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1940-41-42-43.

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MEMBERS

OF THE

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

SESSION OF THE SIXTEENTH PARLIAMENT.

(Sittinqs-.Frog 20th Novemiber, 1940, to I1st July, 194.3.) (House of Representatives dissolved 71h July, 1943.)

1940-41-42-43, Vol. 11., 1). 137.]

Name. Division. State.

Abbott, Hon. Joseph Palmer, M.C. New England Anthony, Hon. Hubert Lawrence Richmond.. New South W\ales Badman, Albert Oliver, Esquire Grey South Baker, Francis Patrick, Esquire Maranoa Queensland Barnard, Herbert Claude, Esquire Bass Tasmania .Beasley, Hon. John Albert WVest New South W\ales Tasmania B1eck, Arthur James, Esquire, M.C. Denison Bell, Hon. Sir George J-ohin, K.C.A.G., Darwvin Tasmaia 1).0., V.D. Blackburn, Maurice MeCrac, Esquire Bourke Victoria 'Blain, Adair Macalister, Esquire Northern Territory Breen, John Patrick, Esquire. Calare New South WVales Brennan, Hon. Frank.. Batman Victoria Caiwell, Arthur Augustus, Esquire Melbourne Victoria Cameron, Hon. Archie Galbraith Barker South Australia Chifley, Hon. Joseph Benedict Macquarie.. New South Wales Clark, Joseph James, Esquire. Darling New South Wales Coles, Arthur William, Esquire Henty Victoria Collins, Hon. Thomas Joseph. Hunle Newx South Wales Conelan, William Patrick, Esquire Griffith Queensland Corser, Bernard Henry, Esquire Wide Bay Queensland Curtin, lit. Hon. John. Fremantle.. Western Australia IDedinan, Hon. JIohn Johnstone Corio Victoria IDrakeford, lion. Arthur Samuel MNaribyrnong Victoria Duncan-Hughies, Johin Grant, Esquire, WA-akefield South Australia At.V.O0., Al.C. Evatt, Rit. Hion. Herbert Vere, l(.C. Barton New South WVales Fadden, Rit. H~on. Arthur William Darling Downs Queensland F~alstein, Sydney Max, Esquire Watson .. New South Wales Forde, Hon. Francis Alichnel Capricornia Queensland Francis, Hon. J'osiah. Moreton Queensland Firost, Honl. Charles William. Franklin Tasmania Green, lIon. Albert Ernest (a). Kalgoorlie.. Western Australia Gregory, Hon. Henry (b) Swanl Western Australia Guy, Hon. James Allan. Willnot Tasmania Harrison, Hon. Eric John Wentworth New South Wales Holloway, Hon. Edward James Melbourne Ports Victoria Holt, Hon. Harold Edward Fawkner . Victoria Huighes, Rit. Hon. William Morris, O.H., North Sydney New South Wales K .C. (a) Deceased 2nd October, 1940. (b) Dleceased 15th November, 1940. LIST OF MEMBERS-continued.

Name. Division. State.

Hutchinson, William Joseph, Esquire Deakin Victoria James, Rowland, Esquire Hunter New South Wales Johnson, Herbert Victor, Esquire (a) Kalgoorlie.. Western Australia Jolly, William Alfred, Esquire, C.M.G. Lilley Queensland Langtry, Joseph Ignatius, Esquire Riverina . New South Wales Lawson, Hon. George Brisbane .. Queensland Lazzarini, Hon. Hubert Peter .. Werriwa New South Wales Makin, Hon. Norman John Oswald Hindmarsh South Australia Marr, Hon. Sir Charles William Clanan, Parkes New South Wales K.C.V.O, D.S.O., M.C., V.D. Martens, George William, Esquire Herbert Queensland Marwick, Thomas William, Esquire (b) Swan Western Australia McCall, William Victor, Esquire Martin New South Wales McDonald, Hon. Allan McKenzie Corangamite Victoria McEwen, Hon. John Indi Victoria McLeod, Donald, Esquire Wannon Victoria Menzies, Rt. Hon. Robert Gordon, K.C. Kooyong .. Victoria Morgan, Charles Albert Aaron, Esquire Reid New South Wales Mulcahy, Daniel, Esquire Lang New South Wales Nairn, Hon. Walter Maxwell (c) Perth Western Australia Page, Rt. Hon. Sir Earle Christmas Grafton, Cowper New South Wales G.C.M.G., C.H. Paterson, Hon. Thomas Gippsland.. Victoria Perkins, Hon. John Arthur Eden-Monaro New South Wales Pollard, Hon. Reginald Thomas Ballaarat .. Victoria Price, Archibald Grenfell, Esquire, C.M.G.(d) Boothby .. South Australia Price, John Lloyd, Esquire (e) Boothby .. South Australia Prowse, John Henry, Esquire (f) Forrest Western Australia Rankin, George James, Esquire, D.S.O., Bendigo .. Victoria V.D. Riordan, William James Frederick, Esquire Kennedy .. Queensland (g) Rosevear, Hon. John Solomon (h) Dalley New South Wales Ryan, Rupert Sumner, Esquire, C.M.G., Flinders Victoria D.S.O. Scullin, Rt. Hon. James Henry Yarra Victoria Scully, Hon. William James Gwydir New South Wales Sheehan, Thomas, Esquire Cook New South Wales Spender, Hon. Percy Claude, K.C. Warringah New South Wales Spooner, Hon. Eric Sydney Robertson.. New South Wales Stacey, Fred Hurtle, Esquire .. Adelaide South Australia Stewart, Hon. Sir Frederick Harold Parramatta New South Wales Ward, Hon. Edward John East Sydney New South Wales Watkins, David Oliver, Esquire Newcastle New South Wales White, Hon. Thomas Walter, D.F.C., V.D. Balaclava Victoria Wilson, Alexander, Esquire Wimmera Victoria

(a) Elected 16th November, 1940. (b) Elected 21st December, 1940. (c) Speaker to 21st June 1943. (d) Elected 24th May, 1941. (e) Deceased 28rd April, 1941. (f) Chairman of Committees to 21st June, 1943. (g) Chairman of Committees from 22nd June, 1943. (h)Speaker from 22nd June, 1943. 1940-41-42-43.

SESSION OF THE SIXTEENTH PARLIAMENT.

OFFICERS OF' THE HOUSE OF RKT~RESENTATI\TXS

Th/e Speaker HON. W\ALTER MAXWVNLL NAMIN (resiquied 21st June, 1943). HON. JOHN SOLOMrON ROSEVEAR (flected 22nd June, 1943).

The Chairm an of committees .. .. JOHN HENRY PROWSE, ESQUIRE (resigned 21st June, 1943). WILLIAM JAMES FREDERICK RIORlDAN, ESQUIRE (elected 227nd June, 1943).

The Clerk of the House of Representatives FRANK CLIFTON GREEN, Mf. C.

The Clerk-Assistanit .. . ALBERT ALLAN TREGEAR.

TIhe Second Clerk-Assistanit SYDNEY FRIEDRICH1 CHUBB.

The Seijea nt-at-Arms and Clerk of Committees HENRY ALBERT DODD. 1940-41-42-43.

ITHE SIXTEENTH PARLIAMENT.

INDEX

TO THE VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS

OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

NOTE.-For Proceedings on Bills, see under "Bills." For Papers laid upon Table, see "Index to Papers presented to Parliament" (p. xlix). For Petitions presented, see under "Petitions." For Messages from Governor-General and from Senate, see under "Messages." A. Annco BREAD CONTRACT- Report by Inspector-General-Motion to print Paper (Mr. Spender) agreed to, 87. Royal Commission- Ministerial Statement, 93. Report-Motion to print Paper (Mr. Spender), 169 ; debated and agreed to, 182. And see " Statements." Abbott, Mr. J. P.- Appointed to Ministry, 137. Discharge from Joint House Committee, 141. Abbott, Mr. P. P.-Death of-Vote of Condolence, 7-8. Absence. See " Members-Leave of Absence." Absolute Majority-Time for debate (" Urgency ") extended by, 511. Acts Interpretation Bill. See " Bills." ADDRESS- To His Excellency the Governor-General- In Reply to Opening Speech- Committee appointed to prepare Address, 7. Address brought up : Motion-That Address be agreed to-debated, 11-12, 26, 29-30, 48. Agreed to, 48. Time for Presentation-Announcement, 54. Presentation, and Reply-Announced, 54. Forwarded to His Majesty the King, and Reply-Announced, 101. And see " Standing Orders-Suspension," and " Duke of Kent." ADJOURNMENT OF HOUSE- Motions for- Statement made on, 118. Time fixed for next meeting, 125, 197. To date to be fixed by Mr. Speaker, 79, 163, 265, 274, 376, 444, 546. House meets in accordance with resolution, 81, 165, 267, 275, 377, 445, 547. To date to be fixed by Mr. Speaker, not later than a certain date, 175, 450. House meets in accordance with resolution, 177, 453. To date to be fixed by Mr. Speaker, amended to not later than a certain date, 109. House meets in accordance with resolution, 119. To set date, with proviso that Mr. Speaker may call House earlier, 301, 309. House meets on set date, 303, 311. To day or hour other than that fixed by Sessional Order. See " Business." To debate matter of Urgency. See " Urgency." As mark of respect, 8, 377. On account of Want of Confidence motion, 547. Owing to want of quorum, 40. Advisory War Council- Formation, 5. New members sworn-Mr. Evatt, 89; Mr. Chifley, 303. Co-opted member, Sir , 379. Aeroplane accident-death of Mr. Charles Hardy, 175. Affirmation by Member, 9. Air Force Bill. See " Bills." Aliens. See " Minister for the Army," " Ministerial Statements " and " Petitions." Allied Works Council-Allegations against administration-Report by Sir Harry Brown-Motion to print Paper (Mr. Rosevear), 527. (Lapsed at Dissolution.) And see " Ministerial Statements." Amalgamated Wireless (Aust.) Ltd. See " Ministerial Statements." AMENDMENTS- Bills. See " Bills." Budget. See " Supply Committee." Motions. See " Motions " and " War." American Troops. See " Ministerial Statements." Anstey, Hon. F.-Death of-Vote of Condolence, 7-8. Anzac Day. See " Ministerial Statements." Apple and Pear (Appropriation) Bills. See " Bills." Apple and Pear acquisition scheme, and Marketing Board. See " Apple and Pear Committee," " Motions" and "Petitions." Apple and Pear Committee-Appointment of Senators and Members, 109. Report tabled, 213. Appropriation Bills. See " Bills--' Apple and Pear ', ' Appropriation ' and ' Supplementary '. Archibald, W. R.-Life assurance policy. See " Ministerial Statements." Army censorship. See " Censorship." Auditor-General's Report 1941-42. See " Ministerial Statements." " Australia First Movement." See " Ministerial Statements." Australian Broadcasting Commission Bill. See " Bills." Australian Capital Territory. See " Canberra." Australian Imperial Force. See " Ministerial Statements," " Statements " and " War." Australian Soldiers' Repatriation. See " Bills," " Ministerial Statements " and " Repatriation." Australian Wheat Board. See " Ministerial Statements--Wheat."

B. Badman, Mr.-Appointed to House Committee, 141. Banking, rationalization of. See " Ministerial Statements " and " Statements." Barley Pool No. 2. See " Ministerial Statements." Beasley, Mr.- Appointed Leader of Non-Communist Branch of Labour Party, 6. Joins official Opposition, 82. Appointed Minister for Supply and Shipping, 453. And see " Statements." Bell, Sir George-Retirement, 572. Berry Fruit-growers' Relief Bill. See " Bills." BILLS- Committee proceedings- Clauses omitted, 363, 419. Clauses considered together, 363. Discharged, 211 (3), 479. First reading negatived, 483. Recommitted, 365. Reserved for Royal Assent, 388. Second reading-Amendment moved, 243, 438, 443, 463, 492, 539. Senate's Amendments- Amended, 542. Reasons of House for disagreeing, 262-3. Reasons of Senate for disagreeing to Amendment of House, 546. Senate's Pressed Request- Statement by Mr. Speaker, 513. Resolution to be forwarded to Senate, 514. enate's Requests and Amendments, 352, 535. Message from Governor-General for purposes of, 359. Stading Orders suspended- To enable Bill to be passed through all stages without delay. See " Standing Orders." To enable Sales Tax Bills to be considered together, 229, 330. BILLS-PROCEEDINGS ON- Summary of Proceedings- Bills initiated during the Session ...... 221* Leave given, but Bill not brought in ...... 6 Passed and assented to ...... 208 Negatived ...... 1 Discharged ...... 4 Lapsed at Dissolution ...... 2 SIncluding ilt brought from the Senate (of which scvn passed, one was negatived and one discharged). ACTs INTERPRETATION 1941.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 90. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 96. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 106. Assent, 120. Act No. 7 of 1941. Am FORCE 1941.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in ; first reading, 93. Second reading moved, 105. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 107. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 116. Assent, 120. Act No. 12 of 1941. APPLE AND PEAR (APPROPRIATION) 1940.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to; and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill brought in and passed through all stages, 52-3. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 63. Assent, 81. Act No. 73 of 1940. APPLE AND PEAR (APPROPRIATION) 1941.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General ; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to; and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill brought in and passed through all stages, 260. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 264. Assent, 267. Act No. 66 of 1941. APPROPRIATION 1940-41.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 74. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 79. Assent, 82. Act No. 99 of 1940. A I'PROPRIATION 1941-42.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 255. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 264. Assent, 267. Act No. 60 of 1941. APPROPRIATION (No. 2) 1941-42.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Wa.ys and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 372. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 376. Assent, 388. Act No. 30 of 1942. APPROPRIATION 1942-43.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 417. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 427. Assent, 437. Act No. 44 of 1942. APPROPRIATION (No. 2) 1942-43.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 559. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 563. Assent, 563. Act No. 23 of 1943. ApPROnRIAT1ON (WoRKs AN:D BUILDINGS) 1940-41.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 74. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 79. Assent, 82. Act No. 98 of 1940. APPROPRIATION (WORKs AND BUILDINGS) 1941-42.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 256. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 264. Assent, 267. Act No. 61 of 1941. APPROPRIATION (WORKS AND BUILDINGS) 1942-43.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 417-8. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 428. Assent, 437. Act No. 45 of 1942. AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING 1942. Brought from Senate; first reading, 327. Second reading moved, 331. Second reading; Committee, 360. Appropriation recommended by Governor- General for purposes of amendments to be moved; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to, 362. Committee continued ; reported with amendments; recommitted; reported with further amendment; reports, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 362-6. Senate agrees to amendments made by House, 373. Assent, 388. Act No. 33 of 1942. AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING COMMISSION 1941.-Brought from Senate; first reading, 101. Second reading debated, 106. Order of Day discharged, 211. AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS' REPATRIATION (NO. 2) 1940.-By leave, leave to bring in Bill; brought in, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 77. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 79. Assent, 82. Act No. 96 of 1940. AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS' REPATRIATION 1941.-By leave, leave to bring in Bill; brought in; first reading; second reading moved by leave, 211. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted ; third reading, by leave, 243. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 248. Assent, 267. Act No. 49 of 1941. AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS' REPATRIATION 1943.-Leave to bring in Bill, 467. Bill brought in; first reading, 475. Second reading moved, 479. Second reading debated, 507, 513, 514, 515. Second reading ; Committee, 515. Committee continued ; reported with amendments ; report, by leave, adopted ; third reading, by leave, 517-26. Returned from Senate with requests for amendments and with amendments, 535. Senate's requested amendments made, 536-7. Returned from Senate with amendments, 539. Senate's amendments Nos. 1, 2, 4 and 5 agreed to; No. 3 with amendment (on division), 541-3. Senate disagrees to amendment made by House; House does not insist on its amendment, 545-6. Assent, 547. Act No. 22 of 1943. BERRY FRUIT-GROWERS' RELIEF 1941.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to; and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill brought in and passed through all stages, 115. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 117. Assent, 120. Act No. 23 of 1941. SILLS-PROCEEDINGS ON-continued. BLACK MARKETING 1942.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in ; first reading ; second reading moved, by leave, 415. Second reading; Committee; reported with amendments; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 419. Agreed to by Senate with amendment, 430. Senate's amendment agreed to, 433. Assent, 441. Act No. 49 of 1942. BOUNTY. See " Cable and Wire," " Raw Cotton," " Superphosphate," " Wine Export " and " Wire . Netting " under this heading. CABLE AND WIRE BOUNTY 1941.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General ; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to; Standing Orders suspended; Bill brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 179. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment ; report adopted ; third reading, 182. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 186. Assent, 189. Act No. 29 of 1941. CHILD ENDOWMENT 1941.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to; Standing Orders suspended; Bill brought in ; first reading ; second reading moved, 99. Second reading debated, 102. Second reading; Committee, 103. Appropriation recommended by Governor-General for purposes of amendments to be moved ; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to, 103. Committee continued ; reported with amendments ; report adopted ; third reading, 104. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 116. Assent, 120. Act No. 8 of 1941. CHILD ENDOWMENT 1942.-Leave to bring in Bill ; brought in ; first reading ; second reading moved, by leave, 315. Second reading; Committee, 329. Appropriation recommended by Governor- General ; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to, 329. Committee continued ; reported with amendment ; report, by leave, adopted ; third reading, by leave, 329-30. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 332. Assent, 339. Act No. 5 of 1942. COMMERCIAL BROADCASTING STATIONS LICENCE FEES 1942.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in; first reading, 340. Second reading ; Committee ; reported without amendment ; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 366. Agreed to by Senate-without amendment, 371. Assent, 388. Act No. 34 of 1942. COMMONWEALTH BANK 1942.-Leave to bring in Bill; first reading ; second reading moved, by leave, 419. Order of Day discharged, 479. COMMONWEALTH BANK 1943.-By leave, leave to bring in Bill ; brought in ; first reading ; second reading moved, by leave ; second reading debated, 479. Second reading debated, 482, 487, 489. Second reading ; Committee, 489. Committee continued ; reported with amendments ; report, by leave, adopted ; third reading, by leave, 504-5. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 526. Assent, 527. Act No. 13 of 1943. COMMONWEALTH CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION 1941.-Leave to bring in Bill, 129. COMMONWEALTH ELECTORAL (WAR-TIME) 1943.-Brought from Senate ; first reading, 557. Second reading ; Committee ; reported without amendment ; report adopted third reading, by leave, 566. Assent, 577. Act No. 27 of 1943. COMMONWEALTH EMPLOYEES' FURLOUGH 1943.-Leave to bring in Bill, 503. Bill brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 529. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 534. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 538. Assent, 541. Act No. 19 of 1943. COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE 1940.-Brought from Senate ; first reading, 61. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 72. Assent, 82. Act No. 88 of 1940. COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE 1941.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 113-4. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 117. Assent, 120. Act No. 5 of 1941. COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE 1943.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 535. Second reading debated ; amendment (Mr. Menzies) that the Bill be withdrawn and redrafted to provide for preference to former members of the Forces in the Service of Commonwealth and of all Commonwealth authorities and contractors, 539. (Lapsed at Dissolution.) CONSTITUTION ALTERATION (\VAR AIMS AND RECONSTRUCTION) 1942.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in ; first reading, 432. (Lapsed at Dissolution.) CRIMES 1941.-By leave, leave to bring in Bill ; brought in ; first reading ; second reading moved, by leave, 89. Second reading ; Committee ; reported without amendment; report adopted ; third reading, by leave, 95. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 106. Assent, 120. Act No. 6 of 1941. CUSTOMS TARIFF (CANADIAN PREFERENCE) VALIDATION 1941.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 113. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 117. Assent, 120. Act No. 20 of 1941. CUSTOMS TARIFF (CANADIAN PREFERENCE) VALIDATION (No. 2) 1941.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in; first reading, 231. Second reading ; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted ; third reading, by leave, 236. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 238. Assent, 247. Act No. 45 of 1941. CUSTOMS TARIFF (CANADIAN PREFERENCE) VALIDATION 1942.-By leave, leave to bring in Bill; brought in, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 386. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 395. Assent 399. Act No. 40 of 1942. CUSTOMS TARIFF (CANADIAN PREFERENCE) VALIDATION 1943.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 486. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 487. Assent, 491. Act No. 8 of 1943. . xv

BILLS-PROCEEDINGS ON-continued. CusrTOMis TARIFF (CANADIAN PREFERENCE) VALIDATION (No. 2) 1943.-By leave, leave to bring in Bill; brought in, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 567. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 572. Assent, 577. Act No. 32 of 1943. CusTOMs TARIFF (EXCHIANGE ADJUSTMENT) VALIDATION 1941.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 112-3. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 117. Assent, 120. Act No. 18 of 1941. CUSTOMs TARIFF (EXCHANGE ADJUSTMENT) VALIDATION (No. 2) 1941.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in ; first reading, 231. Second reading ; Committee ; reported without amendment; report adopted ; third reading, by leave, 235. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 238. Assent, 247. Act No. 43 of 1941. CUSTOMS TAtrIFF (EXCHANGE ADJUSTMENT) VALIDATION 1942.-By leave, leave to bring in Bill brought in, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 387. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 395. Assent, 399. Act No. 37 of 1942. CUSTOMS TARIFF (EXCHANGE ADJUSTMENT) VALIDATION 1943.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 485. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 487. Assent, 491. Act No. 5 of 1943. CLUSTOMS 'TARIFF (EXCHANGE ADJUSTMENT) VAIADATION (No. 2) 1943.-By leave, leave to bring in Bill; brought in, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 566. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 571. Assent, 577. Act No. 29 of 1943. CUSTOMS TARIFF (NEW ZEALAND PREFERENCE) VALIDATION 1941.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 113. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 117. Assent, 120. Act No. 21 of 1941. CUSTOMS TARIFF (NEw ZEALAND PREFERENCE) VALIDATION (No. 2) 1941.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in ; first reading, 231-2. Second reading ; Committee ; reported without amendment; report adopted ; third reading, by leave, 236. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 238. Assent, 247. Act No. 46 of 1941. CuSTOMS TARIFF (NEw ZEALAND PREFERENCE) VALIDATION 1942.-By leave, leave to bring in Bill; brought in, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 387. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 395. Assent, 399. Act No. 39 of 1942. CUSTOlMS TARIFF (NEW ZEALAND PREFERENCE) VALIDATION 1943.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 486. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 487. Assent, 491. Act No. 7 of 1943. CusTrotMS TARIFF (NEw ZEALAND PRIEFI'ERNCE) VALIDATION (No. 2) 1943.-By hlave, leave to bring in Bill; brought in, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 567. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 571. Assent, 577. Act No. 31. of 1943. CusToMs TARIFF (SOUTHERN RHOIDESIAN PREFERENCE) 1941.-Brought in on resolution fromi Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 105. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 116. Assent, 120. Act No. 13 of 1941. CUSTOMS TARIFF (SPECIAL WAR DUTY) VALIDATION 1941.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 113. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 117. Assent, 120. Act No. 19 of 1941. CUSTOIM TARIFF (SPECIAL \WAR D)UTY) VALIDATION (No. 2) 1941.-Leave to bring in Bill ; brought in; first reading, 231. Second reading ; Committee ; reported without amendment ; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 236. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 238. Assent, 247. Act No. 44 of 1941. CUSTOMS TARIFF (SPECIAL \\ARI DUTY) VALIDATION 1942.-By leave, leave to bring in Bill ; brought in, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 387. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 395. Assent, 399. Act No. 38 of 1942. CUSTOMs TARIFF (SPECIAL WAR DUTY) VALIDATION 1943.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 486. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 487. Assent, 491. Act No. 6 of 1943. CUSTOMS TAIFF (SPECIAL \VAR DUTY) VALIDATION (NO. 2) 1943.-By leave, leave to bring in Bill; brought in, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 566-7. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 571. Assent, 577. Act No. 30 of 1943. CUSTOMS TARIFF VALIDATION 1941.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 112. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 117. Assent, 120. Act No. 17 of 1941. CUSTOis TARIFF VALIDATION (No. 2) 1941.--Leave to bring in Bill; brought in ; first reading, 231. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted ; third reading, by leave, 235. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 237. Assent, 247. Act No. 42 of 1941. CUSTOMs TARIFF VALIDATION 1942.-By leave, leave to bring in Bill; brought in, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 386. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 395. Assent, 399. Act No. 36 of 1942. CUSTOMS TARIFF VALIDATION 1943.-Leave to bring in Bill ; brought in, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 485. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 487. Assent, 491. Act No. 4 of 1943. CUSTOMS TARIFF VALIDATION (No. 2) 1943.-By leave, leave to bring in Bill ; brought in, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 566. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 571. Assent, 577. Act No. 28 of 1943. DAIRY PRODUCE EXPORT CONTROL 1942.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in; first reading, 352. Second reading ; Committee ; reported without amendment; report adopted ; third reading, by leave, 366. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 371. Assent, 388. Act No. 24 of 1942. XV1 *

BILLS-PROCEEDINGS ON--continued. DAIRYING INDUSTRY ASSISTANCE 1942.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to ; Standing Orders suspended; Bill brought in; first reading; second reading debated, 442. Second reading debated ; amendment (Mr. Hutchinson) that Bill be withdrawn and redrafted to provide a more equitable scheme ; second reading and amendment debated, amendment negatived; second reading ; Committee ; reported without amendment ; report adopted, third reading, 443. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 444. Assent, 447. Act No. 58 of 1942. DAIRYING INDUSTRY ASSISTANCE 1943.-By leave, leave to bring in Bill ; brought in ; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 567-8. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment ; report adopted ; third reading, by leave, 573. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 575. Assent, 577. Act No. 37 of 1943. DEFENCE 1941.-By leave, leave to bring in Bill; brought in ; first reading ; second reading moved, by leave, 89. Second reading; Committee, 95. Committee continued ; reported with amendments ; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 95-6. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 106. Assent, 120. Act No. 4 of 1941. DEFENCE (CITIZEN MILITARY FORCES) 1943.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in ; first reading, 459. Second reading moved, 462. Second reading debated; amendment (Mr. Cameron) that Bill be withdrawn and redrafted to provide for any member of Citizen Military Forces to be required to serve anywhere beyond Australia ; second reading and amendment debated, 463, 465, 467, 473. Amendment negatived (on division) ; second reading ; Committee ; reported without amendment; report adopted ; third reading, by leave, 473-4. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 483. Assent, 483. Act No. 2 of 1943. DEFENCE EQUIPMENT 1940.--Appropriation recommended by Governor-General; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to; and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill brought in and passed through all stages, 48-9. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 61. Assent, 81. Act No. 67 of 1940. EMPIRE AIR SERVICE (ENGLAND TO AUSTRALIA) 1941.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in; first reading, 93. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 106. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 116. Assent, 120. Act No. 11 of 1941. ENTERTAINMENTS TAx 1942.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 407. Agreed to by Senate without request.Q, 410. Assent, 413. Act No. 42 of 1942. ENTERTAINMENTS TAX ASSESSMENT 1942.-Leave to bring in Bill ; brought in ; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 396. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 406. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 409. Assent, 413. Act No. 41 of 1942. ESTATE DUTY 1941.--Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 252. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 261. Assent, 267. Act No. 51 of 1941. ESTATE DUTY ASSESSMENT 1942.-Leave to bring in Bill, 315. Bill brought in ; first reading ; second reading moved, by leave, 322. Second reading; Committee; reported with amendments; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 344-7. Agreed to by Senate with amendment; Senate's amendment agreed to, 358. Assent, 373. Act No. 18 of 1942. EXCISE 1942.-Brought from Senate, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 331-2. Assent, 339. Act No. 16 of 1942. EXCISE TARIFF VALIDATION 1941.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in; first reading, 232. Second reading ; Committee ; reported without amendment; report adopted ; third reading, by leave, 236. Agreed to by Senate without reqiests, 238. Assent 247. Act No. 47 of 1941. EXCISE TARIFF VALIDATION 1943.-Leave to bring in Bill ; brought in, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 486. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 487. Assent, 491. Act No. 9 of 1943. EXCISE TARIFF VALIDATION (No. 2) 1943.-By leave, leaxe to bring in Bill; brought in, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 567. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 572. Assent, 577. Act No. 33 of 1943. EXTRADITION 1941.-Leave to bring in Bill, 93. GIFT DUTY 1941.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 251. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 261. Assent, 267. Act No. 53 of 1941. GIFT DUTY ASSESSMENT 1941.-By leave, leave to bring in Bill; brought in ; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 210. Second reading; Committee; reported with amendments; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 248-51. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 261. Assent, 267. Act No. 52 of 1941. GIFT DUTY ASSESSMENT 1942.-Leave to bring in Bill, 315. Bill brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 322. Second reading ; Committee ; reported with amendment; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 343-4. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 358. Assent, 373. Act No. 17 of 1942. GOLD TAX COLLECTION (No. 2) 1940.-By leave, leave to bring in Bill; brought in, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 76. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 78. Assent, 82. Act No. 95 of 1940. INCOME TAX (No. 2) 1940.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 69-70. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 78. Assent, 82. Act No. 89 of 1940. BILLS-PROCEEDINGS ON-Continued. INcOME TAX 1941.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 253. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 261. Assent, 267. Act No. 55 of 1941. INCOME TAX (No. 2) 1941.--Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 273. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 273. Assent, 275. Act No. 68 of 1941. INCOME TAX 1942.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) 3ill passed through all stages, 357-8. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 371. Assent, 388. Act No. 23 of 1942. INCOME TAX (NO. 2) 1942.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 426. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 431. Assent, 441. Act No. 51 of 1942. INCOME TAX 1943.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 497. Returned by Senate with requeet for amendments ; Senate's requested amendment No. 1 not made ; Nos. 2 and 3 made, 508-9. Senate presses request for amendment No. 1 ; Statement by Mr. Speaker re constitutional question involved in Senate's Message pressing request, 513. Motion that House notes statement. of Mr. Speaker, but refrains from determination of constitutional rights and resolves to consider Message--agreed to and resolution ordered to be incoorporated in IMessage returning Bill; Message considered in Committee and Senate's requested amendment made, 514. Senate agrees to Bill as amended at Senate's request, 515. Assent, 527. Act No. 1 of 1943. INCOME TAX ASSESSMENT (No. 2) 1940.--Leave to bring in Bill; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 28. Second reading; Committee, 68. Appropriation recommended by Governor-General ; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to, 68. Committee continued; reported with amendments; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 68-9. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 77. Assent, 81. Act No. 65 of 1940. INCOME TAX ASSESSMENT 1941.-By leave, leave to bring in Bill ; brought in ; first reading ; second reading moved, by leave, 210. Second reading; Committee, 232-3. Committee continued; reported with amendments ; report, by leave, adopted ; third reading, by leave, 243-6. Agreed to by Senate with amendments ; some amendments of Senate agreed to and others disagreed to; reasons for disagreeing, 262-3. Senate does not insist on amendments disagreed to by House, 265. Assent, 267. Act No. 58 of 1941. INCOME TAX ASSESSMENT (NO. 2) 1941.-Leave to bring in Bill, 271. Bill brought in, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 273. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 273. Assent, 275. Act No. 69 of 1941. INCOME TAX ASSESSMENT 1942.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in ; first reading ; second reading moved, by leave, 336. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 356-7. Agreed to by Senate with amendments; Senate's amend n'-nts agreed to, 370-1. Assent, 388. Act No. 22 of 1942. INCOME TAX .;.SESSMENT (No. 2) 1942.-Leave to bring in Bill, 401. Bill brought in ; first reading ; second re; 'ing moved, by leave, 403. Second reading ; Committee ; reported with amendments ; report, by I .ive, adopted ; third reading, by leave, 422-5. Agreed to by Senate with amendment, 431. Senate's amendment agreed to, 433. Assent, 441. Act No. 50 of 1942. INCOME TAX ASSESSMENT 1943.-Leave to bring in Bill, 467. Bill brought.in ; first reading ; second reading moved, by leave, 470. Second reading debated, 482, 492; amendment (Mr. Fadden) that Bill be withdrawn and redrafted to provide rectification of anomalies, tax to be on current earnings, cash refunds of overpayments, total additional tax to be treated as a post-war credit, expert committee to be set up and more equitable taxing of private companies ; second reading and amendment debated, 492. Second reading and amendment debated ; amendment negatived (on division) ; second reading (on division) ; Committee ; reported with amendments ; report. lhy leave, adopted ; third reading, by leave, 493-7. Agreed to by Senate with amendments, Senate's amendments agreed to, 507-8. Assent, 527. Act No. 10 of 1943. INCOMe TAX (WAR-TIME ARRANOEMENTS) 1942.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in ; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 335. Second reading debated, 352. Second reading (on division) ; Committee ; reported without amendment : report adopted ; third reading, by leave, 353-4. Agreed to by Senate with amendment; Senate's amendment agreed to, 370. Assent, 388. Act No. 21 of 1942. INcom~r TAX (\WAV-muTI ARRANGEMENTS) 1943.-Leave to bring in Bill, 565. Bill brought in, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 568. Agreed to hy Senate witllout amendment, 573. Assent, 577. Act No. 34 of 1943. INVAID AND OLD-AGE PENSIONS 1940.-By leave, leave to bring in Bill; brought in : first reading : second reading, by leave ; Committee; reported with amendment ; report, by leave, adopted ; third reading, by leave, 76. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 79. Assent, 82. Act No. 97 of 1940. INVALID AND OLD-ACE PENSIONS 1941.-By leave, leave to bring in Bill ; brought in ; first reading : second reading moved, by leave, 211. Second reading debated, 236. Second reading: Committee ; reported with amendments ; report, by leave, adopted ; third reading, by leave, 237. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 242. Assent, 247. Act No. 48 of 1941. INALID AND OLD-AGE PENSIONS 1942.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in ; first reading ; second reading moved, by leave, 315. Second reading debated, 323. Second reading ; Committee, 325. Committee continued ; reported without amendment ; report adopted ; third reading, by leave, 328. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 332. Assent, 339. Act No. 3 of 1942. F.4341 .- 2 xviii

