailers to compete on equal terms, 407. Pines Forest Plantation, Frankston, Vic.--Praying that House oppose decision to extract sand from Pines Forest Plantation, Frankston, Vie., 635. Post offices-Praying that House take immediate steps to call halt to closing of post offices, etc., 25. Postal facilities-Praying that Postmaster-General's Department make available full postal facilities within "Brownlie Towers", Bentley, W.A., 319. Prices-Joint Committee-Praying that Joint Committee on Prices be established quickly, etc., and that special attention be given to higher level of prices in A.C.T., etc., 158. Rehabilitation centre "Maryport"-Praying that House take immediate steps to restore and improve the former rehabilitation centre "Maryport", etc., 57. Social Services-Praying that Government immediately legislate for base pension rate of 30 per cent of average weekly male earnings, etc. 170. Telegraphic charges-Praying that House: urge Government not to increase telegraphic charges proposed in 1973-74 Budget, 393. Television- Industry-Praying that House urge Government to ensure that television industry and employees are not disadvantaged by importation of colour television sets and parts, 549. Praying that House see that television is used to build into nation integrity, teamwork and sense of purpose by serving, and to bring faith in God to heart of family and national life, 319, 333, 377, 383, 407 (2), 417 (7), 421 (11), 431 (8), 441 (9), 447 (6), 457 (9), 465 (8), 471 (10), 475 (7), 479 (9), 487 (16), 495 (10), 501 (16), 513 (9), 517 (8), 521 (7), 531 (3), 542 (7), 549 (7), 561 (6), 569 (6), 575, 585 (4), 591 (3), 599 (6), 607 (6), 619 (2), 623 (2), 635 (5), 647 (7). Television, cinemas and printed literature--Praying that House see that television, cinemas and printed literature used to build into nation integrity, teamwork and sense of purpose by serving and to bring faith in God to heart of family and national life, 647. Index to Votes and Proceedings

Petitions-continued Presented-continued Torres Strait Islands-Praying that House re-affirm rights to islands, recognise as Australians and help preserve distinctive cultural language and political identity, 33. Vietnam-Praying that- Government immediately establish diplomatic relations with Provisional Revolutionary Government of Republic of Vietnam, etc., 81, 129. House urge Government to seek release of all political prisoners in South Vietnam, etc., 151. Whaling-Praying that House immediately revoke Australian whaling licences and ban importation of whale produce, 441, 495, 501, 517 (2), 521, 531, 549, 561, 569, 575 (2), 585, 591, 599 (5), 607 (6), 619 (6), 623 (2), 635 (4), 647 (6). Wildlife-Praying that management of Australia's wildlife be controlled by Commonwealth Government, etc., 81. Woodsreef Mines Limited-Praying that Government assist Woodsreef Mines Limited to continue to operate mine, 289. Petroleum- And Minerals Authority Bill. See "Bills." Products-Prospective shortage. See "Public importance-Discussion of matters of." Search policy. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions-To take note of papers." (Submerged Lands) Bill. See "Bills." Petrol retailers. See "Petitions." Pines Forest Plantation, Frankston, Vie. See "Petitions-Sand, etc." Pipeline Authority Bill. See "Bills." Piper, Mr D. M.-Promoted to Serjeant-at-Arms, 10. Points of order. See "Rulings, etc." Policies to halt inflation. See "Public importance-Discussion of matters of." Post- And Telegraph Bills. See "Bills." Offices. See "Petitions." Postal- And telecommunications charges proposed to be introduced in 1973-74. See "Ministerial statements." Facilities. See "Petitions." Postponement of Business, notices or orders of the day. See "Business." Power strike in New South Wales. See "Public importance-Discussion of matters of." Press Gallery Pass. See "Speaker-Statements." Price control. See "Public importance-Discussion of matters of." Prices- Committee. See "Committees", "Motions-To take note of papers", "Petitions" and "State- ments." Justification Bill. See "Bills." Prime Minister's- Overseas visit. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions-To take note of papers." Visit to Central and North America. See "Ministerial statements" and "Statements." Privilege-Proposed references to Committee of Privileges- Publication of article in Australian based on teleprint to Minister inadvertently directed to newspaper office-Matter raised and motion moved (Mr L. F. Bowen); debated; Speaker states he would consider whether primafacie case had been made out, 635. Speaker informed House, case not made out, 640. Remarks allegedly made by Prime Minister-Matter raised and motion moved (Mr Snedden); debated and negatived, 542-3. And see "Committees-Privileges, etc." Index to Votes and Proceedings

Privileges Committee. See "Committees." Privy Council. See "Bills", "Ministerial statements" and "Motions-To take note of papers." Proclamation-Twenty-eighth Parliament-First Session-Convening, 1. Prorogation. See page 664. Public Accounts Committee. See "Committees" and "Statements." Public importance-Discussion of matters of- Aboriginal Affairs-Ministerial responsibility-The apparent undermining by Council for Aboriginal Affairs of principle of ministerial responsibility, etc. (Mr Hunt)-Discussion terminated by motion to call on business of day, 448. Closure of shipyards-The failure of Government to prevent closure of major Australian shipyards (Mr Nixon)-Discussion concluded, 82. Crude oil reserves-The inaccurate statement of Minister for Minerals and Energy that Australia has no more than eight years known recovsrable reserves of crude oil, etc. (Mr Fairbairn)- Discussion concluded, 586. Defence of Australia-The failure of Government to provide more adequately for defence of Australian nation (Dr Forbes)-Discussionconcluded, 442-3. Government contracts-The Government's attempt to misuse allocation of Government contracts, etc. (Mr Lynch)-Discussion concluded, 39. Government's- Foreign policies-The uncertainties created by Government's foreign policies (Mr Peacock)- Discussion terminated by motion to call on business of day, 545. Monetary policy-The ineffectual and potentially harmful effects of Government's monetary policy to counter inflation (Mr Lynch)--Discussion concluded, 518. Industrial disputes-Ministerial attitudes-The biased attitude of certain Ministers to industrial disputes (Mr Fraser)-Discussionterminated by motion to call on business of day, 522. Management of economy-The failure of Government to exercise proper management in handling of economy (Mr Lynch)-Discussion concluded, 333. Mining industry-The damage done to Australian mining industry by recent decisions and statements of Commonwealth Government (Mr Fairbairn)-Discussionconcluded, 74. Minister for Minerals and Energy-Actions and policies-The high cost to nation of actions and policies of Minister for Minerals and Energy (Mr Fairbairn)-Discussionconcluded, 344. Petroleum products-Prospective shortage-The Government's failure to take adequate steps to respond to prospective future shortage of domestically produced petroleum products in Australia (Mr Anthony)-Discussion concluded, 496. Policies to halt inflation-The need for Government to acknowledge that it must adopt positive policies to halt inflation, etc. (Mr Snedden)--Discussion concluded, 624-5. Power strike in New South Wales-The serious situation caused by New South Wales power strike (Mr Fraser)-Discussionterminated by motion to call on business of day, 389-90. Price control-The ineffectual nature of price control as an answer to Australia's inflationary experience, etc. (Mr Lynch)-Discussion concluded, 601. Rural industry-The Government's lack of concern for long-term needs of rural industry, etc. (Mr Anthony)-Discussion concluded, 207. Shortages of goods-The serious inconvenience and disruption being caused to lives of Australian people by widespread shortages of goods (Mr Anthony)-Discussion concluded, 608. Yugoslavia-Rights of Australian citizens-The shameful subordination of Australian Govern- ment's obligations to assert and protect the rights of Australian citizens in Yugoslavia, etc. (Mr Killen)-Discussion concluded, 137. Public- Service- Bills. See "Bills". Board-Report. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions-To take note of papers." Works Committee- Bill. See "Bills." And see "Committees "and "Statements." Publications Committee. See "Committees." Index to Votes and Proceedings

Q Queanbeyan, N.S.W. See "Petitions-Petrol retailers." Queen and the Privy Council. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions-To take note of papers." Queensland Grant Bills. See "Bills." Questions without notice- Presentation of papers during, 34, 262, 333, 394, 441 (2), 447, 465. And see each day's proceedings. Quorums-Time for. See "Motions-Principal."

R Radioactive fallout-Papers. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions-To take note of papers." Reading of newspapers in Chamber. See "Speaker-Statements." Recreation in Australia-Role, scope and development. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions- To take note of papers." Redistribution of Western Australia into electoral divisions. See "Ministerial statements" and "Statements." Referendum proposals. See "Ministerial statements" and "Statements." Rehabilitation centre "Maryport". See "Petitions." Remarks by- Member for Ballaarat. See "Statements." Member for Blaxland. See "Statements." Prime Minister and Minister for Science. See "Statements." Remuneration- And Allowances Bills. See "Bills." Tribunal Bill. See "Bills." Repatriation Bills. See "Bills." Representation Bills. See "Bills." Rescission of resolution, 243. Reserve Bank Bill. See "Bills." Resignation of Member. See "Members." Riordan, Hon. W. J. F.-Death of, 10. Road safety. See "Committees", "Ministerial statements", "Motions-To take note of papers" and "Statements." Royal Australian Air Force V.I.P. aircraft-Rules for use. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions-To take note of papers." Royal Style and Titles Bill. See "Bills." Ruddock, Mr P. M.-Sworn, 393. Rules Publication Bill. See "Bills." Rulings, etc.- Amendment-That proposed amendment was out of order as it was not in correct form, 328 (Speaker-Mr Cope). Bill-That third reading had been carried by absolute majority (Speaker-Mr Cope), 529. Dissent moved (Mr Killen); debated and negatived, 529-30. Point of order- That no point of order was involved (Speaker-Mr Cope), 111. Dissent moved (Mr Turner); debated and negatived, 111-2. That point of order must be taken immediately after incident had occured (Speaker-MrCope), 366. Dissent moved (Mr Snedden); debated and negatived, 366-7. Index to Votes and Proceedings

Ruling-continued Questions-That Prime Minister was not in order in moving that further questions be placed on notice (Speaker-Mr Cope), 69. Remarks- Offensive or unparliamentary-That expression was unparliamentary (Speaker-Mr Cope), 94. Dissent moved (Mr Snedden); debated and negatived, 95-7. Relevancy of- That Member was dealing with matters associated with Department of Services and Property (i.e. that Member's remarks were relevant) (Deputy Chairman-Mr Armitage), 510. Dissent moved (Mr MacKellar); negatived, 510. Rural industry. See "Public importance-Discussion of matters of."

Sales Tax Bills. See "Bills" and "Standing Orders--Suspension of." Sand from Pines Forest Plantation, Frankston, Vic. See "Petitions." Scholes, Mr G. G. D.-Appointed Chairman of Committees, 19. Schools- Commission Bill. See "Bills." In Australia-Report. See "Ministerial statements", "Motions-To take note of papers" and "Statements." Seas and Submerged Lands Bills. See "Bills." Seamen's War Pensions and Allowances Bills. See "Bills." Security of Parliament House. See "Speaker-Statements." Select Committees. See "Committees." Senate- Amendments and requests to Bills. See "Bills" and "Messages-From the Senate." (Representation of Territories) Bills. See "Bills." Resolutions. See "Committees" and "Messages;-From the Senate." Sewerage Agreements Bill. See "Bills." Sexual relationships-Social, educational and legal aspects-Proposed Royal Commission. See "Motions-General business." Sheltered Employment (Assistance) Bill. See "Bills." Shortage of goods. See "Public importance-Discussion of matters of." Sinclair, Mr I. McC.-Elected Deputy Leader of Parliamentary Party of Australian Country Party, 10. Sittings- Arrangements. See "Statements." Days and hours of. See "Business." Suspension of. See "Business." Small business-Report. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions-To take note of papers." Snedden, Mr B. M.-Elected Leader of Parliamentary Liberal Party of Australia, 10. Snowy Mountains Engineering Corporation Bill. See "Bills." Social Services- Bills. See "Bills" and "Statements." And see "Petitions." Index to Votes and Proceedings

Social Welfare Commission- Australian Assistance Plan. See "Ministerial statements" and"Motions-To take note of papers." Bills. See "Bills." South Australia Grant (Lock to Kimba Pipeline) Bill. See "Bills." Speaker (Hon. J. F. Cope)- Absence of, 199. Adjourns House owing to disorder continuing, 405. Commission to administer oath or affirmation to Members, 7. Election of, 6-7. Informs House of- Nomination of alternate member to Constitutional Convention, 298. Resolution agreed to by Legislative Council for Northern Territory, 132. Oath administered by, 19, 393. Presentation to Governor-General, 7. Presents papers, 378. Reports Governor-General's Opening Speech, 10. Statements- Electronic voting system in House of Representatives Chamber, 136. Hansard- Changes in production and format, 262. Extracts-Copies of speeches, 585. Incorporation of unread matter, 432. Transcript, 368. Press Gallery Pass, 233. Privilege-Proposed reference of matter to Committee of Privileges, 640. Reading of newspapers in Chamber, 487. Security of Parliament House, 130. White, Mr P.-Proposed recognition as distinguished visitor, 591. Warrant nominating Deputy Chairmen of Committees, 31. Welcomes distinguished visitors, 57, 81, 122, 136. And see "Rulings, etc." Special adjournment. See "Business." Speech- Extended time for. See "Standing Orders-Suspension of." Extensions of time- Agreed to, 65, 1i2, 122 (2), 174, 194, 210, 234, 242, 258 (2), 290, 306 (2), 307 (3), 313, 344 365, 368, 378, 386, 395, 408 (3), 425, 443, 448 (2), 464, 472, 496 (2), 532, 533, 543, 562, 576, 583, 592 (3), 593, 628 (2). Negatived, 95-6, 140, 178. Member- Leave to- Continue when debate resumed, 22, 60, 148, 229, 246, 290 (2), 303, 329, 502, 611. Present paper. See "Leave." Speak again, 220 (2), 435, 467, 631. Speak again after Member closing debate having spoken in reply, 66. Presents paper during, 396, 408. Stabilisation of meat prices. See Committees-Prices", "Motions-To take note of papers" and "Statements." Standing Orders- No. 18. See "Deputy Chairmen of Committees." No. 91. See "Business-Debate." No. 93. See "Business." No. 106. See "Grievance debate." No. 107. See "Public Importance-Discussion of matters of." No. 110. See "Motions-Want of confidence." No. 236. See "Standing orders-Suspension of." 16091/78-3 index to Votes and Proceedings

Standing Orders-continued No. 305. See "Members-Named and suspended." No. 321. See "Papers." No. 359. See "Standing orders-Suspension of." Committee. See "Committees." Time for divisions and quorums. See "Motions-Principal." Suspension of- By leave, to enable- Bills- Amendment to be moved by Minister to Bill during consideration in committee of whole of amendments made by Senate in Bill, 268. Certain Bills to be presented and read first time together; one motion moved and one question put in regard to, respectively, second readings, committee's report stage, and third readings together; and consideration in one committee of whole, 138, 203, 256, 283. One declaration of urgency and one motion for allotment of time in respect of certain Bills, 627. Business- General-Notice to be continued, 328. Government-Order of day to be continued (Grievance debate), 51. Motions-To be moved relating to- Censure of- Government, 25. Prime Minister, 543. Want of confidence in Government, 471. Speech- Members-To speak- For specified period of time, 70, 71 (2), 75, 104, 152, 253, 290, 303, 369. Without limitation of time, 34, 443, 566, 621. Minister-To speak, when moving second reading of Bill- For specified period of time, 45. Without limitation of time, 122. On contingent notice, to enable-Bills-Remaining stages to be passed without delay, 90, 348-9, 558-9. On notice, to enable-Bills- Amendment to be moved by Minister to Bill during consideration in committee of whole of amendments made by Senate in Bill, 249, 294. Certain Bills- To be introduced and passed through all stages, 384-5. To be presented and read first time together; one motion moved and one question put in regard to, respectively, second readings, committee's report stage, and third readings together; and consideration in one committee of whole, 20, 291. To be presented forthwith and read a first time together; one motion moved without delay and one question put in regard to, respectively, second readings, committee's report stage, and Ihird readings together; consideration in one committee of whole; and messages from Governor-General announced together, 229. Debate on second reading of Bill to ensue forthwith, etc., contingent on presentation and motion for second reading, 164-5. One declaration of urgency and one motion for allotment of time in respect of certain Bills, 184. Index to Votes and Proceedings

Standing Orders-continued Suspension of-continued Without notice and with concurrence of absolute majority, to enable- Bills- Certain Bills to be presented forthwith, 66. Debate on second reading of Bill to ensue forthwith, 216-7. One declaration of urgency and one motion for allotment of time in respect of certain Bills, 523. Business- General- Proceeded with forthwith, 408. To be continued, 121, 217-8. Government-Notice-To be moved forthwith, 383-4. Motion-To be moved relating to confidence in Attorney-General, 103. Speech-Member to conclude, 408. Suspension of, moved without notice (and negatived, unless otherwise shown)- To enable- Bills- Question on second reading of Bill to be again proposed, 435-6. To be recommitted before transmission to Senate, 162-3. Business- General-Notice-Debate on to be reopened, 121. Government-Order of day-Debate on to be reopened, 107. Debate on-Government's action in gagging previous debate, 166. Motions-To be moved relating to- Censure of Prime Minister, 184. Condemnation of Government and Minister for Defence, 355-6. Debate on second reading of Bill, 170-1. Documents relevant to raid on A.S.I.O., and execution of three Australian citizens by Yugoslav Government, 130-1. Establishment of select committee on possession of certain documents by Member for Blaxland, 365-6. Request to Senate for leave to Attorney-General to attend House for examination, 106-7. Paper-To be tabled, 403-4. Speech-Member to speak, 341-2, 442, 514. Statements-To be made realting to- Airport site at Galston, 310. A.S.I.O. investigation-Report of Inter-Departmental Committee meeting, 99. Government's decisions made since Prime Minister's last press conference. 377-8. Prime Minister's remarks concerning Members of Opposition, 97-8. Unspecified subject, 282-3. Statements- Leave to make not granted, 27, 99 (2), 130, 282, 325 (2), 355, 368 (3), 403, 417, 425, 441, 448, 466, 502, 514, 517, 586, 600 (3), 653. Daly, Mr (Leader of House)- Meal periods to operate from and including 6 March 1973, 32. Sitting arrangements of House tomorrow, 47. By leave- Aboriginal Customs-Custody of Nola Banbiaga (Mr Bryant, Mr Hunt), 379. Asian residents of Christmas Island (Mr Peacock), 123. Australian- Arbitration Inspectorate-Report (Mr Sinclair), 230. Biological resources study-Interim Council (Mr Fox), 621. Ixviii Index to Votes and Proceedings

Statements-continued By leave-continued Australian-continued Capital Territory-Joint Committee--Reports (Mr Enderby, Mr Hallett), 305. Health Insurance Program-Paper, (Mr Chipp Mr Daly, Mr Lynch), 502. Industry Development Corporation-Report (Mr Hunt, Mr Lynch, Dr Cairns, Mr Lynch), 585-6. National Airlines Bill 1973-Effect o; Government amendments (Mr Jones), 200. Tourist Commission-Role and activities (Mr Chipp), 443. "Blythe Star"-Inquiry into sinking (Mr Street), 477. Broadcasting and Television Bill 1973-Supplement to second reading speech (Mr Hayden), 203. Care and education of young children-Report (Mr Fraser),631. Commonwealth Parliamentary Associalion-Eighteenth Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference-Report of Delegation from Commonwealth of Australia Branch (Mr Daly, Mr Turner), 82. Commonwealth-State Housing Agreement-Documents associated with negotiations (Mr Bonnett), 54. Computer equipment for Health Insurance Scheme (Mr Street), 230. Conciliation and Arbitration Bill 1973- Incorporation in Hansard of amendments circulated, but not moved, by Members of Opposition (Mr C. R. Cameron), 159. [No. 2]-Future proceedings (Mr Daly, (2), Mr Fraser), 306. Departure of settlers from Australia-Progress report (Mr Lynch), 47. Education of recreation workers-Report (Mr Lynch), 608. Environment and Conservation-Standing Committee-Report- Ayers Rock-Mount Olga National P£.rk (Dr Jenkins, Mr Wentworth), 488. Turtle farming in Torres Strait Islands (Dr Jenkins), 565. Galston, N.S.W.-Question on siting of second Sydney airport (Mr Barnard, Mr Lynch), 343. Grants Commission Bill 1973-Opposition amendments (Mr Whitlam), 210. Immigration-Proposed proceedings on ministerial statement (Mr Daly), 425. Industrial relations--Tripartite industrial peace conference (Mr Snedden), 514. Interim Schools Committee (Mr Beazley), 240. International- Affairs (Mr N. H. Bowen), 223. Monetary system-Meetings-Papers (Mr Snedden), 122. Iron and steel products-Proposed price increases (Mr Snedden, Mr Whitlam), 466. Leave-Granting of (Mr Chipp), 627. Members' transport arrangements (Mr Daly), 127. National pipeline negotiations-Question by Member for Farrer (Mr Connor, Mr Fairbairn), 215. New and Permanent Parliament House-Proceedings on general business motion (Mr Daly), 466. Offshore petroleum resources-Information required under Commonwealth-State Agree- ment-Papers (Mr Fairbairn,Mr Jacobi, Mr Viner), 115. Papua New Guinea-Constitutional development (Mr Peacock), 144. Prices-Joint Committee- Proceedings (Mr Gorton), 369. Reports- Import prices inquiry-Price effcts of currency changes-Report No. 1 (Mr Hurford), 502. Price of- Carpet tiles (Mr D. M. Cameron, Mr Hurford), 601. Meatmeal (Mr Hurford), 621. Stabilisation of meat prices (Mr Hurford), 368. Prime Minister's visit to Central and North America (Mr Peacock), 282. Index to Votes andProceedings

Statements-continued By leave-continued Public Accounts Committee-Reports (Mr Hurford), 215, 245 (Mr Jarman), 503, 586, 609. Public Works Committee-Reports- General Report (Mr Corbett, Mr Fulton, Mr L. R. Johnson, Mr Kelly), 51. H.M.A. Naval Dockyard (stage 1), Williamstown, Vic. (Mr Fulton), 225. Research laboratory, North Clayton (Monash), Vic. (Mr Fulton), 466. Redistribution of Western Australia into Electoral Divisions (Mr Beasley, Mr Hunt, Mr Lynch), 213. Referendum proposals (Mr Snedden), 411. Remarks by- Member for- Ballaarat (Mr Erwin), 240. Blaxland (Mr Snedden), 215. Prime Minister and Minister for Science (Mr McMahon), 27. Road safety- Government policy (Mr Cohen, Mr Fox), 123. Select Committee-First Report (Mr Cohen), 380. Schools in Australia-Report (Mr Fraser), 239. Social Services Bill (No. 3) 1973-Progress (Mr Snedden), 200. Taxation rebate for aged people (Mr Lynch), 449. Turtle farming project in Northern Australia-Reports (Mr L. F. Bowen, Mr Gorton, Mr Hunt, Mr Wentworth), 608. States Grants Bills. See "Bills." Statute Law Revision Bill. See "Bills." Stevedoring Industry Bills. See "Bills." Stokes Hill power station, Darwin. See "Committees-Public Works." Student Assistance Bill. See "Bills." Sun, The. See "Committees-Privileges." Superannuation Bills. See "Bills." Supply Bills. See "Bills." Suspension of- Members. See "Members." Sittings. See "Business." Standing Orders. See "Standing Orders." Swanbourne, W.A. See "Petitions-Land, etc." Sydney airports. See "Committees-Public Works", "Ministerial statements" and "Motions-To take note of papers."

