1962-63

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MEMBERS

OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

SESSION OF THE TWENTY-FOURTH PARLIAMENT

(Sittings-From20th February, 1962, to 30th October, 1963) (House of Representatives dissolved 1st November, 1963)

Name Division State

Adermann, Hon. Charles Frederick Fisher Queensland Allan, Archibald lan, Esquire Gwydir .. New South Wales Anthony, John Douglas, Esquire Richmond New South Wales Armitage, John Lindsay, Esquire Mitchell New South Wales Barnard, Lance Herbert, Esquire Bass Tasmania Barnes, Charles Edward, Esquire McPherson Queensland Barwick, Hon. Sir Garfield Edward John, Q.C. Parramatta New South Wales Bate, Henry Jefferson, Esquire •° .. Macarthur New South Wales Beaton, Noel Lawrence, Esquire. Bendigo Victoria Beazley, Kim Edward, Esquire °. . . Fremantle Western Australia Benson, Samuel James, Esquire, R.D.(a) . . . Batman Victoria Bird, Alan Charles, Esquire(b) .. Batman Victoria °. . . Brimblecombe, Wilfred John, Esquire Maranoa Queensland Bryant, Gordon Munro, Esquire.. °. . . Wills Victoria Buchanan, Alexander Andrew, Esquire °. . . McMillan Victoria Bury, Hon. Leslie Harry Ernest .. •° .. Wentworth New South Wales Cairns, James Ford, Esquire .° .. Yarra Victoria Calwell, Hon. Arthur Augustus .. . .•. Melbourne Victoria Cameron, Clyde Robert, Esquire Hindmarsh South Australia °. . . Cameron, Donald James, Esquire Lilley Queensland Chaney, Frederick Charles, Esquire, A.F.( °. . . Perth Western Australia Chipp, Donald Leslie, Esquire .°° .. Higinbotham Victoria Clark, Joseph James, Esquire Darling New South Wales .°° .. Clay, Lionel Daniel, Esquire St. George New South Wales .°°. Cleaver, Richard, Esquire Swan Western Australia Cockle, John Simon, Esquire .°° .. Warringah New South Wales Collard, Frederick Walter, Esquire °° .. Kalgoorlie Western Australia Comber, Jack, Esquire .. .°° .. Bowman Queensland Cope, James Francis, Esquire .o .. Watson New South Wales Costa, Dominic Eric, Esquire .° °°. Banks New South Wales Courtnay, Frank, Esquire °°. °°. Darebin Victoria Coutts, Wilfred Charles, Esquire .. .°. °°. Griffith .. Queensland Cramer, Hon. John Oscar °°. o°. Bennelong New South Wales Crean, Frank, Esquire .. . .. Melbourne Ports Victoria Cross, Manfred Douglas, Esquire .. .. Brisbane Queensland Curtin, Daniel James, Esquire .°° .. Kingsford-Smith .. New South Wales Daly, Frederick Michael, Esquire ...• Grayndler New South Wales Davidson, Hon. Charles William, O.B.E. •° .. Dawson Queensland Davies, Ronald, Esquire .° .. Braddon Tasmania Davis, Francis John, Esquire .°• .. Deakin .. Victoria Dean, Roger Levinge, Esquire .°.. Robertson New South Wales Devine, Leonard Thomas, Esquire(c) •° .. East Sydney New South Wales Downer, Hon. Alexander Russell Angas South Australia °. . . Drummond, Hon. David Henry .. New England New South Wales . .. Drury, Edward Nigel, Esquire Ryan Queensland .. .. Duthie, Gilbert William Arthur, Esquire Wilmot Tasmania ° • . . Einfield, Sydney David, Esquire .. Phillip .. New South Wales England, John Armstrong, Esquire, E.D. Calare New South Wales Erwin, George Dudley, Esquire .. Ballaarat Victoria Failes, Laurence John, Esquire Lawson New South Wales Fairbairn, Hon. David Eric, D.F.C. Farrer New South Wales

(a) Elected I st September, 1962. (b) Deceased 21st July, 1962. (c) Elected 28th September, 1963. LIST OF MEMBERS-continued

Name Division State

Fairhall, Hon. Allen Paterson New South Wales Falkinder, Charles William Jackson, Esquire, D.S.O., Franklin Tasmania D.F.C. Forbes, Alexander James, Esquire, M.C.. Barker .. South Australia Fox, Edmund Maxwell Cameron, Esquire Henty Victoria Fraser, Allan Duncan, Esquire Eden-Monaro New South Wales Fraser, James Reay, Esquire Australian Capital Territory Fraser, John Malcolm, Esquire . . Wannon Victoria Freeth, Hon. Gordon .. Forrest .. Western Australia Fuller, Arthur Neiberding, Esquire Hume New South Wales Fulton, William John, Esquire .. Leichhardt Queensland Galvin, Patrick, Esquire Kingston South Australia Gray, George Henry, Esquire Capricornia Queensland Griffiths, Charles Edward, Esquire Shortland New South Wales Hansen, Brendan Percival, Esquire Wide Bay Queensland Harding, Ernest William, Esquire Herbert Queensland Harrison, Eli James, Esquire Blaxland New South Wales Hasluck, Hon. Paul Meernaa Caedwalla Curtin . Western Australia Haworth, Hon. William Crawford Isaacs . Victoria Hayden, William George, Esquire Oxley Queensland Haylen, Leslie Clement, Esquire .. Parkes .. New South Wales Holt, Rt. Hon. Harold Edward ... Higgins Victoria Holten, Rendle McNeilage, Esquire Indi Victoria Howson, Peter, Esquire Fawkner Victoria Jack, William Mathers, Esquire .. North Sydney New South Wales James, Albert William, Esquire Hunter .. New South Wales Jess, John David, Esquire La Trobe Victoria Johnson, Leslie Royston, Esquire Hughes.. New South Wales Jones, Charles Keith, Esquire Newcastle New South Wales Kearney, Victor Dennis, Esquire.. Cunningham New South Wales Kelly, Charles Robert, Esquire Wakefield South Australia Kent Hughes, Hon. Sir Wilfrid Selwyn, K.B.E., Chisholm Victoria M.V.O., M.C., E.D. Killen, Denis James, Esquire Moreton Queensland King, Robert Shannon, Esquire .. Wimmera Victoria Leslie, Hugh Alan, Esquire Moore .. Western Australia Lindsay, Robert William Ludovic, Esquire Flinders Victoria Luchetti, Anthony Sylvester, Esquire Macquarie New South Wales Lucock, Philip Ernest, Esquire, Chairman of Lyne New South Wales Committees Mackinnon, Ewen Daniel, Esquire Corangamite Victoria Makin, Hon. Norman John Oswald Bonython South Australia McEwen, Rt. Hon. John Mirray Victoria McGuren, Francis William, Esquire Cowper New South Wales Mclvor, Hector James, Esquire .. Gellibrand Victoria McLeay, Hon. Sir John, K.C.M.G., M.M., Speaker Boothby South Australia McMahon, Hon. William Lowe New South Wales McNeill, Neil, Esquire .. Canning Western Australia Menzies, Rt. Hon. Sir Robert Gordon, K.T., C.H., Kooyong Victoria Q.C. Minogue, Daniel, Esquire West Sydney New South Wales Monaghan, James Edward, Esquire Evans New South Wales Mortimer, Jack, Esquire(a) Grey South Australia Nelson, John Norman, Esquire .. Northern Territory Nixon, Peter James, Esquire Gippsland Victoria O'Brien, Reginald Charles, Esquire Petrie Queensland O'Connor, William Paul, Esquire Dalley .. New South Wales Opperman, Hon. Hubert Ferdinand, O.B.E. Corio Victoria Peters, Edward William, Esquire.. Scullin .. Victoria Pollard, Hon. Reginald Thomas .. Lalor Victoria Reynolds, Leonard James, Esquire Barton .. New South Wales Riordan, Hon. William James Frederick Kennedy Queensland Roberton, Hon. Hugh Stevenson Riverina New South Wales Russell, Edgar Hughes Deg, Esquire(b) Grey South Australia Sexton, Joseph Clement Leonard, Esquire Adelaide South Australia Snedden, Billy Mackie, Esquire .. Bruce Victoria Stewart, Francis Eugene, Esquire.. Lang New South Wales Stokes, Philip William Clifford, Esquire, E.D. Maribyrnong Victoria Swartz, Hon. Reginald William Colin, M.B.E., E.D. Darling Downs .. Queensland

(a) Elected lit June, 1963. (b) Deceased 31st Match. 1963. ix

List OF MpjsmEs..-continued

Name Division State

Thompson, Albert Victor, Esquire . .. Port Adelaide . .. South Australia Townley, Hon. Athol Gordon .. . .Denison . .. Tasmania Turnbull, Winton George, Esquire . .. Mallee .. . .Victoria Turner, Henry Basil, Esquire .. . .Bradfield . .. New South Wales Uren, Thomas, Esquire.. . . . Reid .. . .New South Wales Ward, Hon. Edward John(a) .. . .East Sydney . .. New South Wales Webb, Charles Harry, Esquire .. . .Stirling .. . . Western Australia Wentworth, William Charles, Esquire . .Mackellar . .. New South Wales Whitlam, Edward Gough, Esquire, Q.C. . .. Werriwa . .. New South Wales Whittom, Raymond Harold, Esquire . .. Balaclava . .. Victoria Wilson, Keith Cameron, Esquire . .. Sturt .. . .South Australia

(a) Deceased 31st July, 1963. xi 1962-63

SESSION OF THE TWENTY-FOURTH PARLIAMENT

OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

The Speaker ...... THE HON. SIR JOHN MCLEAY, K.C.M.G., M.M., M.P.

The Chairman of Committees ...... PHILIP ERNEST LUCOCK, ESQUIRE, M.P.

The Clerk of the House of Representatives .. ALAN GEORGE TURNER, J.P.

The Clerk Assistant ...... NORMAN JAMES PARKES, O.B.E.

The Second Clerk Assistant ...... JOHN ATHOL PETTIFER.

The Third Clerk Assistant ...... DOUGLAS MAURICE BLAKE, J.P.

The Serjeant-at-Arms and Clerk of Committees .. ALAN ROBERT BROWNING. 1962-63

THE TWENTY-FOURTH PARLIAMENT (From 20th February, 1962, to 1st November, 1963)

INDEX

TO T1I VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS

OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES NOTE.-For Proceedings on Bills, see under "1Bills." For Papers laid upon Table, see "Index to Papers presented to Parliament" (p. liii.) For Messages from Governor-General and from Senate, see under "Messages."

A. Aborigines-Constitutional Provisions. See " Petitions " and " Urgency-Discussion of Matters of." Aborigines of Gove Peninsula. See " Motions-Papers, Printing of." Aborigines-Grievances of Yirrkala Aborigines. See " Petitions " and " Committees." Aboriginal Welfare. See " Motions-To take note of Papers." Absolute majority-Standing Orders suspended by, 36, 128, 471. Accommodation-House of Representatives. See " Committees." Acts Interpretation Bill. See "Bills." Address- By Deputy of Governor-General-Declaration of Opening of Parliament, 2. To His Excellency the Governor-General- In Reply to Opening Speech- Committee appointed to prepare Address, 10. Address brought up, 12. Motion-That Address be agreed to-debated, 12, 13, 16, 29. Amendment (Mr. Calwell)-Add words, that the Government no longer possesses the confidence of the Parliament and the Nation, &c., 29. Motion and amendment debated, 30, 31, 33, 35. Amendment negatived, 36. Address agreed to, 36. Time for presentation- Speaker to ascertain time, 36. Announcement, 57. Presentation, and Reply-Announced, 60. Forwarded to Her Majesty The Queen, and Reply-Announced, 84. And see " Standing Orders-Suspension." Adjournment of House-Motion for, to day or hour other than that fixed by Standing Orders. See" Business." Administrator (Sir Dallas Brooks)-Commission to administer oaths to Members-To Speaker, 116. And see " Messages." Advance to the Treasurer- 1961-62-Statement of Expenditure-Presented and referred to Committee of whole House, 185. Debated; resolution reported and adopted, 313. 1962-63-Statement of Expenditure-Presented, and referred to Committee of whole House, 515. Reso- lution reported and adopted, 619. Agreement on Commerce between Australia and Japan. See " Motions-To take note of Papers" and " Ministerial Statements." Air Accidents (Commonwealth Liability) Bill. See " Bills." Air Navigation Bill. See "Bills." Air Navigation (Charges) Bills. See " Bills." Aircraft Accident. See " Ministerial Statements." Alice Springs. See " Committees-Public Works." Amendments- Address. See "Address." Bills. See "Bills." Budget. See "Appropriation Bill 1963-64 " and "Supply, Committee of." And see" Motions-General and Papers, Printing of." America's Cup Yacht Race-Resolution from City of Newport, United States of America, 231. ANZUS Council-Canberra Meeting. See " Motions-Papers, Printing of." Appropriation Bills. See "Bills." Audibility. See "Statements." Audit Bill. See "Bills." Australia-Agreement on Commerce between Australia and Japan. See "Motions to take note of Papers" and " Ministerial Statements." Australia and European Common Market. See " Motions-Papers, Printing of." Australian Antarctic Territory Bill. See " Bills." Australian Broadcasting Control Board. See "Extension of Television Services" under" Motions-Papers, Printing of" and " Motions to take note of Papers." Australian Capital Territory Electricity Supply Bill. See "Bills." Australian Capital Territory-Joint Committee. See "Committees." Australian Capital Territory Representation Bill. See "Bills." Australian Coastal Shipping Commission Bill. See "Bills." Australian National University- Council-Election of Mr. Beazley and Mr. Forbes, 74. And see "Bills." Australian Universities Commission Bill. See "Bills." Australian War Memorial Bill. See "Bills." Australia's Oil Resources. See "Urgency-Discussion of Matters of."

B. Beazley, Mr.- Election to Australian National University Council, 74. Leave of absence, 243. Beef Cattle Roads. See "Committees-Public Works." Benson, Mr. S. J.-Sworn, 211. BILLs- Appropriation 1963-64--Proposed expenditures considered together, 538, 561, 578, 586, 587, 589, 592, 593, 596 (2), 600. Brought in together, 55, 336-7, 464, 468, 518, 593. Brought in together and passed in one motion, 133, 247, 295, 428-9, 517. Committee- Amendment moved to Bill upon recommittal, 360. Amendment moved to insert sub-section in each of six Bills being considered together, 473. Amendment moved to reduce proposed expenditures, 560, 574, 586. Amendment moved, by leave, 354, 479 (3), 480 (3), 481 (2). Amendments moved together, by leave, 272, 277, 279, 280, 288. Amendment moved to proposed amendment, 279 (2). Amendment moved to proposed new clause, 282, 283. Amendment withdrawn, by leave, 474. Clause considered by proposed divisions, 342. Leave to bring in-Motions moved together, 467. Postponement of clause moved, 28, 342, 372. Senate Amendments agreed to with consequential amendment, 575. Consequential amendment agreed to, 585. Considered together during remaining stages, 604. Passed together in one motion, 142, 143, 372, 421, 465. Private Members' Bills. See "Australian Capital Territory Representation", "Disabled Persons Homes" and "Northern Territory Representation" under this heading. Recommending an Appropriation-- . For the purposes of a new clause to be inserted, 600, 611. For the purposes of an amendment to be requested by the Senate, 616. Recommitted, 360. Reported with further amendment, 361. Reports adopted, by leave, after debate, 361. Second reading-Amendments moved, 18, 60, 113 (Out of Order), 152, 254, 302, 348, 420, 491, 495, 524, 550, 563, 576, 580, 603. Second reading debated by leave, 611. Senate Amendment amended and agreed to, 608. Senate Bill (Excise) amended in relation to refunds of duty, 147. Standing Order No. 223 suspended-To enable proposed new clauses to be considered in their numerical order with the clauses as printed in the Bill, 275. BILLs-continued. Standing Orders suspended- To enable Customs Tariff and Excise Tariff Bills to be brought in together and a motion moved that the Bills be passed, 133, 247, 295, 428. To enable, in connexion with 10 Bills relating to Repatriation- (a) One motion for introduction, &c. (b) Consideration of all the Bills as a whole together in a Committee of the Whole, 315. To enable in connexion with certain Bills- (a) Consideration together of notices of motion. (b) One motion for introduction, &c., and (c) Consideration of all the Bills as a whole together in Committee of the Whole, 464, 467. To enable Orders of the Day for the resumption of debate on certain Bills to be read together and a motion moved that the Bills be now passed, 142, 143, 372, 421, 465. To enable in connexion with any Sales Tax Bills- (a) Introduction and first readings together, (b) One motion and one question being moved, &c., and (c) Consideration of all the Bills as a whole together in Committee of the Whole, 510. To enable Sales Tax Bills to be considered together, 55. To enable in connexion with Customs and Excise Tariff Bills the presentation and first readings together, &c., and the consideration of the Bills in Committee of the Whole, 517, 518. Third reading-Amendment moved, 493. Title amended. 147. PROCEEDINGS ON- Summary of Proceedings- Bills initiated during the Session* ...... 103 l Lapsed at Dissolution ...... 1.. * Passed and assented to ...... 102J * Including 14 brought from the Senate (all of which passed). ACTS INTERPRETATION 1963.-(Standing Orders having been suspended.) Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 464. Second reading; Committee, 473. Committee continued; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 474. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 483. Assent, 511. Act No. 19 of 1963. AIR ACCIDENTS (COMMONWEALTH LIABILITY) 1963.-Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 516. Amendment (Mr. Whitlam) that Bill be withdrawn and redrafted to provide for a minimum payment of £7,500 on the death of a passenger, &c. Second reading and amendment debated; Amendment negatived; second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 576-7. Agreed to by Senate with amendments, 599. Senate's amendments agreed to with an amendment, 608. Senate agrees to consequential amendment of House, 613. Assent, 623. Act No. 74 of 1963. AIR NAVIGATION 1963.-Brought from Senate; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 464. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 474. Assent, 498. Act No. 8 of 1963. AIR NAVIGATION (CHARGES) 1962.-Brought from Senate; first reading, 252; second reading moved, 254; second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 373. Assent, 377. Act No. 78 of 1962. AIR NAVIGATION (CHARGES) 1963.-Brought from Senate; first reading; second reading moved, 593. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 601. Assent, 623. Act No. 97 of 1963. APPROPRIATION (No. 2) 1961-62.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended); first reading; second reading moved, 90. Second reading debated, 134, 135, 142-3. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 143. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 153. Assent, 157. Act No. 54 of 1962. APPROPRIATION 1962-63.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 270. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 300. Assent, 306. Act No. 64 of 1962. APPROPRIATION (No. 2) 1962-63.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended); first reading; second reading moved, 452. Second reading debated, 454, 455, 457-61, 465. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 465. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 486. Assent, 510. Act No. 13 of 1963. APPROPRIATION 1963-64.-Message from Governor-General transmitting particulars of proposed expenditure and recommending an appropriation, 509. Bill presented; first reading; second reading moved; Budget speech delivered, 509. Amendment (Mr. Calwell) that while approving of such benefits as are contained in the Budget, and particularly those for primary producers and social service beneficiaries, the House condemns the government for its failure to make adequate provision for defence, education, housing, &c. Second reading and amendment debated, 524, 525, 527, 527-8, 529-30, 531, 533, 534; amendment negatived, 534. Second reading; Committee, 534, 538, 550, 558, 559-60, 560-1, 574, 577-8, 586, 586-7, 589-90, 592, 593, 596, 600. Reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 600. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 606. Assent, 608. Act No. 59 of 1963. BnIs--continued. APPROPRIATION (WORKS AND SERVICES) 1962-63.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed through all stages, 271. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 300. Assent, 306. Act No. 65 of 1962. APPROPRIATION (WORKS AND SERVICES) (No. 2) 1961-62.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended); first reading; second reading moved, 90. Standing Orders having been suspended, Bill passed, 143. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 153. Assent, 157. Act No. 55 of 1962. APPROPRIATION (WORKS AND SERVICES) (No. 2) 1962-63.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended); first reading; second reading moved, 452. Standing Orders suspended; Bill passed, 465. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 486. Assent, 510. Act No. 14 of 1963. APPROPRIATION (WORKS AND SERVICES) 1963-64.-Message from Governor-General transmitting particulars of proposed expenditure and recommending an appropriation, 510. Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 510. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 600. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 606. Assent, 608. Act No. 60 of 1963. AUDITrr 1962.-Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 287; second reading; Committee, 299. Appropriation recommended by Governor-General, considered in Committee and agreed to, 299. Committee continued; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 299. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 309. Assent, 377. Act No. 74 of 1962. AUSTRALIAN ANTARCTIC TERRITORY 1963.-(Standing Orders having been suspended.) Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 464. Second reading; Committee, 473. Committee continued; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 474. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 483. Assent, 511. Act No. 20 of 1963. AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY ELECTRICITY SUPPLY 1962.-Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 251. Amendment (Mr. Luchetti) that Bill be withdrawn and re- drafted to provide for the Members of the Authority to be chosen by a method which will give the consumers a majority representation, &c. Second reading and amendment debated, 302, 306. Amendment negatived; Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 306-7. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 335. Assent, 377. Act No. 76 of 1962. AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY REPRESENTATION 1962.-Leave to (Mr. Calwell) to bring in Bill; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 139. Second reading debated, 139. (Lapsed at Dissolution.) AUSTRALIAN COASTAL SHIPPING COMMISSION 1962.-Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 222. Second reading debated, 308, 312. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 312. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 358. Assent, 377. Act No. 87 of 1962. AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY 1963.-Leave to bring in; Brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 384. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 425. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 473. Assent, 505. Act No. 9 of 1963. AUSTRALIAN UNIVERSITIES COMMISSION 1962.-Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 99. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 122. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 136. Assent, 157. Act No. 28 of 1962. AUSTRALIAN WAR MEMORIAL 1962.-Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 197. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 302. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 335. Assent, 377. Act No. 85 of 1962. BLOWERING WATER STORAGE WORKS AGREEMENT 1963.-Brought from Senate; first reading, 587. Second reading moved, 589. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; Committee; reported with amendment; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 600. Senate agrees to amendment of House, 603. Assent, 623. Act No. 95 of 1963. BRIGALOW LANDS AGREEMENT 1962.-By leave; Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 341. Second reading debated, 370, 372. Second reading; Committee, 372. Appropriation recommended by Administrator, considered in Committee and agreed to, 372. Committee continued; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 373. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 377. Assent, 378. Act No. 103 of 1962. BROADCASTING AND TELEVISION 1962.-(Standing Orders having been suspended.) Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 336-7. Second reading; Committee, 348-9, 360. Reported without amendment; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, 360-1. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 371. Assent, 378. Act No. 96 of 1962. BROADCASTING AND TELEVISION 1963.-Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 604. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 613. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 619. Assent, 623. Act No. 82 of 1963. CANNED FRUITrr EXCISE 1963.-Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 613. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 618. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 621. Assent, 623. Act No. 92 of 1963. BnLts--contmued. CANNED FRUITS EXPORT CHARGES 1963.-Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 612. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 617. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 621. Assent, 623. Act No. 90 of 1963. CANNED FRUITS EXPORT MARKETING 1963.-Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 612. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 617. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 621. Assent, 623. Act No. 89 of 1963. CHOWILLA RESERVOIR AGREEMENT 1963.-Brought from Senate; first reading; second reading moved, 609. Second reading; appropriation, for purposes of a new clause, recommended by Governor-General; Committee; reported with amendment; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 614. Senate agrees to amendment of House, 619. Assent, 623. Act No. 100 of 1963. CHRISTMAS ISLAND 1963.--(Standing Orders having been suspended.) Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 464. Second reading; Committee, 473. Committee continued; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 474. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 483. Assent, 511. Act No. 21 of 1963. CIVIL AVIATION (CARRIERS' LIABILITY) 1962.-Brought from Senate; first reading, 143; second reading moved, 145. Amendment (Mr. Whitlam) that Bill-" be withdrawn and redrafted to incorporate, in relation to interstate and territorial air services- (a) the general principle of unlimited liability at law for negligence on the part of airline operators in respect of passengers, &c. (b) at least the same minimal liabilities for safe carriage of goods, &c., as set under the Hague Protocol ". Amendment negatived; second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 152. Assent, 157. Act No. 38 of 1962. COAL LOADING WORKS AGREEMENT (QUEENSLAND) 1962.-Appropriation recommended by Governor- General, considered in Committee and agreed to; Standing Orders suspended; Bill brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 118. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 132. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 148. Assent, 157. Act No. 45 of 1962. Cocos (KEELING) ISLANDS 1963.-(Standing Orders having been suspended.) Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 464. Second reading; Committee, 473. Committee continued; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 474. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 483. Assent, 511. Act No. 22 of 1963. COMMONWEALTH BANKS 1962.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General, considered in Committee and agreed to; Standing Orders suspended; Bill brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 15-16. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 57. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 74. Assent, 74. Act No. 3 of 1962. COMMONWEALTH BANKS 1963.-Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 537. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 573. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 587. Assent, 608. Act No. 57 of 1963. COMMONWEALTH ELECTORAL 1962.-Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 70. Second reading debated, 114, 121. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 121-2. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 144. Assent, 157. Act No. 31 of 1962. COMMONWEALTH EMPLOYEES' COMPENSATION 1962.-(Standing Orders having been suspended.) Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 336-7. Second reading; Committee, 348-9, 360. Reported without amendment; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, 360-1. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 371, Assent, 377. Act No. 94 of 1962. COMMONWEALTH INSCRIBED STOCK 1963.-Leave to bring in; Brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 464. Second reading debated, 471,473. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 473. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 483. Assent, 511. Act No. 18 of 1963. CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION 1963.-By leave; leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 416. Order of the Day discharged, 501. COPPER AND BRASS STRIP BOUNTY 1962.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General, considered in Committee and agreed to; Standing Orders suspended; Bill brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 287. Second reading debated, 287, 294. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 294. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 308. Assent, 377. Act No. 81 of 1962. COPPER BOUNTY 1963.-By leave, presented; first reading; second reading moved, 615. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 619. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 621. Assent, 623. Act No. 93 of 1963. COPYRIGHT 1963.-Leave to bring in; Brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 384. Second reading; Committee; reported with amendment; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 446. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 466. Assent, 489. Act No. 7 of 1963. CRIMES (AIRCRAFT) 1963.-Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 516. Second reading; Committee; reported with amendment; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 571-2. Agreed to by Senate with amendments, 585. Senate's amendments agreed to, 592. Assent, 608. Act No. 64 of 1963. 2347/67-2 BLLs--continued. CURRENCY 1963.-Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 591. Amendment (Mr. Crean) that this House whilst supporting the proposed introduction of decimal currency, considers that a decision as to the monetary unit and money denominations should not be made, &c., until after the forthcoming General Election, &c. Second reading and amendment debated; amend- ment negatived; second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 603-4. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 606. Assent, 617. Act No. 67 of 1963. CUSTOMS 1963.-Brought from Senate; first reading, 547; second reading moved, 550. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 576. Assent, 592. Act No. 48 of 1963. CUSTOMS TARIFF 1962.-Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 70. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 101. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 112. Assent, 117. Act No. 22 of 1962. CUSTOMS TARIFF 1963.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed, 428-9. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 473. Assent, 505. Act No. 10 of 1963. CUSTOMS TARIFF (No. 2) 1962.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed, 133. Agreed to by Senate without requests 144. Assent, 157. Act No. 32 of 1962. CUSTOMS TARIFF (No. 2) 1963.-Standing Orders having been suspended, Bill presented and passed through all stages, 517. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 547. Assent, 563. Act No. 37 of 1963. CUSTOMS TARIFF (No. 3) 1962.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed, 133. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 144. Assent, 157. Act No. 33 of 1962. CUSTOMS TARIFF (No. 3) 1963.-Standing Orders having been suspended, Bill presented; first reading; second reading; Committee, 518, 520. Reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 520. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 547. Assent, 563. Act No. 42 of 1963. CUSTOMS TARIFF (No. 4) 1962.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed, 247. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 265. Assent, 268. Act No. 60 cf 1962. CUSTOMS TARIFF (No. 5) 1962.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed, 295. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 309. Assent, 357. Act No. 71 of 1962. CUSTOMS TARIFF (CANADA PREFERENCE) 1962.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed, 133. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 144. Assent, 157. Act No. 34 of 1962. CUSTOMS TARIFF (CANADA PREFERENCE) 1963.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed, 428-9. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 473. Assent, 505. Act No. 11 of 1963. CUSTOMS TARIFF (CANADA PREFERENCE) (No. 2) 1962.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed, 247. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 265. Assent, 268. Act No. 61 of 1962. CUSTOMS TARIFF (CANADA PREFERENCE) (No. 2) 1963.-Standing Orders having been suspended, Bill presented and passed through all stages, 517. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 547. Assent, 563. Act No. 38 of 1963. CUSTOMS TARIFF (NEW ZEALAND PREFERENCE) (No. 1) 1962.-By leave; leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 74. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 101-2. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 112. Assent, 117. Act No. 23 of 1962. CUSTOMS TARIFF (NEW ZEALAND PREFERENCE) (No. 1) 1963.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed, 428-9. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 473. Assent, 505. Act No. 12 of 1963. CUSTOMS TARIFF (NEW ZEALAND PREFERENCE) (No. 2) 1962.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed, 133. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 144. Assent, 157. Act No. 35 of 1962. CUSTOMS TARIFF (NEW ZEALAND PREFERENCE) (No. 2) 1963.-Standing Orders having been suspended, Bill presented and passed through all stages, 517. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 547. Assent, 563. Act No. 39 of 1963. CUSTOMS TARIFF (NEW ZEALAND PREFERENCE) (No. 3) 1962.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed, 247. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 265. Assent, 268. Act No. 62 of 1962. CUSTOMS TARIFF (NEW ZEALAND PREFERENCE) (No. 3) 1963.-Standing Orders having been suspended, Bill presented; first reading; second reading; Committee, 518, 520. Reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 520. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 547. Assent, 563. Act No. 43 of 1963. CUSTOMS TARIFF (NEW ZEALAND PREFERENCE) (No. 4) 1962.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed, 295. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 309. Assent, 357. Act No. 72 of 1962. Bi=%--continued. CUSTOMS TARIFF (FEDERATION OF RHODESIA AND NYASALAND PREFERENCE) 1962.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed, 133. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 144. Assent, 157. Act No. 36 of 1962. CUSTOMS TARIFF (FEDERATION OF RHODESIA AND NYASALAND PREFERENCE) 1963.-Standing Orders having been suspended, Bill presented and passed through all stages, 517. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 547. Assent, 563. Act No. 40 of 1963. CUSTOMS TARIFF VALIDATION 1963.-Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 618. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 619. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 621. Assent, 623. Act No. 94 of 1963. DAIRY PRODUCE EXPORT CHARGE 1962.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended); first reading; second reading moved, 121. Standing Orders having been suspended, Bill passed, 142. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 149. Assent, 157. Act No. 48 of 1962. DAIRY PRODUCE EXPORT CONTROL 1962.-By leave; leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 121. Appropriation recommended by Governor-General, considered in Committee and agreed to, 142. Standing Orders having been suspended, Bill passed, 142. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 149. Assent, 157. Act No. 49 of 1962. DAIRY PRODUCE EXPORT CONTROL 1963.-By leave, presented; first reading; second reading moved, 605. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 609. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 615. Assent, 623. Act No. 79 of 1963. DAIRY PRODUCE RESEARCH AND SALES PROMOTION 1963. By leave, presented; first reading; second reading moved, 605. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 609. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 615. Assent, 623. Act No. 80 of 1963. DAIRYING INDUSTRY 1962.-By leave; leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 119. Second reading debated, 137, 140, 142. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 142. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 149. Assent, 157. Act No. 46 of 1962. DEFENCE FORCES RETIREMENT BENEFITS 1962.-Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 195. Second reading; Committee, 271. Appropriation recommended by Governor-General, considered in Committee and agreed to, 271-2. Committee continued; reported with amendments; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 272. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 292. Assent, 306. Act No. 67 of 1962. DEFENCE FORCES RETIREMENT BENEFITS 1963.-By leave, presented; first reading; second reading moved, 609. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 612. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 621. Assent, 623. Act No. 103 of 1963. DEFENCE (VISITING FORCES) 1963.-Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 604. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 612. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 619. Assent, 623. Act No. 81 of 1963. DERBY JETTY AGREEMENT 1962.-By leave; leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 306. Second reading; Committee, 339. Appropriation recommended by Administrator, considered in Committee and agreed to, 340. Committee continued; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 340. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 358. Assent, 377. Act No. 88 of 1962. DESIGNS 1962.-Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading, 6. (Lapsed at Dissolution.) DISABLED PERSONS ACCOMMODATION 1963.-Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 573. Amendment (Mr. Daly) that whilst not in any way opposing the passage of this limited Bill, this House is of opinion that legislation should be introduced immediately to make available to disabled persons generally the benefits proposed under this Bill; second reading and amendment debated. Amendment negatived; second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 580-4. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 590. Assent, 608. Act No. 63 of 1963. DISABLED PERSONS HOMES 1963.-Motion (Mr. A. D. Fraser) for leave to bring in; debated, 471. (Lapsed at Dissolution.) ESTATE DUTY ASSESSMENT 1962. (Standing Orders having been suspended.) Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 336-7. Second reading; Committee, 348-9, 360. Reported without amendment; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, 360-I. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 371. Assent, 377. Act No. 97 of 1962. ESTATE DUTY ASSESSMENT 1963.-Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 597. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 606. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 611. Assent, 623. Act No. 72 of 1963. EVIDENCE 1963.-Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 468. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 494. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 498. Assent, 511. Act No. 28 of 1963. EXCISE 1962.-Brought from Senate; first reading, 80; second reading moved, 83. Second reading; Committee; reported with amendment and with an amended Title; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 147. Senate agrees to amendments of House, 148. Assent, 157. Act No. 37 of 1962. EXCISE 1963.-Brought from Senate; first reading, 547; second reading moved, 550. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 576. Assent, 592. Act No. 49 of 1963. BILLS-continued. EXCISE TARIFF 1962.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bill passed, 295. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 309. Assent, 357. Act No. 73 of 1962. EXCISE TARIFF 1963.-Standing Orders having been suspended, Bill presented and passed through all stages, 517. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 547. Assent, 563. Act No. 41 of 1963. EXCISE TARIFF (No. 2) 1963.-Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 613. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 617. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 621. Assent, 623. Act No. 91 of 1963. GIFr DUTY ASSESSMENT 1963.-Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 597. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 606. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 611. Assent, 623. Act No. 73 of 1963. GOLD MINES DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE 1962.-Appropriation recommended by Administrator, considered in Committee and agreed to; Standing Orders suspended; Bill brought in and passed through all stages, 361-2. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 377. Assent, 378. Act No. 102 of 1962. GOLD-MINING INDUSTRY ASSISTANCE 1962.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General, considered in Committee and agreed to; Standing Orders suspended; Bill brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 123. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 150. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 153. Assent, 157. Act No. 52 of 1962. HEARD ISLAND AND MCDONALD ISLANDS 1963.-(Standing Orders having been suspended.) Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 464. Second reading; Committee, 473. Committee continued; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 474. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 483. Assent, 511. Act No. 23 of 1963. HONEY INDUSTRY 1962.-By leave; leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 335. Second reading debated, 370, 371. Second reading; Committee, 371. Appropriation recommended by Administrator, considered in Committee and agreed to, 371. Committee continued; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 372. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 377. Assent, 378. Act No. 105 of 1962. HONEY LEVY COLLECTION 1962.-By leave; leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 335. Standing Orders having been suspended, Bill passed, 372. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 377. Assent, 378. Act No. 108 of 1962. HONEY LEVY (No. 1) 1962.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended); first reading; second reading moved, 336. Standing Orders having been suspended, Bill passed, 372. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 377. Assent, 378. Act No. 106 of 1962. HONEY LEVY (NO. 2) 1962.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended); first reading; second reading moved, 336. Standing Orders having been suspended, Bill passed, 372. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 377. Assent, 378. Act No. 107 of 1962. INCOME TAX AND SOCIAL SERVICES CONTRIBUTION 1962.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended); first reading; second reading moved, 253. Amendment (Mr. Crean) that this House condemns this proposal which although it provides for a five per cent. reduction of taxation, does so on an inequitable flat rate basis, &c. Amendment negatived; Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 254. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 258. Assent, 268. Act No. 63 of 1962. INCOME TAX AND SOCIAL SERVICES CONTRIBUTION 1963.-Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 596. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 605. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 611. Assent, 623. Act No. 70 of 1963. INCOME TAX AND SOCIAL SERVICES CONTRIBUTION ASSESSMENT 1962.-Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 112. Second reading; Committee; reported with amendment; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 127-8. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 147. Assent, 157. Act No. 39 of 1962. INCOME TAX AND SOCIAL SERVICES CONTRIBUTION ASSESSMENT (No. 2) 1962.-(Standing Orders having been suspended.) Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 336-7. Second reading; Committee, 348-9, 360. Reported without amendment; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, 360-1. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 371. Assent, 377. Act No. 98 of 1962. INCOME TAX AND SOCIAL SERVICES CONTRIBUTION ASSESSMENT 1963.-Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 485. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 505. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 510. Assent, 511. Act No. 34 of 1963. INCOME TAX AND SOCIAL SERVICES CONTRIBUTION ASESSMENT (No. 2) 1963.-Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 596. Second reading; Committee; reported with amendments; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 605-6. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 611. Assent, 623. Act No. 69 of 1963. INCOME TAX AND SOCIAL SERVICES CONTRIBUTION (PROVISIONAL TAX) 1962.-Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 37. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 60-1. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 75. Assent, 87. Act No. 15 of 1962. BnLs-continued. INCOME TAX AND SOCIAL SERVICES CONTRIBUTION (REBATE) 1962.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended); first reading; second reading moved, 60. Amendment (Mr. Crean) that this House, notes with approval that, in response to public pressure, the Government has introduced the Bill but the House condemns a proposal which although it provides for a five per cent. reduction of taxation, does so on inequitable flat rate basis, &c., 60. Amendment negatived; Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 60. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 75. Assent, 87. Act No. 14 of 1962. INCOME TAX (INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS) 1963.-Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 596. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 606. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 611. Assent, 623. Act No. 71 of 1963. INSURANCE 1963.-Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 457. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 471. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 483. Assent, 511. Act No. 17 of 1963. INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION 1963.-(Standing Orders having been suspended.) Leave to bring in, 467. Brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 468. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 523. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 553. Assent, 595. Act No. 51 of 1963. INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION (ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTION) 1963.-Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 591. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 601. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 604. Assent, 617. Act No. 66 of 1963. INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORPORATION 1963.-(Standing Orders having been suspended.) Leave to bring in, 467. Brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 468. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 523. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 553. Assent, 595. Act No. 52 of 1963. INTERNATIONAL MONETARY AGREEMENTS 1963.-(Standing Orders having been suspended.) Leave to bring in, 467. Brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 468. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 523. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 553. Assent, 595. Act No. 53 of 1963. INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS (PRIVILEGES AND IMMUNITIES) 1963.-(Standing Orders having been suspended.) Leave to bring in, 467. Brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 468. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 523. Agreed to by Senate with amendments, 553. Senate's amendments agreed to with consequential amendment, 575. Senate agrees to consequential amendment of House, 585. Assent, 595. Act No. 50 of 1963. INTERNATIONAL WHEAT AGREEMENT 1962.-Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 135. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 150. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 153. Assent, 157. Act No. 53 of 1962. LOAN 1962.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General, considered in Committee and agreed to; Standing Orders suspended; Bill brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 40. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 83. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 91. Assent, 103. Act No. 19 of 1962. LOAN (NO. 2) 1962.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General, considered in Committee and agreed to; Standing Orders suspended; Bill brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 286-7. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 298. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 312. Assent, 377. Act No. 79 of 1962. LOAN 1963.-Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 591. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 601. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 604. Assent, 617. Act No. 65 of 1963. LOAN (AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL AIRLINES COMMISSION) 1963,--Appropriation recommended by Governor- General, considered in Committee and agreed to; Standing Orders suspended; Bill brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 484. Amendment (Mr. Crean) that this House, whilst not declining to give the Bill a second reading, is of opinion that the financing of the purchase of jet aircraft and related equipment should have been met from revenue, &c., 495. Amendment negatived; second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 495. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 510. Assent, 511. Act No. 31 of 1963. LOAN (HOUSING) 1962.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General, considered in Committee and agreed to; Standing Orders suspended; Bill brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 42. Second reading debated, 70, 71, 74. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 74. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 80. Assent, 103. Act No. 17 of 1962. LOAN (HOUSING) (No. 2) 1962.-Appropriation recommended by Administrator, considered in Committee and agreed to; Standing Orders suspended; Bill brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 162. Second reading debated, 289, 291. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 292. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 296. Assent, 306. Act No. 70 of 1962. LOAN (HOUSING) 1963.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General, considered in Committee and agreed to; Standing Orders suspended; Bill brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 378-9. Second reading debated, 410, 416. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 416. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 463. Assent, 476. Act No. 6 of 1963. BILLS-continued. LOAN (HOUSING) (No. 2) 1963.-Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 519. Amendment (Mr. Whitlam) that whilst not in any way opposing the passage of the Bill, the House expresses the view that the Government should give effect to the recommendation of the Conference of State Housing Ministers, &c., that a Committee of Enquiry be established, &c. Second reading and amendment debated, 563, 570. Amendment negatived; second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 570-1. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 587. Assent, 608. Act No. 56 of 1963. LOAN (INTERNATIONAL BANK FOR RECONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT) 1962.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General, considered in Committee and agreed to; Standing Orders suspended; Bill brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 40-1. Second reading debated, 105, 108. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 109-10. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 133. Assent, 145. Act No. 24 of 1962. LOAN (QANTAS EMPIRE AIRWAYS LIMITED) 1962.-By leave; leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 193. Second reading; Committee, 195. Appropriation recommended by Administrator, considered in Committee and agreed to, 195. Committee continued; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 195-6. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 199. Assent, 203. Act No. 59 of 1962. LOAN (QANTAS EMPIRE AIRWAYS LIMITED) 1963.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General, considered in Committee and agreed to; Standing Orders suspended; Bill brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 484-5. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 495-6. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 510. Assent, 511. Act No. 32 of 1963. LOAN (WAR SERVICE LAND SETTLEMENT) 1963.-Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 516. Second reading debated, 565, 566. Second reading; appropriation recom- mended by Governor-General; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 566-7. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 585. Assent, 595. Act No. 55 of 1963. MENINDEE LAKES STORAGE AGREEMENT 1963.--Brought from Senate; first reading; second reading moved, 600. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 614. Assent, 623. Act No. 99 of 1963. NATIONAL HEALTH 1962.-By leave; leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 306. Second reading debated, 335, 341. Second reading; Committee, 341. Appropriation recommended by Administrator, considered in Committee and agreed to, 341-2. Committee continued; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 342-3. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 358. Assent, 377. Act No. 82 of 1962. NATIONAL HEALTH 1963.-By leave, presented; first reading; second reading moved, 597. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; Committee; reported with amendment; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 608. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 614. Assent, 623. Act No. 77 of 1963. NORFOLK ISLAND 1963.-Brought from Senate; first reading; second reading, by leave; third reading, by leave, 613. Assent, 623. Act No. 101 of 1963. NORTHERN TERRITORY (ADMINISTRATION) 1962.-Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 137. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 307-8. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 335. Assent, 377. Act No. 77 of 1962. NORTHERN TERRITORY REPRESENTATION 1962.-Leave to (Mr. Calwell) to bring in Bill; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 83. (Lapsed at Dissolution.) OVERSEAS TELECOMMUNICATIONS 1963.-Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 607. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 612. Agreed to by Senate without amend- ment, 621. Assent, 623. Act No. 85 of 1963. PAPUA AND NEW GUINEA 1963.-Leave to bring in, 464. Brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 465. Second reading debated, 476, 477. Second reading; Committee; reported with amendments; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 477-81. Agreed to by Senate with amendments, 500. Senate's amendments agreed to, 500-1. Assent, 511. Act No. 27 of 1963. PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS 1963.-Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 468. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 494-5. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 498. Assent, 511. Act No. 29 of 1963. PATENTS 1962.-Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 112. Second reading; Committee; reported with amendments; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 287-9. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 312. Assent, 377. Act No. 84 of 1962. PAY-ROLL TAX ASSESSMENT 1962.-By leave; leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 119. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 128. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 147. Assent, 157. Act No. 41 of 1962. PAY-ROLL TAX ASSESSMENT 1963.-Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 485. Second reading debated, 501, 505. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 505. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 510. Assent, 511. Act No. 33 of 1963. BILLs--continued. PHOSPHATE FERTILIZERS BOUNTY 1963.-By leave, presented; first reading; second reading moved, 606. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 609. Returned from Senate with a request for an amendment, 616. Appropriation for amendment recommended by Governor-General, 616. Senate's requested amendment agreed to, 616. Agreed to as amended by the House at the request of the Senate, and without further amendment, 621. Assent, 623. Act No. 78 of 1963. PROCESSED MILK PRODUCTS BOUNTY 1962.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General, considered in Committee and agreed to; Standing Orders suspended; Bill brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 119-20. Standing Orders having been suspended, Bill passed, 142. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 149. Assent, 157. Act No. 47 of 1962. PROCESSED MILK PRODUCTS BOUNTY 1963.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General, considered in Committee and agreed to; Standing Orders suspended; Bill brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 445. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 468. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 483. Assent, 511. Act No. 16 of 1963. PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE 1963.-Appropriation recommended by Deputy of the Governor-General, considered in Committee and agreed to; Standing Orders suspended; Bill brought in and passed through all stages, 493-4. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 496. Assent, 510. Act No. 15 of 1963. QUEENSLAND BEEF CATTLE ROADS AGREEMENT 1962.-By leave; leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 341. Second reading; Committee, 373. Appropriation recommended by Administrator, considered in Committee and agreed to, 373. Committee continued; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 373. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 377. Assent, 378. Act No. 104 of 1962. RAw COTTON BOUNTY 1963.-By leave, presented; first reading; second reading moved, 605. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 612. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 621. Assent, 623. Act No. 86 of 1963. RAYON YARN BOUNTY 1962.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General, considered in Committee and agreed to; Standing Orders suspended; Bill brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 124. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 146. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 150. Assent, 157. Act No. 50 of 1962. RE-ESTABLISHMENT AND EMPLOYMENT 1962.-(Standing Orders having been suspended.) Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 336-7. Second reading; Committee, 348-9, 360. Reported without amendment; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, 360-1. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 371. Assent 377. Act No. 92 of 1962. REMOVAL OF PRISONERS (TERRITORIES) 1962.-Leave to bring in, 263; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 264. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 289. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 296. Assent, 306. Act No. 69 of 1962. REPATRIATION 1962.-Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 287. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 302. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 309. Assent, 377. Act No. 75 of 1962. REPATRIATION (No. 2) 1962.--(Standing Orders having been suspended.) Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 336-7. Second reading; Committee, 348-9, 360. Reported without amendment; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, 360-1. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 371. Assent, 377. Act No. 91 of 1962. REPATRIATION 1963.-Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 538. Second reading debated, 538, 542. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 542-7. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 561. Assent, 566. Act No. 47 of 1963. REPATRIATION (FAR EAST STRATEGIC RESERVE) 1962.-(Standing Orders having been suspended.) Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 336-7. Second reading; Committee, 348-9, 360. Reported without amendment; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, 360-1. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 371. Assent, 377. Act No. 90 of 1962. REPATRIATION (SPECIAL OVERSEAS SERVICE) 1962.--(Standing Orders having been suspended.) Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 336-7. Second reading; Committee, 348-9, 360. Reported with amendment. Motion for adoption of Report; recommitted; reported with further amendment; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, 360-1. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 371. Assent, 377. Act No. 89 of 1962. RIVER MURRAY WATERS 1963.-Brought from Senate; first reading; second reading moved, 600. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 613. Assent, 623. Act No. 98 of 1963. SALES TAX (Nos. 1 TO 9) 1962.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended) Bills passed through all stages, 55-6. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 74. Assent, 74. Acts Nos. 5-13 of 1962. SALES TAX ASSESSMENT (No. 1) 1962.-By leave; leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 119. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 128. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 147. Assent, 157. Act No. 40 of 1962. BILL---continued. SALES TAX ASSESSMENT (No. 5) 1963.-Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 510. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 524. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 550. Assent, 563. Act No. 45 of 1963.