BILLS-PROCEEDINGS ON-continued. INVALID AND OLD-AGE PENSIONS 1943.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 503. Second reading ; Committee ; reported with amendment; report, by leave, adopted ; third reading, by leave, 529-30. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 536. Assent, 541. Act No. 14 of 1943. INVALID AND OLD-AGE PENSIONS APPROPRIATION 1941.-Appropriation recommended by Governor- General; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to ; and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill brought in and passed through all stages, 111. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 116. Assent, 120. Act No. 15 of 1941. INVALID AND OLD-AGE PENSIONS APPROPRIATION 1942.-Appropriation recommended by Governor- General; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to ; and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill brought in and passed through all stages, 369. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 373. Assent, 388. Act No. 27 of 1942. INVALID AND OLD-AGE PENSIONS APPROPRIATION 1943.-Appropriation recommended by Governor- General ; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to ; and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill brought in and passed through all stages, 528-9. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 536. Assent, 541. Act No. 17 of 1943. INVALID AND OLD-AGE PENSIONS (RECIPROCITY WITH NEW ZEALAND) 1943.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 565. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 573. Assent, 577. Act No. 36 of 1943. JUDICIARY 1941.-Leave to bring in Bill ; brought in ; first reading, 182. Order of Day discharged, 211. JUDICIARY (DIPLOMATIC REPRESENTATION) 1942.-Leave to bring in Bill, 319. Bill brought in, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 322. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 323. Assent, 327. Act No. 2 of 1942. LAND TAX 1941.--Brought i n Resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) first reading; second reading debated, 252. Second reading; Committee ; reported without amendment ; report adopted ; third reading, 252. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 254. Assent, 267. Act No. 50 of 1941. LIGHTOUSFS 1941.-Leave to bring in Bill, 188. SLIGHTHOUSES 1942.-Brought from Senate; first reading, 353. Second reading ; Committee reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 367. Assent, 388. Act No. 35 of 1942. LOAN (No. 3) 1940.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to; and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill brought in and passed through all stages, 34. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 40. Assent, 41. Act No. 62 of 1940. LOAN 1941.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to ; and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill brought in and passed through all stages, 114-5. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 117. Assent, 120. Act No. 22 of 1941. LOAN (No. 2) 1941.--Appropriation recommended by Governor-General; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to; Bill brought in and, by leave, passed through all stages, 196-7. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 197. Assent, 199. Act No. 31 of 1941. LOAN (No. 3) 1941.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General ; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to; and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill brought in and passed through all stages, 258. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 264. Assent, 267. Act No. 64 of 1941. LOAN 1942.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General ; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to ; and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill brought in and passed through all stages, 282. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 301. Assent, 303. Act No. 1 of 1942. LOAN (No. 2) 1942.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to; and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill brought in and passed through all stages, 368. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 373. Assent, 388. Act No. 26 of 1942. LOAN (No. 3) 1942.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to; and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill brought in and passed through all stages, 422. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 429. Assent, 441. Act No. 47 of 1942. LOAN 1943.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to ; Standing Orders suspended ; Bill brought in ; first reading; second reading moved, 481-2. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment ; report adopted ; third reading, 484. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 487. Assent, 491. Act No. 3 of 1943. LOAN (No. 2) 1943.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General ; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to; and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill brought in and passed through all stages, 560. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 563. Assent, 563. Act No. 24 of 1943. LOAN (DROUGHT RELIEF) 1940.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General ; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to ; and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill brought in and passed through all stages, 51-2. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 63. Assent, 81. Act No. 71 of 1940. BILLS-PROCEEDINGS oUN-continued. MATERNITY ALLOWANCE 1942.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 315. Second reading; Committee, 328. Appropriation recommended by Governor-General; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to, 329. Committee continued; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 329. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 332. 'Assent, 339. Act No. 4 of 1942. MATERNITY ALLOWANCE 1943.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 504. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 533. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 538. Assent, 541. Act No. 16 of 1943. MINISTERS OF STATE 1941.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to ; Standing Orders suspended : Bill brought in ; first reading; second reading moved, 133-4. Second reading ; Committee reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 135-6. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 137. Assent, 137. Act No. 24 of 1941. MORGAN-WHYALLA WATERWORKS AGREEMENT 1940.-Apppropriation recommended by Governor- General ; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to ; and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill brought in and passed through all stages, 62. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 75. Assent, 81. Act No. 75 of 1940. NATIONAL FITNESS 1941.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in ; first reading ; second reading moved, by leave, 135. Second reading debated, 140. Second reading (on division); Committee ; reported with amendment; report, by leave, adopted ; third reading, by leave, 141-2. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 161. Assent, 165. Act No. 26 of 1941. NATIONAL SECURITY 1943.-Brought from Senate ; first reading negatived (on division), 483. NATIONAL SECURITY 1943 [No. 2].-By leave, leave to bring in Bill; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 572. Second reading ; Committee ; reported without amendment ; report adopted ; third reading, by leave, 573-4. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 575. Assent, 577. Act No. 38 of 1943. NATIONAL WELFARE FUND 1943.-Appropriation recommended by the Governor-General: His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to ; Standing Orders suspended ; Bill brought in ; first reading ; second reading moved, 470. Second reading (on division) ; Committee; reported with amendments ; report adopted ; third reading, 501-2. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 517. Assent, 527. Act No. 12 of 1943. NAVIGATION 1941.-Leave to bring in Bill, 188. NAVIGATION 1942.-Brought from Senate; first reading, 353. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 367. Reserved for Royal Assent, 388. Royal Assent and Proclamation, 469. Act No. 1 of 1943. NORTHERN TERRITORY (ADMINISTRATION) (No. 2) 1940.-Brought from Senate; first reading, 60-1. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 72. Assent, 82. Act No. 87 of 1940. OFFICERS' RIGHTS DECLARATION 1940.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in ; first reading, 6. Second reading moved, 69. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted ; third reading, by leave, 72. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 78. Assent, 81. Act No. 86 of 1940. PATENTS 1941.-Leave to bring in Bill, 93. PATENTS, TRADE MARKS, DESIGNS AND COPYRIGHT (WAR POWERS) 1941.-.eave to bring in Bill; brought in ; first reading, 182. Order of Day discharged, 211. PAY-ROLL TAX 1941.-Bill brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) passed through all stages, 102. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 106. Assent, 120. Act No. 3 of 1941. PAY-ROLL TAX ASSESSMENT 1941.-Leave to bring in Bill, 93. Bill brought in; first reading, 97. Second reading moved, 100. Second reading; Committee ; reported without amendment; motion to adopt report; motion for recommittal withdrawn, by leave ; report adopted ; third reading, by leave, 101-2. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 106. Assent, 120. Act No. 2 of 1941. PAY-ROLL TAX ASSESSMENT 1942.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in ; first reading ; second reading moved, by leave, 411. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted ; third reading, by leave, 426. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 429. Assent, 441. Act No. 48 of 1942. PETROLEUM O:I SEARCH 194.1.-By leave, leave to bring in Bill; brought in, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 261-2. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 265. Assent, 267. Act No. 67 of 1941. POST AND TELEGRAPH RATES 1941.-Leave to bring in Bill ; brought in ; first reading ; second reading moved, by leave, 223. Second reading debated ; Amendment (Mr. McDonald) that Bill be withdrawn and re-introduced with certain provisions incorporated; second reading and amendment debated, 243, 253. Amendment negatived ; Second reading ; Committee ; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 253-4. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 261. Assent, 267. Act No. 54 of 1941. POST AND TELEGRAPH RATES (DEFENCE FORCES) (No. 2) 1940.-By leave, leave to bring in Bill brought in; and, by leave, passed through all stages, 76. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 78. Assent, 82. Act No. 94 of 1940. BILLS-PROCEEDINGS ON-continued. PRIMARY PRODUCERS RELIEF (SUPERPHOSPHATE) 1943.-Appropriation recommended by Governor- General; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to; Standing Orders suspended ; Bill brought in ; first reading ; second reading moved, 529. Second reading; Committee; reported with amendment; report adopted; third reading, 533-4. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 538. Assent, 541. Act No. 20 of 1943. And see " Superphosphate " under this heading. RABBIT SKINS EXPORT CHARGES 1942.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 367. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 371. Assent, 388. Act No. 25 of 1942. RAW COTTON BOUNTY 1941.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to; Standing Orders suspended; Bill brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 96-7. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 104-5. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 116. Assent, 120. Act No. 9 of 194:1. RAW COTTON BOUNTY (No. 2) 1941.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to; Standing Orders suspended ; Bill brought in ; first reading ; second reading moved, 178-9. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted ; third reading, 181-2. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 186. Assent, 189. Act No. 28 of 1941. RECONSTRUCTION. See " Constitution Alteration." SALES TAX (No. lA) 1940.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 66. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 75. Assent, 81. Act No. 77 of 1940. SALES TAX (NO. 1) 1941.--Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 229. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 237. Assent, 247. Act No. 33 of 1941. SALES TAX (No. 1) 1942.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 330. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 332. Assent, 339. Act No. 7 of 1942. SALES TAX (No. 2A) 1940.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 66. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 75. Assent, 81. Act No. 78 of 1940. SALES TAX (No. 2) 1941.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 229. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 237. Assent, 247. Act No; 34 of 1941. SALES TAX (No. 2) 1942.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 330. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 332. Assent, 339. Act No. 8 of 1942. SALES TAX (No. 3A) 1940.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 66. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 75. Assent, 81. Act No. 79 of 1940. SALES TAX (No. 3) 1941.-- Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 229. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 237. Assent, 247. Act No. 35 of 1941. SALES TAX (No. 3) 1942.-Brought in on resolution from Conmmittee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 330. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 332. Assent, 339. Act No. 9 of 1942. SALES TAX (No. 4A) 1940.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 66-7. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 75. Assent, 81. Act No. 80 of 1940. SALES TAX (No. 4) 1941.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 229. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 237. Assent, 247. Act No. 36 of 1941. SALES TAX (No. 4) 1942.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 330. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 332. Assent, 339. Act No. 10 of 1942. SALES TAX (No. 5A) 1940.-Brought in on resolution from Conimittee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 67. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 75. Assent, 81. Act No. 81 of 1940. SALES TAX (No. 5) ]941.-B3rought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 229. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 237. Assent, 247. Act No. 37 of 1941. SALES TAX (No. 5) 1942.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 330. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 332. Assent, 339. Act No. 11 of 1942.. SALES TAX (NO. 6A) 1940.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 67. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 75. Assent, 81. Act No. 82 of 1940. SALES TAX (No. 6) 1941.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 229. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 237. Assent, 247. Act No. 38 of 1941. BILLS-PROCEEDINGS ON--ontinued. SALES TAX (No. 6) 1942.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 330. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 332. Assent, 339. Act No. 12 of 1942. SALES TAX (No. 7A) 1940.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 67. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 75. Assent, 81. Act No. 83 of 1940. SALES TAX (No. 7) 1941.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 229. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 237. Assent, 247. Act No. 39 of 1941. SALES TAX (No. 7) 1942.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 330. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 332. Assent, 339. Act No. 13 of 1942. SALES TAX (No. 8A) 1940.--Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 67. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 75. Assent, 81. Act No. 84 of 1940. SALES TAX (No. 8) 1941. Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 229. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 237. Assent, 247. Act No. 40 of 1941. SALES TAX (No. 8) 1942.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 330. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 332. Assent, 339. Act No. 14 of 1942. SALES TAX (No. 9A) 1940.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 67-8. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 75. Assent, 81. Act No. 85 of 1940. SALES TAX (No. 9) 1941.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 229.' Agreed to by Senate without requests, 237. Assent, 247. Act No. 41 of 194]. SALES TAX (NO. 9) 1942.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 330. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 332. Assent, 339. Act No. 15 of 1942. SALES TAX ASSESSMENT (NO. IA) 1940.-Leave to bring in Bill ; brought in ; first reading, 28. Second reading moved, 62. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted ; third reading, by leave, 65. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 75. Assent, 77. Act No. 64-of 1940. SALES TAX ASSESSMENT (No. 1) 1942.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 432. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 432. Assent, 441. Act No. 54 of 1942. SALES TAX (EXEMPTIONS AND CLASSIFICATIONS) 1940.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 13. Second reading; Committee, 54. Committee continued; reported with amendments; report adopted, by leave; third reading, by leave, 60. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 75. Assent, 81. Act No. 76 of 1940. SALES TAX (EXEMPTIONS AND CLASSIFICATIONS) 1941. By leave, leave to bring in Bill; brought in ; first reading ; second reading moved, by leave, 210. Second reading debated, 225. Second reading ; Committee ; reported with amendments ; report, by leave, adopted ; third reading, by leave, 227-9. Agreed to by Senate with amendment: Senate's amendment agreed to, 236-7. Assent, 247. Act No. 32 of 1941. SALES TAX (EXEMPTIONS AND CLASSIFICATIONS) 1942.-By leave, leave to bring in Bill; brought in; first reading ; second reading moved, by leave, 317. Second reading : Committee; reported without amendment ; report adopted ; third reading, by leave, 331. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 333. Assent, 339. Act No. 6 of 1942. SALES TAX (EXEMPTIONS AND CLASSIFICATIONS) 1943.-Leave to bring in Bill, 565. Bill brought in, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 568. Agreed to by Senate without amendnient, 573. Assent, 577. Act No. 35 of 1943. SALES TAX PROCEDURE 1940.-Leave to bring in Bill ; brought in ; first reading, 28. Second reading moved, 62. Second reading ; Committee; reported without amendment report adopted; third reading, by leave, 65. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 75. Assent, 77. Act No. 63 of 1940. STATES GRANTS .1940.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General ; His Excellency's \Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to; and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill brought in and passed through all stages, 48. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 61. Assent, 81. Act No. 66 of 1940. STATES GRANTS 1941.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to ; Bill brought in : first reading ; second reading moved, by leave, 211. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment: report adopted ; third reading, by leave, 254. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 263. Assent, 267. Act No. 59 of 1941. STATES GRANTS 1942.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General ; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to ; Standing Orders suspended ; Bill brought in ; first reading ; second reading moved, 406. Second reading ; Committee : reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 431. Agreed to by Senate without amendment. 428. Assent, 441. Act No. 46 of 1942. BILLS-PROCEEDINGS ON-cownnued. STATES GRANTS (DROUGHT RELIEF) 1940.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to; and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill brought in and passed through all stages, 51. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 63. Assent, 81. Act No. 72 of 1940. STATES GRANTS (ENTERTAINMENTS TAX REIMBURSEMENT) 1942.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to ; Standing Orders suspended ; Bill brought in ; first reading ; second reading moved, 401-2. Second reading ; Committee ; reported without amendment; report adopted ; third reading, 407. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 410. Assent, 413. Act No. 43 of 1942. STATES GRANTS (INCOME TAX REIMBURSEMENT) 1942.-Appropriation recommended by Governor- General ; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to; Standing Orders suspended; Bill brought in ; first reading; second reading moved, 335-6. Second reading (on division); Committee, 354-5. Appropriation recommended by Governor- General for purposes of amendments to be moved; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to, 355. Committee continued ; reported with amendment; report adopted ; third reading, 355-6. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 371. Assent, 388. Act No. 20 of 1942. STATUTE OF WESTMINSTER ADOPTION 1942.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in ; first reading, 432. Second reading moved, 435. Second reading debated; Amendment (Mr. Hughes) that Bill be referred to an all-Party Committee of the House for report as to its urgency ; second reading and amendment debated; amendment negatived (on division); second reading (on division); Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted ; third reading, by leave, 438-9. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 443. Assent, 447. Act No. 56 of 1942. SUPERANNUATION 1942.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in ; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 411. Second reading; Committee, 428. Appropriation recommended by Governor- General ; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to, 428. Committee continued; reported with amendments; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 429. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 432. Assent, 441. Act No. 53 of 1942. SUPERANNUATION 1943.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in; first reading; second reading, by leave ; Committee, 531. Appropriation recommended by Governor-General ; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to, 531-2. Committee continued : reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 532. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 537. Assent, 541. Act No. 18 of 1943. SUPERPHOSPHATE BOUNTY 1941.--Appropriation recommended by Governor-General; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to; and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill brought in and passed through all stages, 259--60. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 264. Assent, 267. Act No. 65 of 1941. And see " Primary " under this heading. SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION 1939-40.--Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 258. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 264. Assent, 267. Act No. 62 of 1941. SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION 1940-41.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 375. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 376. Assent, 388. Act No. 31 of 1942. SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION 1941-42.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 574. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 575. Assent, 577. Act No. 40 of 1943. SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION (WORKS AND BUILDINGS) 1939--40.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 258. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 264. Assent, 267. Act No. 63 of 1941. SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION (WORKS AND BUILDINGS) 1940-41.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 375. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 376. Assent, 388. Act No. 32 of 1942. SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION (WORKS AND BUILDINGS) 1941-42.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 575. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 575. Assent, 577. Act No. 41 of 1943. SUPPLY (No. 3) 1940-41.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and, by leave, Bill passed through all stages, 34. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 40. Assent, 41. Act No. 61 of 1940. SUPPLY (No. 1) 1941-42.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General and referred to Committee of Supply ; Standing Orders suspended ; Bill brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means; first reading: second reading moved, 131-2. Second reading debated, 133, 134, 136, 137. Second reading ; Committee ; reported without amendment; report adopted : third reading, 138. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 139. Assent, 139. Act No. 25 of 1941. SUPPLY (No. 2) 1941-42.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-Genera Iand referred to Committee of Supply; Standing Orders suspended ; Bill brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means; first reading; second reading moved, 170. Second reading debated, 170, 171, 173. Second reading ; Committee ; reported without amendment; report adopted ; third reading, 173. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 175. Assent, 177. Act No. 27 of 1941. SUPPLY (No. 3) 1941-42.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 196. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 197. Assent, 199. Act No. 30 of 1941. XXiii

BILLS-PROCEEDINGS ON-continued. SUPPLY (No. 1) 19,2-43.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General and referred to Committee of Supply; and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill brought in on resolution of Committee of Ways and Means, and passed through all stages, 367-8. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 373. Assent, 388. Act No. 29 of 1942. SurPLY (No. 1) 1943-44.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General and referred to Committee of Supply; and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and passed through all stages, 559-60. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 571. Assent, 572. Act No. 26 of 1943. TASMANIAN GRANT 1943.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General ; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to ; and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill brought in and passed through all stages, 560-1. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 563. Assent, 563. Act No. 25 of 1943. TRADE AGREEMENT (SOUTHERN RHODESIA) 1941.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in ; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 93-4. Second reading debated, 105. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 105. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 116. Assent, 120. Act No. 10 of 1941. TRADE MARKS 1941.-Leave to bring in Bill, 93. TREASURY BILLS 1940.-By leave, leave to bring in Bill, 60. Bill brought in ; first reading ; second reading moved, by leave, 62. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment, report adopted; third reading, by leave, 71. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 78. Assent, 82. Act No. 93 of 1940. WAR AIMS AN:) RECONSTRUCTION. See " Constitution Alteration." WAR PENSIONS APPROPRIATION 1941.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to; and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill brought in and passed through all stages, 110-11. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 116. Assent, 120. Act No. 14 of 1941. \\'A PENSIONS APPROPRIATION 1942.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to; and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill brought in and passed through all stages, 369-70. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 373. Assent, 388. Act No. 28 of 1942. WAR SERVICE ESTATES 1942.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in; first reading, 438. Second reading ; Committee ; reported without amendment; report adopted ; third reading, by leave, 441-2. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 443. Assent, 447. Act No. 57 of 1942. \'AR SERVICE ESTATES 1943.-By leave, leave to bring in Bill ; brought in ; first reading ; second reading made Order of the Day for later hour, by leave, 572. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment ; report adopted ; third reading, by leave, 574. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 575. Assent, 577. Act No. 39 of 1943. WAR SERVICE HOMES 1941.-Brought from Senate, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 114. Assent, 119. Act No. I of 1941. WAR TAX 1941.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 272. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 273. Assent, 275. Act No. 70 of 1941. WAR-TIME (COMPANY) TAX 1940.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 71. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 78. Assent, 82. Act No. 91 of 1940. WAR-TIME (COMPANY) TAX 1941. Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 243. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 24.8. Assent, 267. Act No. 57 of 1941. WAR-TIME (COMPANY) TAX ASSESSMENT 1940 [No. 2].-By leave, leave to bring in Bill; brought in, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 70. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 78. Assent, 82. Act No. 90 of 1940. 'VAR-TIME (COMPANY) TAX ASSESSMENT 1941.-By leave, leave to bring in Bill; brought in ; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 210. Second reading; Committee, 239. Committee continued ; reported with amendments ; report, by leave, adopted ; third reading, by leave, 242. Agreed to by Senate with amendment; Senate's amendment agreed to, 248. Assent, 267. Act No. 56 of 1941. WAR-TIME (COMPANY) TAX ASSESSMENT 1942.-Leave to bring in Bill, 401. Bill brought in ; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 404. Second reading; Committee; reported with amendments; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 425. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 431. Assent, 441. Act No. 52 of 1942. WAR-TIME (COMPANY) TAX ASSESSMENT 1943.-Leave to bring in Bill, 503. Bill brought in, and, by leave, passed through all stages, 529. Agreed to by Senate with amendments, 539. Senate's amendments agreed to, 543. Assent, 547. Act No. 21 of 1943. WHEAT INDUSTRY (WAR-TIME CONTROL) 1940.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 33. Second reading; Committee, 50. Appropriation recommended by Governor-General; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to, 50. Committee continued; reported without amendment; report adopted ; third reading, by leave, 50. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 63. Assent, 81. Act No. 70 of 1940. WHEAT TAX (WAR-TIME) 1940.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 49. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 63. Assent, 81. Act No. 69 of 1940. WHEAT TAX (WAR-TIME ASSESSMENT) 1940.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in; first reading, 33. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 50. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 63. Assent, 81. Act No. 68 of 1940. xxiv

BILLS-PROCEEDINGS ON-continued. WIDOWS' PENSIONS 1942.-Leave to bring in Bill, 315. Brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 331. Second reading; Committee, 338. Appropriations recommended by Governor-General for purposes of Bill and amendments; His Excellency's Messages considered in Committee and appropriations agreed to, 340. Committee continued ; reported with amendments; report, by leave, adopted ; third reading, by leave, 340-2. Returned from Senate with requests for amendments and with amendments, 352. Senate's requested amendments made, 358. Returned from Senate with amendments, 359. Appropriation recommended by Governor-General for the purposes of any amendments to be made upon Request by the Senate; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to, 359-60. Senate's amendments agreed to, 360. Assent, 387. Act No. 19 of 1942. WIDOWS' PENSIONS 1943.-Leave to bring in Bill; brought in ; first reading ; second reading moved, by leave, 504. Second reading; Committee, 532. Appropriation recommended by Governor- General; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to, 532. Committee continued; reported with amendments; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 532-3. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 536. Assent, 541. Act No. 15 of 1943. WINE EXPORT BOUNTY 1910.-By leave, leave to bring in Bill ; brought in ; first reading, 60. Second reading; Committee ; reported without amendment; report adopted ; third reading, by leave, 71. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 78. Assent, 82. Act No. 92 of 1940. WINE GRAPES CHARGES 1941.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means; and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 112. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 117. Assent, 120. Act No. 16 of 1941. WIRE NETTING BOUNTY 1940.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General; His Excellency's Message considered in Committee and appropriation agreed to; Standing Orders suspended; Bill brought in; first reading, 53. Second reading and later stages, 61. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 63. Assent, 81. Act No. 74 of 1940. WOMEN'S EMPLOYMENT 1942.-Leave to bring in Bill, 419. Bill brought in ; first reading ; second reading moved, by leave, 421. Second reading; Committee, 429. Committee continued; reported with amendments ; report, by leave, adopted ; third reading, by leave, 433-4. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 437. Assent, 441. Act No. 55 of 1942. Bismarck Sea Battle. See " Ministerial Statements." Black Marketing Bill. See " Bills." Blackburn. Mr. See " Statements.' Blackwell, Mr. L. See " Distinguished Visitors." Blain, Mr.- Leave of absence, 307. Sworn. 39. Boats requisitioned. See " Ministerial Statements," " Petitions " and " Statements." Bolton, Mr. W. K.-Death of--Vote of Condolence, 177. Boothby Electoral Division-Issue of writ, 119. Return to writ, 123. Bounty. See " Bills." Boyd, Mr. J. A. --Death of-Vote of Condolence, 119. Bread. See " Petitions." Brennan, the late Flight-Lieutenant V. D. See " Ministerial Statements." " ." See " Map showing defence plans " and " Missing document, alleged." Broadcasting- Joint Committee- Appointment of- Members of House, 159 ; Senators, 162. Extension of time for report, 187, 259. Report brought up and ordered to be printed, 303. Standing Committee- Appointment of- Members of House, 393; Senators, 396. Report brought up-First-Motion to print Paper (Mr. Calwell), 501. (Lapsed at Dissolution.) Second Report brought up and ordered to be printed, 564. And see " Bills-' Australian ' and ' Commercial'." Bruce, Rt. Hion. S. M.-To represent Australia at United Kingdom and Pacific War Council, 373. Budget-- 1940-41, presented, 13 (Printed Paper No. 1). Supplementary Papers presented, 79 (Printed Paper No. 12). 1941-42, presented, 188 (Printed Paper No. 46). 1941-42--additional papers presented (Curtin Government), 200 (Printed Paper No. 50). 1942-43, presented, 380 (Printed Paper No. 85). And see "Financial Statements." Budget debate. See " Supply-Committee of." Bunnerong Power House industrial dispute. See " Ministerial Statements." Burghley, Lord. See " Distinguished Visitors." BUSINESS- Date for resumption of debate-motion debated, 411. Days and Hours of Meeting-- Alteration of hour, 45, 47, 64, 93, 101, 103, 135, 141, 170, 343, 442, 479, 497, 553, 570. Alteration of day, 43, 87, 89, 99, 137, 171, 182, 188, 193, 212, 217, 277, 279, 319, 325, 349, 377, 395, 403, 435, 459, 465, 481, 489, 540, 557, 575. Sessional Order, 33. Time of next meeting, 7, 12, 25, 27, 31. Two sittings in one day, 377, 379. General Business- time for consideration extended, 163. Notice of Motion-- Lapsed, 163 (2), 322. Postponed, 28, 33, 90, 111, 160, 163, 187. Withdrawn, 141 (by leave), 161, 223 (by leave), 411 (by leave), 413 (by leave), 415 (2) (by leave). Order of, 84. Orders of the Day-- Discharged 211-2 (11), 271, 411 (4), 413, 427, 479. Postponed, 28 (2), 50, 54, 65, 69, 71, 94, 101, 135, 141, 142, 182, 235, 268, 282, 305, 331, 332, 360, 425, 433, 442, 457, 482, 486, 541. Postponed, 100, 112, 160, 182, 307, 309, 313 (2), 317, 322, 328, 347, 432, 470, 475 (Government), 477, 492, 499, 503, 537, 565. Precedence to Government Business-- Each sitting day unless otherwise ordered, 84. For one day, 190, 220, 328, 406, 492, 531, 563. Sessional Orders- Days and Hours of Meeting, 33. Suspension of, 550. Standing Order No. 70 (eleven o'clock rule) suspended-- By leave, for- Remainder of month, 47. Remainder of week, 101, 247, 427, 564. Sitting, 163, 268, 425. On notice, for- Remainder of week, 513, 531. Two weeks, 352. Suspension of sitting, 41, 53, 76, 77, 115, 123, 125, 166, 175, 181, 197, 259, 260, 263, 273, 275, 356, 370, 376, 414, 444, 522, 545, 550, 575. As mark of respect, 119, 227, 399. And see "'Adjournment," "Ministerial Statements," " Secret Meetings " and " Standing Orders".

C. Cable and Wire Bounty Bill. See " Bills." Cablegram to Prime Minister of Great Britain, 195. Calwell, Mr.- Named, but after apology matter not further proceeded with, 467. And see " Statements." Canberra- Abattoirs. See " Public Works Committee." King George V. Memorial. See " Ministerial Statements." Supreme Court Jurisdiction. See " Ministerial Statements." Temporary Office Buildings. See " Public Works Committee." Casablanca Conference. See " Ministerial Statements." Casey, Rt. Hon. R. G.-Appointment as Minister of State of the United Kingdom-Motion to print Paper (Mr. Calwell), 303-4. Order of Day discharged, 411. Casting Vote by- Mr. Speaker, 450. Temporary Chairman, 95. Censorship- By Army of books and literature. See " Ministerial Statements." Members' Speeches in House. See " Privilege," " Rulings-Mr. Speaker " and " Statements." Motion to print Paper (Mr. Fadden)-agreedto, 235. Chairman of Committees- Mr. Prowse appointed, 11 ; resigned, 549. Mr. Riordan appointed, 550. Chairmen of Committees, Temporary- Casting Vote, 95. Nomination, 25. Relief to Mr. Speaker, 25. Chamberlain, Rt. Hon. Neville-Death of-Vote of Condolence, 7. Changes in Ministry. See " Ministry." Chifley, Mr.- Appointed Minister for Post-war Reconstruction, 453. Sworn as member of Advisory War Council, 303. Child Endowment Bills. See " Bills." Christadelphian Ecclesias. See " Petitions." Christmas leave for soldiers. See " Ministerial Statements." Citrus fruits. See " Ministerial Statements." Closure of Member. See " Members." CLOSURE MOVED (and agreed to, unless otherwise shown)- In the House-- Review of war situation-Motion to print Paper, 450. " Urgency " Motion-Wheat Pools Nos. 2 to 5-Payments, &c., 361 (negatived, on division).. Clothes rationing. See " Statements " and " Urgency." Coal regulations. See " Ministerial Statements-National Security." Coal-mining industry. See " Ministerial Statements." Coates, Rt. Hon. J. G. See " Distinguished Visitors." Coles, Mr.-Leave of absence, 89. And see " Statements." Colour patches on uniforms. See " Ministerial Statements."

COMMITTEES- See" Address," " Apple and Pear," " Broadcasting," ' Chairmen of," " House," " Library," " Nationl Security (Economic Organization) Regulations," " Printing," " Profits," " Public Works," "Repatriation,"i " Rural Industries," "Social Security," " Standing Orders," " Supply," " Taxation," " War Expenditure " and " Ways and Means." Commonwealth Bank. See " Bills " and " Ministerial Statements." Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Bill. See " Bills." Commonwealth Electoral (War-time) Bill. See " Bills." Commonw ealth Employees' Furlough Bill. See " Bills." Commonwealth Public Service Bills. See " Bills." Company tax. See " War-time (Company) Tax." Compulsory Trade Unionism. See " Urgency." Condolence, Votes of. See " Deaths." Constitution Alteration. See " Bills." Cooper, Rt. Hon. Alfred Duff. See " Distinguished Visitors." Cornsacks. See " Ministerial Statements." Count-out, 40. Country Party- Appointment of Deputy Leader (Mr. Fadden) to act as Leader, 6. Appointment of Mr. Fadden as Leader, 82. Crimes Bill. See " Bills." Culpin, Mr. M.--Death of-Vote of Condolence, 177. Curtin, Mr.- Appointed Leader of Opposition, 6. Appointed Prime Minister, 195. And see " Statements." Customs duties on projectors for Australian Comforts Fund. See " Ministerial Statements." Customs Tariff. See " Bills " and " Ways and Means."

D.

Daily Telegraph, Sydney. See " Newspaper Article." Dairying industry. See " Bills," " Ministerial Statements " and "- Urgency." Dairy Produce Export Control Bill. See " Bills." Daly, Hon. J. J.-Death of-Vote of Condolence, 311. Darwin, visit to of Minister for Labour and National Service. See ' Ministerial Statements." Days and hours of meeting. See " Business." Deaths. See " Abbott, P. P.," " Anstey, Hon. F.," " Bolton, W. K.," " Boyd, J. A.," "' Chamberlain, Rt. Hon. Neville," " Culpin, M.," " Daly, Hon. J. J.," "Drake, Hon. J. G.," " Ferguson, Sir David," SFowler, Hon. J. M.," " Governor-General's son," " Green, Hon. A. E.," " Gregory, Hon. H.," " Hannan, J. F.," " Hardy, C.," " Hay, A.," Hume-Cook, Hon. J. N. H.," " Jackson, D. S.," " Johnston, Senator E. B.," " Keating, Hon. J. H.," " Duke of Kent," " Lynch, J.," " McNeill, Hon. J.," " Maloney, W. R. N.," " Millen, J. D.," " Mullan, Hon. J.," " Orchard, Hon. R. B.," " Price, J. L.," " Ronald, Hon. J. B.," " Smith, Hon. W. H. L.," " Stonehaven, Viscount " and " Watson, Hon. J. C." xxvii

Debate- Adjournment negatived, 280. Interrupted under Standing Order No. 119, 304. Time extended (" Urgency " motion) to fixed hour, 511. Defence Act-Proclamation calling out Reserves-Ministerial Statement-Presentation of Paper, 301. Defence Act and Regulations. See " Petitions." Defence Bills. See " Bills." Department of Air. See " Ministerial Statements." Department of Defence Co-ordination. See " Ministerial Statements." Department of Information. See " Statements-Mr. Fadden.". Department of War Organization of Industry. See " War Organization of Industry." Departments created; 137, 453. Diplomatic staff cadets. See " Ministerial Statements." Disallowance of Regulations. See " Motions." Discharge of Orders of Day. Se, " Business." Dissent from Rulings. See " Rulings." Distinguished Visitors-Provided with seat on floor of House- Blackwell, Mr. Leslie (South Africa), 219. Burghley, Lord (United Kingdom), 547. Coates, Rt. Hon. J. G. (New Zealand), 279. Duff-Cooper, Rt. Hon. Alfred (United Kingdom), 215. MacArthur, General Douglas A. (United States Army), 307. Nash, Hon. W. (New Zealand), 199. Sullivan, Hon. D. G. (New Zealand), 279. Divisions- Casting vote-By Temporary Chairman of Committees, 95 ; by Mr. Speaker, 450. DIvISIONS IN THE HOUSE- Adjournment of House, 183. Defence (Citizen Military Forces) Bill 1943-Second reading-Amendment (Mr. Cameron), 473. Disallowance of Regulations, 163, 308, 313 (adjournment of debate), 317, 349, 478, 499. Income Tax Assessment Bill 1943- Second reading-Amendment (Mr. Fadden), 494. Second reading, 494. Income Tax (War-time Arrangements) Bill 1942-Second reading, 354. Invalid and Old-age Pensions Act-Maintenance provisions-Motibn (Mr. James)- Amendment (Mr. Cameron) to refer question to Joint Committee on Social Security, 160. Motion as amended, 160. Ministerial Statement- 29th April, 1942-War-Motion to print Paper-Amendment (Mr. Fadden), 319. 10th December, 1942- Review of war situation- Motion to print Paper and amendment-Adjournment of debate, 450 (Casting vote by Mr. Speaker). Motion-Closure, 450, National Fitness Bill 1941-Second reading, 141. National Security Bill, 1943-First reading, 483. National Welfare Fund Bill, 1943-Second reading, 501: Privilege motion-Talking pictures in House, 564. Special Funds for Security purposes-Motion to print Paper-Amendment (Mr. Cvirtin), 185. Speech-extension of time, 511. States Grants (Income Tax Reimbursement) Bill 1942-Second reading, 354. Statute of Westminster Adoption Bill 1942- Second reading-Amendment (Mr. Hvghes), 438. Second reading, 438. " Urgency " Motions- Compulsory trade unionism-Suspension of Standing Orders to enable debate to be continued, 409. Missing document, alleged, 555. Wheat Pools Nos. 2 to 5-Payments, &c.-Closure, 361. Want of Confidence Motion, 551. DivisioNs IN COMMITTEE- Australian Broadcasting Bill 1942-Clause 17-Amendment (Mr. Blackburn), 363. Australian Soldiers' Repatriation Bill 1943- Clause 2-Postponement, 517.. Clause 3-Postponement, 518. Clause 18-Amendment (Mr. Spender), 519: Clause 37-Amendment (Mr. Harrison), 521,. New Clause 39A, 525. Senate's amendment No. 3-Amendment (Mr. Curtin), 542 . Commonwealth Bank Bill 1943- Clause 7-Amendment (Sir Earle Page), 504: Clause 7-Amendment (Mr. Wilson), 505. Defence Bill 1941-Clause 3-Amendment (Mr. Evatt), 95. (Casting vote by Temporary Chairman.) XXViii

DIVISIONS IN COMMITTEE--ontinued. Estate Duty Assessment Bill 1942-Clause 4-Amendment (Mr. Diucan-Hughes), 344. Income Tax Bill 1943- Senate's Requested Amendment No. 1- Progress be reported, 509. Requested Amendment, 509. Income Tax resolution-Postponement of paragraph 1 (Mr. Fadden), 357. Income Tax Assessment Bill 1941- Clause 6-Amendment (Mr. Spooner), 243. Clause 7, 244. Clause 10, 244. Income Tax Assessment Bill 1943- Clause 5-Postponement, 495. Clause 21, 496. Clause 22, 496. Invalid and Old-age Pensions Bill 1942-Clause 12, 328. National Welfare Fund Bill 1943-Clause 5-Amendment (Sir Frederick Stewaut), 502. Post and Telegraph Rates Bill 1941-New clause (Mr. Harrison), 253. Sales Tax (Exemptions and Classifications) Bill 1941-- Clause 3-Amendment (Mr. Paterson), 228. Clause 4--Amendment (Mr. Paterson) upon amendment by Minister, 228. States Grants (Income Tax Reimbursement) Bill 1942- New clause (Mr. Fadden), 356. Schedule-Amendment (Mr. Fadden), 356. Supply (Budget debate)-Amendment to first item (Mr. Curtin), 193. War-time (Company) Tax Bill 1941-Ways and Means resolution-Amendment (Mr. Fudden), 242. War-time (Company) Tax Assessment Bill 1941-Clause 4-Amendment (Mr. Fadden). 239. Widows' Pensions Bill 1942-Clause 14-Amendment (Mr. Jolly), 341. Women's Employment Bill 1942- Schedule- Amendment (Mr. Menzies), 433. Amendment (Sir Frederick Stewart), 434. Document quoted from by Minister, called for and laid on Table, 511. Dogs, transport of racing. See " Ministerial Statements." Drake, Hon. J. G.-Death of-Vote of Condolence, 165. Duke of Kent-Death of-Resolution, 377. Reply of His Majesty to Resolution, 403. E. Election of Members-- General Elections-Returns to Writs, 3-4. Boothby Division- Issue of Writ, 119. Return to Writ, 123. Kalgoorlie Division-Return to Writ, 47. Swan Division- Issue of Writ, 24 (proposed), 31. Return to Writ, 81. Election of Speaker. See " Speaker, Mr." Empire Air Service (England to Australia) Bill. See " Bills." Enemy aliens. See " Petitions." Entertainments Tax. See " Bills " and " Ways and Means." Estate Duty. See " Bills," " Taxation " and " Ways and Means." Estimates- Presented, and referred to Committee of Supply-- Additions, New Works, Buildings, &c.- 1940-41 (Printed Paper No. 3), 12. 1941-42 (Printed Paper No. 45), 187. 1941-42 [No. 2] (Printed Paper No. 45), 200. 1942-43 (Printed Paper No. 84), 379. Revenue and Expenditure- 1940-41 (Printed Paper No. 2), 12. 1941-42 (Printed Paper No. 44), 187. 1941-42 [No. 2] (Printed Paper No. 44), 200. Additional Expenditure 1941-42, 372. 1942-43 (Printed Paper No. 83), 379. Additional Expenditure 1942-43, 556. Supplementary Estimates--- Expenditure 1939-40 (Printed Paper No. 56), 256. Expenditure 1939-40 (Works and Buildings) (Printed Paper No. 55), 256. Expenditure 1940-41 (Printed Paper No. 80), 374. Expenditure 1940-41 (Works and Buildings) (Printed Paper No. 79), 374. Expenditure 1941-42 (Printed Paper No. 101), 568. Expenditure 1941-42 (Works and Buildings) (Printed Paper No. 102), 568. For subsequent proceedings see " Supply," " Ways and Means " and " Bills-' Appropriation ' and 'Supplementary '." XXIX

Evatt, Mr.- Leave of absence, 307. Sworn as member of Advisory War Council, 89. Visit overseas-Ministerial Statements, 303. 379, 393, 484. Excise Tariff. See " Bills " and " Ways and Means." Extradition Bill. See " Bills."

F. Fadden, Mr.- Appointed Deputy Leader of Country Party, and to act as Leader, 6. Appointed Leader of Country Party, 82. Appointed Acting Prime Minister and Acting Minister for Defence Co-ordination, 82. Appointed Prime Minister and Treasurer, 177. Appointed Leader of Opposition, 195. And see " Statements." Ferguson, Sir David-Death of, 213. Financial Statements- 1940-41 (Suppleinmntary)-Motion to print Paper (Mr. Fadden), agreed to, 79 (Printed Paper No. 12). 1941-42 (Mr. Chifcy), 200, 265 (Supplementary). 1942-43-Motion to print Paper (Mr. Chifley), 469. Debated, 536, 537. Amendment (Sir EurTe Page) to add that it be an instruction to the Government to add to financial proposals British methods of preventing inflation ; debate continued, 537. (Lapsed it Dissolutioa.) Finland. See "War." Firms declared (prices control). See " Ministerial Statements." Food control in Australia. See " Ministerial Statements " and " Urgency." Foodstuffs. See " Ministerial Statements," " Supply of " and " Urgency." Forde, Mr.-Appointed Deputy Leader of Opposition, 6. And see " Statements." Fowler, Hon. J. M.-Deatb of-Vote of Condolence, 7-8.