Tariff Board Report-Motion picture films and television programs. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions-To take note of papers." Tariff Proposals- Customs Tariff Proposals moved-1973- Nos. 1 to 5, 35. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) No. 6, 52. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) No. 7, 72. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) Nos. 8 and 9, 148. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) No. 10, 203. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) Nos. 11 to 13, 270. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) Nos. 14 and 15, 398. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) Index to Votes and Proceedings

No. 16, 425. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) No. 17, 482. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) Nos. 18 and 19, 565. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) Excise Tariff Proposals moved-1973-No. 1, 270. (Lapsed at Prorogation.) Taxation rebate for aged people. See "Ministerial statements" and "Statements." Televising of parliamentary proceedings. See "Committees-Broadcasting of Parliamentary Pro- ceedings" and "Motions-General business." Telegraphic charges. See "Petitions." Television. See "Petitions." Territory Authorities (Financial Provisions) Bill. See "Bills." Thorby, Hon. H. V. C.-Death of, 10. The Queen and the Privy Council. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions-To take note of papers." Torres Strait Islands. See "Petitions." Tourism in Australia-Development. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions-To take note of papers." Trade- Discussions with overseas countries. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions-To take note of papers." Practices Bill. See "Bills." Relations between Australia and New Zealand. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions- To take note of papers." Treasurer, Advance to. See "Advance to Treasurer." Truman, Mr Harry S.-Death of, 11. Turtle farming- Farming project in northern Australia. See "Ministerial statements" and "Statements." In Torres Strait Islands. See "Committees-Environment and Conservation-Standing Com- mittee."

United Kingdom. See "Distinguished visitors." United States defence installations in Australia. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions-To take note of papers." Urgent Bills. See "Bills." Usher of Black Rod-Delivers Message from Governor-General or his Deputy, 2, 8.

Vietnam. See "Petitions." V.I.P. aircraft and V.I.P. party travel. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions-To take note of papers." Visit to Japan and China. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions-To take note of papers."

Want of confidence motions. See "Motions-Want cf confidence." Wellington telephone exchange, Perth. See "Committees-Public Works." Index to Votes and Proceedings

Wentworth, Mr W. C.- Appointed member of Council of Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies, 32. Named and suspended, 422, 653 (for 7 days). Whaling. See "Petitions." Wheat- Export Charge Bill. See "Bills." Industry Stabilization Bill. See "Bills." Tax Bill. See "Bills." Whips, Appointment or election of- Australian Country Party, 10. Government, 10. Liberal Party of Australia, 10. White, Mr P.-Proposed recognition as distinguished visitor. See "Speaker-Statements." Wildlife. See "Petitions." Windsor telephone exchange, Melbourne. See "Committees-Public Works." Wine- Grapes Charges Bill. See "Bills." Overseas Marketing Bill. See "Bills." Wireless Telegraphy Bill. See "Bills." Woodsreef Mines Ltd. See "Petitions." Wool- Industry Bill. See "Bills." Tax Bills. See "Bills" and "Standing Orders-Suspension of." Work of session and Government achievements. See "Ministerial statements" and "Motions-To take note of papers." Writs. See "Election of-Members."

Yannathan, Vie. See "Petitions-Airports." Young Couples' Home Assistance Bill. See "Bills." Yugoslavia-Rights of Australian citizens. See "Public importance-Discussion of matters of." Index to the Papers Presented to Parliament

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ABC. See "Australian Broadcasting Commission" and "Broadcasting and Television Act."

Aboriginal- Affairs, Secretary of Department of. See "Committee of Privileges- House of Representatives" and "Department of Aboriginal Affairs." Communities in N.T.-Bilingual education in schools in Aboriginal communities in Northern Territory-Report and recommendations of Advisory Group, March 1973 51 1973 79 Customs-Copy of statement by Mr Bryant (Minister for Aboriginal Affairs), September 1973 Studies. See "Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Act". Aboriginal Enterprises (Assistance) Act-Commonwealth Capital Fund for Aboriginal Enterprises-Report-Year-1972-73 (5th)

Aboriginal Land Rights Commission-Report, 19 July 1973 (1st) Academic salaries-Report of inquiry by Mr Justice Campbell, 16 May 1973 Academy of Science. See "Australian Academy of Science."

A.C.T. See "Australian Capital Territory."

Administrative discretions- Committee on Administrative Discretions-Reports- 19 January 1973 (Interim) 17 October 1973 (Final) . . And see "Prerogative Writ Procedures." Adoption of overseas children by Australian residents- Australian immigration requirements-Statement by Department of Immigration, September 1973 Statement by Mr Grassby (Minister for Immigration) Advance to Treasurer. See "Finance" and "Public Accounts Committee Act."

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Advertising time standards. See "Australian Broadcasting Control Board." Aerobee rockets-Exchange of Notes constituting an Agreement between Australia and United States of America concerning launching of 7 Aerobee rockets, signed Canberra, 18 September 1973

Aeronautical Research Laboratories. See "Department of Supply." Africa. See "Visit to Africa by Senator Willesee (Special Minister of State)." Aged persons homes- List of subsidised homes at 31 December 1972 . And see "Social Welfare Commission" and "States Grants (Dwellings for Aged Pensioners) Act."

Agricultural Tractors Bounty Act-Return-Year-1972-73 300 119731 141 Aid. See "Foreign Affairs-Joint Committee."

AIDC. See "Australian Industry Development Corporation-Act." Air Force Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973- Nos. 96, 97, 98 No. 172 Nos. 199, 200 No. 246

Air Navigation Act- Minister for Civil Aviation-Report-Year-1972-73 (13th) 1973 Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973- No. 182 No. 247

Air services-Agreement between Australia and Malaysia signed Sydney, 4 October 1972

Airlines Agreements Act-Ansett Transport Industries Limited-Airline activities-Financial statements-Year-1972-73 1973 Airports. See "Sydney (Kingsford-Smith) Airport" and "Sydney airports." Albury-Wodonga- Development- Communique of meeting of Prime Minister and Prenders of New South Wales and Victoria, Albury-Wodonga, 25 January 1973 Ministerial Council- Communique and points of agreement of meeting, Albury, 9 March 1973 ...... 43 Communiques of meetings held, Albury, Canberra and Wodonga, 9 March, 23 May and 4 July 1973 . . . 281 Region-Institutions of tertiary education-Location, nature and development. See "Australian Universities Commi;sion, etc." ANA-ASS Index to Papers Presented to Parliament

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Analytical Services Branch. See "Consumer standards" and "Department of Science."

Anglo-Australian Telescope Agreement Act-Anglo-Australian Telescope Board-Report and financial statements, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year- 1970-71 1971-72 1972-73

ANL. See "Australian Coastal Shipping Commission Act."

Annual recreation leave- Correspondence between Mr C. R. Cameron (Minister for Labour) and Public Service Board relating to quantum of entitlements Public Service Board-Circular, 13 Feburary 1973-Quantum of Annual Leave-Determinations Nos. 23 to 29 of 1973

Ansett Transport Industries Ltd. See "Airlines Agreements Act."

Antarctic Division. See "Department of Science."

Apple and Pear Export Charges Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1972-No. 203 1973-No. 115

Apple and pear export industry-Correspondence relating to effect of revaluation of Australian dollar on sectors of Australian fruit industry (5 documents)

Apple and Pear Organization Act-Australian Apple and Pear Board- Report, together with statement by Minister regarding operation of Act-Year-1972-73 (27th) 457 11973 203

Apple and Pear Stabilization Act-Regulation-Statutory Rules-1973- No. 159

Appropriation Bills. See "Finance."

Arbitration. See "Australian Arbitration Inspectorate" and "Conciliation and Arbitration Act."

Armed forces. See "Financial Terms and Conditions of Service, etc."

Army Officers-Resignations-Note for Minister, 16 October 1973 .

Assessment Panel on A.C.T. Education Authority. See "Education in Australian Capital Territory."

ASIO. See "Australian Security Intelligence Organization" and "Croatian terrorist activities in Australia."

Assistance to industries. See "Commission to advise on, etc." and "Tariff- Reports." Ixxvi Index to PapersPresnted to Parliament ATO-AUS

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Atomic Energy Act-Australian Atomic Energy Commission-Report and financial statements, together with Auditor-General's Report- Year-1972-73 (21st) ...... 445 480 1973 315 Atomic Weapons Tests Safety Committee- Fallout over Australia from nuclear weapons tested by France in Poly- nesia during June and July 1972-Report No. 5, October 1972. . 138 136 1973 90 Strontium 90 and Caesium 137 in Australian environment during 1970 and some results for 1971-Report No. 4, September 1972 . . 138 136 1973 89 And see- "Australian Academy of Science", "National Radiation Advisory Committee", "Nuclear explosion fallout", "Radioactive fallout" and "United Nations General Assembly." Attorney-General. See- "Australian Security Intelligence Organization", "Companies and securities legislation", "Croatian-bor Australian citizens" and "Croatian terrorist activities in Australia." Audit Act. See "Finance-Auditor-General."

Auditor-General. See "Finance" and "Public Accounts Committee Act."

Australia-New Zealand Trade. See "Industry and Tracde."

Australian Day 1973-Observance-Report to Minister for Immigration on Good Neighbour Council participation . . . . . 587 623 Australian. See "Gorton, Mr J. G., M.P."

Australian Academy of Science-Biological effects of nuclear explosion fallout-Report to Prime Minister, April 1973 . . . . . 138 136 1973 83 And see- "Atomic Weapons Tests Safety Committee", "National Radiation Advisory Committee", "Nuclear explosion fallout", "Radioactive fallout" and "United Nations General Assembly."

Australian Advisory Committee on Research and Development in Educa- tion. See "Education Research Act."

Australian Apple and Pear Board. See "Apple and Pear Organization Act."

Australian and State Government Ministers-Transcript of proceedings of conference relating to inflation, Canberra, 10 May 197 . . . .. 281 And see- "Albury-Wodonga", "Australian Education Council", "Australian Forestry Council", "Australian Transport Advisory Council" and "Immigration."

Australian anti-dumping Legislation. See "GATT Anti-dauping Code." AUS--AUS Index to PapersPresented to Parliament Ixxvii

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Australian Arbitration Inspectorate-Department of Labour-Report- Year-1972 (1st) ...... 207 230 1973 71

Australian Assistance Plan-Ministerial statement, 30 August 1973. . .. 306 And see "Social Welfare Commission."

Australian Atomic Energy Commission. See "Atomic Energy Act."

Australian Broadcasting Commission (ABC)- Letter, dated 25 June 1973, from McKinsey and Company, Inc. to Sir Robert Madgwick, O.B.E., Chairman of Commission, relating to diagnostic survey of Commission by Company . . . . 527 600 Public opinion of A.B.C.-Results of survey conducted in Sydney and Melbourne in April and May 1973 by Audience Research Department of Commission, July 1973 ...... 363 389 And see "Broadcasting and Television Act."

Australian Broadcasting Control Board- Foreign language programs-Circular letter, 12 November 1973 . . 499 Reports- Breaches of advertising time standards by broadcasting and television stations- March 1973 ...... 109 April and May 1973 ...... 275 June to October 1973 ...... 499 Frequency modulation broadcasting-Current status of plans, May 1973 ...... 259 .. 1973 117 "Payola" in Australia and overseas, November 1973 . . . 546 And see "Broadcasting and Television Act."

Australian Canned Fruits Board. See "Canned Fruits Export Marketing Act."

Australian Capital Territory (A.C.T.)- Education Authority. See "Education in Australian Capital Territory." Joint Committee-Reports-Variations of plan of lay-out of City of Canberra and its environs-Series- 52nd ...... 321 305 1973 134 53rd ...... 321 305 1973 135 54th ...... 321 305 1973 136 55th ...... 534 591 1973 278 Landlord and Tenant Ordinance (No. 3) 1973. See "Regulations and Ordinances Committee." Police-Report-Year-1972-73 ...... 546 608 1973 323 And see- "Land and housing policy in, etc.", "Law Reform Commission of, etc.", "Seat of Government (Administration) Act", "Secondary education for Canberra" and "Third Party Insurance, etc."

Australian Capital Territory Electricity Supply Act-Australian Capital Territory Electricity Authority-Report and financial statements, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year-1972-73 (10th) . . 534 585 1973 254

Australian Capital Territory Representation Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-No. 63 ...... 77 68 lxxviii Index to PapersPresrented to Parliament AUS-AUS

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Australian Capital Territory Supreme Court Act--Rules of Court- Statutory Rules- 1972-No. 189 ...... 13 11 1973-No. 149 ...... 286 271

Australian Capital Territory Supreme Court Act and Matrimonial Causes Act-Rules of Court-Statutory Rules-1973-No. 95 . . . 249 271

Australian Chicken Meat Research Committee. See "Chicken Meat Re- search Act."

Australian Coastal Shipping Commission Act-Australan Coastal Shipping Commission (ANL)-Report and financial statements, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year-1972-73 . . . . 492 544 1973 255

Australian Commission on Advanced Education- Teacher Education 1973-1975-Report to Commission by Special Com- mittee on Teacher Education, accompanied by recommendations of Commission, March 1973 ...... 151 152 1973 54 And see "Australian Universities Commission and Australian Com- mission on Advanced Education."

Australian Commission on Advanced Education Act-Regulations- Rules-1973- No. 20 . 13 11 Nos. 130, 133 ...... 286 271

Australian Commission on Advanced Education Act and other specified Acts-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-No. 225 . . . 587 622

Australian content of television programs. See "Education, Science and the Arts."

Australian Council for the Arts- Reports on future workings of Council and its Boards- Draft ...... 206 215 1973 44 Final...... 476 502 1973 300 Statement by Prime Minister relating to draft report, 24 May 1973 . 206

Australian Dairy Produce Board. See "Dairy Produce Export Control Act." Australian defence- Ministerial statement, 22 August 1973 ...... 285 Reshaping of activities following administrative review-Statement by Mr Barnard (Minister for Defence) . . .. 544 And see "Defence group of Departments." Australian Dried Fruits Control Board. See "Dried Fiuits Export Control Act."

Australian Education Council-Report by Mr Beatzley (Minister for Education) on conference, Melbourne, 14-15 June 1.973 . . . 439 475

Australian Egg Board. See "Egg Export Control Act."

Australian Electoral Office Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973- No. 128 ...... 286 271 AUS-AUS Index to PapersPresented to Parliament Ixxix

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Australian Film Development Corporation Act-Australian Film Develop- ment Corporation-Report and financial statements, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year- 1971-72 (2nd) ...... 25 27 1973 19 1972-73 (3rd) ...... 492 550 1973 314

Australian Fire Board-Report-Year-1972-73 . . . . 505 561 1973 313

Australian Forestry Council-12th Meeting, Brisbane, 8 June 1973- Summary of resolutions and recommendations . . . . . 433 475

Australian fruit industry. See "Apple and pear export industry."

Australian Government grants to local government-Procedures-Joint paper by Senator Willesee (Special Minister of State) and Mr Uren (Minister for Urban and Regional Development) . . . . 483 531

Australian Health Insurance Program- Paper stating Government's intentions, 7 November 1973 . . . 476 502 1973 248 And see "Health Insurance scheme proposed for Australia."

Australian Honey Board. See "Honey Industry Act."

Australian Industrial Research and Development Grants Board. See "Industrial Research and Development Grants Act."

Australian Industry Development Corporation- Act-Australian Industry Development Corporation (AIDC)-Report and financial statements, together with auditor's report-Year-1972- 73 (3rd) ...... 527 585 1973 292 Bill. See "South Australian House of Assembly."

Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Act-Council of Australian In- stitute of Aboriginal Studies-Report and financial statements, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year-1972-73 . . . . 303 283 1973 131

Australian Institute of Marine Science Act- Council of Australian Institute of Marine Science-Report and financial statement, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year-1972-73. 546 600 1973 328 Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-No. 67 . . . . . 83 78

Australian Iron and Steel Pty Ltd. See "Prices Justification Act" and "Steel price increases proposed by, etc."

Australian Labor Party. See "Correspondence" and "Voting systems."

Australian Meat Board- Report to Minister for Primary Industry relating to stabilisation of domestic meat prices, 26 April 1973 ...... 127 136 1973 84 And see "Meat Industry Act."

Australian Meat Research Committee. See "Meat Research Act."

Australian Military Forces Relief Trust Fund. See "Services Trust Funds Act."

Australian Minerals Council. See "Offshore petroleum resources." Index to PapersPresented to Parliament AUS-AUS

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Australian National Airlines Act-Australian National Airlines Commis- sion (TAA)-Report and financial statements, together with Auditor- General's Report-Year-1972-73 (28th) . 587 624 1973 331 Australian National Line. See "Australian Coastal Shipping Commission Act."

Australian National University Act- Council of Australian National University-Report-Year-1972 . 321 301 1973 154 Statutes- No. 108-Faculties and Faculty Boards (Institute of Advanced Studies) Amendment No. 1 ...... 127 132 No. 109-Academic and Ceremonial Dress Amendment No. 4. . 546 598 No. 110-Membership of Council Amendment No. . . . 546 598 And see "Human rights."

Australian Paper Manufacturers Ltd. See "Prices Justification Act."

Australian Pig Industry Research Committee. See "Pig Industry Research Act."

Australian Post Office. See "Post and Telegraph Act."

Australian Pre-schools Committee. See "Care and education of young children."

Australian Schools Commission. See "Schools Commission" and "Schools' in Australia."

Australian Security Intelligence Organization (ASIO)- Letter, dated 20 August 1973, from Mr P. Barbour, Director-General of Security, to Senator Murphy (Attorney-General), ielating to telex message issued to ASIO staff on 28 March 1973; together with covering letter, dated 20 August 1973, from Attorney-General to Prime Minister 286 262 Terms and conditions of appointment of Mr P. Barbour as Director- General of Security ...... 107 104 And see "Croatian terrorist activities in Australia."

Australian Stevedoring Industry Authority. See "Stevedorirg Industry Act." Australian Tobacco Board. See "Tobacco Marketing Act "

Australian Tourist Commission-Copy of statement by Mr Stewart (Minis- ter for Tourism and Recreation), relating to Annual Report of Australian Tourist Commission, 16 October 1973 . . . . . 434 Australian Tourist Commission Act-Australian Tourist Commission- Report and financial statements, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year 1972-73 (6th) . . . . . 434 442 1973 229

Australian Transport Advisory Council-Copies of joint statements by Ministers attending meeting, Hobart, 16 February 1973 concerning- Increased controls on vehicle exhaust emissions . . . . 71 57 Safer fuel systems for trucks ...... 71 57 Stricter tests for seat belts . . . . . 71 57 AUS-BAN Index to Papers Presented to Parliament Ixxxi

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Australian Universities Commission. See "Expansion of Medical Education."

Australian Universities Commission and Australian Commission on Ad- vanced Education-Report on location, nature and development of institutions of tertiary education in Sydney, Melbourne and Albury- Wodonga region . 152 143 1973 47

Australian Universities Commission Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1973-No. 211 ...... 454 493

Australian War Memorial Act-Board of Trustees of Australian War Memorial-Report and financial statements, together with Auditor- General's Report-Year-1972-73 (10th) . 573 620 1973 330

Australian Water Resources Council-Minutes of 15th Meeting held at Hobart, 27 July 1973 ...... 407 421

Australian Wine Board. See "Wine Overseas Marketing Act."

Australian Wool Board. See "Wool Industry Act."

Australian Wool Commission Act- Australian Wool Commission- Report-Period-July to December 1972 (Interim) . . . . 454 502

Australia's- Foreign Aid. See "Finance" and "Foreign Affairs-Joint Committee." Relations with Indonesia. See "Foreign Affairs-Joint Committee."

Austria. See "Extradition."

Ayers Rock - Mount Olga National Park. See "Environment and Conservation."

Baby foods. See "Consumer standards, etc."

Bacteriological (Biological) and Toxin Weapons-Convention on Pro- hibition of Development, Production and Stockpiling of Bacteriological (Biological) and Toxin Weapons and on their Destruction, signed for Australia on 10 April 1972 . . . . . 282 237

Banking Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973- No. 72 . 110 117 No. 197. . . . . 413 429

Banking in Papua New Guinea- Report of Committee, November 1972 .. 332 301 1973 137 Statement by Mr Crean (Treasurer), Mr Morrison (Minister for External Territories) and Mr Julius Chan, Minister for Finance in Papua New Guinea, 10 April 1973 ...... 332 301

Bankruptcy Act-Report-Year-1972-73 (6th) . . . . . 359 378 1973 198 Ixxxii Index to PapersPresented to Parliament BAR-BRO

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Barnard, Hon. L. H., M.P. See "Australian Defence" and "Correspondence."

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Beazley, Hon. K. E., M.P. See "Australian Education Council" and"Schools in Australia."

Bilingual education in schools in Aboriginal communities in N.T. See "Aboriginal-Communities, etc."

Biological effects of nuclear explosion fallout. See "Australian Academy of Science" and "Nuclear explosion fallout."

Bland, Sir Henry. See "Administrative Discretions."

Bloomfield, Professor. See "Recreation in Australia."

Blowering Reservoir. See "Correspondence."

Board of Trustees of Australian War Memorial. See "Australian War Memorial Act."

BOC of Australia Ltd. See "Offshore Petroleum Resource."

Book Bounty Act- Copy of letter from Crown Solicitor to Comptroller-General of Customs and Excise relating to interpretation of Book Bouty Act 1969-70, 7 May 1973 . . . 197 Return-Year-1972-73 ...... 312 300 1973 140

Boundaries between Papua New Guinea and Indonesia-Agreement between Australia and Indonesia, signed at Djakarta on 12 February 1973 282

Bounties and Subsidies. See- "Agricultural Tractors Bounty Act", "Book Bounty Act", "Cellulose Acetate Flake Bounty Act", "Metal Working Machine Tools Bounty Act", "Nitrogenous Fertilizer Subsidies Act", "Phosphate Fertilizers Bounty Act" and "Sulphuric Acid Bounty Act."

British Secretary of State for Defence. See "Correspondence."

Broadcasting and Television. See "Australian Broadcasting Control Board" and "Education, Science and the Arts, etc."

Broadcasting and Television Act- Australian Broadcasting Commission-Report and financial statement- Year-1972-73 (41st)...... 352 Australian Broadcasting Control Board-Report and fingncial statement, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year-1972-73 (25th) 286 BRO---CAN Index to PapersPresented to Parliament Ixxxiii

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Broadcasting and Television Act-continued Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973- No. 1 ...... 13 11 No. 90 ...... 191 204 And see "Australian Broadcasting Commission" and "Australian Broadcasting Control Board."

Broken Hill Pty Co. Ltd. See "Prices Justification Act", "Steel price increases by, etc." and "Wage rates and conditions at Whyalla steel works, etc." Bryant, Mr G. M., M.P. See "Aboriginal Customs."

Bureau for Economic Co-operation. See "South Pacific Bureau for Economic Co-operation."

Bureau of Meteorology. See "Department of Science."

Bureau of Roads. See "Commonwealth Bureau of Roads."

Bureau of Transport Economics. See- "Freight Transport to North West Australia", "Public Transport Investment Proposals, etc.", "Tasmania's Interstate Transport Problems" and "Tenders for sleepers for the Trans-Australian Railway."

Bury, Hon. L. H. E., M.P. See "Commonwealth Superannuation Scheme."

Butters, Mr J. See "Correspondence-Teleprinter message, etc." Byrne, Hon. M., M.L.A. See "Stevedoring Industry Council."