SALES TAX (EXEMPTIONS AND CLASSIFICATIONS) 1962.-Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 15. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 54-5. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 74. Assent, 74. Act No. 4 of 1962. SALES TAX (EXEMPTIONS AND CLASSIFICATIONS) 1963.-Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 510. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 524. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 550. Assent, 563. Act No. 44 of 1963. SEAT OF GOVERNMENT (ADMINISTRATION) 1963.-(Standing Orders having been suspended.) Leave to to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 464. Second reading; Committee, 473. Committee continued; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 474. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 483. Assent, 511. Act No. 24 of 1963. SERVICE AND EXECUTION OF PROCESS 1963.-Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 384. Second reading; Committee; reported with amendments; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 446-7. Agreed to by Senate with amendments, 490. Senate's amendments agreed to, 516. Assent, 528. Act No. 35 of 1963. SNOWY MOUNTAINS HYDRO-ELECTRIC AUTHORITY 1963.-Brought from Senate; first reading, 587; second reading moved, 589. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 601. Assent, 623. Act No. 96 of 1963. SOCIAL SERVICES 1962.-Standing Orders suspended; leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 13. Amendment (Mr. A. D. Fraser) that Bill be withdrawn and redrafted to include provision for the rate of unemployment and sickness benefit for an adult and for a married minor to be increased to the rate of age and invalid pension, &c., 18. Second reading and amendment debated, 18, 23-4. Amendment negatived; Second reading; Committee, 24. Appropriation recommended by Governor-General, considered in committee and agreed to, 24. Committee continued; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 28-9. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 33. Assent, 34. Act No. 1 of 1962. SOCIAL SERVICES (No. 2) 1962.-(Standing Orders having been suspended.) Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 336-7. Second reading; Committee, 348-9, 360. Reported without amendment; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, 360-1. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 371. Assent, 377. Act No. 95 of 1962. SOCIAL SERVICES 1963.-Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 538. Amendment (Mr. Daly) that whilst not declining to give the Bill a second reading, this House is of the opinion that increases should be made in child endowment, maternity and funeral allowances, &c., and other social welfare benefits, &c. Second reading and amendment debated, 550-1, 554. Amendment negatived; second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General, 554. Committee, 554, 557. Reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 557. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 565. Assent, 566. Act No. 46 of 1963. STATES GRANTS 1962.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General, considered in Committee and agreed to; Standing Orders suspended; Bill brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 41. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 61. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 75. Assent, 103. Act No. 16 of 1962. STATES GRANTS (ADDITIONAL ASSISTANCE) 1962.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General, considered in Committee and agreed to; Standing Orders suspended; Bill brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 41-2. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 80. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 97. Assent, 112. Act No. 20 of 1962. STATES GRANTS (ADDITIONAL ASSISTANCE) (NO. 2) 1962.-Appropriation recommended by Administrator, considered in Committee and agreed to; Standing Orders suspended; Bill brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 156-7. Second reading debated, 182, 183. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 183. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 193. Assent, 201. Act No. 58 of 1962. STATES GRANTS (ADDITIONAL ASSISTANCE) 1963.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General, considered in Committee and agreed to; Standing Orders suspended; Bill brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 378. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 382. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 427. Assent, 449. Act No. 4 of 1963. STATES GRANTS (ADDITIONAL ASSISTANCE) (No. 2) 1963.-By leave, presented; first reading; second reading moved, 510. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 520. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 534. Assent, 537. Act No. 36 of 1963. STATES GRANTS (SPECIAL ASSISTANCE) 1962.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General, considered in Committee and agreed to; Standing Orders suspended; Bill brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 231-2. Second reading debated, 272, 289. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 289. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 296. Assent, 306. Act No. 68 of 1962. XXV

BILLS-continued. STATES GRANTS (SPECIAL ASSISTANCE) 1963.-By leave, presented; first reading; second reading moved, 596. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 607. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 613. Assent, 623. Act No. 76 of 1963. STATES GRANTS (UNIVERsrrIES) 1962.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General, considered in Committee and agreed to; Standing Orders suspended; Bill brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 132. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 147. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 150. Assent, 157. Act No. 51 of 1962.

STATES GRANTS (UNIVERSITIES) (No. 2) 1962.-Appropriation recommended by Administrator, considered in Committee and agreed to; Standing Orders suspended; Bill brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 345. Second reading debated, 379, 381. Second reading; Committee; reported with amendment; report adopted; third reading, 381. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 454. Assent 476. On assent became States Grants (Universities) 1963. See entry under " Bills." STATES GRANTS (UNIVERSITIES) 1963.-Act No. 5 of 1963. STATES GRANTS (UNIVERSITIES) (No. 2) 1963.-Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 593. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 604. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 613. Assent, 623. Act No. 75 of 1963. STEVEDORING INDUSTRY 1962. -Leave to bring in, 222. Brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 223. Second reading; Committee, 257. Committee continued; reported with amendments; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 275-83. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 305. Assent, 306. Act No. 66 of 1962. STEVEDORING INDUSTRY 1963.-Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 580. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 592. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 596. Assent, 608. Act No. 58 of 1963. STEVEDORING INDUSTRY CHARGE 1962.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended); first reading; second reading moved, 42. Second reading debated, 75, 77. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 77. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 83. Assent, 103. Act No. 18 of 1962. STEVEDORING INDUSTRY CHARGE ASSESSMENT 1962.-By leave; leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 119. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 129. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 148. Assent, 157. Act No. 44 of 1962. SUBMARINE CABLES AND PIPELINES PROTECTION 1963.-Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 570. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; reported adopted; third reading, by leave, 576. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 590. Assent, 608. Act No. 61 of 1963. SUGAR AGREEMENT 1962.-Leave to bring in, 104. Brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 106. Second reading debated, 124, 126. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 126-7. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 139. Assent, 157. Act No. 29 of 1962. SULPHATE OF AMMONIA BOUNTY 1962.-Appropriation recommended by Governor-General, considered in Committee and agreed to; Standing Orders suspended; Bill brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 108. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 127. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 141. Assent, 157. Act No. 30 of 1962. SUPERANNUATION 1963.-By leave, presented; first reading; second reading moved, 604. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 612. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 621. Assent, 623. Act No. 102 of 1963. SUPPLY 1962-63.-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, 90-1. Standing Orders having been suspended, Bill passed, 143. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 153. Assent, 157. Act No. 56 of 1962. SUPPLY 1963-64.-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, 453-4. Standing Orders suspended, Bill passed, 465. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 486. Assent, 511. Act No. 25 of 1963. SUPPLY (WoRKs AND SERVICES) 1962-63.-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, 90-1. Standing Orders having been suspended, Bill passed, 143. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 153. Assent, 157. Act No. 57 of 1962. SUPPLY (WORKS AND SERVICES) 1963-64.-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, 453-4. Standing Orders suspended; Bill passed, 465. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 486. Assent, 511. Act No. 26 of 1963. BmLs-continued TARIFF BOARD 1962.-Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 70. Second reading debated, 91, 97, 101. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 101. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 112. Assent, 117. Act No. 21 of 1962.

TARIFF BOARD (No. 2) 1962.-By leave; leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 251. Second reading debated, 292, 293. Second reading; Committee, 293-4. Committee continued; reported with amendment; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, by leave, 312-3. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 343. Assent, 377. Act No. 86 of 1962. TOBACCO CHARGES ASSESSMENT 1962.--By leave; leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 119. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 128. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 148. Assent, 157. Act No. 43 of 1962. UNITED STATES NAVAL COMMUNICATION STATION AGREEMENT 1963.-Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 472-3. Second reading debated, 485, 486, 489-90. Second reading; Committee, 490. Committee continued; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading moved, by leave; amendment (Mr. Calwell) to omit " now " and add " this day six months"; amendment negatived; third reading, 491-3. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 510. Assent, 511. Act No. 30of1963. UNIVERSITIES (FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE) 1963.-Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 593. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; Com- mittee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 604. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 609. Assent, 623. Act No. 68 of 1963. VINYL RESIN BOUNTY 1963.-By leave, presented; first reading; second reading moved, 609. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 616. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 621. Assent, 623. Act No. 88 of 1963. WAR SERVICE HOMES 1962.-Brought from Senate; first reading, 37; second reading moved, 42. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 65-7. Assent, 74. Act No. 2 of 1962. WAR SERVICE HOMES (No. 2) 1962.--(Standing Orders having been suspended.) Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 336-7. Second reading; Committee, 348-9, 360. Reported without amendment; report, by leave, adopted; third reading, 360-1. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 371. Assent, 377. Act No. 93 of 1962. WESTERN AUSTRALIA GRANT (BEEF CATTLE ROADS) 1962.-Appropriation recommended by Governor- General, considered in Committee and agreed to; Standing Orders suspended; Bill brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 286. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 340. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 358. Assent, 377. Act No. 83 of 1962. WESTERN AUSTRALIA (NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT) AGREEMENT 1963.-By leave, presented; first reading; second reading moved, 608. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 616. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 621. Assent, 623. Act No. 87 of 1963. WHEAT EXPORT CHARGE 1963.-Presented; first reading; second reading moved, 605. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 616. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 619. Assent, 623. Act No. 84 of 1963. WHEAT INDUSTRY STABILIZATION 1963.-By leave, presented; first reading; second reading moved, 605. Second reading; appropriation recommended by Governor-General; third reading, by leave, 616. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 619. Assent, 623. Act No. 83 of 1963. WHEAT INDUSTRY STABILIZATION FUND (DISPOSAL) 1962.-Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 243. Second reading; Committee, 301. Appropriation recommended by Governor-General, considered in Committee and agreed to, 301-2. Committee continued; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 302. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 312. Assent, 377. Act No. 80 of 1962. WINE OVERSEAS MARKETING 1963.-Presented, pursuant to notice; first reading; second reading moved, 523. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 576. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 590. Assent, 608. Act No. 62 of 1963. WOOL INDUSTRY 1962.-By leave; leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 316. Amendment (Mr. Pollard) that this House, having in mind the great impact of the wool industry on the Australian economy, is of opinion that wool-growers should not be called on to provide the whole of the funds required for the purposes of the Bill, &c., 348. Amendment negatived; Second reading; Committee, 349-50. Appropriation recommended by Administrator, considered in Committee and agreed to, 350. Committee continued, 350-5, 368-9. Reported without amend- ment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 368-9. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 377. Assent, 377. Act No. 99 of 1962. WOOL TAX (No. 1) 1962.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended); first reading; second reading moved, 100. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 113. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 136. Assent, 157. Act No. 26 of 1962. xxvii

BILLS-continued. WOOL TAX (No. 1A) 1962.-By leave; leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 316. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 369. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 377. Assent, 378. Act No. 100 of 1962. WOOL TAX (No. 1) 1963.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended); first reading; second reading moved, 385. Standing Orders having been suspended, Bill passed, 421. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 427. Assent, 449. Act No. 2 of 1963. WOOL TAX (No. 2) 1962.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended); first reading; second reading moved, 100. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, 114. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 136. Assent, 157. Act No. 27 of 1962. WOOL TAX (No. 2A) 1962.-By leave; leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 316. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 369. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 377. Assent, 378. Act No. 101 of1962. WOOL TAX (No. 2) 1963.-Brought in on resolution from Committee of Ways and Means, and (Standing Orders having been suspended); first reading; second reading moved, 385. Standing Orders having been suspended, Bill passed, 421. Agreed to by Senate without requests, 427. Assent, 449. Act No. 3 of 1963. WOOL TAX ASSESSMENT 1962.-Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 100. Second reading debated, 110, 113. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 113. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 136. Assent, 157. Act No. 25 of 1962. WOOL TAX ASSESSMENT (No. 2) 1962.-By leave; leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 119. Second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 128. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 148. Assent, 157. Act No. 42 of 1962. WOOL TAX ASSESSMENT 1963.-Leave to bring in; brought in; first reading; second reading moved, by leave, 384. Amendment (Mr. Pollard) that this House, while not declining to give the Bill a second reading at this time, is of opinion that moneys available for the promotion of wool should, to an appropriate extent, be derived in part from the Australian economy which is so dependent on the wool industry, &c. Second reading and amendment debated; amendment negatived; second reading; Committee; reported without amendment; report adopted; third reading, by leave, 420. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 427. Assent, 449. Act No. 1 of 1963. WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION 1963.-(Standing Orders having been suspended.) Leave to bring in, 467. Brought in; first reading; second reading moved, 468. Second reading; third reading, by leave, 523. Agreed to by Senate without amendment, 553. Assent, 595. Act No. 54 of 1963. Bird, Mr. A. C.- Leave of absence, 107. Sworn, 35. And see " Deaths." Blowering Water Storage Works Agreement Bill. See " Bills ". Bombing Range (Anna Bay). See " Petitions." Bowden, Mr. G. J. See "Deaths." Bridgman, Mr. W. J. See " Parliamentary Reporting Staff." Brigalow Lands Agreement Bill. See " Bills." Brimblecome, Mr.-Leave of absence, 243. Broadcasting and Television Bills. See " Bills." Broadcasting of Parliamentary Proceedings. See " Committees." Bryant, Mr.-Named-Matter not proceeded with, 303. Budget- 1962-63, presented, 156. 1963-64, presented, 509 (See " Bills-Appropriation 1963-64 "). Debate (under new Standing Orders). See " Bills-Appropriation 1963-64." And see " Supply-Committee of." Business- Business of the Day called on-By motion under Standing Order No. 106A, 63, 104, 107, 118, 131. Censure amendment, 30. Days and Hours of Meeting- Alteration of day, 423, 441, 603. Alteration of hour, 427, 611. House meets at hour other than pursuant to adjournment, 267. Special Adjournment-date to be fixed, 153, 358-9, 508, 619. Special Adjournment-date to be fixed- Amendment (Mr. Calwell)-Add words, such date and hour to be not later than the end of February, 1963; Amendment negatived; Motion agreed to, 358-9. Special Adjournment-to fixed date, 70, 111, 205, 263, 297, 445, 533, 569. xxvi Business-continued. Debate- Interrupted- Under Standing Order No. 92, 87, 463. Under Standing Order No. 108, 69, 83, 139, 285, 471. Under Standing Order No. 291 (" Grievance Day "), 57, 99, 132, 152, 183. Under new Standing Order No. 109, 550, 570 (2), 580. Time for extended, 500. General- Not called on (time having expired), 112, 384. Notices of Motion- Time for extended, 70, 83, 139, 285, 500, 580. Withdrawn, 107. Orders of the Day called on in accordance with new Standing Order No. 109, 549, 570. Standing Orders-Suspension of. See " Standing Orders-Suspension of." Government- Precedence to for one sitting day, 187, 203, 239, 259, 346-7, 531, 599. Standing Orders suspended- To enable Government Business to be entered upon before the Address-in-Reply is adopted, 15. To enable certain Orders of the Day to be called on, 128. Notices-Postponed, 591, 603, 607, 611. Notices of Motion- Amended, by leave, 104. Postponed, 471, 491. Time for extended, 70, 83, 285. Withdrawn, 107, 483. Orders of the Day- Called on in accordance with new Standing Order No. 109, 549, 570. Discharged, 185, 439, 489, 501, 558. Postponed, 65, 83, 94, 104, 112, 135, 145, 147, 222, 232, 273, 289, 294, 298, 311, 341, 348, 362, 370 (2), 424, 474, 501 (2), 505, 527, 559, 565, 592, 601, 608, 609, 611, 612. Standing Order No. 104 (eleven o'clock rule) (No. 103 under New Standing Orders)suspended-On notice- For remainder of week-debated, 347-8. For remainder of Session, 596. Standing Orders suspended-Statement by Member, 471. Suspension of sitting (as mark of respect), 10, 155, 411, 509.

C. Calwell, Mr.-Appointed Leader of Opposition, 6. Cameron, Mr. D. J.-Leave of absence, 293. Canada Preference. See "Customs Tariff" under "Bills" and "Ways and Means ", and see "Tariff Proposals ". Canned Fruit Excise Bill. See " Bills ". Canned Fruits Export Charges Bill. See " Bills ". Canned Fruits Export Marketing Bill. See " Bills ". Car Transport. See " Urgency-Discussion of Matters of." Casting Vote- By Chairman, 307, 308, 349. By Deputy Speaker, 580 (with reasons). Censure Amendment-Announcement by Prime Minister, 30. And see "Address-Amendment (Mr. Calwell)." Censure of Government. See " Motions-Principal." Chairman of Committees- Casting Vote by, 307, 308, 349. Member named by- After apology matter not proceeded with, 265. Withdrawal accepted, matter not proceeded with, 543. Mr. Lucock, appointed, 12. And see " Rulings." Chairmen of Committees-Temporary-Nomination by Speaker, 17. Chaney, Mr.- Appointed trustee on the Parliamentary Retiring Allowances Trust, 39. Leave of absence, 585. Chowilla Reservoir Agreement Bill. See " Bills". Christmas Island Bill. See " Bills." Civil Aviation (Carriers' Liability) Bill. See "Bills." Clerk of the House-Reads report of Committee, 153, 209, 265, 299, 370, 534-5, 571, 618-9. Clay, Mr.-Leave of absence, 541. Closure moved (and agreed to, unless otherwise shown)- In the House- Adjournment of House, 16, 30, 37, 58, 61, 67, 71, 75, 80, 84, 91, 97, 102, 106, 110, 114, 129, 134, 148, 150, 153, 159, 184, 186, 194 (negatived), 194, 204, 210, 229, 241, 255, 266, 284, 289, 296, 303, 309, 313, 337, 355, 382, 410, 416, 421, 439, 442, 448, 462, 468, 474, 486, 496, 508, 524, 547, 587, 614. Appropriation Bill (No. 2) 1962-63-Second reading, 465. Censure of the Government, 441. Customs Tariff Bills-Motion-That the Bills be now passed, 428. Disarmament, Motion (Mr. Wentworth), 500. Discharge of Order of Day, 501. Dissent from Deputy Speaker's Ruling, 458 (negatived), 458. Dissent from Speaker's Ruling, 93. Fluoridation of Water Supply in Canberra Area-Motion and amendment, 580 (negatived). International Airport at Tullamarine-General Business Motion, 285-6 (negatived). Loan (Housing) Bill (No. 2) 1962-Second reading, 291. Loan (International Bank for Reconstruction and Development) Bill 1962- Second reading, 108. Third reading, 109. National Service Training-Motion (Sir Wilfrid Kent Hughes), 70 (negatived), 570 (negatived). Precedence to Government Business, 346. Special Adjournment-Amendment (Mr. Calwell), 358. Standing Order-No. 104-Suspension of, 347. Standing Orders-Suspension of, 499. United States Naval Communication Station Agreement Bill 1963-Third reading-Amendment (Mr. Calwell), 493. War Service Homes Bill 1962- Second reading, 65. Third reading, 66. In Committee- Appropriation Bill 1963-64-Second Schedule-Proposed Expenditure-Departments, &c.- Prime Minister's-Amendment (Mr. Whitlam), 560. Interior and Works, 561. Trade, 586. Disabled Persons Accommodation Bill 1963- Clause 5-Amendment (Mr. Makin), 581. Clause 8-Amendment (Mr. Daly, 582. Clause 9-Amendment (Mr. Thompson), 583. Estimates 1962-63-Votes be agreed to-Departments, &c.- Prime Minister's, 217-8 (negatived), 218. External Affairs, 218. Treasury, &c.- Amendment (Mr. McGuren), 222. Votes, 223. Civil Aviation, &c., Amendment (Mr. C. R. Cameron), 236. Territories, &c., 250. Health, &c., 254. Immigration, &c., 259. National Development-Amendment (Mr. Nelson), 260. Commonwealth Railways, &c., 268. Loan (International Bank for Reconstruction and Development) Bill 1962-Bill be agreed to, 109. Northern Territory (Administration) Bill 1962-Proposed new clause 4 (Mr. Whitlam), 308. Repatriation Bill 1963- Proposed new clause 2A (Mr. Barnard), 543. Proposed new clause 3A (Mr. Reynolds), 543. Proposed new clause 3B (Mr. Haylen), 544. Proposed new clause 22A (Mr. Bryant), 545. Proposed new clause 22B (Mr. Stewart), 546. Repatriation (Special Overseas Service) Bill 1962-Clause 7-Amendment (Mr. Swartz), 360. Social Services Bill 1962-Clause 1-Postponement (Mr. A. D. Fraser), 28. Social Services Bill 1963-Bill be agreed to, 557. Stevedoring Industry Bill 1962-Clause 13-Amendments (Mr. Harrison), 277-8. United States Naval Communication Station Agreement Bill 1963-Clause 2-Amendment (Mr. Calwell), 491. War Service Homes Bill 1962-Cause 4, 66. Wool Industry Bill 1962- Clause 6-Amendment (Mr. Pollard), 350. Clause 11- Amendment (Mr. Pollard), 353. Amendment (Mr. Pollard), 353. Amendment (Mr. Pollard), 354. Of Member. See " Members." Coal Loading Works Agreement (Queensland) Bill. See " Bills." Cocos (Keeling) Islands Bill. See " Bills." Committees- Australian Capital Territory-Joint Committee- Motion to appoint (Mr. Freeth), debated and agreed to, 139-40. Message from Senate agreeing to appointment of Committee, 144. Appointment of Senators and Members, 145. Appointment of Senator Kendall, 187. Broadcasting of Parliamentary Proceedings-Joint Committee (Statutory)-Appointment of- Members, 40. Senators, 75, 186 (vacancy). Foreign Affairs-Joint Committee- Motion to appoint (Sir Garfield Barwick), debated and agreed to, 64-5. Message from Senate agreeing to appointment of Committee, 71. Appointment of- Members, 71. Discharge of Mr. Fairbairn and appointment of Mr. Haworth and Mr. Bury, 189. Senators, 71. Discharge of Senators Buttfield and Mattner and appointment of Senators Hannan, Vincent, Sir Walter Cooper and Laught, 191. Grievances of Yirrkala Aborigines, Arnhem Land Reserve-Select Committee- Motion to appoint (Mr. Beazley), debated and agreed to, 549. Appointment of Members, 559. Statement by Speaker on application of Standing Order No. 326, 559. Power to sit during Sittings of House, 589. Report, 611. House of Representatives Accommodation-Select Committee- Motion to appoint (Mr. Wentworth), debated and agreed to, 569. Appointment of Members, 576. Report presented and consideration made Order of Day, 611. (Lapsed at Dissolution.) House Committee (Standing)-Appointment of Members, 39. Library Committee (Standing)-Appointment of Members, 39. Parliamentary and Government Publications-Joint Select Committee- Motion to appoint (Mr. Holt), debated and agreed to, 346. Message from Senate agreeing to appointment of Committee, 358. Appointment of Senators and Members, 358. Extended Time for Report, 549. Report (Unfinished Inquiry), 607. Printing Committee (Standing)- Appointment of Members, 40. Reports presented and agreed to-First, 153. Second, 209. Third, 265. Fourth, 299. Fifth, 370 Sixth, 506-7. Seventh, 534-5. Eighth, 571. Ninth, 618-9. Privileges, Committee of (Standing)- Appointment of Members, 39. Membership increased from 7 to 9, 39. And see " Standing Orders-Suspension of." Public Accounts Committee (Joint Statutory)- Appointment of- Members, 40. Senators, 37, 184 (vacancy). Reports presented-Fifty-ninth, 306. Sixtieth, 306. Sixty-first, 457. Sixty-second, 529. Sixty-third, 607. Public Works-Parliamentary Standing Committee (Joint Statutory)- Appointment of- Members, 27. Senators, 31, 184 (vacancy), 489 (vacancy). Power to sit during sittings of the House, 595. Works referred to, reports by, &c.- Alice Springs (N.T.)- Alice Springs Water Supply-Provision of Additional Wells, Reticulation and Tank- Reference of Work, 293. Report, 358. Approval of Work, 423. Traeger Park School-Reference of Work, 217. Report, 378. Approval of Work, 424. Darwin (N.T.)- Construction of Stage 2 of the Darwin Technical High School-Reference of Work, 485. Report, 529. Extension of Stokes Hill Wharf and provision of Additional Cargo Shed-Reference of Work, 273. Report, 378. Approval of Work, 423. Modernization and expansion of the Darwin Hospital-Report, 243. Approval of Work, 348. Provision of engineering services to Rapid Creek Sub-division, Stage 3-Reference of Work, 348. Report, 378. Approval of Work, 423. Darwin Water Supply-Provision of Additional Mains, &c.-Reference of Work; debated 494. Report, 527. Approval of Work, 542. Steam Power Station-Extension of generating capacity-Approval of Work, 611. Committees-continued. Public Works-Parliamentary Standing Committee (Joint Statutory)-continued. Works referred to, reports by, &c.-continued. Kapooka (N.S.W.)-Permanent accommodation for the Australian Regular Army-Reference of Work, 87. Report, 201. Approval of Work, 222. Launceston (Tas.)- Lengthening and strengthening of runway, &c., Launceston Airport-Reference of Work, 306. Report, 420. Buildings at Launceston Airport-Reference of Work, 541. Report, 616. Approval of Work, 617. Melbourne (Vic.)- Stage 2, Commonwealth Centre-Reference of Work, 149. Report; debated, 475. Approval of Work; debated, 494. Lonsdale Exchange Building-Reference of Work, 538. Report, 617. Approval of Work, 617. Northern Territory- Construction of road from Top Springs to Wave Hill-Reference of Work, 298. Report, 595. Construction of the following roads for the transport of beef cattle, namely, Barkly Highway to Anthony's Lagoon, Stuart Highway to Yuendumu, Stuart Highway to Plenty River and Stuart Highway to Top Springs to Timber Creek to Western Australian border -Approval of Work, 298. Sydney (N.S.W.)- Permanent Barracks and Administrative Accommodation at H.M.A.S. Kuttabul-Approval of Work, 27. Proposed Southern Extension of 16/34 Runway at Sydney (Kingsford-Smith) Airport- Report, 527. Approval of Work, 599. Tullamarine (Vic.)-Construction of Airfield Pavements for the Tullamarine Airport-Report, 529. Approval of Work, 542. Standing Orders Committee (Standing)- Appointment of Members, 64. Reports presented- Consideration made Order of Day, 201. Debated and agreed to with an amendment, 455. Consideration made Order of Day, 603. (Lapsed at Dissolution.) And see " Address ", " Chairman of ", " Standing Orders-Suspension of ", "Supply ", "Temporary Chairmen of " and " Ways and Means." Common Market Negotiations. See " Motions-Papers, Printing of." Common Market. See " Motions-Papers, Printing of-Prime Ministers' Conference, London." Commonwealth and Education. See " Motions-Papers, Printing of." Commonwealth Banks Bills. See " Bills." Commonwealth Centre, Melbourne. See " Committees-Public Works." Commonwealth Development Bank, &c. See " Urgency-Discussion of Matters of." Commonwealth Electoral Bill. See "Bills." Commonwealth Employees' Compensation Bill. See " Bills." Commonwealth Inscribed Stock Bill. See " Bills." Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Delegation-Welcome by Mr. Speaker, 249. Commonwealth Public Service Salaries. See " Urgency-Discussion of Matters of." Conciliation and Arbitration Bill. See " Bills." Condolence, Votes of. See " Deaths." Constitutional Review. See " Urgency-Discussion of Matters of." Contracts for Public Works. See " Urgency-Discussion of Matters of." Copper and Brass Strip Bounty Bill. See " Bills." Copper Bounty Bill. See "Bills." Copyright Bill. See "Bills." Country Party-Appointment of Leader and Deputy Leader, 6. Court-Attendance of " Hansard " Officers at Supreme Court of the A.C.T., 464. Crimes (Aircraft) Bill. See "Bills." Cuba. See " Ministerial Statements " and " Statements." Cuban Crisis. See "Motions-Papers, Printing of." Currency Bill. See "Bills." Customs Bills and Customs Tariff. See " Bills ", "Ways and Means " and " Tariff Proposals." Dairy Produce Export Charge. See " Bills " and " Ways and Means." Dairy Produce Export Control Bills. See " Bills." Dairy Produce Research and Sales Promotion Bill. See " Bills." Dale, Mr. W. E.-See " Parliamentary Reporting Staff." Daly, Mr.-Named-Matter not proceeded with, 615. Darwin. See " Committees-Public Works." Davidson, Mr.-Appointed Deputy Leader of Country Party, 6. Davies, Mr.-Leave of absence, 243. Days and Hours of Meeting. See " Business." Deaths- Bird, Mr. A. C.-Vote of condolence-Suspension of sitting, 155. Bowden, Mr. G. J.-Expression of sympathy-Suspension of sitting, 155. De L'Isle, Her Excellency Lady-Expression of Sympathy, 305. James, Mr. R.-Expression of sympathy-Suspension of sitting, 155. Johnson, Hon. H. V.-Expression of sympathy-Suspension of sitting, 155. Johnston, Mr. S. C.-Vote of condolence, 475. Page, Rt. Hon. Sir Earle.-Vote of condolence-Suspension of sitting, 10. Poulter, Senator M. W.-Vote of condolence, 211. Reid, Senator the Hon. A. D.-Vote of condolence-Suspension of sitting, 155. Russell, Mr. E. H. D.-Vote of condolence-Suspension of sitting, 411. Ward, Hon. E. J.-Vote of condolence-Suspension of sitting, 509. Debate. See "Business " and " Speech." Decimal Currency Units. See "Public Importance-Discussion of matter of." Defence Forces Retirement Benefits Bills. See " Bills." Defence Programme. See " Ministerial Statements." Defence Review. See " Motions-Papers, Printing of." Defence (Visiting Forces) Bill. See "Bills." De L'Isle, Her Excellency Lady. See "Deaths." Deputy of Governor-General. See " Address " and " Governor-General." Deputy Speaker- Casting Vote, by, 580 (with reasons). Member named by-Matter not proceeded with, 210. And see " Rulings, &c." Derby Jetty Agreement Bill. See " Bills." Design Licences. See " Ministerial Statements." Designs Bill. See "Bills." Developments in Laos. See " Ministerial Statements." Devine, Mr. L. T.-Sworn, 573. Disabled Persons Accommodation Bill. See "Bills." Disabled Persons Homes Bill. See " Bills " and " Motions." Disarmament. See " Motions-General." Disarmament and Nuclear Tests. See " Motions-Papers, Printing of." Discussion of Matters of Urgency. See " Urgency." Dissent from Rulings. See "Rulings." Distinguished Visitor-Provided with seat on floor of House-Rt. Hon. K. J. Holyoake, M.P. (Prime Minister of New Zealand), 136. Division-Tellers refusing to act, 458. Divisions in the House- Address in Reply-Amendment (Mr. Calwell), 36. Adjournment of House- Closure, 16, 30, 37, 58, 61, 67, 71-2, 75, 80-1, 84, 91-2, 97, 102, 106, 110, 114-5, 129, 134, 148, 150, 184, 186, 194 (negatived), 204, 210, 241, 255, 266, 284, 289, 296, 303, 309, 313, 337, 355, 382, 410, 416-7, 421, 440, 442, 462, 468-9, 487, 496, 508, 588. Motion, 84-5, 230, 355. Air Accidents (Commonwealth Liability) Bill 1963-Second reading-Amendment (Mr. Whitlam), 576-7. Appropriation Bill (No. 2) 1962-63-Second reading-Closure, 465. Appropriation Bill 1963-64-Amendment (Mr. Calwell), 534. Australian Capital Territory Electricity Supply Bill 1962-Second reading-Amendment (Mr. Luchetti), 306-7. Business of the Day be called on, 63, 104, 118, 131, 450, 476, 483-4. Censure of the Government- Closure, 441. Motion be agreed to, 441-2. xxxiii