G. Galvanized iron, wire and nails. See " Ministerial Statements." General Elections-Returns to Writs, 3-4. Germany. See "War." Gift Duty. See " Bills," " Ministerial Statements," " Taxation " and " Ways and Means." Gold-mining Industry. See " Ministerial Statements " and " Statements." Gold Tax Collection Bill. See " Bills." Goorangai, H.M.A.S. See " Ministerial Statements." GOVERNOR-GENERAL (His Excellency Lord Gowrie)- Address in Reply to. See " Address." Commission to Deputies to open Parliament, 2. Commission to administer oaths to Members- To Mr. Justice McTiernan, 3. To Mr. Speaker, 5. Death of son-Vote of Condolence, 477. Acknowledgment, 483. Message from the, desiring attendance of Members in Senate Chamber--To hear Opening Speech, 4. Message acquainting House of resignation of Mr. Speaker, 549. Opening Speech, 6-7. Presentation of Mr. Speaker, 4, 549. Proclamation appointing day of assembly read, 1. And see " Messages." Green, Hon. A. E.-Death of-Vote of Condolence, 7-8. Gregory, Hon. H.--Death of-Vote of Condolence, 7-8. " GRIEVANCE DAY "-Question, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair-- Negatived, 65, 191, 223, 331, 410, 441, 493, 536. Guy, Mr.-Appointed to House Committee, 132.

H. Bannan, Mr. J. F.-Death of-Vote of Condolence, 513. Hansard- Censorship of. See " Rulings-Mri. Speaker." Graphs, &c., for inclusion in-Statement by Mr. Speaker, 39. XXX

Hardy, Mr. C.-Death of-Vote of Condolence, 175. Hay, Mr. A.-Death of-Vote of Condolence, 119. Hay internment camp. See " Ministerial Statements." Holdsworthy Detention Camp-Reports by Inspector-General, Department of Defence Co-ordination- Motion to print Paper (Mr. Ward), 125. Order of Day discharged, 212. Holt, Mr. See " Statements." Hostel in Sydney for Forces. See " Ministerial Statements." Hours of Sitting. See " Business." House Committee-- Appointment, 53. Appointment of Mr. Guy, 132. Discharge of Mr. Abbott and appointment of Mr. Badman, 141. Hughes, Mr.-Appointed Leader of , 195. Hume-Cook, Hon. J. N. H.-Death of-Vote of Condolence, 379. Hungary. See " War."

I. Immobilization of small craft. See " Ministerial Statements " and " Petitions." Income Tax. See " Bills," " Taxation " and " Ways and Means." Industrial conferences and disputes. See " Ministerial Statements," " Statements " and " Urgency." International Affairs. See " Ministerial Statements," " Statements " and " War-International, &c." Invalid and Old-age Pensions- Act-Maintenance provisions. See " Motions." Bills. See " Bills."

J. Jackson, Mr. D. S.-Death of-Vote of Condolence, 81. James, Mr.-Named, but after apology matter not further proceeded with, 354, 414, 542. And see " Statements." Japan. See "War." Johnson, Mr.-Sworn, 47. And see " Statements." Johnston, Senator E. B.-Death of-Vote of Condolence, 399. Joint Committees. See " Broadcasting," " Profits," " Rural Industries," " Social Security " and " War Expenditure." Judiciary Bill. See " Bills."

K. Kalgoorlie Electoral Division-Return to Writ, 47. Keating, Hon. J. H.-Death of-Vote of Condolence, 7-8. King George V. Memorial, Canberra. See " Ministerial Statements." King George VI. See " Address in Reply."

L. Labour Party-Non-Communist Branch- Appointment of Leader and Deputy-Leader, 6. Joins official Opposition, 82. Laird Smith, Hon. W. H. See " Smith, Hon. W. H. Laird." Land tax. See " Bills " and " Ways and Means." Lay-by sales rationing. See " Statements." Leave- To amend motion for special adjournment, 109. To make Statement, not granted, 327, 555, 557, 564. To move motion without notice, not granted, 66. To withdraw amendment to First Item in Estimates (Budget Debate), 41. To withdraw amendments in Committee, not granted, 95. To withdraw amendment, not granted, 158. Leave of absence to Members. See " Members." xxxi

Leave to soldiers. See " Ministerial Statements." Library Committee-Appointment, 53. Lighthouses Bill. See " Bills." Lighting of motor vehicles. See " Ministerial Statements." Liverpool Press, Melbourne. See " Ministerial Statements." Loan Bills. See " Bills." Loan subscriptions. See " Ministerial Statements." Lynch, Mr. J.-Death of-Vote of Condolence, 139.

M. MacArthur, General Douglas A. See " Distinguished Visitors." Makin, Mr. See " Statements." McDonald, Mr. A. M.-Appointed to Ministry, 137. McEwen, Mr. See " Statements." McNeill, Hon. J.-Death of-Vote of Condolence, 547. Acknowledgment, 572. Malaria contracted on leave. See " Ministerial Statements." Malaria prevention. See " Ministerial Statements " and " Statements." Maloney, Mr. W. R. N.-Death of-Vote of Condolence, 7-8. Manpower and Resources Survey Committee. See " Ministerial Statements." Map showing defence plans- Statement by Mr. Fadden, 557. " Urgency " motion (Mr. McEwen), 557 (negatived). And see " Missing document, alleged." Marwick, Mr. T. W.-Sworn, 81. Maternity Allowance Bills. See " Bills." May Day. See " Ministerial Statements." MEMBERS- Affirmation made, 9. Attendance of-At each sitting. See at end of each day's proceedings. " Be not further heard " motion, 572 (negatived). Deaths, 7-8, 119. Election. See " Election." Leave of absence, 89, 197, 237, 307 (4), 444, 455, 540. Leave of absence to all Members,.79, 109, 164, 265, 274, 376, 451, 546. Named, but after apology matter not proceeded with- Mr. Calwell, 467. Mr. James, 354, 414, 542. Speech.-Extensions of time. See " Speech." Statements. See " Statements." Sworn, 4, 5, 39, 47, 81, 123. Menzies, Mr.- Resignation as Prime Minister, and appointment as Minister for Defence Co-ordination, 177. And see " Statements." MESSAGES-- FROM His EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL (LOR GOWRIE) or his Deputies- Desiring attendance of Members in Senate Chamber- To hear declaration of opening of Parliament, 1. To hear Opening Speech, 4. Acquainting the House of the resignation of the Speaker (Mr. Nairn), 549. Transmitting and recommending Appropriation for Estimates- Additions, New Works, Buildings, &c.- 1940-41 (Printed Paper No. 3), 12. 1941-42 (Printed Paper No. 45), 187. 1941-42 [No. 2] (Printed Paper No. 45), 200. 1942-43 (Printed Paper No. 84), 379. Revenue and Expenditure- 1940-41 (Printed Paper No. 2), 12. 1941-42 (Printed Paper No. 44), 187. 1941-42 [No. 2] (Printed Paper No. 44), 200. Additional Expenditure 1941-42, 372. 1942-43 (Printed Paper No. 83), 379. Additional Expenditure 1942-43, 556. Supplementary Estimates 1939-40 (Printed Paper No. 56), 256. Supplementary Estimates (Works and Buildings) 1939-40 (Printed Paper No. 55), 256. Supplementary Estimates 1940-41 (Printed Paper No. 80), 374. Supplementary Estimates (Works and Buildings) 1940-41 (Printed Paper No. 79), 374. Supplementary Estimates 1941-42 (Printed Paper No: 101), 568. Supplementary Estimates (Works and Buildings) 1941-42 (Printed Paper No. 102), 568. xxxii

MESSAGES-continued.

FROM HIS EXCELLENCY THE 'GOVERNOR-GENERAL (LORD GOWRIE) or his Deputies-continued. Recommending an Appropriation, in accordance with section 56 of the Constitution, for the following Bills : Apple and Pear (Appropriation)-1940, 52; 1941, 260. Australian Broadcasting 1942, 362 (for purposes of amendments). Berry Fruit-growers' Relief 1941, 115. Cable and Wire Bounty 1941, 179. Child Endowment-1941, 99, 103 (for purposes of amendment) ; 1942, 329. Dairying Industry Assistance, 1942, 442. Defence Equipment 1940, 48. Income Tax Assessment (No. 2) 1940, 68. Invalid and Old-age Pensions Appropriation-1941, 111 ; 1942, 369 : 1943, 528. Loan-(No. 3) 1940, 34 ; 1941, 114 ; (No. 2) 1941, 196 ; (No. 3) 1941, 258 ; 1942, 282; (No. 2) 1942, 368 ; (No. 3) 1942, 422; 1943, 481; (No. 2) 1943, 560. Loan (Drought Relief) 1940, 51. Maternity Allowance 1942, 329. Ministers of State 1941, 133. Morgan-Whyalla Waterworks Agreement 1940, 62. National Welfare Fund 1943, 470. Primary Producers Relief (Superphosphate) 1943, 529. Raw Cotton Bounty-1941, 96 ; (No. 2) 1941, 178. States Grants-1940, 48; 1941, 211 ; 1942, 406. States Grants (Drought Relief) 1940, 51. States Grants (Entertainments Tax Reimbursement) 1942, 401. States Grants (Income Tax Reimbursement) 1942, 335, 355 (for purposes of amendments). Superannuation-1942, 428; 1943, 531. Superphosphate-Bounty 1941, 259. Supply-(No. 1) 1941-42, 131 ; (No. 2) 1941-42, 170 ; (No. 1) 1942-43, 367 ; (No. 1) 1943-44, 559. Tasmania Grant 1943, 560. War Pensions Appropriation-1941, 110; 1942, 369. Wheat Industry (War-time Control) 1940, 50. Widows' Pensions-1942, 340, 340 (for purposes of amendments) ; 359 (for purposes of any amendments to be made upon request from Senate) ; 1943, 532. Wire Netting Bounty 1940, 53. Reserving the Navigation Bill 1942 for His Majesty's pleasure, 388. Notifying that the Navigation Bill 1942 which was reserved had received His Majesty's approval, 469. Notifying that the Royal Assent had been given to the following Bills :- Acts Interpretation 1941, 120. Air Force 1941, 120. Apple and Pear (Appropriation)-1940, 81 ; 1941, 267. Appropriation-1940-41, 82 ; 1941-42, 267; (No. 2) 1941-42, 388; 1942-43, 437 ; (No. 2) 1942-43, 563. Appropriation (Works and Buildings)-1940-41, 82 ; 1941-42, 267 ; 1942-43, 437. Australian Broadcasting 1942, 388. Australian Soldiers' Repatriation-(No. 2) 1940, 82; 1941, 267 ; 1943, 547. Berry Fruit-growers' Relief 1941, 120. Black Marketing 1942, 441. Cable and Wire Bounty 1941, 189. Child Endowment-1941, 120; 1942, 339. Commercial Broadcasting Stations Licence Fees 1942, 388. Commonwealth Bank 1943, 527. Commonwealth Electoral (War-time) 1943, 577. Commonwealth Employees' Furlough 1943, 541. Commonwealth Public Service-1940, 82; 1941, 120. Crimes 1941, 120. Customs Tariff (Canadian Preference) Validation-1941, 120; (No. 2) 1941, 247 ; 1942, 399; 1943, 491; (No. 2) 1943, 577. Customs Tariff (Exchange Adjustment) Validation-1941, 120; (No. 2) 1941, 247; 1942, 399; 1943, 491; (No. 2) 1943, 577. Customs Tariff (New Zealand Preference) Validation-1941, 120; (No. 2) 1941, 247 ; 1942, 399 ; 1943, 491 ; (No. 2) 1943, 577. Customs Tariff (Southern Rhodesian Preference) 1941, 120. Customs Tariff (Special War Duty) Validation-1941, 120; (No. 2) 1941, 247 ; 1942, 399; 1943, 491 ; (No. 2) 1943, 577. Customs Tariff Validation-1941, 120; (No. 2) 1941, 247 ; 1942, 399; 1943, 491 ; (No. 2) 1943, 577. Dairy Produce Export Control 1942, 388. Dairying Industry Assistance-1942, 447; 1943, 577. Defence 1941, 120. Defence (Citizen Military Forces) 1943, 483. Defence Equipment 1940, 81. Empire Air Service (England to Australia) 1941, 120. Entertainments Tax 1942, 413. XXXIII

IMESSAGES---coninued. FROM His EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL (LORD GOWRIE) or his Deputies-con:inued. Notifying that the Royal Assent has been given to the following Bills-continued. Entertainments Tax Assessment 1942, 413. Estate Duty 1941, 267. Estate Duty Assessment 1942, 373. Excise 1942, 339. Excise Tariff Validation-1941, 247 1943, 491 ; (No. 2) 1943, 577. Gift Duty 1941, 267. Gift Duty Assessment-1941, 267 ; 1942, 373. Gold Tax Collection (No. 2) 1940, 82. Income Tax-(No. 2) 1940, 82 ; 1941, 267 ; (No. 2) 1941, 275 ; 1942, 388 ; (No. 2) 1942, 441 ; 1943, 527. Income Tax Assessment-(No. 2) 1940, 81 ; 1941, 267 ; (No. 2) 1941, 275 ; 1942, 388 (No. 2) 1942, 441 ; 1943, 527. Income Tax (War-time Arrangements)-1942, 388; 194:3, 577. Invalid and Old-age Pensions-1940, 82; 1941, 247 ; 1942, 339 ; 1943, 541. Invalid and Old-age Pensions Appropriation-1941, 120; 1942, 388; 1943, 541. Invalid and Old-age Pensions (Reciprocity with New Zealand) 1943, 577. Judiciary (Diplomatic Representation) 1942, 327. Land Tax 1941, 267. Lighthouses 1942, 388. Loan-(No. 3) 1940, 41; 1941, 120; (No. 2) 1941, 199 ; (No. 3) 1941, 267 ; 1942, 303 : (No. 2) 1942, 388; (No. 3) 1942, 441 ; 1943, 491; (No. 2) 1943, 563. Loan (Drought Relief) 1940, 81. Maternity Allowance-1942, 339; 1943, 541. Ministers of State 1941, 137. Morgan-Whyalla Waterworks Agreement 1940, 81. National Fitness 1941, 165. National Security 1943, 577. National Welfare Fund 1943, 527. Northern Territory (Administration) (No. 2) 1940, 82. Officers' Rights Declaration 1940, 81. Pay-roll Tax 1941, 120. Pay-roll Tax Assessment-1941, 120; 1942, 441. Petroleum Oil Search 1941, 267. Post and Telegraph Rates 1941, 267. Post and Telegraph Rates (Defence Forces) (No. 2) 1940, 82. Primary Producers Relief (Superphosphate) 1943, 541. Rabbit Skins Export Charges 1942, 388. Raw Cotton Bounty-1941, 120; (No. 2) 1941, 189. Sale Tax (Nos. 1A to 9A) 1940, 81. Sales Tax (Nos. 1 to 9)-1941, 247; 1942, 339. Sales Tax Assessment (No. 1) 1942, 441. Sales 'Tax Assessment (No. 1A) 1940, 77. Sales Tax (Exemptions and Classifications)-1940, 81 ; 1941, 247 ; 1942, 339 ; 1943, 577. Sales Tax Procedure 1940, 77. States Grants-1940, 81 ; 1941, 267 ; 1942, 441. States Grants (Drought Relief) 1940, 81. States Grants (Entertainments Tax Reimbursement) 1942, 413. States Grants (Income Tax Reimbursement) 1942, 388. Statute of Westminster Adoption 1942, 447. Superannuation-1942, 441; 1943, 541. Superphosphate Bounty 1941, 267. Supplementary Appropriation-1939-40, 267; 1940-41, 388 ; 1941-42, 577. Supplementary Appropriation (Works and Buildings)-1939-40, 267; 1940-41, 388; 1941-42, 577. Supply-(No. 3) 1940-41, 41 ; (No. 1) 194142, 139 ; (No. 2) 1941-42, 177 ; (No. 3) 1941-42, 199 ; (No. 1) 1942-43, 388 ; (No. 1)1943-44, 572. Tasmania Grant 1943, 563. Trade Agreement (Southern Rhodesia) 1941, 120. Treasury Bills 1940, 82. War Pensions Appropriation-1941, 120; 1942, 388. War Service Estates-1942, 447 ; 1943, 577. War Service Homes 1941, 119. War Tax 1941, 275. War-time (Company) Tax-1940, 82 ; 1941, 267. War-time (Company) Tax Assessment-1940, 82; 1941, 267; 1942, 441: 1943, 547. Wheat Industry (War-time Control) 1940, 81. Wheat Tax (War-time) 1940, 81. Wheat Tax (War-time) Assessment 1940, 81. Widows' Pensions-1942, 387 ; 1943, 541. Wine Export Bounty 1940, 82. Wine Grapes Charges 1941, 120. Wire Netting Bounty 1940, 81. Women's Employment 1942, 441. F.4341.-3 XXXIV

1ESSAGES-continued.

FROM THE SENATE- Transmitting for concurrence the following Bills initiated in the Senate :- Australian Broadcasting 1942, 327. Australian Broadcasting Commission 1941, 101. Commonwealth Electoral (War-time) 1943, 557. Commonwealth Public Service 1940, 61. Excise 1942, 331. Lighthouses 1942, 353. National Security 1943, 483. Navigation 1942, 353. Northern Territory (Administration) (No. 2) 1940, 60. War Service Homes 1941, 114. Notifying agreement, without amendment, to the following Bills received from the House of Representatives :- Acts Interpretation 1941, 106. Air Force 1941, 116. Apple and Pear (Appropriation)-1940, 63 ; 1941, 264. Appropriation (without requests)-1940-41, 79; 1941-42, 264; (No. 2) 1941-42, 376; 1942-43, 427; (No. 2) 1942-43, 563. Appropriation (Works and Buildings)-1940-41, 79 ; 1941-42, 264; 1942-43, 428. Australian Soldiers' Repatriation-(No. 2) 1940, 79; 1941, 248. Berry Fruit-growers' Relief 1941, 117. Cable and Wire Bounty 1941, 186. Child Endowment-1941, 116 ; 1942, 332. Commercial Broadcasting Stations Licence Fees 1942, 371. Commonwealth Bank 1943, 526. Commonwealth Employees' Furlough 1943, 538. Commonwealth Public Service 1941, 117. Crimes 1941, 106. Customs Tariff (Canadian Preference) Validation (without requests)-1941, 117 ; (No. 2) 1941, 238 ; 1942, 395; 1943, 487; (No. 2) 1943, 572. Customs Tariff (Exchange Adjustment) Validation (without requests)-1941, 117 ; (No. 2) 1941, 238; 1942, 395 ; 1943, 487 ; (No. 2) 1943, 571. Customs Tariff (New Zealand Preference) Validation (without requests)-1.941, 117; (No. 2) 1941, 238; 1942, 395 ; 1943, 487 ; (No. 2) 1943, 571. Customs Tariff (Southern Rhodesian Preference) 1941 (without requests), 116. Customs Tariff (Special War Duty) Validation (without requests)-1941, 117 ; (No. 2) 1941, 238; 1942, 395 ; 1943, 487 ; (No. 2) 1943, 571. Customs Tariff Validation (without requests)-1941, 117 ; (No. 2) 1941, 237 ; 1942, 395; 1943, 487; (No. 2) 1943, 571. Dairy Produce Export Control 1942, 371. Dairying Industry Assistance-] 942, 444 ; 1943, 575. Defence 1941, 106. Defence (Citizen Military Forces) 1943, 483. Dlefence Equipment 1940, 61. Empire Air Service (England to Australia) 1941, 116. Entertainments Tax 1942 (without requests), 410. Entertainments Tax Assessment 1942, 409. Estate Duty 1941 (without requests), 261. Excise Tariff Validation (without requests)-1941, 238; 1943, 187 ; (No. 2) 1943, 572. Gift Duty 1941 (without requests), 261. Gift Duty Assessment-1941, 261 ; 1942, 358. Gold Tax Collection (No. 2) 1940, 78. Income Tax (without requests)-(No. 2) 1940, 78; 1941, 261; (No. 2) 1941, 273; 1912, 371 ; (No. 2) 1942, 431. Income Tax Assessment-(No. 2) 1940, 77 ; (No. 2) 1941, 273. Income Tax (War-time) Arrangements 1943, 573. Invalid and Old-age Pensions-1940, 79; 1941, 242; 1942, 332; 1943, 536. Invalid and Old-age Pensions Appropriation-1941, 116 ; 1942, 373; 1943, 536. Invalid and Old-age Pensions (Reciprocity with New Zealand) 1943, 573. Judiciary (Diplomatic Representation) 1942, 323. Land Tax 1941 (without requests), 254. Loan-(No. 3) 1940, 40; 1941, 117 ; (No. 2) 1941, 197 ; (No. 3) 1941, 264 ; 1942, 301; (No. 2) 1942, 373 ; (No. 3) 1942, 429 ; 1943, 487; (No. 2) 1943,563. Loan (Drought Relief) 1940, 63. Maternity Allowance-1942, 332 ; 1943, 538. Ministers of State 1941, 137. Morgan-Whyalla Waterworks Agreement 1940, 75. National Fitness 1941, 161. National Security 1943 [No. 2], 575. National Welfare Fund 1943, 517. Officers' Rights Declaration 1940, 78. Pay-roll Tax 1941 (without requests), 106. Pay-roll Tax Assessment-1941, 106; 1942, 429. Petroleum Oil Search 1941, 265. XXXV

NIESsAGES-continued. FROM THE SENATE-continued. Notifying agreement, without amendment, to the following Bills received from the House of Representatives-continued. Post and Telegraph Rates 1941, 261. Post and Telegraph Rates (Defence Forces) (No. 2) 1940, 78. Primary Producers Relief (Superphosphate) 1943, 538. Rabbit Skins Export Charges 1942, 371. Raw Cotton Bounty--1941, 116; (No. 2) 1941, 186. Sales Tax (Nos. 1A to 9A) 1940 (without requests), 75. Sales Tax (Nos. 1 to 9) (without requests)-1941, 237 ; 1942, 332. Sales Tax Assessment (No. 1) 1942, 432. Sales Tax Assessment (No. 1A) 1940, 75. Sales Tax (Exemptions and Classifications)-1940, 75; 1942, 333; 1943, 573. Sales Tax Procedure 1940, 75. States Grants-1940, 61 ; 1941, 263; 1942, 428. States Grants (Drought Relief) 1940, 63. States Grants (Entertainments Tax Reimbursement) 1942, 410. States Grants (Income Tax Reimbursement) 1942, 371. Statute of Westminster Adoption 1942, 443. Superannuation-1942, 432; 1943, 537. Superphosphate Bounty 1941, 264. Supplementary Appropriation (without requests)-1939-40, 264; 1940-41, 376 ; 1941-42, 575. Supplementary Appropriation (Works and Buildings)-1939-40, 264; 1940-41, 376; 1941-42,575. Supply (without requests)-(No. 3) 1940-41, 40; (No. 1) 1941-42, 139 ; (No. 2) 1941-42, 175 ; (No. 3) 1941-42, 197; (No. 1) 1942-43, 373; (No. 1) 1943-44, 571. Tasmania Grant 1943, 563. Trade Agreement (Southern Rhodesia) 1941, 116. Treasury Bills 1940, 78. War Pensions Appropriation-1941, 116; 1942, 373. War Service Estates-1942, 443 ; 1943, 575. War Tax 1941 (without requests), 273. War-time (Company) Tax (without requests)-1940, 78; 1941, 248. War-time (Company) Tax Assessment-1940 [No. 2], 78; 1942, 431. Wheat Industry (War-time Control) 1940, 63. Wheat Tax (War-time) 1940 (without requests), 63. Wheat Tax (War-time Assessment) 1940, 63. Widows' Pensions 1943, 536. Wine Export Bounty 1940, 78. Wine Grapes Charges 1941, 117. Wire Netting Bounty 1940, 63. Women's Employment 1942, 437. Returning, with amendment, the following Bills received from tle'House of Representatives :- Australian Soldiers' Repatriation 1943 (with requcstsjbramendments and with amendi ents),535. Black Marketing 1942, 430. Estate Duty Assessment 1942, 358. Income Tax 1943 (with requests), 508. Income Tax Assessment-1941, 262; 1942, 370; (No. 2) 1942, 431 ; 1943, 507. Income Tax (War-time Arrangements) 1942, 370. Sales Tax (Exemptions and Classifications) 1941, 236. War-time (Company) Tax Assessment-1941, 248; 1943, 539. Widows' Pensions 1942 (with requests for amendments and with amendments), 352. Acquainting the House that the Senate- Does not insist on amendments disagreed to by House in the Income Tax Assessment Bill 1941, 265. Has agreed to the amendments made by the House in the Australian Broadcasting Bill 1942 373. Has agreed to the following Bills as amended at request of Senate, with amendments- Australian Soldiers' Repatriation 1943, 539. Widows' Pensions 1942, 359. Has disagreed to the amendment made by the House on an amendment of the Senate in the Australian Soldiers' Repatriation Bill 1943, 545. In Income Tax Bill 1943- Presses its request for amendment No. 1, 513. Has agreed to Bill as amended at Senate's request; 515. Broadcasting Committee (Standing)-Notifying appointment of Senators, 396. Public Works Committee (Standing)-Notifying appointment of Senators, 61. Notifying agreement to appointment of undermentioned Joint Committees, of Senators thereto, and of variations in personnel:- Broadcasting, 162. Profits, 162, 221. Rural Industries, 162-3, 304. Social Security, 161-2, 220. War Expenditure, 161, 220. XXXVI

Metal Trades Conference. See " Ministerial Statements." MIDNIGHT-Sittings after, 45, 48, 62, 72, 102, 106, 129, 140, 155, 164, 170, 185, 221, 230, 254, 317, 354, 360, 364,400, 408, 414, 415, 429, 438, 445, 473, 487, 492, 494, 509, 519, 530, 534, 538, 543, 550 (2). Military service. See " Ministerial Statements." Militia. See " Ministerial Statements." Milk supplies for the fighting services. See " Ministerial Statements." Millen, Mr. J. D.-Death of-Vote of Condolence, 165. Minister for the Army-Aliens Control-Motion (Mr. Camneron) of want of confidence in Minister for Army lapsed, for want of seconder, 105. " Ministerial duties." See " Ministry." Ministers of State Bill. See " Bills." MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS- Abbco Bread Co.-Royal Commission, 93. Advisory War Council, 89, 303. A.I.F. Ninth Division, return to Australia, 527. Aliens in uniform, 323. Allied Works Council, 409. Amalgamated Wireless (Aust.) Ltd., 219. American troops-brochure, 359. Anzac Day Observance, 321. Archibald, W. R.-life assurance policy, 376. Auditor-General's Report 1941-42, 527. " Australia First Movement," 307, 401. Banking, rationalization of, 531. Barley pool No. 2, 213. Bismarck Sea Battle, 493, 499, 503. Bunnerong power house industrial dispute, 511. Business of the House, 196, 361, 437, 441. Cablegram to Prime Minister of Great Britain, 195. Casablanca conference between President Roosevelt and Mr. Churchill, 453. Censorship by Army, 235. Christmas leave for soldiers, 235. Citrus fruits, 405. Coal-mining industry, 279, 327. Colour patches on uniforms, 331. Commonwealth Bank Board, 219. Cornsacks, 481. Customs duties on projectors for Australian Comforts Fund, 455. Dairying industry-assistance, 437. Darwin, visit to, of Minister for Labour and National Service, 271. Defence Act-Proclamation calling out Reserves, 301. Department of Air--overtime, 327. Department of Defence Co-ordination, 181. Diplomatic staff cadets, 479. Dogs, transport of racing, 475. Evatt, Mr.-visit overseas, 303, 379, 393, 484. Firms declared under prices control, 247. Food production and control, 535. Foodstuffs, alleged waste, 444. Galvanized iron, wire and nails, 265. Gift duty. See " Taxation." under this heading. Gold-mining industry, 323. Goorangai, H.M.A.S., loss of, 9. Hay internment camp, 235. Hostel in Sydney for Forces, 467. Immobilization of small craft, 311, 321. Industrial conference, 271. Industrial disputes in war-time, 231. International affairs, War developments, &c., 31, 114, 121, 165, 178, 259. 280, 303, 311, 373, 393, 445. Internment of certain British subjects, 401. Jurisdiction of Supreme Court, Australian Capital Territory, 241. King George V. Memorial, Canberra, 87. Leave to soldiers, 481. Lighting of motor vehicles, 475. Liverpool Press, Melbourne, activities of, 473. Loan subscriptions, 227, 307, 557. Malaria contracted by soldiers on leave, 501. Malaria prevention, 564. Manpower and Resources Survey Committee, 219. May Day observance, 321. Metal trades conference, 87. Military service-working principals in industry, 325. Militia in distant centres, 303, 339. Milk supplies for the fighting services, 135. XXXVII

MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS-continued. Missing document, alleged, 555; Royal Commission appointed, 564. Missing soldiers and prisoners of war, 181, 323, 327. Motor cars, official-alleged misuse, 531. National Security (Coal Control) regulations, 223, 279. National Security (Conscientious Objectors) regulations, disallowance, 321. National Security (Economic Organization) regulations, 279. National Security-Electricity Generator and Engine Investigation Order, 484. New Guinea goldfields-industrial dispute, 140. Newsprint rationing, 139. Oil prospecting in New Guinea, 157. Page, Sir Earle-visit overseas, 178, 379. Paper restrictions, 157. Petrol stocks and petrol rationing, 199. Port Moresby.--air raids, 279. Post office secrecy, 437. President Roosevelt's speech (Aid to Democracies Bill), 89. Press photograph of apples being destroyed, 87. Price control, 39, 247, 539. Prices increased under Budget, 25. Prime Minister-assistance of Mr. Scullin, 279. Prime Minister-proposed visit to London, 165. Prime Minister's mission abroad and war position, 121. Prisoners of war, 181, 323, 327. Prosecution of relative of soldier, 515. R.A.A.F.- Acting and substantive ranks, 557. Brennan, the late Acting Flight-Lieut., 564. Parachultes, 91. Promotion of air-crew personnel, 491. Success of, in Middle East, 9. Transfers from Military Forces, 353. Radio research, 135. Re-employment problems, 159. Repatriation, 501. Russia-invasion by Germany, 133. Security matters and internment of certain British subjects, 401. Shearers-release from Army, 393. Ship, loss of, 41. Small Arms Factory, Lithgow, 25. Special funds for security purposes, 185, 189. Spitfire squadrons in Australia, 493. Storage of emergency supplies, 91. Submarine attack, Sydney Harbour, 359, 373. Tariff preference to imports from United States, 479. Tasmania and the War-economic effects-Committee of Inquiry, 241, 564. Taxation-- Avoidance, 79. Reports of Committees on- Gift duty proposals, 247. Income tax proposals, 241. Uniform, 164, 351. War-time (Company;, 61. Tea prices, 227. Textile industry, 501. Timber in culverts, 93. Tomato prices, 459. University students, assistance to, 481. Wages of munitions workers-war loadings, 177. War developments and international affairs. See " International, &c." undr this heading. War news in Australian press, 491. War operations in Sollum-Fort Capuzzo area, 132. War organization of industry, 141, 311, 427. War-successful actions in Middle East, 9, 47. War-time (Company) Tax Committee, 43, 61. Wheat-advances on, 129. Wheat Board, 219. Wheat-excess planting, 241. Wheat Pool No. 4, 213. Women, employment in industry, 415. Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force, 91. MINISTRY-- Allocation of portfolios between States. See " Statements." Changes in Ministry, 5, 79, 137-8. Curtin Ministry, 195. Distribution of duties, 5, 82, 139, 177, 185, 277, 279, 453. Formation of new Ministry, 5, 177, 195. xxxviii

Missing document, alleged (Defence plan)- Ministerial Statement, 555. Statements by Mr. Ward and Mr. Fadden, 555. "Urgency" motion (Mr. Spender), 555 (negatived). Royal Commission- Appointment, 564. Statement by Mr. Ward, 564. And see " Map showing defence plans." Missing soldiers. See " Ministerial Statements." Morgan-Whyalla Waterworks Agreement Bill. See " Bills." Motions- Amended, by leave, 109 (special adjournment), 158, 160, 272. Amendments moved, 445, 537. Considered together, 22 (9), 200 (10), 257 (2), 315 (10). 340 (2), 374 (2),, 375 (2), 569 (2), 574 (2). Date for resumption of debate, debated, 411. Lapsed for want of seconder, 105. Leave to move without notice not granted, 66. Moved by one Member for another, 84, 88, 93, 182, 415, 492. MOTIONS- Apple and Pear Marketing Board-Motion (Mr. Pollard) to appoint Joint Committee to investigate operations, debated, 100. Order of Day discharged, 413. Defenders of Tobruk-Congratulations of Parliament-Motion (Mr. Spender) congratulating men of Tobruk, agreed to, 182. Acknowledgment, 191. Disallowance of National Security Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1940, No. 269 (Aliens Control)-Motion (Mr. Cameron) debated and negatived, 161. 1941, No. 69 (General)-Motion (Mr. Blackburn) debated and agreed to (on division), 163. 1941, No. 75 (Supplementary)-Motion (Mr. Cameron) debated and negatived, 163. 1941, No. 132 (Guarantee)- -Motion (Mr. Dedman) debated and agreed to, 163. 1942, No. 19 (Waterside Employment)-Motion (Mr. Holt) debated and negatived (on division), 307-8. 1942, No. 102 (Man Power)-Motion (Mr. Spender) debated, 309, 313; negatived, 313. 1942, No. 77 (Mobilization .f Services and Property)-Motion (Mr. Blackburn) debated, debate adjourned (on division), 313; debate continued, negatived (on division), 317. 1942, No. 128 (Values for Land Tax)-Motion (Mr. Harrison)debated and negatived, 322. 1942, No. 111 (Supplementary)-Motion (Mr. Spooner) debated and negatived, 322. 1942, No. 146 (Employment of Women)-Motion (Mr. Menzics) debated, 347, 349; negatived (on division), 349. 1942, Nos. 471 and 487 (Wheat Harvest Employment)-Motion (Mr. Prowse) debated, 475, 478; negatived (on division), 478. 1942, No. 459 and 1943, No. 3 (Proprietary Medicines)-Motion (Mr. Spender) debated, 478, 499 (2); agreed to (on division), 499. Invalid and Old-age Pensions Act-Maintenance Provisions-Motion (Mr. James) to repeal certain sections of Act or to allow certain concessions, debated, 160. Amendment (Mr. Cameron) to refer matter to Joint Committee on Social Security negatived (on division); motion amended, by leave ; debate continued ; motion as amended agreed to (on division), 160. Primary Industries-Motion (Mr. Fadden) that stability and productiveness essential to nation's war effort-need for fair prices, adequate wages, proper living conditions, &c., 537. (Lapsed at Dissolution.) Printing of Papers. See " Papers." War with Japan, Finland, Hungary and Rumania-Motion (Mr. Curtin) that House approves of action of His Majesty's Government in Commonwealth in having advised issue of proclamations declaring state of war. Further, House pledges itself to take every step to defend Commonwealth and Territories, to carry on hostilities in association with Allies, and to achieve final victory over enemies, 267. Debated and agreed to, 267. War-Declaration of Policy-Motion (Mr. Curtin) that House declares Australia's indissoluble unity with the British Commonwealth, pride in bravery of Australian forces and its determination to use whole of resources, &c., 453. Debated, 457, 458, 459, 462. Agreed to, 462. And see " Want of Confidence." Motor cars, official-alleged misuse. See " Ministerial Statements " and " Statements." Mulcahy, Mr. See " Public Works Committee." Mullan, Hon. J.-Death of-Vote of Condolence, 196. Munitions workers' wages-War loadings. See " Ministerial Statements."