Caesium 137. See "Atomic Weapons Tests Safety Committee." Calder, Mr S. E., M.P. See "Northern Territory Land Acquisition."

Cameron, Mr C. R., M.P. See "Annual recreation leave", "Stevedoring Industry Council" and "Voting systems."

Campbell, Mr Justice W. B. See "Academic salaries." Canberra College of Advanced Education Act- Council of Canberra College of Advanced Education-Report and financial statements, together with Auditor-General's Report-1972 . 342 310 1973 195 Statutes- No. 17-Election of Student Members of Council Amendment No. 1. 68 55 No. 18-Courses and Awards Amendment No. 2 . . . . 68 55 No. 19-Courses and Awards Amendment No. 3 . . . . 286 271 No. 20-Courses and Awards Amendment No. 4 . . . . 286 271

Canberra Times, The. See "R.A.A.F. Officers, etc." Canned fruits and vegetables. See "Consumer Standards, etc." lxxxiv Index to PapersPresented to Parliament CAN--CHR

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Canned Fruits Export Charges Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1973-No. 116 ...... 286 271

Canned Fruits Export Marketing Act- Australian Canned Fruits Board-Report and financial statements, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year-1972 (47th) . . 600 636 1973 273 Regulation-Statutory Rules-1972-No. 204 . . . . 13 11 Canning fruit growers in New South Wales. See "Correspondence."

Care and education of young children-Australian Pre-schools Committee- Ministerial statement, 11 December 1973 ...... 631 Report, dated November 1973 ...... 631 1973 279 Carey Baptist Grammar School. See "Voting systems."

Carpet tiles-Price of. See "Prices-Joint Committee." Carr, Professor, A. F. See "Turtle farming project in northern Australia."

Cass, Dr M., M.P. See- "Correspondence", "Environmental Protection", "National Estate Task Force" and "Water resources management."

Cellulose Acetate Flake Bounty Act-Return-Year-1972 . . 127 132 1973 78 Cellulose Australia Ltd. See "Prices Justification Act."

Central Studies Establishment. See "Department of Supply." Chan, Mr J. See "Banking in Papua New Guinea."

Chicken Meat Research Act-Australian Chicken Meat Research Com- mittee-Report-Year- 1971-72 (3rd) ...... 25 35 1973 51 1972-73 (Interim) ...... 413 447 Child Care Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973- No. 45 ...... 77 68 No. 168 . . . . . 332 315 Child migrant education in schools of high migrant density in Melbourne- Report on survey- Ministerial statement, 5 April 1973 ...... 98 Report, dated March 1973 ...... 115 98 1973 81

Children's nightclothes-Safe design rules. See "Consumer standards, etc."

China. See "People's Republic of", "Trade" and "Visit to Japan and China."

Chipp, Hon. D. L., M.P. See "Health Insurance."

Chou En-lai, Mr. See "Visits to Japan and China."

Christmas Island-Report-Year-1971-72 ...... 332 305 1973 200 CHR--CV Index to PapersPresented to Parliament lxxxv

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Christmas Island Act- Ordinances- 1972- No. I-Children'sSCourt. No. 2-Children and Young Persons No. 3-Supreme Court No. 4-Interpretation No. 5-Probate and Administration No. 6-Police Force 1973- No. I-Police Force No. 2-Interpreta.tion No. 3-Road Traaffic No. 4-Traffic (Miscellaneous Safety Measures) No. 5-Importation of Dogs and Cats . Regulations-1973-No. 1 (Police Force Ordinance) .

Cinematograph Films Board of Review-Report-Year-1972-73 .

Cities Commission Act- Cities Commission-Report- And financial statements, together with Auditor-General's Report- Period ending 30 June 1973 13 June 1973, relating to recommended New Cities Program 30 June 1973, relating to urban and regional development for five year period commencing 1 July 1973 And see "National Urban Framework." Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-No. 142

Citizenship and settlement-Policy and objectives-Statement by Mr Grassby (Minister for Immigration), 6 December 1973

Citizenship Act- Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973- No. 29 No. 196 Return-Year-1972-73 . 1973 I 297

Civil Aviation. See- "Air Navigation Act", "Air services", "Airlines Agreements Act", "Department of Civil Aviation", "Sydney (Kingsford-Smith) Airport" and "Sydney airports."

Civil and Political Rights-International Covenant, signed for Australia on 18 December 1972

Civil Works Programme. See "Finance." lxxxvi Index to PapersPresented to Parliament COA-COM

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Coal Industry Act-Joint Coal Board-Report and financial accounts, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year- 1971-72 (25th) . . 27 16 1972-73 (26th) 600 329

Coastal shipping. See "Australian Coastal Shipping Commission Act."

Cocoa Agreement. See "International Cocoa Agreement."

Cocos (Keeling) Islands Act- Ordinance-1973-No. 1-Interpretation . . . 324 Report-Year-1971-72 . . . . 305 199. Coffee Agreement. See "International Coffee Agreement."

Cohen, Dr S. W. See "Australian Commission on Advanced Education."

Coleman, Mrs M. See "Social Welfare Commission."

College Proposals for the A.C.T. See "Secondary Education for Canberra."

Commerce (Trade Descriptions) Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1973- No. 41 55 No. 82 . . 197 And see "Customs Act and Commerce (Trade Descriptions) Act."

Commission- Of inquiry into land tenure. See "Land Tenure." On advanced education. See "Australian Commission on Advanced Education."

Commission to advise on Assistance to Industries-Report by Sir John Crawford, dated June 1973 . . . . 396 1973 212 Commissioner- For Employees' Compensation. See "Compensation (Commonwealth Employees) Act." Of- Taxation. See "Taxation." Trade Practices. See "Restrictive Trade Practices Act."

Committee of Privileges-House of Representatives-Report relating to- Article in The Sun, 18 September 1973, together with minutes of proceedings of committee Letter allegedly written by Secretary, Department of Aboriginal Affairs, together with minutes of proceedings of committee .

Committees. See- "Administrative discretions", "Atomic Weapons Tests Safety Committee", "Australian Capital Territory", "Australian Commission on Advanced Education", "Banking in Papua New Guinea", "Care and education of young children", "Chicken Meat Research Act", "Civil Rights of Migrant Australians", 'COM-COM Index to PapersPresented to Parliament Ixxxvii

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Committees. See-continued "Committee of Privileges", "Commonwealth Employment, etc.", "Commonwealth Superannuation Scheme", "Community Health Program for Australia", "Constitutional and Legal Affairs", "Correspondence", "'Defence group of Departments", "Defence Legal Services", "Design Law Review Committee", "Dried Fruits Research Act", "Education Research Act", "Education, Science and the Arts", "Environment and Conservation", "Estimates", "Expansion of Medical Education", "Finance and Government Operations", "Financial Terms and Conditions of Service for Male and Female Mem- bers of the Regular Armed Forces", "Fishing Industry Research Act", "Foreign Affairs", "Foreign Affairs and Defence", "GATT Anti-dumping Code", "Health and Welfare", "Health Insurance Planning Committee", "Immigration Advisory Council-Committee on Social Patterns", "Industry and Trade", "International monetary system", "Lake Pedder", "Meat Research Act", "'Medical rehabilitation program for Australia", "Migrant Task Force Committees", "National Radiation Advisory Committee", "Nursing Home Insurance Proposals", "Pig Industry Research Act", "Prerogative Writ Procedures", "Prices", "Public Accounts Committee Act", "Public Works Committee Act", "Publications", "Regulations and Ordinances", "Road Safety", "Schools Commission", "'Schools in Australia", "Scientific and Technological Information Services", "Secondary Education for Canberra", "'Shipping Services, King Island, etc.", "Small business-Report of Committee", "Social Environment", "Social Welfare Commission", "Sydney (Kingsford-Smith) Airport" and "Third Party Insurance Premiums Advisory Committee."

Commonwealth Actuary. See "Superannuation Fund." Commonwealth and State Ministers for Housing-Transcripts of proceedings of conferences held at Canberra on 23 March 1973 and Adelaide on 5 April 1973 ...... 191 193 lxxxviii Index to PapersPresented to Parliament COM-COM

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Commonwealth and State Ministers of Labour-6th Meeting, Melbourne, 23 February 1973- Notes of meeting. Press statement

Commonwealth Assistance for Urban Transport-Copi.s of statements (2) by Hon. C. K. Jones, M.P., Minister for Transport, dated 16 and 19 February 1973 71 Commonwealth Banks Act- Appointment Certificates- Blackhall, M. B...... 68 Clauson, D. R. . 115 Downs, G. A. 13 Faulks, B. W. 407 Geary, M. McG. . 13 Heaton, K. J. . . . 58 Lee, P. K. . . . 484 McKenzie, D. A. 332 McNab, R. B. . . . 34 Milledge, J. R.. 534 Morrison, G. R. . 407 Nussey, R. . . 34 Reed, R. J. . . . 587 Scott, J. D. . . 393 Sebatier, R. F. 352 Sedgwick, V. J. 58 Shiu, W. C. K. . 179 Wellink, W. T. 299 Winton, J. A. 299 Commonwealth Banking Corporation, Commonwealth Trading Bank of Australia, Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australia and Common- Development Bank of Australia-Reports and financial statements, together with Auditor-General's Reports thereon-Year-1972-73 . 363 378 1973 193 Commonwealth Bureau of Roads-Reports- Effects of stopping freeway construction in State capital cities, 1973 303 281 1973 142 Roads in Australia, 1973 . . . . 600 636 1973 293 Commonwealth Capital Fund for Aboriginal Enterprises. Sse "Aboriginal Enterprises (Assistance) Act."

Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Commission. See "Con- ciliation and Arbitration Act."

Commonwealth Development Bank of Australia. See "Commonwealth Banking Corporation, etc."

Commonwealth Electoral Act. See "Northern Territory Representation Act, etc."

Commonwealth Electoral Act and Referendum (Constitution Alteration) Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-No. 62 77

Commonwealth Employees' Furlough Act-Regulation-Stalutory Rules- 1973-No. 86 COM-COM Index to PapersPresented to Parliament lxxxix

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Commonwealth Employment Service Statistics-Advisory Committee- Report-November 1973 . . . . 265

Commonwealth Grants Commission. See "Grants Commission Act."

Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, Ottawa, 2 to 10 August 1973- Final communique . . Statement, 3 August 1973, on occasion of tenth anniversary of treaty banning nuclear weapon tests in the atmosphere, in outer space and under water

Commonwealth Health Insurance Council. See "Nursing Home Insurance Proposals."

Commonwealth Parliamentary Association-Report of Commonwealth of Australia Branch Delegation-18th Conference, Blantyre, Malawi, October 1972

Commonwealth Police Act-Commonwealth Police Force-Report- Year-1972-73 And see "Croatian terrorist activities in Australia."

Commonwealth Postgraduate Awards Schemes-Notes by Department of Education, dated August 1973 .

Commonwealth Railways Act-Commonwealth Railways Commissioner- Balance sheet as at 30 June 1972 (in substitutionfor balance sheet included in Report of Commissioner for year 1971-72 presentedon 8 March 1973) Financial statements-Year-1972-73 (Interim) Report-Year-1971-72 .

Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australia. See "Commonwealth Banking Corporation, etc."

Commonwealth Scholarships and Awards Regulations. See "Regulations and Ordinances Committee."

Commonwealth Scholarship Board-Report-1972 531 11973 294

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization. See "Science and Industry Research Act."

Commonwealth Serum Laboratories Act-Commonwealth Serum Lab- oratories Commission-Report and financial statements, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year-1972-73 (12th)

Commonwealth Superannuation Scheme- Departmental memorandum to Prime Minister relating to his answer to a question without notice asked by Hon. L. H. E. Bury, M.P. . Report of Treasury Committee on Superannuation, March 1973 .

Commonwealth Teaching Service Act- Commonwealth Teaching Service Commissioner-Report-Period- 12 October to 31 December 1972 Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-No. 143 Index to PapersPresented to Parliament coM-CON'

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Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation- Agreement Terminating Commonwealth Telecommurications Organis- ation Financial Agreement 1969, signed for Australia at London on 30 March 1973 . . . . 283 Financial Agreement 1973, signed for Australia at London on 30 March 1973 ...... 283

Commonwealth Trading Bank. See "Commonwealth Banking Corporation, etc."

Community Health Program for Australia-Report of National Hospitals and Health Services Commission Interim Committee, dated 28 May 1973 225

Companies and securities legislation- Comments from American experience on proposed Australian Companies and Securities Legislation, by Professor L. Loss, 13 July 1973 . 343 Statement on Report by Attorney-General (Senator L. K. Murphy, Q.c.)

Compensation (Commonwealth Employees) Act-Commissioner for Em- ployees' Compensation-Report-Year-1972-73 (2nd) 413

Compensation (Commonwealth Employees) Bill. See "Constitutional and Legal Affairs."

Compensation scheme inquiry. See "National rehabilitation, etc."

Comptroller-General of Customs and Excise. See "Book Bounty Act."

Conciliation and Arbitration Act-President of Commonwealth Con- ciliation and Arbitration Commission-Report-Year ended- 13 August 1972 (16th) ...... 29 27 1973 24 13 August 1973 (17th) . . . . 607 648 1973 291.

Connor, Hon. R. F. X., M.P. See "Correspondence" and"Srowy Mountains Council."

Conservation. See "Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora", "En- vironment and Conservation, etc." and "Kangaroo Conservation."

Consolidated Revenue Fund. See "Public Accounts Committee Act."

Consumer protection standards-Ministerial statement, 9 May 1973 . 166 Consumer standards- Department of Science-Analytical Services Branch-Reports- Microbiological quality of baby foods . Trace metals in canned fruits and vegetables . Interim Commission-Ministerial statement, 13 September 1973 . Research in Government laboratories-Ministerial statement, 9 May 1973 166 Standards Association of Australia-Standards- Safe design rules for children's night-clothes (AS 1249--1972) Sunglass lenses (AS 1067-1971) . Toothbrushes (AS 1032-1971)

Constitutional and Legal Affairs-Senate Standing Committee-Report on Compensation (Commonwealth Employees) Bill 1973, 10 May 1973 1973 . 38- coo-cou Index to PapersPresented to Parliament

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Coombs, Dr H. C. See "Finance-Review of continuing expenditure policies, etc."

Coral Sea Islands Act-Ordinance-1973-No. 1-Application of Laws . 454 493

,Correspondence- Circular letter from Dr Everingham (Minister for Health) to electors of New South Wales State Division of Monaro concerning Australian Labor Party candidate for forthcoming General Election for Legis- lative Assembly, together with envelope addressed to an elector of the Division ...... 532 ,Letter(s)- 4 December 1972, from Hon. I. McC. Sinclair, M.P., Minister for Primary Industry, to Mr A. J. Grassby, M.P., concerning situation of canning fruit growers in New South Wales . . ... 51 11 September and 3 October 1973, from Mr D. G. Hill, a member of the Lake Pedder Committee of Enquiry, to Dr Cass (Minister for the Environment and Conservation) relating to engineering review of Committee's Interim Report by Snowy Mountains Engineering Corporation ...... 421 2 October 1973, from Mr N. J. D. Williams,of Woodside-Burmah Oil Company, to Mr Connor (Minister for Minerals and Energy), relating to relationship between Government and Woodside-Burmah .. 443 From Mr Lynch to Mr Grassby (Minister for Immigration) concerning effects of Australia's withdrawal from Intergovernmental Committee for European Migration . . . .. 375 .Minute dated- 6 March 1973, from Sir Arthur Tange, C.B.E., Secretary of Department of Defence, to Minister for Defence, relating to attendance of member of Minister's staff at ministerial defence conference with British Secretary of State for Defence ...... 34 26 September 1973, from Mr A. S. Reiher, Deputy Chairman of Snowy Mountains Council, to Mr Connor (Minister for Minerals and Energy) relating to special meeting of Snowy Mountains Council held to consider control of water in Lower Tumut River below Blowering Reservoir ...... 394 Teleprinter message of 26 September 1973 from Mr J. Donald, Executive Member of Pipeline Authority to Mr J. Butters, Managing Director, East-Aust. Pipeline Corporation Ltd, concerning letting of certain contracts for Gidgealpa-Sydney natural gas pipeline . . . .. 447 .And see- "Annual recreation leave", "Apple and pear export industry", "Australian Broadcasting Commission", "'Australian Broadcasting Control Board", "Australian Security Intelligence Organisation", "Croatian-born Australian citizens", "Schools in Australia" and "United Kingdom-Australia Trade Agreement." ,Council for the Arts. See "Australian Council for the Arts." Council of Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies. See "Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Act."

Council of Australian Institute of Marine Science. See "Australian Institute of Marine Science Act." Index to PapersPresented to Parliament COU--CRO

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Council of Australian National University. See "Australian National University Act."

Council of Canberra College of Advanced Education. See "Canberra College of Advanced Education Act."

Council of National Library of Australia. See "National Library Act" and "Scientific and Technological Information Service."

C.P.A. See "Commonwealth Parliamentary Associaticn."

Crawford, Sir John. See "Commission to advise on Assistance to Industries."

Crean, Hon. F., M.P. See "Banking in Papua New Guinea."

Criminal extremist activities-Progress report by Minister for Immigration on investigation of residents associated with criminal extremist activities, May 1973 ...... 255

Criminal justice system in Northern Territory. See "Northern Territory Criminal Justice System."

Criminology Research Acts-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1972-No. 184 . . . . . 13 11

Croatian-born Australian citizens-Problems of dual nationality-Letter dated- 12 September 1972 from Attorney-General to Acting Minister for Foreign Affairs ...... 130 12 October 1972 from Attorney-General to Minister for Foreign Affairs...... 130 19 October 1972, 2 November 1972 and 20 November 1972 from Minister for Foreign Affairs to Attorney-General . . . . 130 27 November 1972 from Attorney-General to Minister for Foreign Affairs ...... 130

Croatian terrorism- Incidents with connotations of violence within Yugoslav community 1963-1972, dated 10 April 1973 ...... 104 Lists showing approaches by Yugoslav Government and Australian Government responses, 1963-1972, concerning Croatian terrorism . .. 104 Ministerial statement, 27 March 1973 ...... 60

Croatian terrorist activities in Australia- Composite document containing texts of 21 Statutory Declarations made at Sydney, New South Wales, on 29 April 1973 . . . . 139 Copies of documents from files of Attorney-General's Department, Com- monwealth Police and Australian Security Intelligmnce Organization 67 69 Documents tabled by Senator Greenwood, 4 April 1973 . . . 92 Documents tabled by Senator McManus, 12 April 1973- Extracts from Parliamentary Debates of Senate, daed 27 March and 11 April 1973 ...... 125 Statutory Declaration (6), dated 6 September 1972 and 4, 7, 8, and 9 (2) April 1973 ...... 125 Further copies of documents tabled in addition to those tabled on 27 27 March 1973 ...... 74 CRO-DEA Index to PapersPresented to Parliament

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Croatian terrorist activities in Australia-continued Minute dated 27 August 1964 from a First Assistant Secretary, Depart- ment of External Affairs, to the Secretary of that Department . . .. 107 Statutory Declarations (21), dated 29 April 1973 . . . . 139 Yugoslav Secret Police-Background notes . . . . . 125

CSIRO See "Science and Industry Research Act."

Cultural Rights. See "Economic and Social, etc."

Customs Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1972-No. 210 ...... 13 11 1973- Nos. 4 to 7 . . . . 13 11 No. 39 ...... 23 23 Nos. 42, 43 ...... 58 55 No. 74 ...... 127 127 No. 89 ...... 191 204 No. 93 . . . . 208 238 Nos. 102, 138 ...... 286 271 No. 155 ...... 332 307 Nos. 162 to 164, 175 . . . . 332 315 Nos. 217, 218 ...... 492 547 Nos. 227, 228 . . . . . 587 605 No. 248 . . . . . 587 631

Customs Act and Commerce (Trade Descriptions) Act-Regulations- Statutory Rules-1973- No. 13 ...... 13 11 No. 140 ...... 286 271

Customs Tariff- Convention on Nomenclature for Classification of Goods in Customs Tariffs of 15 December 1950 and Protocol of Amendment of 1 July 1955-acceded to by Australia on 18 April 1973 . . . . 434 437 Orders- Exemption from primage duty-No. 1 (1973) . . . . 157 155 Less developed country- No. 4 (1972) . . . . . 43 41 No. 1 (1973) ...... 83 78 LDC Preferential Tariff- Nos. 1, 2 (1973) . . . . 68 61 No. 3 (1973) ...... 394 415 No. 4 (1973) ...... 516 573

Dairy Produce Export Control Act-Australian Dairy Produce Board- Report-Year- 1971-72 (47th) ...... 25 35 1973 18 1972-73 (Interim) ...... 363 389

Darwin, N.T. See "Public Works Committee Act."

Death Duties. See "Finance and Government Operations." Index to PapersPresented to Parliament DEC-DEP

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Decentralization. See "Albury-Wodonga" and "New Cities Programme." Declaration of Human Rights. See "Human Rights." Deeble, Dr J. S. See "Health Insurance Planning Committee." Defence- Report-1973 ...... 476 502 1973 257 And see- "Army officers-Resignations", "Australian defence", "Financial Terms and Conditions of Service for Male and Female Members of the Regular Armed Forces", "Foreign Affairs and Defence", "Naval Defence Act", "Royal Australian Air Force VIP aircraft" and "United States defence installations in Australia." Defence Act- Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1972-Nos. 197, 207 . . . . . 13 11 1973- Nos. 9, 18, 19 . . . . 13 11 No. 88 . . 208 238 No. 99 . . 249 271 Nos. 160, 161, 171 . . . . . 332 315 No. 204 ...... 445 478 No. 206 . . . .455 493 Nos. 215, 220 . . . . 492 547 No. 245 ...... 587 622 Royal Military College of Australia-Report-Period--1 February 1972 to 31 January 1973 . . 455 488 1973 259

Defence Act, Naval Defence Act and Air Force Act-Regulations- Statutory Rules-1973- No. 100 ...... 249 271 Nos. 110, 132 . . . . 286 271 No. 169 . . . . 332 315 Nos. 201, 203 . . . . . 445 478 No. 249 . . . 587 631

Defence (Re-establishment) Act-Regulation-Statutory Rules-1973- No. 53 . . . . 77 68

Defence (Visiting Forces) Act-Regulation-Statutory Rules-1973- No. 10 . 14 11

Defence expenditure as a percentage of gross national product, 1959-60 to 1973-74; and Defence Forces strengths, 1959-60 to 1972-73 . . .. 366

Defence Force Retirement and Death Benefits Act- Defence Force Retirement and Death Benefits Austhority-Report- Period-1 October 1972 to 30 June 1973 (1st) . 558 608 1973 321 Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-No. 188 . . . . . 394 415

Defence Forces Retirement Benefits Act- Defence Force Retirement Benefits Board- Report-Period-1 July to 30 September 1972 (25th . . . 558 608 1973 321 DEF-DEP Index to PapersPresented to Parliament XCV

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Defence Forces Retirement Benefits Act-continued Defence Force Retirement Benefits Board-continued Report on Part III of Act-Period-1 October 1972 to 30 June 1973 (1st) .557 608 1973 322 Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-No. 104 . 286 271

Defence Forces strengths, 1959-60 to 1972-73 . . . .. 356 And see "Defence expenditure, etc."