Divisions in the House-continued. Civil Aviation (Carriers' Liability) Bill 1962-Second reading-Amendment (Mr. Whitlam), 152. Customs Tariff Bills 1963-Motion-That the Bills be now passed-Closure, 428-9. Debate be adjourned, 69, 143 (negatived), 311, 461. Disabled Persons Accommodation Bill 1963-Second reading-Amendment (Mr. Daly), 581. Dissent from Deputy Speaker's Ruling- Closure, 458 (negatived). Motion, 55, 459. Dissent from Speaker's Ruling- Closure, 93. Motion, 94, 298. Fluoridation of Water Supply in Canberra Area-Motion (Mr. Killen)-Closure, 580. (The Deputy Speaker gave casting vote.) Foreign Affairs-Joint Committee-Motion for Appointment of Committee, 65. Income Tax and Social Services Contribution Bill 1962-Second reading-Amendment (Mr. Crean), 254. Income Tax and Social Services Contribution (Rebate) Bill 1962-Second reading-Amendment (Mr. Crean), 60. International Airport at Tullamarine-Motion (Mr. Howson)-Closure, 285-6 (negatived). Loan (Australian National Airlines Commission) Bill 1963-Second reading-Amendment (Mr. Crean), 495. Loan (Housing) Bill (No. 2) 1962-Second Reading-Closure, 291-2. Loan (Housing) Bill (No. 2) 1963-Second reading-Amendment (Mr. Whitlam), 570-1. Loan (International Bank for Reconstruction and Development) Bill 1962- Second reading- Closure, 108. Second reading, 108-9. Third reading-Closure, 109. Member- " Be now heard ", 114. Suspension of, 460, 497. Closure of, 459-60, 460, 498, 499. National Service Training-Motion (Sir Wilfrid Kent Hughes)-Closure, 70, 570. Order of Day-Motion to discharge-Closure, 501. Precedence to Government Business- Closure, 346. Motion, 347. Social Services Bill 1962-Second reading-Amendment (Mr. A. D. Fraser), 24. Social Services Bill 1963-Second reading-Amendment (Mr. Daly), 554. Special Adjournment- Amendment (Mr. Calwell)- Closure, 358. Amendment, 359. Motion, 359. Speech-Extension of time, 194, 359-60, 459. Standing Order-No. 104-Suspension of- Closure, 347. Suspension of, 347-8. Standing Orders-Suspension of- Closure, 499. Motion, 499-500, 579 (negatived). Strangers be ordered to withdraw, 461. United States Naval Communication Station Agreement Bill 1963- Report be adopted, 493. Third reading-Amendment (Mr. Calwell)-Closure, 493. Want of Confidence in the Government, 415. War Service Homes Bill 1962- Second reading-Closure, 65-6. Third reading-Closure, 66-7. Wool Industry Bill 1962-Second reading-Amendment (Mr. Pollard), 349-50. Wool Tax Assessment Bill 1963-Second reading-Amendment (Mr. Pollard), 420. Divisions in Committee- Air Accidents (Commonwealth Liability) Bill 1963-Clause 8-Amendment (Mr. Whitlam), 577. Appropriation Bill 1963-64-Second Schedule-Proposed Expenditure-Departments, &c.- Prime Minister's-Amendment (Mr. Whitlam)- Closure, 560. Amendment, 560-1. Interior and Works-Closure, 561. Customs and Excise, &c.-Amendment (Mr. Einfeld)- Closure, 586. Amendment, 587. 2347/67-3 xxxiv

Divisons in Committee-continued. Civil Aviation and Shipping and Transport-Amendment (Mr. Whitlam), 577-8. Australian Capital Territory Electricity Supply Bill 1962-Bill be agreed to, 307. (Casting vote by Chairman.) Australian Coastal Shipping Commission Bill 1962--Clause 2, 312. Budget 1962-63-First Item-Amendment (Mr. Whitlam), 204. Commonwealth Electoral Bill 1962-Clause 3-Amendment (Mr. Beazley), 121. Copyright Bill 1963-Clause 3-Amendment (Mr. Whitlam), 446. Crimes (Aircraft) Bill 1963-Clause 13--Amendment (Mr. Whitlam), 572. Customs Tariff Amendments- No. 22-Item 390, 239-40. No. 23-Item 319, 240. No. 33-Item 465, 246. No. 46-Item 105, 294-5. Disabled Persons Accommodation Bill 1963- Clause 5-Amendment (Mr. Makin)- Closure, 581. Amendment, 581-2. Clause 6-Amendment (Mr. Daly), 582. Clause 8-Amendment (Mr. Daly)-- Closure, 582-3. Amendment, 583. Clause 9-Amendment (Mr. Thompson)- Closure, 583. Amendment, 584. Dissent from Chairman's Ruling, 29, 308 (agreed to). Estimates 1962-63-Votes be agreed to--Departments, &c.- Prime Minister's-Closure, 217-8 (negatived), 218. External Affairs-Closure, 218. Treasury, &c.- Vote be reduced by £1 (Mr. McGuren)- Closure, 222. Amendment, 223. Closure, 223. Civil Aviation, &c.- Vote be reduced by £1 (Mr. C. R. Cameron)- Closure, 236. Amendment, 236. Territories, &c.-Closure, 250. Health, &c.-Closure, 254-5. National Development, &c.- Vote be reduced by £1 (Mr. Nelson), 260. Vote be reduced by 15 shillings (Mr. Barnard), 260. Commonwealth Railways, &c.-Closure, 268. Income Tax and Social Services Contribution Assessment Bill 1962-Clause 7, 127. Loan (International Bank for Reconstruction and Development) Bill 1962-Bill be agreed to-Closure, 109. National Health Bill 1962-Clause 4-Postponement (Mr. Barnard), 342. Northern Territory (Administration) Bill 1962-Proposed new clause 4 (Mr. Whitlam), 308. (Casting vote by Chairman.) Papua and New Guinea Bill 1963- Clause 3-Amendment (Mr. Ward), 477. Clause 6-Amendment (Mr. Ward), 478. Clause 9- Amendment (Mr. Ward), 479. Amendment (Mr. Ward), 479. Amendment (Mr. Ward), 480. Patents Bill 1962-Proposed new clause 24A (Mr. Whitlam), 288. Progress-Motion to report, 349. Repatriation Bill 1963- Proposed new clause 2A (Mr. Barnard), 543. Proposed new clause 3A (Mr. Reynolds)- Closure, 543. New clause, 544. Proposed new clause 3B (Mr. Haylen)- Closure, 544. New clause, 545. XXXV

Divisions in Committee-continued. Repatriation Bill 1963-continued. Proposed new clause 22A (Mr. Bryant)- Closure, 545. New clause, 546. Proposed new clause 22B (Mr. Stewart)- Closure, 546. New clause, 547. Repatriation (Special Overseas Service) Bill 1962- Clause 7- Amendment (Mr. Haylen), 348-9. Amendment (Mr. Swartz)- Closure, 360. Amendment, 361. Service and Execution of Process Bill 1963-Clause 11-Amendment (Mr. Whitlam), 447. Social Services Bill 1962- Clause 1-Postponement (Mr. A. D. Fraser)- Closure, 28. Postponement, 28. Social Services Bill 1963-Bill be agreed to-Closure, 557. Stevedoring Industry Bill 1962- Proposed new clause 3B (Mr. Harrison), 275-6. Proposed new clause 9 (Mr. Harrison),276. Clause 13-Amendments (Mr. Harrison)- Closure, 278. Amendments, 278. Clause 14-Amendment (Mr. Harrison),279. Proposed new clause 18 (Mr. Harrison),283. United States Naval Communication Station Agreement Bill 1963- Clause 2, Amendment (Mr. Calwell)- Closure, 492. Amendment, 492. Bill be reported without amendment, 492. War Service Homes Bill 1962-Clause 4-Closure, 66. Wool Industry Bill 1962- Clause 6- Amendment (Mr. Pollard)- Closure, 350-1. Amendment, 351. Amendment (Mr. Pollard), 351. Clause 9- Amendment (Mr. Pollard), 352. Clause, 352. Clause 10-Amendment (Mr. Pollard), 352. Clause 11- Amendment (Mr. Pollard)- Closure, 353. Amendment, 353. Amendment (Mr. Pollard)-Closure,354. Amendment (Mr. Pollard)- Closure, 354. Amendment, 354-5. Dried Fruits Industry. See " Ministerial Statements " and " Statements." Dumping Duties-Agreement between Australia and New Zealand. See " Motions-Papers, Printing of."

E.

Economic Enquiry. See " Motions-Papers, Printing of." Education. See " Motions, &c.-The Commonwealth and Education ", "Petitions" and "Urgency- Discussion of Matters of." Egg Marketing. See " Petitions " and " Urgency-Discussion of Matters of." Election of Chairman of Committees. See " Chairman of Committees." Election of Members- Batman Division- Issue of Writ, 155. Return to Writ, 211. xxxvi

Election of Members-continued. East Sydney- Issue of Writ, 509. Return to Writ, 573. Grey Division- Issue of Writ, 419. Return to Writ, 509. General Election-Returns to Writs (Twenty-fourth Parliament), 3-4. Election of Speaker. See "Speaker." Electoral- Divisions-proposed redistribution- All States-Reports presented, 222. New South Wales-Motion (Mr. Freeth) to approve distribution and names of Divisions with substitution of certain names (2), 315-6. Amendment (Mr. Calwell)-That the House disapproves of the distribution of the State of New South Wales, &c., 340-1. Motion and amendment debated, 341. (Lapsed at Dissolution.) Engine Bearings and Bushings for Motor Vehicles. See " Ministerial Statements." Equal Pay for Equal Work. See " Urgency-Discussion of Matters of." Estate Duty Assessment Bills. See " Bills." Estimates. See " Advance to the Treasurer-Statement of Expenditure" and "Supply, Committee of- Messages, &c." European Common Market. See " Ministerial Statements " and " Australia and the European Common Market" under " Motions-Papers, Printing of" and " Ministerial Statements." European Launcher Development Organization. See " Motions-Papers, Printing of." Evidence Bill. See "Bills." Excise Bills and Excise Tariff. See " Bills ", " Ways and Means " and " Tariff Proposals."

F. Finance for Hospital Maintenance. See " Urgency-Discussion of Matters of." Flood Mitigation and Control. See " Urgency-Discussion of Matters of." Flood mitigation in New South Wales. See " Statements." Fluoridation of Water Supply in Canberra Area. See " Motions-General." Forbes, Mr.-Election to Australian National University Council, 74. Foreign Affairs. See "Committees." Fraser, Mr. A. D.- Leave of absence, 585. Named-Matter not proceeded with, 265.

G. General Business. See " Business." General Elections. See " Election of Members" and " Ministerial Statements." Gift Duty Assessment Bill. See "Bills." Gold Mines Development Assistance Bill. See " Bills." Gold-Mining Industry Assistance Bill. See " Bills." Government Business. See "Business." Governor-General (Viscount De L'Isle)- Address in Reply to. See " Address." Commission to Deputy to open Parliament, 2. Commission to administer oaths to Members- To Sir William John Victor Windeyer, 2-3. To Speaker, 5. Message from Deputy requesting attendance of Members in Senate Chamber-To hear declaration of opening of Parliament, 2. Message from the, desiring attendance of Members in Senate Chamber-To hear Opening Speech, 5. Opening Speech, 6-10. Presentation of Speaker, 5. Proclamation appointing day of assembly read, 1. And see " Messages." Gove Peninsula-Welfare of Aborigines. See " Motions-Papers, Printing of-Aborigines of Gove Peninsula." " Grievance Day "-Question, That the Speaker do now leave the Chair- Agreed to, 197, 253. Debated and negatived (after debate interrupted in accordance with Standing Order No. 291), 57, 99, 132, 152, 183, 457. Not called on, as time allowed under Standing Order No. 291 had expired, 298, 316, 416, 485. Grievances of Yirrkala Aborigines, Arnhem Land Reserve. See " Committees ", "Motions-General," "Petitions " and " Statements." H. "Hansard " Officers-Attendance before Supreme Court, 464. "Hansard" Report. See " Ministerial Statements." Hayden, Mr.-Named and suspended, 460. Readmitted to House, 461. Haylen, Mr.- Appointed member of the Council of the National Library of Australia, 74. Named and suspended, 458. Healy, Mr. A. K.-See " Parliamentary Reporting Staff." Heard Island and McDonald Islands Bill. See " Bills." Hire-Purchase Companies, Activities of.-See " Urgency-Discussion of Matters of." Hire-Purchase Needs. See " Urgency-Discussion of Matters of." Holt, Mr. H. E.-Appointed Leader of the House, 6. Holyoake, Rt. Hon. K. J. See " Distinguished Visitor." Homes for disabled persons. See " Statements." Honey. See " Bills " and " Ways and Means." Hospital Maintenance-Finance for. See " Urgency-Discussions of Matters of." Hour of Meeting. See "Business." House Committee. See "Committees." House of Representatives Accommodation. See " Committees " and " Motions-General."

I. Income Tax. See " Bills " and " Ways and Means." Insurance Bill. See "Bills." International Coffee Agreement. See " Ministerial Statements." International Development Association Bills. See " Bills." International Finance Corporation Bill. See " Bills." International Monetary Agreements Bill. See " Bills." International Organizations (Privileges and Immunities) Bill. See " Bills." International Wheat Agreement Bill. See "Bills." Investment Allowance on Primary Producers' Plant and Equipment. See " Ministerial Statements."

J. James, Mr. A. W.-Leave of absence, 243. James, Mr. R. See "Deaths." Japan-Agreement on Commerce between Australia and Japan. See " Motions to take note of Papers " and " Ministerial Statements." Johnson, Hon. H. V. See " Deaths." Johnson, Mr.-Named-Matter not proceeded with, 543. Johnston, Mr. S. C. See " Deaths." Joint Committees. See "Committees." Joint Select Committee on Parliamentary and Government Publications. See "Committees."

K. Kapooka. See " Committees-Public Works." Kearney, Mr. V.-Leave of absence, 541. Kingsford-Smith Airport (Sydney). See " Committees-Public Works." Kuttabul, H.M.A.S. See " Committees-Public Works."

L. Laos. Aee " Developments in Laos " under " Ministerial Statements." Launceston Airport. See " Committees-Public Works." Leader of the House-Mr. H. E. Holt appointed, 6. Leave of absence to Members. See " Members." Leave- To amend notice of motion, 104. To attend A.C.T. Supreme Court, 464. To consider motions together, 133, 240, 247, 295, 427. To enable debate on second reading to continue forthwith, 611. To incorporate certain documents and correspondence in Ministerial Statement previously tabled, 101. To make Statement, not granted, 87, 99, 273, 586, 593. xxxvi

Leave-continued. To make Ministerial Statement, not granted, 498 (3). To member to speak again, 294. To Minister to table paper during speech on adjournment, 24. To move motion without notice, 461 (not granted). To move that Reports of Printing Committee be agreed to, 153, 209, 266, 299, 370, 507, 535, 571, 618. To table Paper, 139. To table Papers, not granted, 313, 315. To table photographs, during Speech, 489. And see " Speech " and " Standing Orders." Legislative Council. See " Northern Territory-Remonstrance." Library-Remonstrance from Northern Territory tabled in, 203. Library Committee. See " Committees." Loan Bills. See " Bills." Loan (Australian National Airlines Commission) Bill. See " Bills." Loan (Qantas Empire Airways Limited) Bills. See " Bills." Loan (War Service Land Settlement) Bill. See " Bills." Lonsdale Exchange Building. See " Committees-Public Works." Lucock, Mr.-Appointed Chairman of Committees, 12.

M. McEwen, Mr.- Appointed Leader of Country Party, 6. Leave of absence, 99. Mclvor, Mr.-Leave of absence, 243. McLeay, Sir John.-Appointed Speaker, 5. Malaysia. See " Ministerial Statements." Malaysia Defence. See " Motions-To take note of Papers." Melbourne. See " Committees-Public Works." Members- Attendance of-At each sitting. See at end of each day's proceedings. Closure of, 57 (negatived), 70 (negatived), 93 (negatived), 114 (negatived), 458 (negatived), 459-60 (negatived), 460 (negatived). Election. See "Election." Leave of absence, 99, 107, 243, 243 (4), 293 (2), 541 (2), 585 (3). Leave of absence to all Members, 153, 205, 374, 508, 619. Named and Suspended- Mr. Hayden, 460. Re-admitted to House after Standing Orders suspended, &c., 461. Mr. Haylen, 458. Mr. Ward, 497. Ordered by Speaker to withdraw from House, 497. Named-Matter not proceeded with- Mr. Bryant, 303. Mr. Daly, 615. Mr. A. D. Fraser, 265. Mr. Johnson, 543. Mr. Uren, 210. Speech- " Be not further heard "-negatived, 57, 70, 93, 114, 458, 459-60, 460, 498 (agreed to), 499 (agreed to). " Be now heard "-negatived, 114. Extension of time. See " Speech." Sworn, 4, 35, 211, 509, 573. And see " Statements." Menindee Lakes Storage Agreement Bill. See" Bills." Messages- From the Administrator (Sir Dallas Brooks)- Transmitting Estimates for, and recommending Appropriation. See " Supply, Committee of- Messages, &c." Recommending an Appropriation, in accordance with section 56 of the Constitution, for Bills. See Proceedings on Bills under " Bills." Notifying that the Royal Assent had been given to Bills. See Proceedings on Bills under " Bills." From the Governor-General (Viscount De L'Isle) or his Deputy- Desiring attendance of Members in Senate Chamber- To hear declaration of opening of Parliament, 2. To hear Opening Speech, 5. Recommending an Appropriation, in accordance with section 56 of the Constitution, for Bills. See Proceedings on Bills under " Bills." Recommending an Appropriation for the purposes of a new clause to be inserted in a Bill, 600, 614. xxxix

Messages-continued. Recommending an Appropriation for the purposes of an amendment to be requested by the Senate, 616. Transmitting Estimates for, and recommending Appropriation. See " Supply, Committee of- Messages, &c." Notifying that the Royal Assent had been given to Bills. See Proceedings on Bills under " Bills". Transmitting particulars of proposed expenditure, and recommending an appropriation. See Proceedings on Bills under " Bills." From the Senate- Acquainting the House that the Senate has agreed to the Amendments made by the House in the following Bills- Blowering Water Storage Works Agreement 1963, 603. Excise 1962, 148. Acquainting the House that the Senate has agreed to the consequential amendments made by the House in the following Bills- Air Accidents (Commonwealth Liability) 1963, 613. International Organizations (Privileges and Immunities) 1963, 585. Transmitting for concurrence Bills initiated in the Senate. See Proceedings on Bills under " Bills." Notifying agreement, without amendment or requests, to Bill received from the House of Representatives. See Proceedings on Bills under " Bills." Returning with amendments the following Bills received from the House of Representatives- Air Accidents (Commonwealth Liability) 1963, 599. Crimes (Aircraft) 1963, 585. International Organizations (Privileges and Immunities) 1963, 553. Service and Execution of Process 1963, 490. Returning the Phosphate Fertilizers Bounty Bill 1963 with a requested amendment, 616. Notifying agreement to appointment of undermentioned Joint Committees- Australian Capital Territory, 144. Foreign Affairs, 71 (including appointment of Senators), 191 (Discharge and appointment of Senators). Parliamentary and Government Publications, 358. Extended Time for Report, 550. Notifying appointment of Senators to undermentioned Joint Committees- Broadcasting of Parliamentary Proceedings (Statutory), 75, 186 (vacancy). Public Accounts (Statutory), 37, 184 (vacancy). Public Works-Parliamentary Standing (Statutory), 31, 184 (vacancy), 489 (vacancy). Midnight-Sitting after, 25, 56, 66, 101, 110, 129, 137, 143, 247, 260, 283, 296, 337, 342, 349, 371, 478, 490, 544, 572, 584, 590, 593, 596, 605, 614. Minister- Presents petition, 541. Tables paper during adjournment debate, 24. Ministerial duties. See " Ministry." Ministerial Statements- Aboriginal Welfare Conference, Darwin (Mr. Hasluck), 516. Aborigines of Gove Peninsula, Northern Territory-Welfare (Mr. Hasluck), 419. Agreement on Commerce between Australia and Japan (Mr. McEwen), 559. Aircraft Accident at East Sale, Victoria (Mr. Fairbairn),188. Answers to Questions on Notice (Sir Garfield Barwick), 253. Australia and European Common Market (Mr. McEwen), 133. Common Market-Britain's negotiations (Mr. McEwen), 357. Common Market Negotiations (Mr. Menzies), 184. Cuba-Broadcast by President of the United States (Mr. Menzes), 257. Cuban Crisis (Sir Garfield Barwlck), 268. Defence Programme (Mr. Townley), 259. Defence Review (Mr. Menzies), 491. Design Licences (Mr. Holt), 243. Developments in Laos-SEATO Activities (Sir Garfield Barwick), 151. Disarmament and Nuclear Tests (Sir Garfield Barwick), 100, 101 (Supplementary). Dried Fruits Industry (Mr. Adermann), 593. Dumping Duties-Agreement between Australia and New Zealand (Mr. Fairhall),467. Economic Enquiry (Mr. Menzies), 251. Engine Bearings and Bushings for Motor Vehicles-Report of Special Advisory Authority (Mr. Swartz), 73. European Common Market and Australia (Mr. McEwen), 133. European Common Market Negotiations (Mr. Menzies), 149. European Launcher Development Organization (Mr. Fairhall), 112. Extension of Television Services (Mr. Davidson), 221. "Hansard" Report (Mr. Townley), 265. General Elections (Sir Robert Menzies), 586, 595. Independence of Uganda (Mr. Menzies), 231. International Coffee Agreement (Mr. McEwen), 416. Investment Allowance on Primary Producers' Plant and Equipment (Mr. Holt), 550. Malaysia (Sir Garfield Barwick), 410. Malaysia Defence (Sir Robert Menzies), 565. National Radiation Advisory Committee-Report on a detailed assessment of fallout in Australia, dated June, 1962 (Mr. Menzies), 161. Ministerial Statements-continued. Nuclear Test Ban Treaty (Sir Garfield Barwick), 520. Papua and New Guinea-Interim Report from the Select Committee of the Legislative Council upon the Political Development of the Territory (Mr. Hasluck), 257. Physically Handicapped Persons-Permanent Employment in Commonwealth Public Service (Mr. Menzies), 149. Post Office-Co-operation with State Police Authorities in suppressing illegal betting (Mr. Davidson), 73. Post Office-Illegal Betting in Victoria--Commission of Inquiry (Mr. Davidson), 151. Prime Ministers' Conference and the Common Market (Mr. Menzies), 250. Queen Elizabeth II. Fellowships (Sir Robert Menzies), 603. Rates on Commonwealth Properties (Mr. Holt), 243. Redistribution of States into Electoral Divisions (Mr. Freeth), 17. Redistribution of States into Electoral Divisions-Appointment of Distribution Commissioners (Mr. Freeth), 103. Restrictive Trade Practices-Proposals for Control (Mr. Freeth), 370. Royal Australian Air Force (Sir Robert Menzies), 604. Social Service Payments (Mr. Roberton), 291. South Vietnam (Sir Garfield Barwick), 527 (2). Tabling of Treaties (Sir Garfield Barwick), 243. Television- Commercial Licences (Mr. Davidson), 419. Extension of Television Services (Mr. Davidson), 558. Trading Bank Facilities and Arrangements (Mr. Holt), 111. United States Naval Communications Station-Establishment in Western Australia (Mr. Menzies), 151. West New Guinea-Indonesian-Netherlands Agreement (Sir Garfield Barwick), 193. West New Guinea-Netherlands Indonesian Dispute (Sir Garfield Barwick), 71. Wool Promotion (Sir Robert Menzies), 579. And see " Standing Orders." Ministry- Absence of- Mr. Cramer, 463. Mr. Davidson, 563. Mr. Hasluck, 263. Mr. Holt, 563. Mr. McEwen, 39, 416. Sir Garfield Barwick, 305, 416, 553. Mr. Townley, 449, 585. Formation of New Ministry and Ministerial arrangements, 5-6. Ministerial arrangements, 39, 263, 305, 416, 449, 463, 553, 563, 585. Ministerial changes and arrangements, 155. Resignation of Mr. Bury, 155. Mortimer, Mr. J.-Sworn, 509. Motions- Considered together, 133, 240, 247, 295, 427. Leave (not granted) to move motion without notice, 461. Moved together, 89, 91, 425-6 (5), 452 (3). Motion moved but was not further proceeded with, 460-1. Withdrawn, by leave, 152, 566. And see " Standing Orders-Report presented." Principal Motions- Censure of Government-Motion (Mr. Calwell)-That this House censures the Government for its policy in relation to the granting of commercial television licences and states that this policy is contrary to the best interests of the community, 441. Debated and negatived, 441-2. Disabled Persons Homes Bill.-Motion for leave to bring in, debated, 471. (Lapsed at Dissolution.) Want of Confidence in the Government.-Motion (Mr. Calwell)-That this Government no longer possesses the confidence of this House, 411. Debated, 411, 413, 415. Negatived, 415. General- Disarmament-That this House inform the Parliaments of all Members of the United Nations of its belief in the principles of general and total disarmament, &c. (Mr. Wentworth); debated and agreed to, 500. Fluoridation of Water Supply in Canberra Area-That in view of conflicting evidence available on the value of fluoridation of water, this House is of opinion that the decision to introduce fluoride into the water in the Canberra area should be suspended. (Mr. Killen), 580. Amendment (Mr. Beazley) that a Select Committee be appointed to inquire into the advisability of introducing fluoride into the water supply, &c., 580. Motion and amendment debated, 580. (Lapsed at Dissolution.) Grievances of Yirrkala Aborigines-That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire into the grievances of certain aboriginal people of Yirrkala, &c. (Mr. Beazley); debated and agreed to, 549. House of Representatives Accommodation-That a Select Committee be appointed to consider the adequacy or inadequacy of the accommodation available for Members and Ministers &c., (Mr. Wentworth); debated and agreed to, 569. Motions-continued. Principal Motions-continued. General-continued. International Airport at Tullamarine-That this House recognizes the desirability of the early establishment of an international airport at Tullamarine in order to promote tourism, &c. (Mr. Howson); debated, 285. (Lapsed at Dissolution.) National Service Training-That in view of increasing pressure of Communist infiltration, subversion and guerrilla aggression in South-East Asia, &c., National Service training should be introduced, &c. (Sir Wilfrid Kent Hughes); debated, 69, 550, 570. (Lapsed at Dissolution.) Overseas Investment.-That this House expresses its concern at our increasing dependence on overseas investment, &c. (Mr. Calwell); debated, 519. (Lapsed at Dissolution.) South-East Asia-That this House is of the opinion that Australia should confer with South-East Asian nations, SEATO should be reorganized and an Economic Planning Headquarters should be established, &c. (Sir Wilfrid Kent Hughes); debated, 569-70. (Lapsed at Dissolution.) And see "Electoral." Papers, Printing of- Aborigines of Gove Peninsula, Northern Territory-Welfare-Ministerial Statement (Mr. Hasluck), 419. Amendment (Mr. Beazley)-That in the opinion of this House Aborigines in the Gove Peninsula area should be allowed to select trustees for the safeguarding of aboriginal rights, &c., 506. Motion and amendment debated, 506. (Lapsedat Dissolution.) ANZUS Council-Canberra Meeting-Communiqud issued on 9th May, 1962 (Mr. Roberton,) 142. Discharged, 558. Australia and the European Common Market-Ministerial Statement, 3rd May, 1962 (Mr. Townley), 133. Debated, 135. Discharged, 185. Common Market-Britain's Negotiations-Ministerial Statement, 6th December, 1962 (Mr. McEwen), 357. Discharged, 558. Common Market Negotiations-Ministerial Statement, 9th August, 1962 (Mr. Hasluck), 184. Debated, 186, 206, 210. Discharged, 558. Cuban Crisis-Ministerial Statement, 6th November, 1962 (Sir Garfield Barwick), 268. Debated, 311, 316. Discharged, 489. Defence Review-Ministerial Statement, 22nd May, 1963 (Sir Robert Menzies), 491. (Lapsed at Dissolution.) Disarmament and Nuclear Tests- Ministerial Statement, 5th April, 1962 (Sir Garfield Barwick), 100. Supplementary Statement, 101. Debated, 147. Discharged, 558. Dumping Duties-Agreement between Australia and New Zealand, 467. (Lapsedat Dissolution.) Economic Enquiry-Ministerial Statement, 17th October, 1962 (Mr. Menzies), 251. Debated, 474. (Lapsed at Dissolution.) European Launcher Development Organization-Ministerial Statement (Mr. Fairhall), 112. (Lapsed at Dissolution.) Extension of Television Services- Ministerial Statement, 4th October, 1962 (Mr. Davidson); and Australian Broadcasting Control Board-Report and Recommendations to the Postmaster- General on Applications for Commercial Television Licences in certain country areas, 221. (Lapsed at Dissolution.) Post Office-Co-operation with State Police Authorities in suppressing illegal betting- Ministerial Statement (Mr. Davidson), 73. (Lapsed at Dissolution). Post Office-Illegal Betting in Victoria-Commission of Inquiry-Ministerial Statement, 17th May, 1962 (Mr. Davidson); debated and agreed to, 151. Prime Ministers' Conference, London, September, 1962, and the Common Market-Ministerial Statement (Mr. Menzies), 250. Debated, 250, 255. Discharged, 558. Restrictive Trade Practices-Proposals for Control-Ministerial Statement (Mr. Freeth), 370. (Lapsed at Dissolution.) The Commonwealth and Education-Statement by Prime Minister, 6th November, 1962 (Mr. Freeth), 267. Amendment (Mr. Whitlam)-That this House condemns the paper for its failure to relate present financial provisions to any assessment of the nation's educational requirements, &c., 370-1. Motion and amendment debated, 371. (Lapsed at Dissolution.) Television- Australian Broadcasting Control Board-Report and Recommendations to the Postmaster- General, &c., 419. Commercial Licences-Ministerial Statement, 9th April, 1963 (Mr. Davidson), 419. Discharged, 439. Trading Bank Facilities and Arrangements-Ministerial Statement (Mr. Holt), 111. Debated, 152. Motion withdrawn, by leave, 152. West New Guinea-Indonesian-Netherlands Agreement-Ministerial Statement, 21st August, 1962 (Sir Garfield Barwick). Debated and agreed to, 193. West New Guinea-Netherlands-Indonesian Dispute-Ministerial Statement, 15th March, 1962 (Mr. Swartz), 71. Debated, 84, 106. Discharged, 558. Motions--continued. Principal Motions continued. To take note of Paper (new Standing Order No. 322)- Aboriginal Welfare-Conference of Commonwealth and State Ministers held in Darwin, July, 1963 (Mr. Hasluck); debated, 516. (Lapsed at Dissolution.) Agreement on Commerce between Australia and Japan (Sir Garfield Barwick), 519. (Lapsed at Dissolution.) Commonwealth Parliamentary Delegation-Report of Visit to South-East Asia-June-July, 1963 (Mr. Davidson), 541. (Lapsed at Dissolution.) Extension of Television Services-Australian Broadcasting Control Board-Report and Recommendations to the Postmaster-General on Applications for Commercial Television Stations in certain Country Areas-Ministerial Statement (Mr. Davidson), 558. (Lapsed at Dissolution.) Malaysia Defence-Papers and Ministerial Statement (Mr. Adermann), 565. Debated, 566 (Lapsed at Dissolution.) Text of Treaty Banning Nuclear Weapon Tests in the Atmosphere, &c. (Sir Garfield Barwick), 520. (Lapsed at Dissolution).

N. Naming of Members. See " Members." National Health Bills. See "Bills." National Library Council-Election of Mr. Haylen, 74. National Radiation Advisory Committee. See " Ministerial Statements." National Service Training. See " Motions-General." Netherlands-Indonesian Dispute. See " Motions-Papers, Printing of." New Guinea. See "Papua and New Guinea" and "West New Guinea." Newspaper Misrepresentation. See " Statements." New State. See " Petitions." New Zealand Preference. See "Customs Tariff" under "Bills" and "Ways and Means." Norfolk Island Bill. See "Bills." Northern Territory. See " Committees--Public Works." Northern Territory (Administration) Bill. See " Bills." Northern Territory-Remonstrance from Legislative Council, 203. Northern Territory Representation Bill. See " Bills." Notice of Motion. See "Business." Nuclear Test Ban Treaty. See " Motions to take note of Paper-Text of Treaty Banning Nuclear Weapon Tests, &c." Nuclear Weapons. See " Petitions."

0. Oaths-To Members-Administered by- Commissioner, 4. Speaker, 35, 211, 509, 573. And see " Speaker-Commission to administer oath." Oil Resources. See " Australia's Oil Resources " under " Urgency-Discussion of Matters of." Officers-" Hansard." See "Hansard." O'Donnell, Mr. L. D.-See " Parliamentary Reporting Staff." Opposition-Appointment of Leader and Deputy Leader, 6. Orders of the Day. See "Business." Overseas Telecommunications Bill. See " Bills." Overseas Investment. See " Motions-General."