N. Nairn, Mr. W. M.-Electcd as Speaker, 4. Resignation announced, 549. Nash, Hon. W. See " Distinguished Visitors." National Fitness Bill. See " Bills." National Security Bills. See" Bilk." National Security Regulations. See " Ministerial Statements " and " Motions." National Security (Economic Organization) Regulations- Committee of Senators and Members, 279. Report tabled, 300. xxxix

National Security (Mobilization of Services and Property) Regulations. See " Urgency." National Welfare Fund Bill. See " Bills." Navigation Bill. See " Bills." New Guinea- Goldfields mining dispute and lack of industrial arbitration facilities. See " Ministerial Statements " and " Urgency." Oil prospecting. See " Ministerial Statements " and " Statements.' New Zealand. See '" Bills-' Customs' and ' Invalid '." Newspaper article reflecting on Parliament, 373. Restoration of privileges, 419. Newsprint rationing-Ministerial Statement- Motion to print Paper (Mr. Harrison), 139. Order of Day discharged, 211. And see " Urgency." Nimbin, M. V. See " Urgency." Non-Communist Branch of Labour Party- Appointment of Leader and Deputy Leader, 6. Joins ollicial Opposition, 82. Northern Territory (Administration) Bill. See " Bills." Notices of Motion. See " Business." 0. Oaths-To Members-- Administered by Commissioner, 4. Administered by Mr. Speaker, 5, 39, 47, 81, 123. Officers' Rights Declaration Bill. See " Bills." (il prospecting in New Guinea. See " Ministerial Statements " and " Statements." Opposition--Appointment of Leader and Deputy Leader, 6, 195. Orchard, Hon. R. B.-Death of-Vote of Condolence, 379. Order of Business. See " Business." Orders of the Day. See " Business." P. Page, Sir Earle- Leave of absence, 237, 307. And see " Advisory War Council," " Ministerial Statements " and " Statements." Paper restrictions. See " Ministerial Statements." Paper quoted from by Minister, called for and laid on Table, 511. PAPERS PRESENTED. See " Index to Papers presented to Parliament " (p. xlix). Papers, printing of--- Motion for, on presentation, 13, 79, 87, 103 (2), 114, 121, 125, 13.1, 135, 139, 157, 159, 165, 169, &c. Motion for-subsequent to presentation, 125, 459. And see " Printing Committee." Parliament-Reflections on, by newspaper, 373, 419. PARLIAMENT (SIXTEENTH) OF THE COMMONWEALTH- Opening of First Session, 1. Speech of Governor-General reported by Mr. Speaker, 6-7. Dissolution of. See page 579. Parliament and defenders of Tobruk. See " Motions." Parliamentary Reporting Staff- Appointments of G. 1-1. Romans and A. P. Adams, 42. Ordered to withdraw from Chamber, 166. Retirement of J. S. Weatherston, 39. Patents Bill. See " Bills." Patents, Trade Marks, Designs and Copyright (War Powers) Bill. See " Bills." Paterson, Mr. T.-Retirement, 572. Pay-roll Tax. See " Bills" and " Ways and Means." Perkins, Mr. See " Statements." PETITIONS- Apple and Pear acquisition scheme-from certain fruit-growers of Tasmania, praying for continuation of scheme-Received and read, 181. Boats requisitioned-from certain owners of small boats in the Division of Cook, praying for their proper care-Received and read, 311. Bread, restrictions on purchase and sale-from certain electors of Division of Henty, praying for removal-Received and read, 572. Defence Act and Regulations-from certain members of the Christadelphian Ecclesias, praying for amendment to permit them to conform thereto without violence to their religious convictions- Received, 171. Enemy aligns-from certain electors of Division of Watson, praying for.their internment-Received and read, 303. Shipbuilding-from certain electors of Division of Cook, praying for legislation to enable work to proceed-Received and read, 89. Petrol stocks and petrol rationing. See " Ministerial Statements." Petroleum Oil Search Bill. See "Bills." Points of Order. See " Rulings." Port Moresby-Air raids. See " Ministerial Statements." Post and Telegraph Rates Bills. See " Bills." Post office secrecy. See " Ministerial Statements." Postponement of Business. See " Business." Power alcohol-Report of Committee of Inquiry-Motion to print Paper (Mr. Spender), 135 ; debated and agreed to 180, Precedence to Business. See " Business." President Roosevelt's speech on Aid to Democracies Bill. See '"Ministerial Statements" and " Statements." Press photograph of apples being destroyed. See " Ministerial Statements." Price, Mr. A. G.-Sworn, 123. Price, Mr. J. L.-Death of-Vote of Condolence, 119. Price increases under Budget. Price control. See " Ministerial Statements." Primary industries. See " Motions." Primary Producers Relief (Superphosphate) Bill. See " Bills." Prime Minister- Resignation-Mr. Menzies, 177 ; Mr. Fadden, 195. Visits abroad. See " War-International, &c.". PRINTING COMMITTEE- Appointment of, 53. Reports presented and agreed to-First, 77; Second, 109-10; Third, 157; Fourth, 259; Fifth, 527-8. And see " Papers." Prisoners of War. See " Ministerial Statements." Privilege- Question raised that company taking pictures had not observed conditions approved, 564. Motion (Sir Earle Page) that company producing talking films of one side of House was guilty of contempt-Debated and negatived (on division), 564. And see " Statements." Question raised of Motion for disallowance of Statutory Rule not being dealt with, 103. Question raised of censorship of Members' speeches in House, 157. PROCLAMATIONS- Defence Act-Calling out Reserves. See " Defence Act." Sixteenth Parliament- Convening on 20th November, 1940, 1. Dissolution on 7th July, 1943. See page 579. Profits-Joint Committee- Appointment of-Members of House, 158-9 ; Senators, 162 ; Senators Courtice and Large, 221. Discharge of-Mr. Watkins, 219; Senator Armstrong, 221 ; Mr. Clark, 305. Reports-brought up and ordered to be printed-First, 196 ; Second, 307. Prosecution of relative of soldier. See " Ministerial Statements " and " Statements." Prowse, Mr.-Appointed Chairman of Committees, 11. Resignation, 549. Public Works Committee (Joint)- Appointment of- Members of House, 53; Mr. Mulcahy, 484. Senators, 61. Resignation of Mr. Stacey, 478. Works referred to, reports by, &c. Canberra- Abattoirs-Reference of work, 88 ; Report tabled, 103 ; Approval of work, 109. Temporary office buildings-Reference of work, 88 (Motion by private Member) ; Plans, &c., laid on Table, 89: Report tabled, 103. Shale Oil Proposals, Newnes and Baerami- Reference of work, 477 ; Report tabled, 555.

Q. Quorum-House adjourned for want of, 40.

R. R.A.A.F. See " Ministerial Statements." Rabbit Skins Export Charges. See " Bills " and " Ways and Means." Radio research. See " Ministerial Statements." Rationing. See " Statements " and " Urgency." Raw Cotton Bounty Bills. See " Bills." Re-employment problems-M1inisterial Statement-M'otion to print Paper (Mr. Holt), 159. Order of Day discharged, 212. Repatriation-Appointment of Committee of Senators and Members, 372; resignation of Mr. Harrison, and appointment of Mr. McDonald, 399. Reports (2) presented, 459. And see " Bills " and " Ministerial Statements." Resignation of- Chairman of Committees, 549. Prime Minister, 177, 195. Speaker, 549. Riordan, Mr.-Appointed Chairman of Committees, 550. Ronald, Hon. J. B.-Death of-Vote of Condolence, 165. Rosevear, Mr.- Appointed Deputy Leader of Non-Communist Branch of Labour Party, 6. Elected as Speaker, 549. And see " Statements." Royal Commission. See " Abbco Bread Co.," " Missing document " and " Special Funds for Security Purposes." RULINGS- By Mr. Speaker- Amendment not in order as not relevant to motion, 88. Anticipating discussion on a motion, notice of which had been given during present sitting, was not in order, 556. Motion (Mr. Cameron) to dissent from ruling, 556. (Lapsed at Dissolutiol.) Chair was exercising proper authority in censoring Hansard, 455. Debate on motion to print Paper not in order as Standing Order No. 68 sets out daily routine of business, 125. Opinion given that submissions to Cabinet were confidential and should not be produced or quoted from, 347. Privilege motion is given precedence, 564. Senators regarded as strangers but may be invited to remain, 166. By Chairman- Budget debate- Amendment not in order, as each resolution in Committee of Supply for a grant of money could only be agreed to, reduced, negatived, or withdrawn, 190. In accordance with practice, the reply of the Treasurer closed thi del.ate, but in special circumstances further member allowed to speak, 414. Amended clause cannot be postponed, 341. Amendment in order as words " and for other purposes " made it relevant to the Bill, 542. Amendment not in order as it varied terms of Governor-General's Message, 115. Amendment not in order as it would increase the appropriation, 341. Dissent from ruling (Mr. Cameron), negatived, 341. Senators not regarded as strangers, 72. Rumania. See " War." Rural Industries-Joint Committee- Appointment of-Members of House, 159; Senators, 162-3; Mr. Baker, Mr. Langtry, 219; Mr. Marwick, 427 ; Mr. Breen, 435. Discharge of-Mr. Frost, Mr. Scully, 219; Senator Aylett, 304; Mr. Pollard, 305. First Progress Report-Motion to print Paper (Mr. Francis), 177. Order of Day discharged, 411. Reports brought up and ordered to be printed-Second, 247 ; Third, 319; Fourth, 353; Fifth, 405. Russia-Invasion by Germany. See " Ministerial Statements " and " Statements."

S. Sales Tax. See " Bills " and " Ways and Means." Scullin, Mr.- Leave of absence, 455, 540. To assist Prime Minister, 279. Scully, Mr.-Appointed Minister for Commerce and Agriculture, 453. Secret Meeting, 72, 123, 166, 275, 393, 441. Secucity matters and internment of certain British subjects-Ministerial Statement-Motion to print Paper (Mr. Evatt), 401. (Lapsed at Dissolution.) Senators regarded as strangers. See " Rulings." Sessional Orders- Days and Hours of Meeting, 33. Suspension of, 550. And see " Business." Shale Oil Proposals. See " Public Works Committee." Shearers. See " Ministerial Statements." Shipbuilding. See " Petitions." Sitting Days and Hours. See " Business." Sittings after midnight. See " Midnight." Small Arms Factory. See " Ministerial Statements." Smith, Hon. W. H. Laird-Death of-Vote of Condolence, 445. Social Security-Joint Committee- Appointment of-Members of House, 158; Senators, 161-2; Mr. Barnard (Chairman, in place of Mr. Perkins), 219; Senator Arnold, 220. Discharge of Senator Keane, 220. Reports brought up and ordered to be printed-First, 185; Second and Third, 303; Fourth, 349; Fifth, 441 ; Sixth, 573. Southern Rhodesian Preference. See " Bills-Trade " and " Ways and Means." SPEAKER, Mn. (The HoN. W. M. NAIRN)- Address-in-Reply-Reports presentation, and reply, 54, 101. Casting vote, 450. Commission to administer Oath to Members, 5. Election, 4. Oath administered by, 5, 39, 47, 81, 123. Presentation, to Governor-General, 4. Presents Papers, 9. 99, 110, 189, 279, 447, 477, 526, 551. Relief to, by Temporary Chairmen of Committees, 25. Reports Governor-General's Opening Speech, 6. Resignation announced, 549. Statements re- Action proposed against newspapers, 373. Restoration of privileges, 419. Constitutional position involved in Pressed Request of Senate, Income Tax Bill 1943, 513. Graphs, &c., in Hansard, 39. Warrant nominating Temporary Chairmen of Committees, 25. Writs, issue, 24 (proposed), 31, 119. Speaker, Mr. (The Hon. J. S. Rosevear)- Election, 549. Presentation to Governor-General, 549. And see " Rulings." Special funds for security purposes-use of- Ministerial Statement-Motion to print. Paper (Mr. Fldden), 185. Amendment (Mr. Curtin) that words be added disapproving of use of funds ; motion and amendment debated ; Standing Orders suspended; debate continued; amendment negatived (on division); motion to print Paper agreed to, 185. Royal Commission- Statements by Messrs. Curtin, Fadden and James, 187. Appointment-Ministerial Statement, 189. Report-Motion to print Paper (Mr. Curtin), 241. Order of Day discharged, 41 1. Speech- Extensions of time (under Standing Order No. 257B)- Agreed to- Adjournment of House- 43, 92, 97, 100 (2), 102 (2), 125 (2), 128, 175, 198, 239, 265, 300, 301 (3), 330, 400, 408, 451, 453 (2), 512, 546. "Urgency" Motions- 91 (2), 131, 140 (5), 304, 323 (2), 327 (2), 361 (2), 403 (3), 432 (2), 491 (2), 503 (2), 511 (2), 512 (5), 573 (2). Other- 30 (2), 31, 35,37 (3),42,43 (2),45 (2),47 (5), 72, 127 (4), 129(3), 136, 137,155 (3), 170, 171, 182, 185 (2), 215 (4), 217, 220, 223 (3), 232, 317, 332 (3), 347, 349, 353 (2), 360, 400 (3), 402 (2), 407, 410 (2), 411, 414 (8), 435, 438, 442, 444, 445 (5), 450 (2), 457 (2), 458 (2), 459, 462 (3), 463, 465, 473, 478, 482, 487, 489, 492, 507 (4), 536 (2), 537 (3), 550 (25). Negatived, 193. Leave given to Member to continue at future time, 106, 170, 225, 236, 252, 499, 539. Spender, Mr. See " Statements." Spitfire squadrons in Australia. See " Ministerial Statements." Spooner, Mr.-Appointed to Ministry, 137. Stacey, Mr. See " Public Works Committee " and " Statements." Standard newspaper, licensing of. See " Urgency." Standing, Statutory and Select Committees. See " Committees."

STANDING ORDERS- No. 65. See "Strangers." No. 70. See " Business." No. 119. See " Business." No. 241. See " Grievance Day." No. 257B. See " Speech " and " Urgency." xlii

STANDING URDERS-continued. Suspension of- By leave- To enable, before adoption of Address in Reply, the appointment of the Committees of Supply and Ways and Means, consideration of Governor-General's Messages transmitting Estimates, the introduction of the Budget, and resolutions and Bills consequent thereon, 12. To enable resumption of Budget debate, before adoption of Address in Reply, 31. To enable, before adoption of Address in Reply, the introduction and passing through all stages of Supply, Loan, and other Bills, 33. To enable motion, of which notice for next sitting had been given, to be moved forthwith, 105. To enable debate to proceed, 185, 267. To enable nine Sales Tax Bills to be considered together, 229, 330. To enable Want of Confidence motion to take precedence, 550. On notice- To enable stages of Bills to be passed without delay, 34, 48, 49 (2), 51, 52 (2), 53, 62, &c. Without notice, by absolute majority-To enable " Urgency " debate to continue, 511. Standing Orders Committee- Appointment of nine members, 53. Report and Proposed Standing Rules and Orders brought up, 475. Debated, 545. (Lapsed at Dissolution.) Statements. See " Ministerial Statements " and " Speaker, hMr." Statements, by leave- Beasley, Mr.-Alleged misuse of official motor cars, 535, 539. Blackburn, Mr.-Censoring of speech, 455. Calwell, Mr.-Prosecution of relative of soldier, 515. Coles, Mr.-Lay-by sales, application of rationing, 572. Curtin, Mr.- Industrial relationships, 139. International affairs, 31. President Roosevelt's speech (Aid to Democracies Bill), 89. Russia-Invasion by Germany, 133. Special funds for security purposes-Royal Commission, 187. Fadden, Mr.- Alleged missing document, 555. A.I.F. Ninth Division, return to Australia, 527. Appointment of Mr. Casey as Minister of State of the United Kingdom, 303. Bismarck Sea Battle, 493. Department of Information (on adjournment), 118. Map showing defence plans, 557. Minister for Army-Motion of want of confidence, 105. National Security (Economic Organization) Regulations, 279. Special funds for Security purposes-Royal Commission, 187. Talking pictures of proceedings in House, 564. And see " Privilege." Forde, Mr.-Immobilization of small craft, 311. Holt, Mr.-Industrial disputes in war-time, 231. James, Mr.-Special funds for security purposes-Royal Commission, 187. Johnson, Mr.-Gold-mining industry, 323. Makin, Mr.--Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force, 91. Menzies, Mr.-Industrial relationships, 139. McEwen, Mr.-Rationalization of banking, 531. Page, Sir Earle-Malaria prevention, 564. Perkins, Mr.-Rationalization of banking, 531. Rosevear, Mr.- Abbco Bread Co., 93. Military Forces, 339. Spender, Mr.- Abbco Bread Co., 93. Holdsworthy Detention Camp, 125. Minister for Army-Motion of want of confidence, 105. Stacey, Mr.- Alleged misuse of official motor cars, 535. Appointment of Ministers and Committees, 139. Ward, Mr.- Alleged missing document, 555, 564. Oil prospecting in New Guinea, 157. States Grants Bills. See " Bills." Statute of Westminster Adoption Bill. See " Bills." Stonehaven, Viscount-Death of-Vote of Condolence, 169. Storage of emergency supplies. See " Ministerial Statements." Strangers- Ordered to withdraw, 72, 123, 166 (Senators invited to remain-reporters to withdraw). And see " Rulings." Strike at Duly and Hansford's factory. See " Urgency." Strikes, &c., detrimental effect on war effort. See " Urgency." Submarine attack. See " Ministerial Statements." Sullivan, Hon. D. G. See " Distinguished Visitors." Sunday Telegraph, Sydney. See " Newspaper article." Superannuation Bills. See " Bills." Superphosphate Bounty. See " Bills " and " Bills-Primary." Supplementary Appropriation. See " Bills." Supply Bills. See " Bills."

SUPPLY, COMMITTEE OF- Appointed, 12. Messages from Governor-General referred to, recommending appropriations for- Estimates-1940-41, 12. 1941-42, 187; [No. 2], 200; Additional, 372. 1942-43, 379; Additional, 556. Estimates-Additions, New Works-1940-41, 12. 1941-42, 187; [No. 2], 200. 1942-43, 379. Supplementary Estimates-1939-40, 256. 1940-41, 374. 1941-42, 568. Supplementary Estimates (Works and Buildings)-1939-40, 256. 1940-41, 374. 1941-42, 568. Supply Bills-1941-42-No. 1, 131 ; No. 2, 170. 1942-43-No. 1, 367. 1943-44-No. 1, 559. House in Committee- Budget 1940-41, 12. Amendment (Mr. Curtin) to motion " That first item be agreed to ", to omit " agreed to'' and insert " postponed ", 31. General debate (First item and amendment) continued, 31, 35, 37, 39, 41. Amendment withdrawn, by leave; general debate continued, 41-2, 43, 45, 47. First item agreed to, 47. Budget 1941-42, 187. Amendment (Mr. Curtin) to motion "' That first item be agreed to", to omit all words after " that " and insert others directing a recasting of the Budget and a redistribution of the burden, ruled out of order; amendment (Mr. Curtin) to reduce first item by £1, 190. General debate on first item and amendment continued, 191, 193. Amendment agreed to; progress reported, 193. Financial Statement (Mr. Chifley), 200. General debate on first item continued, 213, 215, 217: 220, 223. First item agreed to, 223. Budget 1942-43, 380. Debated, 402, 404, 407, 410, 411, 413-14. First item agreed. to, 414. Estimates-1940-41, 12, 47, 62-3, 72-3 (Strangers ordered to withdraw). 1941-42 [No. 2], 254 ; Additional, 372. 1942-43, 414, 415; Additional, 556, 558. Estimates-Additions, New Works-1940-41, 12, 74. 1941-42 [No. 2], 256. 1942-43, 417. Supplementary Estimates-1939-40, 257. 1940-41, 374-5. 1941-42, 569, 574. Supplementary Estimates (Works and Buildings)-1939-40, 257. 1940-41, 374--5. 1941-42, 569, 574. Supply Bills-1940-41-No. 3, 33. 1941-42-No. 1, 131; No. 2, 170; No. 3, 196. 1942-43- No. 1, 367. 1943-44-No. 1, 559. Resolutions reported and adopted- Estimates-1940-41, 73. 1941-42 [No. 2], 255 ; Additional, 372. 1942-43, 416 ; Additional, 558. Estimates-Additions, New Works-1940-41, 74. 1941-42 [No. 2], 256 ; 1942-43, 417. Supplementary Estimates-1939-40, 257. 1940-41, 375. 1941-42, 574. Supplementary Estimates (Works and Buildings)-1939-40, 257. 1940-41, 375. 1941-42, 574. Supply Bills-1940-41-No. 3, 33. 1941-42-No. 1, 131 ; No. 2, 170; No. 3, 196. 1942-43- No. 1, 367. 1943-44-No. 1, 559. For subsequent proceedings see " Ways and Means " and " Bills." Strangers ordered to withdraw; re-admitted, 72. Question put under Standing Order No. 241. See " Grievance Day." Supply of Australian foodstuffs to United Kingdom-Motion to print Paper (Sir Earle Page), 157. Order of Day discharged, 212. Supreme Court, Australian Capital Territory, jurisdiction. See " Ministerial Statements." Suspension of Sitting. See " Business." Suspension of Standing Orders. See " Standing Orders." Swan Electoral Division- Issue of Writ, 24 (proposed), 31. Return to Writ, 81.

T. Tariff Bills. See " Bills " and " Ways and Means." Tariff Board-Annual Report 1940-41-Motion to print Report (Mr. Harrison), 178. Order of Day discharged, 211. [See Printed Paper No. 58.] Tariff preference to imports from United States. See " Ministerial Statements." Tasmania and the War-Economic effects-Committee of Inquiry. See " Ministerial Statements." Tasiania Grant Bill. Sec " Bills." Taxation- Avoidance. See " Ministerial Statements." Estate Duty Assessment Bill-Proposed amendments. Report of Committee tabled, 333. Gift Duty Assessment Bill-Proposed amendments. Committee appointed, 236. Reports tabled, 247, 333. Income Tax Bills-Proposed amendments. Committee appointed, 236. Reports tabled, 241, 421. Uniform taxation. See " Ministerial Statements." War-time (Company) Tax. Committee appointed, 43. Reports tabled, 61, 421. And see " Bills," " Financial Statements " and " Ministerial Statements." Tea prices. See " Ministerial Statements." Temporary Chairmen of Committees-Nominated by Warrant of Mr. Speaker, 25. Textile industry. See " Ministerial Statements." Timber in culverts. See " Ministerial Statements." Time of meeting. See " Business." Tobruk-defenders. See " Motions." Tomato prices. See " Ministerial Statements." Trade Agreement (Southern Rhodesia) Bill. See " Bills." Trade Marks Bill. See " Bills." Trade unionism. See " Urgency." Treasonable plot. See " Urgency." Treasury Bills Bill. See " Bills."

U. Uniform taxation. See " Ministerial Statements." United Australia Party. Appointment of Leader, 195. University students, assistance to. See " Ministerial Statements." URGENCY-Motions for adjournment of House- Document quoted from, called for, 511. Extension of time for debate, 409 (negatived), 511 (by absolute majority). Motions to debate matters of, viz. :- Dairying industry (Mr. Anthony)-Debate terminated in accordance with Standing Order No. 257B, 427. Disclosure of treasonable plot (Mr. Fadden)-Debate terminated in accordance with Standing Order No. 2 57B, 309. Food control in Australia, need for (Sir Earle Page)-Debate terminated in accordance with Standing Order No. 257B, 491. Foodstuffs, decline in production (Mr. Anthony)-Debate terminated in accordance with Standing Order No. 257B, 323. Industrial disputes, strikes, &c., effect on war effort (Mr. Fadden)-Debate terminated on expiration of time allotted by the House, 511-2. Map showing defence plan, publication of (Mr. McEwen)-Debated and negatived, 557. Missing document, alleged (Mr. Spender)-Debated and negatived (on division), 555. M.V. Nimbin-Failure of the Government to make provision for widows of the crew (Mr. Rosevear)-Debatedand negatived, 181. National Security (Mobilization of Services and Property) Regulations (Mr. Fadden)-Debate terminated in accordance with Standing Order No. 257B, 304. New Guinea-Mining disputes, and lack of industrial arbitration facilities (Mr. Ward)-Debate terminated in accordance with Standing Order No. 2 57B, 131. Rationing-Adverse effect of premature announcement (Mr. Fadden)-Debate terminated in accordance with Standing Order No. 257B, 327. Standard newspaper-Action of Government in licensing production (Mr. Anthony)-Debate terminated in accordance with Standing Order No. 257B, 503. Strike at Duly and Hansford's factory, alleged coercive tactics (Mr. Holt)-Debate terminated in accordance with Standing Order No. 257B, 572-3. Trade unionism-Government's action towards compulsory unionism (Mr. Menzies)-Motion to extend time, negatived (on division) ; debate terminated in accordance with Standing Order No. 257B, 409. Wage standards-Necessity for improving (Mr. Holloway)-Debate terminated in accordance with Standing Order No. 257B, 91. Wheat industry-Present position and prospects (Mr. Cameron)-Debate terminated in accord- ance with Standing Order No. 257B, 403. Wheat pools Nos. 2 to 5-Payments, &c. (Mr. Marwick)-Debate terminated in accordance with Standing Order No. 257n, 361. Wheat stabilization scheme (Mr. Scully)-Debated and negatived, 140. Wool-growing industry-Rationalization (Mr. Abbott)-Debate terminated in accordance with Standing Order No. 257B, 432. Use of Special Funds for security purposes. See " Special Funds." W. Wage standards-Necessity for improving. See " Urgency." Want of Confidence. See " Minister for the Army." Want of Confidence in the Government- Notice of motion given, 547. Standing and Sessional Orders suspended to enable motion to take precedence, 550. Motion (Mr. Fadden)-thatthe Government no longer possesses the confidence of the House and that this Resolution be forwarded to the Governor-General-debated and negatived (on division), 550-1. WAR- A.I.F. Ninth Division, return to Australia-Ministerial Statement, 527. Bismarck Sea Battle-Ministerial Statement, 493, 499, 503 (acknowledgment). Casablanca Conference between President Roosevelt and Mr. Churchill-Ministerial Statement, 453. Declaration of Policy-Motion (Mr. Curtin) that House declares Australia's indissoluble unity with the British Commonwealth, pride in bravery of Australian forces and its determination to use whole of resources, &c., 453. Debated, 457, 458, 459, 462. Agreed to, 462. Defence Act--Proclamation calling out Reserves-Ministerial Statement, 301. Defenders of Tobruk-Congratulations of Parliament-Motion congratulating Men of Tobruk agreed to, 182. Acknowledgment, 191. International Affairs, War developments, &c.-Ministerial Statements- 28th November, 1940 (Sir FrederickStewart), 31. 3rd April, 1941 (SirFrederick Stewart)-Motion to print Paper, 114. Order of Day discharged, 211. 28th May, 1941-Prime Minister's mission abroad (Mr. Menzies)-Motion to print Paper, 121. Debated, 127, 129, 132, 155. Agreed to, 155. 20th August, 1941-Proposal that Prime Minister should visit London (Mr. Menzies)-Motion to print Paper, 165. Debated 169. Order of Day discharged, 211. 17th September, 1941 (Sir Frederick Stewart)-Motion to print Paper, 178. Order of Day discharged, 211. 27th November, 1941 (Mr, Evatt)-Motion to print Paper, 259. Order of Day discharged, 271. 25th February, 1942 (Mr. Evatt)-Motion to print Paper, 280. Debated, 301. Order of Day discharged, 411. 25th March, 1942 (Mr. Curtin)-Motion to print Paper, 303. Debated and agreed to, 307. 29th April, 1942 (Mr. Curtin)-Motion to print Paper, 311. Amendment (Mr. Fadden) that territorial limitations upon power to employ Australian Military Forces should be removed ; debated ; amendment negatived (on division) ; motion agreed to, 319. 4th June, 1942 (Mr. Curtin), 373. 3rd September, 1942-Mission overseas (Mr. Evatt)- Motion to print Paper, 393. Debated, 400. (Lapsed at Dissolution.) 10th December, 1942 (Mr. Curtin)-Motion to print Paper, 445.. Amendment (Mr. Blackburn) that this House opposes the imposition of compulsory service outside Australia and Territories ; debated, 445. Debate continued ; adjournment of debate negatived (on casting vote) ; amendment negatived ; motion agreed to, 450. Middle East-Successful actions-Ministerial Statements, 9, 47. Missing soldiers and prisoners of war-Ministerial Statement, 181. News in Australian Press-Ministerial Statement, 491. Organization of industry-Ministerial Statements, 141, 311, 427. President Roosevelt's speech (Aid to Democracies Bill)-Ministerial Statement, 89. R.A.A.F. in Middle East, success of-Ministerial Statement, 9. Russia-Invasion by Germany-Ministerial Statement, 133. Sollum-Fort Capuzza operations-Ministerial Statement, 132. Spitfire squadrons in Australia-Ministerial Statement, 493. Submarine attack, Sydney Harbour-Ministerial Statements, 359, 373. War with Japan, Finland, Hungary and Rumania-Motion (Mr. Curtin) that House approves of action of His Majesty's Government in Commonwealth in having advised issue of proclamations declaring state of war. Further, House pledges itself to take every step to defend Commonwealth and Territories, to carry on hostilities in association with Allies, and to achieve final victory over enemies. Debated and agreed to, 267. And see " Ministerial Statements." War Aims and Reconstruction. See " Bills-' Constitution Alteration'." War Expenditure-Joint Committee- Appointment of-Members of House, 157-8; Senators, 161 ; Mr. Morgan, 219; Senators Arthur, Darcey and Lamp, 220; Mr. Rosevear, 373. Discharge of-Mr. Conelan, Mr. Lawson, 219 ; Senators Ashley and Clothier, 220; Mr. Morgan, 281; Mr. Beck, 321; Mr. Rosevear, 393. Memorandums to Prime Minister, 393, 564. Reports-Brought up and ordered to be printed-First, 252; Second and Third, 273; Fourth Report brought up, 327 ; Fifth and Sixth Reports brought up, 447. War Organization of Industry-Activities of Department- Ministerial Statement, 141. Ministerial Statements-Motions to print Papers (Mr. Dedman)- 29th April, 1942, 311. Debated, 332. Order of Day discharged, 427. 30th September, 1942, 427. Debated, 442, 444. Agreed to, 444. War Pensions Appropriation Bills. See " Bills." xlvii

War Service Estates Bills. See " Bills." War Service Homes Bill. See " Bills." War Tax. See " Bills " and " Ways and Means." Ward, Mr. See " Statements." War-time (Company) Tax. See " Bills," " Taxation " and " Ways and Means." Watson, Hon. J. C.-Death of-Vote of Condolence, 227.

WAYS AND MEANS, COMMITTEE OF- Appointed, 12. House in Committee.- Customs Tariff Amendments-No. 1, 13-19; No. 2, 54-9; Nos. 3 and 4, 142-153; No. 5, 188; No. 6, 205-8 ; No. 7, 283-295 ; No. 8, 380-3. Customs Tariff (Canadian Preference) Amendments-No. 1, 59; No. 2, 153; No. 3, 296. Customs Tariff (Exchange Adjustment) Amendments-No. 1, 59 ; No. 2, 153 ; No. 3, 295. Customs Tariff (New Zealand Preference) Amendments-No. 1, 19; No. 2, 154; No. 3, 208; No. 4, 296. Customs Tariff (Southern Rhodesian Preference), 94, 105. Customs Tariff (Special War Duty)-No. 1, 19 ; No. 2, 154 ; No. 3, 296. Entertainments Tax, 396-7, 407. Estate Duty, 204, 252. Estimates-1940-41, 73-4. 1941- 42 [No. 2], 255 ; Additional, 372. 1942- 43, 416 ; Additional 559. Estimates-Additions, New Works-1940-41, 74. 1941-42 [No. 2], 256. 1942-43, 417. Excise Tariff Amendments-No. 1, 20-2; No. 2, 59; No. 3, 154; No. 4, 209-10; No. 5, 297-300; No. 6, 306 ; No. 7,384-6; No. 8, 457-8. Gift Duty, 204, 251. Income Tax, 28-9, 69 ; 202-3, 253 ; 269, 272 ; 336-8, 357 ; 404, 425; 470-2, 497. Land Tax, 204, 251. Pay-roll Tax, 100, 102. Rabbit Skins Export Charges, 366. Sales Tax (9 motions) 22-4, 65-6 ; (10 motions) 200-2, 229; (10 motions) 315-7, 330. Supplementary Estimates-1939-40, 257. 1940-41, 375. 1941- 42, 574. Supplementary Estimates (Works and Buildings)-1939-40, 257. 1940-41, 375. 1941-42, 574. Supply Bills-1940-41, No. 3, 34. 1941-42, No. 1, 132; No. 2, 170; No. 3,196. 1942-43, No. 1, 368. 1943-44, No. 1, 559. War Tax, 268-9, 271-2 (amended). War-time (Company) Tax, 70-1, 203, 242. Wheat Tax (War-time), 49. Wine Grapes Charges, 111-2. Resolutions reported and adopted-- Customs Tariff (Southern Rhodesian Preference), 105. Entertainments Tax, 407. Estate Duty, 252. Estimates-1940-41,74. 1941-42 [No. 2], 255; Additional, 372. 1942-43, 417 ; Additional, 559. Estimates-Additions, New Works-1940-41, 74. 1941-42 [No. 2], 256. 1942-43, 417. Gift Duty, 251. Income Tax, 69, 253, 272, 357, 426, 497. Land Tax, 252. Pay-roll Tax, 102. Rabbit Skins Export Charges, 366. Sales Tax, 66 (9 motions) ; 229 (10 motions); 330 (10 motions). Supplementary Estimates-1939-40, 258. 1940-41, 375. 1941-42, 574. Supplementary Estimates (Works and Buildings)-1939-40, 258. 1940-41, 375. 1941-42, 574. Supply Bills-1940-41, No. 3, 34. 1941-42, No. 1, 132; No. 2, 170; No. 3, 196. 1942-43, No. 368. 1943-44, No. 1,560. War Tax, 272. War-time (Company) Tax, 71, 243. Wheat Tax (War-time), 49. Wine Grapes Charges, 112. For subsequent proceedings see " Bills." Question put under Standing Order No. 241. See " Grievance Day." Weatherston, Mr. J. S.-Retirement, 39. Wheat-advances on. See " Ministerial Statements." Wheat-excess planting. See " Ministerial Statements." Wheat Board. See " Ministerial Statements." Wheat industry. See " Urgency." Wheat Industry (War-time Control) Bill. See " Bills." Wheat Pool No. 4. See " Ministerial Statements." Wheat Pools Nos. 2 to 5. See " Urgency." Wheat stabilization scheme. See " Urgency." Wheat Tax. See " Bills-Wheat " and " Ways and Means." White, Mr.-Leave of absence, 197, 307. xlviii

Widows' Pensions Bills. See " Bills." Wine Export Bounty Bill. See " Bills." Wine Grapes Charges. See " Bills ",and " Ways and Means." Wire Netting Bounty Bill. See " Bills." Women in industry. See " Bills " and " Ministerial Statements." Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force. See " Ministerial Statements " and " tate1iments." Wool-growing industry. See " Urgency." Writs- General Elections-Returns to Writs, 3-4. Boothby Division- Issue of Writ, 119. Return to Writ, 123. Kalgoorlie Division-Return to Writ, 47. Swan Division-- Issue of Writ, 24 (proposed), 31. Return to Writ, 81. THE PARLIAMENT OF THE COMIN WEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.