Defence group of Departments- Organisation-Advisory Committee (Morshead Committee)- Interim Report, dated 9 December 1957 . . . . . 218 242 Second Report, dated 3 February 1958 . . . . . 218 242 Reorganisation- Australian defence-Report by Sir Arthur Tange, c.B.E., Secretary of Department of Defence, November 1973. . . 546 600 Ministerial statement, 4 December 1973 ...... 600

Defence Legal Services-Report of Committee of Review, November 1971 467 495

Defence policy-Ministerial statement, 30 May 1973 . . . . 218 242 Defence Service Homes Act- Director of Defence Service Homes-Report and financial statements, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year- 1972-73 (Interim) ...... 372 389 1972-73...... 608 648 1973 320 Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-No. 173 . . . . 332 315 Defence Service Homes and Lands Acquisition Act-Land acquired at- Adelaide, South Australia ...... 414 437 Bossley Park, New South Wales ...... 658 Brisbane, Queensland ...... 455 493 Defence Standards Laboratories. See "Department of Supply." Dental Association of Australia. See "Health Insurance."

Department of Aboriginal Affairs-Report of Secretary of Department on allegations made during adjournment debate in Senate on 9 October 1973, together with attachments (10 documents) . . . . . 435 And see "Committee of Privileges-House of Representatives."

Department of Civil Aviation- Costs and Revenues-Second report by Working Group to Minister for Civil Aviation, dated May 1971 ...... 347 310 Draft land and building acquisitions program, 1973-74-Schedule submitted to Department of Treasury . .. . 480 Minute, dated 15 March 1973, from Director-General of Department to Mr Jones (Minister for Civil Aviation) relating to Department's land and building acquisitions and rental program, 1973-74 to 1975-76 . . 480

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Department of Education. See "Commonwealth Postgraduate Awards, etc.", "Secondary Allowance Scheme" and"TertiaryAllowance Scheme."

Department of Education and Science-Report-Period-I January to 19 December 1972 .546 600 1973 272 And see "Public Accounts Committee Act."

Department of External Affairs. See "Croation terrori.t activities, etc."

Department of Health-Report of Director-General-'Year-1972-73 439 475 1973 232 Department of Housing. See "Homes Savings Grant Act."

Department of Immigration. See "Adoption of overseas children, etc." and "Interpreting and translating needs in the community."

Department of Labour. See "Australian Arbitration Inspectorate", "Employment problems in Port of Portland, etc." and "Wage rates and conditions at Whyalla steel works, etc."

Department of Media-Report-Period ended-30 June 1973 (1st) . . 434 475 1973 228 Department of Minerals and Energy. See "Offshore Petroleum Resources."

Department of National Development. See "Offshore Petroleum Resources."

Department of Science- Analytical Services Branch-Report-Year-1972-73 . . 527 591 1973 250 And see "Consumer standards, etc." Antarctic Division-Report-Year-1972-73 . . . . 527 591 1973 251 Bureau of Meteorology-Report-Year-1972-73 . . . . 527 591 1973 258 Ionospheric Prediction Service-Report-Year-1972--73 . . . 527 591 1973 253 Patent, Trade Marks and Designs Office-Report-Year 1972-73 . 527 591 1973 252 Project SCORE (Survey and Comparisons of Research Expenditures)- Final summary report on research and development expenditures by Australia in 1968-69 ...... 573 620 1973 271 Report-Period-20 December 1972 to 30 June 1973 . . . 527 591 1973 249

Department of Services and Property-Notes for 1973 Budget debate . .. 480 Department of Social Security. See "Disclosure of information from, etc." and "Social Service Act." Department of Supply-Reports-Years- 1971-72- Aeronautical Research Laboratories ...... 110 81 1973 34 Central Studies Establishment ...... 110 81 1973 33 Defence Standards Laboratories ...... 110 81 1973 31 Weapons Research Establishment...... 110 81 1973 35 1972-73 ...... 479 521 1973 312

Department of Tourism and Recreation. See "Tourism in Australia" Department of Transport. See- "Freight Transport to North-West Australia", "Public Transport Investment Proposals, etc.", DEP-DRA inex to PapersPresented to Parliament xcvii

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Department of Transport-continued "Tasmania's Interstate Transport Problems" and "Tenders for sleepers for Trans-Australian Railway."

Department of Treasury. See "Department of Civil Aviation" and "Public Accounts Committee Act."

Department of Urban and Regional Development-Reports- Period-19 December 1972 to 30 June 1973 (1st) . . . 505 561 1973 260 Suggested de-limitation of regions for purposes of section 17 of Grants Commission Act 1973 . ... 482 1973 246 And see "National Estate Task Force" and "National Urban and Regional Development Authority."

Department of Works- Copy of memorandum from Minister for Works to Director-General of Works directing departmental policy regarding recruitment and allocation of contracts, 12 February 1973 . . . . . 22 General Conditions of Contract . . . . . 279

Departure of settlers from Australia. See "Immigration Advisory Council."

Designs Law Review Committee-Reports- Law relating to Designs (1st Reference), 22 February 1973 . . . 28 .. 1973 1 Utility models (2nd Reference) 286 297 1973 121

Dexter, Mr B. G., Secretary, Department of Aboriginal Affairs. See "Com- mittee of Privileges-House of Representatives." Director of Defence Service Homes. See "Defence Service Homes Act." Director-General of- Health. See "Department of Health." Security. See "Australian Security Intelligence Organization." Social Security. See "Social Services Act." Works. See "Department of Works."

Disclosure of information from Department of Social Security files- Ministerial statement, 21 November 1973 . . .. 550 Discrimination in employment and occupation-Ministerial statement, 22 May 1973 . . . . . 191 199

Division of Monaro. See "Correspondence."

Donald, Mr J. See "Correspondence."

Douglas, Mr D. W. See "Snowy Mountains Council." Draft copy of Minerals (Submerged Lands) Bill 1970 ...... 366 Draft copy of Minerals (Submerged Lands) (Royalty) Bill 1970 .. 366 Drake-Brockman, Senator the Hon. T. C., D.F.C. See "Northern Territory Lands Acquisition." 16091/78-4 xcviii Index to PapersPresented to Parliament DRI-EDU

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Dried Fruits Export Charges Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973- No. 79 . No. 117

Dried Fruits Export Control Act-Australian Dried Fruits Control Board- Report-Year-1972-73 (49th) . . . . 191 Dried Fruits Levy Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules--1973- No. 12 . No. 120

Dried Fruits Research Act-Dried Fruits Research Corrmittee-Report- Year-1971-72 (1st) . . . 91

Dried Vine Fruits Stabilization Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973 -No. 54

Dripstone, N.T. See "Public Works Committee Act." Drug use problems-Recommendations for Australian response

East-Aust. Pipeline Corporation Ltd. See "Correspondence."

Economic, Social and Cultural Rights-International Covenant, signed for Australia on 18 December 1972 434 1 437

Education. See- "Aboriginal-Communities in N.T.", "Australian Commission on Advanced Education", "Australian Education Council", "Australian Universities Commission, etc.", "Care and education of young children", "Child migrant education, etc.", "Commonwealth Postgraduate Awards Schemes, etc.", "Department of Education and Science", "Education Act", "Education, Science and the Arts, Senate Standing Committee, etc.", "Expansion of Medical Education", "Immigration (Education) Act", "Schools Commission", "Schools in Australia", "Secondary Allowances Scheme, etc.", "Secondary Education for Canberra", "States Grants (Pre-school Teachers Colleges) Act", "States Grants (Schools) Act", "States Grants (Science Laboratories) Act", "States Grants (Secondary Schools Libraries) Act", "States Grants (Teachers Colleges) Act" and "Tertiary Allowances Scheme, etc.".

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Education in Australian Capital Territory-Governance and Organisa- tion-Report of Assessment Panel on A.C.T. Education Authority, dated 30 May 1973 245 1973

Education of recreation workers-Report by Mr E. Hamilton-Smith to Minister for Tourism and Recreation 608 1973

Education program-Ministerial statement, 23 August 1973 290

Education Research Act-Australian Advisory Committee on Research and Development in Education-Report-Year-1971-72 (2nd) 353 Education, Science and the Arts-Senate Standing Committee-Report- All Aspects of Television and Broadcasting, including Australian Content of Television Programmes-2nd Progress Report 1973

Egg Export Charges Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-No. 118 272

Egg Export Control Act-Australian Egg Board-Report-Year-. 1971-72 (25th) 215 1973 1972-73 (Interim) ...... 389

Elections- Statistical Returns showing voting within each Sub-division in relation to General Elections for the House of Representatives, 1972- New South Wales 281 1973 South Australia ...... 281 1973 Tasmania ...... 281 1973 Victoria ...... 281 1973 Western Australia ...... 281 1973 Statistical Returns showing voting within each Sub-division in relation to the Senate Election and General Elections for the House of Represen- tatives, 1972-Queensland 281 1973

Electricity Commission of New South Wales. See "Snowy Mountains Council."

Ellicott, Mr R. J. See "Prerogative Writ Procedures." Employees compensation. See "Compensation (Commonwealth Employees) Act." Employment-Problems in port of Portland including effect of changed arrangements for funding guaranteed wage for waterside workers- Report by Department of Labour dated April 1973 74 And see "Discrimination in employment, etc." Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora-Convention on International Trade in, drawn up at Washington on 3 March 1973, signed for Australia on 21 September 1973 437

Enderby, Hon. K. E., M.P. See "Land and housing policy in the A.C.T." Environment and Conservation-House of Representatives Standing Committee-Reports- Ayers Rock-Mount Olga National Park . . 488 1973 215 Turtle farming in Torres Straight Islands . . 565 1973 281 c Index to Papers Presented to Parliament ENV- AL

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Environmental protection-The first year-Statement by Dr Cass (Minister for the Environment and Conservation), December 1973 . . 607 647

Estimates- Reports of Senate Estimates Committees on Additio;al Estimates for year 1972-73- Estimates Committee A . . . 218 Estimates Committee B . . . . . 216 Estimates Committee C . . . . 216 Estimates Committee D . .. . 216 1973 95 Estimates Committee E . . . . 216 Estimates Committee F ...... 216 Reports of Senate Estimates Committees on Particulars of Proposed Expenditure for year 1973-74- Estimates Committee A . . . . . 486 Estimates Committee B . . . . 484 Estimates Committee C ...... 484 Estimates Committee D . . . . . 484 .. 1973 288 Estimates Committee E . . . . . 484 Estimates Committee F ...... 484, 506 .. And see "Finance."

European Migration. See "Correspondence."

Everingham, Hon. D. N., M.P. See "Correspondence."

Excisable products. See "Pre-Budget clearances of, etc."

Excise Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1972-No. 209 . . 14 11

Expansion of Medical Education-Report of Committee on Medical Schools to Australian Universities Commission, July 1973 . . . 307 289 1973 110

Expenditure. See "Finance."

Export Payments Insurance Corporation Act- Export Payments Insurance Corporation-Report and financial statements together with Auditor-General's Report-Year--1972-73 (17th) 439 473 1973 218 Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973- No. 66 ...... 83 78 No. 209 ...... 455 493

Extradition Treaty between Australia and- Austria concerning Extradition, signed at Canberra on 29 March 1973 . 282 237 Sweden concerning Extradition, signed at Stockholm on 20 March 1973 282 237

Extradition (Foreign States) Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973- No. 103 ...... 286 272

Fallout over Australia from nuclear weapons. See- "Atomic Weapons Tests Safety Committee", "Australian Academy of Science", "National Radiation Advisory Committee", "Nuclear Explosion Fallout" and "Radioactive fallout." FAU-FLO Index to PapersPresented to Parliament

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Fauna and Flora. See "Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora." Fiji. See "International Court of Justice."

Film Development Corporation. See "Australian Film Development Corporation Act."

Finance- Advance to the Treasurer-Statement of Expenditure-Year 1972-73 626 282 1973 150 Appropriation Bill (No. 3) 1972-73 .44 Appropriation Bill (No. 4) 1972-73 .44 Appropriation Bill (No. 5) 1972-73 .113 Appropriation Bill (No. 6) 1972-73 .113 Appropriation Bill (No. 1) 1973-74 .269 Appropriation Bill (No. 2) 1973-74 .269 Auditor-General- Report accompanied by Treasurer's Statement of Receipts and Expenditure-Year-1972-73 . . . .312 297 1973 159 Supplementary Report upon other accounts-Year-1972-73 .540 592 1973 263 Australia's External Aid-Year-1973-74 . 294 269 1973 153 Civil Works Programme-Year-1973-74 . . . . . 294 269 1973 144 Estimates of Receipts and Summary of Estimated Expenditure-Year- 1973-74 294 269 1973 151 Government Securities on Issue at-30 June 1973 294 269 1973 147 Income Tax Statistics-Income Year-1970-71 294 269 1973 145 National Income and Expenditure-Year-1972-73 294 269 1973 148 Particulars of- Certain proposed- Additional expenditure in respect of year ending 30 June 1973 115 Expenditure in respect of year ending on 30 June 1974 294 Proposed- Additional expenditure for service of year ending 30 June 1973 115 Expenditure for service of year ending on 30 June 1974 294 Provision for- Additional expenditure for service of year ending 30 June 1973 .42 Certain additional expenditure in respect of year ending 30 June 1973 .42 Payments to or for the States-1973-74 294 269 1973 146 Report on possible ways of increasing imports (Rattigan Report) .294 269 1973 152 Review of continuing expenditure policies of previous Government, June 1973 (Coombs Report) .294 269 1973 143 And see "Estimates" and "Taxation."

Finance and Government Operations-Senate Standing Committee- Report on Death Duties 609 1973 287 Financial Terms and Conditions of Service for Male and Female Members of the Regular Armed Forces-Final Report of Committee of Inquiry, December 1972 28 27 1973 25 Fire Board. See "Australian Fire Board."

Fishing Industry Act-Report-Year-1971-72 (16th) .151 159 1973 88

Fishing Industry Research Act-Fishing Industry Research Committee- Report-Year-1971-72 (3rd) .151 158 1973 93

Flora. See "Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora." Index to PapersPresented to Parliament FOR--GEN

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Foreign Affairs-Joint Committee (Twenty-seventh Parlia ment)-Reports- Australia's Foreign Aid ...... 28 34 1973 3 Australia's Relations with Indonesia (Interim) . . . . . 115 112 1973 36 And see "International affairs." Foreign Affairs and Defence-Senate Standing Committee- Report on Japan ...... 13 .. 1973 2 Statement by Minister for Foreign Affairs relating to Committee's Report on Japan ...... 207 .. 1973 102

Foreign Exchange Operations Fund Agreement-Exchange of Notes further amending Agreement for Laos of 24 December 1963, signed at Vientiane on 1 June 1973 ...... 434 437

Foreign language programs. See "Australian Broadcasting Control Board."

Forestry. See "Australian Forestry Council."

France. See "Atomic Weapons Tests Safety Committee" and "International Court of Justice."

Franki, Hon. Mr Justice. See "Designs Law Review Comnittee." Freeway construction. See "Commonwealth Bureau of Roads." Freight Transport to North West Australia, 1975 to 1990-Report by Bureau of Transport Economics, Department of Transport, 9 May 1973 207 233 1973 100

Frequency modulation broadcasting. See "Australian Broadcasting Control Board." Fruit. See- "Apple and Pear Acts", "Canned Fruits Export Marketing Act", "Correspondence", "Dried Fruits Levy Act", "Dried Fruits Research Act" and "Dried Vine Fruits Stabilization Act."

Fruit growers in New South Wales. See "Correspondence." Fuel systems for trucks. See "Australian Transport Advisory Council, etc."

GATT Anti-dumping Code-Report of Inter-departmental Committee on adoption of GATT Anti-dumping Code and Review of Australian Anti-dumping Legislation ...... 547

Gas. See "Natural gas, etc." and "Offshore natural gas." General Agreements on Tariffs and Trade. See "GATT." GID-HEA Index to Papers Presented to Parliament

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Gidgealpa-Sydney natural gas pipeline. See "Correspondence-Teleprinter message, etc."

Gleeson, Mr L. T. See "Snowy Mountains Council." Gold-Mining Industry Assistance Act-Annual Statement concerning operation of Act, and payment of subsidy-Year-1972-73 (19th) 383 394 1973 233 Good Neighbour Council. See "Australia Day 1973." "Gortonian diplomacy." See "Australian, The."

Government achievements. See "Work of the session, etc."

Government laboratories research. See "Consumer standards, etc." Government Securities on Issue. See "Finance."

Grants Commission Act- Grants Commission-Report-Year-1973 (40th) . . . . 479 521 1973 262 Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-No. 189 . . . . . 394 415 And see "Department of Urban and Regional Development."

Grants to local government. See "Australian Government grants to local government." Grassby, Mr A. J., M.P. See- "Adoption of overseas children, etc.", "Advertisement in Griffith Times, etc.", "Australia Day 1973", "Citizenship and Settlement", "Correspondence" and "Immigration."

Greenwood, Senator the Hon. I. J. See "Croatian terrorist activities, etc."

Griffith Times. See "Advertisement in, etc." Guaranteed minimum wage levy for non-permanent ports-Ministerial statement, 3 April 1973 ...... 90 74

Hamilton-Smith, Mr E. See "Education of recreation workers."

Hansard.See "Prices and Income Control." Hawkins, Professor G. J. See "Northern Territory Criminal Justice System." Hayden, Hon. W. G., M.P. See "Australian Health Insurance Program", "Health insurance" and "Social Welfare Commission."

Heads of Government. See "Commonwealth Heads of Government, etc." Index to PapersPresented to Parliament HEA-HOU

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Health and Welfare-Senate Standing Committee-Reports- Petitions relating to Social Services ...... 334 1973 123 Petition relating to transfer of Social Service Entitlemnts . . . 359 .. 1973 124 Repatriation ...... 460 .. 1973 234

Health Insurance Council. See "Nursing Home Insurance Proposals, etc." Health Insurance Planning Committee-Report to Minister for Social Security, 9 April 1973 ...... 141 136 1973 92

Health insurance- Letter from Mr Hayden (Minister for Social Security) to a constituent . .. 561 Ministerial Press Statements, issued by Government Publicity Office, dated 28 November 1973 ...... 605 Speech by Mr Chipp to Dental Association of Australi. on 21 September 1973 ...... 561

Health Insurance Program. See "Australian Health Insurance Program."

High Commissioner (United Kingdom) Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules--1973- No. 71 . . . . 97 102 No. 177 ...... 363 380 No. 244 . . . . . 587 622

Hill, Mr D. G. See "Correspondence."

Homes Savings Grant Act-Secretary, Department of Housing-Reports- Year- 1972-73 (Interim) ...... 413 432 1972-73 (9th) ...... 476 502 1973 261

Honey Industry Act- Australian Honey Board-Report and financial statements, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year- 1971-72 (9th) ...... 34 39 1973 17 1972-73 (10th) ...... 467 514 1973 311 Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-No. 202 . . . . . 445 478

Honey Levy Act (No. 1)-Regulations-Statutory Rules--1973-No. 193 413 429

Honey Levy Act (No. 2)-Regulations-Statutory Rules--1973-No. 194 413 429 Hospital Benefits Organisations. See "National Health Act."

Hospitals and Health Services Commission Interim Committee. See "Medical Rehabilitation Program, etc."

House of Representatives- Privileges. See "Committee of, etc." Select Committees. See "Road Safety." Standing Committees. See 'Environment and Conservation." HOU-IND Index to PapersPresented to Parliament

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Housing. See "Commonwealth and State Ministers for, etc." and "Land and housing policy in the A.C.T."

Housing, Department of. See "Homes Savings Grant Act."

Housing Loans Insurance Act-Declaration of approved class of lenders- Instrument dated- 3 February 1973 . . . . 4 September 1973, together with explanatory statement

Housing Loans Insurance Corporation-Report and financial statements, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year-1972-73 (9th) 1973 205

Housing loans insurance-Ministerial statement, 12 April 1973

Hughes, Mr P. W. See "Education in Australian Capital Territory."

Human rights-Government's actions and attitudes-Speech by Mr Whitlam (Prime Minister) on 10 December 1973 at Australian National University on occasion of twenty-fifth anniversary of Universal Declara- tion of Human Rights . . 587

Immigration- Report of conference of Australian and State Government Ministers for Immigration held at Brisbane on 11 May 1973 . 321 Statement by Mr Grassby (Minister for Immigration), 9 October 1973 . And see "Adoption of overseas children by Australian residents."

Immigration Advisory Council-Committee on Social Patterns-Inquiry into departure of settlers from Australia- Final report, July 1973 . . . . . 423 442 1973 226 Progress report, October 1972 . . . . 58 47 1973 11 And see- "Child migrant education", "Correspondence", "Croatian-born Australian citizens", "Interpreting and translating needs in the community" and "Migrant Task Force Committees"

Immigration (Education) Act-Migrant Education Program-Report- Year-1972-73 . . . 558 1973

Imperial Acts in Force in Australian Capital Territory. See "Law Reform Commission of Australian Capital Territory."

Import prices inquiry. See "Prices-Joint Committee, etc."

Income Tax Statistics. See "Finance."

Independent Schools (Loans Guarantee) Act-Statement of guarantees and payments-Year-1972-73 . . . 600 1973

India. See "Visit to, etc." Index to Papers Presented to Parliament IND-INT

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Indian Ocean. See "Soviet naval activities in, etc." Indonesia. See- "Boundaries between Papua New Guinea, etc.", "Foreign Affairs-Joint Committee, etc." and "Trade."

Industrial Research and Development Grants Act- Australian Industrial Research and Development Grants Board- Report-Year-1972-73 (6th) ...... 372 389 1973 194 Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973- No. 61 . . 77 68 No. 92 . . 191 204 Industries Assistance Commission. See "Commission to advise on Assist- ance to Industries" and "Tariff-Reports."

Industry and Trade-Senate Standing Committee-Reports- Australia-New Zealand Trade, dated June 1973 . . . . 267 .. 1973 96 Leather Industry ...... 609 .. 1973 286 Reference relating to Prices ...... 460 .. 1973 237 Supply of Steel Pipes for Moomba-Sydney Gas Pipeline . . . 423 .. 1973 239 Industry Development Corporation. See "Australian Industry Development Corporation."

Inflation. See "Australian and State Government Ministers." .

Institute for Unification of Private Law. See "International Institute for."

Institute of Aboriginal Studies. See "Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Act."

Institute of Marine Science. See "Australian Institute of Marine Science Act."

Insurance. See "Third Party Insurance Premiums Advisory Committee."

Insurance Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-No. 141 . . 286 272 Insurance Commissioner. See "Life Insurance Act."

Intergovernmental Committee for European Migration. See "Corre- spondence."

Interim Committee for Schools Commission. See "Schools Commission- Interim Committee."

Interim Forces Benefits Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1972-No. 185 ...... 14 11 1973- No. 26 . . 14 11 No. 154 ...... 286 272

International affairs-Ministerial statement, 24 May 1973 . . . .. 223 INT-INT Index to PapersPresented to Parliament

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International Bank Agreement. See "International Monetary Agreements Act."