P. Page, Sir Earle. See "Deaths." Papers presented. See " Index to Papers presented to Parliament" (page liii). Papers- Report read by Clerk of House, 153, 209, 265-6, 299, 370, 534-5, 571, 618-9. Tabled in Library, 231. And see "Committees-Printing ", "Leave ", "Motions-Papers, Printing of", "Minister" and " Speaker." Papua and New Guinea. See "Education" under "Urgency-Discussion of Matters of ", "Ministerial Statements" and " Bills." Parliament (Twenty-fourth) of the Commonwealth- Commission to open, 2. Dissolution. See page 625. Opening of First Session, 1. Speech of Governor-General reported by Speaker, 6. Parliamentary and Government Publications. See "Committees." Parliamentary Delegation to South-East Asia. See" Motions-To take note of Papers." Parliamentary Papers Bill. See "Bills." Parliamentary Proceedings Broadcasting. See "Committees-Broadcasting." Parliamentary Reporting Staff- Retirement of Mr. L. D. O'Donnell (Principal Parliamentary Reporter), 411. Promotion of Messrs. Dale, Healy and Bridgman, 411. Parliamentary Retiring Allowances Trust-Appointment of Trustee (Mr. Chaney), 39. Patents Bill. See "Bills." Pay-roll Tax Assessment Bills. See " Bills." Petitions- Ordered to be printed, 531. Presented by Prime Minister and Minister, 541. Received (and read unless otherwise shown)- Aborigines- Praying that the Government remove Section 127 and the words discriminating against Aborigines in Section 51 of the Commonwealth Constitution, by the holding of a referendum at an early date-From certain citizens of the Commonwealth, 339, 345, 357, 375, 381, 415 (5) (4 not read), 419 (not read), 449 (2) (not read), 497 (not read), 515 (5) (4 not read), 519 (not read), 523 (not read), 525 (not read), 529 (3) (not read), 531 (3) (2 not read), 533 (2) (not read, 537 (4) (3 not read), 541 (3) (not read), 549 (not read), 557 (not read), 559 (not read), 563 (not read), 565 (2) (not read), 573 (not read), 575 (not read), 579 (not read), 589, 591 (not read), 595 (2) (not read), 599 (not read), 603 (2) (not read), 611 (not read), 615 (2) (not read). Praying that the House appoint a Committee to hear the grievances of the aboriginal people of Yirrkala in Arnhem Land, &c.-From the aboriginal people of Yirrkala, 515 (2) (1 not read), 531 (2) (1 not read, 1 ordered to be printed). Bombing Range-Praying that the use of the area known as "The Bombing Range" at Anna Bay for Air Force bombing and Army gunfire be discontinued forthwith, and that the range be shifted to the area known as " Uralla ", Salt Ash or one of the islands off the coast-From certain citizens of New South Wales, 103 (2) (1 not read), 107 (not read), 111 (not read). Education-Praying that the House will (1) make provision in the Budget for a substantial Federal emergency grant to all State Governments for education services and (2) set up a national committee of enquiry to investigate and report on the needs of primary, secondary and technical education throughout Australia-From certain electors in the State of New South Wales, 185, 187 (not read), 197 (not read). New State-Respectfully urging that the present Parliament pass a bill for an act to implement the recommendation contained in paragraph 1284 of the Report of the all-party Joint Committee on Constitutional Review of 1959 and thereby enable a referendum to be held to provide an opportunity for the people to determine the question whether a new State should be formed- From certain electors in the northern part of the State of New South Wales, 259. Nuclear Weapons- Containing a prayer in relation to the partial nuclear test ban treaty, &c.-From certain electors of the Commonwealth, 537. Praying that the Government take immediate steps to impress on the Governments of the U.S.A. and U.S.S.R. the dangers involved in the testing of nuclear weapons, &c.- From certain electors of Coburg, 107. From certain electors of the Division of Wills, 151. Praying that (1) Australia protest to the British and United States Governments regarding forthcoming nuclear tests, &c., (2) the Minister for Defence be instructed not to negotiate for nuclear bases in Australia and (3) the Minister for External Affairs reconsider his reply to the Acting Secretary-General of the United Nations, &c.-From certain electors in the Sydney area, 149. Praying that the Commonwealth Government will (I) adopt the proposal of the Leader of the Opposition for extending the existing nuclear free zone in Antarctica to the whole of the Southern Hemisphere, (2) assure the United Nations of Australia's willingness to enter into an agreement to keep Australia free of nuclear weapons or bases and (3) assist in securing the earliest possible agreement for a universal and permanent test ban treaty-From certain electors of the Commonwealth, 187, 189 (2) (1 not read). Praying that the Government support a Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, ensure that foreign bases are not permitted on Australian soil and declare Australia's willingness not to manufacture nuclear weapons, &c.-From certain electors of the Commonwealth, 383, 449 (2) (not read), 455 (not read), 457, 475, 489 (3) (2 not read), 491 (3) (2 not read), 497 (3) (2 not read) 515 (2) (not read), 523 (2) (not read), 527 (2) (not read), 529, 531, 541 (not read). Petitions-continued. Received-continued. Post Office-Praying that the Government will immediately move to replace the present obsolete and inadequate Post Office building at Newstead in Tasmania-From certain electors of the Division of Bass, 315. Remonstrance-Praying that the House should debate and redress the grievances of the Northern Territory Legislative Council, &c.-From certain Members of the Legislative Council, 203. Social Services- Praying that pensioners be given relief from increasing costs by enabling them to have earnings that would bring their income to half of the basic wage-From certain residents of Watervale, 27 (not read). Praying that the Government take urgent action to increase the pension and allowances of age, invalid and widow pensioners and allocate additional finance for the building of low rental houses and units for pensioners and elderly people-From certain electors of New South Wales, 375 (2) (1 not read), 381 (5) (4 not read), 383 (17) (not read), 415 (10) (not read), 419 (2) (not read), 445 (not read). Praying that age, invalid, service and widows' pensions be increased by £1 per week-From certain citizens of the Commonwealth, 381. Praying that funeral benefits for burial of pensioners be increased to £30-From 'certain pensioners of New South Wales, 111. Praying that the Government ease the financial position of age, invalid and widow pensioners, &c. -From certain electors of the Commonwealth, 515 (5) (4 not read), 519 (not read), 523 (not read), 525 (not read), 533. Praying that the pension increase of ten shillings proposed in the 1963 Budget be granted to all age, invalid and widow pensioners.-From certain electors of the Commonwealth, 537, 541 (3) (2 not read), 553 (2) (not read), 565 (not read), 573 (2) (not read), 579, 599 (not read). Unemployment-Praying that the House will take immediate steps to ease the burdens of unemployment-From certain electors in the States of the Commonwealth, 187. Physically Handicapped Persons. See " Ministerial Statements." Phosphate Fertilizers Bounty Bill. See "Bills." Photographs-tabled, by leave, during speech, 489. Points of Order. See "Rulings, &c." Political Censorship. See " Urgency-Discussion of Matters of." Post Office-Illegal Betting. See " Motions-Papers, Printing of." Post Office, Newstead (Tas.). See "Petitions." Postponement of Business, Notice of Motion or Orders of the Day. See "Business." Poulter, Senator M. W. See "Deaths." Prime Minister presents petition, 541. Prime Ministers' Conference and the Common Market. See " Motions-Papers, Printing of." Printing. See "Committees ", "Papers" and " Petitions." Privilege. See "Committees." Processed Milk Products Bounty Bill. See " Bills." Proclamations-Twenty-fourth Parliament-- Convening (First Session), on 20th February, 1962, 1. Dissolution of. See page 625. Public Accounts Committee. See "Committees." Public Importance-Discussion of Matter of- Proposed Decimal Currency Units-The disadvantages and inequities of making ten shillings (10/-) the basic unit in the proposed decimal currency, &c. (Mr. Crean)-Discussion concluded, 575. Public Works Committee. See "Bills" and " Committees."

Q. Queen Elizabeth II. Fellowships. See " Ministerial Statements." Queensland Beef Cattle Roads Agreement Bill. See "Bills." Questions on notice, answers to. See " Ministerial Statements" and " Statements." Questions without notice. See each day's proceedings. And see " Rulings " and " Speaker." Government not to answer Questions until Want of Confidence Amendment disposed of, 525.

R.

Rates on Commonwealth Properties. See " Ministerial Statements." Raw Cotton Bounty Bill. See "Bills." Rayon Yamrn Bounty Bill. See "Bills." Redistribution of States into Electoral Divisions. See " Electoral" and " Ministerial Statements.' Re-establishment and Employment Bill. See " Bills." Reid, Senator the Hon. A. D. See " Deaths." Remonstrance from Legislative Council. See " Northern Territory " and "Petitions." Removal of Prisoners (Territories) Bill. See "Bills." Repatriation. See " Bills " and " Urgency-Discussion of Matters of." Restrictive Trade Practices. See " Motions-Papers, Printing of" and "Statements." Rhodesia and Nyasaland-Federation of. See " Customs Tariff" under "Bills" and " Ways and Means." River Murray Waters Bill. See "Bills." Royal Australian Air Force. See " Ministerial Statements." Rulings, &c.- By Speaker- Question without notice- That although Question was addressed to the Postmaster-General the matter raised was one for Mr. Holt (Treasurer) to answer and it was in order for him to do so, 93. Dissent from Ruling moved (Mr. Calwell); debated and negatived, 93-4. "Urgency " matter- That latter part of matter was out of order as it was sub judice, 297. Dissent from Ruling moved (Mr. Calwell); negatived, 297-8. Select Committee-Application of Standing Order No. 326-Statement by Speaker, 559. By Deputy Speaker- (Mr. Lucock)- That the remarks of the honorable Member for Yarra (Mr. Cairns) were out of order as they were not relevant to the Bill, 54. Dissent from Ruling moved (Mr. Duthie); negatived, 54-5. Second reading amendment-That the amendment was out of order as it was not relevant to the subject matter of the Bill, 113. (Mr. Drury)- That the words used by the honorable Member for Mackellar (Mr. Wentworth) were not unparliamentary, 457. Dissent from Ruling moved (Mr. Crean), 458. Negatived, 458-9. By Chairman- That the proposed amendment would not be in order as its effect would be to increase the amount of the appropriation required, 28. Dissent from Ruling moved (Mr. Whitlam); negatived, 28-9. That the scope of the debate on the Votes for the Defence Services did not permit unlimited reference to external affairs, 265. Dissent from Ruling moved (Mr. Cairns); negatived, 265. That the proposed new clause was out of order as it was not within the Title or relevant to the subject matter of the Bill, 307. Dissent from Ruling moved (Mr. Whitlam); Carried, 307-8. That the amendment was out of order as its effect would be to increase the amount of the appropriation, 342. That the amendment was in order (Point of Order raised that amendment was not relevant or within Title of Bill), 582. Russell, Mr. E. H. D. See " Deaths."

S. Sales Tax. See " Bills " and " Ways and Means." SEATO Activities-Developments in Laos. See " Ministerial Statements." Seat of Government (Administration) Bill. See " Bills." Senate amendments to Bills. See " Messages-From the Senate " and " Bills." Serjeant-at-Arms directed to escort Member from House, 497. Service and Execution of Process Bill. See " Bills. " Shipbuilding Industry. See " Urgency-Discussion of Matters of." Sitting Days and Hours. See " Business." Sittings after Midnight. See " Midnight." Snowy Mountains Hydro-electric Authority. See " Bills." Social Service Payments. See " Ministerial Statements." Social Services. See "Bills ", "Petitions ", "Standing Orders-Suspension of" and" Urgency-Discussion of Matters of." South-East Asia. See " Motions-General." South Vietnam. See " Ministerial Statements." Speaker (Hon. Sir John McLeay)- Address in Reply. See "Address." Announced receipt of Remonstrance from Northern Territory Legislative Council, 203. Commission to administer Oath to Members, 5, 161 (from Administrator). Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Delegation-Presence in gallery-Welcome, 249. Directed Member to discontinue speech, 495. Directed Serjeant-at-Arms to escort Member from House, 497. Election of, 5. Member named by-After apology matter not proceeded with, 303, 615. Oath administered by, 35, 211, 509, 573. Presentation to Governor-General, 5. Presents papers, 185, 202, 211, 265, 519, 553, 615. Reports Governor-General's Opening Speech, 6. Reports Message from Parliament of Uganda, 377. Reports Resolution from City of Newport, U.S.A., 231. Statement on application of Standing Order No. 326, 559. Statement regarding Questions without notice, 27. Warrant appointing Temporary Chairmen of Committees, 17. And see " Rulings, &c."

Special Adjournment. See "Business." Speech- Extensions of time- Agreed to- Adjournment of House, 289, 468 (2). Other, 133, 193, 265, 311, 423 (2), 459. Negatived, 194, 359-60. Leave given to Member to continue at future time, 70, 75, 83, 135, 139, 286, 341, 465, 471, 550, 566, 570 (2). Leave given to Member to speak again, 294. Member- "Be further heard "-negatived, 495. "Be not further heard "-negatived, 57, 70, 93, 114, 458, 459-60, 460. "Be now heard "-negatived, 114. Address to House for another Member, 463. Standing Orders suspended to enable Member to speak again, 298. Standing Orders suspended to enable Member to make statement on homes for disabled persons, 471. And see " Standing Orders-Suspension of." Standing and Statutory Committees. See " Committees." Standing Orders- Report presented, 201. Amended and agreed to, 455. No. 17. See "Temporary Chairmen of Committees." No. 24. See " Suspension of-By leave" under this heading. No. 92. See "Business-Debate" and "Suspension of-By leave" under this heading. No. 104. See " Business." No. 108. See "Business." No. 156. See " Business-Notice of Motion." No. 223. See "Suspension of-By leave" under this heading. No. 291. See "Grievance Day." No. 302. See " Members-Named and Suspended." No. 303. See" Member-Ordered to withdraw from House."

(New Standing Orders to operatefrom 13th August, 1963.) No. 103. See "Business." No. 109. See "Business." No. 322. See " Motions-To take note of Paper." Suspension of- By leave- To enable following Members to speak on Budget without limitation of time-Mr. Whitlam, 186, Mr. Menzies, 189, Mr. Crean, 189. To enable Mr. Menzies, Mr. McEwen, Mr. Calwell and Mr. Whitlam each to speak for a period not exceeding 45 minutes on motion to approve distribution of New South Wales into Electoral Divisions, 340. To enable Member to speak for another in connexion with discussion on matter of urgent public importance, 463. To enable Mr. Crean to speak for period not exceeding 40 minutes, 152. To enable Mr. McEwen to speak for a period not exceeding 45 minutes, 253. To enable Mr. Pollard to speak without limitation of time, 250. Standing Orders-continued. Suspension of-continued. By leave-continued. To enable Mr. Pollard to speak for period not exceeding 30 minutes, 135. To enable Mr. Ward to again speak for period not exceeding 15 minutes, 298. To enable Mr. Whitlam to speak without limitation of time, 184. To enable Sir Robert Menzies (Prime Minister) and Mr. Whitlam each to speak without limitation of time on the Appropriation Bill 1963-64 (Budget Debate), 530. To enable Leader of Opposition to speak for a period not exceeding 45 minutes, 29, 253, 566. To enable Prime Minister to speak without limitation of time, 33. To enable Prime Minister to speak on Want of Confidence motion for a period not exceeding 45 minutes, 413. To enable Prime Minister to speak for a period not exceeding 45 minutes, 486. To enable Leader of Opposition to speak without limitation of time, 84, 147. To enable introduction and motions for first and second readings of Social Services Bill, 13. To enable Orders of the Day, Government Business, to be called on, 101, 495. To enable Tariff Bills to be brought in together and a motion moved that the Bills be passed, 133, 247, 295, 428. To enable Orders of the Day for resumption of debate on certain Bills to be read together and motion moved that the Bills be now passed, 142, 143, 372, 421, 465. So much of Standing Order No. 24 as would prevent the number of Members appointed to serve on the Committee of Privileges being increased from seven to nine, 39. So much of Standing Order No. 223 as would prevent proposed new clauses being considered in their numerical order with the clauses as printed in the Bill, 275. To enable in connexion with certain Bills- (a) consideration together of Notices of Motion, (b) introduction of the Bills together, &c., and (c) consideration of all the Bills as a whole together in Committee of the Whole, 464, 467. To enable Tariff Bills to be presented and read a first time together, &c., and the consideration of the Bills in one Committee of the Whole, 517, 518. To enable debate on motion (General Business) to be moved by Leader of Opposition to be continued beyond 12.45 p.m. and without interruption at 12.30 p.m., 519. To enable in connexion with any Sales Tax Bills- (a) introduction and first readings together, (b) one motion and one question being put, &c., and (c) consideration of all the Bills as a whole together in a Committee of the Whole, 510. To enable Mr. Hayden, on making an acceptable apology to Mr. Speaker, to return to the House, 461. On contingent notice- To enable stages of Bills to be passed without delay, 16, 40, 41 (3), 42 (2), 55, 59, 89, 91, 100, 108, 118, 120, 121, 123, 124, 132, 133, 157, 162, 232, 247, 253, 269, 271, 286, 287 (2), 295, 336, 345, 361, 378, 379, 385, 428, 445, 452, 453, 484, 485, 494. To enable nine Sales Tax Bills to be considered together, 55. On notice- To enable Government Business being entered upon before Address in Reply is adopted, 15. To enable Minister to make Statement on Common Market, 132. To enable Order of the Day, General Business, to be proceeded with forthwith, 498. To enable, in connexion with 10 Bills relating to Repatriation- (a) one motion being moved without delay and one question being put in regard to, respectively, the introduction, the first readings, the second readings, the Committee's report stage, and the third readings, of all the Bills together, and (b) the consideration of all the Bills as a whole together in a Committee of the Whole, 315. Without notice, by absolute majority- To enable an income tax resolution to be moved in Committee of Ways and Means and motions being moved for the introduction and first and second readings of an income tax bill, 36. To enable Orders of the Day Nos. 8 and 9, Government Business, to be called on, 128. To enable Member to make statement not exceeding fifteen minutes, 471. Moved to enable Member to make Statement, 579 (negatived). And see "Committees." Statements- After Standing Orders suspended-Fraser, Mr. A. D.-Homes for disabled persons, 471. By leave- Leave to make not granted, 87, 99, 273, 579. Adermann, Mr.-Wool Promotion, 579. Calwell, Mr.- Cuba-Broadcast by President of the United States, 257. Flood Mitigation in New South Wales, 591. General Elections, 586. Independence of Uganda, 231. Newspaper misrepresentation, 71. Referring to certain remarks he had made on the adjournment, 99. Restrictive Trade Practices-Proposals for Control, 370. Daly, Mr.-Answers to Questions on Notice, 253. Erwin, Mr.-Concerning Report (Unfinished Inquiry) of Joint Select Committee on Parliamentary and Government Publications, 607. Dean, Mr.-Concerning Report of Select Committee on Grievances of Yirrkala Aborigines, 611. xlviii

Statements-continued. By leave-continued. Griffiths, Mr.-Regarding his absence from a division, 105. Holt, Mr.-Concerning a question without notice addressed to him by Mr. Peters, 123. McEwen, Mr.-Flood mitigation in New South Wales; 591. Peters, Mr.-Concerning a question without notice addressed to the Treasurer, 123. Pollard, Mr.- Audibility in Chamber, 99. Dried Fiuits Industry, 593. International Coffee Agreement, 416. Investment Allowance on Primary Producers' Plant and Equipment, 550. Wool Promotion, 579. Snedden, Mr.-Concerning the remarks of the Leader of the Opposition on the adjournment, 99. Thompson, Mr.-Concerning the activities of the Public Accounts Committee, 607. Whitlam, Mr.- Aircraft Accident at East Sale, Victoria, 188. Answers to Questions on Notice, 253. Royal Australian Air Force, 604. South Vietnam, 527. Tabling of Treaties, 243. And see " Business ", " Speaker." States Grants Bills. See " Bills." Steam Power Station, Darwin. See " Committees-Public Works." Stevedoring Industry. See " Bills " and " Ways and Means." Stokes, Mr.-Leave of absence, 293. Strangers-presence of-Notice taken; withdrawal negatived, 461. Submarine Cables and Pipelines Protection Bill. See " Bills." Sugar Agreement Bill. See " Bills." Sulphate of Ammonia Bounty Bill. See " Bills." Superannuation Bill. See "Bills." Supply Bills. See " Bills." Supply, Committee of- Abolished 13th August, 1963, when new Standing Orders became operative. For later business see " Bills- Appropriation, and Supply." Appointed, 36. Messages from Governor-General or Administrator referred to, recommending appropriations for- Estimates-1961-62-Additional, 88. 1962-63, 156; Additional, 450. Estimates-Works and Services-1961-62-Additional, 88. 1962-63, 156; Additional, 450. Supply Bills-1962-63, 90. 1963-64, 453. Supply (Works and Services) Bills-1962-63, 90. 1963-64, 453. House in Committee- Budget 1962-63, 156. General debate, 186, 187, 188, 189, 191, 193, 196, 199, 202, 203. Amendment (Mr. Calwell) to reduce first item by £1-debated, 186, 187, 188, 189, 191, 193, 196, 199, 202, 203; negatived, 204. First item agreed to, 204. Estimates-1961-62-Additional, 88-9. 1962-63, 215, 217-8, 222-3, 229, 236, 244, 245, 245-6, 249-50, 251, 254-5, 257, 259, 259-60, 264, 264-5, 266, 268; Additional, 450-1. Amendment (Mr. McGuren) to reduce Vote for Department of Treasury by £1; debated and negatived, 222-3. Amendment (Mr. C. R. Cameron) to reduce Vote for Department of Shipping and Transport by £1; debated and negatived, 236. Amendment (Mr. Nelson) to reduce Vote for Department of National Development by £1; debated and negatived, 260. Amendment (Mr. Barnard) to reduce Vote for Department of National Development by 15 shillings; debated and negatived, 260. Votes ordered to be considered in certain order, either separately or together as shown in Schedule, 214-5. Estimates-Works and Services-1961-62-Additional, 89. 1962-63, 270; Additional, 451-2. Supply Bills-1962-63, 90. 1963-64, 453. Supply (Works and Services) Bills-1962-63, 90. 1963-64, 453. Resolutions reported and adopted- Estimates 1961-62-Additional, 89. 1962-63, 268-9; Additional, 452. Estimates-Works and Services--Additional, 1961-62, 89. 1962-63, 271; Additional, 452. Supply Bills-1962-63, 91. 1963-64, 453. Supply (Works and Services) Bills-1962-63, 91. 1963-64, 453. For subsequent proceedings see " Ways and Means " and " Bills." Question put under Standing Order No. 291. See " Grievance Day." Suspension of Sitting. See " Business." Suspension of Standing Orders. See " Standing Orders." Sydney. See " Committees-Public Works." T. Tariff Board Bill. See "Bills." Tariff Proposals- Customs Tariff Proposals (Nos. 92 and 93), 592. (Nos. 94 to 100), 618. (Lapsed at Dissolution.) Customs Tariff (Canada Preference) Proposals (No. 11), 618. (Lapsed at Dissolution.) Customs Tariff (New Zealand Preference) Proposals (No. 18), 592. (No. 19), 618. (Lapsed at Dissolution.) Excise Tariff Proposals (No. 3), 613. (Lapsed at Dissolution.) Television. See " Motions-Papers, printing of" and "Urgency-Discussion of Matters of." Television Services, Extension of. See " Motions-Papers, Printing of" and " Motions-To take note of Papers." Tellers-on refusal of Members voting " No " to act-Question declared resolved in affirmative, 458. Temporary Chairmen of Committees-Nomination by Speaker, 17. Text of Treaty Banning Nuclear Weapon Tests, &c. See " Motions-To take note of Papers." Tobacco Charges Assessment Bill. See " Bills." Top Springs to Wave Hill Road. See " Committees-Public Works." Trade Union Membership. See " Urgency-Discussion of Matters of." Trading Bank Facilities and Arrangements. See " Motions-Papers, printing of." Traeger Park School. See " Committees-Public Works." Treasurer's Advance. See " Advance to the Treasurer.' Treaties, Tabling of. See " Ministerial Statement." Tullamarine, International Airport at. See " Motions-General" and " Committees-Public Works." Turner, Mr.-Leave of absence, 585.

U. Uganda- Independence of. See " Ministerial Statements " and " Statements." Parliament of-Presentation of Sand Glass-Message of thanks, 377. Unemployment. See "Petitions." United States Naval Communications Station. See " Ministerial Statements." United States Naval Communication Station Agreement Bill. See "Bills." Universities (Financial Assistance) Bill. See " Bills." Uren, Mr.-Named-Matter not proceeded with, 210. Urgency-Discussion of Matters of- Under New Standing Orders-becomes " Matter of Public Importance." Aborigines-Constitutional Provisions-The need for the Parliament to legislate for a referendum to delete from the Constitution of the Commonwealth of Australia, &c. (Mr. Beazley)-Discussion concluded, 205. Activities of Hire-Purchase Companies-The need to investigate complaints that hire-purchase companies are exploiting the Australian Capital Territory Hire-Purchase Ordinance, &c., (Mr. A. D. Fraser)- Discussion concluded, 285. Australia's Oil Resources-The necessity that Australia's oil resources should be owned and controlled by Australians (Mr. A. D. Fraser)-Discussion terminated in accordance with Standing Order No. 92, 87. Car Transport-The refusal of the Government to continue to grant Senator Amour the use of a car between his home in Sydney and Parliament House in Canberra each week the Senate sits (Mr. Calwell)-Discussion terminated by motion to call on Business of the Day, 131. Commonwealth Development Bank and Hire-Purchase Needs-The need, demonstrated by the iniquitous practices of some private companies, for the Commonwealth Development Bank to enter fully into the hire-purchase field, &c., (Mr. A. D. Fraser)-Discussionconcluded, 315. Commonwealth Public Service Salaries-The considerable degree of dissatisfaction existing among clerical and administrative officers of the Commonwealth Public Service over salaries, &c. (Mr. Calwell)-Discussion terminated by motion to call on Business of the Day, 476. Constitutional Review-Recommendations of Joint Committee-The Government's failure to submit to the electors any of the recommendations, and to prepare drafts of most of the recommendations of the Joint Committee on Constitutional Review, &c., (Mr. Calwell)-Discussionconcluded, 111-2. Contracts for Public Works-That the method whereby contracts are let for public works is urgently in need of revision to safeguard the interests of taxpayers and to give satisfaction to contractors (Mr. Peters)-Discussionconcluded, 359-60. Education-The need, as one factor in preparing the people of Papua and New Guinea for self-government, to establish a University of Papua with faculties designed to meet urgent needs and with residential colleges, &c., (Mr. Beazley)-Discussion terminated by motion to call on Business of the Day, 107. Egg Marketing-The Government's failure to take steps to safeguard the sale of eggs and egg products to other countries and among the States (Mr. Beaton)-Discussion concluded, 149. Equal Pay for Equal Work-The Government's failure to honour its obligations under the 1951 International Labour Organization Convention and Recommendation concerning Equal Remuneration for Men and Women Workers for Work of Equal Value (Mr. Harrison)-Discussion terminated by motion to call on Business of the Day, 118. 2347/67-4 Urgency-Discussion of Matters of-continued. Finance for Hospital Maintenance-The failure of the Menzies Government to provide finance for hospital maintenance on the basis established by the Chifley Government (Mr. A. D. Fraser)- Discussion concluded, 420. Flood Mitigation and Control-The need for work, subsidized by the Commonwealth Government on a pound for pound basis with the States, which will mitigate and control the frequent and disastrous floods, &c. (Mr. McGuren)-Discussion terminated by motion to call on Business of the Day, 483. Political Censorship-This Government's exercise of political censorship as in the ban on the Bidault television interview (Mr. A. D. Fraser)-Discussionconcluded, 384. Repatriation Benefits for Cancer Sufferers-The need to amend section thirty-seven of the Repatriation Act to provide for automatic pension entitlements to ex-servicemen, &c., afflicted by cancer (Mr. Barnard)-Discussionterminated by motion to call on Business of the Day, 450. Shipbuilding Industry-The economic and strategic importance to Australia in promoting the shipbuilding industry (Mr. Benson for Mr. Jones)-Discussion terminated in accordance with Standing Order No. 92, 463. Social Services-Restrictions being suffered by those on social services, notably new restrictions on pensioners in letting rooms in their homes, the increasingly severe restriction on pensioner medical entitlement and the exclusion of unemployed persons from such entitlement, &c., (Mr. A. D. Fraser)- Discussion terminated by motion to call on Business of the Day, 104. Television-The injury to the public interest involved in increasing the number of commercial television licences in the capital cities, &c. (Mr. Calwell)-Discussion terminated by motion to call on Business of the Day, 63. Trade Union Membership-The urgent need for action on a national scale to prohibit the exercise of pressure by any body, religious or otherwise, to compel its members to resign from trade unions, or to prevent them from joining trade unions, and to bring about a satisfactory and early conclusion to the dispute at the Commonwealth Steel Pty. Ltd. works in Newcastle where the Moulders' Union are at present engaged in fighting to protect their organization against such tactics by the Exclusive Order of Bretheren (Mr. Ward)-Latter part of matter ruled sub judice-Discussion on remainder concluded, 297-8. Waterside Stoppages-The action of the Waterside Workers Federation and in particular the Melbourne and Sydney Branches in engineering strikes deliberately designed to disrupt Australian sea transport, &c. (Mr. Snedden)-Discussion concluded, 423. And see " Rulings, &c." and " Standing Orders-suspension of."

V. Vinyl Resin Bounty Bill. See " Bills."

W. Want of Confidence (In the Government). See " Address-Amendment (Mr. Calwell) ", " Motions-Want of Confidence in the Government ", " Questions " and " Appropriation Bill 1963-64-Amendment (Mr. Calwell)." Ward, Hon. E. J. See " Deaths." War Service Homes Bill. See " Bills." Waterside Stoppages. See " Urgency-Discussions of Matters of." Ways and Means, Committee of- Appointed, 15. House in Committee- Customs Tariff Amendments-(No. 1), 18, 132-3. (No. 2), 18-9, 132-3. (No. 3), 20-1, 132-3. (No. 4), 22,132-3. (No. 5), 22, 132-3. (No. 6), 43-6, 133. (No. 7), 46, 133. (No. 8), 47, 133. (No.9), 48-9, 133. (No. 10), 50, 133. (No. 11), 51,133. (No. 12), 52, 133. (No. 13), 64, 133. (No. 14), 77-8, 133. (No. 15), 78, 133. (No. 16), 78-9, 133. (No. 17), 79, 133. (No. 18), 94-6, 133. (No. 19), 104-5, 133. (No. 20), 112-3, 133. (No. 21), 124-5, 239. (No. 22), 125-6, 239-40. (No. 23), 140-1, 240. (No. 24), 146, 240. (No. 25), 162-3, 240. (No. 26), 163-4, 240. (No. 27), 165, 240. (No. 28), 166, 240. (No. 29), 166-7, 244. (No. 30), 167-8, 244. (No. 31), 168, 244. (No. 32), 169-70, 244. (No. 33), 171-8, 244, 246. (No. 34), 179, 247. (No. 35), 179-80, 247. (No. 36), 190, 247. (No. 37), 198, 247. (No. 38), 206, 247. (No. 39), 206-7, 247. (No. 40), 207, 247. (No. 41), 208, 247. (No. 42), 212, 294. (No. 43). 213, 294. (No. 44), 213, 294. (No. 45), 214, 294. (No. 46), 224-5, 294-5. (No. 47), 226, 295. (No. 48), 226-7, 295. (No. 49), 227-8, 295. (No. 50), 244-5, 295. (No. 51), 263-4, 295. (No. 52), 273-4, 295. (No. 53), 274, 295. (No. 54), 300, 425. (No. 55), 316-33, 425. (No. 56), 362-7, 425. (No. 57), 367, 426. (No. 58), 385-7, 426. (No. 59), 388-93, 426. (No. 60), 393-4, 426. (No. 61), 395-6, 427. (No. 62), 396-7, 427. (No. 63), 397, 427. (No. 64), 398, 428. (No. 65), 399, 428. (No. 66), 400-2, 428. (No. 67), 403, 428. (No. 68), 404, 428. (No. 69), 405-6, 428. (No. 70), 406; withdrawn, 566. (No. 71), 407; withdrawn, 566. (No. 72), 424; withdrawn, 566. (No. 73), 429; withdrawn, 566. (No. 74), 430-7; withdrawn, 566. (No. 75), 472; withdrawn, 566. (No. 76), 485-6; withdrawn, 566. (No. 77), 501-3; withdrawn, 566. (No. 78), 504; withdrawn, 566. (No. 79), 516; withdrawn, 566. (No. 80), 516; withdrawn, 566. (No. 81), 516; withdrawn, 566. (No. 82), 516; withdrawn, 566. (No. 83), 516; withdrawn, 566. (No. 84), 516; (Lapsed at Dissolution). (No. 85), 520; (Lapsed at Dissolution). (No. 86), 520; (Lapsed at Dissolution). (No. 87), 528; (Lapsed at Dissolution). (No. 88), 533; (Lapsed at Dissolution). (No. 89), 533; (Lapsed at Dissolution). (No. 90), 560; (Lapsed at Dissolution). (No. 91), 566; (Lapsed at Dissolution). (Nos. 92 to 100) (introduced under New Standing Orders.) See " Tariff Proposals." Ways and Means, Committee of-contmued. House in Committee-continued. Customs Tariff (Canada Preference) Amendments (No. 1), 52, 133. (No. 2), 52, 133. (No. 3), 53, 133. (No. 4), 180-1, 247. (No. 5), 368, 425. (No. 6), 407, 426. (No. 7), 408, 426. (No. 8), 408,427. (No. 9), 437-8; withdrawn, 566. (No. 10), 566; (Lapsed at Dissolution). (No. 11), (introduced under New Standing Orders.) See " Tariff Proposals." Customs Tariff (New Zealand Preference) Amendments-(No. 1), 23, 133. (No. 2), 53, 133. (No. 3), 53,133. (No. 4), 54,133. (No. 5), 181,240. (No. 6), 181,247. (No. 7), 209, 247. (No. 8), 228-9, 295. (No. 9), 300-1, 425. (No. 10), 334, 425. (No. 11), 368, 425. (No. 12), 408-9, 426. (No. 13), 409, 426. (No. 14), 438-9; withdrawn, 566. (No. 15), 504; withdrawn, 566. (No. 16), 516; withdrawn, 566. (No. 17), 516; withdrawn, 566. (Nos. 18 and 19), (introduced under New Standing Orders.) See " Tariff Proposals." Customs Tariff (Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland Preference) Amendment-(No. 1), 54, 133. (No. 2), 425; withdrawn, 566. Dairy Produce Export Charge, 120. Estimates-1961-62-Additional, 89. 1962-63, 269; Additional, 452. Estimates-Works and Services-1961-62-Additional, 90. 1962-63, 271; Additional, 452. Excise Tariff Amendment-(No. 1), 275, 295. (No. 2), 486; withdrawn, 566. Honey Levy, 335-6. Income Tax and Social Services Contribution, 232-5, 253. Income Tax and Social Services Contribution (Rebate), 36, 59. Sales Tax, 15, 55. Stevedoring Industry Charge, 42. Supply Bills-1962-63, 91. 1963-64, 453. Supply (Works and Services) Bills-1962-63, 91. 1963-64, 453. Wool Tax, 100, 385. Resolutions reported and adopted- Customs Tariff Amendments-(Nos. 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20), 133. (Nos. 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41), 247. (Nos. 42, 54, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51 52, 53), 295. (Nos. 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60), 428. Customs Tariff (Canada Preference) Amendments-(Nos. 1, 2, 3), 133. (No. 4), 247. (Nos. 5, 7), 428. Customs Tariff (New Zealand Preference) Amendments--(Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4), 133. (Nos. 5, 6, 7), 247. (No. 8), 295. (Nos. 9, 10, 11, 12, 13), 428. Customs Tariff (Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland Preference) Amendment (No. 1), 133. Dairy Produce Export Charge, 121. Estimates-1961-62-Additional, 90. 1962-63, 269; Additional, 452. Estimates-Works and Services-1961-62-Additional, 90. 1962-63, 271; Additional, 452. Excise Tariff Amendment-(No. 1), 295. Honey Levy, 336. Income Tax and Social Services Contribution, 253. Income Tax and Social Services Contribution (Rebate), 59. Sales Tax, 55. Stevedoring Industry Charge, 42. Supply Bills-1962-63, 91. 1963-64, 453. Supply (Works and Services) Bills-1962-63, 91. 1963-64, 453. Wool Tax, 100, 385. For subsequent proceedings see " Bills." Question put under Standing Order No. 291. See " Grievance Day." And see " Standing Orders-Suspension of." Western Australia Grant (Beef Cattle Roads) Bill. See " Bills." Western Australia (Northern Development) Agreement Bill. See " Bills." West New Guinea. See " Motions-Papers, Printing of." Wheat Export Charge Bill. See " Bills." Wheat Industry Stabilization Bill. See "Bills." Wheat Industry Stabilization Fund (Disposal) Bill. See " Bills." Whitlam, Mr.-Appointed Deputy Leader of Opposition, 6. Wine Overseas Marketing Bill. See " Bills." Withdrawal of Member. See " Members." Wool Industry Bill. See "Bills." Wool Promotion. See " Ministerial Statements " and " Statements." Wool Tax. See " Bills " and " Ways and Means." Works. See " Bills-' Appropriation' and ' Supply' " and " Committees-Public Works." World Health Organization Bill. See "Bills." Writs. See " Election of Members."