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Presentedi to Senlate or 110use Of Repreentniv". Where Bound. Paper. Paper No. (if printed). Page in-

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Abattoirs, Canberra. See " Public W\orks Standing Committee.'' Abbco B*rad Contract- IReport by Inspector-General of Admlinistration, Department of Defence Co-ordination, dated 12th March, 1941 . 18 .. 87 1I.1. Report of Royal Commission,' dated 3rd July, 1941 . 38 105 169 li11. 9 Absenteeismn. See " i1omcbusli Abattoirs." Acquisition of Lands. See "Lands Acquisition Act." Aerial Survey. See " Northern Australia Surviey Act." Agricultuiral Aids Regulations. See "National Security Act.'' Agricutltuiral Macehiniery. Reguilations. See NtialSecurity Act.'" Air Force Act-Regulations- Statutory Rules 1940- Nos. 165, 220, 241...... 9 9 No. 279 ...... 45 83 Statutory Rnll .1941- Nos. 68, 106 .. . .73 120 No. 137 ...... 84 140

No. 228 ...... 117 186 Statutory Rules 1942- No. 29 ...... 165 275 Nos. 121, 158 ...... 183 312

No. 232 ...... 203 351 Nos. 254, 346 ...... 226 388 1\'o. 383 ...... 245 413 Nos. 416, 440, 441, 476 .. . .. 270 4417

No. b43 ...... '276 4155 Statutory Rules 1943- No. 69 ...... 331 541

Nos. 93, 1119, 1.2.1...... 339 551 A4nd See "D~efence Act, NavalDefene Act and Air Force Act.'" Air Navigation AtegltosSatoyRules 19411-No. 16 45I 8 3 Aliens. See " National Security Act." AlIlied WVorks Council-13eport by Sir Il-arry brown uipon certainl ,allcr-ttioiis concerin administration of Allied Works Coulncil . 31 2 Amalgamantecd Engim-cring Union and Employers' Association. Sec *Eiwincci r, 1radtesmen. A mCialmctnboad Ql '11cononiic Wa rfare .1l ission. See " 1ti'blic Works Conmnlttee. Amnerica troops in Australia-Infornmatory Pamplets, one issued by Aiistralian-Amcricani Ce-operation Movent and one by Dlepartment of Information . .. .. 410 Apple and Pear Acq~uisition. See "National Security Act.'' Apple and Pear Organization Act- Australian Apple andi Pear Board-Annual Report, together with Statement by Minister regarding operation of Act- Year- 1939-40 (Second) ...... 9 9 19404'1 (Third) . . . 119 188 F.43-1l.-4 Presented to Senate or House of Representatives. Where Bound. Paper. Paper No. (If printed). Page in-

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Apple and Pear Organization Act-continued. Regulations-Statutory Rules 1942- No. 46 ...... 178 304 No. 190 ...... 203 339 No. 534 ...... 283 467 Apples and Pears-Report, together with minutes of evidence, of Committee of Senators and Members of House of Represen- tatives appointed by Government to report upon matters con- nected with Apple and Pear Board and disposal of Apple and Pear crop ...... 51* 129 213 II. 305 Arbitration. See " Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Act " and " National Security Act-Industrial Peace Regu- lations." Arbitration (Public Service) Act- Determinations by the Arbitrator, &c.- 1940- No. 23-Australian Journalists' Association .. .. 9 9 No. 24-Amalgamated Postal Workers' Union of Australia ...... 9 9 No. 25-Commonwealth Temporary Clerks' As- sociation ...... 9 9 No. 26-Amalgamated Postal Workers' Union of SAustralia ...... 9 9 No. 27-Professional Officers' Association, Com- monwealth Public Service ...... 9 9 No. 28-Australian Postal Electricians' Union .. .. 13 27 No. 29-Commonwealth Storemen and Packers' Union ...... 13 27 No. 30-Commonwealth Storemen and Packers' Union; and Commonwealth Naval Storehouse- men's Association ...... 13 27 No. 31-Commonwealth Temporary Clerks' As- sociation ...... 13 27 No. 32-Commonwealth Public Service Artisans' Association . . 45 83 No. 33-Commonwealth Temporary Clerks' Associa- tion ...... 45 83 1941- No. .- Arms, Explosives and Munition Workers' Federation of Australia ...... 45 83 No. 2-Fourth Division Postmasters, Postal Clerks and Telegraphists' Union ; and Federated Public Service Assistants' Association of Australia .. .. 45 83 No. 3-Commonwealth Public Service Clerical Association ...... 47 87 No. 4-Professional Radio Employees' Institute of Australasia ...... 47 87 No. 5-Amalgamated Engineering Union ; Austral- asian Society of Engineers ; Australian Federated Union of Locomotive Enginemen ; Australian Workers' Union ; Boilermakers' Society of Australia; and Electrical Trades Union of Australia ...... 61 110 No. 6-Arms, Explosives and Munition Workers' Federation of Australia ...... 73 120 No. 7-Australian Third Division Telegraphists and Postal Clerks' Union ...... 73 120 No. 8-Arms, Explosives and Munition Workers' Federation of Australia ...... 75 125 No. 9-Amalgamated Postal Workers' Union of Australia ; and Federated Public Service Assis- tants' Association of Australia . . . .. 84 140 No. 10-Commonwealth Public Service Artisans' Association ...... 84 140 No. 11-Federated Public Service Assistants' Asso- ciation of Australia ...... 84 140

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Arbitration (Public Service) Act-continued. Determinations by the Arbitrator, &c.-continued. 1941-continued. No. 12-Operative Stonemasons' Society of Aus- tralia ...... 84 140 No. 13-Commonwealth Public Service Clerical Association and Others; Commonwealth Store- men and Packers' Union of Australia; Com- monwealth Naval Storehousemen's Association ; Arms, Explosives and Munition Workers' Federation of Australia ; and Commonwealth Foremen's Association ...... 90 159 No. 14-Commonwealth Public Service Clerical Association ...... 90 160 No. 15-Australian Postal Electricians' Union; Commonwealth Public Service Artisans' Associ- ation; and Commonwealth Public Service Clerical Association ...... 90 160 No. 16-Amalgamated Engineering Union .. .. 101 166 No. 17-Commonwealth Public Service Clerical Association ; Professional Officers' Association, Commonwealth Public Service; and Com- monwealth Legal Professional Officers' Associa- tion ...... 101 166 No. 18-Fourth Division Officers' Association of the Trade and Customs Department .. 1 01 166 No. 19-Arms, Explosives and Munition Workers' Federation of Australia; Amalgamated En- gineering Union; and Australasian Society of Engineers ...... 101 166 No. 20-Amalgamated Engineering Union ; Aus- tralasian Society of Engineers; Australian Federated Union of Locomotive Enginemen ; Australian Workers' Union ; Boilermakers' Society of Australia; and Electrical Trades Union of Australia ...... 101 166 No. 21-Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners of Australia; Plumbers and Gasfitters Employees' Union of Australia ; and Vehicle Builders Employees' Federation of Australia .. .. 110 175 No. 22-Commonwealth Storemen and Packers' Union ; and Commonwealth Naval Storehouse- men's Association ...... 110 175 No. 23-Australian Third Division Telegraphists and Postal Clerks' Union ... .. 115 181 No. 24-Australian Journalists' Association .. .. 122 189 No. 25-Amalgamated Postal Workers' Union of Australia; and others; Arms, Explosives and Munition Workers' Federation of Australia; Commonwealth Storemen and Packers' Union; and Commonwealth Naval Storehousemen's Association . . . . ]22 189 No. 26-Commonwealth Public Service Clerical Association . . . . 124 197 No. 27-Postal Electricians Supervisors and Fore- men's Association, Postmaster-General's De- partment, Commonwealth of Australia .. .. 124 197 No. 28-Professional Officers' Association, Common- wealth Public Service ...... 124 197 No. 29-Commonwealth Foremen's Association; and Amalgamated Engineering Union .. .. 129 213 No. 30-Amalgamated Postal Workers' Union of Australia; and others; Commonwealth Store- men and Packers' Union ; Commonwealth Naval Storehousemen's Association ; and Arms, Explosives and Munition Workers' Federation of Australia ...... 129 213 Presented to Selrate or House of RIepresentatives. Where Bound. Paper. Paper No. (if printed). Pag in-

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Arbitration (Public Service) Act-continued. Determinations by the Arbitrator &c.-continuid. 1941--continued. No. 31-Commonwealth Storemen and Packers' Union ...... 135 227 No. 32-Australian Postal Electricians' Union .. .. 135 227 No. 33-Amalgamated Postal Workers' Union of Australia...... 149 247 No. 34-Commonwealth Public Service Artisans' Association ...... 161 267 No. 35-Fourth Division Postmasters, Postal Clerks and Telegraphists' Union ...... 161 267 No. 36-Australian Third Division Telegraphists and Postal Clerks' Union ...... 161 267 No. 37-Arms, Explosives and Munition Workers' Federation of Australia ...... 161 268 No. 38-Commonwealth Public Service Clerical Association ...... 161 268 No. 39-Arms, Explosives and Munition Workers' Federation of Australia . . . . . 165 275 No. 40-Federated Public Service Assistants' Association of Australia ; and Arms, Explosives and Munition Workers' Federation of Australia .. 165 275 No. 41-Commonwealth Temporary Clerks' Associa- tion ...... 165 275 No. 42-Commonwealth Telegraph Traffic and Supervisory Officers' Association ...... 165 275 194.2- No. 1-Commonwealth Public Service Artisans' Association ...... 165 275 No. 2-Professional Officers' Association, Common- wealth Public Service ...... 165 275 No. 3-Australian Third Division Telegraphists and Postal Clerks' Union ...... 165 275 No. 4-Amalgamated Postal Workers' Union of Australia ...... 165 275 No. 5-Professional Officers' Association, Common- wealth Public Service ...... 165 275 No. 6-Commonwealth Telephone Officers' Associa- tion; and Federated Public Service Assistants' Association of Australia ...... 165 275 No. 7-Amalgamated Postal Workers' Union of Australia ...... 165 275 No. 8-Arms, Explosives and Munition Workers' Federation of Australia ...... 173 281 No. 9-Australian Postal Electricians' Union .. .. 173 281 No. 10-Commonwealth Public Service Clerical Association and others ; Commonwealth Store- men and Packers' Union of Australia; Com- monwealth Naval Storehousemen's Association ; Arms, Explosives and Munition Workers' Federation of Australia; and Amalgamated Engineering Union . . . . . 178 304 No. 11-Commonwealth Public Service Artisans' Association ...... 178 304 No. 12-Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners of Australia; Plumbers and Gasfitters Employees' Union of Australia; and Vehicle Builders Employees' Federation of Australia .. .. 178 304 No. 13-Commonwealth Public Service Clerical Association ...... 183 312 No. 14-Commonwealth Public Service Artisans' Association ...... 183 312 No. 15-Arms, Explosives and Munition Workers' Federation of Australia ; and Commonwealth Foremen's Association ...... 183 312 No. 16-Amalgamated Engineering Union .. . 191 321 Presented to Senate or House of e presentatives. Where Bound. Paper. Paper No. Pa . (If printed). Page in-

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Arbitration (Public Service) Act-continued. Determinations by the Arbitrator, &c.-continued. 1942-continued. No. 17-Arms, Explosives and Munition Workers' Federation of Australia ...... 191 321 No. 18-Amalgamated Postal Workers' Union of Australia ; and Federated :Public Service Assis- tants' Association of Australia .. .. . 191 321 No. 19-Commonwealth Public Service Artisans' Association ...... 197 325 No. 20-Amalgamated Postal Workers' Union of Australia...... 197 325 No. 21-Commonwealth Public Service Artisans' Association ...... 197 325 No. 22-Arms, Explosives and Munition Workers' Federation of Australia ...... 203 351 No. 23-Federated Public Service Assistants' Asso- ciation of Australia ...... 211 359 No. 24-Commonwealth Legal Professional Officers' Association ...... 226 388 No. 25-Amalgamated Postal Workers' Union of Australia and Commonwealth Public Service Clerical Association ...... 226 388 No. 26-Non-Official Postmasters' Association of Australia...... 226 388 No. 27-Amalgamated Postal Workers' Union of Australia ...... 226 388 No. 28-Amalgamated Postal Workers' Union of Australia; Australian Third Division Tele- graphists and Postal Clerks' Union; Fourth Division Postmasters, Postal Clerks and Tele- graphists' Union ; Line Inspectors' Association, Commonwealth of Australia ; and Fourth Divi- sion Officers' Association of the Trade and Customs Department ...... 226 388 No. 29-Amalgamated Postal Workers' Union of Australia...... 226 389 No. 30-Fourth Division Officers' Association of the Trade and Customs Department and Common- wealth Public Service Artisans' Association .. . 226 389 No. 31-Commonwealth Public Service Artisans' Association ...... 226 389 No. 32-Amalgamated Postal Workers' Union of Australia and Federated Public Service Assis- tants' Association of Australia ...... 237 399 No. 33-Amalgamated Postal Workers' Union of Australia...... 245 413 No. 34--Australian Postal Electricians' Union and others ; Coinmonwealth Public Service Clerical Association ; Commonwealth Storemen and Packers' Union of Australia ; Commonwealth Naval Storehousemen's Association ; and Arms, Explosives and Munition Workers' Federation of Australia ...... 270 447 No. 35-Coinmonwealth Temporary Clerks' Association ...... 270 447 No. 36-Arms, Explosives and Munition Workers' Federation of Australia ...... 270 447 No. 37-Arms, Explosives and Munition Workers' Federation of Australia ...... 270 447 No. 38-Arms, Explosives and Munition Workers' Federation of Australia . .. . . 270 447 No. 39-Professional Officers' Association, Common- wealth Public Service ...... 270 447 No. 40-Postal Overseers' Union of Australia .. .. 270 447 No. 41-Australian Third Division Telegraphists and Postal Clerks' Union ...... 270 447 Presented to Senate or House oi Representatives. Where BoI . d Paper No.here Paper. (if printed). Pae n-

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Arbitration (Public Service) Act-continued. Determinations by the Arbitrator, &c.-continued. 1942-continued. No. 42-Arms, Explosives and Munition Workers' Federation of Australia ...... 270 447 No. 43-Federated Public Service Assistants' Association of Australia ...... 273 447 1943- No. 1-Federated Public Service Assistants' Association of Australia ...... 276 455 No. 2-Line Inspectors' Association, Commonwealth of Australia ...... 276 455 No. 3-Commonwealth Temporary Clerks' Associa- tion and Arms, Explosives and Munition Workers' Federation of Australia . . . .. 276 455 No. 4-Commonwealth Storemen and Packers' Union of Australia and Commonwealth Naval Store- housemen's Association ...... 276 455 No. 5-Arms, Explosives and Munition Workers' Federation of Australia ; Amalgamated Engineering Union ; and Australasian Society of Engineers ...... 281 461 No. 6-Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners of Australia ...... 291 481 No. 7-Victorian Public Service Association ; Public Service Association of South Australia ; and Tasmanian Public Service Association . .. 295 485 No. 8-Arms, Explosives and Munition Workers' Federation of Australia and Australasian Society of Engineers ...... 301 491 No. 9-Commonwealth Public Service Clerical Association ...... 301 491 No. 10-Commonwealth Public Service Clerical Association ...... 339 551 No. 11-Amalgamated Postal Workers' Union of Australia and others ...... 339 551 No. 12-Arms, Explosives and Munition Workers' Federation of Australia; Commonwealth Tem- porary Clerks' Association; and Federated Public Service Assistants' Association of Australia ...... 339 551 No. 13.-Arms, Explosives and Munition Workers' Federation of Australia; Amalgamated Engi- neering Union; and Australasian Society of Engineers ...... 339 551 No. 14-Arms, Explosives and Munition Workers' Federation of Australia .. .. . 339 551 No. 15-Amalgamated Postal Workers' Union of Australia.. 339 551 No. 16-Commonwealth Public Service Clerical Association . .. . . 339 551 No. 17-Professional Radio Employees' Institute of Australasia ...... 339 551

Army Censorship-Ministerial Statement-20th November, 1941.. . .. 235 Army Inventions Regulations. See " National Security Act." Atlantic Charter. See " Lend-Lease and Reciprocal Lend-Lease- Arrangements, &c." Attorney-General. See " Security Matters, &c." Audit Act- Regulations- Statutory Rules 1942- No. 184 ...... 183 312 Nos. 523, 542 ...... 276 455 Statutory Rules 1943-No. 32 ...... 305 507 Presented to Senate or H{ouse of Riepresentativyes.

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Audit A ct-continued. Transfers of amounts approved by Governor-General in Council-Financial year-

1939-40 . .. 23 47 1940-41 ...... 1615 275 And see " Finance." Australasian Society of Engineers, and Employers' Association. See '' EngIillccring TradesmInen.'' Australia. See "American troops in Australia ","Lend-Lease,

. 1unitionsMc.. Production in Australia ''and "' War, .1939-43." Australian-American. Co-operation -Movement. See "American troops in Australia.'' Australian Apple and Pear Board. See " Apple and Pear Organi- zation Act." A ustralin Barley Board. See " Nation al Secuiirity Act.'' Australian Brioadlcasting Act- Broadceasting Commission-Annual Report and Ba lance- sheet icar 1,941-42 (Tenth) ...... 23 '4 And see "Australian Broadcasting Commission Act."' Reguitlation s-Statu tory Rules 1942-Nos. 297, 298 .. .. 226 389 A ustral ian B~roadcaisting Commnission Act-Broadcasting, Colinmis- sian-Annual Report and iBalauice-shet-X ear-

1939-40 (Fihth) ...... '9 4 90

1940-41 (Ninth) ...... 203 335 AMa see" Australian Broadcasting Act.'' Australian Canned Fruits Board. See " Canned Fruits Export Control Act." Australian Capital rTeriitory. See "' Canberra '' 'public Works Standing Committee ", " Seat of Government Acceptance Act, &c'' and "' Seat of Governmient (Administration) Act.'' Australian Dairy -Produce Board. See " Dairy Produce Export Control Act." Australian Foodstuffs. See " Foodstuffs." Australian Imperial Force Canteens Funds Act- Annual Report by the Trustees (including the Sir Samuel McCaughey and P. S. Watson Bequests)-Year-

1939-40 (Twentieth) ...... 9 9

1940-41 (Twenty-first) ...... 129 213 Annual Report by thle Trustees (including thle Sir Samuel McCaughey and P. S. Watson Bequests, and Common- wealth Public Service Patriotic Fund, South Australia)-

Year-1941-42 (Twenty-second) ...... 259 431, Report by Auditor-General upon Accounts of Trustees of Fund, for year-

1940-41 ...... 151 265 19,11-42 ...... 270 448. Australian Meat Board. See " M~eat Export Control Act." Australian Soldiers' Repatriation Act- RegTulations- Statutory Rules 1941-

No. 94 ...... 75 127

No. 141 ...... 90 160

No. 160 ...... 122 189

No. 259 ...... 129 220

No. 305 ...... 165 275 Sta tutory Rules I9'l2-

No. 214 ...... 226 389

No. 4.62 ...... 270 448

No. 505 ...... 299 488 .Repatriation Commission-Report for year- 1939-40 ...... 15 9 65 iT. 215 1940-41 ...... 57 14.5 24:1 f1. 235 194.1-12 ...... 273 448 War Pensions Entitlement Appeal Tribuinal-Report for year- 1940-41 ...... 101 169

1941-42 ...... 389 Awd see "' Repatriation," Presented to Senate or House of Representatives. Where Bound. Paper No. Paper. (it printed). Page In-

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Australian Wine Board. See " Wine Overseas Marketing Act." Australian Wool Board-Annual Report-Year-1941-42 (Sixth) .. 265 443 Baerami Shale Oil Proposal. See " Public Works Standing Committee." Bailey, Professor K. H. See " Constitutional Opinions." Bank Act. See " Commonwealth Bank Act." Banking Statistics. See " National Security Act-Supplementary Regulations." Banking, War-time Control. See " National Security Act." Bankruptcy Act- Report by Attorney-General-Year ended- 31st July, 1940 (Twelfth) ...... 23 45 83 III. 45 31st July, 1941 (Thirteenth) ...... 165 275 31st July, 1942 (Fourteenth) ...... 334 545 Rules- Statutory Rules 1940-No. 212 ...... 9 9 Statutory Rules 1941- No. 12 ...... 45 83 No. 55 ...... 51 93 Statutory Rules 1942-No. 6 ...... 165 275 Barley Acquisition. See " National Security Act." Beef from Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works Farm, Werribee, Victoria-Correspondence between Commonwealth and Victorian Governments on removal, by Commonwealth, of ban on sale of beef from Farm, imposed by Victorian Govern- ment ...... 321 Beer Excise Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules 1942- No. 338 ...... 226 389 No. 415 ...... 265 443 Bounties. See : Cable and Wire Bounty Act ", " Citrus Fruits Bounty Act", "Iron and Steel Products Bounty Act", " Motor Industry Bounty Act", " Motor Vehicle Engine Bounty Act ", " Papua and New Guinea Bounties Act ", " Raw Cotton Bounty Act ", " Ship Bounty Act ", " Sulphur Bounty Act", "Superphosphate Bounty Act ", "Tractor Bounty Act", "\Wine Export Bounty Acts " and " Wire Netting Bounty Act." Bread. See." Abbco Bread Contract." British Ministry of Supply. See " Munitions Production in Aus- tralia." Broadcasting- Joint Committee on-Report ...... 73 177 303 II. 435 Standing Committee on- First Report ...... 93 301 501 II. 553 Second Report ...... 100 351 564 II. 585 And see "Australian Broadcasting, &c." Brown, Sir Harry. See " Allied Works Council." Budget. See " Finance." Building Control. See " National Security Act." Butter and Cheese. See " National Security Act." Cable and Wire Bounty Act- Regulations-Statutory Rules 1941-No. 257 ...... 171 279 Return for year- 1941-42 . . .. . 226 389 1941-42 (Substitute copy) ...... 276 455 Camouflage. See " National Security Act." Canberra- Provisional Administrative Buildings-Letters, dated 13th April, 1939, and 24th February, 1941, to Minister for the Interior from the National Capital Planning and Develop- ment Committee ...... 90 University College-Report for- 1940 . .. . 102 166 1941 ...... 213 362 And see " Public Works Standing Committee ", " Seat of Government Acceptance Act, &c." and " Seat of Govern- ment (Administration) Act." Presented to Senate or House of Representatives. Where Bound. Paper No. Paper.Paper. (If printed). Page in-

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Canned Fruits Export Charges Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules 1942-No. 433 ...... 270 448 Canned Fruits Export Control Act- Australian Canned Fruits Board-Annual Report, together with Statement by Minister regarding operation of Act- Year- 1939-40 (Fourteenth) ...... 9 10 1940-41 (Fifteenth) ...... 127 199 1941-42 (Sixteenth) ...... 283 461 Regulations- Statutory Rules 1941- No. 108 . . . . 87 141 No. 157 ...... 101 169 Statutory Rules 1942- No. 194 . .. . . 203 339 No. 532 ...... 283 467 Canteens-Report of Board of Inquiry appointed under National Security (Inquiries) Regulations...... 399 Andl see " Australian Imperial Force Canteens Funds Act." Capital Issues. See " National Security Act." Casey, Rt. Hon. R. G.-Documents relating to appointment of His Majesty's Australian Minister at Washington (Rt. Hon. R. G. Casey) as Minister of State of the United Kingdom ...... 303 Cashman, Miss E. I. See " Women's Employment Board." Cash Orders. See " National Security Act " and " Hire Purchase and Cash Order Systems." Castieau, G. B. See " Constitutional Opinions.'" Censorship, Army. See "Army Censorship." Census and Statistics Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules 1940- No. 179 ...... 9 10 Central Wool Committee. See " Wool." Cheese. See " National Security Act-Butter and Cheese, &c." Child Endowment Act-Regulations- Statutory Rules 1941-No. 180 ...... 101 166 Statutory Rules 1942-No. 131 ...... 178 304 And see " Invalid and Old-age Pensions Act." Citrus Fruits Bounty Act-Return for year 1941-42 ...... 273 4,148 Civil Defence Workers' Compensation Regulations. See" National Security Act." Coal Control. See " National Security Act." Cockatoo Island Dockyard. See " Commonwealth Shipping Act." Commerce (Trade Descriptions) Act-Regulations- Statutory Rules 1940-No. 280 ...... 45 83 Commerce (Trade Descriptions) Act and Customs Act-Regula- tions- Statutory Rules 1940-Nos. 216, 226 ...... 9 10 Statutory Rules 1942- No. 28 ...... 165 276 Nos. 286, 287 ...... 227 389 No. 363 ...... 239 405 Commissions. See " Abbco Bread Contract ", " Australian Broad- casting, &c.", " Australian Soldiers' Repatriation Act", " Commonwealth Grants Commission Act ", " National Debt Sinking Fund Act ", " River Murray Waters Act ", " Special Funds-Use of, for Security Purposes ", " War Damage Commission " and ' War Service Homes Act." Committees. See " Apples and Pears ", " Broadcasting", " Commonwealth Bank Bill 1942 ", " Dairying Industry ", " Medical Survey ", " National Security Act-Economic Organization Regulations", "Northern Australia Survey Act "," Power Alcohol ", " Printing Committee "," Profits ", " Public Works ", " Regulations and Ordinances ", " Repat- riation ", " Rural Industries ", " Social Security ", " Standing Orders", " Sugar Agreement", " Taxation ", " War Ex- penditure " and " Wool." Presented to Senfte or House of Rupresentatives. Where Bound. Paper. Paper No. (if printed). Page in-

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Commonwealth Bank Act- Balance-sheets of Commonwealth Bank and Commonwealth Savings Bank and Statement of Liabilities and Assets of Note Issue Department, together with Auditor- General's Reports thereon-as at- 30th June, 1940 * ...... 9 31st December, 1940 ...... 53 110 30th June, 1941 ...... 270 189 And see "National Security Act-Supplementary Regulations." Regulations-Statutory Rules 1942-No. 123 .. .. . 178 304 Treasurer's Statement of combined accounts of Common- wealth Bank and Commonwealth Savings Bank, together with certificate of Auditor-General-as at- 30th June, 1940 ...... 9 10 31st December, 1940 ...... 73 120 30th June, 1941 ...... 127 199 Commonwealth Bank Bill 1942-Report of Committee of Senators and Members of House of Representatives appointed to consider Bill ...... 287 4.75 Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Act-Regulations- Statutory Rules 1940-No. 292 ...... 45 83 Commonwealth Electoral Act. See " Northern Territory Repre- sentation Act, &c." Commonwealth Electoral Act and Referendum (Constitution Alteration) Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules 1940- No. 163 ...... 9 10 Commonwealth Electoral (War-time) Act-Regulations-Statu- tory Rules 1940-No. 178 ...... 9 10 Commonwealth Employees' Compensation Act-Regulations- Statutory Rules 1942-No. 528 ...... 276 4150 Commonwealth Grants Commission Act- Commonwealth Grants Commission- Report on applications by South Australia, Western Australia and Tasmania for Financial Assistance in year- 1940-41 (Seventh) ...... 9 10 1941-42 (Eighth) ...... 112 178 1942-43 (Ninth) ...... 226 379 Reports on application submitted by Tasmania for- Further assistance in 1942-43 under Section 96 of the Constitution- Interim ...... 291 481 Final ...... 347 558 Increased financial assistance under uniform taxation proposals...... 351 Additional financial assistance in 1942-43 under the Stales Grants (Income Tax Reimbursement) Act 1942 ...... 347 558 Commonwealth Inscribed Stock Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules 1942-No. 227 ...... 203 339 Commonwealth Powers Bill-Full text of all opinions on the Commonwealth Powers Bill given by legal advisers of the Commonwealth, together with copies of opinions given on the Bill by State legal advisers and other counsel ...... 299 Commonwealth Public Service-Travelling Allowances-Return to Order of the Senate. See " Return, &c." Commonwealth Public Service Act- Appointments-Department- Civil Aviation- Abel, J. B ...... 45 87 Alford, C. L ...... 45 83 Birkbeck, G. H. M...... 45 83 Bradfield, K. N. E ...... 45 83 Cranstoun, N. H...... 101 166 Fricker, N. M...... 45 83 Heathcote, H. R...... 45 83 Hilgendorf, F. M...... 45 83 Presented to Selnte or House or Itepresentatives. WeeBud Paper. Paper No. (if printed). Page in1-

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Commonwealth IPu"tblic Service Act-continted. Appointniionts-Departincnt-coninu,)7.ed.. Civil Aviation-cont inued. Isou, A. F...... 101 166 Meere, F. R. . .. 45 83

Shiaw, J. .. .. 101 166 Tuckfleld, C. H.... . 107 173 'l'wycross, J. K.. . 45 83 Commerce- Camne, W. M.... 107 173 Fewster, G. E.. . 49 90 H1ardinan, W. E.. . 73 .123 TJillyard, P. A... . 226 389 TDcfenlce - low, IN1 E . . . . . 270 448 Prive, J. 1.. 270 448 Soulth well, L. W.. 270 448 Turner, N. G. . 270 4148 Defence Co-ordination- Colebrook, Mv.P.. . 13 25 Fraser, Rt. L. . .13 25 Health- Kelleher, J. CG.. . 45 83 Kirkland, WV.B.. . 51 91 Turner, Rt. A .. . 45 83 Warner, A. C. 1. . . 17 37' Interior- Carey, G. N. . 9 10 Cox, M. B. . .47 87 Cull, Rt. J. . 45 83 Hancock, C. L.. 9 10 McKenzie, K. C.. . 73 120

Payne, 'U. B.. . 9 10 Smith, D. D. 73 120

Stoddart, E. WV.H. .. . 119 188 Labour and Nattional Service- Firthi, G. G. . . 122 189 Grahamn, T. C.. . 101 166 Hunter, M. A.. . 45 87 Youngman, D. V.. . 73 120 Postmaster-C eneral-Kennelly, 13 M. . 122 189 T'reasury- Davies, K. A... . 183 312

Celtic, H. G.. . 203 351

Sutherland, 1). '.' . . . 203 351 Regulations- Statutory Rules 1940- No. 229 (Parliamentary Officers) . . .. 17 37 No. 247 . .9 10 Statutory Rules .1941- Nos. 18 (Parliamentary Officers), 36, 42 . .45 83 No. 127 . .90 160

Nos. 158, 191 .. . 101 169 Nos. 148, 168. . 105 171 No. 224 . .122 189 No. 284. . . 161 268

Nos. 309 (Parl iame ntary Officers), 310 . .. 171 275 Statutory Rules 1942-

No. 45 . .. 171 275

Nos. 167, 174, 182 . . .. 183 312 Nos. 225, 24.9 (Parliamentary Officers) .. .. 213 362

No. 320 . . .. 226 389

Nos. 4.65, 466. . 270 448

No. 552 . .. 276 456 Report on Commonwealth Public Service by Board of Com- missioners- Seventeenth-l0th December, 1940 .. 16 25 65 lITT. 61 Eighiteeth-llth December, 1941 . . .. 161 271 Anzd see " Arbitration (Public Service) Act." Presented to Senate or House of Representatives. Where Bound. Paper. Paper No. (if printed). Page in-

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Commonwealth Public Service Patriotic Fund, South Australia. See " Australian Imperial Force Canteens Funds Act." Commonwealth Railways Act- By-law No. 83 ...... 31:1 513 Report on Commonwealth Railways for year- 1939-40 ...... 13 27 1940-41 ...... 151 265 1941-42 ...... 289 477 Commonwealth Shipping Act-Commonwealth Shipping Board- Cockatoo Island Dockyard-Balance-sheet and Liquidation Account, with Auditor-General's report-as at- 29th February, 1940 ...... 9 10 28th February, 1941 ...... 270 448 28th February, 1942 ...... 270 448 Company Tax, War-time. See " Taxation " and " War-time (Company) Tax Assessment Act." Conciliation and Arbitration Act. See " Commonwealth Con- ciliation and Arbitration Act." Constitutional Opinions- On whether Clause 2 of the Income Tax Bill 1943 contravenes section 55 of the Constitution- 1By Sir Robert Garran, K.C.. Sir George Knowles, Professor K. H. Bailey and Mr. G. B. Castieaii By Sir George Knowles and Mr. (. B. Castioemi By Mr. David Mauhian, K.C. 511 On whether the Senate has a right to press a request for the amendment of a Money Bill-By Sir Robert Garran, K.C.., Sir George Knowles, I'ro'essor K. H. Bailey and Mr. G. 1. Castieau And see " Commonwealth Powers Iill." Contract Immigrants Act-Return for- 1940...... 73 120 1941...... 227 389 Control of Naval Waters Act-Regulations- Statutory Rules 1941-No. 145 ...... 84 140 Statutory Rules 1943-No. 71 ...... 331 541 Cotton. See " Raw Cotton Bounty Act." Council for Scientific and Industrial Research. See " Science and Industry Research Act." Customs Act- Proclamations prohibiting the Exportation (except under certain conditions) of- Antiques; Fur skins, dressed and goods manufac- factured from fur skins; Jewellery; Pearls; Platinum ; Postages stamps ; Precious and semi- precious stones; Watches with cases of precious metal; Works of art (dated 20th August, 194:1) . 107 173 Apricot and peach kernels and stones (dated 2nd June, 1943) ...... 339 551 Beer (dated 2nd December, 1942) . .. . 270 448 Beeswax ; Calcium silicide (dated 2nd July, 1941) .. 101 166 Bentonite;:Drugs and chemicals (dated 29th October, 1942) ...... 270 448 Binoculars (dated 26th November, 1941) ... .. 161 268 Bitumen (dated 10th March, 1943) ...... 316 517 Boot polish Silver ; Certain organic fertilizers; Vegetable seeds (dated 8th July, 1942) . .. 227 389 Bran and Pollard (dated 31st October, 1940) . .. 9 10 Calcium carbide ; Sodium carbonate (soda crystals) (dated 29th October, 1941) . .. . 129 220 Calves' vells ; Rennet (dated 25th June, 1942) .. .. 239 405 Cane and rattan; Dextrine; Waxes (dated 9th October, 1942) ...... 270 448 Casein and manufactures thereof; Corkwood, cork waste and manufactures of cork; Fish oil and other oils of marine origin; Silicon carbide grains and manufactures thereof; Drugs and chemicals (dated 7th January, 1942)...... 165 276 P'reseted to Seitate or House of

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Customas Act-continuled. Proclamations prohibiting, &.-contn'ocd. Chronomecters and Chronometer watches (dated 23rd October, 1940) 9 10 Citric acid and compounds of citric acid (dated 28th May, 1941) 75 125 Co (Tee Kic ;c Phienol foiidcIde hyd niould in g powders aid goods whol .0\ o partly in1111nn- facttired therefromn ; Goods iiianitif actiired whiolly or Iii part of synthic resinI (dated 2nd

Copra ; Janis ; Jellies, fruit ;Oil, Coco-Illit ; Pig- iniits and goods containinlg pigmients ;and Rubber in all forms and mianufactures wholly or partly of rubber (dated 6th MITarch, 1942) 178 304 Cotton, absorbent and manufactures thecreof ; G lass, laminated ; Salt (dated 8th April, 1942) 1841 312 Cotton boot andi slic laces; Cotton piece goods; Hair-cattle tail and Tallow (dated 11th February, 194:2) 173 281, Cotton Waste (dated 25th June, 1941) 84 140 Cut Rabbit Fur (dated 20th September, 1940) 9 10 D)ried Tree Fruits (dated 28th February, 1941) 47 87 Drutgs 111111Chemicaviz ' :_

pyridine - Silplatliazole (dated 12th Sup- teinbcr, 1941)_ 112 .179 C it ron il I ; Bcal)'j tI l; Ph ella 1idreie ; PipIICri - tone ; 1'rpineol (datted 3rd March, 1943) .. 301 501. D)rugs, Chemicals and Medical Proprictaries (danted 12th March, 1942) 178 304 Fish Livers (dated 12th March, 1941) -49 90 Flax and flax products (dated 10th September, 1940) 9 10 Frit, enamiel ; Grease, wool ; Seed, rape (dated 7th May, 1942) 197 327 (1rass tree guin (dated 13thi November, 194.2) 270 44.8 Gtztnl copal1 ; Meat mneal (dlated 27th May, I 942) 227 389 Hemnp, &c. (dated 5th May, 1943) 339 551 Iron and steel scrap (dated 27th November, 1940) 17 39 Kyanite ;Sillimianite (dated 2211d 'Decemiber, .1942) 276 456 .Laundry blue (dated 5th MI-ay, 1943) 339 551 Leather ; manufactures wholly or mainly of leather (dated 17th December, 1941) 165 276 Matches and Vestas (dated 20th September, 1940) 9 t0 Mliscellaneous :-Aluminium paint; Charcoal; Cot- ton thread and yarn ; ]Films, used motion picture and other used photographic; Horsehair ; Hose, rubber and woven canvas ; Paints, lacquers, enamels, varnishes, thinners, containing any of the followving :-Acetone, butyl acetate, ethyl acetate, nitrocellulose ; Rubber tyres and tubes ; Sisalkraft bonrd (dated 12th September, 1941) 112 179 Ores and Concentrates ;Metals and Metal Manu- factures ; Drugs and Chemicals ; Miscellaneous (dated 13th May, 1941) 73 120 Pearl-shell (dated 27th November, 1940) 17 39 Postal exports exceeding a certain weight in aniy one calendair mnonth (dated 3rd June, 1942) 227 389 Pl.rinting ink powders and printing ink paistes ; iDerris root, tierris powd'cer anld rotenone, and mixtures and .oin pounids thereof ;Cube root and cube p.owdler ;Gumi damiar; Kap~ok ; Bristles Vegetable oils ; Duboisia mnyoporoides, either as leaves or as a concenitratedi extract (dated 6th August, 1942) ...... 227 389 Rubber Tyres and Tubes, used ; Rubber Waste (dated 2nd July, 1.9411) .101 166 Presented to Senate or House of Representatives. Where Bound. Paper. Paper No. (if printed). Page in-

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Customs Act-continued. Proclamations prohibiting, &c.-continued. Sewing and embroidery threads of silk or synthetic fibre (dated 13th January, 1943) .. .. . 276 456 Tea (dated 5th June, 1.942) ...... 227 389 Timber, viz. :-Logs, poles or piles; Timber, dressed or undressed; Railway Sleepers; Veneers, rotary cut, but not including furniture veneers; Plywood made from rotary cut veneers (dated 3rd October, 1941) ...... 127 199 Tungsten (dated 31st March, 1943) ...... 339 551 Wireless Transmitting Apparatus and parts thereof (dated 23rd October, 1940) ...... 9 10 Worsted woollen or knitted goods or any other goods made wholly or partly from wool (dated llth March, 1941) ...... 49 90 Yarns of silk or synthetic fibre ; Piece goods wholly or partly of silk or synthetic fibre; Wearing apparel including footwear and headwear; Handkerchiefs; Articles of household drapery of cotton, silk or synthetic fibre; Waterproof sheeting; Oil baize and oil cloth other than linoleum ; Window blinds, and awnings (dated 14th October, 1942) ...... 270 448 Regulations- Statutory Rules 1940- Nos. 168, 203, 210 ...... 9 10 No. 256 ...... 13 27 Statutory Rules 1941- No. 84 ...... 73 120 No. 136 ...... 84 140 Statutory Rules 1942- No. 148 ...... 184 312 No. 323 ...... 227 389 No. 479 ...... 283 467 Statutory Rules 1943-No. 11 ...... 283 461 And see " Commerce (Trade Descriptions).Act, &c.", " Tariff Board Act " and " Tariff Board."