International Cocoa Agreement 1972- Agreement ...... 97 82 Ministerial statement, 4 April 1973 ...... 82

International Coffee Agreement 1968, as extended . . . . 332 315 International Conferences- Report of Attendance by Special Minister of State, Senator the Hon. Don Willesee, at United Nations General Assembly and other International Conferences during period 27 September to 24 October 1973 . . 505 Text of- Address by Special Minister of State to- High Level Meeting of Development Assistance Committee of Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, 19 October 1973 .. . . 505 Ministerial Committee for Economic Development of South-East Asia, 15 October 1973 . .. . 505 Speech by Special Minister of State, Senator Willesee, to United Nations General Assembly, 4 October 1973 . . . 505

International Court of Justice- Nuclear Tests Case-Australia v France- Volume 1-Application instituting proceedings . . . 600 624 1973 317 Volume 2-Request for interim measures of protection . .600 624 1973 318 Volume 3-Application by Fiji to intervene preliminary stage . 600 624 1973 319 Statement by Senator the Honourable Lionel Murphy, Q.c., to Inter- national Court of Justice, 23 May 1973 . . 248 International Exhibitions-Convention of 22 November 1928 as amended by Protocols of 10 May 1948, 16 November 1966 and 30 November 1972-Convention as amended by 1948 and 1966 Protocols acceded to by Australia on 6 September 1973 and, as amended by the 1972 Protocol, on 7 September 1973 ...... 435 437 International Institute for Unification of Private Law-Statute drawn up at Rome on 15 March 1940-Acceded to by Australia on 21 March 1973 283 237 International Labour Organisation-International Labour Conference- Convention-131-Minimum Wage Fixing, 1970 (adopted 22 June 1970) 172 177 Reports of Australian Government, Employers' and Workers' Delegates- 55th (Maritime) Session ...... 359 343 1973 171 56th Session, 1971 ...... 207 233 1973 98 57th Session, 1972 ...... 207 233 1973 99 Treaties- Freedom of Association and Protection of the Right to Organise Convention, 1948, adopted at San Francisco on 17 June 1948 (International Labour Organisation Convention No. 87)-Instru- ment of ratification deposited by Australia on 28 February 1973 . 283 237 Right to Organise and Collective Bargaining Convention, 1949, adopted at Geneva on 8 June 1949 (International Labour Organisa- tion Convention No. 98)-Instrument of ratification deposited by Australia on 28 February 1973 ...... 283 237 Index to PapersPres.ented to Parliament INT-JO

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International Monetary Agreements Act-Report on operations of Act, and insofar as they relate to Australia, of International Monetary Fund Agreement and International Bank Agreement-Year- 1971-72 ...... 225 239 1973 58 1972-73 ...... 608 648 1973 282

International Monetary Fund. See "International Monetary Agreements Act" and "International Monetary System."

International Monetary System- Meeting of Committee of Twenty, Washington, March 1973- Communique, 28 March 1973 . . . . 122 Ministerial statement, 12 April 1973 ...... 122 Meeting of World Bank and International Monetary Fund-Ministerial statement, 23 October 1973 ...... 473

International monetary system reform- First outline of reform-Paper prepared by Committe: of Twenty .. 473 Glossary of Terms prepared by Commonwealth Treasary, dated- 11 April 1973 ...... 122 October 1973 ...... 473

International Organizations (Privileges and Immunities) Act-Regula- tions-Statutory Rules- 1972-No. 181 ...... 14 12 1973- No. 114 ...... 286 272 No. 174 . . . . . 332 315 No. 198 ...... 413 429

International Sugar Conference-Ministerial statement, 25 October 1973 .. 482

International trade in endangered species. See "Endangered Species of Wild Fauna, etc."

Inter-Parliamentary Union-Report of Australian Delegation-60th Conference, Rome, September 1972...... 98 119 1973 30

Interpreting and translating needs in the community-Report on survey undertaken by the Department of Immigration, October 1973 . . 407 417 1973 225

Ionospheric Prediction Service. See "Department of Science."

I.P.U. See "Inter-Parliamentary Union."

Japan. See "Foreign Affairs and Defence" and "Visit to Japan and China."

John Paterson Urban Systems Pty Ltd. See "National Urban Framework."

Joint Coal Board. See "Coal Industry Act." JOI-LAN Index to Papers Presented to Parliament

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Joint Committees. See "Australian Capital Territory", "Foreign Affairs" and "Prices."

Jones, Hon. C. K., M.P. See "Commonwealth Assistance for Urban Trans- port" and "Department of Civil Aviation."

Judiciary Act-Rules of Court-Statutory Rules-1973- No. 94 ...... 249 272 No. 205 ...... 455 493

Kangaroo conservation- Ban on export of kangaroo products-Ministerial statement, 20 Nov- ember 1973 ...... 499 544 Report, 30 May 1973, of working party established by Ministers of Australian and State Governments with responsibilities for wildlife conservation ...... 499 544

Karama, N.T. See "Public Works Committee Act."

Karmel, Professor P. H., C.B.E. See "Correspondence" and "Schools in Australia."

King Island. See "Shipping Services, etc." Kingsford-Smith Airport. See "Sydney (Kingsford-Smith) Airport."

Labour. See- "Commonwealth and State Ministers, etc.", "Department of", "International Labour Organisation" and "National product in post-war Australia." Lake Pedder Committee of Enquiry- Engineering Review of Interim Report by Snowy Mountains Engineering Corporation, August 1973 . . . . 352 325 1973 189 Interim Report on Future of Lake Pedder, June 1973 . . . 352 325 1973 188 And see "Correspondence."

Land and housing policy in Australian Capital Territory-Statement by Mr Enderby (Minister for the Capital Territory), 27 September 1973 . .. 398 Landlord and Tenant Law in Australian Capital Territory. See "Law Reform Commission of Australian Capital Territory."

Land tenures-First Report of Commission of Inquiry- Report, 27 November 1973 ...... 546 600 Ministerial statement, 4 December 1973 ...... 600 Index to, PapersPresented to Parliament LAN-LAN

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Lands Acquisition Act-Land, etc., acquired at- Albury, New South Wales ...... 203 224 Amberley, Queensland ...... 287 272 Australian Capital Territory ...... 14, 68, 12, 61, 286(3), 272(3), 402, 415, 414, 429, 455(2) 493(2) Australian Capital Territory and County of Cowley . . . . 286 272 Bohena, New South Wales ...... 286 272 Brisbane, Queensland ...... 179, 455 182 Caiguna, Western Australia ...... 286 272 Canungra, Queensland ...... 14, 600 12, 631 Ceduna, South Australia ...... 511 Collingwood, Victoria ...... 14 12 Coober Pedy, South Australia ...... 407 419 Coonabarabran, New South Wales . . . . 286 272 County of Palmerston, Northern Territory . . . . . 402 224,353, 363,415 County of Stanley, Queensland ...... 272(2) Cremorne, Tasmania ...... 14 12 Devonport, Tasmania ...... 352 353 Dural, New South Wales ...... 286 272 East Maitland, New South Wales ...... 286 272 Eucla, Western Australia ...... 286 272 Finley, New South Wales ...... 191 205 Fyshwick, Australian Capital Territory ...... 12 Glenorchy, Tasmania ...... 347,492 315, 547 Googong (near), New South Wales ...... 467 493 Grenfell, New South Wales ...... 14 12 Griffith, New South Wales ...... 246 272 Hat Head, New South Wales ...... 286 272 Hearder Hill, Western Australia ...... 287 272 Hundred of Bagot, Northern Territory ...... 208,352, 359 Ingleburn, New South Wales ...... 249 272 Lilydale, Tasmania . . . . . 287 272 Lymington-Nile, Tasmania ...... 299 287 Madura, Western Australia ...... 287 272 Moora, Western Australia ...... 267 272 Mundrabilla, Western Australia ...... 267 272 Mungindi, New South Wales ...... 476 511 Parish of South Brisbane, Queensland . . . . . 286 Parish of Toombul, Queensland ...... 267 Pearce, Australian Capital Territory ...... 299 272 Perth, Western Australia...... 287 (2) 272 (2) Policemans Point, South Australia ...... 14 12 St Marys, New South Wales ...... 14 12 Singleton, New South Wales ...... 14 (2) 12 (2) South Deniliquin, New South Wales...... 492 547 Spring Hill, Queensland ...... 493 Streaky Bay, South Australia ...... 600 631 Tarraleah, Tasmania ...... 287 272 Tempe, New South Wales ...... 287 272 Thevenard, South Australia ...... 476 Thursday Island, Queensland ...... 14 12 LAN--MAI Index to Papers Presented to Parliament

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Lands Acquisition Act-Land, etc., acquired at-continued Tumut, New South Wales . 208, 287 238 Williamtown, New South Wales 208 238 Wynyard, Tasmania 286 272 And see "Defence Service Homes and Lands Acquisition Act."

Laos. See " Foreign Exchange Operations, etc."

Law. See "Defence Legal Services" and "Designs Law Review Committee."

Law of Privacy-Report on Law of Privacy by Professor W. L. Morison, February 1973 ...... 98 .. 1973 85

Law Reform Commission of Australian Capital Territory-Reports- Imperial Acts in Force in Australian Capital Territory and Supplementary Reports . 208 239 1973 63 Landlord and Tenant Law in Australian Capital Territory . . . 208 239 1973 67 Management of Property and Affairs of Mentally Infirm Persons. . 208 239 1973 70 Leather Industry. See "Industry and Trade-Senate Select Committee." Legal services. See "Defence Legal Services." Letters. See "Correspondence."

Letts, Dr G. A. See "Northern Territory Lands Acquisition."

Life Insurance Act-Insurance Commissioner-Report-Year-1972 (27th) ...... 203 207 1973 97

Lighthouses Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-No. 195 . 414 429

Liquid fuel resources. See "Natural gas, etc."

Local government. See "Australian Government grants to." Loss, Professor L. See "Companies and Securities Legislation." Lower Tumut Region. See "Snowy Mountains Council." Lynch, Hon. P. R., M.P. See "Correspondence."

McKinsey and Company, Inc. See "Australian Broadcasting Commission."

McLaren, Senator G. T. See "Northern Territory Lands Acquisition."

McManus, Senator F. P. V. See "Croatian terrorist activities, etc." McNeill, Mr J. C. See "Prices Justification Act." Madgwick, Sir Robert, O.B.E. See "Australian Broadcasting Commission." Main, Professor A. R. See "Turtle farming project in northern Australia." Index to Papers Presented to Parliament MAL-MEN

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Malak, N.T. See "Public Works Committee Act."

Malawi. See "Commonwealth Parliamentary Association." Malaysia. See "Air Services."

Management of Property and Affairs of Mentally Infirm Persons. See "Law Reform Commission of A.C.T."

Marine Science. See "Australian Institute of Marine Science Act."

Marriage Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-No. 129 272 Matrimonial Causes Act-Rules-Statutory Rules- 1972-No. 195 12 1973-Nos. 8, 28 12 And see "Australian Capital Territory Supreme Court Act and, etc." Meat Board. See "Australian Meat Board."

Meat Export Charge Act-Regulations-Statutory Rule-1973-No. 235 605 Meat Export Charge Collection Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1973-No. 236 605 Meat Industry Act-Australian Meat Board-Report and financial statements, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year-1972-73 (38th) 447 1973 201 Meat prices. See "Australian Meat Board" and "Prices-Joint Committee." Meat Research Act-Australian Meat Research Com:ittee-Report- Year- 1972-73 (Interim) . . 355 1972-73 608 Meatmeal-Price of. See "Prices-Joint Committee."

Media. See "Department of the Media."

Medical and Hospital Benefit Organisations. See "National Health Act." Medical Education. See "Expansion of Medical Education, etc." Medical Schools. See "Expansion of Medical Education, etc."

Medical rehabilitation program for Australia-National Hospitals and Health Services Commission Interim Committee-Report-November 1973 . 636 1973 I 268 Melbourne, Vic. See "Australian Universities Commission, etc.", "Public Works Committee Act" and "Shipping Services betwien King Island, etc."

Mentally Infirm Persons-Property and Affairs. See "Law Reform Com- mission of Australian Capital Territory." MET-MIN Index to Papers Presented to Parliament

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Metal Working Machine Tools Bounty Act- Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-No. 40 . . . . . 58 55 Return-Year-1972-73 . . . . . 312 300 1973 118

Meteorology, Bureau of. See "Department of Science." Metric Conversion Act- Metric Conversion Board-Report, together with report by Minister on operation of Act-Year-1972-73 (3rd) . . . . . 558 608 1973 284 Regulations-Statutory Rules-1972-No. 198 . . . . . 14 12

Mexico. See "Visit to, etc."

Microbiological quality of baby foods. See "Consumer standards, etc."

Migrant- Australians. See "Civil Rights of, etc." Education. See "Child migrant education, etc." and "Immigration (Education) Act." Migrant Task Force Committees-Reports and recommendations to Minister for Immigration of Committees in- New South Wales, Queensland and Victoria . . . . . 321 301 South Australia, together with a resum6 of report . . . . 483 531 Western Australia ...... 407 417

Migration. See "Correspondence." Milk Fat-Protocol drawn up at Geneva on 2 April 1973 and signed for Australia on 11 May 1973 ...... 435 436

Mines Department of Western Australia. See "Offshore petroleum resources."

Minerals (Submerged Lands) Bill-Minute dated 29 December 1972 from a First Assistant Secretary, Department of Minerals and Energy, to Secretary of that Department ...... 365 And see "Draft copy of, etc."

Minerals (Submerged Lands) (Royalty) Bill. See "Draft copy of, etc." Minister for- Aboriginal Affairs. See "Aboriginal-Customs." Capital Territory. See "Land and housing policy, etc." Civil Aviation. See "Air Navigation Act" and "Department of Civil Aviation." Customs and Excise. See "Pre-Budget clearances, etc." Defence. See "Australian Defence" and "Correspondence." Education. See "Australian Education Council" and "Schools in Aus- tralia." Environment and Conservation. See- "Correspondence", "Environmental Protection", "Kangaroo conservation", "National Estate Task Force", "Water resources management" and "Wildlife conservation." Index to PapersPresented to Parliament MIN-MOR

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Minister for-continued External Territories. See "Banking in Papua New Guinea." Foreign Affairs. See "Croatian-born Australian Citizens "and "Foreign Affairs and Defence." Health. See "Correspondence." Immigration. See- "Adoption of overseas children, etc.", "Australia Day 1973", "Citizenship and settlement", "Correspondence", "Criminal extremist activities", "Immigration" and "Migrant Task Force Committees." Labour. See "Annual recreation leave" and "Stevedoring Industry Council." Minerals and Energy. See- "Correspondence", "Draft copy, etc.", "Minerals (Submerged Lands) Bill", "Offshore petroleum resources" and "Snowy Mountains Council." National Development. See "Offshore Petroleum Resources." Primary Industry. See "Australian Meat Board" and "Correspondence." Social Security. See "Health Insurance Planning Committee" and "Health insurance, etc." Tourism and Recretation. See "Australian Tourist Commission", "Education of recreation workers" and "Recreation in. Australia." Transport. See "Commonwealth Assistance for Urban Transport." Urban and Regional Development. See "Australian Government grants to local government" and "National Estate Task Force." Works. See "Department of Works." And see references under "Attorney-General", "Special Minister for State" and "Treasurer."

Ministerial statements. For lists of all ministerial statements made (but not necessarilypresented) in Senate and House, see under "Ministerial State- ments" in "Index to Journals of Senate" and "Index to Votes and Pro- ceedings of House of Representatives."

Misner, Dr R. L. See "Northern Territory Criminal Justice System." Monaro, Division of. See "Correspondence."

Monash University. See "National product in post-war Australia."

Monetary system. See "International monetary system." Moomba-Sydney Gas Pipeline. See "Industry and Trade." Moore, Mr Justice. See "Steel price increases, etc."

Morison, Prof. W. L. See "Law of Privacy." Morrison, Hon. W. L., M.P. See "Banking in Papua New Guinea." Moreshead, L. J. See "Defence group of Departments." MOT-NAT Index to Papers Presented to Parliament

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Motor vehicle exhaust emissions. See "Australian Transport Advisory Council, etc." Motor vehicle insurance. See "Third Party Insurance Premiums Advisory Committee." Mount Olga National Park. See "Environment and Conservation." Murphy, Senator Hon. L. K. See- "Australian Security Intelligence Organization", "Companies and Securities Legislation", "International Court of Justice" and "Pre-Budget clearances, etc."

Narcotic Drugs-Protocol amending Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs, 1961, drawn up at Geneva on 25 March 1972 and signed by Australia on 22 November 1972 ...... 282 237

National Capital Development Commission Act-National Capital Development Commission-Report and financial statements, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year-1972-73 (16th) . . . 423 442 1973 230

National Debt Sinking Fund Act-National Debt Commission-Report- Year-1972-73 (50th) . . . . . 332 301 1973 149 National Estate Task Force- Joint Statement by Minister for Urban and Regional Development, Hon. T. Uren, M.P., and Minister for Environment and Conservation, Hon. M. Cass, M.P., 21 May 1973 ...... 192 Principal and Policies-Submission to task force by Department of Urban and Regional Development, November 1973 . . . . . 476 517 1973 245 Statement by Prime Minister, 17 May 1973 . . . . 192

National Fitness Act-Report-Period-January 1972-June 1973 . . 608 648 1973 332 National Health Act- Operations of the Registered Medical and Hospital Benefits Organisations -Report-Year-1971-72 . . . . 191 199 1973 49 Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1972-No. 205 ...... 14 12 1973- Nos. 15, 17 . . . . . 14 12 No. 38 . . . . . 23 23 No. 57 . . . . . 77 68 No. 75 ...... 127 127 Nos. 111, 139 ...... 287 272 No. 158 ...... 332 315 Nos. 214, 221 ...... 492 548 No. 229 ...... 587 622 National health scheme. See "Petition." National Hospitals and Health Services Commission Interim Committee. See "Community Health Program for Australia" and "Medical rehabilitation program for Australia." Index to PapersPresented to Parliament NAT-NAV

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National Income and Expenditure. See "Finance, etc."

National Investment Fund Bill. See "South Australian House of Assembly."

National Library Act-Council of National Library of Australia- Report and financial statements, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year-1972-73 (13th) . . . 422 11973 202 And see "Scientific and Technological Information Services."

National Library of Australia. See "National Library Act" and "Scientific and Technological Information Services."

National product in post-war Australia-Report on Seminar given by Mr J. Tilling at Monash University on 24 July 1972 concerning trends in the labour share

National Public Works Conference-General Conditions of Contract- N.P.W.C. Edition 1 Explanatory statement

National Radiation Advisory Committee-Biological aspects of fallout in Australia from French nuclear weapons explosions in Pacific, June-July 1972-Report, April 1973 . . . 87 And see- "Atomic Weapons Tests Safety Committee", "Australian Academy of Science", "Nuclear Explosion fallout" and "Radioactive fallout."

National rehabilitation and compensation scheme inquiry-Ministerial statement, 8 March 1973 . . . . .

National Service Ballots-List showing birth dates drawn in ballots 1965- 1972

National University. See "Australian National University Act."

National Urban and Regional Development Authority-Report-Com- ponents of the Growth of Australia's major Urban Centres, 27 March 1973

National Urban and Regional Development Authority Act-Regu- lations-Statutory Rules-1972-No. 183 .

National Urban Framework-Report to Cities Commission by John Paterson Urban Systems Pty Ltd, March 1973 . 475 1973 216

Natural gas and liquid fuel resources-Ministerial statement, 16 October 1973 . . . . . 443 And see "Offshore natural gas."

Naval Defence Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1972-Nos. 182, 199, 200, 201 ...... 14 12 1973- Nos. 11, 23, 24, 31 ...... 14 12 No. 58. . . 77 68 Nos. 80, 81 127 132 NAV-NOR Index to Papers Presented to Parliament cxvii

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Naval Defence Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-continued Nos. 105 to 108 . 287 272 No. 170 ...... 332 315 No. 178 ...... 363 380 Nos. 208, 212 ...... 455 493 No. 219 . . . 492 548 And see "Defence Act, Naval Defence Act and Air Force Act."

Navigation Act- Navigation (Dangerous Goods) Regulations-Determination of 21 May 1970- Amendment, 9 February 1973 . 23 12 Amendment, 29 November 1973 . . . 587 618 Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1972-No. 193 . . . 14 12 1973- No. 21 14 12 No. 69 . . . . . 83 78 Nos. 121, 122 . . . . 287 272 No. 233 . 587 605 No. 234 . 587 622

Netherlands, The. See "Shipwrecks."

New cities program-Ministerial statement, 23 August 1973 311 290 And see "Cities Commission Act."

New South Wales. See- "Albury-Wodonga", "Correspondence", "Croation terrorist activities, etc.", "Elections", "Migrant task force committees", "River Murray and River Murray Commission", "River Murray Waters" and "Snowy Mountains Council."

Newspaper extracts. See "Australian, The."

New Zealand Trade. See "Industry and Trade", "Preference-Rates and Margins" and "Trade Relations, etc."

Nightclothes for children. See "Consumer standards, etc."

Nitrogenous Fertilizers Subsidy Act- Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-No. 213 . 455 493 Return-Year-1972-73 . 312 300 1973 1 139

Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, Treaty on. See "Nuclear Weapons."

Norfolk Island-Report-Year-1971-72 . . . 332 297 1973 1 122

Norfolk Island Act- Ordinances-1973- No. 1-Customs ...... 43 No. 2-Wills ...... 249 No. 3-Succession and Wills . . . . 249 cxviii Index to PapersPresented to Parliament NOR-NOR

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Norfolk Island Act-continued No. 4-Customs (No. 2) ...... 363 376 No. 5-Motor Vehicles ...... 363 376 No. 6-Liquor ...... 363 376 Regulations-1973- No. 1 (Pounds Ordinance) ...... 342 315 No. 2 (Pasturage and Enclosure Ordinance) . . . . 342 315 North Atlantic Ocean Stations Agreement-Protocol further amending the Agreement of 25 February 1954, signed for Australia on 4 July 1973 . 435 437 North Clayton, Vic. See "Public Works Committee Act." North Rankin field. See "Offshore natural gas."