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Aboriginal Welfare-Conference of Commonwealth and State Ministers, Darwin, July, 1963- Ministerial Statement, 14th August, 1963 .. .. 301 275 516 III. 649 Resolutions of Conference . .. .. Statement of Policy .... Aborigines. See "Aboriginal Welfare ", "Grievances of Yirrkala Abotigines, Arnhem Land Reserve ", "Northern Territory (Administration) Act-Crown Lands Ordinance ", "Petition, &c." and " Welfare of Aborigines of Gove Peninsula, Northern Territory." Accommodation- Australian Regular Army. See "Public Works Committee Act." House of Representatives. See " House of Representatives." Accounts. See " Finance " and " Public Accounts Committee Act." Acetate Flake. See " Cellulose Acetate Flake Bounty Act." Acquisition of Lands. See " Lands Acquisition Act." Actuary. See " Defence Forces Retirement Benefits Fund." Advance. to the Treasurer. See " Finance" and " Public Accounts Committee Act." Agreement on Commerce between Australia and Japan- Agreement incorporating amendments provisionally agreed to on 5th August, 1963 Protocol amending 1957 Agreement, together with Agreed 237 278 519 VII. 851 Minutes and Letters, dated 5th August, 1963, exchanged be- tween Minister for Trade and Japanese Minister for Foreign Affairs ad interim Air Force Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1961-Nos. 126, 131, 138 ...... 9 10 1962-No. 24 ...... 45 77 1963- Nos. 63, 64 ...... 272 511 No. 76 ...... 287 532 No. 91 ...... 319 574 Air Navigation Act-Report by Minister for Civil Aviation-Year- 1961-62 (Second) ...... 143 169 291 VII. 1 1962-63 (Third) .. 291 287 533 VII. 141 Air Services Agreement between Australia and New Zealand, signed at Wellington, 25th July, 1961 ...... 41 73 Air Services Agreement between Australia and United Kingdom- Exchange of Notes dated 24th January, 1963, constituting an Agreement for amendment of Schedule of Agreement of 7th February, 1958 ...... 217 384 Presented to Senate or House of Representatives Nore haper Bound Paper No. Paper (if printed) Page in-

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Aircraft Accident Board of Inquiry. See "Viscount Aircraft VH-TVC, &c." Airports-Launceston, Sydney (Kingsford-Smith) and Tullamarine. " See Public Works Committee Act." Alice Springs, N.T. See " Public Works Committee Act." Anglo-Malayan Defence Agreement of 1957. See "Malaysia Defence." ANZUS Council-Canberra Meeting-Communiqu6 issued on 9th May, 1962 ...... 269 82 142 VII. 859 Apple and Pear Organization Act-Australian Apple and Pear Board-Report-Year- 1961-62 (Interim Report) ...... 115 185 1961-62 (Sixteenth)-together with Statement by Minister regarding operation of Act ...... 135 211 1962-63 (Interim Report) ...... 293 537 1962-63 (Seventeenth)-together with Statement by Minister regarding operation of Act ...... 319 569 Arbitration. See " Conciliation and Arbitration Act" and " Public Service Arbitration Act." Argentina. See " General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade." Army. See " Public Works Committee Act." Arnhem Land Aboriginal Reserve. See " Grievances of Yirrkala Aborigines, &c.", " Northern Territory (Administration) Act- Crown Lands Ordinance ", "Petition, &c." and " Welfare of Aborigines, &c." Asia- South and South-East Asia. See " Colombo Plan, &c." South-East and East Asia. See " South-East and East Asia- Report by Minister for External Affairs on his recent tour, &c." South-East Asia. See "Commonwealth Parliamentary Dele- gation." Assisted Migration Agreement between Australia and the Nether- lands- Exchange of Notes dated 29th September, 1962, constituting an Agreement to extend the Agreement of 1st August, 1956 ...... 217 383 Exchange of Notes of 29th March, 1963, constituting an Agreement to extend the Agreement of 1st August, 1956 .. 277 520 Notes exchanged on 26th September, 1961, constituting an Agreement to extend for another year the 1956 Agree- ment ...... 41 73 Notes exchanged on 29th and 31st March, 1962, constituting an Agreement to extend for another six months the 1956 Agreement ...... 139 221 Assisted Passage Agreement between Australia and United Kingdom, signed 28th May, 1962 ...... 139 221 Atomic Energy. See " Civil Uses of Atomic Energy Agreement, &c." and " International Atomic Energy Agency." Atomic Energy Act-Australian Atomic Energy Commission- Report and financial statements, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year- 1960-61 (Ninth) ...... 40 35 74 II. 1 1961-62 (Tenth) ...... 157 185 311 II. 85 1962-63 (Eleventh) ...... 297 321 579 II. 173 Audit Act. See " Finance-Auditor-General's Report, &c." Australia and European Common Market-Ministerial Statement, 3rd May, 1962 ...... 128 70 133 III. 657 And see " Common Market ", " Common Market Negotiations" and "Prime Minister's Conference, London, September, 1962, and the Common Market." Australian Apple and Pear Board. See " Apple and Pear Organization Act." Australian Atomic Energy Commission. See " Atomic Energy Act." Australian Broadcasting Commission. See "Broadcasting and Television Act." Presented to Senate or House of Representatives Where Boand Paper Paper No. (if printed) Page In-

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Australian Broadcasting Control Board-Report and recommenda- tions to the Postmaster-General on applications for licences for commercial television stations in- Manning River, Central Western Slopes, Murrumbidgee Irrigation, Bega-Cooma, Broken Hill, Mildura, Murray Valley, Cairns, Mackay, Southern Downs, South East (South Australia) and Bunbury areas .. .. 282 303 558 II. 249 Sydney area and Melbourne area ...... 283 220 419 II. 321 Upper Namoi, South Western Slopes and Eastern Riverina, Grafton-Kempsey, Upper Murray, Wide Bay and Spencer Gulf North areas ...... * 140 221 And see " Broadcasting and Television Act ", "Extension of Television Services " and " Television." Australian Canned Fruits Board. See" Canned Fruits Export Control Act." Australian Capital Territory. See " National Capital Development Commission Act" and " Seat of Government (Administration) Act." Australian Capital Territory Representation Act-Regulations- Statutory Rules-1961-No. 133 ...... 9 10 Australian Cattle and Beef Research Committee. See "Cattle and Beef Research Act." Australian Coastal Shipping Commission Act-Australian Coastal Shipping Commission-Report and financial statements, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year- 1961-62 (Sixth) ...... 143 231 1962-63 (Seventh) ...... 317 566 Australian Dairy Produce Board. See "Dairy Produce Export Control Act." Australian Egg Board. See " Egg Export Control Act." Australian Honey Board. See " Honey Industry Act." Australian Meat Board. See " Meat Export Control Act." Australian Military Forces Relief Trust Fund. See " Services Trust Funds Act." Australian National Airlines Act-Australian National Airlines Commission-Report and financial accounts, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year- 1961-62 (Seventeenth) ...... 169 291 1962-63 (Eighteenth) ...... 349 607 Australian National Airways Pty. Ltd. See "Viscount Aircraft VH-TVC, &c." Australian National Line. See " Australian Coastal Shipping Com- mission Act." Australian National University Act- Australian National University-Report- 1961 ...... 94 113 183 II. 663 1962 ...... 248 277 515 II. 807 Statutes- No. 48-Faculties (School of General Studies) . .. . 9 10 No. 49-Staff Superannuation Amendment No. 4 .. .. 9 10 No. 50-Convocation Amendment No. 6 ...... 9 10 No. 51-Vice-Chancellorship ...... 9 10 No. 52-Chancellorship ...... 99 153 No. 53-Pro-Chancellorship ...... 99 153 No. 54-Professorial Board ...... 99 153 No. 55-Limitation on Admission to Degrees . .. . 308 561 No. 56-Academic and Ceremonial Dress . .. .. 308 561 No. 57-Academic Progress of Students (School of General Studies) ...... 308 561 Australian Regular Army. See "Public Works Committee Act." Australian Stevedoring Industry Authority. See " Stevedoring Industry Act." Australian Television Productions. See "Encouragement of Aust- ralian Productions for Television." Australian Universities Commission-Committee on Teaching Costs of Medical Hospitals-Report ...... 77 135

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Australian Universities Commission Act-Australian Universities Commission-Report on Australian Universities-Period-1961- 1966 (Second) ...... 292 339 593 II. 897 Australian Wine Board. See " Wine Overseas Marketing Act." Australian Wool Board. See " Wool Industry Act." Australian Wool Bureau- Financial Statements, together with Auditor-General's Report- Year-1961-62 ...... 169 273 Period-Ist July, 1962 to 30th April, 1963 .. .. 365 615 VII. 826 Report- Year-1961-62 (Ninth) ...... 115 185 Period-Ist July, 1962 to 30th April, 1963 (Tenth and Final) 308 291 533 VII. 809 Australian Wool Testing Authority Act-Australian Wool Testing Authority- Financial Statement, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year-1961-62 ...... 169 273 Report-Year- 1961-62 (Fifth) ...... 123 193 1962-63 (Sixth) ...... 287 529

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Banking Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1962- No. 58 ...... 104 157 No. 92 ...... 166 267 1963-No. 80 ...... 287 532 Banking Corporation. See "Commonwealth Banks Act." Bankruptcy Act-Report by Attorney-General--Year- 1960-61 (Thirty-third) ...... 15 15 1961-62 (Thirty-fourth) ...... 135 211 1962-63 (Thirty-fifth) ...... 303 553 Banks. See- " Banking Act ", " Commonwealth Banks Act ", " International Monetary Agreements Act ", " Reserve Bank Act" and " Trading Bank Facilities and Arrangements." Beef Research. See " Cattle and Beef Research Act." Bega-Cooma area-Commercial television station licence. See "Australian Broadcasting Control Board" and " Extension of Television Services-Ministerial Statement-18th September, 1963." Berlin. See " Foreign Affairs-Joint Committee." Betting, Illegal. See " Postmaster-General's Department." Bills to increase payments out of National Welfare Fund-Minute dated 10th August, 1960, by Acting Parliamentary Draftsman as to whether a Message of Governor-General is required ...... 24 Board of Accident Inquiry. See " Viscount Aircraft VH-TVC, &c." Bounties and Subsidies. See- " Cellulose Acetate Flake Bounty Act ", " Copper and Brass Strip Bounty Act ", " Copper Bounty Act", " Cotton Bounty Act ", " Dairying Industry Act ", " Gold Mines Development Assistance Act ", " Gold-Mining Industry Assistance Act ", " Petroleum Search Subsidy Act 1957-1958 ", " Petroleum Search Subsidy Act 1959-1961 ", " Processed Milk Products Bounty Act ", " Pyrites Bounty Act ", " Rayon Yar Bounty Act ", " Sulphate of Ammonia Bounty Act ", " Sulphuric Acid Bounty Act ", " Tractor Bounty Act" and " Wheat Industry Stabilization Act."

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Brass Strip. See " Copper and Brass Strip Bounty Act." Britain. See " Common Market." Broadcasting and Television Act- Australian Broadcasting Commission-Report and financial statement-Year- 1961-62 (Thirtieth) ...... 153 249 1962-63 (Thirty-first) ...... 339 591 Australian Broadcasting Control Board-Report and financial statement, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year- 1961-62 (Fourteenth) ...... 260 153 249 II. 439 1962-63 (Fifteenth) ...... 284 339 591 II. 531 Regulations-Statutory Rules-1963-No. 11 .. . . . 217 375 And see "Australian Broadcasting Control Board ", "Exten- sion of Television Services " and " Television." Broken Hill area-Commercial television station licence. See "Australian Broadcasting Control Board" and "Extension of Television Services-Ministerial Statement-18th September, 1963." Budget. See "Finance" and "Public Accounts Committee Act." Bunbury area-Commercial television station licence. See " Austra- lian Broadcasting Control Board " and " Extension of Television Services-Ministerial Statement-18th September, 1963." Bury, Mr. L. H. E. See "House of Representatives-Accom- modation-Select Committee." By-Elections, 1903 to 1961, Summaries of. See "Elections, 1961."

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Cairns area-Commercial television station licence. See " Australian Broadcasting Control Board" and "Extension of Television Services-Ministerial Statement-18th September, 1963." Canberra. See " National Capital Development Commission Act" and " Seat of Government (Administration) Act." Canned Fruits Export Control Act- Australian Canned Fruits Board-Report-Year- 1961-62 (Interim Report) ...... 115 185 1961-62 (Thirty-sixth)-together with Statement by Minister regarding operation of Act ...... 139 222 1962-63 (Interim Report) ...... 293 537 1962-63 (Thirty-seventh)-together with Statement by Minister regarding operation of Act ...... 327 573 Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1962-No. 7...... 9 10 1963-No. 67 ...... 272 511 Canning-Fruit Charge Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1961-No. 141 ...... 9 10 1962-No. Ill ...... 217 375 And see "Taxation." Capital Expenditure. See " Finance." Cargo Shed, Darwin, N.T. See " Public Works Committee Act." Cattle and Beef Research Act-Australian Cattle and Beef Research Committee-Report-Year- 1961-62 (Second) ...... 135 211 1962-63 (Third) ...... 277 523 Cellulose Acetate Flake Bounty Act-Return-Year-1961-62 .. .. 149 249 Central Western Slopes area of New South Wales-Commercial television station licence. See " Australian Broadcasting Control Board," and "Extension of Television Services-Ministerial Statement-18th September, 1963." Christmas Island-Report-Year- 1960-61...... 97 113 183 XII. 1 1961-62...... 201 217 383 XII. 19 And see " Hospital Treatment for Asian Residents of Christmas Island-Agreement, &c." and "Postal Parcels and Money Orders-Exchange of, &c." Presented to Senate or House of Representatives Paper No. - Where Bound Par (ifprinted) Page in-

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Christmas Island Act-Ordinances- 1962-No. I-Interpretation ...... 42 74 1963- No. 1-Reciprocal Enforcement of Judgements (Amendment) .. 217 416 No. 2-Supreme Court ...... 290 535 Citizenship. See " Nationality and Citizenship Act." Civil aircraft making non-scheduled flights into United Kingdom and Australia. See " Customs arrangements, &c." Civil Aviation. See- " Air Navigation Act ", " Air Services Agreement, &c.", " Australian National Airlines Act ", " Customs arrangements, &c.", " MacRobertson Miller Airlines Limited ", " Public Works Committee Act ", " Qantas Empire Airways Limited " and " Viscount Aircraft VH-TVC, &c." Civil Uses of Atomic Energy Agreement between Australia and Japan-Notes exchanged on 7th August, 1962, constituting an agreement relating to co-operation in the civil uses of atomic energy ...... 139 221 Civil Works Programme. See "Finance." Coal Industry Act- Joint Coal Board- Report and financial accounts-Year- 1961-62 (Fifteenth) ...... 149 251 1962-63 (Sixteenth) ...... 374 * Report of Auditor-General on accounts-Year- 1961-62...... 149 251 1962-63...... 374 * Regulations-Statutory Rules-1962-No. 109 . .. .. 217 375 Coal Utilization Research Advisory Committee-Report dated 20th March, 1962 ...... 287 209 .. V. 203 Coastal Shipping. See "Australian Coastal Shipping Commission Act." Cocos (Keeling) Islands-Report-Year- 1960-61...... 129 77 135 XII. 37 1961-62...... 200 217 383 XII. 55 Cocos (Keeling) Islands Act- Ordinances- 1962-No. 1-Interpretation ...... 42 74 1963- No. 1-Medical Charges ...... 217 416 No. 2-Reciprocal Enforcement of Judgements (Amend- ment) ...... 217 416 No. 3-Supreme Court ...... 272 511 Regulations-1962-No. 1 (Merchant Shipping Ordinance) .. .. 121 195 Coffee. See " International Coffee Agreement, &c." Colombo Plan for co-operative economic development in South and South-East Asia- Australia's Part-Progress Report to 31st December, 1961.. 41 93 145 VII. 863 Consultative Committee, Kuala Lumpur, November, 1961- Annual Report (Tenth) ...... 93 145 Commerce (Trade Descriptions) Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1963-No. 21 ...... 217 381 And see "Customs Act and Commerce (Trade Descriptions) Act." Commercial television station licences. See "Australian Broad- casting Control Board." Commissioner of Taxation. See " Taxation." Committees. See- "Australian Universities Commission-Committee on Teaching Costs of Medical Hospitals ", "Cattle and Beef Research Act-Australian Cattle and Beef Research Committee ", " Coal Utilization Research Advisory Committee ", * Presented to House of Represntatives. Session 1964-65-66; Votes and Proceedings, p. 15. Presented to Senate or House of Representatives Paper No. Where Bound Paper. (if printed) Page In-

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Commonwealth Centre, Melbourne. See " Public Works Committee Act." Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Commission. See " Conciliation and Arbitration Act." Commonwealth Countries. See " War Graves Agreement, &c." Commonwealth Development Bank of Australia. See "Common- wealth Banks Act." Commonwealth Education Conference, New Delhi, llth to 25th January, 1962 (Second)- Report of Australian Delegation ...... 97 151 Report of Conference...... 97 151 Statement by Prime Minister ...... 97 151 Commonwealth Electoral Act-Reports, with Maps, by the Commissioners appointed for the purpose of redistributing into Electoral Divisions the States of- New South Wales ...... 105* 139 222 III. 263 Queensland ...... 106* 139 222 III. 303 South Australia ...... 107* 139 222 III. 319 Tasmania ...... 109* 139 222 III. 331 Victoria ...... 112* 139 222 III. 341 Western Australia ...... 108* 139 222 IlI. 373 And see " Elections, 1961 ", "Northern Territory Representation Act, &c. " and " Representation Act." Commonwealth Grants Commission Act-Commonwealth Grants Commission-Report- 1962 (Twenty-ninth) ...... 143 231 1963 (Thirtieth) ...... 345 596 Commonwealth Inscribed Stock Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1962-No. 57 ...... 104 157 1963-No. 84 ...... 301 554 Commonwealth Office of Education-Report- 1961 ...... 42 97 151 II. 1059 1962 ...... 249 277 515 II. 1077 Commonwealth Parliamentary Delegation-Report of visit to South- East Asia-June-July, 1963 ...... 297 541 Commonwealth Payments to or for the States. See " Commonwealth Grants Commission Act " and " Finance." Commonwealth Police Act-Commonwealth Police Force-Report by Attorney-General-Year- 1961-62 (Second) ...... 175 291 1962-63 (Third) ...... 303 553 Commonwealth Prime Ministers' Conference- 1961. See "Disarmament and Nuclear Tests." 1962. See " Prime Minister's Conference, &c." Commonwealth Railways Act- By-laws- No. 94 ...... 9 10 No. 95 ...... 115 189 Commonwealth Railways Commissioner-Report-Year- 1960-61 ...... 43 15 15 VII. 295 1961-62 (Interim Report) ...... 140 217 1961-62 ...... 261 293 537 VII. 355 1962-63 (Interim Report) ...... 301 549 Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australia. See "Commonwealth Banks Act." Commonwealth Scholarships Board-Report- 1961 ...... 97 151 1962 ...... 277 515 Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization. See " Science and Industry Research Act." Commonwealth Serum Laboratories Act- Commonwealth Serum Laboratories Commission-Report and financial statements, together with Auditor-General's Report- Period-2nd November, 1961 to 30th June, 1962 .. .. 217 423 Year-1962-63 (Second) ...... 359 615

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Commonwealth Serum Laboratories Act-continued. Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1961-No. 134 ...... 9 10 1962-No. 115 ...... 217 375 Commonwealth Telecommunications Board. See "Commonwealth Telegraphs Agreement." Commonwealth Telegraphs Agreement-Commonwealth Tele- communications Board-Report- 1960 (Tenth)-and Statement of Accounts for year ended 31st March, 1960 ...... 17 17 Period- st January, 1961 to 31st March, 1962 (Eleventh)- and Statement of Accounts for period 1st April, 1960 to 31st March, 1962 . .. . 169 273 Commonwealth Trading Bank of Australia. See " Commonwealth Banks Act." Communications Agreement between Australia and United States of America. See " Space Vehicle Tracking, &c." Conciliation and Arbitration Act-Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Commission-Report by President-Year ended 13th August, 1962 (Sixth) ...... 130 140 217 II. 651 And see " Public Service Arbitration Act." Conciliation and Arbitration Act and Navigation Act-Regulations- Statutory Rules-1963-No. 14 ...... 218 375 Control of Restrictive Trade Practices-Proposals. See " Restrictive Trade Practices." Cooma-Bega area-Commercial television station licence. See " Australian Broadcasting Control Board" and "Extension of Television Services-Ministerial Statement-18th September, 1963." Copper and Brass Strip Bounty Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1963-No. 24 ...... 218 411 Copper Bounty Act-Return- Period- 1st July, 1960 to 31st December, 1960 ...... 42 74 1st January, 1961 to 30th June, 1961 ...... 42 74 Year-1961-62 ...... 218 375 Correspondence- Copies of letters dated 10th, 13th, 16th and 20th February and 26th October, 1962 exchanged by Mr. McEwen (Minister for Trade) and Sir Leslie Melville (Chairman of Tariff Board), concerning the operations of the Tariff Board ...... 180 302 Copies of letters dated 16th February and 2nd March, 1962, exchanged by Mr. McEwen (Minister for Trade) and Sir Leslie Melville (Chairman of Tariff Board), concerning establishment of the Special Advisory Authority under the Tariff Board Act ...... 180 296 Copies of letters dated 17th September and 29th September, 1962, addressed to Mr. McEwen (Minister for Trade) from Sir Leslie Melville (Chairman of Tariff Board) concerning his wish to retire from the Tariff Board ...... 177 297 And see " Bills to increase payments out of National Welfare Fund " and " Disarmament and Nuclear Tests." Cotton Bounty Act-Return- 1961 ...... 113 157 1962 ...... 272 511 Cotton Textiles. See " International Trade in, &c." C.S.I.R.O. See " Science and Industry Research Act." Cuba. See " Documents on Cuba." Cuban Crisis-Ministerial Statement, 6th November, 1962 .. * 165 268 III. 731 Customs Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1961-No. 144 ...... 9 10 1962- Nos. 82, 83 ...... 135 211 No. 102 ...... 171 291 No. 103 ...... 191 315

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Customs Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-continued. 1963- No. 10 .. .. 375 Nos. 26, 27 .. .. . 411 No. 79 532 Customs Act and Commerce (Trade Descriptions) Act-Regulations- Statutory Rules- 1962-Nos. 36, 37 .. . 157 1963- No. 15 .. . .. 375 No. 29 .. .. . 449 Customs and Excise, Minister for (Senator Henty). See "Dumping Duties Agreement between Australia and New Zealand." Customs arrangements for civil aircraft making non-scheduled flights into Australia and United Kingdom-Agreement between Aus- tralia and United Kingdom-Notes exchanged on 14th November, 1961 .. . .. 221 Customs Convention concerning facilities for the importation of goods for display or use at exhibitions, fairs, meetings or similar events, signed at Brussels, 8th June, 1961 .. 221 Customs Tariff-Orders- Customs (British Preferential Tariff)- No. 15 .. .. 161 No. 16 .. .. 190 No. 17 .. 439 Customs (Intermediate Tariff)- N,4 5A 10 Nos. 55, 56, 57, 58, 59,60,61.. 57 No. 62 69 Nos. 63, 64, 65 83 No. 66 99 Nos. 67, 68 .. 117 Nos. 69, 70, 71 131 No. 72 144 Nos. 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80 161 Nos. 81, 82.. 190 No. 83 201 Nos. 84, 85.. 210 Nos. 86, 87, 88, 89 229 No. 90 245 oo No. 91 285 .. o No. 92 302 No. 93 336 Nos. 94, 95 .. 370 Nos. 96,97, 98, 99, 100, 101,102, 103, 104, 105,106, 107, 108 410 No. 109 425 Nos. 110, 111 oo 439 No. 112 473 No. 113 505 Nos. 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119 518 No. 120 521 No. 121 ' 528 No. 122 535 No. 123 567 No. 124 593 No. 125 620 Customs Tariff (Primage Duties)-Orders- No. 60 .. 10 Nos. 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69 57 No. 70 .. 69 Nos. 71, 72, 73 .. 83 Nos. 74, 75 99 Nos. 76, 77 117 Nos. 78, 79, 80, 81 131 Nos. 82, 83 144 Nos. 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96 161 Presented to Senate or House of Paper No. Representatives Where Bound Paper (if printed) In-

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Nos. 97, 98, 99 .. ... 119 190 No. 100.. 125 201 Nos. 101, 102, 103, 104 .... 133 210 Nos. 105, 106, 107, 108, 109 .. . 140 229 No. 110.. 149 245 No. 11I.. . .. 161 265 Nos. 112, 113 .. ... 167 285 No. 114.. 184 302 Nos. 115, 116 .. ... 193 336 Nos. 117, 118, 119 _. - . . 210 370 Nos. 120, 121, 122, 123,124, 125, 126, 127, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 133, 134, 135 .... 218 410 No. 136...... 223 425 Nos. 137, 138, 139" .. .. 227 439 No. 140.. 242 473 No. 141.. 252 486 Nos. 142, 143 .. 264 505 Nos. 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 149, 150 .. 277 518 No. 151...... 277 521 No. 152.. 283 528 No. 153...... 317 567 No. 154.. 337 593 Nos. 155, 156 ...... 368 620

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Defence Act-continued. Regulations-Statutory Rules-continued. 1963- No. 9 ...... 218 375 No. 23 ...... 218 411 No. 28 ...... 227 427 No. 62 ...... 272 511 Nos. 70, 75 ...... 287 532 No. 85 ...... 301 554 No. 90 ...... 319 574 Royal Military College-Report- 1961 ...... 115 185 Period-Ist January, 1962 to 31st January, 1963 ...... 277 515 Defence Forces Retirement Benefits Act- Defence Forces Retirement Benefits Board-Report-Year- 1959-60 (Twelfth) ...... 59 107 1960-61 (Thirteenth) ...... 177 293 1961-62 (Fourteenth) ...... 263 498 Regulations-Statutory Rules-1963- Nos. 36, 37, 38 ...... 272 511 No. 87 ...... 309 564 No. 93 ...... 339 597 Defence Forces Retirement Benefits Fund-Report on quinquennial investigation of Fund by Commonwealth Actuary as at- 30th June, 1954 (First) ...... 210 370 30th June, 1959 (Second) ...... 210 370 Defence Review-Ministerial Statement, 22nd May, 1963 ...... 257 491 And see " Defence." Development Bank. See " Commonwealth Banks Act." Diplomatic Immunities Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1962- No. 29 ...... 63 117 Disarmament and Nuclear Tests- Commonwealth Prime Ministers' Conference, 1961-Statement on disarmament ...... 101 Correspondence with Acting Secretary-General of United Nations relative to proposals for nuclear weapons limitations ...... 101 Ministerial Statement, 5th April, 1962 ...... 136 53 100 III. 743 And see " Nuclear Test Ban." Display goods, Importation of. See " Customs convention, &c." Distillation Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1962-No. 110 .. .. . 218 375 Documents on Cuba- 22nd-25th October, 1962-Texts of- (1) Radio-television address of President of United States of America on 22nd October, 1962 .. (2) Letter dated 22nd October, 1962, from Permanent Rep- resentative of Cuba to United Nations to the President of the Security Council .. (3) Letter addressed by United States Ambassador to United Nations to the President of Security Council on 23rd October, 1962 .. (4) Draft resolution for Security Council circulated by United States on 23rd October, 1962 ...... 156 .. 265 III. 685 (5) Draft resolution for Security Council read out by Soviet Representative on 23rd October, 1962 (6) Statement of 23rd October, 1962, by Soviet Government in regard to speech by the President of United States on Cuba (7) Resolution passed by Organization of American States on 23rd October, 1962 (8) Operative portion of Proclamation made on 23rd October, 1962, by President of United States regarding interdiction of delivery of offensive weapons to Cuba 23rd October-5th November, 1962- (1) Texts of United Nations Documents, and Statements by United States, Soviet Union and other Governments 156 165 267 III 685 (2) Summary of debate in Security Council, 24th and 25th October, 1962 .. .. . (3) Chronology of events . . . And see " Cuban Crisis." Presented to Senate or House of Representatives Paper No. ______Where Bound Paper (if printed) Page in-

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Dried Fruits Export Control Act- Dried Fruits Control Board-Report together with Statement by Minister regarding operation of Act-Year ended- 31st May, 1962 (Thirty-eighth) .115 185 31st May, 1963 (Thirty-ninth) ...... 293 537 Regulations-Statutory Rules-1963- No. 39 ...... 272 511 No. 78 ...... 287 532 Dumping Duties Agreement between Australia and New Zealand- Copy of letter, dated 29th April, 1963, addressed by Senator Henty (Minister for Customs and Excise) to Mr. N. L. Shelton, New Zealand Minister for Customs, containing a copy of the Agree- ment ...... 235 467

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East Asia. See " South-East and East Asia-Report by Minister for External Affairs on his recent tour, &c." Eastern Riverina, area-Commercial television station licence. See " Australian Broadcasting Control Board " and " Extension of Television Services-Ministerial Statement-4th October, 1962." Economic Enquiry-Ministerial Statement, 17th October, 1962 . . 153 251 Education. See- Australian National University Act " "Australian Universities Commission "

"Australian Universities Commission Act " "(The) Commonwealth and Education-Statement, &c.", "Commonwealth Education Conference, 8c.", "Commonwealth Office of Education " Commonwealth Scholarships Board ' "Education Act " and "Public Works Committee Act."

Education Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-I 962-No. 38 . .. 104 157 Egg Export Charges Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1963- No. 58 ...... 272 511 Egg Export Control Act-Australian Egg Board-Report-Year- 1961-62 (Interim Report) ...... 115 185 1961-62 (Fifteenth)-together with Statement by Minister re- garding operation of Act . .171 285 1962-63 (Interim Report) .. 287 529 Elections, 1961-Statistical Returns showing the voting within each Subdivision in relation to the Senate Election and the General Elections for the House of Representatives, 1961- New South Wales ...... 84 104 157 Ill. 75 Queensland ... . . 86 119 190 Ill. 135 South Australia ...... 87 119 190 ll. 163 Tasmania ...... 89 119 190 Ill. 183 Victoria ...... 85 119 190 Ill. 199 Western Australia . .. .. 88 119 190 Ill. 243 Statistical Returns in relation to the Senate Elections and the House of Representatives Elections, 1961, for the several States and Territories, together with Summaries of Elections, By-Elections and Referendums, 1903 to 1961 .. 196 245 475 Ill. I And see " Commonwealth Electoral Act." Encouragement of Australian Productions for Television-Select Committee-Report-

Part I.-Report ...... 304 361 .. IV. 69 Part 1.-Minutes of Evidence. . . 304A 361 .. IV. 157 Engine Bearings and Bushings for Motor Vehicles-Temporary Pro- tection for Local Manufacture-Report of Special Advisory Authority. See " Tariff-Reports." Engineering Services to Rapid Creek Subdivision, Darwin, N.T. See " Public Works Committee Act." Erwin, Mr. G. D. See " Parliamentary and Government Publications- Joint Select Committee." Estate Duty. See " Taxation." Estimates. See " Finance." 2347/67-5 Presented to Senate or House of Representatives Paper No. ______Where Bound paper (if printed) Page in-

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European Common Market. See " Australia and European Common Market ", " Common Market ", " Common Market Negoti- ations " and " Prime Ministers' Conference, London, September, 1962, and the Common Market." European Launcher Development Organization- Convention for establishment of European Organization for Development and Construction of Space Vehicle Launchers, together with Financial Protocol annexed to Convention, and Protocol concerning certain responsibilities in connexion with Initial Programme, signed at London, 29th March, 1962 .. .. 139 221 Ministerial Statement ...... 60 112 Protocol of 9th May, 1962, establishing a Preparatory Group with a view to creation of a European Organization for the Development and Construction of Space Vehicle Launchers, together with an Agreement Supplementary thereto .. 217 383 Excise Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1962- N o. 4 ...... 9 10 No. 46 ...... 104 157 No. 108 ...... 218 375 Expenditure. See " Finance." Explosives Act- Explosives Areas Regulations-Orders-Point Wilson- Berthing of vessels ...... 218(4), 375(3), 416, 290 535 Scale of Fees ...... 131 210 Explosives Regulations-Orders- Berthing of a vessel ...... 9(2), 10(2), 25(6), 39(6), 104(12), 157(12), 127(2), 201(2), 135, 211, 159(8), 259(8), 185(3), 305(3), 218(9), 375(9), 227(3), 449(3), 245, 475, 272(13), 511(13), 291, 538, 319(2), 574(2), 355(4) 609(4) Diesel Fuel Tanks ...... 131 210 Regulations-Statutory Rules-1962-Nos. 63, 64 ...... 113 185 Export Payments Insurance Corporation Act-Export Payments Insurance Corporation-Report and financial statements, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year- 1961-62 (Sixth) ...... 135 211 1962-63 (Seventh) ...... 313 563 Extension of Television Services-Ministerial Statement- 4th October, 1962 ...... 221 18th September, 1963 ...... 558 And see " Australian Broadcasting Control Board ", "Broad- casting and Television Act" and " Television". External Affairs. See- "ANZUS Council ", " Australia and European Common Market ", " Colombo Plan, &c.", " Common Market ", " Common Market Negotiations ", " Commonwealth Parliamentary Delegation ", " Documents on Cuba ", " Foreign Affairs-Joint Committee ", " Malaysia Defence ", "Prime Ministers' Conference, London, September, 1962, &c.", " South-East and East Asia" " Treaties ", " United Nations " and " West New Guinea." Presented to Senate or House of Representatives Where Bound Paper Paper No. (if printed) Page in-

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Fallout in Australia, Report on a detailed assessment of. See " National Radiation Advisory Committee." Federal Republic of Germany. See "Postal Parcels Exchange Agreement, &c." and " Trade Agreement between Australia and Federal Republic of Germany." Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland. See " Money Orders- Mutual Exchange, &c." and "Trade Agreement between Aus- tralia and Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland." Finance- Advance to the Treasurer-Statement of Expenditure-Year- 1961-62 ...... 189 185 1962-63 ...... 365 515 Appropriation Bill 1963-64 ...... VIII. 3 Appropriation (Works and Services) Bill 1963-64 ...... VIII. 221 Auditor-General's Report, accompanied by Treasurer's Statement of Receipts and Expenditure-Year- 1961-62 ...... 80 113 185 VIII. 241 1962-63 ...... 288 277 519 VIII. 477 Supplementary Report by Auditor-General upon other accounts-Year- 1961-62 ...... 127 163 265 VIII. 745 1962-63 ...... 290 365 615 VIII. 833 Budget-Year-1962-63 ...... 55 106 156 IX. 3 Civil Works Programme-Year-1963-64 .. .. . 209 274 510 IX. 173 Commonwealth Payments to or for the States- Revised, 1st August, 1962 ...... 54 106 156 IX. 239 1963-64 ...... 214 274 510 IX. 291 Estimates- Additions, New Works and other Services involving Capital Expenditure-Year- 1961-62-Additional Expenditure ...... 88 1962-63 ...... 64 106 156 IX. 613 1962-63-Additional Expenditure .. .. 205 .. 450 IX. 703 Departmental- 1961-62-Additional Expenditure ...... 88 1962-63 ...... 63* 106 156 IX. 351 1962-63-Additional Expenditure ...... 204 .. 450 IX. 639 And see " Appropriation Bills " under this heading. Estimates of Receipts and Summary of Estimated Expenditure- Year-1963-64 ...... 211 274 510 IX. 711 Expenditure- Additions, New Works and other Services involving Capital Expenditure-Particulars of Proposed Expenditure-Year- 1963-64 ...... t 274 Departmental-Particulars of Proposed Expenditure-Year- 1963-64 ...... § 274 Government Securities on Issue as at 30th June, 1963 .. 213 274 510 IX. 763 Income Tax Statistics-Income Year-1960-61 .. .. 210 274 510 VI. 519 National Income and Expenditure-Year- 1961-62 ...... 65 106 156 IX. 823 1962-63 ...... 212 274 510 IX. 851 Treasurer's Statement of Receipts and Expenditure. See " Auditor-General's Report, &c." under this heading.

* Papers numbered 63 and 64 are printed together as one document. t This Paper was not printed. The particulars of Proposed Expenditure can be found in the Appropriation (Works and Services) Bill 1963-64. a copy of which is bound with the Parliamentary Papers of this Session in Volume VIII., page 221. § This Paper was not printed. The Particulars of Proposed Expenditure can be found in the Appropriation Bill 1963-64. a copy of which is bound with the Parliamentary Papers of this Session in Volume VIII., page 3. Explanatory Note on Form of Budget Documents Consequent upon amendments to the Standing Orders of the House of Representatives agreed to on 1st May, 1963, changes were made to the form of the Budget documents presented to Parliament. The documents, in their new form, first appeared in conjunction with the Budget presented on 13th August. 1963. The annual appropriations, which prior to 1963, were included in the document Estimates of Receipts and Expenditure are now set out in the Second Schedules ofthe Appropriation Bills. The estimates of receipts and summaries of estimated expenditure from the Consolidated Revenue Fund (including Special Appropriations), and the Loan Fund, are now contained in a new document Estimates of Receipts and Summary of Estimated Expenditure. In order to avoid duplication, the papers issued prior to 1963 under the title of The Budget were discontinued. The tables of " Government Securities on Issue " which appeared as Part IV. and " Income Tax Statistics " which appeared in Part V of The Budget, are now printed as separate documents. Other statistics are made available to Senators and Members in the Commonwealth Finance bulletin prepared by the Commonwealth Statistician. This bulletin is not, however, presented to Parliament or published as a Parliamentary Paper. An expanded index, attached to the Estimates of Receipts and Summary of Estimated Expenditure paper, provides a reference to the information In that document, in the Appropriation Bills and in the other financial documents presented with the Budget by the Treasurer. lxviii

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G Gambling, Illegal. See " Postmaster-General's Department." General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade- Provisional Accession of Argentina-Proces Verbal of 7th November, 1962 extending the Declaration of 18th November, 1960 ...... 217 384 Provisional Accession of Tunisia-Declaration of 12th November, 1959, together with Procs Verbal of 9th December, 1961 extending the Declaration ...... 217 383 And see " International Trade in Cotton Textiles." General Assembly of the United Nations. See " United Nations." General Elections. See " Elections, 1961." Germany. See "Postal Parcels Exchange Agreement, &c." and "Trade Agreement between Australia and Federal Republic of Germany." Gift Duty. See "Taxation." Gold Mines Development Assistance Act-Statement concerning operation of Act and payment of development allowance-Year- 1962-63 (First) ...... 319 575 Gold-Mining Industry Assistance Act-Statement concerning oper- ation of Act and payment of subsidy-Year- 1961-62 (Eighth) ...... 145 239 1962-63 (Ninth) ...... 319 575 Goods for display, Importation of. See " Customs Convention, &c." Gove Peninsula, Northern Territory. See " Grievances of Yirrkala Aborigines, &c.", " Petition, &c." and "Welfare of Aborigines, &c." Government Publications. See " Parliamentary and Government Publications." Government Securities on Issue. See " Finance." Governor-General'z Message. See "Bills to increase payments out of National Welfare Fund." Grafton-Kempsey area-Commercial television station licence. See "Australian Broadcasting Control Board" and "Extension of Television Services-Ministerial Statement-4th October, 1962." Urants Commission. See" Commonwealth Grants Commission Act." Grievances of Yirrkala Aborigines, Arnhem Land Reserve-Select Committee-Report- Part I.-Report and Minutes of Proceedings .. .. 311 .. 611 IV. 949 Part II.-Minutes of Evidence ...... 312 .. 611 IV. 975 And see "Northern Territory (Administration) Act-Crown Lands Ordinance", "Petition, &c." and "Welfare of Aborigines of Gove Peninsula, &c." Gunther, Dr. J. T. See " Legislative Council for Territory of Papua and New Guinea-Select Committee on Political Development." Where Bound Paper 6i Page in-

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Health. See " National Health Act " and " National Fitness Act." Health and Medical Research Council. See " Medical Research Endowment Act." Henty, Senator (Minister for Customs and Excise). See " Dumping Duties Agreement between Australia and New Zealand." High School, Darwin. See " Public Works Committee Act." Honey Industry Act-Australian Honey Board-Statement regarding operations-Period-22nd April, to 30th June, 1963 . .. . 293 537 Honey Levy Act (No. 1)-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1963- No. 17 ...... 218 375 Honey Levy Collection Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1963- No. 16 ...... 218 375 Hospital Treatment for Asian Residents of Christmas Island-Agree- ment between Australia and Singapore concerning provision of treatment in Singapore hospitals, signed 6th June, 1963 .. .. 277 521 Hospitals. See "Australian Universities Commission-Committee on Teaching Costs of Medical Hospitals " and "Public Works Committee Act." House of Representatives- Accommodation-Select Committee-Report and Minutes of Proceedings ...... 303 .. 611 1073 Elections, 1961-Statistical Returns, &c. See " Elections, 1961." Redistribution of Electoral Divisions. See " Commonwealth Electoral Act." Representation of States in. See " Representation Act." Select Committees. See " Accommodation " under this heading, and " Grievances of Yirrkala Aborigines, Arnhem Land Reserve." Standing Orders. See " Standing Orders Committee." Hydro-electric Power. See "Snowy Mountains Hydro-electric Power Act."