Daily Telegraph, Sydney. See " Newspaper reflections on Senate." Dairying Industry- Award, 1943. See " National Security Act-Industrial Peace Regulations." Interim and Second Reports of Committee appointed to report on matters affecting Dairying Industry .. .. 283 4611 Report by Tariff Board on allocation of assistance under Dairying Industry Assistance Act 1942 ...... 455 Dairy Produce Export Charges Act-Regulations- Statutory Rules 1940-No. 180 ...... 9 10 Statutory Rules 1941-No. 211 ...... 117 186 Dairy Produce Export Control Act- Australian Dairy Produce Board-Annual Report, together with Statement by Minister regarding operation of Act- Year- 1939-40 (Fifteenth) ...... 13 27 1940-41 (Sixteenth) ...... 127 199 1941-42 (Seventeenth) ...... 283 461 Regulations- Statutory Rules 1941-No. 156 .. . .. 101 169 Statutory Rules 1942- No. 192 ...... 203 339 No. 530 . .. ' .. 283 467 Defence Act- Proclamation by Governor-General, dated 6th March, 1942, issued under section 60 of Defence Act, calling upon persons in Classes IV. and V. to enlist and serve ...... 301 Presented to Senate or Hfouse of Representatives. W eeBud Pae.Paper No. ______hreBu . Papr.(if printed). Page in-

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Def(ence Aut,-OIIIotoIcdi. Regulations- Statutory -Rules .1940- Nos. 183,1184, 185, 186, 199, 204, 211, 237 . .. 9 10 Nos. 252, 253 ...... 13 27 Nos. 272, 273 . . . .23 45 Statutory Rules 1941-

Nos. 3, 4, 13, 14, 24, 30, 43 .. . .45 83 No. 50 ...... 51 93 No. 109 ...... 73 120 No. 135 ...... 84 140 Nos. 153, 154, 155, 163, 165, 166 .. . .101 166 No. 205 ...... 107 173 Nos. 216, 2]8 ...... 112 179 Nos. 24:5, 246 ...... 129 220 No. 260 ...... 135 227 Nos. 306, 3.11 ...... 165 276 Statutory Rules 1942-

Nos. 35, 38, 44, 59, 60 ...... 165 276 Nos. 84, 85 ...... 173 281 Nos. 114, 120 ...... 184 309 Nos. .1136, 166, 179 ...... 184 312 No. 2.11, . . . . 197 327 No. 231 ...... 203 351 Nos. 289, 290, 333, 3341, 3-47, 350 . . 227 389 No. 388 ..... 245 413 Nos. 4117, 477, 506, 507, 508, 521, 522 . . .. 270 448 Nos. 555, 556 . . . 276 456 Statutory Rulles .1913-

No. 17 ...... 276 456 Nos. 68, 70, 72 . . . . .331 54 1 Nos. 126, 1.52, 157 ...... 339 551 Royal Military College-Report for year-

19410 ...... 122 199 1941 ...... 23] 393 D)efence Act and Naval D1e kee Act-Reguilations- Statutory Rules 1940-

Nos. 209, 225 ...... 9 10 No. 254 ...... 13 27 Statutory3 Roles 1941 -

No.22 *...... 45 83 No. 89 ...... 73 120 No. 152 ...... 101 166 No. 285 ...... 161 268 No. 308 ...... 165 276 Statutory'Rules 1942

No. 27 ...... 165 276 Nos. 95, 1.16, 117 ...... 178 304 Nos. 284, 336 ...... 227 389 No. 54.4 ...... 276 456 Defeuce Act, -Naval Defence Act and Air Force Act-Regulations- Statutory 'Rules 1942-No. 119...... 178 304 Defenice (Visiting Forces) A.ct-Rcrlations-

Statutory Rules 1941-No. 105 ...... 73 120

Stttory Rules 1942-No. 365 ...... 227 389 D1epa-rtment of Information. See " American1 troops In Australia."' Department of War Organization of Industry, Activities of- Ministerial Statements-

29th A pril, 1942 ...... 311 30th September, 1942 ...... 274

D)esigns Act-I.eguilatiois-Statutory Rules 1941-No. 67 .. .. 57 101

Distillation~ Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules 1940-*No. 281 .. .. 45 83 Dried Fruits Export Charges Act-Regulations-

Statutory Rules 1941-No. 45 . . . . 45 83 Statutory Rules 1942-No. 75 . . 178 304 Statutory Pules .19413-No. 16 ...... 295 485 Presented to Senate or Rouse of Representatives. Where Hound. raper. Paper No. (if printed). Page in-

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Dried Fruits Export Control Act- Dried Fruits Control Board-Annual Report, together witl Statement by Minister regarding operation of -Act- Year- 1939-40 (Sixteenth) ...... 9 10 1940-41 (Seventeenth)...... 135 235 1941-42 (Eighteenth) ...... 283 46.1 Regulations-Statutory Rules 1942-No. 533 . . .. 283 467

Economic Organization. See " National Security Act." Egg Industry Regulations. See " National Security Act." Elections, 1940- Statistical Returns showing voting within each Subdivision in relation to Senate Election and General Elections for House of Representatives, 1940, viz. : New South Wales .. ... 30 51 91 II. 1 Queensland ...... 25 51 91 11. . 43 South Australia .. ... 26 51 91 I. 63 Tasmania ...... 27 51 91 II. 79 Victoria ...... 28 51 91 11. 93 Western Australia ...... 29 51 91 I. 123 Elections and Referendums-Statistical Returns in relation to Senate Elections, and General Elections for House of Representatives, 1940; Detailed Return in relation to Election for House of Representatives, 1940, for Northern Territory; together with Summaries of Elections and Referendums, 1903-1940 ...... 31 51 91 II. 137 Electoral Acts. See " Commonwealth Electoral, &c." Electricity. See " National Security Act-Mobilization of Elec- tricity." Emergency Control. See " National Security Act." Emergency Supplies. See " National Security Act." Employees' Compensation Act. See " Commonwealth Employcs' Compensation Act." Employers' Association. See " Engineering Tradesmen." Employment. See " Re-employment Problems." Engineering Tradesmen-Agreements between the Conmmon- wealth Government and- Amalgamated Engineering Union and Employers' Asso- ciation ; Australasian Society of Engineers, and Employers' Asso- ciation ; regarding temporary relaxation of existing customs to over- come difficulties due to shortage of engineering tradesmen for war requirements ...... 531 Entertainments Tax Assessment Act-RegilationE-- Statutory Rules 1942-No. 421 ...... 270 448 Estate Duty Assessment Act-Regulations-- Statutory Rules 1941-No. 78 ...... 73 .120 Statutory Rules 1942-No. 292 ...... 227 389 Estate Duty Assessment Bill 1942. See " Taxation." Estimates. See "Finance." Ex-Australian Incomes. See " Taxation." Exchange Control. See " National Security Act." Excise Act-Regulations- Statutory Rules 1941-No. 313 ...... 173 281 Statutory Rules 1942- Nos. 291, 335 ...... 227 389 No. 387 .. . . . 253 428 Statutory Rules 1943- No. 22 ...... 283 465 No. 140 ...... 339 551 Explosives. See " National Security Act-Firearms and Ex- plosives." Export Charges. See " Canned Fruits, &c.", " Dairy Produce, &c.", " Dried Fruits, &c." and " Rabbit Skins, &c." Export Control. See " Canned Fruits, &c.", " Dairy Produce, &c.", " Dried Fruits, &c." and " Meat, &c." Preented to Senate or House of Representatives. Where loIllnl . Papr No. Paper. (if printed). Page in-

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Fair Rents. See " National Security Act." Fertilizer Control Regulations. See " National Security Act." Field Peas. See " National Security Act." Finance- Budget-Year- 1940-41- Papers presented by the Hon. A. W. Fadden . 1 11 13 1II. 1037 Supplementary Papers presented by the ioun. A. W. Fadden ...... 12 42 79 [II. 1231 1941-42- Papers presented by the Hon. A. W. Fadden . 46. .. 188 IT. 1241 Additional Papers presented by the Hon. J. B. Chifley 50 128 200 I[I. 1419 1942-43-Papers presented by the Hon. J. B. Chifley .. 85 229 380 III. 1435 Estimates- Additions, New Works, Buildings, &c.- Expenditure-Year- 1940-41 ...... 3 11 12 IV. 353 1941-42 ...... 45 .. 187 IV. 711 1941-42 [No. 2] ...... 128 200 1942-43 ...... 84 229 379 IV. 907 Additions, New Works, Buildings, &c.-Supplementary- Expenditure-Year- 1939-40 ...... 55 .. 256 IV. 923 1940-41 ...... 79 .. 374 IV. 927 1941-42 ...... 102 .. 568 IV. 933 Departmental- Revenue and Expenditure-Year- 1940-41 ...... 2 11 12 IV. 1 1941-42 ...... 44 .. 187 IV. 381 1941-42 [No. 2] ...... 128 200 1941-42-Additional Expenditure ...... 372 1942-43 ...... 83 229 379 IV. 727 1942-43-Additional Expenditure .. . .. 556 Depart m ntal-Supplementary- Exp:nditure-Year- 1939-40 ...... 56 .. 256 IV. 939 1910-41 ...... 80 .. 374 IV. 993 1941- 42 ...... 101 .. 568 IV. 1063 Financial Statement by the Hon. J. B. Chifley- Dated 1th February, 1943...... 285 469 Dated 24th June, 1943 ...... 343 Treasurer's Statement of Receipts and Expenditure, accompanied by Report of Auditor-General-Year- 1939-40 ...... 19 53 99 IV. 1163 1940-41 ...... 70 171 279 IV. 1425 1941-42 ...... 97 317 526 IV. 1709 And see " Audit Act." Finland. See " War, 1939-43." Firearms and Explosives. See "National Security Act." Foodstuffs-Supply of Australian Foodstuffs to United Kingdom- Heads of Agreement between-United Kingdom and Australian Governments ...... 157 Fruit Industry Sugar Concession Committee. See " Sugar Agree- ment."

Garran, Sir Robert. See " Constitutional Opinions." Geological Survey. See " Northern Australia Survey Act." Geophysical Survey. See " Northern Australia Survey Act." Germany. See " War, 1939-43." Gift Duty Assessment Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules 1941-No. 312 ...... 173 281 Gift Duty Proposals. See " Taxation." Gold Mining Encouragement Acts-Regulations-Statutory Rules 1941-No. 243 ...... 129 213 Gold-mining Industry, Policy in relation to-Ministerial Statement -7th May, 1942 ...... 323 Grants Commission. See "Commonwealth Grants Commission Act." F.4341.-5 Presented to Senate or House of Representatives. Where Hound. Paper No. Paper (if printed). Page in-

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Health. - See " Medical Research Endowment Act " and " Social Security-Joint Committee on-Sixth Interim Report." High Commissioner Act-Regulations- Statutory Rules 1941- No. 258 ...... 129 220 Statutory Rules 1943-No. 73 ...... 339 551 High Court Procedure Act. See " Judiciary Act and High Court Procedure Act." Hire Purchase and Cash Order Systems-Reports of Board of Inquiry appointed under National Security (Inquiries) Regu- lations-on- Cash Orders ...... 52 .. 219 III. 69 Hire Purchase ...... 53 .. 219 III. 89 And see " National Security Act-Cash Order, &c." Holdsworthy Detention Camp-Reports (4) by Inspector-General of Administration, Department of Defence Co-ordination, April, 1941 ...... 123 Homebush Abattoirs, New South Wales-Statement regarding absenteeism amongst slaughtermen, for period 18th January to 12th February, 1943 ...... 511. Housing of War Workers. See " National Security Act." Hungary. See " War, 1939-43."

Immigration Act- Regulations-Statutory Rules 1941-No. 66 ...... 75 127 Return for- 1940 ...... 73 120 1941 ...... 227 389 Income Tax Assessment Act-Regulations- Statutory Rules 1940-No. 289...... 45 83 Statutory Rules 1941- No. 120 ...... 84 140 No. 327 ...... 165 276 Statutory Rules 1942- No. 339 ...... 227 389 No. 553 ...... 276 456 Statutory Rules 1943-Nos. 80, 127, 151 .. . .. 339 551 And see " Taxation." Income Tax (War-time Arranlgements) Act-Regulations- Statutory Rules 1942-No. 375 ...... 227 389 And see " Taxation." Industrial Peace Regulations. See " National Security Act." Industrial Property Regulations. See " National Security Act." Inscribed Stock Act. See " Commonwealth Inscribed Stock Act." International Affairs- Ministerial Statements- August, 1941-Proposal that Prime Minister should visit London ...... 103 165 17th September, 1941 ...... 42 113 178 I. 377 27th November, 1941 ...... 64 .. 259 11. 383 25th February, 1942 ...... 171 280 3rd September, 1942 ...... 233 393 And see " War, 1939-43." International Labour Organization of League of Nations. See " League of Nations." Internment. See " Security Matters, &c." Internment Camps. See " National Security Act." Invalid and Old-age Pensions Act-Statement for year- 1939-40 ...... 9 10 1940-41 ...... 165 276 Invalid and Old-age Pensions Act, Maternity Allowance Act, Child Endowment Act, Widows' Pensions Act-First Report by Director-General of Social Services, for year 1941-42 .. 96 273 448 II. 279 Iron and Steel Products Bounty Act-Return for year 1940-41 .. 101 166 Italy. See " War, 1939-43."

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Joint Committees. See " Broadcasting ". " Profits ", " Rural Industries ", " Social Security " ana " War Expenditure." Judiciary Act-Rules of Court-Dated- 28th October, 1940 ...... 9 10 9th October, 1941 ...... 127 199 8th September, 1942 ...... 262 437 13th October, 1942 ...... 270 448 Judiciary Act and High Court Procedure Act-Rules of Court- Dated- 6th May, 1941 (Statutory Rules 1941-No. 122) .. .. 75 127 9th March, 1943 (Statutory Rules 1943-No. 74) . .. 339 551 Jury Exemption Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules 1942-No. 288 ...... 227 389

Knowles, Sir George. See ' Constitutional Opinions."

Landlord and Tenant Regulations. See" National Security Act." Lands Acquisition Act- Land acquired at- Abbotsford, Victoria-For Defence purrcses ...... 73 120 Adelaide, South Australia- For Defence purposes ...... 73, 227 120, 389 For Postal purposes ...... 184 312 Adelaide River, Northern Territory- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 317 528 For Defence purposes ...... 45 83 Albany, W\estern Australia- For Commonwealth purposes .. . .. 295 484 For Defence purposes ...... 9, 101, 10, 166, 133,166 223, 276 Albury, New South Wales- For Defence purposes ...... 173, 197 281,327 For Postal purposes ...... 173 281 Alexandria, New South Wales- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 295, 340 484, 551 For Defence purposes ...... 135, 227, 225, 389, 245 415 For Postal purposes ...... 245 413 Alice Springs, Northern Territory- For Administrative purposes ...... 204 339 For Commonwealth purposes ...... 340 551 Amberley, Queensland- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 345 558 For Defence purposes ...... 101, 166, 169, 276, 204, 227 343, 389 Archerfield, Queensland- For Commonwealth purposes . .. .. 271,276, 448, 456, 340 551 For Defence purposes ...... 161 268 Auburn, South Australia-For Defence purposes .. .. 135 227 Australian Capital Territory (Parish of Urayarra)-For Seat of Government purposes ...... 166 276 Bacchus Marsh, Victoria- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 340 551 For Defence purposes ...... 171 279 Bairnsdale, Victoria- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 271 448 For Defence purposes ...... 45, 184 83, 312 Bairnsdale (near), Victoria-For Defence purposes .. .. 115 181 Bald Hills, Queensland-For Postal purp,.scs ...... 73 121 Ballarat, Victoria- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 276 456 For Defence purposes ...... 45, 166, 83, 276, 245 415 Ballarat East, Victoria-For Defence purposes . .. 112 179 Balmain, New South Wales-For Defencd purposes .. .. 227 389 Balmoral, New South Wales-For Defence purposes .. .. 101 166 lxviii

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Lands Acquisition Act-continued. Land acquired at-continued. Balnarring (Somers), Victoria. See "Somers " under this heading. Bankstown, New South Wales- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 305 507 For Defence purposes ...... 101, 112 166, 179 Bassendean, Western Australia-For Defence purposes.. .. 166 276 Bathurst, New South Wales- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 276, 301 456, 491 For Defence purposes ...... 75 135 Bal low, New South Wales-For Commonwealth purposes .. 295 484 Bayswater, Western Australia-For Commonwealth purposes ...... 340 551 Beelerup, Western Australia-For Defence purposes .. .. 166 276 Beenleigh, Queensland-For Postal purposes .. . . 241 410 Bega, New South Wales-For Defence purposes .. .. 129 215 Benalla, Victoria-For Defence purposes .. .. 122 189 Bendigo, Victoria-For Defence purposes .. .. . 204, 251 351, 421 Berowra, New South Wales-For Commonwealth pur- poses ...... 271 448 Beverley, South Australia-For Commonwealth purposes .. 276 45( Birkenhead, South Australia-For Commonwealth pur- poses ...... 281 459 Boisdale, Victoria-For Postal purposes .. . .. 127 199 Bombi, New South Wales-For Commonwealth purposes .. 340 551 Bonegilla, Victoria-For Defence purposes . .. . 73 120 Botany, New South Wales- For Commonwealth purposes . . ... 340 551 For Defence purposes ...... 184, 204 312, 351 Bowden, South Australia-For Commonwealth purposes . 340 551 Bowen, Queensland-For Defence purposes . . . . 75 127 Bowral, New South Wales-For Postal purposes .. .. 166 276 Box Hill, Victoria-For Postal purposes .. . .. 227 390 Boyup Brook. Western Australia-For Defence purposes .. 127 199 Branxholn, Tasmania-For Defence purposes . .. 227 389 Braybrook, Victoria-For Defence purposes .. . .. 101 166 Brighton, Tasmania-For Defence purposes ...... 135, 166 227, 276 Brisbane, Queensland- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 325, 329 535, 540 For Postal, telegraphic, telephonic and other like services ...... 227 390 Broadmreadows, Victoria- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 271 448 For Defence purposes ...... 187 315 Broken Hill, New South Wales-For Defence purposes.. .. 133 223 Bullsbrook (Pearce), Western Australia-For Common- wealth purposes .. . .. 345 558 Burwood, New South Wales-For Defence purposes .. 204 335 Busselton, Western Australia-For Defence purposes .. .. 101,127, 166, 199, 181,227 304,389 Caboolture, Queensland-For Postal purposes .. .. 227 390 Cairns, Queensland (2)-For Defence purposes .. .. 75 127 Caloundra, Queensland-For Defence purposes . .. 184 312 Cambridge, Tasmania-For Defence purposes .. .. 75 127 Cammeray, New South Wales-For Postal purposes . .. 245 415 Carlton, Victoria-For Postal purposes .. . .. 9 10 Carnarvon, Western Australia-For Defence purposes .. .. 45, 101 83, 166 Caulfield East, Victoria-For Postal purposes.. .. . 9 10 Cavan, South Australia-For Defence purposes .. .. 209 353 Ceduna, South Australia-For Commonwealth purposes .. 340 551 Cessnock, New South Wales,-For Commonwealth pur- poses . 340 551 Charleville, Queensland-For Postal purposes . 227 390 Charters Towers, Queensland-For Defence purposes .. .. 135 227 Chatswood, New South Wales-For Defence purposes .. .. 45 83 Cheltenham, South Australia-For Defence purposes .. .. 9, 73, 10, 120, 166, 184 276, 312 Presented to Senate or House of Representatives. Where Bound. Paper No. Pape. (ifprinted). - Page in-

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Lands Acquisition Act-continued. Land acquired at-continued. Chermside, Queensland- For Defence purposes ...... 75 135 For Postal purposes ...... 173 281 Cloncurry, Queensland-For Defence purposes .. .. 75 127 Clyde, Victoria-For Postal purposes ...... 9, 178 10, 305 Coburg, Victoria- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 283 461 For Postal purposes . . . . . 9 10 Coen, Queensland-For Defence purposes . .. . 135 227 Coff's Harbour, New South Wales-For Defence purposes . 112 179 Colac, Victoria-For Commonwealth purposes .. .. 347 565 Collingwood, Victoria-For Commonwealth purposes . 301, 325 499, 535 Cootamundra, New South Wales-For Defence purposes 45, 73 83, 120, 166 276 Corbie Hill, New South Wales-For Postal purposes 61, 166 110, 276 Cowra, New South Wales- For Commonwealth purposes .. .. 271, 295 448, 484 For Defence purposes ...... 166 227 276, 389 Cremorne, New South Wales--For Postal purposes 73 121 Cressy, Victoria-For Defence purposes .. . .. 227 389 Cronulla, New South Wales-For Postal purposes . . . 53 99 Cunderdin, Western Australia-For Defence purposes .. .. 102, 135 166, 227 Currie, King Island, Tasmania-For Defence purposes .. 173 281 Dandenong, Victoria-For Postal purposes .. . .. 73 121 Darley, Victoria-For Defence purposes . . . 166 276 Darwin, Northern Territory- For Administrative purposes ...... 9, 145 10, 241 166, 173 276, 281 For Defence purposes . 9, 45, 61, 27, 83, 110, 161, 166, 268, 276, 178, 227 304, 389 For Department of Health purposes .. 112 179 Daylesford, Victoria-For Commonwealth purposes . . .. 271 448 Deer Park, Victoria-For Defence purposes . . . . . 237 - 399 Dee Why, New South Wales-For Postal purposes .. .. 45 83 Deloraine, Tasmania-For Defence purposes ...... 166 276 Deniliquin, New South Wales-For Commonwealth pur- poses ...... 295 484 Donnybrook, Victoria-For Defence purposes...... 227 389 Dover, Tasmania-For Commonwealth purposes .. .. 340 551 Drayton, Queensland-For Commonwealth purposes . . . . 345 558 Drummoyne, New South Wales-For Postal purposes .. 178 305 Drysdale, Victoria-For Commonwealth purposes .. . 340 551 Dubbo, New South Wales- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 289, 340 477, 551 For Defence purposes ...... 166, 227 276, 389 Duck River, Tasmania-For Defence purposes .. .. 73 120 Dural, New South Wales -For Postal purposes .. .. 161 268 Dysart, Victoria- For Commonwealth purposes . . . . . 276 456 For Defence purposes ...... 9 10 East Maitland, New South Wales-For Commonwealth purposes ...... 271 448 Elizabeth Bay, New South Wales-For Defence purposes .. 9, 21, 45, 10, 41, 83, 73, 97, 120, 160, 227 389 Essendon, Victoria- For Commonwealth purposes . . . .. 271, 295, 448, 488, 340 551 For Defence purposes (2) ...... 227 389 Essendon (near), Victoria-For Defence purposes .. .. 73 120 Evandale, Tasmania--For Defence purposes ...... 227 389 Evans Head, New South Wales- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 340 551 For Defence purposes (2) ...... 166 276 Presented to Senate or House of Representatives. Where Bound. Paper No. Paper. (if printed). Page in-i

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Lands Acquisition Act-continued. Land acquired at-continued. Fairfield, Victoria-For Defence purposes . . .. 178, 184, 304, 312, 271 448 Finsbury, South Australia-For Commonwealth purposes .. 340 551 Fitzroy, Victoria-For Commonwealth purposes . .. 276 456 Footscray, Victoria-For Defence purposes (2) .. .. 129 220 Forbes, New South Wales- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 357 573 For Defence purposes ...... 184 312 Forrest, Western Australia-For Commonwealth pur- poses ...... 357 573 Foster, Victoria-For Commonwealth purposes .. .340 551 Fortitude Valley, Queensland-For Postal purposes . .. 25 65 Fremantle, Western Australia-For Defence purposes (2) . 251 421 Gawler, South Australia- For Commonwealth purposes . . . . 305 507 For Defence purposes ...... 227, 251 389, 421 Gayndah, Queensland-For Commonwealth purposes .. .. 271 448 Geelong, Victoria- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 265 444 For Postal purposes ...... 10 10 Gepps Cross, South Australia-For Commonwealth purposes ...... 340 551 Geraldton, Western Australia-For Defence purposes .. .. 73, 75, 121, 133, 166, 173, 276, 281, 204,227 349,389 Glen Davis, New South Wales- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 283 461 For Postal purposes ...... 127 199 Glenorchy, Tasmania- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 283 461 For Defence purposes ...... 127, 166 199, 276 Glossop, South Australia-For Defence purposes .. .. 75 133 Goondiwindi, Queensland-For Banking purposes .. .. 166 276 Goulburn, New South Wales-For Defence purposes .. .. 227 389 Granton, Tasmania-For Defence purposes ...... 166 276 Granville, New South Wales-For Postal purposes .. .. 10 10 Greenslopes, Queensland-For Defence purposes .. .. 73 121 Greta, New South Wales-- For Commonwealth purposes (2) ...... 271 448 For Defence purposes ...... 102 166 Gympie, Queensland- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 283 461 For Postal purposes ...... 112 179 Hagley, Tasmania-For Defence purposes . .. .. 45 83 Harristown, Queensland-For Commonwealth purposes .. 295 484 Helidon, Queensland-For Commonwealth purposes .. .. 271 448 Highett, Victoria-For Defence purposes ...... 227 389 Hobart, Tasmania-For Postal, telegraphic, telephonic and other like services ...... 173 281 Holmesglen, Victoria-For Commonwealth purposes .. .. 340 551 Horn Island, Queensland-For Defence purposes . 166 276 Ingleburn, New South Wales-For Defence purposes .. .. 161 268 Ipswich, Queensland-For Postal purposes .. .. .73 121 Irvinebank, Queensland-For Postal purposes . .. 102 166 Kalgoorlie, Western Australia- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 295, 340, 484, 551, 357 573 For Defence purposes ...... 166, 184 276, 312 Kalkallo, Victoria-For Postal purposes ...... 45 83 Kangaroo Flat, Victoria-For Defence purposes . .. 227 389 Kenmore, Queensland-For Repatriation purposes .. .. 166 276 Kensington, Victoria-For Defence purposes ...... 173 281 Kilmore, Victoria-For Postal purposes ...... 45 83 Kingscote, Kangaroo Island, South Australia-For Commonwealth purposes ...... 345 558 Presented to Senate or House of Representatives. WVhere.Bound. Paper.Paper No. Pae.(if p~rinted). Pg n

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Poses ...... 281 459

Konong Wootong, Victoria-For Postal purposes . .. 10 10 Ktirrajong, New South Waes-For Postal purposes . .. 75 127 Lagike Bathuiirst, New South \Vdies-For Commonwealth

purposes ...... 281 4159 Lake BIoga, Victoria-For CommnonwealIth purposes .. 357 573 'Lane Cove, New Sou th Va los-For Common wealth

pirposes ...... 340 551 .LargS, New South WNals-For D)efence purposcs .. .. 227 389 Latrobe, Tasimania-For Defence purposes .. . .. 75 127 Latura, South Australia-For D~efence purposes .. . 129 215 Li \Oitoll , Victor-Pt

For Consniollwwcalth milrposes ...... 271, 3410 448, 552 For Defence puarposes. .. . 73, .115, 121, 181, 178, 227 304, 389 LoongaItha, Victoria-

.For Commonwealth ])llrpOses ...... 271 4.48 For .lefence iproses.. . 10 10 .LidcOlje, New South \Vales- Fur Commnonwealth pili-poses . 7,37448, 528

For D~efence purposes . . .1. 5 83 Li n cenlow, Viceto ria-

For Commonwealth purposes ...... 271 44.8 For iefence purposes...... 204- 335 Lithgow, New South Wales-

For ComnmonwealIth ptirposes ...... 289 477 For *Defence purposes ...... 75, 227 129, 389 Liverpool, New South WVals-*For Postal purposes .. .. 74 121 Ljongreatch, Queensland- .For Commonwealth purposes.. . . . 345 558 For Defence purposes ...... 10 10 Lorne, New South NWiles-

For Commonweaclth pturposes ...... 271 44.8 For D~efece puiiposes .. . . . 227 389 Lowood, Queensland-F or Commonwealth purposes .. .. 340 552 Mackay, Qucensisud-For Defence purposes .. . . 209 353 Mlafira, \rictoii-1or lDefence purposes .. .. . 227 389 Mlallala, South 4 tistr slia-For D)efence plirl)oses .. .. 227 389 Alang1(alore, Victoria-For Defence purposes ...... 245 41:3 Manilla, New South Wales-For Postal purposes .75 127 i11ianton Gap, near .Iarm-in, Northern Territory-For Coin- 1monlwealth pturposes ...... 318 528 Margaret River, Western Australia-For Postal purposes .. 45 83 MlarihylRong, Victoria-- For Commonwealth iprposes . 283 461 For 1efence puirposes ...... 45, 102, 83, 166, 166 276 Marrickville, New South Wales-Foi' Defence purlm. . 227 389 Maryhorough, Queensland- For Commonwealth purpIoses . .. 281 459 For Defence purposes (2) ...... 166 276 Mascot, New South WVales-For Commonwealth purposes 340 552 M1athoura., New 'South \Vales-For Commonwealth pur-

poses . . 281 459 MeadowVale, Queensland-For Commonweailth purpose 301 491 Melbourne, Victoria-

For Commonwealth prposes. . .. 301 501 For Commnonwealth Bank puro5ss . . 74 120 For Postal purposes ...... 102, 227 166, 390 Mena Creek, Queensland-For Postal purposes . .. 75 127 Merredi n, Western Australia-For Comnionwed tlh pu r- pss271 448 Midland JTunction, Western Australia-

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Lands Acquisition Act-continued. Land acquired at-continued. Mile End, South Australia- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 271, 276 448, 456 For Defence purposes ...... 45 83 Mitcham, Victoria- For Commonwealth purposes .. 271 448 For Postal purposes ... 10 27 Mitchelton, Queensland-For Postal purposes .227 390 Moggill, Queensland-For Postal purposes .204 343 Monto, Queensland-For Postal purposes .166 276 Moorooka, Queensland-For Commonwealth purposes.. . 276 45( Morgan, South Australia-For Postal purposes . 227 390 Morphett Vale, South Australia-For Defence purposes .. 166 276 Mortlake, New South Wales- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 340 552 For Defence purposes .. 122 191 Moruya, New South Wales-For Commonwealth pur- poses . . ... 340 552 Morwell, Victoria-For Defence purposes .. 184 312 Mount Eba, South Australia-For Defence purposes . 204 335 Mount Gambier, South Australia-For Defence purposes 74, 124, 121,191, 227 389 Mount Gambier (near), South Australia-For Defence purposes ...... 74 .121 Mount Lofty, South Australia-For Commonwealth purposes . 345 558 Mount Martha, Victoria- For Common wealth purposes ... 276 456 For Defence purposes .. ... 10, 166 10, 276 Mudgee, New South Wales-For Defence purposes .184 312 Mulwala, New South Wales-For Commonwealth pur- poses ...... 340,357 552, 573 Murchison (near), Victoria-For Defence purposes . . . 204 339 Muresk, Western Australia- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 340 552 For Defence purposes .. 184 312 Muswellbrook, New South Wales-For Defence purposes . 127 199 Myrniong, Victoria-For Postal purposes .. 204 351 Myrtleford, Victoria-For Defence purposes . .. 74 121 Naracoopa, King Island, Tasmania-For Postal purposes .. 166 276 Narrabeen, New South Wales-For Defence purposes .. .. 122 189 Narrandera, New South Wales-For Commonwealth purposes ...... 340 552 Narrogin, Western Australia-For Commonwealth pur- poses ... . 276 456 Narromine, New South Wales-For Defence purposes .. .. 45 83 Newcastle, New South Wales-For Postal, telegraphic, telephonic and other like services . . 227 390 New Farm, Queensland-For Commonwealth purposes . 276,340 456,552 Newport, Victoria-For Commonwealth purposes . . 71, 318, 448, 528, 340 552 Nhill, Victoria-For Defence purposes 1.35, 145, 227, 241, 166 276 Normanton, Queensland- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 276 456 For Defence purposes .. 227 389 North Adelaide, South Australia-For Postal purposes .. .. 166 276 Northam, Western Australia- For Commonwealth purposes .. .. 295 484 For Defence purposes ...... 74, 204 121,351 North Bourke, New South Wales-For Defence purposes .. 173 281 North Essendon, Victoria-For Postal purposes . .. 74 121 Northfield, South Australia-For Commonwealth pur- poses .... 271 448 North Fremantle, Western Australia-For Defence purposes ...... 10, 45 10, 83 North Stockton, New South Wales-For Defence purposes . 184 312 lxxiii

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Lands Acquisition Act-continued. Land acquired at-continued. Nowra, New South Wales- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 271 448 For Defence purposes ...... 122, 127 191, 199 For Postal purposes ...... 178 305 Oaklands, New South Wales-For Commonwealth pur- poses ...... 305 507 Oatlands, Tasmania-For Defence purposes...... 45 83 Oodnadatta, South Australia-For Commonwealth pur- poses ...... 276, 340 456, 552 Orange, New South Wales-For Defence purposes .. .. 102 166 Ovingham Park, South Australia-For Defence purposes .. 166 276 Parafield, South Australia- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 340 552 For Defence purposes ...... 166, 204 276, 351 Parkes, New South Wales- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 271,340 448, 552 For Defence purposes ...... 204 349 Parkes (near), New South Wales-For Defence purposes .. 74, 102 121, 166 Parramatta, New South Wales--For Commonwealth purposes ...... 281 459 Pascoe Vale, Victoria-For Commonwealth purposes .. .. 283 463 Pat's River, Flinders Island, Tasmania- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 283 401 For Defence purposes ...... 102, 166 166, 276 Pearce, Western Australia-For Defence purposes .. .. 45,75,127 83,135,199 Penrith, New South Wales- For Postal purposes ...... 227 390 For Postal, Telegraphic, Telephonic and other like services ...... 166 276 Perth, Western Australia-For Commonwealth purposes .. 276, 340 456, 552 Petersham, New South Wales-For Defence purposes .. .. 227 389 Pierson's Point, Tasmania-For Defence purposes .. .. 74 121 Pinkenba, Queensland-For Postal purposes .. .. . 204 351 Point Cook, Victoria--For Defence purposes . . . . 10, 127, 10, 199, 173,239 281,405 Point Lonsdale, Victoria-For Defence purposes . .. 122 189 Pontville, Tasmania- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 295 484 For Defence purposes ...... 102 166 Port Adelaide, South Australia- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 295 484 For Defence purposes ...... 45 83 Port Kembla, New South Wales-For Postal purposes. . .10 10 Port Melbourne, Victoria-For Defence purposes . .. 74, 135, 121, 225, 227 389 Port Melbourne (near), Victoria-For Defence purposes .. 75 135 Port Piric, South Australia- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 340 552 For Defence purposes ...... 127, 133, 199, 223, 135 227 Preston, Victoria-For Defence purposes ...... 204 351 Preston Point, Fremantle, Western Australia-For Com- monwealth purposes ...... 271 448 Prospect, South Australia-For Defence purposes .. .. 166 276 Puckapunyal, Victoria- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 340 552 For Defence purposes ...... 10,166, 10,276, 227 389 Queenscliff, Victoria-For Defence purposes .. .. 102 166 Rathmines, New South Wales- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 295 484 For Defence purposes ...... 187 315 Redbank, Queensland-For Defence purposes...... 161,204 268,351 Redfcrn, New South Wales-For Commonwealth pur- poses .. .. 305 507 Red Head, New South Wales-For Defence purposes .. .. 25 65 lxxiv

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Lands Acquisition-continued. Land acquired at-continued. Red Hill South, Victoria-For Postal purposes 10 10 Rhodes, New South Wales- For Commonwealth purposes . . 276, 281 456, 459 For Defence purposes .. 271 448 Richmond, New South Wales-For Defence purposes .. 10 10 Riddell, Victoria-For Defence purposes .166 276 Rockdale, Municipality of, New South Wales-For Defence purposes .... 45 83 Rockhampton, Queensland-For Commonwealth pur- poses . . . 340 552 Rocklea, Queensland-For Defence purposes . 102, 163, 166, 268, 166,227 276,389 Roma, Queensland-For Postal purposes .. 227 390 Rooty Hill (Wallgrove), New South Wales-For Defence purposes ...... 127 199 Rosemount, Queensland-For Defence purposes 10 10 Ross, Tasmania-For Commonwealth purposes .. 340 552 Rottnest Island, Western Australia-For Defence purposes ...... 51 91 Rutherford, New South Wales-For Defence purposes .. 184 312 Sale, Victoria-For Defence purposes 2.04, 251 343, 421 Salisbury, South Australia-For Defence purposes 10, 45, 10, 83, 166,178 276,304 Sandy Bay, Tasmania-For Commonwealth purposes .. . 318 528 Scottsdale, Tasmania-For Postal purposes .. . 105 171 Seymour, Victoria- For Commonwealth purposes .. .. . 340 552 For Defence purposes .. . . 10, 45, 10, 83, 61 110 For Postal purposes .. .75, 227 127, 390 Sheffield, Tasmania-For Defence purposes ... 227 389 Shepparton, Victoria-For Postal purposes .. . 166 276 Smithfield, South Australia-For Defence purposes .. .. 178 304 Smithton, Tasmania-For Commonwealth purposes .. . 301 493 Somers, near Balnarring, Victoria-For Defence purposes 73 121 South Fremantle, Western Australia-For Common- wealth purposes ...... 271 448 South Grafton, New South Wales-For Defence purposes . 227 389 South Guildford, Western Australia-For Commonwealth purposes ...... 340 552 South Melbourne, Victoria-For Defence purposes .. 184 312 Soutlport, Queensland-For Postal purposes .. .. . 237 399 South Yarra, Victoria-For Postal purposes .. .. . 178 305 Spencers Brook, Western Australia-For Defence purposes 178 304 Spring Hill, Brisbane, Queensland-For Postal purposes . 227 390 St. Mary's, New South Wales- For Commonwealth purposes .. . . . 71, 281, 448, 459, 340 552 For Defence purposes .. . .. :109,166, 175, 276, 227 389 Sunshine, Victoria-For Defence purposes .. 27, 204 199, 339 Swanbourne, Western Australia-For Defence purposes . 102 166 Swan Marsh, Victoria-For Postal purposes . . .. . 10 10 Sydenham, New South Wales-For Postal purposes .. .. 204 339 Tamworth, New South Wales- For Commonwealth purposes .... 281, 325 459, 535 For Defence purposes .. . 151, 178 261, 304 Tatura, Victoria- For Commonwealth purposes . . . . 340 552 For Defence purposes ...... 57, 204 101, 343 Tennant Creek, Northern Territory-For Administrative purposes ...... 178 304 Terang, Victoria-For Defence purposes . . .. 184 312 Toorak, Victoria-For Postal purposes ... 17, 178 33, 305 Toowoomba, Queensland-For Defence purposes .127 199 lxxv

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Lands Acquisition Act-continued. Land acquired at-continued. Tottenham, Victoria- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 331, 345, 54], 558 For Defence purposes ...... 178 304 Townsville, Queensland- For Commonwealth purposes .. . .. 340 552 For Defence purposes ...... 45, 102, 83, 166, 227 390 Tunstall, Victoria-For Commonwealth purposes .. .. 318 528 Ulverstone, Tasmania- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 349 565 For Defence purposes ...... 178 304 For Postal purposes ...... 166 276 Unley, South Australia-For Postal purposes . .10 10 Uranquinty, New South Wales-For Defence purposes.. .. 178 304 Uriarra, Australian Capital Territory and New South Wales-For Commonwealth purposes .. . .340 552 Victor Harbour, South Australia- For Commonwealth purposes ... .. 340 552 For Defence purposes ...... 204, 227 351, 390 Victoria Park, Western Australia-For Defence purposes . 10 10 Villawood, New South Wales-For Defence purposes .. .. 102 166 Wagga Wagga, New South Wales- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 276 456 For Defence purposes ...... 166, 227 276, 390 Wallaroo, South Australia-For Commonwealth purposes . 299 488 Wangaratta, Victoria-For Commonwealth purposes .. .. 340 552 Warracknabeal, Victoria-For Commonwealth purposes . 340 552 Watson's Bay, New South Wales-For Postal purposes . 10 10 Wellington, New South Wales-For Defence purposes .. . 184 312 Welshpool, Western Australia-For Defence purposes .. . 184 312 Werribee (near), Victoria-For Defence purposes .. .. 110 179 Werris Creek, New South Wales-For Commonwealth purposes ...... 340 552 Western Junction, Tasmania- For Commonwealth purposes .. . . 340 552 For Defence purposes ...... 45 83 West Footscray, Victoria-For Commonwealth purposes .. 340 552 West Maitland, New South Wales- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 271 448 Whorouly East, Victoria-For Defence purloses .. .. 227 390 Whyalla, South Australia-For Postal purposes .. .. 166 276 Williamstown, Victoria-For Commonwealth purposes .. .. 340 552 Williamtown, New South Wales-For Defence purposes .. 102, 127, 166, 199, 204, 211, 351, 359, 228,239 390, 405 Willoughby, New South Wales-For Postal purposes .. .. 10 10 Winchelsea, Victoria--For Defence purposes ...... 166 276 \\indsor, New South Wales--For Commonwealth pur- poses ...... 271 448 Wollongong, New South Wales-For Commonwealth purposes ...... 271 448 Wolseley, South Australia- For Commonwealth purposes ...... 271, 276 448, 456 For Defence purposes ...... 133 223 Woolloomooloo, New South Wales- For Common wealth purposes ...... 305 507 For Defence purposes ...... 228 390 Wynyard, Tasmania-For Defence purposes .. .. . 75,187, 127,315, 191 321 Yarraman, Queensland-For Commonwealth purposes .. .. 340 552 Yarrawonga, Victoria-For Commonwealth purposes .. .. 340 552 Yass, New South Wales-For Commonwealth purposes .. 340 552 York, Western Australia-For Defence purposes .. .. 204 339 Young, New South Wales-For Commonwealth purposes 283 467 Zetland, New South Wales-For Defence purposes .. .. 228 390 lxxvi

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Land Tax Assessment Act-Applications for relief dealt with during year- 1940-41 ...... 112 178 1941-42 ...... 237 401 Land Transport. See " National Security Act." League of Nations- International Labour Organization of the League of Nations- Twenty-fifth Session-Geneva, June, 1939-Reports of Australian Delegates ...... 20 * * IT. 399 Twenty-sixth Session-New York, October-November, 1941-Reports of Australian Delegates .. .. 81 221 371 II. 4115 And see " Nauru " and " New Guinea." Le Brocque, Private W.-Exemption from military service .. .. 237 Lend-Lease and Reciprocal Lend-Lease- Arrangements between Governments of Commonwealth of Australia and United States of America (includes lext of Atlantic Charter) ...... 95 264 441 II. 365 Report on Administration to 31st December, 1942 . 98 491 II. 373 Lighting. See " National Security Act-Industrial Lighting." Liquid Fuel. See" National Security Act " and " Power Alcohol."