Northern Territory- Criminal Justice System-Report on restructuring, by Professor G. J. Hawkins and Dr R. L. Misner, 20 July 1973 . . . . . 371 379 1973 166 Lands Acquisition- Extracts (2) from The Northern Territory News, 4 June 1973 . . 269 Letter to Senator the Hon. T. C. Drake-Brockman, D.F.C., from Dr G. A. Letts, M.L.C., 4 June 1973 . . . . 269 Petition signed by 346 residents of Northern Territory requesting disallowance of Notice of Land Acquired tabled in Senate on 29 May 1973 . . . . 269 Press Statements issued by Dr Goff Letts, M.L.C., and Mr Sam Calder, M.P., 4 June 1973 ...... 269 Speech Notes of Senator McLaren, 7 June 1973 . . . . 272 Telegrams (4) from citizens of Northern Territory relating to Acqui- sition of Land by Commonwealth, 5 June 1973 . . . . 272 And see "Aboriginal communities, etc." Northern Territory (Administration) Act- Crown Lands Ordinance-Statement of reasons by Minister for revoca- tion of land at- Alice Springs ...... 14(2), 12, 394 (2) 415 (2) Darwin ...... 43,394 45,415 Katherine ...... 394 415 Ordinances- 1972- No. 59-Mining ...... 14 12 No. 63-Housing (No. 2) ...... 14 12 No. 64-Prisons ...... 14 12 No. 65-Public Service (No. 2) . . . . . 14 12 No. 66-Local Government (No. 4) ...... 14 12 No. 67-Local Government (No. 5) . . . . 14 12 No. 68-Cigarette Containers (Labelling) . . . . . 14 12 No. 69-Trustee (No. 2) ...... 14 12 No. 70-Litter (No. 2) ...... 14 12 No. 71-Traffic (No. 3) . . . . . 14 12 No. 72-Lottery and Gaming (No. 5) . . . . 14 12 No. 73-Medical Practitioners Registration . . . . 14 12 No. 74-Unordered Goods and Services . . . . . 287 12 No. 75-Lottery and Gaming (No. 4) . . . . . 287 12 No. 76-Motor Vehicles ...... 287 12 No. 77-Supply of Services ...... 14 12 NOR-NOR Index to Papers Presented to Parliament

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Northern Territory (Administration) Act-continued Ordinances-continued Crown Lands Ordinance (No. 2) 1972 (No. 61 of 1972), together with statement of reasons for withholding assent to part of Ordinance . 68 61 1973 80 Crown Lands Ordinance (No. 6) 1972 (No. 62 of 1972), together with statement of reasons for withholding assent to part of Ordinance . 68 61 1973 77 Housing Ordinance 1972 (No. 60 of 1972), together with statement of reasons for withholding assent to part of Ordinance . . . 68 61 1973 73 Social Welfare Ordinance (No. 2) 1972, together with statement of S reasons for withholding assent to Ordinance . . . . . 246 259 .1973- No. 1-Public Service ...... 71 61 No. 2-Criminal Law Consolidation ...... 71 61 No. 3-Holidays ...... 71 61 No. 4-Electric Light and Power Repeal . . . . 71 61 No. 5-Maintenance . . . . . 71 61 No. 6-Place Names ...... 71 61 No. 7-Interpretation ...... 71 61 No. 8-Pharmacy ...... 72 61 No. 9-Encouragement of Primary Production . . . . 72 61 No. 10-Local Government ...... 72 61 No. 11-Water Supplies Development . . . . . 72 61 No. 12-Ports ...... 127 132 No. 13-Police and Police Offences ...... 127 132 No. 14-Door to Door Sales ...... 128 132 No. 15-Wildlife Conservation and Control . . . . 199 205 No. 16-Dangerous Drugs ...... 199 205 No. 17-Guardianship of Infants ...... 199 205 No. 18-Fisheries ...... 199 205 No. 19-Justices ...... 199 205 No. 20-Local Government (No. 2) ...... 199 205 No. 21-Housing ...... 199 205 No. 22-Pharmacy (No. 2) ...... 199 205 No. 23-Weights and Measures (Packaged Goods) . . . 199 205 No. 27-Crown Lands ...... 267 272 No. 28-Special Purposes Leases ...... 287 272 No. 29-Maintenance (No. 2) ...... 287 272 No. 30-Freehold Titles ...... 287 272 No. 31-Town Planning ...... 287 272 No. 32-Crown Lands (No. 2) ...... 287 273 No. 33-Workmen's Compensation (No. 3) . . . 287 273 No. 34-Registration of Births, Deaths and Marriages. . . 287 273 No. 35-Lodging-house Repeal...... 287 273 No. 36-Registration ...... 287 273 ,No. 37-Dentists Registration ...... 287 273 No. 38-Companies ...... 287 273 No. 39-Motor Vehicles (No. 2) ...... 287 273 No. 40-Local Government (No. 3) ...... 287 273 .No. 41-Weights and Measures ...... 287 273 No. 42-Darwin Community College . . . . . 287 273 No. 43-Vaccination Repeal ...... 287 273 No. 44-Workmen's Compensation (No. 2) . . . . 287 273 No. 51-Darwin Town Area Leases ...... 352 342 No. 52-Crown Lands (No. 3) ...... 352 342 No. 53-Interpretation (No. 2) ...... 352 342 Index to Papers Presented to Parliament NOR-NUC

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Northern Territory (Administration) Act-continued Ordinances-continued No. 54-Crown Lands (No. 4) ...... 352 342 No. 55-Valuation of Land ...... 352 342 No. 56-Firearms . . . . . 434 455 No. 57-Education . . . . . 587 631

Regulations- 1972- No. 16 (Auctioneers, Dealers and Agents Ordinance) . . . 14 13 No. 17 (Motor Vehicles Ordinance) ...... 14 13 No. 19 (Traffic Ordinance) . . . . 14 13 No. 29 (Supply of Services Ordinance) . . . . . 14 13 No. 30 (Public Service Ordinance) . . . . 14 13 No. 31 (Prisons Ordinance) . . . . 14 13 No. 32 (Fisheries Ordinance) . 14 13 1973- No. 1 (Licensed Surveyors Ordinance) . . . . . 68 61 No. 5 (Traffic Ordinance) ...... 157 155 No. 13 (Public Service Ordinance) ...... 303 287 No. 14 (Companies Ordinance) ...... 303 287 Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-Nos. 147, 148 . . . . 287 273 And see "Northern Territory Representation Act, etc." Northern Territory News, The. See "Northern Territory Lands Acquisition."

Northern Territory Representation Act, Northern Territory (Adminis- tration) Act and Commonwealth Electoral Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-No. 64 ...... 77 68

Northern Territory Supreme Court Act-Rules of Court-Statutory Rules -1973-No. 135 ...... 287 273

Northrop, R. M., Q.c. See "Stevedoring Industry Council."

Nuclear expolsion fallout-Biological effects-Report of meeting between Australian and French scientists, Canberra, 7-9 May 1973 . . 191 193 1973 29 And see- "Atomic Weapons Tests Safety Committee", "Australian Academy of Science", "National Radiation Advisory Committee", "Radioactive fallout" and "United National General Assembly." Nuclear Tests Case. See "International Court of Justice."

Nuclear Weapons- Treaty on Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, signed by Australia on 27 February 1970-Instruments of ratification deposited for Australia on 23 January 1973 ...... 283 237 Treaty on Prohibition of Emplacement of Nuclear Weapons and other Weapons of Mass Destruction on Sea-bed and O:ean Floor and in Subsoil Thereof, signed for Australia on 11 February 1971-Instruments of ratification deposited for Australia on 23 Januray 1973 . . 283 237

Nuclear Weapons Tests-Exchange of Notes constituting an Agreement between Australia and United Kingdom concerning establishment of a NUC--OFF Index to Papers Presented to Parliament

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Nuclear Weapons Tests-Exchange of Notes, etc.-continued station to monitor compliance with Treaty banning Nuclear Weapons Tests in the Atmosphere, in Outer Space and under Water, signed at Canberra on 31 October 1972 . . 283 237 And see "Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, etc." Nursing Home Insurance Proposals-Report of Sub-committee of Com- monwealth Health Insurance Council, 1 August 1972 . . 115 112 0 Offshore natural gas-Estimate of cost of developing North Rankin field for gas production ...... 432

Offshore petroleum resources-Information required under Common- wealth-State Agreement- Documents- Letter(s)- Dated 25 November 1968 from Department of National Develop- ment to State Departments of Mines listing reports and data required by Designated Authorities to be taken as the Com- monwealth's request for technical reports, etc. . . 114 Dated 21 March 1969 from Department of National Develop- ment to State Departments of Mines seeking their agreement with, and implementation of, revised list of reports and data accepted by the Australian Minerals Council. . 114 Of 5 April 1972 sent to companies by Mines Department of Western Australia . . . . 114 Of 18 August 1972 from Department of National Development to State Departments of Mines . . .. 114 Of 18 December 1972 from Mines Department of Western Australia to Department of National Development .. 114 Of 1 February 1973 sent to companies by Mines Department of Western Australia 115 Of 9 March 1973 from B.O.C. of Australia Ltd to Department of Minerals and Energy ... 115 Of 26 October 1972 from the Minister for National Develop- ment to Woodside-Burmah Oil N.L. 115 Of 30 November 1972 from the Minister for National Develop- ment to Woodside-Burmah Oil N.L. . . .. 115 Reply of- 2 May 1969 by Mines Department of Western Australia to letter of 21 March 1969 from Department of National Development. . 114 19 March 1973 by Department of Minerals and Energy to B.O.C. of Australia Ltd . . 115 13 November 1972 by Woodside-Burmah Oil N.L. to the Minister for National Development . . .. 115 Telegram of 1 February 1973 from Department of Minerals and Energy to Mines Department of Western Australia . .. 115 Teleprint of- 8 January 1973 from Mines Department of Western Australia to Department of Minerals and Energy, advising that B.O.C. of Australia Ltd will send reports on Goodwyn No. 2, North Rankin No. 2 and Angel No. 3 immediately 114 11 January 1973 from Department of Minerals and Energy to Mines Department of Western Australia . . . 114 18 January 1973 from Department of Minerals and Energy to Mines Department of Western Australia . . . 114 22 January 1973 from Mines Department of Western Australia to Department of Minerals and Energy . . . 115 cxxii Index to PapersPresented to Parliament OFF-PAP

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Offshore petroleum resources-Information required under Common- wealth-State Agreement-continued Documents-continued Teleprint of-continued 25 January 1973 from Department of Minerals and Energy to Mines Department of Western Australia . . . . 115 2 February 1973 from Mines Department of Western Australia to Department of Minerals and Energy ...... 115 Note by Secretary, Department of Minerals and Energy, of telephone conversation with B.O.C. of Australia Ltd on 2 April 1973...... 115 Ministerial statement, 11 April 1973 . . 115

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. See "Inter- national Conferences."

Overseas children, adoption of. See "Adoption of overseas children, etc."

Overseas Telecommunications Act- Overseas Telecommunications Commission (Australia)-Report and financial statements, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year ended-31 March 1973 476 502 1973 310 Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-No. 232 . 587 605

P Papua New Guinea- Report of General Assembly of United Nations on administration of Papua New Guinea-Year-1971-72 .. 342 310 1973 169 Andsee "Banking in Papua New Guinea" and"Boundiaries between, etc."

Papua New Guinea Act- Ordinances- 1972- No. 58-Local Government (Asaro-Watabing Council Election) . 15 13 No. 59-Local Government (Council Rules) . . . 15 13 No. 60-Papua and New Guinea Currency Conversion Commission Dissolution ...... 15 13 No. 61-Public Holidays (National Day) . . . . . 15 13 No. 62-Treasury (Amendment) 15 13 No. 63-Regulations (Notification) . . . . . 15 13 No. 64-Coffee Marketing Board (Former Office) . . . 15 13 No. 65-Marine Aids to Navigation . . . 15 13 No. 66-National Identity (Amendment) . . 15 13 No. 67-Statute Law Revision Machinery . 15 13 No. 68-Tariff Advisory Committee (Procedures) . . 15 13 No. 69-Tourist Industry . . . . 15 13 1973- No. 1-Palm Oil Industry (South Pacific Oil Palm Development Pty Ltd Agreement) 1972 . . 15 13 No. 2-Electricity Commission (Name) 1972 15 13 No. 3-Electricity Commission (Productive Use of Land) (Amend- ment) 1972 . 15 13 No. 4-Levien Memorial 1972 ...... 15 13 No. 5-Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary (Overseas Leave Fares) 1972 ...... 15 13 No. 6-Land Titles Commission (Special Appointment) 1972 . 23 13 PAP-PAP Index to Papers Presented to Parliament cxxiii

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No. 7-Post-graduate Legal Training 1972 . . . 23 13 No. 8-Public Officers (Air Insurance) Declaratory 1972 . . 43 41 No. 9-Public Service (Amendment) 1972 . . . . . 43 41 No. 10-Electricity Supply (Administration Power Stations) (Amendment) 1972 . . . . . 43 41 No. 11-Asian Development Bank (Additional Subscription) 1972. 68 55 No. 12-Retirement Benefits (Contract Officers) (Service) 1972 . 72 61 No. 13-Excise (Amendment) Tariff ...... 83 78 No. 14-Local Government (Validation of Rule) . . 83 78 No. 15-Teaching Service (Temporary Provisions) (Declaratory) 1972 83 78 No. 16-Loans (Overseas Borrowings) . . . . . 128 132 No. 17-Local Government (Amendment) . . . . . 128 132 No. 18-Appropriation (No. 2) 1972-73 . . . . . 128 132 No. 19-Building (Amendment)...... 128 132 No. 20-Coffee Industry (Amendment) . . . . . 128 132 No. 21-Coffee Marketing Board (Amendment) . . . . 128 132 No. 22-Fisheries (Licensing) (Tuna) ...... 128 132 No. 23-Protection of Private Communications . . . . 128 132 No. 24-Investment Corporation (Unit Trust) . . . . 128 132 No. 25-Papua New Guinea Retirement Benefits (Married Female Officers) 1972 ...... 128 133 No. 26-Public Officers Superannuation (Married Female Officers) 1972 . . 128 133 No. 27-Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary (Amendment) 1972 128 133 No. 28-Tuna Resources Management . . . . . 128 133 No. 29-Weights and Measures...... 128 133 No. 30-Gazelle Peninsula Affairs (Temporary Provisions) . 208 224 No. 31-Supply 1973-74 ...... 287 273 No. 32-Treasury (Amendment of Section 22A) . . . . 287 273 No. 33-Customs (Amendment) Tariff . . . . . 287 273 No. 34-Dangerous Drugs (Amendment of Section 9) . . . 287 273 No. 35-Excise (Amendment) Tariff (No. 2) . . . . 287. 273 No. 36-Income Tax (Amendment) ...... 287 273 No. 37-Institute of Medical Research (Amendment) . . . 287 273 No. 38-National Identity (Use of National Flag and Emblem) . 287 273 No. 39-Post and Telegraph (Overseas Telecommunications) (New Guinea) ...... 287 273 No. 40-Post and Telegraph (Overseas Telecommunications) (Papua) 287 273 No. 41-Radiocommunications ...... 287 273 No. 42-Public Service (Transfer of Functions) . . . . 287 273 No. 43-Mining Development (Transfer of Powers) . . . 287 273 No. 44-Local Government (Further Amendment) . . . 287 273 No. 45-University of Technology (Redesignation and Reorganisa- tion) ...... 287 273 No. 46-University of Papua New Guinea (Amendment) . . 394 415 No. 47-Ministerial Personal Staff (Deputy Leader of the Opposi- tion) ...... 394 415 No. 48-Stock Brands (Amendment) ...... 394 415 No. 49-International Cocoa Agreement . . . . . 394 415 No. 50-Petroleum (Prospecting and Mining) (Transfer of Powers). 394 406 No. 51-Mining (Transfer of Powers) (New Guinea) . . . 394 406 cxxiv Index to Papers Preened to Parliament PAP-PAP

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No. 52-Mining (Transfer of Powers) (Papua) . . . 394 406 No. 53-Administrative Re-organization . . . . . 407 420 No. 54-National Fitness Ordinance (Repeal) . . . . 407 420 No. 55-Passenger Transport Control Board (Membership and Appeal) ...... 407 420 No. 56-Public Holidays (Amended List) . . . . 407 420 No. 57-Salvation Army (Papua New Guinea) Property Trust . 407 420 No. 58-Airports (Departure) Tax . . . . 407 420 No. 59-Appropriation 1973-74. . . . 407 420 No. 60-Industrial Organizations (Definition of industrial Disputes) 407 420 No. 61-Wills, Probate and Administration (Amendment of Section 126) . . . . .407 420 No. 62-Appropriation 1972-73 (Validation of Expenditure) 445 478 No. 63-Customs (Amendment) Tariff (No. 2) . . . . 445 478 No. 64-Excise (Amendment) Tariff (No. 3) . . . . 445 478 No. 65-Income Tax (Allowances and Rebates) . . . . 445 478 No. 66-Income Tax (Rates) ...... 445 478 No. 67-Valuers' Registration (Amendment) . . . . 445 478 No. 68-Forest Industries Council ...... 445 478 No. 69-National Airline Commission . . . . . 445 478 No. 70-Public Finances (Control and Audit) . . . . 445 478 No. 71-Banks and Financial Institutions . . . . . 467 493 No. 72-Central Banking ...... 467 493 No. 73-Criminal Code Amendment (New Guinea) . . . 467 493 No. 74-Criminal Code Amendment (Papua) . . . . 467 493 No. 75-Currency Ordinances Repeal . . . . . 467 493 No. 76-Companies (Banks and Financial Institutions) . 467 493 No. 77-Workers' Compensation (Increased Benefits) . . 467 499 No. 78-Broadcasting Commission . . . . . 467 499 No. 79-Firearms Regulation (Amendment) . . . . 534 590 No. 80-Transfer of Powers (Implementation) . . . . 534 590 No. 81-Public Service (Interim Arrangements) . . . . 534 590 No. 82-Public Services Conciliation and Arbilration (Transfer of Powers) ...... 534 590 No. 83-Teaching Service Conciliation and Arbitration (Transfer of Powers) .. 534 590 No. 84-Australian Staffing Assistance Group . . . . 534 590 No. 85-Teaching Service (ASAG) . . . . 534 590 No. 86-Police Force (Interim Arrangements) . . . . 534 590 No. 87-Civil Aviation (Interim Arrangements) . . . . 534 590 No. 88-Superannuation (1970 Triennial Investigation) . 534 590 No. 89-Superannuation (Preservation of Benefits) . . . 534 590 No. 90-Public Officers Superannuation (Married Women) . . 534 590 No. 91-Land (Land Board) ...... 534 590 No. 92-Development Bank (Name and Functions) . . . 534 590 Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-Nos. 241, 212 . . . 587 605

Papua New Guinea (Application of Laws) Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-No. 243 . . . . . 587 622 Papua New Guinea (Staffing Assistance) Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-Nos. 237 to 240 ...... 587 605 PAT--POS Index to PapersPresented to Parliament cxxv

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Patent, Trade Marks and Designs Office. See "Department of Science." Payments to or for the States. See "Finance."

"Payola" in Australia and overseas. See "Australian Broadcasting Control Board."

Pedder. See "Lake Pedder, etc."

People's Republic of China-Formulas of various countries for the recognition of the People's Republic of China And see "Trade" and "Visit to Japan and China."

Perth, W.A. See "Public Works Committee Act."

Petition-From certain citizens of Australia praying that Government take no measures to interfere with basic principles of existing national health scheme . . . 289 1973 133 Petroleum Resources. See "Offshore Petroleum Resources."

Petroleum search policy-Ministerial statement, 12 April 1973 122

Po'roleum Search Subsidy Act-Statement-Year-1972-73 (14th) . 620 1973 Phosphate Fertilizers Bounty Act-Return-Year-1972-73 . 300 1973 Pig Industry Research Act-Australian Pig Industry Research Committee- Report-Year-1971-72 (1st) . . . . . 39 1973 Pipeline Authority. See "Correspondence-Teleprinter message, etc." Police. See "Australian Capital Territory Police" and "Commonwealth Police Act."

Political Rights. See "Civil and, etc."

Pollard, Prof. A. H. See "Superannuation-Pension Updating."

Pollution of the Sea by Oil (Shipping Levy) Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-No. 186 415 Pollution of the Sea by Oil (Shipping Levy Collection) Act-Regulations- Statutory Rules-1973-No. 187 415 Polynesia. See "Atomic Weapons Tests Safety Committee."

Portland, Port of. See "Employment problems in, etc." Post and Telegraph Act- Postmaster-General-Post Office Prospects and Capital Programme- Statement-Year-1973-74 (6th) . 270 1973 Postmaster-General's Department- Financial and Statistical Supplement to Annual Report-Year-1972- 73.. 457 1973 Report and financial statements, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year-1972-73 . . . 432 1973 cxxvi Index to Papers Presented to Parliament POS-PRE

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Post and Telegraph Act-continued Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1972-Nos. 191, 202 ...... 15 13 1973- No.16 . . . .. 15 13 No.49 . . . .. 77 68 No. 65 ...... 83 78 No. 77 . . . .. 128 127 No. 83 . . . .. 191 197 Nos. 109, 119, 144, 145, 150 ...... 288 273 No. 156 ...... 332 315 No. 181...... 394 415 Nos. 190 to 192 ...... 414 429 No. 207 ...... 455 493 Nos. 226, 231 ...... 587 605

Postal Charges-Copies of letters (16) and telegrams (2) to President, Australian Monthly Newspapers and Periodicals Association, from, or on behalf of, Senators and Members of House of Representatives . 385

Postal and telephone services and facilities- Adjustment of charges ...... 300 270 1973 114 Statement by Postmaster-General, August 1973 . . . . . 300 .. 1973 116

Postgraduate Awards Scheme. See "Commonwealth Postgraduate, etc."

Postmaster-General's Department. See "Post and Telegraph Act" and "Social Environment-Senate Standing Committee"

Post Office Prospects and Capital Programme. See '"Post and Telegraph Act." Poultry Industry Assistance Act-Report-1972-73 (Eth) . . . 332 319 1973 165

Powers over Prices and Incomes-Report to Australian Government by Mr T. C. Winter, November 1973 ...... 516 575 1973 302

Pre-Budget clearances of excisable products-Statement by Senator Murphy (Minister for Customs and Excise), 28 August 1973 . . . . 311 300

Preference-Rates and Margins-Exchange of notes constituting Agree- ment between Australia and New Zealand, signed at Canberra and Wellington on 7 May 1973 ...... 435 436

Premiers- New South Wales. See "Albury-Wodonga", "River Murray and River Murray Commission" and "River Murray Waters" South Australia. See "River Murray and River Murray Commission" and "River Murray Waters" Victoria. See "Albury-Wodonga", "River Murray and River Murray Commission" and "River Murray Waters"

Prerogative Writ Procedures-Report of Committee of Review . . 215 236 1973 56 And see "Administrative Discretions". PRE-PRO Index to PapersPresented to Parliament cxxvii

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Pre-schools. See "Care and education of young children" and "States Grants (Pre-school Teachers Colleges) Act"

Prices-Joint Committee-Reports-Together with minutes of proceedings- Import prices inquiry-Price effects of currency changes-Report No. 1 (Inward freight rates, tyres and tubes, timber and pharmaceutical products) ...... 468 502 1973 235* Price of carpet tiles ...... 546 601 1973 275* Price of meatmeal ...... 573 621 1973 276* Stabilisation of meat prices ...... 361 368 1973 161* And see "Industry and Trade".

Prices and Incomes Control-Hansard proof transcripts (2) of questions and answers in House of Representatives, 26 September 1973 . . 374 And see "Powers over Prices and Incomes"

Prices Justification Act- Notification dated- 19 October 1973, from Mr J. C. McNeill, Managing Director of Broken Hill Proprietary Company Limited to Mr Whitlam (Prime Minister), of price increases for certain iron and steel products proposed by Broken Hill Proprietary Company Limited and Australian Iron and Steel Proprietary Limited . . . . 434 465 30 October 1973, of price increases proposed by Australian Paper Manufacturers Limited and Cellulose Australia Limited . . 454 488 Prices Justification Tribunal-Reports- Price Increases- Certain iron and steel products proposed by Broken Hill Pro- prietary Company Limited and Australian Iron and Steel Pro- prietary Limited, 10 October 1973 ...... 407 422 1973 209 Paper and paperboard products proposed by Australian Paper Manufacturers Limited and Cellulose Australia Limited, 24 October 1973 ...... 454 488 1973 247 Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-No. 131 . . . . . 288 273 And see "Powers over Prices and Incomes". Prime Minister. See- "Commonwealth Superannuation Scheme", "Human Rights", "Prices Justification Act", "River Murray and River Murray Commission" and "River Murray Waters"

Prime Minister's overseas visit-Ministerial statement, 1 May 1973 . . .. 131 And see "Visit to Japan and China" and "Visit to Mexico, etc." Privacy, Law of. See "Law of Privacy."

Private Law. See "International Institute for Unification of." Privy Council. See "The Queen and the Privy Council."

Project SCORE. See "Department of Science."