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Illegal betting and gambling. See " Postmaster-General's Depart- ment." Immigration (Guardianship of Children) Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1963-No. 47 ...... 272 511 Importation of goods for display. See "Customs Convention, &c." Income Tax and Social Services Contribution. See "Taxation." Income Tax and Social Services Contribution Assessment Act- Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1962- No. 15 ...... 31 63 No. 44 ...... 104 157 No. 112 ...... 218 375 1963- No. 53 ...... 272 511 No. 92 ...... 319 574 And see " Taxation." Income Tax Statistics. See " Finance " and " Taxation." Index. See " Public Accounts Committee Act." India. See " Patents for Inventions, &c.-Agreement." Indonesia. See "Trade Agreement between Australia and Indo- nesia ", "War Graves Agreement between Indonesia and Com- monwealth Countries, &c." and " West New Guinea, &c." Industrial Research. See " Science and Industry Research Act." Inscribed Stock. See " Commonwealth Inscribed Stock Act." Insurance. See " Export Payments Insurance Corporation Act" and " Life Insurance Act." International Atomic Energy Agency-Statute of the International Atomic Energy Agency-Amendment to Article VI.A.3 adopted by the General Conference of the Agency, 4th October, 1961 .. . 139 221 International Bank Agreement. See "International Monetary Agreements Act." Presented to Senate or House of Representatives Where Bound Paper Paper No. (if printed) Page in-

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International Coffee Agreement, dated 28th September, 1962 .. .. 217 384 International Finance Corporation Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1962-No. 73 ...... 135 211 International Labour Organization- Constitution of the International Labour Organization-Instru- ment for Amendment adopted by General Conference of Organization, 22nd June, 1962 ...... 139 221 International Labour Conference- Reports of Australian Government, Employers' and Workers' Delegates-Forty-sixth Session, Geneva, June, 1962 ...... 223 420 Statement in relation to Conventions and Recommendations adopted by Forty-second Session, 1958 ...... 59 111 International Monetary Agreements Act-Report on operations of Act, and in so far as they relate to Australia, of the International Monetary Fund Agreement and the International Bank Agree- ment-Year- 1961-62 ...... 131 131 205 IX. 811 1962-63 ...... 251 287 529 IX. 817 International Monetary Fund Agreement. See "International Monetary Agreements Act." International Organizations (Privileges and Immunities) Act-Regula- tions-Statutory Rules- 1962-No. 105 ...... 218 375 1963-No. 13 ...... 218 375 And see " Privileges and Immunities of the Specialized Agencies." International Trade in Cotton Textiles- Arrangements drawn up under auspices of Contracting Parties to General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, which Australia accepted on 27th November, 1961; together with Australian Government's understanding on certain aspects of the Arrangements insofar as they affected the obligations assumed by Australia ...... 41 73 Long-term Arrangements drawn up by Contracting Parties to General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade at Geneva, 9th February, 1962 ...... 177 297 Inter-Parliamentary Union-Report of Australian Delegation- 50th Conference, Brussels, September, 1961 ...... 39 82 139 III. 391 51st Conference, Brasilia, October-November, 1962 ,, . 160 223 423 III. 531 Inventions. See " Patents for Inventions, &c."

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Japan. See " Agreement on Commerce, &c.", " Civil Uses of Atomic Energy Agreement, &c." and " Parcel Post Agreement, &c." Joint Coal Board. See " Coal Industry Act." Joint Committees. See "Foreign Affairs ", "Parliamentary and Government Publications ", "Public Accounts Committee Act" and " Public Works Committee Act." Judiciary Act-Rules of Court, dated- 17th October, 1961 ...... 9 10 24th October, 1962 ...... 166 267 15th October, 1963 ...... 353 609

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Laboratories. See " Commonwealth Serum Laboratories Act." Labour. See "International Labour Organization." Lands Acquisition Act-Land, &c., acquired at- Adamstown, New South Wales . 272 511 Baker's Hill, Western Australia . 218 375 Balcombe, Victoria . . 185,218 305, 416 Banar, New South Wales .. .. 9 11 Barmera, South Australia .. . 9 11 Barnes Bay, Tasmania .. 9 11 Benwerrin, New South Wales 272 511 Big Springs, New South Wales . 272 511 Biloela, Queensland .. 25 35 Binnie Lookout, South Australia .. 149 249 Birralee, New South Wales 272 511 Boonah, Queensland . . 105 158 Brawboy, New South Wales . 195 339 Brisbane Airport, Queensland . 129 205 Broadford, Victoria . . 321 574 Broken Hill, New South Wales .. 272 511 Bullsbrook, Western Australia .. 59 111 Bundaburra, New South Wales . 87 145 Burrendoon (Wenna), New South Wales 301 554 Cabarlah, Queensland . . 9 10 Cairns, Queensland . . 218 376 Capalaba, Queensland . . 255 489 Carawandool, New South Wales .. 218 376 Carrick, Tasmania . 277 521 Chatswood, New South Wales 272 511 Cobar, New South Wales .. . 218 376 Conimbia, New South Wales . 272 511 Coniston, New South Wales . 195 339 Corree South, New South Wales .. 9 11 Crystal Brook, South Australia .. 87 145 Cudgel Creek, New South Wales .. . 218 376 Cumbijowa, New South Wales . 301 554 Cunninyeuk, New South Wales . . 9 11 Curbur, Western Australia . . 218 376 Darling Island, New South Wales .. . 272 511 Daroobalgie, New South Wales .. 309 564 Denne's Point, Tasmania .. .. 9 11 Devonport, Tasmania .. . 218 376 Downside, New South Wales . . 9 11 Dumbleyung, Western Australia . . 9 11 Eagle Farm (Brisbane Airport), Queensland .. 9, 104 10,158 Eccleston, New South Wales .. 105 158 Elizabeth Bay, New South Wales .. . 9 10 Elphinstone, County of, Queensland 245 475 Eltham, Victoria...... 272 511 Enfield, New South Wales.. .. 9, 272 11, 511 Essington, New South Wales .. 218 376 Euberta, New South Wales .. 331 590 Eurongilly, New South Wales .. 9 11 Fish Point, Victoria . . 105 158 Forest, Tasmania ... 272 511 Forth, Tasmania ...... 272,277 511, 521 Frenchs Forest, New South Wales .. . 145 243 Galore, New South Wales . . 9 11 Ghoolendaadi, New South Wales .. . 29 59 Gladstone, Queensland . . 9 11 Glebe, New South Wales .. . . 272 511 Glencoe, New South Wales . 135 211 Glenorie, New South Wales . 105 158 Goolgowi, New South Wales . . 149 249 Goulburn, New South Wales . . 49 87 Gowrie Junction, Queensland . . 9 11 Griffith, New South Wales . . 121,218(2) 34, 375(2) Presented to Senate or House of Representatives Paper No. Where Bound Paper (if printed) Page in-

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Lands Acquisition Act-Land, &c., acquired at.-continued. Hallett Gap, South Australia ...... 305 562 Hanwood, New South Wales ...... 227 449 Helen, New South Wales ...... 9 11 Highvale, Queensland ...... 185 305 Hobart, Tasmania ...... 319 574 Inchgower, New South Wales ...... 301 554 Innisfail, Queensland ...... 23 35 Irishtown, Tasmania .. .. . 25 57 Jandakot, Western Australia .. . .. 272 511 Jericho, Tasmania ...... 277 521 Keith, South Australia ...... 126 201 Kellyville, New South Wales . .. .. 171 291 Kilmore, Victoria ...... 272 511 Kingscote, Kangaroo Island, South Australia ...... 210 370 Kingswood, New South Wales ...... 166 267 Kooba, New South Wales...... 218 376 Lakesland, New South Wales ...... 9 11 Lameroo, South Australia ...... 126 201 Launceston, Tasmania ...... 105 158 Leafgold, Queensland ...... 105 158 Learmonth, Victoria ...... 218 376 Legana, Tasmania .. .. 245 475 Leigh Creek, South Australia ...... 272 511 Longreach, Queensland ...... 218 384 Loxton North, South Australia ...... 272 511 Malabar, New South Wales ...... 140 222 Mallan, New South Wales ...... 105 158 Mallawa (Mirriadool), New South Wales ...... 272 511 Mandurang, Victoria ...... 166 267 Marcollat, South Australia ...... 185 311 Margate, Tasmania ...... 185 305 Marino Rocks, South Australia ...... 51 99 Marrangaroo, New South Wales ...... 9 10 Marsden Park, New South Wales ...... 9 10 Marys Mount, New South Wales ...... 21 34 Meandarra, Queensland ...... 9 11 Melbourne, Victoria ...... 291 538 Meribah, South Australia ...... 166 267 Methul, New South Wales ...... 9 11 Milawa, Victoria .. .. 9 11 Mirani, Queensland ...... 105 158 Monto, Queensland ...... 9 11 Moree, New South Wales ...... 218 376 Moss Vale, New South Wales ...... 1.35 211 Mount Burr, South Australia ...... 227 449 Mount Dismal, Tasmania ...... 218 376 Murtho, South Australia ...... 135 211 Narrabri, New South Wales ...... 218 411 Nectar Brook, South Australia ...... 272 511 North West Cape, Western Australia ...... 241 473 Parramatta, New South Wales ...... 135 211 Peats Ridge, New South Wales ...... 272 511 Penguin, Tasmania ...... 272 511 Piallaway, New South Wales ...... 149 249 Pinjarra, Western Australia ...... 272 511 Poison Water Holes, New South Wales ...... 135 211 Port Augusta, South Australia ...... 9(2) 11(2) Port MacDonnell, South Australia ...... 9 11 Port Phillip Bay, Victoria ...... 104 158 Prospect, New South Wales ...... 233 457 Reekara, King Island ...... 55 103 Research, Victoria ...... 319 574 Richmond, Tasmania ...... 185 305 Ridgley, Tasmania ...... 227 427 Ripponlea, Victoria ...... 227 442 Romsey, Victoria ...... 105 158 Rugby, New South Wales...... 218 375 lxxfii

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Lands Acquisition Act-Land, &c., acquired at-continued. Ryde, New South Wales ...... 104 158 Salt Ash, New South Wales ...... 218 376 Samford, Queensland ...... 9 11 San Isadore, New South Wales ...... 29 59 Seaforth, New South Wales ...... 218 376 Sedgwick, Victoria ...... 166 267 Slade Point, Queensland ...... 9 10 Snug, Tasmania ...... 166 267 Southport, Northern Territory ...... 127,218 201,375 Spence, South Australia ...... 17 27 Stanbridge, New South Wales ...... 218 376 Stirling North, South Australia ...... 126 201 St. Marys, New South Wales ...... 21 34 Stockinbingal, New South Wales ...... 218 375 Sutton, New South Wales ...... 301 554 Tamworth, New South Wales ...... 218 411 Tanilba, New South Wales ...... 218 411 Taplan, South Australia ...... 272 511 Taratap, South Australia ...... 126 201 Tenrranora, New South Wales ...... 9 11 The Gap, South Australia ...... 301 554 Thirlmere, New South Wales ...... 29 59 Thomastown, Victoria ...... 237 471 Thule, New South Wales ...... 272 511 Tomingley, New South Wales ...... 218 376 Toolangi, Victoria ...... 272 511 Toowong, Brisbane, Queensland ...... 185 305 Torrens Island, South Australia ...... 218 420 Tumbulgum North, New South Wales ...... 29 59 Ulladulla, New South Wales ...... 171 291 Wagga Wagga, New South Wales ...... 9 10 Walkamin, Queensland ...... 105 158 Wamoon, New South Wales ...... 199 345 Wanaaring, New South Wales ...... 9 11 Wandoan, Queensland ...... 166 267 Wandong, Victoria ...... 218 376 Wandook, New South Wales ...... 21 34 Warrawidgee, New South Wales ...... 9 11 Warwick Farm, New South Wales ...... 235 ' 463 Watercourse, New South Wales ...... 272 511 Wedge Island, South Australia ...... 319 574 West Orange, New South Wales ...... 47 83 West Ulverstone, Tasmania ...... 272 512 Whitton, New South Wales ...... 218 376 Willbriggie, New South Wales ...... 218 411 Wodonga, Victoria ...... 218 376 Woomera, South Australia ...... 87 153 Yabmana, South Australia ...... 272 512 Yanco, New South Wales...... 227 449 Yetholme, New South Wales ...... 135 211 Yundi, South Australia ...... 105 158 And see " Lighthouses Act and Lands Acquisition Act." Launceston Airport. See "Public Works Committee Act." Legislative Council for Territory of Papua and New Guinea- Resolution relating to Interim Report of Select Committee on Political Development agreed to on 16th October, 1962 .. 157 257 Select Committee on Political Development- Interim Report ...... 157 257 XIII. 793 Second Interim Report ...... 237 463 XIII. 801 Library. See "National Library Act." 207 Life Insurance Act- 208 Insurance Commissioner-Report- 1961 (Sixteenth) ...... 97 151 1962 (Seventeenth) ...... 237 463 Regulations-Statutory Rules-1962- . . No. 3 ...... 9 11 No. 12 ...... 13 11 Lighthouses Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1962-No. 87 .. .. 149 249 lxxiv

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Lighthouses Act and Lands Acquisition Act-Land, &c., acquired at Flinders Island, South Australia ...... 272 512 And see " Lands Acquisition Act." Local Manufactures, Temporary Protection for. See Special Advisory Authority Reports under " Tariff-Reports." Lonsdale Exchange Building, Melbourne. See " Public Works Com- mittee Act."

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Mackay area-Commercial television station licence. See "Aus- tralian Broadcasting Control Board" and "Extension of Tele- vision Services-Ministerial Statement-18th September, 1963." MacRobertson Miller Airlines Limited-Copy of Agreement between the Commonwealth of Australia and MacRobertson Miller Air- lines Limited, dated 17th September, 1959 . .. . . 241 Mains, Darwin Water Supply. See " Public Works Committee Act." Maintenance Centre, Launceston Airport, Tasmania. See "Public Works Committee Act." Malaya. See " Malaysia Defence ", "Postal Parcels and Money Orders " and " Reciprocal Exchange of Planting Material Agree- ment between Australia and the Federation of Malaya." Malaysia Defence- Anglo-Malayan Defence Agreement of 1957 ...... 313 565 Ministerial Statement, 25th September, 1963 ...... 565 Notes exchanged between Australia and Malaya in March and April, 1959 ...... 313 565 Notes exchanged between Australia and Malaysia in September, 1963 ...... 313 565 United Kingdom-Malaysia Agreement of July, 1963 (excluding Annexes) ...... 313 565 Manning River area-Commercial television station licence. See "Australian Broadcasting Control Board" and "Extension of Television Services-Ministerial Statement-18th September, 1963." Manufactured Fruits Industry. See "Sugar Enquiry Committee, 1960." Marriage Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1963-No. 31 .. .. 227 449 Matrimonial Causes Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1963- No...... 218 376 McCarthy, Sir Mortimer. See "Sugar Enquiry Committee, 1960." McEwen, Mr. (Minister for Trade). See "Correspondence." Meat Export Charge Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1962- No. 20 ...... 31 63 No. 31 ...... 63 117 Meat Export Control Act- Australian Meat Board-Report-Year- 1961-62 (Interim Report) ...... 115 185 1961-62 (Twenty-seventh)-together with Statement by Minister regarding operation of Act ...... 143 231 1962-63 (Interim Report) ...... 277 523 1962-63 (Twenty-eighth)-together with Statement by Minis- ter regarding operation of Act ...... 327 579 Regulations-Statutory Rules-1961-No. 127 . .. .. 10 11 Medical Hospitals, Committee on Teaching Costs of. See " Australian Universities Commssion." Medical Research Endowment Act-National Health and Medical Research Council-Report- 1961 (Twenty-fourth) ...... 121 195 1962 (Twenty-fifth) ...... 345 603 Melbourne. See " Public Works Committee Act." Melbourne area-Commercial television station licence. See " Aus- tralian Broadcasting Control Board " and "Television ". Melville, Sir Leslie (Chairman of Tariff Board). See " Corres- pondence." Message of Governor-General. See "Bills to increase payments out of National Welfare Fund." Presented to Senate or House of Representatives Where Bound Paper Paper No. (if printed) Pagein-

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Migration. See "Assisted Migration Agreement, &c.", "Assisted Passage Agreement, &c.", " Immigration (Guardianship of Children) Act " and " Nationality and Citizenship Act." Mildura area-Commercial television station licence. See "Aus- tralian Broadcasting Control Board" and "Extension of Tele- vision Services-Ministerial Statement-18th September, 1963." Military College. See " Defence Act." Milk Products. See " Processed Milk Products Bounty Act." Mining. See- " Coal Industry Act ", "Coal Utilization Research Advisory Committee ", "Gold Mines Development Assistance Act " and " Gold-Mining Industry Assistance Act." Minister for Customs and Excise (Senator Henty). See "Dumping Duties Agreement between Australia and New Zealand." Minister for External Affairs, Recent tour by. See " South-East and East Asia." Minister for Trade (Mr. McEwen). See " Agreement on Commerce, &c." and " Correspondence." Ministerial Statements. See- " Aboriginal Welfare-Conference of Commonwealth and State Ministers, Darwin, July, 1963 ", "Australia and European Common Market, 3rd May, 1962", "Common Market-Britain's Negotiations, 6th December, 1962 ", " Common Market Negotiations, 9th August, 1962", "Cuban Crisis, 6th November, 1962 ", "Defence-New Three Year Programme, 24th October, 1962 ", "Defence Review, 22nd May, 1963 ", "Disarmament and Nuclear Tests, 5th April, 1962 ", "Economic Enquiry, 17th October, 1962 ", "European Launcher Development Organization ", " Extension of Television Services," " Malaysia Defence, 25th September, 1963 ", "Nuclear Test Ban, 15th August, 1963 ", " Postmaster-General's Department-Ministerial Statements- ' Co-operation with State Police Authorities in suppressing illegal betting' and' Illegal betting in Victoria-Commission of Inquiry, 17th May, 1962' ", "Prime Ministers' Conference, London, September, 1962, and the Common Market ", " Restrictive Trade Practices-Proposals for Control ", " Television-Commercial Licences, 9th April, 1963 ", "Trading Bank Facilities and Arrangements ", "Welfare of Aborigines of Gove Peninsula, Northern Terri- tory ", "West New Guinea-Indonesian-Netherlands Agreement, 21st August, 1962 " and "West New Guinea-Netherlands-Indonesian Dispute, 15th March, 1962." Money Orders- Exchange of, between Malaya and Singapore and Christmas Island. See "Postal Parcels, &c." Mutual Exchange of Money Orders Agreement between Australia and Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland, signed 6th December, 1962 ...... 217 384 Murray River. See " River Murray Waters Act." Murray Valley area-Commercial television station licence. See "Australian Broadcasting Control Board" and " Extension of Television Services-Ministerial Statement-18th September, 1963." Murrumbidgee Irrigation area-Commercial television station licence. See "Australian Broadcasting Control Board " and " Extension of Television Services-Ministerial Statement-18th September, 1963." lxxvi

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National Capital Development Commission Act-National Capital Development Commission-Report and financial statements, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year- 1961-62 (Fifth) ...... 98 131 203 III. 791 1962-63 (Sixth) ...... 265 301 549 III. 823 National Debt Sinking Fund Act-National Debt Commission- Report-Year- 1961-62 (Thirty-ninth) ...... 131 203 1962-63 (Fortieth) ...... 297 541 National Fitness Act-Report-1959, 1960 and 1961 ...... 359 615 National Health Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1961-No. 137 ...... 10 11 1962- No. 34 ...... 77 139 No. 55 ...... 105 158 No. 70 ...... 127 201 No. 101 ...... 177 297 Nos. 113, 114 ...... 218 376 1963- No. 34 ...... 245 475 No. 69 ...... 287 532 National Health and Medical Research Council. See "Medical Research Endowment Act." National Income and Expenditure. See " Finance." National Library Act-Council of National Library of Australia- Report-Year-1960-61 (First) ...... 44 93 145 III. 863 Report and financial statements, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year- 1961-62 (Second) ...... 144 175 291 III. 887 1962-63 (Third) ...... 263 303 553 III. 915 National Radiation Advisory Committee-Report on a detailed assessment of fallout in Australia-June, 1962 ...... 109 161 National University. See "Australian National University Act." National Welfare Fund. See "Bills to increase payments out of National Welfare Fund-Minute . . . by Acting Parliamentary Draftsman, &c." Nationality and Citizenship Act-Return-Year- 1961-62...... 140 217 1962-63...... 365 615 Native Members of the Forces Benefits Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1962- No. 77 ...... 135 211 No. 116 ...... 218 376 Nauru-Report to General Assembly of United Nations on Adminis- tration-Year- 1960-61 ...... 99 113 183 XII. 73 1961-62 ...... 198 249 475 XII. 175 Naval Defence Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1961-Nos. 130, 143, 146 ...... 10 11 1962- Nos. 10, 17, 18, 19 ...... 10, 31 63 No. 22 ...... 45 77 No. 32 ...... 63 117 No. 67 ...... 127 201 No. 81 ...... 135 211 No. 86 ...... 149 246 Nos. 96,98 ...... 171 291 No. 107 ...... 218 376 1963- Nos. 2, 12, 18 ...... 218 376 No. 32 ...... 235 463 Nos. 46, 48, 54, 60, 61 ...... 272 512 Nos. 72, 73, 74 ...... 287 532 Nos. 88, 89 ...... 319 574 No. 94 ...... 339 597 Ixxvii

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Naval Vessels Supplies and Services Agreement between Australia and United States of America-Exchange of Notes of 28th March, 1963, constituting an Agreement amending Agreement of 19th and 31st December, 1956 ...... 277 520 Navigation Act- Navigation (Dangerous Goods) Regulations-Determination dated- 10th May, 1963 ...... 249 477 24th October, 1963 ...... 353 609 Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1961-No. 128 ...... 10 11 1962- Nos. 72, 74 ...... 135 212 Nos. 88, 89 ...... 150 246 Report of cases in which the power of Governor-General has been exercised under section 422A during 1962 ...... 218 376 And see " Conciliation and Arbitra ion Act and Navigation Act." Netherlands. See " Assisted Migration Agreement, &c." and " West New Guinea." New Guinea-Report to General Assembly of United Nations on Administration-Year- 1960-61 ...... 100 113 183 XII. 281 1961-62 ...... 197 263 491 XII. 627 And see " Legislative Council for Territory of Papua and New Guinea ", " Papua and New Guinea Act" and " West New Guinea." New Zealand. See " Air Services Agreement between Australia and New Zealand, &c.", " ANZUS Council " and "Dumping Duties Agreement, &c." Norfolk Island-Report-Year- 1960-61...... 252 264 501 XIII. 1 1961-62...... 309 335 589 XIII. 27 Norfolk Island Act- Ordinances- 1962- No. 1-Conveyancing ...... 15 17 No. 2-Registration of Births, Marriages, and Deaths .. 15 17 No. 3-Liquor ...... 87 145 No. 4-Companies ...... 105 158 No. 5-Stock Diseases ...... 105 158 No. 6-Bean Seeds and Bean Plants ...... 166 265 1963- No. 1-Post and Telegraph ...... 218 413 No. 2-Amendments Incorporation ...... 218 413 No. 3-Customs ...... 272 512 No. 4-Registration of Births, Deaths and Marriages .. 339 597 No. 5-Legitimation ...... 339 597 No. 6-Probate and Administration ...... 339 597 No. 7-Foreign Marriage ...... 339 597 No. 8-Adoption of Children ...... 339 597 No. 9-Coroners...... 339 597 Regulations- 1961-No. 1 (Customs Ordinance) ...... 10 11 1963- No. 1 (Maintenance Orders (Facilities for Enforcement) Ordinance) ...... 227 447 No. 2 (Public Service Ordinance) ...... 272 512 No. 3 (Pharmacy Ordinance) ...... 339 597 Regulations-Statutory Rules-1962-No. 94 ...... 166 267 Northern Territory-Report-Year-1960-61 .. .. . 253 277 515 XIII. 53 And see " Public Works Committee Act" and " Welfare of Aborigines of Gove Peninsula, &c." Northern Territory (Administration) Act- Crown Lands Ordinance-Statement of reasons by Minister for resumption or revocation of reserves in Northern Territory- Alice Springs ...... 105 158 Alice Well ...... 84 144 Arnhem Land Aboriginal Reserve, Part of .. .. . 13, 218 15, 419 lxxviii

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Northern Territory (Administration) Act-continued. Crown Lands Ordinance-Statement of reasons by Minister for resumption or revocation of reserves in Northern Territory- continued. Bungalow Reserve, near Alice Springs .. 159 263 Commonage Reserve, Timber Creek ...... 121 193 Daly Waters ...... 218 376 Darwin (Land reserved for municipal purposes) .. .. 347 601 Darwin Sanitary Reserve ...... 218 376 Wangites Aboriginal Reserve ...... 218 376 Warramunga Aboriginal Reserve ...... 42 74 Drdinances- 1961- No. 35-Darwin Hospital Advisory Board (No. 2) .. .. 10 11 No. 36-Crown Lands ...... 10 11 No. 37-Licensing (No. 2) ...... 10 11 1962- No. 1-Amendments Incorporation 1961 ...... 10 11 No. 2-Stock Diseases 1961 ...... 10 11 No. 3-Medical Practitioners Registration 1961 .. .. 10 11 No. 4-Firearms (No. 2) 1961 ...... 10 11 No. 5-Foot and Mouth Disease Compensation 1961 .. .. 10 11 No. 6-Control of Waters 1961 ...... 10 11 No. 7-Business Names 1961 .. .. . 10 11 No. 8-Scaffolding Inspection 1961 .. .. 10 11 No. 9-Building 1961 ...... 42 74 No. 10-Police and Police Offences 1961 . .. .. 55 107 No. 11-Intestate Wards (Distribution of Estates) 1961 .. 55 107 No. 12-Welfare 1961 ...... 93 151 No. 13-Supply of Services .. ... 105 158 No. 14-Public Health ...... 105 158 No. 15-Lottery and Gaming ...... 105 158 No. 16-Tourist Board ...... 105 158 No. 17-Licensing ...... 105 158 No. 18-Local Government ...... 105 158 No. 19-Local Government (No. 2) .. . .. 105 158 No. 20-Interpretation ...... 105 158 No. 21-Holidays ...... 105 158 No. 22-Control of Roads ...... 105 158 No. 23-Abattoirs and Slaughtering . .. .. 105 158 No. 24-Forestry ...... 105 158 No. 25-Mining ...... 105 158 No. 26--Motor Vehicles .. .. . 105 158 No. 27-Prevention of Pollution of Waters by Oil .. .. 105 158 No. 28-Licensing (No. 2) ...... 105 158 No. 29-Methylated Spirit .. .. . 105 158 No. 30-Crown Lands ...... 125 201 No. 31-Alice Springs Hospital Advisory Board .. .. 125 201 No. 32-Local Government (Valuations Emergency) .. .. 135 212 No. 33-Motor Vehicles (No. 3) ...... 157 259 No. 34-National Parks and Gardens .. . .. 166 267 No. 35-Apprentices ...... 166 267 No. 36-Inspection of Machinery . .. 166 267 No. 37-Workmen's Compensation .. . 166 267 No. 38-Nurses Registration . .. .. 166 267 No. 39-Licensing (No. 3) .. .. . 166 267 No. 40-Stock Diseases ...... 185 305 No. 41-Holidays (No. 2) ...... 185 305 No. 42-Education ...... 185 305 No. 43-Housing (No. 2) ...... 195 339 No. 44-Mines Regulation ...... 195 339 No. 45-Motor Vehicles (No. 2) . .... 195 339 No. 46-Traffic ...... 195 339 No. 47-Ports ...... 195 339 No. 48-Apprentices (No. 2) ...... 195 339 No. 49-Mining (No. 2) ...... 219 412 Child Welfare Ordinance, together with statement of reasons for withholding assent .. .. . 264 505 lxxix

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Northern Territory (Administration) Act-continued. Ordinances-continued. 1962-continued. Housing Loans Ordinance, together with statement of reasons for withholding assent ...... 264 505 Long Service Leave Ordinance, together with statement of reasons for withholding assent ...... 163 264 1963- No. 1-School Committee 1962 ...... 219 412 No. 2-Wards Employment 1962 ...... 219 412 No. 3-Hospitals and Medical Services 1962...... 219 412 No. 4-Registration of Dogs 1962 ...... 219 412 No. 5-Medical Practitioners Registration 1962 . .. 219 412 No. 6-Pounds 1962 ...... 219 412 No. 7-Supply of Services (No. 2) 1962 ...... 219 412 No. 8-Control of Roads (No. 3) 1962 .. . .. 219 412 No. 9-Alice Springs Town Management 1962 .. .. 219 412 No. 10-Rice Development Agreement Repeal 1962 .. .. 219 412 No. 11 -Apprentices (No. 3) 1962 ...... 219 412 No. 12-Local Government (No. 3) 1962 ...... 219 412 No. 13-Local Government (No. 4) 1962 ...... 219 412 No. 14-Prevention of Cruelty to Animals 1962 .. .. 219 412 No. 15-Alice Springs Hospital Advisory Board (No. 2) 1962 ...... 219 412 No. 16-Motor Vehicles (No. 4) 1962 . .. .. 219 412 No. 17-Katherine Town Management 1962...... 219 412 No. 18-Wards' Employment 1961 . .. .. 228 442 No. 19-Darwin Hospital Advisory Board 1962 .. .. 228 442 No. 20-Lottery and Gaming (No. 2) 1962 .. .. 228 442 No. 21-Hawkers 1962 ...... 228 442 No. 22-Crown Lands (No. 2) 1962 ...... 228 442 No. 23-Crown Lands (No. 3) 1962 ...... 228 442 No. 24-Control of Waters 1962 ...... 228 442 No. 25-Darwin Town Area Leases 1962 ...... 228 442 No. 26-Crown Lands (No. 4) 1962 ...... 228 442 No. 27-Public Service 1962 ...... 228 442 No. 28-Local Government ...... 245 475 No. 29-Holidays ...... 245 475 No. 30-Juries 1962 ...... 245 475 No. 31-Local Government (No. 2) .. . .. 273 512 No. 32-Alice Springs Hospital Advisory Board .. .. 252 489 No. 33-Juries ...... 252 489 No. 34-Inquiries 1962 ...... 252 489 No. 35-Sheriff 1962 ...... 252 489 No. 36-Special Purposes Leases 1962 .. .. . 252 489 No. 37-Business Names 1962 ...... 252 489 No. 38-Welfare ...... 273 512 No. 39-Noxious Weeds 1962 ...... 273 512 No. 40-Control of Roads (No. 2) 1962 ...... 273 512 No. 41-Tourist Board (No. 2) 1962 ...... 273 512 No. 42-Registration of Births, Deaths and Marriages 1962 ...... 273 512 No. 43-Companies ...... 273 512 No. 44-Wildlife Conservation and Control 1962 .. .. 273 512 No. 45-Special Purposes Leases ...... 273 512 No. 46-Freehold Titles 1962 ...... 277 524 No. 47-Cemeteries ...... 277 521 No. 48-Police and Police Offences ...... 277 521 No. 49-Associations Incorporation .. . .. 277 521 No. 50-Water Supplies Development ...... 277 521 No. 51-Ports ...... 278 521 No. 52-Companies (Unclaimed Assets and Moneys) .. .. 278 521 No. 53-Business Names ...... 278 521 No. 54-Darwin Hospital Advisory Board ...... 278 521 No. 55-Alice Springs Administration ...... 278 521 No. 56-National Parks and Gardens ...... 278 521 No. 57-Co-operative Trading Societies ...... 285 530 Presented to Senate or House of Representatives Paper No. ______Where Bound Paper (if printed) Page in-

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Northern Territory (Administration) Act-continued. Ordinances-continued. 1963-continued. No. 58-Architects ...... 285 530 No. 59-Agricultural Development Leases .. . . 285 530 No. 60-Workmen's Compensation .. . . 285 530 No. 61 -Public Service (No. 2) 1962 .. . . 278 524 No. 62-Companies (No. 2) . . . .. 318 572 No. 63-Church Lands Leases . . . .. 318 572 No. 64--Crown Lands ...... 318 572 No. 65-Workmen's Dwellings Ordinance Repeal . .. 318 572 No. 66-Stock Diseases ...... 318 572 No. 67-Fire Brigades ...... 318 572 No. 68-Stock Routes and Travelling Stock. .. . 318 .572 No. 69-Valuation of Land . . . .. 337 593 No. 70-Licensing ...... 318 572 No. 71-Maintenance Recovery (Reciprocity with States) .. 337 593 Regulations- 1961- No. 20 (Supply of Services Ordinance) .. . .10 11 No. 21 (Prisons Ordinance) ...... 10 11 No. 22 (Traffic Ordinance) . .. . . 10 11 No. 23 (Mining Ordinance) . . . .. 10 11 No. 24 (Public Health Ordinance) . .. . .10 11 No. 25 (Inspection of Machinery Ordinance) . .. 10 11 1962- No. 1 (Mining Ordinance)...... 10 11 No. 2 (Abattoirs and Slaughtering Ordinance) . .10 11 No. 3 (Firearms Ordinance) . . . .. 10 11 No. 4 (Hire-Purchase Ordinance) . . . .. 10 11 No. 5 (Scaffolding Inspection Ordinance) .. . .10 11 No. 6 (Motor Vehicles Ordinance) . . . .. 10 11 No. 7 (Crown Lands Ordinance) . . . .. 55 103 No. 8 (Hi re-Purchase Ordinance) . . . .. 55 103 No. 9 (Supply of Services Ordinance) .. . . 63 117 No. 10 (Stock Routes and Travelling Stock Ordinance) .. 105 158 No. 11 (Traffic Ordinance) . . . .. 105 158 No. 12 (Control of Waters Ordinance) .. . . 105 158 No. 13 (Crown Lands Ordinance) . . . .. 105 158 No. 14 (Fire Brigades Ordinance) . . . .. 105 158 No. 15 (Veterinary Surgeons Ordinance) .. . . 157 255 No. 16 (Lottery and Gaming Ordinance) .. . . 157 255 No. 17 (Encouragement of Primary Production Ordin-

ance) ...... 166 265 No. 18 (Mining Ordinance) . . . .. 177 297 No. 19 (Darwin Town Area Leases Ordinance) . . 177 297 No. 20 (Crown Lands Ordinance) . . . .. 177 297 1963- No. 1 (Hospitals and Medical Services Ordinance) . . 219 413 No. 2 (Marine Ordinance)...... 219 413 No. 3 (Veterinary Surgeons Ordinance) .. . . 219 413 No. 4 (Abattoirs and Slaughtering Ordinance) . . 228 449 No. 5 (Brands Ordinance) . . . .. 273 512 Nos. 6, 7 and 8 (Supply of Services Ordinance) . . 273 512 No. 9 (Juries Ordinance) ...... 273 512 No. 10 (Justices Ordinance) . . . .. 273 512 No. 11 (Companies Ordinance) . . . .. 273 512 No. 12 (Business Names Ordinance) .. . . 273 512 No. 13 (Lottery and Gaming Ordinance) .. . . 273 512 No. 14 (Fire Brigades Ordinance) . . . .. 291 538 No. 15 (Companies Ordinance) . . . .. 291 538 No. 16 (Associations Incorporation, Ordinance) . . 301 555 No. 17 (Police and Police Offences Ordinance) . . 301 555 No. 18 (Fire Brigades Ordinance) . . . .. 339 601 Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1962-No. 95 ...... 167 273 1963-No. 45 ...... 273 512 Ixxi

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Northern Territory Representation Act, Northern Territory (Admin- istration) Act and Commonwealth Electoral Act-Regu- lations-Statutory Rules- 1961-No. 132 ...... 10 11 1962- No. 49 ...... 105 158 No. 100 ...... 177 297 Nuclear Test Ban- Ministerial Statement, 15th August, 1963 ...... 278 520 Treaty banning nuclear weapon tests in atmosphere, in outer space and under water .. .. . 238 278 520 VII. 879 And see " Disarmament and Nuclear Tests." Nyasaland. See " Money Orders-Mutual Exchange, &c." and " Trade Agreement between Australia and Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland."