Man-power. See " National Security Act." Marine War Risks Insurance Regulations. See" National Security Act." Maritime Industry. See " National Security Act." Maternity Allowance Act. See " Invalid and Old-age Pensions Act." Maughan, David. See " Constitutional Opinions." McCaughey Bequest. See " Australian Imperial Force Canteens Funds Act." Meat Export Control Act- Australian Meat Board-Annual Report, together with State- ment by Minister regarding operation of Act-Year- 1939-40 (Fifth) ...... 15 31 1940-41 (Sixth) ...... 127 199 1941-42 (Seventh) ...... 283 461 Regulations- Statutory Rules 1940-No. 205 ...... 10 11 Statutory Rules 1942- No. 193 ...... 204 340 No. 529 ...... 283 467 Meat Industry Control Regulations. See "National Security Act." Medical Co-ordination and Equipment. See " National Security Act." Medical Research Endowment Act-Report by National Health and Medical Research Council on work done under Act during 1940...... 49 87 Medical Survey Committee. See " Social Security-Joint Com- mittee on-Sixth Interim Report." Menzies, Rt. Hon. R. G. See " International Affairs " and " Prime Minister's Mission Abroad, &c." Minerals Regulations. See " National Security Act." Ministerial Statements-Papers. See " Army Censorship ", " Department of War Organization of Industry ", " Gold- mining Industry ", " International Affairs ", " Newsprint Rationing ", " Prime Minister's Mission Abroad, &c.", " Re- employment Problems ", " Security Matters, &c.", " Special Funds " and " War, 1939-43." Moratorium, War Service. See " National Security Act." Motor Industry Bounty Act-Return for Year- 1940-41 ...... 102 166 1941-42 ...... 228 390 Motor Vehicle Engine Bounty Act-Return for Year- 1940-41 ...... 102 166 1941-42 ...... 228 390

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Munitions Production in Australia-Extracts from confidential report by Members of British Ministry of Supply during visit to Australia, January, 1941, and Summary of Con- clusions of Sir Alexander Roger 112 178 Murray River. Sec " River Murray Waters Act."

National Debt Sinking Fund Act-National Debt Conun ission- Annual Report-Year- 1940-41 (Eighteenth) 105 169 1941-42 (Nineteenth) 228 393 National Health and Medical Research Council. See " Medical Research Endowment Act." Nationality Act- Regulations- Statutory Rules 1942-No. 382 239 405 Statutory Rules 1943-No. 158 340 555 Return for- 1940 74 121 1941 166 277 1942 289 477 National Security Act- Agricultural Aids Regulations-Order-Feeding meals (Restriction of sales) 340 555 Agricultural Machinery Regulations-Orders-Agricultural machinery (2) . 351 565 Aliens Control Regulations-Orders- Aliens control (Queensland curfew) (2) 204 351 Aliens embarkation . 301 491 Aliens employment .. 10, 74, 11, 121, 345 558 Aliens landing . 301 491 Aliens movements. 74 121 Aliens restriction (Fishing vessels and other small craft) 102, 345 166, 558 Enemy aliens' communications 10 11 Apple and Pear Acquisition Regulations-Orders- Apple and Pear Acquisition- 1940-1941 . .. . 45, 102 83, 169 1942-1943 276 456 Non-application of certain regulations .. 329 535 Army Inventions Regulations-Orders- Inventions and designs . 237, 264, 399, 441, 271 448 Australian Barley Board Regulations-Order--Barley acqui- sition 276 456 Building Control Regulations-Order- Exemption 191 321 Butter and Cheese Acquisition Regulations-Orders- Acquisition . . 45, 74, 83, 121, 87, 102, 141, 169, 107 173 Returns .. 45 83 Camouflage Regulations-Order-Camouflage of vehicles 276 456 Capital Issues Regulations-Orders- Declared pastoral companies 10, 178 11,305 Exemption .. 10, 45, 11,83, 178,184, 305, 312, 197,243, 328, 412, 276, 340 456, 552 Cash Order and Hire Purclihse Agreements Regulations- Order-Maximum hiring period 271 448 Cheese. See " Butter and Cheese, &c." under this heading. Civil Defence Workers' Compensation Regulations- Orders- Eligible persons (Postmaster-General's Department) 340 552 Eligible persons (Western Australia) 318 528 Orders by State Premiers- Tasmania .. . 283 461 Victoria .. .. 295,340 484, 552 lxxviii

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National Security Act-continued. Coal Control Regulations-Order-Coal control ...... 181 305 Economic Organization Regulations- Notice-Fixing date of commencement ...... 178 304 Orders- Exemptions ...... 178,319, 305, 531 Fixing of interest rates ...... 178 305 Share prices ...... 271,340 448, 552 Order by Premier of Western Australia .. .. . 228 390 Report of Committee of Members of Parliament appointed to consider effect of Regulations, and Addendum to Report by Senator Spicer, Mr. Anthony and Mr. Spender disagreeing with proposal to retain Regulation No. 5 ...... 175 300 Egg Industry Regulations-Orders-Egg industry (4) .. . 349 565 Electricity. See " Mobilization of Electricity" under this heading. Emergency Control Regulations- Notice-Military powers during emergency .. .. . 243 412 Orders- District boundaries ...... 228 390 Industries control ...... 228 390 Military powers during emergency .. .. . 204,221, 351, 362, 228,259, 390, 435, 264,271, 437, 448, 276,283, 456, 467, 289,301, 477, 492, 345,349 558,565 Territories laws repeal and adopting . .. . 228 390 Emergency Supplies Regulations- Declaration-Prescribed goods ...... 183 311 Rules- New South Wales ...... 102,178 169, 305 Queensland ...... 102,178, 169, 305, 228,271, 390, 448, 301,340, 492, 552, 349 565 South Australia ...... 102,178, 169, 305, 295 485 Tasmania ...... 102 169 Victoria ...... 102,228, 169, 390, 271 448 Employment of Women Regulations. See " Women's Em- ployment Board." Exchange Control Regulations-Orders- Exchange control (Foreign currency) ...... 75 125 Exchange control (Foreign securities) ...... 75 125 Exemption ...... 45, 75, 83, 125, 122 189 166 276 Foreign currency ...... 45 83 Money orders ...... 45 83 Returns of securities ...... 45 83 Sterling areas ...... 45, 74, 83,121, 122,163, 189, 271, 276 456 Fair Rents Regulations-Rules- Australian Capital Territory ...... 166 276 Darwin, Northern Territory ...... 166 276 Fertilizer Control Regulations-Orders- Fertilizer mixture (Restriction of manufacture) .. .. 228 390 Fertilizer (Restriction of sales) ...... 228, 239, 390, 405, 340 552 Fertilizer (Returns of stocks of superphosphates) . .228 390 Field Peas Acquisition Regulations-Order- Field peas acquisition ...... 276 456 Field Peas (Tasmania) Acquisition ...... 178 305 lxxiX

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Naitional Security Aet--conk nunt. Firearms and Explosives Reg ulations-Order-Prohibiting posssiSon of firearms and explosives 184 312 C eneral Regulations- By-laws- Controlled areas 45, 112, 83, 179, 145, 151, 241, 261, 162,178, 268, 305, 184, 34:9 312; 565 By-laws and Orders--Controlled and protected areas 261, 349 441, 565 Orders- Air restrictions 74, 259, 12], 435, 283 461 Arrowroot flour 239, 340 405, 552 Baby carriages, ma nufacture of 318 528 Blacon and smaligoods (South Australia.) 2 95 484 Basis of compensation.. 191,259, 32.1, 435, 276 456 Beef (Restrictions on sale and consumption) 253 428 Boats (Information) (2) 191 321 B read control- South Australia.. 239, 264, 405, 437, 271,276 449, 456 Vic toria. 239 405 Biread iniicstry- Aiistralian Capital Terri tory} 276 456 New Sonith WVales 239, 264, 405, 437, 276 456 Quevens h d 239, 276 405, 456 239, 276 405, 456 239, 276 405, 456 WVestern Australia, 239, 276 405, 456 Clo thing nm1aterialIs investig t ion 228 390 Control of- Aluminium 181 305 Ap~ples, canned and dried 340 552 Automotive spare' parts 340 552 Beans, navy and lima 3411 552 Bitumen 181 305 B~oot manufacture 107 173 BIoot nails and boot nailing machines 181 305 Bristles . 181 305 B~uilding materials 197 328 Cane-rtttin 228 390 Canned fruiits 329 535 Canned pine iples and pineapple jui1ce 271 449 Canned vegetables 349 565 Citris ft nits 251,283 4121, 461 Citrus fruits 1943 340 552 Citmus frutits (Queensland), (WVestern A ustralia) 340 552 Cleaning~ 1"ents 239 405 Cleaning materials 181 305 ClOthling 283 461 Clothing- Feminine ouiterwear 239, 271, 405, 449, 2 76 456 Footwear .. 245 413 Knitted outerwear 239, 271, 405, 449, 276 456 Knitted undlerwear 239, 271, 405, 449, 276 456 Male outerwen r 239, 245, 405, 4113, 271, 276 449, 456 MenIIS haIlf-11ose 239,276 405, 456 Shirts, collars and pyjamas . 271,276 449, 456 Women's, naids' and children's hosiery 239,27] 405, 449 Woven underwear 245 413 Cocoa beans and products.. 245 413 Presented to Senate or House of lejresentatiVeG. Where Bound. Paper No. Paper. (ifprinted). Page in-

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National Security Act-continued. General Regulations-continued. Orders-continued. Control of-continued. Collapsible tubes ...... 349 565 Cordagc cotton 181 305 Cork ...... 184 31.2 Cotton materials .. 181 305 Cream, wlholesale distribution (Victoria) .. 271 449 Cycle tyres and cycle tubes .... 228 390 Dextrose . . . .. 204 351 Drag saws ...... 318 528 Drums ...... 289 477 Elastic materials ...... 239 405 Electric dry battery manufacture ..... 276 456 Electric torch case manufacture .... 276 456 Essential articles (Materials) (3) .... 239 405 Essential materials ...... 276, 295, 456, 484, 318 528 Fibres and jute goods (2) ... 181 305 Flax 107 173 Footwear- Production and distribution of ..... 271 449 Styles and quality (2) .. ... 340 552 French beans ..... 228 390 Gas producers, manufacture of . 341 552 Glass, manufacture of ...... 341 552 Grape fruit ...... 340 552 Grapes .3.1.....318 528 Hand and garden tools ...... 276 456 Hand tools ...... 181, 228 305, 390 Highways ...... 66, 204, 276, 351, 228,239, 390, 405, 251,271, 421, 449, 345, 349 558, 565 Highways, and use of land ...... 13 27 Horseshoe manufacture .... 276 456 Hydrographical publications ..... 191,259 321,435 Ice (Queensland) ...... 329 540 Imported spun cotton . ... 184 312 Jams, jellies and marmalade . ... 289 477 Jute, second-hand ... 276 4.56 Jute goods, second-hand .... 271. 449 Kapok ...... 228 390 Knitted goods .. .. 197 328 Leather ...... 181,228 305,390 Leather goods ...... 239 405 Lights ...... 102, 166 167, 276, 173, 178, 281, 305, 184, 228 312, 390 Lights and traffic .. .. 112, 122 179, 189, 129, 145 213, 241 Liquor (2) ...... 239 405 Liquor (Interstate supplies of beer) .... 276 4.56 Machine tools ...... 209 353 Maps ...... 259 435 Materials (clothing and other goods) (5) .. 239 405 Meat, sale of...... 239, 253 405, 428 Milk .. 341 552 Milk products, processed (civilian purposes) .. 341 552 Motor cycle spare parts ...... 181 305 Motor vehicle spare parts ...... 181 305 Office machines ... 265 4.44 Overseas communications (otherwise than by post) .. .. 102 167 Overseas postal communications 10, 102, 11, 167, 259,331 435, 541 lXXxi

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National Security Act-continued. General Regulations-continued. Orders-continued. Control of-continued. Overseas postal communications (prisoners of war) ...... 10, 102, 11, 167, 122 189 Packages...... 239 405 Paraffin, liquid ...... 273, 341 449, 552 Paraffin wax ...... 237 401 Peaches ...... 318 528 Photography ...... 74, 122 121, 189 Pineapples ...... 271, 295 449, 484 Raw silk...... 18] 305 Retail delivery of commodities ...... 239, 264, 405, 437, 341, 552

Rubber ...... 181,184, 305, 312, 228,276, 390, 456, 313 513 Screw wire . . .. 107 173 Shovels, manufactuie of . . . .. 276 456 Silk ...... 184 312 Silk thread ...... 341. 552

Solder ...... 295 484 Spark plugs ...... 341 552 Spices ...... 341 552 Stock foods and remedies ...... 253, 341 428, 552 Timber ...... 124, 181 197, 305 Tinpiate ...... 181,271 305, 4.19 Tomatoes ...... 182 305 Tomato produicts .. . .34] 552 Tomiato pulp ...... 204 335 Toothbrush handles ...... 181 305 Trailer manufacture ...... 341 552 Typewriters ...... 341 552 Tyres ...... 276 456 Wireless receiving apparatus .. . .. 10 11 WVoollens ...... 182 305 Woven woollen materials (civil needs) .. . 239 405 Darwin evacuation ...... 191 321

Defence impressment . . . .11 321 D~efence quartering ...... 191, 259 321, 435 Defence quartering (Allied forces) ...... 191 321 Dry cleaning industry ...... 239 406 Electricity generator and engine investigation . .283 461 Employment of outdoor selling agents (South Aus- tralia) ...... 239 406 Ecvacuationi of areas... 204,331 340, 351, 541 Fur garments, manufacture of . . . .. 245 413 Heating and cooking appliances (retail sales) . .341 552 lce industry- New South Wales . .. . . 271 149 Victoria ...... 277 456

Immobilization of vessels (2) . . . .191 321 Inventions and designs . . . .. 21, 45, 41, 83, 74, 75, 121, 127, 102,124, 167, 191, 127, 162, 199, 268, 166,182, 276,305, 184,211, 312,359, 237,279 399, 456 Laundry industry ...... 239 406 Machine tools requisitioning .. . . 271 449 Merchant ships (Passive defence) .. . .345 558 Milk industry-

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National Security Act-continued. General Regulations-continued. Orders-continued. Milk vendors- Geelong .. 239 406 South Australia 239,264 406, 437 Tasmania 239 406 Motor spirit war reserves storage 162 268 Munitions establishments (Search) 107 173 Navigation and anchor lights 145 241 Navigation- Aquatic racing on Sydney Harbour .. 204,271 351, 449 Brisbane River and Moreton Bay-Small craft 271 449 Darkening ship 145 241 Port Stephens-Private craft 277 456 Recognition procedure 228 390 Sailing and routeing instructions 145 241 Small craft 228,271 390, 449 Pilotage exemption (Transports) 74 121 Post and telegraph censorship .. 10, 264, 11,441, 345 558 Prohibited places and protected areas 102, 162 167, 268 Prohibited places 10,13, 11, 27, 65, 31, 45, 84, 110, 67, 74, 121, 125, 75, 102, 167, 179, 112,117, 186, 189, 122, 151, 261, 268, 162, 166, 277, 305, 178, 184, 312, 321, 191,204, 340, 351, 209, 221, 353, 376, 228,239, 390, 406, 245,251, 413, 421, 259,264, 435, 437, 271,277, 449, 456, 283,318, 461, 467, 331,345, 528, 541, 349 558, 565 Prohibiting possession of firearms 178 305 Prohibiting work on land, and use of land 13, 31, 27, 65, 84, 45, 49, 87,110, 67, 74, 121, 125, 75, 102, 167, 180, 112,166, 277, 390, 228,231, 393, 406, 239,241, 413, 421, 245,251, 437, 449, 264,271, 456, 461, 277,283, 492, 503, 301,303, 535, 541, 325,331, 552,558, 341,345, 565 347 Prohibition of acquisition and sale of censored envelopes . . 345 558 Prohibition of non-es.-ential production . 239,271, 406, 449, 277 456 Protected areas 49, 75, 87, 125, 102, 112, 167,180, 145,151, 241,261, 162,166, 268, 277, 184, 204, 312, 340, 239,283, 406, 461, 345 558 Protection of exposed personnel (Merchant ships) .. 191 321 Protection of shipping (Defensive armament) 145 241 Protection of shipping (Degaussing equipment) 74 121 lxxxiii

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National Security Act-continued. General Regulations-continued. Orders-continued. Protection of shipping (Paravane equipment) 74 121 Registration of outboard motors S345 558 Registration of small vessels . 301 492 Regulation of transport 277 456 Removal of direction signs 191 321 Removal of direction signs (Revocation) .. 345 558 Requisitioning of- Agricultural implements and machinery 277 456 Binoculars 182, 184, 305, 312, 228 390 Property other than land 184, 191 312, 321 Spare parts 285 475 Restriction of- Celery planting (South Australia) 251 421 Cherry packing 271 449 Cream 341 553 Employment in retail shops (Adelaide) 271,341 449, 552 Pastry cooks' goods (New South Wales) 277 456 Restrictions on new manufactures-Exemptions 277,295 456, 484 Retail grocery (Queensland) 341 553 Simplification of meals 253 428 Taking possession of land, &c. .. 10, 13, 11, 27, 39, 17, 31, 65, 84, 87, 45, 49, 110, 121, 67, 74, 125, 167, 75, 102, 173, 180, 107,112, 186, 189, 117, 122, 213, 241, 129,145, 261, 268, 151,162. 277, 281, 166, 173. 305, 312, 178, 184. 321, 340, 191,204, 351, 353, 209, 211: 359, 376, 221,228, 390, 393, 231,237, 399, 406, 239,241, 413, 421, 245,251, 435, 437, 259,264, 441, 444, 265,271, 449, 456, 277,283, 461, 467, 289,295, 477, 484, 301, 303. 485, 488, 305,311, 492, 503, 318,325, 507, 513, 331,334, 528, 535, 341,345, 541,545, 347,349, 553,558, 357 565, 573 'raffic on road,- 331 541 Use of land 10, 13, 11,27, 39, 17, 31, 65, 84, 87, 45, 49, 110, 121, 67, 74, 125, 167, 75, 102, 180, 186, 112, 117, 189, 213, 122, 129, 241,261, 145, 151, 268, 277, 162,166, 281, 305, 173, 178, 312, 321, 184,191, 340, 351, 204,209, 353, 359, 211,221 376, 390, 228, 231, 393, 406 239, 241 413, 421 lxxxiv

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National Security Act-continued. General Regulations-continued. Orders-continued. Use of land .. 245,251, 435, 437, 259, 264, 441, 444, 265,271, 449, 456, 277,283, 461, 467, 295,301, 484, 485, 303,318, 488, 492, 325,331, 503, 528, 334,341, 535, 541, 345,347, 545,553, 349,357 558, 565, 573 Vegetable seeds.. 228,349 390, 565 Wholesale butter trade control (South Australia) .. 239 406 Wireless operators and watches in Australian ships 74 121 Wireless transmitting apparatus (Possession) 74 121 Order by Chief Warden (Victoria) 341 553 Orders by State Premiers- New South Wales 197,221, 324, 376, 228,265, 390, 444, 277,301 456, 492 Queensland 197,221, 324, 376, 228,253, 390, 428, 265,271, 444, 449, 277,301, 456, 492, 341,349 553, 565 South Australia .. 197,221, 324, 376, 228,271. 390, 449, 313,341 515, 553 Tasmania .. .. 197,271. 324, 449, 277,341 456, 553 Victoria . . 197,228, 324, 390, 271,277. 449, 456, 301,313. 492, 515, 341 553 Western Australia.. 197, 228. 324, 390, 253,271. 428, 449, 277,341. 456, 553, 349 565 Rules-National Security (Representation before Compensation Boards).. 349 565 General Regulations and Supplementary Regulations-Orders by State Premier-New South Wales (3) .. 277 457 Housing of War Workers Regulations-Orders- Prescribed areas (2) . . 112 180 Industrial Lighting Regulations-Order-Interior artificial lighting .. ... 277 457 Industrial Peace Regulations-Dairying Industry Award, 1943 358 573 Industrial Property Regulations-Orders-Inventions and designs . . 279. 341 457, 553 Inquiries Regulations. See " Canteens " and " Hire Purchase and Cash Order Systems." Internment Camps Regulations- Orders-- Classification of overseas internees 145 241 Internment camp .. 75, 145, 129, 241, 173, 271, 281, 449, 349 565 Rules-Camp 122,124, 189, 197, 173, 204, 281,351, 228, 331, 390, 541, 345,349 558, 565 Landlord and Tenant Regulations--Rules-Australian Capital Territory.. .. 271 lxxxv

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National Security Act--continued. Land Tiansport Regulations- Directions by Land Transport Board- Directorate of Emergency Road Transport for State of Victoria 276 455 To Victorian Railways Commissioners ...... 226 388 Orders- Nos. 1-4 ..... 228 390 Nos. 5, 6 ...... 239 406 Nos. 7-10 . . ... 271 449 No. 11 ..... 277 457 No. 12 .... 283 467 No. 13 .... 295 485 Nos. 14, 15 .... 341 553 New South Wales- Nos. 1-3 ...... 228 390 No. 4 ...... 277 457 Queensland-Nos. .1-3 .. .. 228 390 South Australia- Nos. 1-4 .. . .. 228 390 Nos. 5-9 ... .. 271 449 No. .10 "... .. 277 457 Victoria- Nos. 1-7 ... .. 228 390 No. 8 ...... 277 457 Nos. 9, 10 ...... 302 501 No. 11 ...... 329 535 Western Australia- Nos. 1,2 ...... 228 390 No. 3 ...... 251 421 No. 4 ...... 271. 449 No. 5 ...... 351 565 Liquid Fuel Regulations-Orders- Liquid fuel (Alternative fuels) ...... 272 449 Liquid fuel (Prohibited fuels).. .. 182 305 Liquid fuel (Restriction on use of certain substances) .. 129 217 Liquid fuel (Return of heavy and light drums) •. 182 305 Liquid fuel (Stocks of motor spirit and drums) • • . 107 173 Liquid fuel (Substitute fuels) ...... 251 421 Nos. 14-16 ...... 341 553 Man Power Regulations- Notice-Fixing date of commencement of sub-regulation 13 (1) ...... 176 304 Orders- Exemptions (2) ...... 173 282 Man Power- Certificates of exemption ...... 277 457 Exemption from service ...... 277 457 Protected undertakings ...... 173,178, 282, 305, 184,197, 312, 324, 204, 211, 335, 351, 228, 239, 359, 390, 272,277, 406, 449, 302,318 457, 489, 319,341, 517, 531, 345 553. 558 Registration of nurses ...... 302 499 Regulation of engagement of employees-Exemptions .. 178, 228, 305,390, 277,302, 457, 501, 351 565 Reserved occupations ...... 184 312 Marine War Risks Insurance Regulations- Order-Applica- tion of Regulations to sodium nitrate .. .. 341 553 Maritime Industry Regulations-Orders- No. 1 (Qualifications of seamen) ...... 166 277 Nos. 3-17 ...... 245 413 Nos. 18, 19, 21 .. .' 209 351 Nos. 23-25 ...... 211 359- lxxxvi

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National Security Act-continued. Maritime Industry Regulations-Orders-continued. Nos. 26-33 ...... 260 435 Nos. 34, 35 ...... 277 457 No. 36 ...... 295 485 No. 37 ...... 341 553 Meat Industry Control Regulations-Order-Acquisition of meat ...... 341 553 Medical Co-ordination and Equipment Regulations-Orders- Control of medical equipment ...... 102, 191, 167, 321, 204,228, 352, 390, 260,331, 435, 541, 345 558 Emergency medical service ...... 260 435 Minerals Regulations-Order-Control of mica ...... 204 335 Mobilization of Electricity Supply Regulations-Order- Control of electricity ...... 302 492 Moratorium, War Service. See " War Service Moratorium, &c." under this heading. Munitions Regulations-Orders- Automotive spare parts ...... 341 553 Railway locomotives, rolling-stock, plant and equipment .. 272 449 Refrigerators ...... 289 477 Peas. Sec " Field Peas, &c." under this heading. Pear Acquisition. See " Apple andPear, &c." under this heading. Potatoes Regulations-Orders- Nos. 1-6 ...... 228 390 No. 7 ...... 239 406 Nos. 8, 9 ...... 272 449 No. 10 ...... 277 457 Nos. 11-14 ...... 341 553 Prices Regulations- Declarations- Nos. 36-46 ...... 9 9 Nos. 47-51 ...... 45 82 Nos. 52-62 ...... 101 166 Nos. 63-70 ...... 135 231 Nos. 71-92 ...... 183 311 Nos. 93-107 ...... 226 388 No. 108 ...... 270 447 Nos. 108A, 109-116 ...... 339 551 Declarations (Papua)- Nos. 4-5 .. . .. 101 166 No. 6 ...... 135 231 No. 7 ...... 183 311 Orders- Nos. 140-267 ...... 10 11 Nos. 268-326 ...... 46 84 Nos. 327-417 ...... 102 167 Nos. 418-489 ...... 135 231 Nos. 490-650 ...... 184 312 Nos. 651-768 ...... 228 390 No. 769 ...... 272 449 Nos. 770-790 ...... 228 390 Nos. 791-869 ...... 272 449 Nos. 871-875 ...... 272 449 Nos. 876-896 ...... 277 457 Nos. 897-993, 993A, 994-1053 ...... 341 553 Orders (Papua)- Nos. 5-9 ...... 102 167 No. 10 ...... 135 231 No. 11 ...... 184 312 Prisoners of War Regulations- Orders- Japanese prisoners of war correspondence .. 302 492 Payment of officer prisoners of war ...... 124 197 lxxxvii

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Prisoners of war camp .122, 145, 189, 241, 173,239, 282,406, 272,302, 449, 492, 331,345 541,558 Prisoners of war correspondence 173, 184, 282, 312, 272 44.9 Prisoners of war (Japanese officers' pay) .. .302 492 Prisoners of war (Pay arrangements) . .184, 228, 312, 391, 272 449 Rules- Camp .. . .184, 204, 312, 352, 228, 260, 391t, 435, 345 558 Trial of prisoners of war ... 135, 228. 227, 391, 260 435 Rabbit Skins Regulations- Notice-Suspension of regulations . .73 120 Orders-Returns .. 87, 341 141, 553 Rationing Regulations-Ordrs- Nos. 1-12 . .. . . 249 413 Nos. 13-20 * . .. 277 457 Nos. 23-28 ...... 345 558 Regulations- Statutory Rules 1940- Nos. 166, 169, 170, 171, 172, 173, 174, 175, 176, 177, 187, 188, 191, 192, 193, 194, 200, 201, 202, 206, 207, 208, 213, 214, 215, 218, 219, 221, 222, 223, 227, 228, 233, 234, 235, 236, 239, 242, 243, 244, 245, 246 .. . .10 11 Nos. 249, 250, 251 *. * .13 27 Nos. 257, 259, 261, 262, 263, 264, 265, 266, 267, 268, 269, 270, 271 *..23 45 Nos. 275, 276 .. . .*34 75 Nos. 282, 283, 286, 287, 288, 290, 291, 293. 294, 295 46 84 Statutory Rules 1941- Nos. 1, 2, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 19, 20, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 33, 34, 35, 37, 38, 39, 40 . .. 46 84 No. 41 . . . .. 46 87 Nos. 46, 47, 48 .. . .46 84 No.49 ...... 46 87 Nos. 51, 52, 53, 54, 59, 60, 61 . .. 51 93 Nos. 62, 63, 64, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 79, 80, 85, 86, 87, 88, 90, 91, 92, 93, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 102, 103, 104, 110, 111ll 74 121 Nos. 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 123 75 127 Nos. 125, 131, 132, 133, 134 .. . *75 129 Nos. 138, 139, 140 .. . .84 140 Nos. 146, 147, 149, 150, 151, 159, 169, 170, 171, 172, 173, 174, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 184, 185, 186, 188 ...... 102 167 No. 189 ...... 107 173 No. 190 ...... 102 167 Nos. 192, 193.. . . . 107 173 Nos. 194, 195.. . . . 102 167 Nos. 196, 197, 199, 200, 201, 202, 203, 206 107 173 Nos. 207, 208, 209, 210, 212, 213, 214 112 180 Nos. 219, 220, 221, 222, 223, 225, 226, 227, 229, 230, 231, 232, 233, 234 . .117 186 No. 239 . . . .. 127 199 No. 244 ...... 135 227 Nos. 247, 248, 249, 250 . .. 129 220 No. 251 .. . . . ,135 227 Nos. 252, 253, 254, 255 129 220 No. 256. , , , , . . 135 . 227 lxxxviii

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Nos. 262, 263, 265, 266, 267, 268, 269, 270, 271 . .. 151 261 No. 272 ...... 150 252 Nos. 273, 274, 275, 276, 277, 278, 279, 280, 281, 282, 283, 286 .. . . .162 268 Nos. 287, 288, 289, 290, 291, 292, 293, 294, 295, 296, 297, 298, 299, 300, 301, 302, 303, 304, 314, 316, 317, 318, 320, 321, 322, 323, 324, 325, 326 .. .. 166 277 Statutory Rules 1942- Nos. 1, 2, 4, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 31, 32, 33, 34, 36, 37, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 62 .. 166 277 Nos. 63, 64 ...... 173 282 Nos. 65, 66, 67 . .. . .166 277 Nos. 68, 69, 70, 71 ... . .173 282 Nos. 72, 73, 74 ...... 178 305 No. 76 ...... 171 279 No. 77 ...... 173 282 No. 77 (substitute copYv) ... 228 391, Nos. 78, 79 ...... 178 305 No. 80 ...... 173 282 No. 81 ...... 184 309 Nos. 82, 83, 86, 87, 88 ...... 173 282 Nos. 89, 90, 91 .. . .178 305 No. 92 ...... 184 309 Nos. 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111 ...... 178 305 Nos. 112, 113 ...... 184' 309 No. 124 . . . .. 178 305 Nos. 125, 126 . . . .. 184 309 Nos. 127, 128, 129, 130 . . .. 178 305 Nos. 132, 133, 134 ...... 184 309 No. 135 ...... 184 312 Nos. 137, 138, 139, 140 . . . .. 184 309 Nos. 141, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 149, 150, 151, 152, 153, 154, 155, 156, 157, 159, 160, 161, 162, 163, 164, 165, 168, 169, 170, 171, 172, 173, 175, 176, 177, 185, 186, 187, 188, 189, 195 . 184 312 Nos. 196, 197, 198, 199, 200, 201 .. . .191 321 Nos. 206, 207, 208, 213, 215 * . . .. 197 328 No. 215 (substitute copy) . . . .. 204 No. 216 ...... 204 340 No. 217 ...... 197 328 Nos. 218, 219, 220, 221, 222, 223, 224, 228, 229, 230, 233, 234 ...... 204 340 Nos. 235, 236 . . ... 204 352 Nos. 237, 238, 239, 240, 241, 242, 243, 244, 245 . .. 221 362

No. 246 ...... 221 376 No. 247 ...... 221 362 No. 248 ...... 221 376 Nos. 251, 252, 253, 255, 256, 257, 258, 259, 260, 261, 262, 263, 265, 266, 267, 268, 269, 270, 271, 272, 273, 274, 275, 276, 277, 278, 279, 280, 281, 282, 283, 293, 294, 295, 296, 299, 300, 301, 302, 303, 304, 307, 308, 309, 310, 311, 312, 314, 315,31.6, 317, 318, 319, 321, 322, 325, 326, 327, 328, 330, 331, 332, 340, 341, 342, 343, 344, 345, 349, 351, 352, 353, 354, 355, 356, 357, 358, 359, 360, 361, 362 ...... 228 391 Nos. 366, 367, 368, 369, 370, 371, 372, 373, 374 . 245 413 No. 376 ...... 237 399 Nos. 377, 378, 379, 380, 381, 384, 385, 386, 389, 390, 391, 392, 393, 394 ...... 245 413 Nos. 395, 396, 397, 398, 399, 400, 401, 402, 403, 404, 405, 406, 407, 40$, 410, 411, 412 .. .. . 264 437 lxxxix

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Rents. See " Fair Rents, &c." under this heading. Road Transport Regulations-Order-Use of motor vehicles. . 197 324 Shipping Requisition Regulation-Resolutions by Shipping Control Board ...... 163, 204 271,340 Statistics Regulations-Order-Collection of Statistics .. .. 112 180 Stcvpdoring industry Regulations-Orders- Nos. 1-3 ...... 204 352 Nos. 13-1.5 ...... 341 553 Nos. 16-19 ...... 347 565 Supplementary Regulations- Balance-sheets of Commonwealth Bank, Commonwealth Savings Bank and Note Issue Department, as at 30th June, 1942 ; together with Auditor-General's reports thereon ...... 270 447 And see "Commonwealth Bank Act" Banking Statistics, Australian-Statement for five quarters ended- 30th June, 1942 ...... 270 393 31st December, 1942 ...... 289 477 31st March, 1943 ...... 339 551 Orders- Balance-sheets of Commonwealth Bank ...... 272 449 Deferment of banking business ...... 166, 178 277, 305 'Provision of first aid facilities ...... 251,272, 421, 449, 277 457 Restrictions on building ...... 178 305 Supply of banking statistics to Treasurer...... 184 312 Orders by State Premiers- New South Wales ...... 197,221, 324, 376, 228,253, 391, 428, 277,341 457, 553 Queensland .. .. 197,221, 324, 376, 228, 265, 391, 444, 272,302, 449, 492, 313 515 South Australia .. .. 197,221, 324, 376 272,277 449, 457 Presented to Senate or House of Representatives. W~here Bound. Paper. (Paper No. (if printed). Page in-