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Public Accounts Committee Act-Joint Committee of Public Accounts- Reports- Department of Education and Science (One hundred and forty-fourth) 226 245 1973 160 Expenditure from Advance to Treasurer (Appropiation Acts 1972-73) (One hundred and forty-seventh) . . . . . 527 586 1973 343 Expenditure from Consolidated Revenue Fund (Appropriation Acts 1972-73) (One hundred and forth-eighth) . . . . . 560 609 1973 289 Report of Auditor-General-Financial Year-1971-72 (One hundred and forty-sixth) ...... 468 503 1973 214 Treasury Minutes on- One hundred and twenty-first, One hundred and twenty-seventh and One hundred and thirty-fourth Reports, toge:her with a summary of those reports (One hundred and forty-third) . . . 203 215 1973 105 One hundred and twenty-third and One hundred and thirty-third Reports, together with a summary of those reports (One hundred and forty-fifth) ...... 468 503 1973 213

Public Opinion of the A.B.C. See "Australian Broadcasting Commission."

Public Service Act- Appointments-Departments- Army-Arnold, P. R...... 165 167 Capital Territory-Braidwood, N. W...... 588 631 Civil Aviation-Dean, D. E...... 15 13 Defence-Smither, W.A...... 288 273 Health-Grace, B. P...... 383 391 Immigration-Mills, P. F...... 363 380 Media- Lord, R. T...... 151 150 Strutt, H. T...... 492 548 Overseas Trade-Willey, K. G...... 15 13 Repatriation-Crane, G. S...... 288 273 Public Service Board-Report-Year-1972-73 . . . . 363 309 1973 170 Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1972-No. 196 ...... 15 13 1973- Nos. 3, 32, 33, 34 ...... 15 13 Nos. 36, 37 ...... 23 23 Nos. 46, 47, 48, 59, 60 ...... 77 68 No. 73 ...... 128 127 No. 87 . . . . . 191 197 No. 91 ...... 191 205 Nos. 113, 137 ...... 288 273 Nos. 165, 166, 167, 176 ...... 332 315 Nos. 183 to 185 ...... 394 415 No. 216 ...... 492 548 Nos. 222, 223 ...... 534 583 No. 224 ...... 588 622

Public Service Arbitration Act-Public Service Arbitrator-Determin- ations- 1972- Nos. 277 to 285 ...... 15 13 Nos. 286 to 293 ...... 15 14 Nos. 294 to 332 ...... 16 14 Nos. 333 to 341 ...... 16 15 Nos. 342 to 372 ...... 17 15 PUB-PUB Index to Papers resented to Parliament CXXiX

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Public Service Arbitration Act-Public Service Arbitrator-Determin- ations-continued 1973- Nos. ItoS 5 17 15 Nos. 6to 16 ...... 17 16 Nos.17 andl18 ...... 18 16 Nos. 20 to 39 ...... 18 16 Nos. 40to 42 ...... 29 34 No. 43 ...... 97 78 Nos. 44 and 45 ...... 29 34 Nos. 46 to 61 ...... 68 61 No. 62 ...... 97 78 Nos. 63 to 65 ...... 68 61 Nos. 66 to 73 ...... 97 78 Nos. 74 to 82 ...... 98 78 Nos. 83 to 86 ...... 128 133 No. 87 ...... 89 78 No. 88 ...... 128 133 Nos. 89 to 97 ...... 98 78 Nos. 98 to 101 ...... 128 133 Nos. 102 to114 ...... 98 79 Nos. 115 to 120 ...... 172 182 Nos. 121 to 146 ...... 128 133 Nos. 147 to 152 ...... 129 133 Nos. 153 to 156 ...... 129 134 Nos. 157 and 158 ...... 199 213 Nos. 159 to 166 ...... 172 182 Nos. 167 to 177 ...... 199 213 Nos. 178 to 180 ...... 199 214 Nos. 181 to 201 ...... 200 214 Nos. 202 to 213 ...... 288 273 Nos. 214 and 215 ...... 288 274 Nos. 217 to 243 ...... 288 274 Nos. 244 to 267 ...... 289 274 Nos. 268 to 301 ...... 289 275 Nos. 302 to 322 ...... 290 275 Nos. 323 to 336 ...... 290 276 No. 337 ...... 299 276 Nos. 338 to 358 ...... 290 276 Nos. 359 to 375 ...... 291 276 Nos. 376 to 396 ...... 291 277 Nos. 397 to 418 ...... 299 277 Nos. 419 to 421 ...... 299 278 No. 422 ...... 322 315 No. 423 ...... 372 380 Nos. 424 to 431 ...... 299 278 Nos. 432 to 447 ...... 300 278 No. 448 ...... 322 315 Nos. 449 and 450 ...... 322 316 Nos. 451 to 463 ...... 323 316 Nos. 464 to492 ...... 333 316 No. 493 ...... 372 380 Nos. 494 to502 ...... 333 316 Nos. 503 to 505 ...... 334 317 No. 506 ...... 372 380 No. 507 ...... 334 317 Nos. 508 to 525 ...... 372 380 t16091/78-5 cxXx cxxx to Papers~IndexPresented to ParliamentPB-U PUB-PUB

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Public Service Arbitration Act-Public Service Arbitrator-Determin- ations-continued 1973-continued 372 381 Nos. 526 to 542 ...... 373 381 Nos. 543 to 556 ...... 414 437 No. 557 ...... 373 381 Nos. 558 to 574 ...... 373 382 Nos. 575 to 592 ...... 374 382 Nos. 593 and 594 ...... 414 437 No. 595 ...... 374 382 Nos. 596 to 612 ...... 414 437 Nos. 613 to 624 ...... 414 438 Nos. 625 to645 ...... 415 438 Nos. 646 to672 ...... 415 439 Nos. 673 to 700 ...... 416 439 Nos. 701 to721 ...... 416 440 Nos. 722 to 725 ...... 492 539 Nos. 726 to 750 ...... 588 632 No. 751 ...... 492 539 No. 752 ...... 493 539 Nos. 753 to 760 ...... 493 540 Nos. 761 to 763 ...... 588 632 No. 764 ...... 493 540 Nos. 765 to 798 ...... 588 632 Nos. 799 to 837 ...... 588 633 Nos. 838 and 839 ...... 608 633 No. 840 ...... 589 633 Nos. 841 to 853 ...... 608 658 Nos. 854 to 898 ...... 608 659 No. 899 ...... 609 659 Nos. 900 to 916 ......

Public Service Board. See "Annual recreation leave" and "Public Service Act."

Public Transport Investment Proposals for Australian Capital Cities, 1973-74-Report by Bureau of Transport Economics, Department of Transport, August 1973 ...... 392 397 1973 224 Public Works Committee Act-Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Works- General Report-3Sth ...... 59 51 1973 4 Reports- Darwin, N.T.- Proposed construction of Dripstone high sch.ool (8th report of 1973) ...... 505 562 1973 240 Proposed construction of engineering services, Malak and Karama neighbourhoods, Sanderson District (6th report of 1973) . 401 418 1973 164 Proposed construction of Palmerston arterial road (4th report of 1973) ...... 304 289 1973 132 Proposed construction of stage 6 extension ol' Stokes Hill power station (9th report of 1973) ...... 505 562 1973 241 Melbourne, Vic.-Proposed construction of extm.sions to Windsor telephone exchange (2nd report of 1973) . . . . 174 183 1973 42 North Clayton (Monash), Vic.-Proposed const ruction of research laboratory (7th report of 1973) . . . . . 435 466 1973 167 PUB-RAT Index to PapersPresented to Parliament cxxxi

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Public Works Committee Act-Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Works-continued Reports-continued Off-shore high security animal quarantine station (5th report of 1973) 359 368 1973 162 Perth, W.A.-Proposed construction of Wellington telephone exchange (1st report of 1973) ...... 165 170 1973 41 Sydney (Kingsford-Smith) Airport-Proposed development of international terminal building and aircraft aprons (10th report of 1973) ...... 574 620 1973 277 Williamstown, Vic.-Proposed modernisation of H.M.A. Naval Dockyard (Stage 1) (3rd report of 1973) . . . . 208 225 1973 43

Public Works Conference. See "National Public Works Conference."

Publications Committee-Reports- First ...... 84 71 Second ...... 122 126 Third ...... 192 194 Fourth ...... 245 257 Fifth ...... 334 310 Sixth ...... 394 402 Seventh ...... 460 483 Eight ...... 558 593 Ninth ...... 626 655 Q

Qantas Airways Limited-Report and financial statements, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year ended-31 March 1973 . . . 407 417 1973 204

Quarantine Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1972-No. 190 ...... 18 16 1973- No. 157 ...... 334 317 No. 179 ...... 394 406

Queen Elizabeth the Second. See "The Queen and the Privy Council."

Queensland. See "Elections" and "Migrant Task Force Committees."

R.A.A.F. officers-Resignations-Note for Minister, dated 18 October 1973, concerning report in CanberraTimes ...... 457

Radioactive fallout-Ministerial statement, 2 May 1973 . . . .. 136 And see- "Atomic Weapons Tests Safety Committee", "Australian Academy of Science", "National Radiation Advisory Committee" and "Nuclear explosion fallout."

Railways. See "Commonwealth Railways Act."

Rankin field. See "Offshore natural gas."

Rates and Margins. See "Preference, etc." cxxxii Index to PapersPresented to Parliament RAT-REP

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Rattigan, Mr G. A., C.B.E. See "Finance-Report on possible ways of increasing imports."

Recreation in Australia- Australian and State Government Ministers responsible for Recreation- Summary of discussions of meeting held at Canberra on 7 June 1973 . 281 Role, scope and development- Report by Professor Bloomfield to Minister for Tourism and Rec- reation, May 1973 ...... 230 Ministerial statement, 25 May 1973 . . . 230

Recreation leave for Public Servants. See "Annual recreation leave, etc.". Recreation workers. See "Education of, etc." Refugee Seamen- Agreement drawn up at The Hague on 23 November 1957-Acceded to by Australia on 18 April 1973 . . . . 437 Protocol, done at The Hague, 12 June 1973-Acceded to by Australia, 10 December 1973 . . . 653 Refugees-Protocol relating to Status, done at New York, 31 January 1967 653 Regional Development. See "Albury-Wodonga Development" and "National Urban and Regional Development Authority Act."

Registered Medical and Hospital Benefit Organisaticns. See "National Health Act."

Regular Armed Forces. See "Financial Terms and Conditions, etc." Regulations and Ordinances Committee-Senate-Reports- Forty-fourth-Commonwealth Scholarships and Aw.rds Regulations Forty-fifth-Membership list and Index to 1st to 44th Reports Forty-sixth-Australian Capital Territory Landlord and Tenant Ordinance (No. 2) 1973 Forty-seventh-General Report

Rehabilitation. See "Medical rehabilitation program for Australia" and "National rehabilitation, etc."

Reiher, Mr A. S. See "Correspondence" and "Snowy Mountains Council." Repatriation. See "Health and Welfare, etc." Repatriation Act- Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1972-No. 186 1973- No. 25 No. 151 . Repatriation Commission-Report-Year-1972-73 . S1973 168 Repatriation (Far East Strategic Reserve) Act-Regulations-Statutory Statutory Rules- 1972-No. 187 1973-No. 152 REP-ROY Index to PapersPresented to Parliament cxxxiii

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Repatriation (Special Overseas Service) Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1972-No. 188 ...... 18 16 1973-No. 153 ...... 291 278

Republic of China. See "People's Republic of China" and "Visit to Japan and China."

Research. See- "Chicken Meat Research Act", "Consumer standards", "Department of Supply", "Dried Fruit Research Act", "Education Research Act", "Fishing Industry Research Act", "Industrial Research and Development Grants Act", "Meat Research Act", "Pig Industry Research Act" and "Science and Industry Research Act."

Research and Development Grants Board. See "Industrial Research and Development Grants Act."

Research in Government laboratories. See "Consumer standards."

Reserve Bank Act-Reserve Bank of Australia-Report and financial statements, together with Auditor-General's Reports-Year-1972-73 (14th) ...... 303 292 1973 113

Restrictive Trade Practices Act- Commissioner of Trade Practices-Report-Year-1972-73 (6th) . 304 297 1973 119 Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-No. 55 . . . . 77 68

River Murray and River Murray Commission-Statement made on 2 March 1973 following meeting of the Prime Minister and Premiers of New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia . . . . 37 34

River Murray Waters-Problems associated with use-Summary record of discussions of meeting between Prime Minister and Premiers of New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia held at Canberra on 2 March 1973 ...... 534 591

River Murray Waters Act-River Murray Commission-Report-Year- 1971-72 ...... 98 73 1973 32

River Murray Working Party-Interim Report-September 1973 . . 600 636 1973 280

Road Safety-House of Representatives Select Committee-Report, together with minutes of proceedings of committee-National authority, constitutional position and statistical needs (1st) ...... 380 1973 160*

Roads in Australia. See "Commonwealth Bureau of Roads."

Royal Australian Air Force officers. See "R.A.A.F. officers."

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Royal Australian Air Force V.I.P. aircraft- List of flights authorised for period- 18 August 1972 to 4 February 1973 . . . . . 33 5 February to 30 April 1973. . . 279 1 May 1973 to 4 September 1973 ...... 505 5 September to 31 October 1973 ...... 600 Rules for V.I.P. and V.I.P. party travel-Ministerial statement, 1 March 1973 ...... 28 27 Royal Australian Air Force Veterans' Residences Act-Royal Australian Air Force Veterans' Residences Trust-Report and financial statements, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year-1971-72 . . . 43 39 1973 15

Royal Australian Air Force Welfare Trust Fund. See "Services Trust Funds Act."

Royal Australian Navy Relief Trust Fund. See "Servio:s Trust Funds Act." Royal Military College of Australia. See "Defence Act."

Sax, Dr S. See "Community Health Program for Australia." Scholarships. See "Commonwealth Scholarships Board" and "Regulations and Ordinances Committee." Schools Commission-Interim Committee- Categories for recurrent grants for 1974 and 1975 for non-systemic schools, as at 27 November 1973 ...... 577 Documents tabled in connection with answer to Senate Question on Notice No. 395 ...... 459 Report on appeals by non-systemic non-government schools against categorisation for recurrent grants, 25 October 1973 . . . .. 482 Schools in Australia- Letter dated- 11 April 1973, from Emeritus Professor P. H. Karmel, C.B.E., Chairman of Interim Schools Committee for Australian Schools Commission, to Hon. K. E. Beasley, M.P., Minister for Education, and reply, 13 April 1973 ...... 245 13 April 1973, from Honourable K. E. Beasley, M.P., Minister for Education, to Emeritus Professor P. H. Karmel, C.B.E., Chairman of Interim Schools Committee for Australian Schools Commission, concerning committee's inquiry into schools in Australia . .. 240 Ministerial statement, 30 May 1973 ...... 215 239 Report by Interim Committee for Australian Schools Commission, May 1973 ...... 215 239 1973 55 And see "Correspondence."

Science. See "Department of Science."

Science and Industry Endowment Act-Report by Auditor-General on accounts of Science and Industry Endowment Fund-Year-1972-73 . 455 475 1973 210 SCI-SEA Index to PapersPresented to Parliament CXXxv

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Science and Industry Research Act-Commonwealth Scientific and In- dustrial Research Organization-Report and financial statements, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year-1972-73 (25th) . 394 1973 I 219

Scientific and Technical Co-operation Agreement between Australia and United States of America- Exchange of Notes constituting an Agreement, signed at Washington on 30 July 1973, extending Agreement of 16 October 1968 Report-Period-October 1968 to June 1972 .

Scientific and Technological Information Services-Report to Council of National Library of Australia by Scientific and Technological Inform- ation Services Enquiry Committee . . . . 1973

SCORE (Survey and Comparisons of Research Expenditures). See "Depart- ment of Science."

Seamen's War Pensions and Allowances Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1972-No. 194 1973- Nos. 27, 35 No. 84

Seat belts, stricter tests for. See "Australian Transport Advisory Council." Seat of Government (Administration) Act- National Memorials Ordinance-Determination naming a Division of the Australian Capital Territory, 1 March 1973 Ordinances- 1972- No. 35-Workmen's Compensation . . . 18 16 No. 36-Landlord and Tenant . . . 18 16 No. 37-Court of Petty Sessions . . . 18 17 No. 38-Workmen's Compensation (No. 2) 18 17 No. 39-Police (Disciplinary Provisions) . . 18 17 No. 40-Police (No. 2) . . . . . 18 17 No. 41-Seat of Government (Administration) (No. 2) 18 17 No. 42-Interpretation (No. 2) . 18 17 No. 43-Cigarette Containers (Labelling) . . 18 17 No. 44-Pharmacy . . . . 18 17 1973- No. 1-Motor Traffic . . . . . 18 17 No. 2-Legal Practitioners . . . 18 17 No. 3-City Area Leases . . . . 23 17 No. 4-Liquor...... 23 17 No. 5-Architects ...... 23 17 No. 6-Canberra Retail Market Trust . . 23 17 No. 7-Milk Authority . . . . 69 62 No. 8-Trespass on Commonwealth Lands 69 62 No. 9-Companies ...... 69 62 No. 10-Nurses Registration . . . . 98 79 No. 11-Workmen's Compensation . . . . 129 127 No. 12-Canberra Hospitals . . . . . 129 134 No. 13-Advisory Council . . . . . 191 205 No. 14-Prices Regulations . . . . . 191 205 No. 15-Water Rates ...... 203 214 cxxxvi Index to PapersPresented to Parliament SEA-SEC

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Seat of Government (Administration) Act-continued Ordinances-continued 1973-continued No. 16-Co-operative Societies . . . . . 249 278 No. 17-Consumer Affairs . . . . . 267 278 No. 18-Landlord and Tenant . . . . . 291 278 No. 19-Weights and Measures . . . . 292 278 No. 20-Weights and Measures (Packaged Goods) . . . 292 278 No. 21-Advisory Council (No. 2) ...... 292 278 No. 22-Liquor (No. 2) ...... 292 278 No. 23-Interpretation ...... 292 278 No. 24-Enforcement of Public Interests . . . . . 292 278 No. 25-Sewerage Rates ...... 292 278 No. 26-Waters Rates (No. 2) ...... 292 278 No. 27-Land Rent and Rates (Deferment and Remission) . . 292 278 No. 28-Buildings (Design and Siting) . . . . . 292 278 No. 29-Co-operative Societies (No. 2) . . . . . 303 278 No. 30-Maintenance ...... 303 279 No. 31-Pharmacy . . . . 303 279 No. 32-Motor Traffic (No. 2) ...... 303 279 No. 33-Landlord and Tenant (No. 2) . . . . . 292 279 No. 34-Companies (Uranium Mining Companies) . . . 334 317 No. 35-Betting (Totalizator Agency) . . . . . 334 317 No. 36-Child Welfare ...... 334 317 No. 37-Lake Ginninderra (Temporary Control) . . . 342 317 No. 38-Motor Traffic (No. 3) . . . . . 342 317 No. 39-Agents ...... 383 391 No. 40-Trading in Blood (Prohibition) . . . . . 383 391 No. 41-Motor Traffic (No. 4) ...... 434 455 No. 42-Motor Traffic (No. 5) . . . . . 434 455 No. 43-Festival Australia Incorporation . . . . . 455 493 No. 44-Medical Practitioners Registration . . . . 476 515 No. 45-Companies (Life Insurance Holding Companies) 546 598 No. 46-Annual Holidays ...... 546 605 No. 47-Annual Holidays (No. 2) ...... 589 622 Regulations- 1972- No. 10 (Public Health Ordinance) . . . . . 18 17 No. 11 (Milk Authority Ordinance) . . . . . 18 17 No. 12 (Police Ordinance) ...... 18 17 1973- No. 1 (Marketable Securities Ordinance) . . . . . 43 45 Nos. 2, 3 and 4 (Canberra Hospitals Ordinance) . . . . 151 155 No. 5 (Weights and Measures (Packaged Goods) Ordinance) 292 279 No. 6 (Consumer Affairs Ordinance) ...... 300 279 No. 7 (Agents Ordinance) ...... 383 391 Statement of Receipts and Expenditure for Australian Capital Territory- Year-1972-73 ...... 479 521 1973 309 Variation of plan of lay-out of City of Canberra and iti environs dated- 26 January 1973 ...... 18 17 14 August 1973 ...... 304 287

Secondary Allowances Scheme-Information statement by Department of Education, August 1973 . . . . . 307 Secondary education for Canberra-Report of Working Committee on College Proposals for Australian Capital Territory . . . 172 170 1973 62 SEC-SMA Index to PapersPresented to Parliament cxxxvii

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Securities Legislation. See "Companies and Securities Legislation."

Security. See "Australian Security Intelligence Organisation."

Senate- Adjournment debate, 9 October 1973. See "Department of Aboriginal Affairs." Estimates Committees. See "Estimates." Select Committee. See "Civil Rights of Migrant Australians" and "Shipping Service between King Island, etc." Standing Committees. See- "Constitutional and Legal Affairs", "Education, Science and the Arts", "Finance and Government Operations", "Foreign Affairs and Defence", "Health and Welfare", "Industry and Trade", "Regulations and Ordinances" and "Social Environment."

Senator Willesee. See "International Conferences" and "Visit to Africa, etc."

Services and Property. See "Department of Services and Property."

Services Canteens Trust Fund. See "Services Trust Funds Act."

Services Trust Funds Act- Australian Military Forces Relief Trust Fund-Report by Trustees together with Auditor-General's Report-Year-1972-73 (26th) . . 505 561 1973 307 Royal Australian Air Force Welfare Trust Fund-Report by Trustees together with Auditor-General's Report-Year 1972-73 (25th) . . 505 561 1973 306 Royal Australian Navy Relief Trust Fund-Report by Trustees together with Auditor-General's Report-Year-1972-73 . . . . 505 561 1973 305 Services Canteens Trust Fund-Report by Trustees together with Auditor-General's Report-1972 (25th) ...... 455 488 1973 308

Shipping. See "Australian Coastal Shipping Commission Act."

Shipping Services between King Island, Stanley and Melbourne-Senate Select Committee-Interim Report, 7 June 1973. . . . . 267 .. 1973 103

Shipwrecks-Agreement between Australia and the Netherlands concerning old Dutch shipwrecks, signed at The Hague on 6 November 1972 . 282 237

Sinclair, Hon. I. McC., M.P. See "Correspondence."

Sleepers for Trans-Australian Railway. See "Tenders for Sleepers for the Trans-Australian Railway."