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Office of Education. See " Commonwealth Office of Education." Operations Building, Launceston Airport, Tasmania. See " Public Works Committee Act." Organization of American States. See " Documents on Cuba." Overseas Telecommunications Act-Overseas Telecommunications Commission (Australia)-Report and financial accounts, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year ended- 31st March, 1962 (Sixteenth) ...... 153 249 31st March, 1963 (Seventeenth) ...... 349 599

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Papua-Report-Year- 1960-61...... 132 149 243 XIII. 195 1961-62.. 264 317 565 XIII. 491 And see " Legislative Council for Territory of Papua and New Guinea " and " Papua and New Guinea Act." Papua and New Guinea Act- Ordinances- 1961- No. 34-Child Welfare ...... 10 11 No. 42-Cocoa Industry (No. 2) ...... 10 11 No. 43-Stamp Duties ...... 10 11 No. 44-Personal Tax (Rates) 1962...... 10 11 No. 45-Ex-servicemen's Credit ...... 10 11 No. 46-Savings and Loan Societies .. .. . 10 11 No. 47-Papua and New Guinea Electricity Commission .. 10 11 No. 48-Papua and New Guinea Electricity Commission (No. 2) ...... 10 11 No. 49-Firearms ...... 10 12 No. 50-Public Service ...... 10 12 No. 51-Administrative Arrangements . .. .. 10 12 No. 52-Ordinances Interpretation .. .. 10 12 No. 53-Workers' Compensation .. .. . 10 12 No. 54-Industrial Safety, Health and Welfare . 10 12 1962- No. 1-Appropriation (No. 2) 1961-62 .. . 63 117 No. 2-Judges' Pensions ...... 63 117 No. 3-Pension (Mr. Justice Gore) ...... 63 117 No. 4-Administrative Re-organization (Assistant Ad- ministrator) ...... 63 117 No. 5-Administrative Re-organization (Chief Collector of Customs) ...... 63 117 No. 6-Antiquities ...... 63 117 No. 7-Ordinances Revision ...... 63 117 No. 8-Stock Brands ...... 63 117 No. 9-Fencing ...... 63 117 No. 10-Printers and Newspapers ...... 63 117 2347/67-6 Ixxxii

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Papua and New Guinea Act-continued. IWOrdinances-continued. 1962-continued. No. 11-Gaming ...... 63 117 No. 12-Prevention of Cruelty to Animals . .. .. 63 117 No. 13-Australian Churches of Christ Overseas Mission Board ...... 63 117 No. 14-Oaths, Affirmations and Statutory Declarations .. 63 117 No. 15-Ordinances Interpretation ...... 63 117 No. 16-Papua and New Guinea Copra Industry Stabilization ...... 63 117 No. 17-Superannuation (Papua and New Guinea) .. .. 105 158 No. 18-Minimum Age (Sea) .. . .. 105 158 No. 19-Dangerous Drugs ...... 105 158 No. 20-Supply (No. 1) 1962-63 ...... 105 158 No. 21-Customs Tariff ...... 105 158 No. 22-The Melbourne Bible Institute . .. .. 105 158 No. 23-Native Administration (New Guinea) .. .. 105 158 No. 24-Restaurants (Licensing) ...... 105 158 No. 25-Health (Papua) ...... 105 158 No. 26-Poisons and Dangerous Substances .. .. 105 158 No. 27-Native Offenders Exclusion Ordinance (Papua) Repeal ...... 105 158 No. 28-Sale of Meat ...... 105 158 No. 29-Native Regulation (Papua) . .. .. 105 158 No. 30-Native Women's Protection Ordinance (Repeal) .. 105 158 No. 31-Public Service ...... 136 212 No. 32-Emergency Provisions ...... 136 212 No. 33-Explosives ...... 136 212 No. 34-Arbitration (Public Service) .. . .. 136 212 No. 35-Mines and Works Regulation (New Guinea).. .. 136 212 No. 36-Mining (Papua) ...... 159 263 No. 37-Mining (New Guinea) ...... 159 263 No. 38-Industrial Organizations ...... 166 267 No. 39-Industrial Relations ...... 159 263 No. 40-Native Employment .. ... 159 263 No. 41-Liquor (Special Provisions) . .. .. 159 263 No. 42-Criminal Code Amendment (New Guinea) .. .. 159 263 No. 43-Criminal Code Amendment (Papua) .. .. 159 263 No. 44-Fire Service ...... 159 263 No. 45-Appropriation 1962-63 ...... 175 293 No. 46-Loan (Works and Services) . .. .. 175 293 No. 47-Income Tax ...... 175 293 No. 48-Customs Tariff (No. 2) ...... 175 293 No. 49-Customs ...... 219 376 No. 50-Native Loans Fund ...... 219 376 No. 51-Australian Boy Scouts Association (Papua and New Guinea Branch) ...... 175 293 No. 52-Maintenance Orders Enforcement (New South Wales Temporary Provisions) ...... 175 293 No. 53-Personal Tax (Rates) 1963...... 175 293 No. 54-Legislative Council (Privileges) ...... 219 376 No. 55-Criminal Law (Restriction of Movement) .. .. 219 376 No. 56-Criminal Code Amendment (Papua) (No. 2) .. 219 376 No. 57-Defamation ...... 219 376 No. 58-Law Reform (Miscellaneous Provisions) .. .. 219 376 No. 59-Child Welfare ...... 219 376 No. 60-Legislative Council (Privileges) (No. 2) .. .. 219 376 No. 61-Native Employment Board Ordinance (Repeal) .. 219 376 No. 62-Water Resources ...... 219 376 No. 63-Forestry (Papua) ...... 219 376 No. 64-Forestry (New Guinea) ...... 219 376 No. 65-Mining (Papua) (No. 2) ...... 219 376 No. 66-Mining (New Guinea) (No. 2) . .. .. 219 376 No. 67-Liquor (Temporary Provisions) . .. .. 175 293 No. 68-Hallstrom Live-stock and Fauna (Papua and New Guinea) Trust Dissolution ...... 219 376 No. 69-Superannuation (Papua and New Guinea) (No. 2) .. 219 376 lxxxiii

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Papua and New Guinea Act-continued. Ordinances-continued. 1963- No. I-Customs Tariff ...... 278 524 No. 2-Appropriation (No. 2) 1962-63 . .. .. 278 524 No. 3-Navigation (Papua) ...... 278 524 No. 4-Vagrancy (Papua) ...... 278 524 No. 5-Land Titles Commission 1962 .. . .. 278 524 No. 6-Land 1962 ...... 278 524 No. 7-Survey 1962 ...... 291 538 No. 8-New Guinea Land Titles Restoration 1962 .. .. 278 524 No. 9-Real Property (Registration of Leases) 1962 .. .. 278 524 No. 10-Lands Registration (Communally Owned Land) 1962 ...... 278 524 No. 11-Petroleum (Prospecting and Mining) (No. 2) 1962 ...... 278 524 No. 12-Native Land Registration Ordinance (Repeal) 1962 ...... 278 524 No. 13-Ordinances Interpretation (No. 2) 1962 .. .. 278 524 No. 14-Papua and New Guinea Electricity Commission 1962 ...... 278 524 No. 15-Police Offences (Papua) ...... 291 538 No. 16-Police Offences (New Guinea) ...... 291 538 No. 17-The Catholic Mission of Mariannhill Lae .. .. 291 538 No. 18-Real Property (Papua) 1962 ...... 291 538 No. 19-Lands Registration (New Guinea) 1962 .. .. 291 538 No. 20-Liquor (Special Provisions) ...... 291 538 No. 21-Ex-servicemen's Credit ...... 291 538 No. 22-Corrective Institutions ...... 291 538 No. 23-Fire Service ...... 291 538 No. 24-Petroleum (Prospecting and Mining) 1962 .. .. 291 538 No. 25-Supply (No. 1) 1963-64 ...... 291 538 No. 26-Electoral (1964 Roll) ...... 291 539 No. 27-Education ...... 291 539 No. 28-Native Customs (Recognition) ...... 291 539 No. 29-Administration Contracts ...... 291 539 No. 31-Papua and New Guinea Electricity Commission .. 368 620 No. 34-Companies (Papua) ...... 368 620 No. 35-Companies (New Guinea) ...... 368 620 No. 36-Ex-servicemen's Credit (No. 2) ...... 368 620 No. 38-Survey ...... 368 620 No. 39-Native Employment ...... 368 620 Superannuation (Papua and New Guinea) Ordinance-Papua and New Guinea Superannuation Board-Report-Year- 1960-61 (Tenth) ...... 29 57 1961-62 (Eleventh) ...... 349 599 And see- "Legislative Council for Territory of Papua and New Guinea ", " New Guinea ", "Papua ", " Reciprocal Exchange of Planting Material Agreement, &c." and " West New Guinea."

Parcel Post Agreement between Australia and Japan, signed at Tokyo, 1st March, 1962 ...... 42 73 And see " Postal Parcels and Money Orders" and "Postal Parcels Exchange Agreement, &c." Parliamentary and Government Publications-Joint Select Committee -Report (Unfinished Inquiry) ...... 300 353 607 III. 951 Parliamentary Delegation. See " Commonwealth Parliamentary Delegation " and " Inter-Parliamentary Union." Parliamentary Draftsman. See "Bills to increase payments out of National Welfare Fund." Patents Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1962-No. 2 ...... 10 12 1963-No. 52 ...... 273 512 xxxiv

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Patents for Inventions, Mutual Protection of Priority of-Agreement between Australia and India, signed 23rd January, 1963 .. .. 217 384 Pay-roll Tax Assessment Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1962- No. 41 ...... 105 158 And see " Taxation." Pears. See "Apple and Pear Organization Act." Pensions Entitlement Appeal Tribunals. See " Repatriation Act." Petition from certain people of Yirrkala relating to the excision of land from the Aboriginal Reserve in Arnhem Land .. .. 256 .. 531 VII. 883 Petroleum Search Subsidy Act 1957-1958-Statement-Year- 1961-62 (Fifth) ...... 165 273 Petroleum Search Subsidy Act 1959-1961- Regulations-Statutory Rules-1961-No. 140 ...... 10 12 Statement-Year- 1961-62 (Third) ...... 165 273 1962-63 (Fourth) ...... 323 585 Pettingell, Mr. W. W. See " Coal Utilization Research Advisory Committee." Philp, Sir Roslyn. See " Wool Marketing Committee of Enquiry." Planting Material. See " Reciprocal Exchange of, &c." Police. See " Commonwealth Police Act " and " Postmaster-General's Department." Political Development of Papua and New Guinea. See " Legislative Council for Territory of Papua and New Guinea." Pollution of the Sea by Oil Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1962-No. 90 ...... 150 246 Portugal. See " Visas and Visa Fees Agreement between Australia and Portugal." Post and Telegraph Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1961-Nos. 135, 148 ...... 10 12 1962- Nos. 5, 9 ...... 10 12 No. 13 ...... 17 27 No. 25 ...... 45 77 No. 28 ...... 49 87 Nos. 35, 52, 54 ...... 105 158 No. 65 ...... 113 185 No. 78 ...... 136 212 No. 99 ...... 177 297 No. 104 ...... 201 357 Nos. 106, 117 ...... 219 376 1963- No. 7 ...... 219 376 No. 30 ...... 228 449 No. 35 ...... 245 475 Nos.49, 68 ...... 273 512 Post and Telegraph Act and Wireless Telegraphy Act-Regulations- Statutory Rules-1963-No. 50 ...... 273 512 Postal Parcels and Money Orders-Exchange of, between Malaya and Singapore and Christmas Island-Three Agreements between Australia, Federation of Malaya, and State of Singapore, signed 16th October, 1962 ...... 217 384 Postal Parcels Exchange Agreement between Australia and the Federal Republic of Germany, signed at Bonn, 19th March, 1962 .. 139 221 Postmaster-Gcn:ral's Department- Alleged improper practices and improper refusal to co-operate with the Victoria Police Force on the part of persons em- ployed in the Postmaster-General's Department in Victoria in relation to illegal gambling-Report of Royal Com- missioner (the Hon. Mr. Justice R. L. Taylor) .. .. 280 263 498 V. 397 Auditor-General's Report on Commercial Accounts of the Post Office-Year- 1960-61...... 19 27 1961-62...... 203 357 Directive for prevention of use of Post Office facilities for illegal activities and for co-operation by Postmaster-General's De- partment with State police ...... 263 498 Financial and Statistical Bulletin-Year-1960-61 ...... 19 27 lxxxv

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Postmaster-General's Department-continued. Ministerial Statements- Co-operation with State Police Authorities in suppressing illegal betting ...-- 73 Illegal Betting in Victoria-Commission of Inquiry, "17thMay, 1962 ...... 151 Report-Year- 1960-61 (Fifty-first) ...... 19 27 1961-62 (Interim Financial Report) .. .. 161 263 1961-62 (Fifty-second) .. . .. 203 357 1962-63 (Interim Financial Report) .. .. 345 595 Prime Ministers' Conference, London, September, 1962, and the Common Market-Ministerial Statement .. .289 152 250 Ill. 769 And see " Australia and European Common Market " Com- mon Market " and " Common Market Negotiations." Printing Committee (Sitting in Conference)-Report- First ...... 98 153 Second ... .. 133 209 Third ... .. 163 265 Fourth ... .. 184 299 Fifth ... .. 210 370 Sixth ... .. 264 506 Seventh .. .. 290 534 Eighth ...... 318 571 Ninth ... .. 370 618 Privileges and Immunities of th~e Specialized Agencies-Convention approved by General Assembly of United Nations on 21st November, 1947 ...... 139 221 And see " International Organizations (Privileges and Immunities) Act." rocessed Milk Products Bounty Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1962-No. 59 .. 113 185 Protection for Local Manufactures. See " Tariff-Reports." Public Accounts Committee Act-Joint Committee of Public Accounts-Reports- Expenditure from Advance to Treasurer-Year- 1961-62 (Sixtieth) .. . . . 152 185 306 Ill. 973 1962-63 (Sixty-third) .. 305 353 607 111. 1047 Index to the First to Fifty-eighth"Reports'(Fifty-ninth) _ 151 185 306 iIn. 1071 The Budget-The financial document known as The Budget (Sixty-second) .. . . .243 285 529 Ill. 955 The Reports of the Auditor-General-Financial Year 1961-652 (Sixty-first) ...... 192 233 457 Ill. 1115 And see " Finance." Public Service Act- Appointments-Department- Air- Jeeves, K. E ...... 10 12 Kyffin, J. J. N ...... 273 512 Army- de Mestre, N. J...... 10 12 Foster, H. R ...... 273 512 Moore, G. H ...... 105 158 Wilczynski, J ...... 10 12 Attorney-General- Anderson, T. M .. 273 512 Arthur, B. B .. 219 412 Arthur, G. V .. 219 420 Davey, R. A .. 228 427 Dobson, K. T .. 335 593 Dossor, D. B. .. 228 447 Finlay, H. A .. . 228 442 Hall, G. F .. . 219 376 Harkess, D. S .. . 105 158 Hermes, C. L .. . 309 564 Hort, L. D . .. . 219 376 Hunt, D. K. 219 376 James, M. W. A...ii " 228 442 hlxxvi

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Public Service Act-continued. Appointments-Department-continued. Attorney-General-continued. Johns, L. C...... 219 420 Johnston, I. D...... 105 158 Jones, R. D...... 273 512 Purnell, K. J...... 278 525 Rex, F. R...... 219 376 Summers, S.N...... 273 512 Wheeler, M.E...... 273 512 Civil Aviation- Bovill, W. R...... 327 588 Collins, M.J...... 327 588 Dawson, J...... 273 512 Frugtniet, A. G...... 327 588 Gawith, S.R...... 219 376 Hamblett, B. F...... 327 588 Hill, R. V...... 273 512 Jones, E. C...... 219 376 Larder, R. J...... 195 339 Lindsay, T. M...... 327 588 Maclachlan, W. M...... 278 524 McDonald, C. D...... 327 588 McDowell, S. B...... 219 376 Pinkstone, D. W... .. 195 339 Reinmuth, A. J...... 327 588 Todhunter, N. S. M...... 219 376 Whyte, C.H...... 185 305 Customs and Excise-Chalmers, A. H...... 273 512 Defence- Campbell, K. R. .... 67 131 Dudley, J. B...... 10 12 Gillespie, E. D...... 105 158 Hurt, R. C.M...... 37 74 Layland, R...... 219 376 Nolan, K.J...... 301 555 Palmer, M. E...... 235 463 Smyth, J...... 105 158 Wheeler, S. D...... 219 376 Willis, E. E...... 105 158 External Affairs-Miller, G. K...... 10 12 Health- Ardley, J. H. .. .. ,...... 184 302 Cameron-Stephen, I. D ...... 273 512 Rankin, M. J ...... 166 267 Rohlfing, K. M ...... 273 512 Tremayne, J. H. R...... 309 564 Interior- Bateson, L.A...... 166 267 Bloor, D.W...... 10 12 Cree, C.S...... 219 376 Kluken, R. J...... 10 12 Outridge, M. R...... 219 376 Richardson, L. J...... 219 376 Slater, J. W...... 228 447 Labour and National Service- Bourke, J. P...... 177 297 Locher, J. H. K. M.V.S ...... 255 489 Papp, L...... 185 305 Penwill, J. W ...... 10 12 Squires, J. D...... 10 12 Watchorn, B. J ...... 228 449 National Development- Ceplecha, V. J ...... 105 158 Groenewald, P. J. L...... 219 376 Kinder, J. P...... 219 376 O'Toole, L. M ...... 345 601 Tink, B.A...... 331 590 hxcxvii

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Public Service Act-continued. Appointments-Department-continued. Navy- Burnheim, R. B...... 105 158 Smith, J...... 105 158 Postmaster-General- Bennett, D. A...... 273 512 Clark, G. W...... 237 467 Collinson, D. J...... 273 512 Cutts, G. W...... 140 231 Fussell, S. G...... 273 512 Hall, K. D...... 273 512, 528 Hambrook, K. R...... 301 551 Primary Industry- Gates, P. R...... 273 512 Volframs, V...... 105 158 Winks, R. G...... 273 512 Prime Minister- Baxter, L. M...... 219 376 Cleverley, J. F...... 10 12 Edwards, D. G...... 219 376 Gallagher, W...... 273 512 Johnson, A. L...... 105 158 Knight, T. M...... 201 339 Meyer, R. S. R...... 291 539 Mortimer, A. W. B...... 127 201 Munro, D. J...... 339 597 Webster, B. F...... 245 475 Repatriation- Lilley, R. E...... 303 558 Wheeler, J. T...... 13 15 Shipping and Transport- Herd, R. J...... 321 578 Jefferies, 1. F...... 228 449 Pinie, H. L...... 157 257 Scriven, F. H. S...... 228 449 Sustenance, L. N...... 219 376 Supply- Balfour, R. W...... 219 376 Bell, J. L...... 185 305 Cook, R. R...... 105 158 Durrani, H. R...... 185 305 Gray, B...... 273 512 Kidd, W. M...... 17 27 Krone, P. L...... 105 158 McCreadie, J. D...... 235 463 McDonald, N. L...... 21 34 Moylan, T. J...... 228 427 Pearson, R. D...... 273 512 Stals, J...... 17 27 Thomson, C...... 17 27 Thomson, T. A. d'ews ...... 71 135 Thornton, G. J...... 17 27 Towers, A. G...... 23 35 Watson, R. K...... 105 158 Wood, K. J...... 105 158 Territories- Austin, J. D. A...... 353 609 Baseden, S. C...... 210 370 Edey, J. M...... 105 159 Groutch, P. J...... 10 12 Heuston, K. H...... 10 12 James, E. B. M...... 219 376 Long, H. H...... 219 376 Luck, S. A...... 219 376 McCoy, F. J. G...... 219 376 McPherson, G. G. V...... 63 117 Newman, R. K...... 273 512 lxxxviii

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O'Neill, G. R...... 10 12 Radcliffe, B. M...... 273 512 Rice, J. T...... 136 212 Stallwood, P. L...... 63 117 Taylor, M. C...... 273 512 Timoney, E. G...... 219 376 Watter, E. R...... 219 376 Worthy, M. R...... 110 184 Trade- Ellis, N. N...... 219 376 Essai, B. P...... 105 159 Treasury- Bostelman, J...... 10 12 Byrne, P. G...... 210 370 Davidson, G. S...... 331 590 Downey, J. G...... 273 512 Dunne, C. W...... 10 12 Hemingway, C...... 219 376 Leahy, T. L...... 57 111 Osmond, 1. J...... 10 12 Tothill, P. W. R...... 10 12 Turner, B. A.C. .. , . . . 113 185 Works- Brown, H. J...... 263 498 Burke, M. J...... 273 512 Caspers, E. J...... 42 74 Cebergs, J. M...... 25 39 Curtis, R. P...... 15 27 Dalton, J. R...... 51 94 Davies, J. F. L...... 219 376 Emmitt, R. F...... 273 512 Ford, C. B...... 136 212 Forde, M. C...... 105 159

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Hammond, B. M...... 273 512 Hay, V. T...... 273 512 Herriott, J. M...... 105 159 Hocking, I. J...... 10 12 Kalninsh, V...... 105 159

Karacsay, H. H...... 228 447 Laven, A. A...... 273 512 Macmillan, K. J.. . . . 273 512 Moore, L. A...... 21 34 Niall, G. M...... 136 212 North, J. M...... 105 159 Reid, D. J...... 219 376 Sawyer, J. R...... 219 376 Sewell, D. C...... 273 512 Smildzins, H...... 105 159 Smith, D. B...... 219 376 Wagner, P. L. M...... 273 512 White, T. H...... 105 159 Williams, D. N...... 55 103 Public Service Board-Preliminary statement on Public Service- Year-

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Public Service Act-continued. Regulations-Statutory Rules-continued. 1963- Nos. 3, 4, 5 ...... 219 376 No. 20 ...... 219 381 No. 22 ...... 219 412 No. 33 ...... 245 475 Nos. 41, 42, 55, 59, 65, 66 ...... 273 512 Nos. 81, 82, 83 ...... 301 555 No. 86 ...... 309 564 Public Service Arbitration Act- Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Commission- Determination-1962-No. 29-Association of Architects, Engineers, Surveyors and Draughtsmen of Australia and others ...... 113 184 Public Service Arbitrator-Determinations- 1961- Nos. 67 and 68-Australian Timber Workers' Union and others ...... 10 12 No. 69-Hospital Employees' Federation of Australia.. .. 10 12 No. 70-Australian Nursing Federation, Employees' Section ...... 10 12 No. 71--Amalgamated Engineering Union and others.. .. 10 12 No. 72-Association of Railway Professional Officers of Australia ...... 10 12 No. 73-Administrative and Clerical Officers' Asso- ciation, Commonwealth Public Service .. . .. 10 12 No. 74-Commonwealth Public Service Artisans' As- sociation ...... 10 12 No. 75-Professional Officers' Association, Common- wealth Public Service ...... 11 12 No. 76-Amalgamated Engineering Union and others.. .. 11 12 No. 77-Administrative and Clerical Officers' Asso- ciation, Commonwealth Public Service...... 11 12 No. 78-Commonwealth Public Service Artisans' As- sociation ...... 11 12 No. 79-Association of Railway Professional Officers of Australia ...... 11 12 No. 80-Australian Workers' Union .. . .. 11 12 No. 81-North Australian Workers' Union ...... 11 12 No. 82-Australian Federated Union of Locomotive Enginemen and others ...... 11 12 No. 83-Australian Federated Union of Locomotive Enginemen ...... 11 12 No. 84-Transport Workers' Union of Australia .. .. 11 12 1962- No. 1-Postal Telecommunication Technicians' Associ- ation (Australia) ...... 29 59 No. 2-Actors and Announcers' Equity Association of Australia ...... 29 59 No. 3-Association of Railway Professional Officers of Australia ...... 29 59 Nos. 4 and 5-Musicians' Union of Australia .. .. 29 59 No. 6-Australian Federated Union of Locomotive Enginemen ...... 29 59 No. 7-Musicians' Union of Australia . .. .. 29 59 No. 8-Australian Third Division Telegraphists and Postal Clerks' Union ...... 49 87 No. 9-Commonwealth Public Service Artisans' Asso- ciation and others ...... 49 87 Nos. 10 and 11-Commonwealth Public Service Artisans' Association ...... 49 87 Nos. 12 and 13-Professional Musicians' Union of Australia ...... 49 87 No. 14-Amalgamated Engineering Union and others .. 55 103 No. 15-Amalgamated Engineering Union . .. . 55 103 No. 16-Federated Public Service Assistants' Associa- tion of Australia ...... 55 103 Presented to Senate or House of Representatives Whero Bound Paper Paper No. (if printed) Page in-

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Public Service Arbitration Act-continued. Public Service Arbitrator-Determinations-continued. 1962-continued. No. 17-Boilermakers' Society of Australia and others .. 63 117 No. 18-Amalgamated Engineering Union and others.. .63 117 Nos. 19 and 20-Australian Third Division Telegraphists and Postal Clerks' Union ...... 63 117 No. 21-Amalgamated Engineering Union and others.. .. 63 117 No. 22-Association of Architects, Engineers, Surveyors and Draughtsmen of Australia ...... 87 145 No. 23-Transport Workers' Union of Australia . .. 87 145 No. 24-Vehicle Builders Employees' Federation of Australia and others ...... 106 159 No. 25-Commonwealth Telegraph Traffic and Super- visory Officers' Association ...... 106 159 No. 26-Amalgamated Engineering Union and others.. .. 127 201 No. 27-Electrical Trades Union of Australia and others .. 106 159 No. 28-United Firemen's Union of Victoria .. .. 125 197 No. 29-See "Commonwealth Conciliation and Ar- bitration Commission-Determination " under this heading. No. 30-Commonwealth Works Supervisors' As- sociation ...... 125 197 No. 31-Administrative and Clerical Officers' As- sociation, Commonwealth Public Service .. .. 125 197 No. 32-Commonwealth Public Service Artisans' As- sociation ...... 125 197 No. 33-Association of Railway Professional Officers of Australia ...... 125 197 No. 34-Australian Federated Union of Locomotive Enginemen ...... 125 197 No. 35-North Australian Workers' Union ...... 125 197 No. 36-Amalgamated Engineering Union .. .. . 125 197 No. 37-Amalgamated Engineering Union and others .. .. 125 197 No. 38-Amalgamated Engineering Union and others .. 136 212 No. 39-P.M.G.'s Department Commonwealth Tele- graph Traffic and Supervisory Officers' Association .. 136 212 No. 40-Hospital Employees' Federation of Australia .. 136 212 No. 41-Professional Musicians' Union of Australia .. .. 153 251 No. 42-Commonwealth Legal 'Professional Officers' Association ...... 203 357 No. 43-Australian Broadcasting Commission Staff Association ...... 169 285 No. 44-Professional Officers' Association, Common- wealth Public Service and others ...... 169 285 No. 45-North Australian Workers' Union .. . . 185 305 No. 46-Australian Broadcasting Commission Staff Association ...... 185 305 No. 47-Amalgamated Engineering Union and others .. .. 203 357 No. 48-Commonwealth Public Service Artisans' Association ...... 203 357 No. 49-Federated Storemen and Packers' Union of Australia ...... 203 357 No. 50-Federated Storemen and Packers' Union of Australia and others ...... 203 357 No. 51-Australian Broadcasting Commission Staff Association ...... 203 357 No. 52-Australian Journalists' Association . .. .. 219 376 No. 53-Professional Officers' Association, Common- wealth Public Service and Association of Architects, Engineers, Surveyors and Draughtsmen of Australia .. 219 376 No. 54-Professional Officers' Association, Common- wealth Public Service ...... 219 377 No. 55-Association of Officers of the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization .. .. 219 377 1963- No. 1-Professional Musicians' Union of Australia .. .. 219 377 Presented to Senate or House of Representatives Paper Paper No. Where Bound (if printed) Page in-

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Public Service Arbitration Act-continued. Public Service Arbitrator-Determinations-continued. 1963-continued. No. 2-Commonwealth Legal Professional Officers' Association ...... 219 377 Nos. 3 and 4-Australian Journalists Association .. .. 219 377 No. 5-Administrative and Clerical Officers' Asso- ciation, Commonwealth Public Service .. . .. 219 377 No. 6-Association of Officers of Commonwealth Scien- tific and Industrial Research Organization and others .. 249 477 No. 7-Australian Workers' Union and others .. .. 219 381 No. 8-North Australian Workers' Union ...... 219 381 No. 9-Professional Officers' Association, Common- wealth Public Service ...... 219 381 No. 10-Commonwealth Public Service Artisans' Asso- ciation ...... 228 442 No. 11-Professional Radio Employees' Institute of Australasia ...... 228 442 No. 12-Australian Broadcasting Commission Staff Association ...... 231 449 No. 13-Australasian Society of Engineers and others .. . 235 463 No. 14-Australian Federated Union of Locomotive Enginemen ...... 235 463 No. 15-Professional Officers' Association, Common- wealth Public Service ...... 262 498 Nos. 16 and 17-Amalgamated Engineering Union and others ...... 273 512 Nos. 18, 19 and 20-Hospital Employees' Federation of Australia ...... 273 512 Nos. 21 and 22-Australian Federated Union of Loco- motive Enginemen ...... 273 512 No. 23-Postal Telecommunication Technicians' Asso- ciation (Australia) and others ...... 273 512 No. 24-Professional Officers' Association, Common- wealth Public Service ...... 273 512 No. 25-Administrative and Clerical Officers' Associa- tion, Commonwealth Public Service and others .. .. 273 512 No. 26-Association of Officers of the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization .. .. 273 512 No. 27-Commonwealth Police Officers' Association .. .. 273 512 No. 28-Pulessional Radio Employees' Institute of Australasia ...... 273 512 No. 29-Australian Broadcasting Commission Senior Officers' Association and Australian Broadcasting Commission Staff Association .. .. 273 512 No. 30-Federated Storemen and Packers' Union of Australia and others ...... 273 512 No. 31-Australian Workers' Union and others .. .. 273 512 No. 32-Professional Musicians' Union of Australia .. .. 273 512 No. 33-Merchant Service Guild of Australia .. .. 273 512 Nos. 34 and 35-Amalgamated Postal Workers' Union of Australia...... 278 524 No. 36-Commonwealth Foremen's Association .. .. 291 539 No. 37-Association of Architects, Engineers, Surveyors and Draughtsmen of Australia ...... 291 539 No. 38-Amalgamated Engineering Union and others .. 291 539 No. 39-Commonwealth Public Service Artisans' Asso- ciation ...... 291 539 No. 40-North Australian Workers' Union ...... 291 539 No. 41-Amalgamated Engineering Union ...... 291 539 No. 42-Australian Federated Union of Locomotive Enginemen ...... 291 539 No. 43-Australian Third Division Telegraphists and Postal Clerks' Union ...... 308 562 No. 44-Australian Federated Union of Locomotive Enginemen and others ...... 299 551 No. 45-Australian Federated Union of Locomotive Enginemen ...... 299 551 Presented to Senate or House of Representatives Paper No. Representatives Where Bound Paper (if printed) Page In-

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Public Service Arbitration Act-continued. Public Service Arbitrator-Determinations--continued. 1963-continued. No. 46-North Australian Workers' Union .. 299 551 No. 47-Plumbers and Gasfitters Employees' Union of Australia ...... 299 551 No. 48-North Australian Workers' Union...... 308 562 No. 49-Australian Journalists' Association .. 308 562 No. 50-Administrative and Clerical Officers' Asso- ciation, Commonwealth Public Service .. .. 319 574 No. 51-Supervising Technicians' Association, Post- master-General's Department ...... 319 574 No. 53-Australian Workers' Union .. .. 321 578 No. 54-Professional Musicians' Union of Australia .. .. 331 590 No. 55-Australian Journalists' Association ...... 331 590 And see "Conciliation and Arbitration Act." Public Works Committee Act-Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Works- General Report (Twenty-seventh) ...... 45 19 27 IIl. 1139 Plans in connexion with proposed works- Alice Springs, Northern Territory--Traeger Park School .. .. 217 Darwin, Northern Territory- Engineering Services to Rapid Creek Subdivision, Stage 3 ...... 348 Provision of additional mains, service reservoir and pumping stations, Darwin Water Supply ...... 494 Stokes Hill Wharf Extension and Additional Cargo Shed ...... 273 Technical High School, Stage 2 ...... 485 Kapooka, New South Wales-Permanent Accommoda- tion for Australian Regular Army ...... 87 Launceston Airport, Tasmania- Lengthening and strengthening of runway and development of taxiways and hardstanding area .. .. 306 Terminal and Operations Building and a Main- tenance and Stores Centre ... .. 541 Melbourne- Commonwealth Centre, Stage 2 ... .. 149 Lonsdale Exchange Building ...... 538 Top Springs to Wave Hill, Northern Territory-Road .. .. 298 Reports- Alice Springs, Northern Territory-- Provision of additional wells, reticulation and tank to augment the Alice Springs Water Supply . 153 203 358 inI. 1147 Traeger Park School ...... 185 220 378 Ill. 1155 Darwin, Northern Territory- Darwin High School, Stage Two .. 242 285 529 III. 1163 Darwin Hospital ... . 125 145 243 III. 1171 Engineering Services to Rapid Creek Subdivision, Stage 3 ...... 187 223 378 Il. 1183 Provision of Additional Mains, Service Reservoir and Pumping Stations for Darwin Water Supply 239 283 527 Ill. 1189 Stokes Hill Wharf Extension and Additional Cargo Shed ...... 186 223 378 III. 1195 Kapooka, New South Wales-Permanent Accommo- dation for Australian Regular Army .. .. 96 127 201 IV. I Launceston Airport, Tasmania- Lengthening and strengthening of runway and deve- lopment of taxiways and hardstanding area .- 188 220 420 IV. 9 Terminal and Operations Building and a Mainten- ance and Stores Centre ...... 306 368 616 IV. 19 Melbourne-- Commonwealth Centre, Stage Two .. .. 206 249 475 IV. 27 Lonsdale Exchange Building ...... 307 368 617 IV. 37 Sydney Kingsford-Smith Airport--Southern Extension of 16/34 Runway ...... 240 283 527 IV. 45 Top Springs to Wave Hill, Northern Territory-Road 296 339 595 IV. 55 Tullamarine Airport, Victoria-Airfield Pavements 241 285 529 IV. 61 Presented to Senate or House of Representatives Paper No. Where Bound Paper (if printed) P Page in-

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Publications. See "Parliamentary and Government Publications." Pumping Stations, Darwin Water Supply. See " Public Works Com- mittee Act." Pyrites Bounty Act-Return-Period-Ist January to 30th June, 1961 .. 185 305

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Qantas Empire Airways Limited-Report and financial accounts- Year ended- 31st March, 1962 (Twenty-eight) ...... 139 231 31st March, 1963 (Twenty-ninth) ...... 319 575

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Radiation. See "National Radiation Advisory Committee." Radioactivity. See " Upper Atmosphere Sampling Agreement, &c." Railways. See " Commonwealth Railways Act." Rapid Creek Subdivision, Darwin, N.T. See " Public Works Committee Act." Rayon Yarn Bounty Act-Return-Year-1961-62 ...... 220 377 Receipts. See "Finance." Reciprocal Exchange of Planting Material Agreement between Austra- lia and Federation of Malaya-Exchange of Notes dated 26th November, 1962, constituting an Agreement concerning the reciprocal exchange of planting material between the Federation and the Territory of Papua and New Guinea ...... 217 384 Redistribution of Electoral Divisions. See " Commonwealth Electoral Act." Referendums, 1903 to 1961, Summaries of. See "Elections, 1961." Regulations and Ordinances Committee-Report-Eighteenth .. S.1 175 f S.I. 237 lIV. 1085 Repatriation Act- Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1961-No. 139 ...... 11 12 1962-No. 93 ...... 166 267 1963-No. 57 ...... 273 512 Repatriation Commission-Report-Year- 1961-62 ...... 133 140 217 V. 1 1962-63 ...... 262 293 537 V. 41 War Pensions Entitlement Appeal Tribunals Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4- Reports-Year- 1961-62...... 140 217 1962-63...... 309 559 Repatriation (Far East Strategic Reserve) Act-Regulations- Statutory Rules-1963-No. 40 ...... 273 512 Repatriation (Special Overseas Service) Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1963-Nos. 43, 44 ...... 273 512 Representation Act- Certificate of Chief Electoral Officer of Numbers of People of Commonwealth and of the several States as at 30th June, 1961 46 17 17 III. 383 Determination, made by Chief Electoral Officer, of Representation of States in House of Representatives, dated 22nd December, 1961 ...... 47 17 17 III. 387 Research. See- "Cattle and Beef Research Act ", "Coal Utilization Research Advisory Committee ", "Medical Research Endowment Act ", Science and Industry Research Act ", "Wheat Research Act " and "Wool Research Act." Reserve Bank Act- Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1962-No. 40 ...... 106 159 1963-No. 8...... 220 377

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Reserve Bank Act-continued. Reserve Bank of Australia-Report and financial statements, together with Auditor-General's reports thereon-Year- 1961-62 (Third) ...... 128 202 1962-63 (Fourth) ...... 250 282 525 VII. 885 Reservoir, Darwin Water Supply. See "Public Works Committee Act." Restrictive Trade Practices-Proposals for Control-Ministerial State- ment ...... 209 370 Reticulation, Alice Springs Water Supply. See " Public Works Com- mittee Act." Rhodesia. See " Money Orders-Mutual Exchange, &c." and " Trade Agreement between Australia and Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland." River Murray Waters Act-River Murray Commission-Report- Year- 1960-61 ...... 27 59 1961-62 ...... 199 220 423 V. 145 Road, Top Springs to Wave Hill, N.T. See " Public Works Com- mittee Act." Royal Australian Air Force Veterans' Residences Act-Royal Aus- tralian Air Force Veterans' Residences Trust Fund-Auditor- General's Report on books and accounts-Year- 1961-62 ...... 177 293 1962-63 ...... 345 595 Royal Australian Air Force Welfare Trust Fund. See " Services Trust Funds Act." Royal Australian Navy Relief Trust Fund. See " Services Trust Funds Act." Royal Commission. See "Postmaster-General's Department- Alleged improper practices and improper refusal to co-operate with Victoria Police Force, &c." Royal Military College. See " Defence Act." Runways, Launceston Airport, Sydney (Kingsford-Smith) Airport and Tullamarine Airport. See " Public Works Committee Act."