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National Security Act--ontinued. Supplementary Regulations-continued. Orders by State Premiers-continued. Tasmania ...... 272, 277 449, 457 Victoria ...... 197,221, 324, 376, 228, 253, 391, 428, 277, 341 457, 553 Western Australia .. 197,221, 324, 376, 228,253, 391, 428, 272,277, 449, 457, 313 515 Timber Control Regulations-Orders-Control of timber 184,228, 197, 341 391,553312, 328, Universities Commission Regulations-Orders-2 Classes of students to be assisted .... 295 484 Numbers of students to be assisted .... 329 540 Vegetable Seeds Regulations- Notices-Returns of vegetable seeds .. 226,239, 388, 405, 301,351 501,565 Orders- Declaration of prescribed vegetables . . . 228, 277 391,457 Fixing date of regulations of sale of seeds .. 351 565 War Damage to Property Regulations- Orders- Declaration of indestructible goods ...... 228,311 391, 513 Local Government authorities ...... 228 391. Public authorities ...... 184,197, 312, 328, 204, 272, 340, 449, 302,341 501,553 Rates of contributions .. .. 184,228 282, 391 War Damage Commission-Report for period 23rd February, 1942, to 31st December, 1942 ...... 302 492 War Service Moratorium Regulations-Order-Form of notice requiring information ...... 10 11 War-time Banking Control Regulations-Orders- Exemptions ...... 166,228, 277,391, 341 553 Publication of balance-sheets and profit and loss accounts .. 245,285 413, 468 Nauru- Ordinance of 1941-No. 1-Cemeteries ...... 73 120 Report to Council of League of Nations on administration during year 1940 ...... 61 107 173 II. 1099 Naval Defence Act-Regulations- Statutory Rules 1940- Nos. 182, 195, 196, 197, 217, 240 ...... 10 11 Ne. 255 .. 13 27 Statutory Rules 1941- No. 21 . .... 46 84 Nos. 57, 58 .. "" ...... 51 93 Nos. 81, 82 ...... 74 121 No. 124 ...... 75 127 No. 144 ...... 84 140 No. 187 ...... 102 167 Nos' 215, 217 ...... 112 180 Nos. 238, 242 ...... 127 200 No. 307 166 277 Statutory Rules 1942- Nos. 8, 25, 26, 48 ...... 166 277 Nos. 94, 118 179 305

Nos. 180, 181, 183...... 184 313 Nos. 202, 203, 204, 205 ...... 191 321 No. 250 ...... 229 391 Nos. 414, 509 .. 272 449 Statutory Rules 1943- Nos. 33, 34 ...... 302 492 No. 42 ...... 311 513 No. 67 ...... 331 541 Nos. 116, 118 .. . .. 341 553 And see "Defence Act and Naval Defence Act." Presented to Senate or Rouse of Representatives. Where Bound. Paper No. Paper. (if printed). Page in-

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Navigation Act-Regulations- Statutory Rules 1940- No. 238 .. 10 No. 260 .. . 17 Statutory Rules 1941- Nos. 5, 23, 44 46 Nos. 128, 129, 143, 164 .. 102 No. 315 .. 166 Statutory Rules 1942- No. 30 .. 166 No. 122 .. .. . 179 Nos. 209, 210 204 Nos. 337, 364 229 No. 511 .. . . 272 No. 520 .... 277 Statutory Rules 1943- No. 53 313 Nos. 95, 153 . . 341 No. 161 .. 341 New Guinea- Report to Council of League of Nations on administration for year 1939-40 .. 105 1143 And see " Papua and New Guinea Bounties Act." New Guinea Act- Ordinances of 1940- No. 9-Appropriation (No. 3) 1939-1940 46 No. 10-Mortgagors' Relief 46 No. 11-Superannuation (No. 2) 23 No. 12-Immigration 23 No. 13-Execution of Instruments .. 23 No. 14--Medical . . 23 No. 15-Appropriation 1940-1941 46 No. 16-Customs Tariff 23 No. 17-Mining (No. 2) .. 46 Ordinances of 1941- No. 1.-Forsayth Prize Fund Trust .. 102 No. 2-Motor Traffic 102 No. 3-Limitation (Emergency Provisions) 102 No. 4-Workers' Compensation 102 No. 5-Ordinances Interpretation 129 No. 6-Appropriation (No. 2) 1940-1941 102 No. 7-Customs .. 102 No. 8-Registration of Births, Deaths and Marriages 102 No. 9-Mortgagors' Relief .. 102 No. 10-Police Offences 102 No. 11-Stamp Duties 102 No. 12-Supply 1941-1942 .. 102 No. 13-Customs Tariff 102 No. 14-Land 102 No. 15-Workers' Compensation (No. 2) 122 No. 16-Treasury 122 No. 17-Appropriation (No. 3) 1940-1941 129 No. 18-Mortgagors' Relief (No. 2) .. 129 No. 19-Succession Duties .. 129 No. 20-Dog 129 No. 21-Police Offences (No. 2) 129 No. 22-Appropriation 1941-1942 .. 166 No. 23-Customs Tariff (No. 2) 129 No. 24-Mines and Works Regulation 129 Newnes Shale Oil Proposal. See "Public Works Standing Committee." Newspaper reflections on Senate-Correspondence between President of Senate and newspapers 211 Newsprint Rationing-Ministerial Statement by Minister for Trade and Customs-ist July, 1941 Presented to Senate or House of Representatives. Where Bound. Paper. Paper No. (if printed). Page in-

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Norfolk Island-Report for year- 1939-40 ...... 17 45 82 II. 1281 1940-41 ...... 259 431 1941-42 ...... 295 484 Norfolk Island Act- Ordinances of 1940- No. 3-Interpretation ...... 13 27 No. 4-Advisory Council ...... 13 27 Ordinances of 1941- No. 1-Public Service ...... 46 84 No. 2-Provident Fund ...... 46 84 No. 3-Child Welfare ...... 130 213 No. 4-Child Welfare Agreement ...... 130 213 No. 5-Legitimation ...... 130 213 Ordinance of 1942-No. I-Church of England Land .. .. 229 391 Regulations-1941-No. 1 (Public Service Ordinance) .. .. 75 127 Northern Australia Survey Act-Aerial, Geological and Geo- physical Survey of Northern Australia-Report of Committee for period ended- 30th June, 1940 ...... 6 17 39 III. 109 31st December, 1940 ...... 69 102 167 III. 137

Northern Territory- Report on Administration-Year- 1939-40...... 24 49 90 II. 1297 1940-41 ...... 165 279 1941-42 ...... 339 558

Northern Territory Acceptance Act and Northern Territory (Ad- ministration) Act- Crown Lands Ordinance-Reasons for resumption of reservation of certain lands in the Northern Territory .. 21, 90, 41,160, 117,167. 186,277, 283 467 Ordinances of 1940- No. 12-Licensing ...... 10 11 No. 13-Lottery and Gaming ...... 10 11 No. 14-Native Administration ...... 10 11 No. 15-Mining ...... 10 11 No. 16-Darwin Administration...... 10 11 No. 17-Slaughtering ...... 10 11 No. 18-Darwin Rates (No. 2) ...... 10 11 No. 19-Criminal Law Amendment . .. .. 10 11 No. 20-Interpretation ...... 10 11 Ordinances of 1941- No. 1-Mental Defectives ...... 46 88 No. 2-Workmen's Compensation ...... 46 88 No. 3-Public Service ...... 46 88 No. 4-Income Tax ...... 46 88 No. 5-Licensing ...... 46 88 No. 6-Local Courts ...... 46 88 No. 7-Registration of Births, Deaths and Marriages .. 74 123 No. 8-Medical Benefits Tax ...... 74 123 No. 9-Medical Benefits and Hospitals .. .. .74 123 No. 10-Licensing (No. 2) ...... 84 140 No. 11-Aboriginals ...... 107 173 No. 12-Dangerous Drugs ...... 107 173 No. 13-Medical Benefits and Hospitals (No. 2) .. .. 115 181 No. 14-Inspection of Machinery . . .. 124 191 Ordinances of 1942- No. 1-Licensing ...... 171 282 No. 2-Military Roads ...... 184 309 No. 3-Stamp ...... 204 352 No. 4-Income Tax Suspension . . .. 229 391 No. 5-Medical Benefits Tax Suspension . .. .. 229 391 No. 6-Mining ...... 229 391 No. 7-Crown Law Officer Beference .. . .. 237 396 No. 8-Registration ...... 237 401 Presented to Senate or House of Representatives. Where Bound. Paper No. Paper. per. (if printed). Page In-

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Northern Territory Acceptance Act, &c.-continued. Ordinances of 1943-- No. 1-Licensing ...... 281 461 No. 2-Darwin Rates (War-time Remission) .. .. 281 461 No. 3-Mining (Royalty Suspension) ...... 289 477 Regulations-1940- No. 9 (Mining Ordinance) ...... 10 11 No. 10 (Health Ordinance) ...... 10 11 No. 11 (Aboriginals Ordinance) ...... 10 11 No. 12 (Aboriginals Ordinance) ...... 10 11 No. 13 (Darwin Administration Ordinance) .. .. 34 75 No. 14 (Lottery and Gaming Ordinance) ...... 34 75 No. 15 (Health Ordinance) ...... 46 88 Regulations-1941- No. 1 (Motor Vehicles Ordinance) .. . 74 123 No. 2 (Medical Benefits and Hospitals Ordinance) .. 74 123 No. 3 (Medical Benefits Tax Ordinance) .. . . 74 123 No. 4 (Lottery and Gaming Ordinance) .. . .. 84 140 No. 5 (Aboriginals Ordinance) ...... 74 123 No. 6 (Motor Vehicles Ordinance) .. .. 84 140 No. 7 (Marine Ordinance) . . .. . 107 173 No. 8 (Public Service Ordinance) .. . 107 173 No. 9 (Darwin Administration Ordinance) .. .. 115 181 No. 10 (Motor Vehicles Ordinance) .. . .. 115 181 No. 11 (Medical Benefits and Hospitals Ordinances) .. 124 191 No. 12 (Motor Vehicles Ordinance) .. . .. 229 391 Regulations 1942- No. I (Military Roads Ordinance) .. . 229 391 No. 2 (Slaughtering Ordinance) .. .. .277 457 No. 3 (Rules under Local Courts Ordinance) .. .. 277 457 No. 4 (Health Ordinance) ...... 277 457 Regulations 1943--No. 1 (Crown Lands Ordinance) .. .. 341 553 Rules under Local Courts Ordinance ...... 229 391 Northern Territory Representation Act and Commonwealth Electoral Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules 1940-No. 167 .. 10 11

Office Buildings (temporary), Canberra. See " Public Works Standing Committee." Oil. See " Petroleum Oil Search Act " and " Public Works Com- mittee." Old-age Pensions. See " Invalid and Old-age Pensions Act." Ordinances. See " Regulations and Ordinances-Standing Com- mittee."

Papua-Report for year- 1939-40 ...... 35 61 110 II. 1327 1940-41 ...... 259 431 Papua Act- Infirm and Destitute Natives' Account-Statement of Trans- actions of Trustees for year 1940-41 ...... 102 167 Ordinances of 1940- No. 5-Papuan Antiquities ...... 10 11 No. 6-Postal Rates (Defence Forces) (No. 2)...... 10 11 No. 7-Supplementary Appropriation, 1939-1940 .. .. 10 11 No. 8-Royal Papuan Constabulary ...... 10 11 No. 9-Port Moresby Water Supply (Preliminary Works) .. 10 11 No. 10-Liquor ...... 10 11 No. 11-Appropriation, 1940-1941 ...... 10 11 No. 12-Ordinance Interpretation ...... 10 11 No. 13-Justices ...... 23 45 No. 14-Probate and Administration .. .. 23 45 No. 15-Land ...... 23 45 Ordinances of 1941- No. 1-Supply 1941-1942 ...... 128 200 No. 2-Customs Tariff ...... 128 200 No. 3-Prisons ...... 128 200 No. 4-Dentists Registration ...... 128 200 No. 5-Supplementary Appropriation 1940-1941 .. .. 128 200 xciv

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Papua Act- continued. Ordinances of 1941-continued. No. 6-Succession Duties ...... 128 200 No. 7-Appropriation 1941-1942 ...... 128 200 No. 8-Customs Tariff (No. 2) ...... 145 242 No. 9-Port Moresby Water Supply ...... 145 242 No. 10-Native Crown Servants ...... 162 268 No. 11-Superannuation ...... 162 268 No. 12-Matrimonial Causes ...... 167 277 No. 13-Native Labour ...... 167 277 No. 14-Post and Telegraph ...... 167 277 No. 15-Customs Tariff (No. 3) ...... 167 277 Regulations-Statutory Rules 1940-No. 231 ...... 10 11 Papua and New Guinea Bounties Act-Return for year- 1940-41 ...... 102 167 1941-42 ...... 229 391 Patents Act-Regulations- Statutory Rules 1940-No. 198 ...... 10 11 Statutory Rules 1941- No. 198 ...... 105 169 No. 240 ...... 130 213 Pay-roll Tax Assessment Act-Regulations- Statutory Rules 1941-No. 121 ...... 81 140 Statutory Rules 1942-No. 483 ...... 272 449 Peace Officers Act-Regulations- Statutory Rules 1941-No. 204 ...... 112 180 Statutory Rules 1942-No. 212 ...... 221 376 Pears. See " Apple and Pear, &c. " and " National Security Act- Apple and Pear, &c." Peas. See " National Security Act-Field Peas, &c." Pensions. See" Australian Soldiers' Repatriation Act ", " Invalid and Old-age Pensions Act ", " Repatriation ", " Seamen's War Pensions and Allowances Act " and " Widows' Pensions Act." Petroleum Oil Search Acts-Statement of Expenditure for period- 28th May, 1936, to 30th June, 1940 ...... 13 27 28th May, 1936, to 30th June, 1941 ...... 130 220 Post and Telegraph Act-Regulations- Statutory Rules 1940-Nos. 230, 232 ...... 10 11 Statutory Rules 1941- No. 15 ...... 46 84 No. 126 ...... 75 127 No. 236 ...... 128 197 No. 261 ...... 143 239 Statutory Rules 1942- No. 5 ...... 167 277 No. 313 ...... 229 391 Nos. 439, 504 ...... 272 449 Nos. 550, 554 ...... 277 457 Statutory Rules 1943- No. 57 ...... 318 528 Nos. 94, 122, 141 ...... 341 553 Postmaster-General's Department-Report-Year- 1939-40 (Thirtieth) ...... 22 51 93 III. 213 1940-41 (Thirty-first) ...... 82 221 371 III. 285 1941-42 (Thirty-second) ...... 103 345 558 III. 353 Potatoes. See " National Security Act." Power Alcohol-Report of Committee of Inquiry, dated 17th May, 1941...... 43 75 135 III. 407 Premiers, State, Orders by. See " National Security Act." Prices. See " National Security Act." Prime Minister's Mission Abroad and War Position-Ministerial Statement by Prime Minister-28th May, 1941 ...... 121 Printing Committee (Sitting in Conference)- First Report ...... 38 77 Second Report ...... 62 109 Third Report ...... 89 157 Fourth Report ...... 151 259 Fifth Report ...... 317 527 xcv

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Prisoners of War. See " National Security Act." Proclamations. See " Customs Act " and "Defence Act." Profits-Joint Committee on- First Report ...... 49 124 196 II. 597 Minutes of Evidence ...... 115 Second Report ...... 74 181 307 II. 635 Property. See " National Security Act-Industrial Property." Public Moneys, Use of. See " Special Funds." Public Service. See " Arbitration (Public Service) Act" and " Commonwealth Public Service Act." Public Works Standing Committee- Proposed Works referred to- Plans, &c., laid on Table by Minister, re Motion to refer- Canberra, Australian Capital Territory- Erection of Abattoirs ...... 88 Erection of Temporary Office Buildings .. .. 88, 89 Reports and Estimates of American Board of Economic Warfare Mission laid on Table by Minister, re Motion to refer Newnes and Bacrami Shale Oil Proposals . . 477 Reports by the Committee- Canberra, Australian Capital Territory- Erection of Abattoirs ...... 32 57 103 II. 667 Erection of Temporary Office Buildings .. .. 33 57 103 II. 681 Ncwncs and Baerami Shale Oil Proposals .. .. 99 339 555 II. 673

Quarantine Act-Regulations- Statutory Rules 1941- No. 83 ...... 74 121 No. 235 ...... 122 190 Statutory Rules 1942-No. 61 ...... 167 277

Rabbit Skins. See " National Security Act." Rabbit Skins Export Charges Act-Regulations- Statutory Rules 1941-No. 107 ...... 87 141 Statutory Rules 1942- No. 285 ...... 229 391 No. 432 ...... 272 449 Statutory Rules 1943-No. 130 ...... 341 553 Railways Act. See " Commonwealth Railways Act." Rationing. See " National Security Act " and " Newsprint." Raw Cotton Bounty Act- Regulations-Statutory Rules 1941-No. 32 ...... 47 88 Return for- Year 1940-41 ...... 102 167 1941 ...... 229 391 Re-employment Problems-Ministerial Statement by Minister for Labour and National Service-3rd July, 1941 ...... 159 Referendum (Constitution Alteration) Act. See " Commonwealth Electoral Act, &c." Referendums. See " Elections and Referendums." Regulations and Ordinances-Standing Committee-Fifth Report S.1 241 .. S.I. 365 Rents. See " National Security Act." Repatriation-Reports (2) of Committee of Senators and Members of House of Representatives appointed to inquire into and report on Australian Soldiers' Repatriation Act and any amendments considered necessary ...... 92 279 455 II. 255 Repatriation Commission. See " Australian Soldiers' Repatria- tion Act." Research. See " Science and Industry Research Act." Return to Order of the Senate-Commonwealth Public Service Travelling Allowances-Differentiation in payments to officers . 357 River Murray Waters Act-River Murray Commission-Report for Year- 1939-40 ...... 21 41 1940-41 ...... 128 200 1941-42 ...... 273 449 Road Transport Regulations. See " National Security Act." Roger, Sir Alexander. See " Munitions Production in Australia." Presented to Senate or House of Representatives. Paper No. Where Bound. Paper. !if printed). e Page in-

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Royal Commissions. See " Abbco Bread Contract " and " Special Funds-Use of, for Security Purposes." Royal Military College. See " Defence Act." Rumania. See " War, 1939-43." Rural Industries-Joint Committee on- First Progress Report ...... 41 112 177 II. 689 Second Progress Report ...... 60 149 247 II. 699 Third Progress Report ...... 75 189 319 II. 717 Fourth Progress Report ...... 78 209 353 II. 733 Fifth Progress Report ...... 86 239 405 II. 737

Sales Tax Assessment Acts (Nos. 1-9)-Regulations- Statutory Rules 1940- No. 258 ...... 17 39 No. 284 ...... 46 84 Statutory Rules 1942- No.178 ...... 187 315 No. 478 ...... 272 449 Sales Tax Procedure Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules 1940- No. 285 ...... 46 84 Savings Bank. See " Commonwealth Bank Act " and " National Security Act." Science and Industry Endowment Act-Report by Auditor-General on accounts of Science and Industry Endowment Fund- Year- 1939-40 ...... 11 11 1940-41 ...... 173 282 1941-42 ...... 264 437 Science and Industry Research Act- Council for Scientific and Industrial Research-Annual Report-Year- 1939-40 (Fourteenth) ...... 13 21 41 III. 487 1940-41 (Fifteenth) ...... 59 .. 200 III. 589 1941-42 (Sixteenth) ...... 91 270 441 III. 697 Regulations- Statutory Rules 1940-No. 224 ...... 11 11 Statutory Rules 1942-No. 7 ...... 167 277 Seamen's Compensation Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules 1942- No. 93 ...... 179 305 Seamen's War Pensions and Allowances Act-Regulations- Statutory Rules 1940-No. 278 ...... 46 84 Seat of Government Acceptance Act and Seat of Government (Administration) Act- Ordinances of 1940- No. 18-Public Baths ...... 13 27 No. 19-Inflammable Liquids ...... 13 27 No. 20-Court of Petty Sessions .. . .. 13 27 No. 21-Police Superannuation (No. 2) ...... 21 41 No. 22-Court of Petty Sessions (No. 2) ...... 46 84 No. 24-Liquor (Renewal of Licences) ...... 46 84 Ordinances of 1941- No. 1-Hawkers ...... 46 84 No. 2-Deserted Wives and Children . .. . 46 84 No. 3-Scaffolding and Lifts . . . .. 74 121 No. 4-Canberra Community Hospital . .. .. 75 127 No. 5-Stock...... 81 140 No. 6-Industrial Board .. . . 81 140 No. 7-Inflammable Liquids ...... 122 190 No. 8-Juries...... 112 180 No. 9-Police Superannuation .. .. 112 180 No. 10-Church of England Trust Property .. 122 190 No. 11-Juvenile Offenders ...... 122 190 No. 12-Child Welfare Agreement ...... 122 190 No. 13-Industrial Board (No. 2) .. .. . 122 190 No. 14-Seat of Government (Administration) .. . 122 190 No. 15-Canberra Community Hospital (No. 2) .. . 122 190 No. 16-Motor Traffic ...... 130 220 No. 17-Nurses Registration ...... 145 242 xcvii

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Seat of Government Acceptance Act, &c.-continued. Ordinances of 1942- No. 1-Careless Use of Fire ...... 167 277 No. 2-Building and Services ...... 167 277 No. 3-Enemy Raids Precautions . .. .. 167 277 No. 4-Public Parks ...... 167 277 No. 5-Cinematograph Films ...... 167 277 No. 6-Education ...... 167 277 No. 7-Scaffolding and Lifts ...... 167 277 No. 8-Liquor (Suspension of Special Permits) .. .. 179 305 No. 9-Wills (War Service) ...... 197 328 No. 10-Rationing Control ...... 197 328 No. 11-Rural Workers Accommodation .. .. 221 362 No. 12-Crimes ...... 229 391 No. 13-Rationing Control (No. 2) . .. .. 229 391 No. 14-Motor Traffic ...... 229 391 No. 15-Real Property ...... 229 391 No. 16-Building and Services (No. 2) ...... 229 391 No. 17-Hospital Tax Suspension . .. .. 229 391 No. 18-Cemeteries ...... 272 449 No. 19-Liquor ...... 272 449 No. 20-Trespass on Commonwealth Lands .. .277 457 Ordinances of 1943- No. I-Careless Use of Fire ...... 277 457 No. 2 -Motor Traffic ...... 277 457 No. 3-Liquor ...... 277 457 No. 4-Leases (Special Purposes) .. .. . 285 467 No. 5-Enclosed Lands Protection .. . . 289 477 No. 6-Trespass on Commonwealth Lands .. .. 341 553 No. 7-Administration and Probate ...... 341 553 No. 8-Rabbit Destruction ...... 341 553 No. 9-Gun Licence (Fees Suspension) . . . . 341 553 Regulations-1940- No. 7 (Police Ordinance) ...... 13 27 No. 8 (Fish Protection Ordinance) ...... 46 84 Regulations-1941- No. 1 (Building and Services Ordinance) .. . 46 84 No. 2 (Industrial Board Ordinance) . . . 81 140 No. 3 (Building and Services Ordinance) . 87 141 No. 4 (Canberra Community Hospital Ordinance) 102 167 No. 5 (Advisory Council Ordinance) .. .. 102 167 No. 6 (Leases Ordinance) ...... 122 190 No. 7 (Canberra Community Hospital Ordinance) .. .. 122 190 No. 8 (Workmen's Compensation Ordinance) .. .. 122 190 No. 9 (Motor Traffic Ordinance) ...... 162 268 Regulations-1942- No. 1 (Police Ordinance) .. .. 167 277 No. 2 (Building and Services Ordinance) . . . 167 277 No. 3 (Careless Use of Fire Ordinance) . .. .. 171 282 No. 4 (Building and Services Ordinance) . .. .184 313 No. 5 (Cemeteries Ordinance) ...... 191 321 No. 6 (Building and Services Ordinance) . .. .. 229 391 No. 7 (Education Ordinance) ...... 229 391 No. 8 (Weights and Measures Ordinance) .. .. 264 437 No. 9 (Building and Services Ordinance) ...... 251 421 No. 10 (Building and Services Ordinance) .. .. 265 444 No. 11 (Building and Services Ordinance) .. .. 272 449 No. .12 (Motor Traffic Ordinance) . .. .. 272 449 Regulations-1943- No. 1 (Building and Services Ordinance) ...... 285 467 No. 2 (Police Ordinance) ...... 341 553 No. 3 (Education Ordinance) ...... 341 553 And see " Canberra-University College."

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Seat of Government (Administration) Act-continued. Statement of Receipts and Expenditure of Australian Capital Territory-Year- 1939-40 ...... 13 27 1940-41 ...... 119 186 1941-42 ...... 272 449 Security matters generally and Internment of 20 British subjects in March, 1942-Ministerial Statement by Attorney-General- 10th September, 1942 . .... 401 Senate- Right to press Requests. See "Constitutional Opinions." And see " Newspaper reflections on Senate." Shale oil. See " Public Works Committee." Ship Bounty Act-Return for year- 1940-41 ...... 103 167 1941-42 .. . . . 229 391 Shipping Act. See " Commonwealth Shipping Act." Shipping Requisition. See " National Security Act." Slaughtermen. See " Homebush Abattoirs." Social Security-Joint Committee on- First Interim Report, dated 24th September, 1941 .. 48 117 185 II. 755 Second Interim Report, dated 6th March, 1942 .. .. 71 176 303 II. 771 Third Interim Report, dated 25th March, 1942 .. .. 72 177 303 II. 777 Fourth Interim Report, dated 20th May, 1942 .. .. 77 221 349 II. 785 Fifth Interim Report, dated 8th October, 1942 .. .. 88 263 441 II. 809 Sixth Interim Report, dated 1st July, 1943, dealing with a Comprehensive Health Scheme. (In House of Repre- sentatives includes Report of Medical Survey Committee) 104 358 573 11. 817 Social Services. See " Invalid and Old-age Pensions Act." Special Funds-Use of, for Security Purposes- Ministerial Statement-24th September, 1941 .. .. 47 118 185 :11I. 771 Report of Royal Commission, dated 21st November, 1941 .. .. 145 241 Spirits Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules 1940-No. 248 .. .. 13 27 Standing Orders Committee- -House of Representatives-Report and Proposed Standing Rules and Orders of the House of Representatives, 1943 ...... 475 State Premiers, Orders by. See " National Security Act." States Grants (Income Tax Reimbursement) Act. See "Com- monwealth Grants Commission." Statistics. See " National Security Act." Stevedoring Industry. See " National Security Act." Sugar-International Agreement-Operative clauses of Protocol signed in London, 22nd July, 1942 ...... 247 413 Sugar Agreement-Annual Report of Fruit Industry Sugar Con- cession Committee-Year ended- 31st August, 1940 (Ninth) ...... 10 34 75 II. 319 31st August, 1941 (Tenth) ...... 129 215 31st August, 1942 (Eleventh) ...... 265 441 Sulphur Bounty Acts-Return for year- 1940-41 ...... 103 167 1941-42 ...... 229 391 Sunday Telegraph, Sydfiey, and Sunday Times, Perth. See " News- paper reflections on Senate." Superannuation Act- Regulations- Statutory Rules 1942-No. 549 ...... 299 488 Statutory Rules 1943-No. 120 ...... 341 553 Superannuation Board-Annual Report- 1939-40 (Eighteenth) ...... 36 74 123 111. 777 1940-41 (Nineteenth) ...... 229 391 1941-42 (Twentieth) ...... 341 553 Superannuation Fund-Report of third quinquennial investigation, covering period to 31st December, 1939 ...... 241 405 Superphosphate Bounty Act-Return for year 1941-42...... 265 443 Supplies, Emergency. See " National Security Act." Supply and Development Acts-Regulations- Statutory Rules 1940--Nos. 277, 296 ...... 46 84 Presented to Senate or House of Representatives. Paper. ~Paper No. W______~here Bound.

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Supply and Development Acts-Regulations-continued. Statutory Rules 1941- No.566 . . .. 55 90 No. 65 .. . .57 101 No. 119 *. * . . . . .75 125

Nos. 161, 182 .. . .103 167 Statutory Rules 1942- Nos. 3, 47 ...... 167 277

No. 115 ...... 182 305

No. 306 ...... 229 391 Statutory Rules 1943- No. 43 ...... 305 512 Nos. 81, 117 ...... 341 553

Tariff Board Act-Tfariff Board-Report, together with Summary of Recommendations-Year-

1939-40 ...... 4" 14 27 if. 915 1940-41 ...... 58* 112 178 1I. 941 1941-42 ...... 87* 243 411 1 L 965

Tariff Board- Reports and Recommcndations- Artificial silk piece goods. See Silk, &c." under this heading. Bitumen ...... 34 75 131 II. 981 Bounty on electric cable and wire, rubber-covered . .. 112 178 Bounty on two-wheel tractors .. . . 9 34 64 1I. 997 Bounty on wooden and composite ships . . 39 112 178 1I. 1005 Cable, electric. See "Bounty on electric cable and wire, &c." under this heading. Carpets, carpeting and carpet rugs . .. 112 178 Composite ships. See " Bounty on wooden and com- posite ships " under this heading. D~airying. See ".Dairying Industry." Elastic piece goods. See " Knitted elastic piece goods under this heading. Elastic 1 inch to 2 inches in width ...... 112 178 Electric cable and wire. See " Bounty on electric cable and wire, &c." under this heading. Enamelled wire, covered or not covered, and other magnet winding wires . . . .. 112 178 Fishing Industry ...... 37 105 171 II. 1021 Knitted elastic piece goods . .112 178 Magnet winding wires. See "Enamelled wire, &c under this heading. Oregon logs and oregon junk timber .. . .112 178 Piece goods. See " Knitted elastic, &c." and "Silk, &c." under this heading. Rubber thread . . .. 8 34 64 II. 1057 Rugs. See "Carpets, &c." under this heading. Ships. See "Bounty on wooden and composite ships" under this heading. Silk and artificial silk piece goods, hand printing of .. 7 34 64 1I. 1065 Thread, rubber. See " Rubber thread " under this heading. Timber. See " Oregon logs, &c." under this heading. Tobacco and tobacco manufactures .. . . 5 15 31 11. 1075 Tractors. See " Bounty on two-wheel tractors " under this heading. Wire. See " Bounty on electric cable and wire, &c." and " Enamelled wire, &c." under this heading. Wooden ships. See " Bounty on wooden and composite ships " under this heading. Tasmania, Financial Assistance to. See "Commonwealth Grants Commission Act."

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Taxation- Commissioner of Taxation-Reports, together with Statistical Appendices- Twcnty-second, dated 1st November, 1940 .. 14 25 54 111. 793 Twenty-third, dated 1st November, 1942 .. 94 287 475 Ill. 879 Ex-Australian Incomes-Report of Special Committee . .. 135 227 Income Tax 13i11 1943. See " Constitutional Opinions." Reports of Committees of Senators and Members of House of Representatives on- Estate Duty Assessment Bill 1942 . .. . . 333

Gift Duty Assessment Bill 1942 . . ... 333 Gift Duty Proposals ...... 247 Income Tax Assessment Bill (No. 2) 1942 . .251 421 Income Tax-Calls paid to Mining Companies .. . . 241

War-time (Company) Tax Assessment Bill 1942 . .251 421 War-time (Company) Tax Committee-Report, dated 11th December, 1940 .. .. , ". E. . . . 61 Avd see " Commonwealth Grants Commission Act", Etr tainments Tax Assessment Act" Income Tax Assess- mient Act ", " Income Tax (War-time Arrangements) Act ", " Land T~ax Assessment Act ", " Pay-roll Tax Assessment Act ", " Sales Tax Assessment Acts ", " Sales Tax Procedure Act " and " War-time (Company) Tax Assessment Act." Timber. See " National Security Act." Tractor Bounty Acts--Return for year- 1940-41 ...... 103 169

1941-42 ...... 229 391 Trade Marks Act-Regulations- Statutory Rules 1941-

No. 31 ...... 46 84 No. 241 ...... 130 213 8tatutory Rules 1943-No. 36 ...... 305 512 'I'ransport, Land. See " National Security Act-Land Transport." Trransport Workers Act-Regulations- Statutory Rules 1940-Nos. 189, 190 .. . .11 11 Travelling Allowances-Return to Order of the Senate. See "Return, &c."

Uniform Taxation Proposals. See " Commonwealth Grants Comn- mission Act." United Kingdom. See" Casey, Rt. Hon. R. G." and" Foodstuffs." United States of America. See " American troops in Australia," " Lend-Lease, &c. and "War, 1939-43." Universities Commission. See "National Security Act." Use of Special Funds for Security Purposes. See" Special Funds."

Vegetable seeds. See "National Security Act."

War Damage Commission. See " National Security Act-War Damage to Property Regulations." War Damage to Property. See " National Security Act." War Expenditure-Joint Committee on- First Progress Report ...... 54 150 252 II. 875 Second Progress Report . .. . . 67 163 273 II. 883 Third Progress Report ...... 68 163 273 11. 893 Fourth Progress Report . . . .. 76 197 327 II. 897 Fifth Progress Report ...... 89 270 447 II. 905 Sixth Progress Report ...... 90 270 447 1I. 911 Statements of confidential memorandums addressed by Com- mittee to Prime Minister for consideration of War cabinet .. 231, 351 393, 564 See also First Progress Report, p. 6. War Organization of Industry. See " Department of War Organization of Industry." War Pensions Entitlement Appeal Tribunal. See "Australian Soldiers' Repatriation Act." Presented to Senate or House of Representatives. Where Bound. Paper No. Bound. Paper. (if printed). Page in-

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War Pensions, Seamen's. See " Seamen's War Pensions and Allowances Act." War Service Homes Act- Regulations- Statutory Rules 1940-No. 274 .. .. . 23 45 Statutory Rules 1941- No. 142 . .. 87 141 Nos. 162, 183...... 103 167 No. 264 ...... 145 247 Statutory Rules 1942- No. 226 ...... 204 343 No. 463 ...... 272 449 War Service Homes Commission-Report, together with Statements and Balance-sheet, for year- 1939-40 ...... 11 17 39 II. 293 1940-41 ...... 171 279 1941-42 ...... 264 437 War Service Moratorium. See " National Security Act." War-time Banking Control. See " National Security Act." War-time (Company) Tax Assessment Act-Regulations- Statutory Rules 1941- No. 17 ...... 46 84 No. 130 ...... 75 133 No. 237 ...... 122 190 Statutory Rules 1942- Nos. 264, 324 ...... 229 391 Nos. 460, 461 . ... . 272 449 Statutory Rules 1943-No. 84 ...... 341 553 War-time (Company) Tax Committee. See " Taxation." War, 1939-43- Declaration of existence of state of war with Finland, Hungary, Rumania and Japan, 8th December, 1941-Documents relating to procedure of His Majesty's Government in the Commonwealth of Australia 66 162 267 II. 349 Documents relating to United States of America-Japanese conversations, November-December, 1941 .. . 65 162 267 II. 357 Ministerial Statement-29th April, 1942 ...... 183 311 Progress of War-Ministerial Statement-25th March, 1942 .. . 303 Review of War Situation-Ministerial Statement-10th December, 1942 ...... 272 445 War Developments and International Affairs-Ministerial Statement-3rd April, 1941 ...... 114 And see " American troops in Australia ", ." Defence Act ", " International Affairs ", " Lend-Lease, &c.", " National Security Act ", " Prime Minister's Mission Abroad, &c." and " Security Matters, &c." Watson Bequest. See " Australian Imperial Force Canteens Funds Act." Werribee. See " Beef, &c." Widows' Pensions Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules 1942- No. 329 ...... 229 391 And see " Invalid and Old-age Pensions Act." Wine Export Bounty Acts-Returns for year- 1940-41 (2) ...... 103 167 1941-42 ...... 229 391 Wine Grapes Charges Act-Regulations- Statutory Rules 1941-No. 101 ...... 74 121 Statutory Rules 1942- No. 96 ...... 179 305 No. 305 ...... 229 391 Wine Overseas Marketing Act- Australian Wine Board-Annual Report, together with Statement by Minister regarding operation of Act- Year- 1939-40 (Twelfth) ...... 11 11 1940-41 (Thirteentb) ...... 128 200 3941-42 (Fourteenth) ...... 283 461 Presented to Senate or House of Representatives. Paper No. Where Bound. Paper. (if printed). Page In-

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Wine Overseas Marketing Act-continued. Regulations- Statutory Rules 1941-No. 319 ...... 167 277 Statutory Rules 1942- No. 191 ...... 204 340 No. 531 ...... 283 467 Wireless Telegraphy Act-Regulations- Statutory Rules 1940-No. 181 ...... 11 11 Statutory Rules 1941-No. 167 ...... 103 167 Statutory Rules 1942-No. 348 ...... 229 391 Wire Netting Bounty Act-Return for year- 1940-41 ...... 103 167 1941-42 ...... 229 391 Women's Employment Act-Regulations- Statutory Rules 1942-No. 548 ...... 277 457 Statutory Rules 1943- No, 41 ...... 302 492 Nos. 75, 92 ...... 341 553 Women's Employment Board-Correspondence in connexion with appointment, under National Security (Employment of Women) Regulations, of Miss E. I. Cashman as special repre- sentative of Employers ...... 311 Wool-Central Wool Committee-Report for- Period ended 30th June, 1940 ...... 21 42 75 II. 333 Season- 1940-41 ...... 175 301 1941-42 (abridged) ...... 301 489 And see " Australian Wool Board."