Small business-Report of Committee- Ministerial statement, 12 April 1973 ...... 121 Report, June 1971 ...... 141 121 1973 82

Smart, Mr L. P. See "Turtle farming project in northern Australia." cxxxviii Index to PapersPresented to Parliament SNO-SOC

Presented Printed Paper Journals V. & P. Year Paper Page Page No. Snowy Mountains Council- Documents- Address given on 11 July 1972 by Mr D. W. Douglas, Operations En- gineer of Council, to staff of Electricity Commission of New South Wales on development in Lower Tumut Region of Snowy Mountains Scheme ...... 408 File note, dated 28 September 1973, by Deputy Chairman of Council on industrial action by E.C.N.S.W. hydro operators of Tumut Power Station , ...... 408 Letters dated- 5 September 1973, from Mr L. T. Gleeson, Secretary of Council, to Council members on operation of Lower Tumut Development, together with notes prepared by Operations Engineer . .. 408 24 September 1973, from Mr Connor to Deputy Chairman of Council . . 408 Note, dated 26 September 1973, from Mr A. T. Reiher, Deputy Chair- man of Council, to Mr Connor (Minister for Minerals and Energy) .. 408 24 September 1973, from Mr Connor to Deputy Chairman of Council 408 Sixty-eighth meeting of Council held on 14 August 1973-Draft provisional minutes ...... 408 Sixty-ninth meeting of Council held on 26 September 1973-Draft provisional minutes ...... 408 Teleprinter message of 18 September 1973 from Operations Engineer to Secretary of Council ...... 408 Teleprinter message on 24 September 1973 convening meeting of Council . . . . . 408 Report-Year-1972-73 (15th) . . . . 445 280 1973 295 And see "Correspondence." Snowy Mountains Engineering Corporation Act- Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-No. 70 . . . . . 83 79 Snowy Mountains Engineering Corporation-Report and financial statements, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year-1972-73 (3rd) ...... 363 389 1973 175 And see "Correspondence" and "Lake Pedder Committee of Enquiry." Snowy Mountains Hydro-electric Power Act-Snowy Mountains Hydro- electric Authority-Report and financial statements, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year-1972-73 (24th) . . . . 374 378 1973 174 Social Environment-Senate Standing Committee-Interim report on Petitions relating to Postmaster-General's Department . . . 173 .. 1973 39 Social- Patterns-Committee on. See "Immigration Advisory Council." Rights. See "Economic, Social and Cultural Rights." Security, Department of. See "Social Services Act." Service Entitlements. See "Health and Welfare, etc." Services. See "Health and Welfare" and "Social Services Act." Social Services Act-Department of Social Security--Report of Director- General-Year-1972-73 (1st) ...... 321 301 1973 156 Social Welfare Commission-Interim Committee- Australian Assistance Plan- Discussion Paper No. 1 ...... 332 306 1973 180 Statement by Hon. W. G. Hayden, M.P., 30 August 1973 . . 332 306 Interim Report of Committee of Enquiry into Aged Person's Housing . 546 600 1973 325 Report-Period-3 April to 30 June 1973 ...... 332 306 1973 179 And see "Australian Assistance Plan." SOU-STA Index to Papers Presentedto Parliament cxxxix

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South Australia. See- "Elections", "Migrant Task Force Committees", "River Murray and River Murray Commission" and "River Murray Waters."

South Australian House of Assembly-Telegram of Resolution relating to Australian Industry Development Corporation Bill 1973 and National Investment Fund Bill 1973 ...... 534

South Pacific Bureau for Economic Co-operation-Agreement establishing Bureau, signed at Apia on 17 April 1973 ...... 435 436 South Pacific Conference-Statement by Senator Willesee (Special Minister of State) relating to 13th conference held at Guam, 11 to 20 September 1973 ...... 371 394 1973 187

South Pacific Labour Ministers-First Conference, Sydney, 30 October-1 November 1973-Joint communique...... 476 514

Soviet naval activities in Indian Ocean-Note for Minister . . . .. 333 Special Minister of State. See- "Australian Government grants to local government", "International Conferences", "South Pacific Conference" and "Visit to Africa, etc." Standards Association of Australia. See "Consumer standards, etc." Stanley. See "Shipping Services between King Island, etc." State- Government Ministers. See "Australian and State Government Ministers." Ministers- For Housing. See "Commonwealth and State Ministers for Housing." Of Labour. See "Commonwealth and State Ministers of Labour."

Stateless Persons-Convention relating to Status, done at New York, 28 September 1954 ...... 626 653 Statelessness-Convention on Reduction, done at New York, 31 August 1961 ...... 626 653

States Grants (Dwellings for Aged Pensioners) Act-Statement of payments-Year- 1972-73 (Interim) ...... 384 394 1972-73 (4th) ...... 573 620 1973 266 States Grants (Petroleum Products) Act-Amendment of schedules to subsidy schemes in relation to States, 8 November 1973 . . . 476 515 States Grants (Pre-school Teachers Colleges) Act-Statement of payments-Year-1972-73 ...... 600 636 1973 267 Index to PapersPresented to Parliament STA-SUL

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States Grants (Science Laboratories) Act-Statement of schools assisted by grants-Year-1972-73 ...... 600 636 1973 298

States Grants (Secondary Schools Libraries) Act-Statement of payments under Act-1972 . . . . . 83 69 1973 12

States Grants (Teachers Colleges) Act-Statement of payments under Act-Year-1972-73 ...... 600 636 1973 299

Steel pipes for Moomba-Sydney Gas Pipeline. See "Industry and Trade."

Steel price increases proposed by The Broken Hill Pty Co. Ltd and Aus- tralian Iron and Steel Pty Ltd-Report of Inquiry by Mr Justice Moore, 8 February 1973 ...... 28 20 1973 59

Stevedoring Industry Act- Australian Stevedoring Industry Authority-Report and financial statements, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year- 1971-72 (17th) ...... 172 177 1973 52 1972-73 (18th) ...... 573 620 1973 327 Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-No. 230 . . . . 589 605

Stevedoring Industry Charge Act-Regulation-Statutory Rules-1973- No. 146 ...... 292 279

Stevedoring Industry (Temporary Provisions) Act-!egulations-Statu- tory Rules-1973- Nos. 22, 30 . . . . . 19 17 No. 134 . . . . 292 279

Stevedoring Industry Council-Copy of- Letter- 7 March 1973 from Minister for Labour, Hon. C. R. Cameron, M.P., to members of Stevedoring Industry Council . . . . 90 From Minister for Labour, Hon. C. R. Cameron, M.P., to Minister for State Development and Decentralisation in Vic:orian Government, Hon. Murray Byrne, M.L.C., 27 March 1973 . 90 Telegram from Minister for Labour, Hon. C. R. Cameron, M.P., to 90 Stevedoring Industry Council, 28 March 1973 . . . 90 Telex message from Chairman of Stevedoring Indiustry Council, Mr R. M. Northrop, Q.c., to Minister for Labour, Hon. C. R. Cameron, M.P., 3 April 1973 . . .. 90

Stewart, Mr F. E. M.P. See "Australian Tourist Commission."

STISEC Report. See "Scientific and Technological Information Services."

Stokes Hill power station, N.T. See "Public Works. Committee Act."

Strontium 90. See "Atomic Weapons Tests Safety Committee."

Sugar. See "International Sugar Conference."

Sulphuric Acid Bounty Act-Return-Period-1 July 1971 to 31 May 1972 19 17 1973 74 SUN-TAR Index to PapersPresented to Parliament

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Sun, The. See "Committee of Privileges, etc."

Sunglass lenses. See "Consumer standards, etc."

Superannuation- Pension Updating-Report of Inquiry by Professor A. H. Pollard, March 1973 ...... 110 107 1973 9 And see "Commonwealth Superannuation Scheme."

Superannuation Act- Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973- No. 78 ...... 129 127 No. 101 ...... 292 279 No. 180 ...... 394 406 No. 210 ...... 455 493 Superannuation Board-Report-Year- 1971-72 (50th) ...... 208 225 1973 75 1972-73 (51st) ...... 546 600 1973 274

Superannuation Fund-Tenth Quinquennial Investigation, as at 30 June 1972-Report by Superannuation Board, together with Report presented to Board by Commonwealth Actuary . . . . . 499 550 1973 304

Supply. See "Department of."

Sweden. See "Extradition."

Sydney (Kingsford-Smith) Airport-Development-Australian and New South Wales Governments Joint Committee planning Sydney airports- Interim Report, August 1973 ...... 607 647 And see "Public Works Committee Act."

Sydney airports-Planning for future needs-Ministerial statement, 5 April 1973 ...... 99

Sydney natural gas pipeline. See "Correspondence" and "Industry and Trade."

TAA. See "Australian National Airlines Act."

Tanaka, Mr. See "Visits to Japan and China."

Tange, Sir Arthur, C.B.E. See "Correspondence" and "Defence group of Departments."

Tariff-Reports- ABS copolymers, etc.* ...... 454 482 1973 183 Acetone derivatives; ethyl methyl ketone* . . . . . 393 398 1973 177 Agricultural tractors* ...... 151 148 1973 22 Brandy* ...... 600 621 1973 264 Capacitatorst ...... 83 72 1973 65 Carpets. See "Yar for carpets, etc." under this heading.

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Tariff-Reports-continued Cathode ray tube display terminals* 33 36 1973 6 Cherries"* 151 148 1973 23 Clocks. See "Digital clocks" under this heading. Coated paperboard. See "Expandable polystyrene beads, etc." under this heading. Consumer electronic equipment and components"* 492 544 1973 243 Cotton yarns-By-laws* 33 36 1973 8 Digital clocks-By-laws"* 138 158 1973 68 Disinfectants, insecticides, fungicides, weed-killers, etc.-By-law" 33 36 1973 7 Disposable hot drink cups. See "Expandable poly,;tyrene beads, etc." under this heading. Driers, See "Grain driers" under this heading. Duplicator stencils (Dumping and Subsidies Act)"* 77 81 1973 28 Electronic equipment. See "Consumer electronic equipment, etc." under this heading. Engines, motors, pumps and valves, etc."* 516 565 1973 242 Ethyl methyl ketone. See "Acetone derivatives" under this heading. Expandable polystyrene beads and coated paperboard for use in the manufacture of disposable hot drink cups"* 434 473 1973 208 Fibreboard-By-law"* 68 63 1973 21 Fire hose* 516 565 1973 244 Fungicides. See "Disinfectants, etc." under this headi(ng. Gloves. See "Industrial type plastic coated knittec. gloves" under this heading. Goods wagons (Dumping and Subsidies Act)"* 138 158 1973 69 Graders. See "Yamn for carpets, etc." under this heading. Grain dniers-By-law* 138 158 1973 48 Hot drink cups. See Expandable polystyrene beads, etc." under this heading. Hydraulic cranes. See "Yarn for carpets, etc." under this heading. Industrial chemicals. See "Synthetic rubber latex" under this heading. Industrial type plastic coated knitted glovest . . . . . 203 203 1973 57 Insecticides. See "Disinfectants, etc." under this heading. Knitted gloves. See "Industrial type plastic coated knitted gloves" under this heading. Lightning arresters"* 454 482 1973 184 Machine tools for working stone, etc. and wood, ele., pneumatic hand tools, etc.; NZAFTA-machine tools for working wood, etc,; chain saws (Dumping and Subsidies Act)* 393 398 1973 186 Metal plates, etc. for printing purposes"* 393 398 1973 185 Metallised Planar Forms of Vinyl Chloride-By-law"* 332 319 1973 163 Mineral oils. See "Prepared additives, etc." under this heading. Motion picture films and television programs"* 332 310 1973 181 Motors. See "Engines, etc." under this heading. Nitrocellulose (Dumping and Subsidies Act)* . . . . . 321 310 1973 178 Paperboard. See "Expandable polystyrene beads, etc." under this heading. Phthalic: anhydridet ...... 34 36 1973 5 Plastic coated knitted gloves. See "Industrial type plastic coated knitted gloves" under this heading. Plasticizers of the polyester type (Dumping and Sub~.idies Act)"* 383 394 1973 211 Polystyrene beads. See "Expandable polystyrene beads, etc." under this heading. Prepared additives for mineral oils, etc."* 454 482 1973 182

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Tariff-Reports-continued Pumps. See "Engines, etc." under this heading. Resins of the propylene type* ...... 413 425 1973 176 Scrapers. See "Yam for carpets, etc." under this heading. Switchboards. See "Yar for carpets, etc." under this heading. Synthetic resins. See "Synthetic rubber latex" under this heading. Synthetic rubber latex (Incorporating Final Report: Industrial chemicals and synthetic resins review) and Synthetic rubber latex (Dumping and Subsidies Act)* ...... 303 270 1973 158 Television programs. See "Motion picture films, etc." under this heading. Tractors. See "Agricultural tractors" under this heading. Valves. See "Engines, etc." under this heading. Vinyl Chloride, See "Metallised Planar Forms, etc." under this heading. Wagons. See "Goods wagons" under this heading. Weed-killers. See "Disinfectants, etc." under this heading. Yarn for carpets; hydraulic cranes; scrapers; graders; and switchboards and control panels(NZAFTA)* . . . . . 413 425 1973 173 Yams. See "Cotton yars" under this heading. 2, 4, 5-T product and 2, 4, 5-Trichlorophenol and its salts (Dumping and Subsidies Act)* ...... 303 270 1973 157 Tariff Board Act-Tariff Board-Report, together with summary of recommendations, etc.-Year-1972-73 ...... 394 411 1973 207 Tasmania. See "Elections."

Tasmania's Interstate Transport Problems-An assessment prepared by Bureau of Transport Economics, Department of Transport, March 1973 ...... 172 170 1973 86 Taxation-Commissioner of Taxation-Report dated 1 October 1973 (52nd) ...... 394 411 1973 94

Taxation Statistics-1971-72 ...... 334 310 1973 10 Teacher education. See "Australian Commission on Advanced Education" and "States Grants (Teachers Colleges) Act." Teaching Service Commissioner. See "Commonwealth Teaching Service Act."

Telecommunications. See "Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisa- tion."

Telescope Agreement. See "Anglo-Australian Telescope Agreement Act."

Television. See "Australian Broadcasting Control Board", "Broadcasting and Television Act" and "Education, Science and the Arts, etc."

Tenant Law in Australian Capital Territory. See "Law Reform Commis- sion of Australian Capital Territory." Tenders for sleepers for Trans-Australian Railway-Report by Bureau of Transport Economics, Department of Transport, 12 October 1973 . 423 442

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Territories. See- "Christmas Island Act", "Norfolk Island Act", "Northern Territory (Administration) Act" and "Seat of Government (Administration) Act."

Tertiary Allowances Scheme-Information statement by Department of Education ...... 307

Tertiary education institutions. See "Australian Universities Commission, etc."

The Australian. See "Australian, The."

The Queen and the Privy Council-Ministerial statement, 1 May 1973

Therapeutic Goods Act-Regulations-Statutory Rul.s-1973-No. 76 129

Third Party Insurance Premiums Advisory Committee-Report on level of premium rates for Australian Capital Territory, 15 October 1973 534 575 1973 296

Tilling, Mr J. See "National product in post-war Australia."

Tobacco Charge Act (No. 1)-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973- No. 44 . 58 55

Tobacco Industry Act-Report-Year-1971-72 (17th) . . . 43 47

Tobacco Marketing Act-Australian Tobacco Board-Report and financial statements, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year-1971-72 (7th) 246 282

Toothbrushes. See "Community standards."

Torres Strait Islands turtle farming. See "Aboriginal Affairs, Department of" and "Environment and Conservation."

Tourism in Australia-Development- Ministerial statement, 23 August 1973 . 307 290 Report by Department of Tourism and Recreation, July 1973 307 290 1973 112

Tourist Commission. See "Australian Tourist Commi:sion Act."

Tourist Ministers' Council-Fifteenth Annual Conference, Norfolk Island, 9-10 July 1973-Record of decisions . . . 434 442

Toxin Weapons. See "Bacteriological (Biological) and Toxin Weapons."

Trace metals in canned fruits and vegetables. See "Consumer standards, etc."

Tractors. See "Agricultural Tractors Bounty Act."

Trade Agreement between Australia and- Indonesia, signed at Canberra on 14 November 1972 . 283 237 People's Republic of China, signed at Canberra on 24 July 1973 435 437 Andsee "Australia-New Zealand Trade" and"United Kingdom-Australia Trade Agreement." TRA-TRE Index to Papers Presented to Parliament

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Trade Commissioners Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973- No. 52 ...... 77 68 No. 85 ...... 191 197 No. 136 ...... 292 279 Trade discussions with overseas countries-Ministerial statement, 15 October 1973...... 432

Trade Marks and Designs Office. See "Department of Science."

Trade Practices. See "Restrictive Trade Practices."

Trade relations between Australia and New Zealand-Ministerial statement, 11 April 1973 ...... 112

Tradesman's Rights Regulation Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1973-No. 51 ...... 77 68

Trans-Australia Airlines. See "Australian National Airlines Act."

Trans-Australian Railway. See "Tenders for sleepers for, etc."

Translating needs in the community. See "Interpreting and translating needs in the community." Transport. See- "Australian Coastal Shipping Commission Act", "Australian Transport Advisory Council", "Commonwealth Assistance for, etc.", "Department of Transport", "Freight Transport to North West Australia, etc.", "Public Transport Investment Proposals, etc." and "Tasmania's Interstate Transport Problems."

Treasurer. See "Banking in Papua New Guinea." Treaties. See- "Aerobee rockets", "Air Services", "Bacteriological (Biological) and Toxin Weapons", "Boundaries between Papua New Guinea and Indonesia", "Civil and Political Rights", "Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation", "Customs Tariffs", "Economic, Social and Cultural Rights", "Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora", "Extradition", "Foreign Exchange Operations Fund Agreement", "International Cocoa Agreement", "International Coffee Agreement", "International Exhibitions", "International Institute for the Unification of Private Law", "International Labour Organisation", "Milk Fat", "Narcotic Drugs", "North Atlantic Ocean Stations Agreement", "Nuclear Weapons", "Nuclear Weapons Tests", "Preference-Rates and Margins",

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Truck fuel systems. See "Australian Transport Advisory Council." Tumut Power Station. See "Snowy Mountains Council."

Turtle farming in Torres Strait Islands. See "Aboriginal Affairs, Department of" and "Environment and Conservation."

Turtle farming project in northern Australia-Report by- Mr L. P. Smart on inquiry into organisation, management and market prospects of project, October 1973 .. . . 558 608 Professor A. F. Carr and Professor A. R. Mainoninquiryintoecological 1973 281 implications of project, October 1973 . . . . . 558 608 And see "Environment and Conservation."

Unification of Private Law. See "International Institute for Unification of Private Law."

United Kingdom-Australia Trade Agreement-Letters exchanged during process of termination of Agreement ...... 207 77 And see "Nuclear Weapons Tests."

United Nations Charter-Amendment to Article 61 of Charter of the United Nations concerning Enlargement of Economic and Social Council-Instrument of ratification deposited by Australia on 13 November 1972 ...... 283 237 United Nations General Assembly- Report of Australian Delegation-Twenty-seventh Session, New York, 19 September to 19 December 1972 . 115 112 1973 26 Urgent need for suspension of nuclear and thermonuclear tests-Reso- lution 234 (XXVII) adopted on 29 November 1972 . . . .. 163 And see "International Conferences" and "Papua New Guinea."

United States defence installations in Australia-Ministerial statement, 28 February 1973 ...... 22 United States of America. See "Aerobee rockets" and "Scientific and Tech- nical Co-operation."

Universal Declaration of Human Rights. See "Hum .n Rights."

Universities. See "Australian National University Act" and "Australian Universities Commission, etc." URB-WAG index to PapersPresented to Parliamtent cxlvii

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Urban and Regional Development. See- "Albury-Wodonga", "Cities Commission Act", "Department of Urban and Regional Development" and "National Urban and Regional Development Authority."

Urban Centres-Growth of. See "National Urban and Regional Develop- ment Authority."

Urban Transport. See "Commonwealth Assistance for, etc."

Uren, Mr T., M.P. See "Australian Government grants to local government" and "National Estate Task Force."

Vehicle exhaust emissions. See "Australian Transport Advisory Council."

Victoria. See- "Albury-Wodonga," "Elections," "Migrant Task Force Committees," "River Murray and River Murray Commission" and "River Murray Waters."

V.I.P. aircraft. See "Royal Australian Air Force V.I.P. Aircraft." Visits to- Africa by Senator Willesee (Special Minister of State), June-July 1973- Statement . 286 281 India by Prime Minister, June 1973-Joint communique . . . 303 289 Japan and China- Australia-Japan Ministerial Committee- Foreign Investment in Australia-Statement by Mr Whitlam (Prime Minister) to meeting of committee on 29 October 1973 . . 462 495 Joint communique, 30 October 1973 . . 462 495 Joint communique by Mr Whitlam and- Mr Tanaka (Prime Minister of Japan), 30 October 1973 . 462 495 Mr Chou En-lai (Premier of the People's Republic of China), 4 Nov- ember 1973 . 462 495 Ministerial statement, 7 November 1973 495 Mexico by Prime Minister-Communique 301 282

Voting systems- Extract from Report of 1969 Australian Labor Party Conference . 173 Letter from Carey Baptist Grammar School relating to results of survey of voting methods, March 1973 . 173 Reprint of part of speech by Mr C. R. Cameron, M.P., 25 September 1972 173

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Wage rates and conditions at Whyalla steel works-Report by Department of Labour concerning application for migrant workers by Broken Hill Pty Co. Ltd under employer nomination scheme . . .. 73 War Memorial. See "Australian War Memorial Act."

War Service Homes Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-No. 50 . 77 68 Water Resources Council. See "Australian Water Resources Council." Water Resources management-A national approach--Statement by Hon. M. H. Cass (Minister for the Environment and Conservation), 10 October 1973 ...... 434 457 1973 222 Weapons Research Establishment. See "Department of Supply." Weights and Measures (National Standards) Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-No. 68 83 79 Western Australia. See "Elections."

Wellington telephone exchange, W.A. See "Public Works Committee Act." Wheat Research Act-Report-Year- 1971 (14th) ...... 72 63 1973 13 1972 (15th) ...... 200 215 1973 46

Whitlam, Hon. E. G., M.P. See- "Human Rights", "Prices Justification Act" and "Visits to Japan and China."

Whitmore, Prof. H. See "Defence Legal Services."

Whyalla steel works. See "Wage rates and conditions, etc." Wildlife conservation- Joint statement by Ministers of Australian and State Governments following meeting in Melbourne on 9 March 1973 . . . . . 43 Plenipotentiary Conference to Conclude International Convention on Trade in Certain Species of Wildlife, Washington, D.C., 12 February- 2 March 1973- Report of Australian Delegation ...... 191 193 1973 64 Statement by Minister for Environment and Conservation 193 Transcript of proceedings of conference between Commonwealth and State Ministers with responsibilities for wildlife conservation, held at Melbourne on 9 March 1973 ...... 245 And see "Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flor a" and "Kangaroo conservation."

Willesee, Senator D. See- "Australian Government grants to local government", "International Conferences", "South Pacific Conference" and "Visit to Africa, etc."

Williams, Mr N. J. D. See "Correspondence." WIL-YUG Index to PapersPresented to Parliament cxlix

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Williamstown, Vic. See "Public Works Committee Act."

Windsor telephone exchange, Vic. See "Public Works Committee Act." Wine Grapes Charges Act-Regulation-Statutory Rules-1973-No. 14 19 17 Wine Overseas Marketing Act- Australian Wine Board-Report, together with statement by Minister regarding operation of Act-Year-1971-72 (44th) . . . 83 82 1973 27 Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-No. 112 . . 292 279

Winter, Mr T. C. See "Powers over Prices and Incomes." Wireless Telegraphy Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1972-No. 206 19 17

Wodonga, Vic. See "Albury-Wodonga."

Woodside-Burmah. See "Correspondence" and "Offshore petroleum resources."

Woodward, Mr Justice. See "Financial Terms and Conditions of Service for Male and Female Members of the Regular Armed Forces."

Wool Commission. See "Australian Wool Commission Act."

Wool (Deficiency Payments) Act-Report-Year-1972-73 . . . 476 521 1973 303

Wool Industry Act- Australian Wool Board-Report-Period-July to December 1972 (Interim) . . . . . 455 502 Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-No. 2 . . . . . 19 17

Wool Tax Act (No. 1)-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-No. 123 . 292 279 Wool Tax Act (No. 2)-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-No. 124 . 292 279 Wool Tax Act (No. 3)-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-No. 125 . 292 279 Wool Tax Act (No. 4)-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-No. 126 . 292 279

Wool Tax Act (No. 5)-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1973-No. 127 . 292 279

Work of the session and Government achievements-Ministerial statement, 31 May 1973 ...... 255

Works. See "Department of." World Bank. See "International monetary system." Writs. See "Prerogative Writ Procedures." Y

Yugoslav incidents. See "Croatian terrorism."