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Sales Tax. See "Taxation." Savings Bank. See " Commonwealth Banks Act." Scholarships Board. See " Commonwealth Scholarships Board." Schools, Darwin and Traeger Park, Alice Springs, N.T. See " Public Works Committee Act." Science and Industry Endowment Act-Reports by Auditor-General on Accounts of Science and Industry Endowment Fund-Year- 1960-61 ...... 59 111 1961-62 ...... 145 239 1962-63 ...... 313 569 Science and Industry Research Act-Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization-Report-Year- 1961-62 (Fourteenth) ...... 95 121 195 V. 795 1962-63 (Fifteenth) ...... 254 285 531 V. 963 Seamen's War Pensions and Allowances Act-Regulations- Statutory Rules-1961-No. 145 ...... 11 12 Seat of Government (Administration) Act- National Memorials Ordinance-Determination naming two Divisions of the Canberra City District, dated 13th Septem- ber, 1962 ...... 136 212 Ordinances- 1962- No. 1-Stock ...... 31 63 No. 2-Medical Practitioners Registration ...... 57 111 No. 3-Co-operative Societies ...... 57 111 No. 4-Mercantile Law ...... 63 117 No. 5-Mental Health ...... 67 123 No. 6-Rural Workers Accommodation .. .. . 106 159 Presented to Senate or House of Representatives WhereWhen BondBound Paper No. Paper (if printed) Page in-

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Seat of Government (Administration) Act-continued. Ordinances-continued. 1962-continued. No. 7-Companies ...... 106 159 No. 8-Liquor ...... 121 193 No. 9-Canberra Community Hospital . .. 136 212 No. 10-Workmen's Compensation . . .. 136 212 No. 11-Trustee Companies .. . . 136 212 No. 12-Child Welfare Agreement .. . .. 191 336 No. 13-Advisory Council .. . . 199 345 No. 14-Child Welfare ...... 210 370 No. 15-Hawkers .. . .. 220 377 No. 16-Motor Traffic . .. . . 220 377 No. 17-Motor Traffic (No. 2) .. . .. 220 377 No. 18-Liquor (No. 2) ...... 220 377 No. 19-Trading Hours ...... 220 377 1963- No. I-Poisons and Dangerous Drugs .. .. 220 384 No. 2-Seat of Government (Administration) .. .. 223 425 No. 3-Medical Practitioners Registration .. .. 228 442 No. 4-Dentists Registration ...... 228 442 No. 5-Partnership ...... 228 449 No. 6-Real Property ...... 228 442 No. 7-Courts (Hire-purchase Agreements) .. .. 228 442 No. 8-Canberra Community Hospital ...... 245 473 No. 9-Lay-by Sales Agreements .. . .. 262 491 No. 10-Co-operative Societies .. . .. 273 512 No. 11-Crimes ...... 273 512 No. 12-Business Names ...... 273 512 No. 13-Electricity .. . .. 273 513 No. 14-Liquor ...... 285 530 No. 15-Water Rates ...... 285 530 No. 16-Maintenance Recovery (Reciprocity with States) ...... 273 513 No. 17-Registration of Births, Deaths and Marriages .. 285 530 No. 18-City Area Leases ...... 326 584 No. 19-Companies ...... 368 620 Regulations- 1961- No. 14 (Motor Traffic Ordinance) ...... 11 12 No. 15 (Canberra Community Hospital Ordinance) .. .. 11 12 1962- No. 1 (Advisory Council Ordinance) .. .. 23 35 No. 2 (Police Ordinance) ...... 31 63 No. 3 (Stock Diseases Ordinance) ...... 57 111 Nos. 4 and 5 (Companies Ordinance) ...... 106 159 No. 6 (Public Health Ordinance) ...... 106 159 No. 7 (Rural Workers Accommodation Ordinance) . .. 117 189 No. 8 (Building and Services Ordinance) .. .. 136 212 No. 9 (Public Health (Prohibited Drugs) Ordinance) .. . 166 267 No. 10 (Companies Ordinance) ...... 199 345 No. 11 (Companies Ordinance) ...... 220 377 No. 12 (Motor Traffic Ordinance) ...... 220 377 1963- No. 1 (Canberra Community Hospital Ordinance) .. .. 228 427 No. 2 (Poisons and Dangerous Drugs Ordinance) .. .. 273 513 No. 3 (Dentists Registration Ordinance) ...... 273 513 No. 4 (Medical Practitioners Registration Ordinance) .. .. 273 513 No. 5 (Public Health Ordinance) .... . 278 524 Statement of Receipts and Expenditure for Australian Capital Territory-Year- 1961-62 ...... 136 212 1962-63 ...... 273 513 Variation of plan of lay-out of City of Canberra and its environs, dated- 8th December, 1961 ...... 11 12 13th August, 1962 ...... 127 201 27th April, 1963 ...... 245 475 16th October, 1963 ...... 331 590 Presented to Senate or House of Representatives Where Bound Paper Paper No. (if printed) Page in-

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Securities on Issue. See " Finance." Security Council of the United Nations. See " Documents on Cuba." Select Committees. See- "Encouragement of Australian Productions for Television", " Grievances of Yirrkala Aborigines, Arnhem Land Reserve ", "House of Representatives-Accommodation ", "Legislative Council for Territory of Papua and New Guinea- Select Committee on Political Development", "Parliamentary and Government Publications" Senate- Elections, 1961-Statistical Returns, &c. See " Elections, 1961." Regulations and Ordinances Committee. See " Regulations, &c." Select Committee. See " Encouragement of Australian Produc- tions for Television." Serum Laboratories. See " Commonwealth Serum Laboratories Act." Services Trust Funds Act- Australian Military Forces Relief Trust Fund-Report by [: .Trustees, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year- 1961-62 (Fifteenth) ...... 199 339 1962-63 (Sixteenth) ...... 374 619 Royal Australian Air Force Welfare Trust Fund-Report by Trustees, accompanied by Auditor -General's Report-Year- 1961-62 (Fourteenth) ...... 177 293 1962-63 (Fifteenth) ...... 317 573 Royal Australian Navy Relief Trust Fund-Report by Trustees, S accompanied by Auditor-General's Report-Year- 1961-62...... 177 293 1962-63...... 345 595 Services Canteens Trust Fund-Report by Trustees, together with Auditor-General's Report- 1961 (Fourteenth) ...... 189 305 1962 (Fifteenth) ...... 287 529 Shelton, Mr. N. L. (New Zealand Minister for Customs). See "Dumping Duties Agreement between Australia and New Zea- land." Shipping. See- " Australian Coastal Shipping Commission Act ", " Naval Vessels Supplies and Services Agreement, &c." " Navigation Act ", "Tonnage Measurement Certificates of Australian and Finnish Ships, &c." and " Stevedoring Industry Act." Singapore. See "Hospital Treatment for Asian Residents of Christmas Island-Agreement, &c." and "Postal Parcels and Money Orders. " Snowy Mountains Hydro-electric Power Act--Snowy Mountains Hydro-electric Authority-Report and financial statements, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year- 1960-61 (Twelfth) ...... 48 25 57 VI. 1 1961-62 (Interim Report) ...... 140 239 1961-62 (Thirteenth) ...... 142 166 273 VI. 47 1962-63 (Fourteenth) ...... 266 313 569 VI. 89 Social Security Agreement between Australia and United Kingdom signed at Canberra, 16th August, 1962 ...... 139 221 Social Services Act- Director-General of Social Services-Report--Year- 35 1961-62 (Twenty-first) ...... 134 153 249 VI. 65 1962-63 (Twenty-second) ...... 259 309 559 VI. 1 Regulations-Statutory Rules-1962-No. 85 ...... 150 246 South and South-East Asia. See " Colombo Plan, &c." South-East and East Asia-Report by Minister for External Affairs on his recent tour (May-July, 1962) ...... 121 193 1 South-East Asia. See " Commonwealth Parliamentary Delegation." South-East (South Australia) area-Commercial television station licence. See "Australian Broadcasting Control Board" and " Extension of Television Services-Ministerial Statement-18th September, 1963." xcVii

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South-Western Slopes area of 'New South Wales-Commercial tele- vision station licence. See "Australian Broadcasting Control Board" and "Extension of Television Services-Ministerial Statement-4th October, 1962." Southern Downs area-Commercial television station licence. See "Australian Broadcasting Control Board" and "Extension of Television Services-Ministerial Statement-18th September, 1963." Soviet Union. See " Documents on Cuba." Space Vehicle Launchers. See "European Launcher Development Organization." Space Vehicle Tracking and Communications Agreement between Australia and United States of America-Exchange of Notes dated 9th January, 1963 and l1th February, 1963, constituting an Agreement for the amendment of Agreement of 26th Febru- ary, 1960 ...... 217 384 Spain. See " Visas and Visa Fees Agreement between Australia and Spain." Special Advisory Authority. See " Correspondence" and "Tariff- Reports." Specialized Agencies of the United Nations. See "International Organizations (Privileges and Immunities) Act " and " Privileges and Immunities of, &c." Spencer Gulf North area-Commercial television station licence. See "Australian Broadcasting Control Board" and " Extension of Television Services-Ministerial Statement-4th October, 1962." Standing Orders Committee-House of Representatives- R. 629 Report and Proposed Revised Standing Orders, 1962.. . H. of R.I. 201 . . 629 Report on suggested alterations of Standing Orders referred to IR.V. 697 Committee by Order of the House on 1st May, 1963 .. 299 .603 IV. 1157 States- L . 1157 Commonwealth Payments to or for. See "Commonwealth Grants Commission Act" and " Finance." Conference of Commonwealth ,and State Ministers. See " Aboriginal Welfare." Statistical Returns-Elections, 1961. See "Elections, 1961." Status of United States Forces in Australia-Agreement between Australia and United States of America, signed 9th May, 1963 .. .. 245 472 Stevedoring Industry Act-Australian Stevedoring Industry Authority -Report an dfinancial statements, together with Auditor-General's Report-Year- 1961-62 (Seventh) ...... 157 253 1962-63 (Eighth) ...... 359 607 Stevedoring Industry Charge. See " Taxation." Stokes Hill Wharf, Darwin, N.T. See " Public Works Committee Act." Stores. See " Public Works Committee Act " and " Wool Stores Act." Subsidies. See "Bounties and Subsidies." Sugar Agreement Act-Fruit Industry Sugar Concession Committee- Report and Statement of Receipts and Expenditure certified by Auditor-General of the Commonwealth-Year ended- 31st August, 1962 (Thirty-first) ...... 175 291 31st August, 1963 (Thirty-second) ...... 365 615 Sugar Enquiry Committee, 1960-Summary of Conclusions and Recommendations contained in Report on Australian Sugar Industry and Australian Manufactured Fruits Industry-August, 1961 ...... 57 105 Sulphate of Ammonia Bounty Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1962-No. 51 ...... 106 159 Sulphuric Acid Bounty Act- Regulations-Statutory Rules-1963-No. 25 ...... 220 412 Return-Year- 1960-61 ...... 106 159 1960-61 (Addendum) ...... 273 513 1961-62 ...... 220 377 1961-62 (Addendum) ...... 273 513

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Superannuation Act- Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1962-No. 14 ...... 31 63 1963-No. 51 ...... 273 513 Superannuation Board-Report-Year- 1959-60 (Thirty-eighth) ...... 59 107 1960-61 (Thirty-ninth) ...... 177 293 1961-62 (Fortieth) ...... 263 498 Supply and Development Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1962-No. 62 ...... 113 185 Sydney, N.S.W. See" Public Works Committee Act " and " Viscount Aircraft VH-TVC, &c." Sydney area-Commercial television station licence. See " Australian Broadcasting Control Board " and " Television."

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T.A.A. See " Australian National Airlines Act." Tank, Alice Springs Water Supply. See " Public Works Committee Act." Tariff-Reports- Abrasives* ...... 78 119 190 X. 335 Air conditioning equipment. See "Compressors and allied equipment, &c." under this heading. Air-cooled internal combustion enginest .. .. . 76 107 182 X. 1 Air-cooled internal combustion piston engines not exceeding 10 brake horse-power* ...... 181 227 439 X. 351 Air coolers. See " Evaporative air coolers " under this heading. Aluminium and aluminium alloys* ...... 165 217 409 X. 375 Animal glues. See " Gelatine, &c." under this heading. Automotive electrical components ...... 74 107 182 X. 7 Automotive electrical equipment* ...... 170 217 409 X. 409 Automotive instruments, &c.* ...... 150 213 368 X. 443 Axle systems (other than steering or driving axles) and associated equipment* ...... 126 161 264 X. 455 Balances. See " Sensitive balances " under this heading. Ballpoint pens and pencils* ...... 19 25 54 X. . 467 Bathing caps and hats. See " Rubber bathing caps, &c." under this heading. Bearings. See "Engine bearings and bushings for motor vehicles ", " Precision ground ball bearings" and "Precision ground tapered roller bearings " under this heading. Bed sheeting. See " Cotton bed sheeting, &c." under this heading. Belting fabrict ...... 179 220 410 X. 11 Belts and belting. See "Belting fabric" "Conveyor and transmission belts and belting ", " Conveyor belting" and " Conveyor belts and belting " under this heading. Bench or table-type knitting machines* ...... 3 15 23 X. 481 Bisphenol A and epoxy resins* ...... 244 290 534 X. 487 Blinds. See " Spring rollers for blinds " under this heading. Bonded fibre fabrics, and Interim Report under General Textile Reference on bonded fibre fabrics* ...... 60 107 182 X. 503 Brass. See " Copper and brass in sheets or strips " under this heading. Building sheets. See " Plastic building sheets" under this heading. Canned fisht ...... 228 337 592 X. 17 Capacitors, dated- 30th March, 1962t ...... 29 56 105 XI. 1049 19th December, 1962* ...... 184 217 409 X. 513 And see " Static capacitors " under this heading. Carpenters' planes* ...... 215 276 517 X. 531 Cement. See " Portland cement, &c." under this heading. Ceramic flooring and wall tiles* ...... 271 337 592 X. 543

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Tariff-Reports-continued. Ceramic tiles and tile blanks* .. 2 15 23 X. 559 And see " Glazed ceramic tiles " under this heading. Certain measuring, controlling and recording equipment* .. 194 269 505 X. 571 Chain. See " Iron and steel chain" and " Wrought iron and steel chain " under this heading. Chicory, dated- 22nd August, 1962: ...... 102 133 209 X. 21 25th February, 1963*...... 191 242 472 X. 593 Chlorine products* ...... 93 132 209 X. 601 Circuit breakers and switch units* ...... 193 269 505 X. 635 Citric acid, tartaric acid and cream of tartar* .. .. 59 107 182 X. 647 Citrus juicesl ...... 121 135 214 X. 25 Clocks. See " Electric clocks, &c." under this heading. Coffee* ...... 145 184 301 X. 663 Compressors and allied equipment for use in refrigeration and air conditioning equipment ...... 82 107 182 X. 29 Continuous man-made fibre yarns, dated- 5th February, 1962* ...... 24 47 80 X. 685 2nd March, 1962-Interim Report under General Textile Reference* ...... 33 68 124 X. 1025 Controlling equipment. See" Certain measuring, controlling and recording equipment " under this heading. Conveyor and transmission belts and belting* .. .. 115 139 229 X. 731 Conveyor belting ...... 161 220 410 X. 35 Conveyor belts and belting: ...... 75 107 182 X. 39 Copolymers. See" Styrene monomers, &c."," Styrene polymers, &c." and " Vinyl chloride polymers, &c." under this heading. Copper and brass in sheets or strips* ...... 114 139 229 X. 751 And see " Unwrought copper " under this heading. Cotton bed sheeting and pillowcasingt ...... 270 309 560 X. 43 And see " Pillow cases " under this heading. Cotton piece goods. See " Printing of cotton piece goods " under this heading. Cotton yarns* ...... 176 217 409 X. 767 Cream of tartar. See " Citric acid, &c." under this heading. Cutlery* ...... 92 132 209 X. 795 Cycle saddles, dated- 17th August, 1962: ...... 104 125 198 X. 51 6th June, 1963* ...... 229 283 528 X. 829 Detergents. See " Glycerine, &c." under this heading. Die casting machines* ...... 230 283 528 X. 839 Diphenylamine and phenothiazine*.. 231 283 528 X. 847 Discontinuous man-made fibre yarns (not containing wool)- Interim Report under General Textile Reference* .. 61 107 182 X. 1045 Drafting machines* ...... 216 276 517 X. 855 Dried figs* ...... 217 276 517 X. 865 Drums* ...... 258 317 566 X. 873 Edible vegetable oils. See " Peanuts, &c." under this heading. Electric clocks and parts including movements therefor* .. 27 63 113 X. 883 Electric hand tools. See " Portable electric hand tools " under this heading. Electric shavers, dated- 22nd March, 1962t ...... 30 47 80 XI. 1053 6th December, 1962* ...... 173 217 409 X. 901 Electrical components. See " Automotive electrical com- ponents " under this heading. Electrical equipment. See " Automotive electrical equipment" under this heading. Engine bearings and bushings for motor vehiclest ...... 41 73 Engraving blocks, &c.* ...... 277 369 618 X. 915 Epoxy resins. See " Bisphenol A, &c." under this heading. Evaporative air coolerst ...... 154 213 368 X. 55 Eyelets. See " Snap Fasteners, &c." under this heading. Fabric dress gloves* ...... 28 63 113 X. 925

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Tariff-Reports-continued. Fabrics. See "Belting fabric ", "Bonded fibre fabrics, &c.", " Furnishing fabrics ", " Linen fabrics ", "Narrow woiven fabrics " and " Weftless fabrics, &c." under this heading. Fatty acids. See " Glycerine, &c." under this heading. Fertilizers. See "Nitrogenous fertilizers " under this heading. Fibre glass textile materialst .. . . 25 47 80 XI. 1057 And see " Glass fibre and glass fibre products " and " Plastic coated fibre-glass yarn " under this heading. Figs. See " ried figs " under this heading. Fish. See " Cinned fish " under this heading. Floor and wall coverings (linoleum, vinyl, &c.)* .. . 276 369 618 X. 939 And see " Linoleum " under this heading. Floor polishers. See" Vacuum cleaners, &c." under this heading. Flooring tiles. See " Ceramic flooring and wall tiles " under this heading. Fuel injection equipment and nozzle testing outfits* .. .. 195 269 505 X. 955 Furnishing fabrics, dated- 22nd June, 1962* ...... 113 139 229 X. 967 25th February, 1963t ...... 182 220 410 X. 59 Garment formers (Finishers)* ...... 175 217 409 X 999 Gauges for liquid levels* ...... 245 290 534 X. 1005 Gelatine and animal glues* ...... 18 25 54 X. I". 1 General Textile Reference-Interim Reports-See- " Bonded fibre fabrics, &c.", "Continuous man-made fibre yarns, dated 2nd Mar :1 196.: " Discontinuous man-made fibre yarns (not containing woo. " Glass fibre and glass fibre products, &c.", "' Other' yarns ", " Textiles of man-made fibres, &c.", "Towels, towelling, &c.", " Weftless fabrics, &c.", "Woollen piece goods, &c.", and " Yarns, woollen or containing wool " under this heading. Glass fibre and glass fibre products, and Interim Report under General Textile Reference on glass fibre and glass fibre products* ...... 146 194 335 X. 1105 And see " Fibre glass textile materials " and " Plastic coated fibre glass yarn " under this heading. Glazed ceramic tilest ...... 103 125 198 X. 67 And see " Ceramic flooring and wall tiles " and " Ceramic tiles, &c." under this heading. Gloves. See " Fabric dress gloves " under this heading. Glucose* ...... 20 25 54 XI. 1 Glycerinet ...... 13 15 23 XI. 1061 Glycerine, fatty acids, soaps and other detergents* .. .. 293 369 618 XI. 11 G.M.C. motor coaches* ...... 218 275 517 XI. 33 Gramophone parts* ...... 36 84 141 XI. 43 Handkerchiefs: ...... 111 136 214 X. 73 And see " Textile handkerchiefs " under this heading. Image projectors and slide viewers* .. . .. 232 283 528 XI. 57 And see " Slide viewers, &c." under this heading. Industrial nitrocellulose* ...... 4 15 23 XI. 73 Insecticides. See " Weedicides and insecticides" under this heading. Internal combustion engines. See " Air-cooled internal com- bustion engines " and " Air cooled internal combustion piston engines, &c." under this heading. Iron and steel chain* ...... 219 276 517 XI. 85 And see " Wrought iron and steel chain " under this heading. Iron and steel hoop, strip, plates and sheets. See " Tinned iron, &c." under this heading. Juices. See " Citrus juices " under this heading. Knitting machines. See " Bench or table-type knitting machines " under this heading.

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Tariff-Reports-continued. Knives incorporating " Waterloo" bolsters:.. 178 220 410 X. 77 Lactose* ...... 5 15 23 XI. 93 Linen fabrics* ...... 278 369 618 XI. 101 Linoleum: ...... 69 109 183 X. 81 And see " Floor and wall coverings, &c." under this heading. Linseed, linseed oil, &c.* ...... 177 217 409 XI. 111 Magnet winding wire* ...... 233 283 528 XI. 131 Man-made fibre piece goods, dated 7th August, 1963t.. 236 278 520 X. 85 Man-made fibre yarns. See " Continuous man-made fibre yarns ", "Discontinuous man-made fibre yarns, &c." and "Textiles of man-made fibres, &c." under this heading. Measuring equipment. See " Certain measuring, controlling and recording equipment" under this heading. Menthol and thymol* ...... 139 167 275 XI. 141 Metal working machines* " ...... 163 217 409 XI. 151 Microphones and stands* ...... 90 132 209 XI. 187 Monomers. See " Styrene monomers, &c." and " Vinyl acetate monomer " under this heading. Motor coaches. See " G.M.C. motor coaches" under this heading. Motor vehicle propeller shaft assemblies* ...... 279 369 618 XI. 197 Motor vehicles, Engine bearings and bushings for. See " Engine bearings, &c." under this heading. Moulding compounds. See " Polyethylene resins, &c." and " Polyvinyl chloride resins, &c." under this heading. Musical instruments of the lute class* ...... 8 15 23 XI. 205 Narrow woven fabrics* ...... 220 276 517 XI. 217 Nitrocellulose. See "Industrial nitrocellulose" under this heading. Nitrogenous fertilizers* ...... 26 51 97 XI. 223 Nozzle testing outfits. See " Fuel injection equipment, &c." under this heading. Oil. See "Linseed, &c.", "Olive oil ", "Peanut oil, &c." and " Peanuts, &c." under this heading. Olive oil: ...... 77 107 182 X. 95 Onions in their natural state* 9 15 23 XI. 249 Ore processing machines' screens and sieves. See" Screens, &c." under this heading. Other" yarns-Interim Report under General Textile Reference* 164 217 409 X. 1067 Paper and paperboards* ...... 159 227 439 XI. 261 Paper cones, bobbins, tubes, &c.* ...... 91 132 209 XI. 417 Paper, paper boards and paper felt' ...... 73 107 182 X. 101 Parts for refrigerating appliances* ...... 273 369 618 XI. 427 Peanut oil and substitute oilst ...... 22 25 54 XI. 1065 Peanuts, peanut oil and other edible vegetable oils* .. .. 162 223 425 XI. 451 Penicillins and streptomycin, dated- 8th January, 1962t ...... 14 15 23 XI. 1071 27th July, 1962: ...... 72 107 182 X. 109 29th March, 1963* ...... 221 276 517 XI. 473 Pens and pencils. See" Ballpoint pens, &c." under this heading. Pentobarbitone sodium* 147 213 368 XI.. 493 Phenothiazine. See "Diphenylamine, &c." under this heading. Phthalates (Phthalic esters)t ...... 158 220 410 X. 115 Phthalic anhydride, dated- 10th May, 1962: ...... 52 87 146 X. 119 9th May, 1963* ...... 222 276 517 Xl. 499 Pillow casest ...... 120 136 214 X. 123 Pillowcasing. See "Cotton bed sheeting, &c." under this heading. Pins* ...... 223 276 517 XI. 509 Plain safety pins* ...... 6 15 23 XI. 515 214 X. 127 Plastic building sheets: ...... 110 136

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Journals V. and P. Vol. Page Tariff-Reports-continued. Styrene monomers, polymers and copolymers* 217 735 Styrene polymers and copolymerst 15 1081 Sulphuric acid produced from sinter gas* 213 755 Sunglasses, spectacle frames, &c.* .. 337 763 Switch units. See " Circuit breakers, &c." under this heading. Synthetic resins of the styrene and acrylic types* 15 775 Synthetic rubber, dated- 2nd July, 1962t 107 163 10th December, 1962* 217 791 Tartaric acid. See " Citric acid " under this heading. Taximeters, dated- 8th March, 1962t 32 1085 29th November, 1962* 217 807 Television deflection yokesl 213 167 Television receiver components* 369 815 TextilC handkerchiefs. dated- 19th December, 1961t . 15 1089 7th February, 1963* .. . 242 823 And see " Handkerchiefs " under this heading. Textiles-General Reference. See reports listed under " General Textile Reference " under this heading. Textiles of man-made fibres, and Interim Report under General Textile Reference on textiles of man-made fibres* 139 845 Thymol. See " Menthol, &c." under this heading. Tiles. See " Ceramic flooring and wall tiles ", " Ceramic tiles, &c." and " Glazed ceramic tiles " under this heading. Timber: .. .. 107 173 Time switches* .. 84 865 Tinned iron and steel hoop, strip, plates and sheets* .. 217 879 Toluene, nitration grade* ...... 290 893 Towels and towelling: ...... 107 181 Towels, towelling, &c., and Interim Report under General Textile Reference on towels, towelling, &c., dated 24th May, 1963* 276 901 Transmission belts. See " Conveyor and transmission belts and belting " under this heading. Trichlorethylenet . .. 107 185 2, 4, 5-Trichlorophenoxyacetic acid, its esters and salts and certain preparations thereof: .. 136 189 Tubes. See "Pneumatic rubber tyres and tubes" under this heading. Tyre cord and cord tyre fabrics* .. 15 921 Tyres. See " Pneumatic rubber tyres, &c." under this heading. Unwrought copper* .. 369 933 And see " Copper and brass, &c." under this heading. Vacuum cleaners and floor polishers* 15 947 Vegetable oils. See " Peanuts, peanut oil, &c." under this heading. Vehicle road wheels, rims and rim side rings*.. 217 963 And see " Road wheels, &c." under this heading. Vinyl acetate monomer, dated- 19th October, 1962t .. . 161 193 30th August, 1963* .. . 369 975 Vinyl chloride polymers and copolymers (including copies of correspondence between Minister for Trade and Chairman of Tariff Board)* .. .. 276 985 Wall coverings. See " Floor and wall coverings, &c." under this heading. Wall tiles. See "Ceramic flooring and wall tiles" under this heading. Weedicides and insecticides, dated- 19th June, 1962 .. . 107 197 24th September, 1962t 136 I 203 Weftless fabrics, and Interim Report under General Textile Reference on weftless fabrics* .. 217 1003 Wheels. See "Road wheels, &c." and "Vehicle road wheels, &c." under this heading

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Journals V. and P. Vol. Page Tariff-Reports-continued. Woollen piece goods, and Interim Report under General Textile Reference on woollen piece goods* ...... 117 139 229 XI. 1015 Wrought iron and steel chaint ...... 67 107 182 X. 209 And see " Iron and steel chain " under this heading. Yarns, woollen or containing wool-Interim report under General Textile Reference* ...... 62 107 182 X. 1087 And see " Cotton yarns " and " 'Other' yarns " under this heading. And see "Customs Tariff", "Customs Tariff (Primage Duties) and " Tariff Board Act." Tariff Board- Annual Report. See " Tariff Board Act." Chairman (Sir Leslie Melville). See "Correspondence." Establishment of Special Advisory Authority under Tariff Board Act. See " Correspondence." Operations of. See " Correspondence." Reports. See "Tariff-Reports." Tariff Board Act-Tariff Board-Report, together with Summary of Recommendations-Year- 1961-62 ...... 118t 137 217 X. 213 1962-63 ...... 281t 293 537 X. 279 Tariffs and Trade, General Agreement on. See " General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade" and "International Trade in Cotton Textiles." Taxation- Commissioner of Taxation-Report- Dated 1st June, 1961 (Fortieth) ...... 31 55 103 VI. 195 Dated Ist June, 1962 (Forty-first) ...... 140 171 291 VI. 309 Dated Ist October, 1963 (Forty-Second) .. .. 286 345 599 VI. 419 Taxation Statistics- 1959-60 ...... 32 55 103 VI. 527 1960-61 ...... 141 171 291 VI. 715 1961-62 ...... 285 345 599 VI. 909 And see "Finance" and "Income Tax and Social Services Contribution Assessment Act." Taylor, Mr. Justice R. L. See " Postmaster-General's Depart- ment-Alleged improper practices, &c.-Report of Royal Commissioner, &c." Teaching Costs of Medical Hospitals, Committee on. See " Australian Universities Commission." Telecommunications. See " Commonwealth Telegraphs Agreement", "Overseas Telecommunications Act ", "Postmaster-General's Department" and " Public Works Committee." Telephone Exchange, Melbourne. See " Public Works Committee Act." Television-Commercial Licences-Ministerial Statement, 9th April, 1963 ...... 419 And see "Australian Broadcasting Control Board ", Broad- casting and Television Act ", "Encouragement of Australian Productions for Television " and " Extension of Television Services." Temporary Protection for Local Manufactures. See Special Advisory SAuthority Reports under " Tariff-Reports." Terminal Building, Launcteston Airport, Tasmania. See "Public Works Committee Acn." Territories of the Commo wealth. See- "Christmas Island ", " Christmas Island Act ", "Cocos (Keeling) Islands ", " Cocos (Keeling) Islarns Act ", " Hospital Treatment for Asian Residents of Christmas Island ", " Legislative Council for Territory of Papua and New Guinea ", "Nauru ", "New Guinea ", "Norfolk Island ", "Norfolk Island Act ",

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Territories of the Commonwealth-continued. See- Northern Territory ", Northern Territory (Administration) Act", "Northern Territory Representation Act, &c ", "Papua ", "Papua and New Guinea Act ", "Postal Parcels and Money Orders" and Seat of Government (Administration) Act." Textiles. See "International Trade in Cotton Textiles" and "Tariff- Reports." Therapeutic Substances Act-Regulations--Statutory Rules--1962- No. 56 ...... 106 159 No. 97 . .. .. 171 291 Tobacco Charge. See "Taxation." Tobacco Industry Act-Report-Year- 1961-62 (Seventh) ...... 129 201 1962-63 (Eighth) . .. 278 515 Tonnage Measurement Certificates of Australian and Finnis Ships, Mutual Recognition of-Exchange of Notes of 31st July, 1963, between Australia and Finland constituting an Agreement 277 521 Top Springs to Wave Hill Road, N.T. See" Public Works Committee Act." Tractor Bounty Act-Return-Year- 1961-62 ...... 127 203 1962-63 .. 273 513 Trade Agreement between Australia and Federal Republic of Germany-Third Protocol to 1959 Agreement, signed at Bonn, 22nd December, 1961 ...... 42 73 Trade Agreement between Australia and Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland-Exchange of Notes of 4th July, 1963, constituting an Agreement further amending the Agreement of 30th June, 1955 277 521 Trade Agreement between Australia and Indonesia- Notes exchanged on 22nd August, 1961, constituting an agree- ment to extend for another year the 1959 Agreement .. .. 41 73 Notes exchanged on 6th September, 1962, constituting an agree- ment to extend for another year the 1959 Agreement 139 221 Trade Commissioners Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1962- No. 43 ...... 106 159 No. 80 . .. 136 212 Trade, Minister for (Mr. McEwen). See "Agreement on Commerce, &c." and "Correspondence." Trade Practices-Proposals for Control. See "Restrictive Trade Practices." Trading Bank. See "Commonwealth Banks Act." Trading Bank Facilities and Arrangements-Ministerial Statement .. .. 59 11i Trading with the Enemy Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1962-No. 30 .. 63 117 Traeger Park School, Alice Springs, N.T. See " Public Works Com- mittee Act." Trans-Australia Airlines. See "Australian National Airlines Act." Treasurer's Advance. See "Finance" and "Public Accounts Com- mittee Act." Treasurer's Statement of Receipts and Expenditure. See" Finance-- Auditor-General's Report, &c." Treaties. See- "Agreement on Commerce between Australia and Japan ", "Air Services Agreement between Australia and New Zealand.

"Air Services Agreement between Australia and United King- dom ", "Assisted Migration Agreement between Australia and the Netherlands ", "Assisted Passage Agreement between Australia and United Kingdom, &c.", "Civil Uses of Atomic Energy Agreement between Australia and Japan ", "Customs arrangements for civil aircraft making non-scheduled flights into Australia and United Kingdom ", S:' Presented to Senate or House of Representatives Paper Paper No. Representatives Where Bound Paler (if printed) Page in-

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Treaties-continued. See- " Customs Convention concerning facilities for the importation of goods for display, &c.", " Dumping Duties Agreement, &c.", "European Launcher Development Organization ", " General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade ", " Hospital Treatment for Asian Residents of Christmas Island- Agreement between Australia and Singapore, &c.", " International Atomic Energy Agency-Statute, &c.", " International Coffee Agreement, &c.", " International Labour Organization-Constitution, &c.", " International Trade in Cotton Textiles ", " Malaysia Defence ", " Money Orders-Mutual Exchange, &c.", " Naval Vessels Supplies and Services Agreement between Aus- tralia and United States of America ", " Nuclear Test Ban-Treaty, &c.", " Parcel Post Agreement between Australia and Japan, &c.", "Patents for Inventions, Mutual Protection of Priority of- Agreement between Australia and India, &c.", "Postal Parcels and Money Orders-Exchange of, between Malaya and Singapore and Christmas Island ", "Postal Parcels Exchange Agreement between Australia and Federal Republic of Germany ", "Privileges and Immunities of the Specialized Agencies ", "Reciprocal Exchange of Planting Material Agreement, &c.", " Social Security Agreement between Australia and United King- dom, &c.", "Space Vehicle Tracking and Communications Agreement between Australia and United States of America ", "Status of United States Forces in Australia ", "Tonnage Measurement Certificates of Australian and Finnish Ships, Mutual Recognition of", "Trade Agreement between Australia and Federal Republic of Germany ", "Trade Agreement between Australia and Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland ", " Trade Agreement between Australia and Indonesia ", " Upper Atmosphere Sampling Agreement between Australia and United States of America ", "Visas and Visa Fees Agreement between Australia and Por- tugal ", " Visas and Visa Fees Agreement between Australia and Spain" and " War Graves Agreement between Indonesia and Commonwealth: Countries, &c." Tullamarine Airport. See " Public Works Committee Act." Tunisia. See " General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade."

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United Kingdom. See- " Air Services Agreement between Australia and United. King- dom ", " Assisted Passage Agreement, &c.", " Common Market-Britain's Negotiations ", "Customs arrangements for civil aircraft making'hon-scheduled flights into Australia and United Kingdom ", t " Malaysia Defence " and ir " Social Security Agreement, &c." United Nations- Acting Secretary-General. See "Disarmament and Nuclear Tests-Correspondence with, &c." Documents. See " Documents on Cuba." Presented to Senate or House of Representatives Where Bound Paper Paper No. Bo (if printed) Page in-

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United Nations-continued. General Assembly-Report of Australian Delegation- Sixteenth Session-New York- First Part-19th September to 20th December, 1961 .. 49 13 10 VII. 407 Resumed Session-1 5th January to 23rd February, 1962 50 87 139 VII. 567 Resumed Session-7th-28th June, 1962 203 217 375 VII. 593 Seventeenth Session-New York-18th September to 20th December, 1962 ...... 255 289 531 VII. 613 Security Council. See " Documents on Cuba." Specialized Agencies and Intergovernmental Agencies related to the United Nations. See- " International Atomic Energy Agency ", " International Finance Corporation Act ", " International Labour Organization ", " International Monetary Agreements Act " and " Privileges and Immunities of the Specialized Agencies." United States of America. See- " ANZUS Council", " Documents on Cuba ", "Naval Vessels Supplies and Services Agreement, &c.", " Space Vehicle Tracking and Communications Agreement, &c.", " Status of United States Forces in Australia " and " Upper Atmosphere Sampling Agreement, &c." Universities. Ste "Australian National University Act," "Australian Universities Commission " and "Australian Uni- versities Commission Act." Upper Atmosphere Sampling Agreement between Australia and United States of America-Exchange of Notes dated llth September and 30th October, 1962, constituting an Agreement to extend operation of Agreement of 9th May, 1961 ...... 217 383 Upper Murray area-Commercial television station licence. See "Australian Broadcasting Control Board " and " Extension of Television Services-Ministerial Statement-4th October, 1962." Upper Namoi area-Commercial television station licence. See "Australian Broadcasting Control Board" and "Extension of Television Services-Ministerial Statement-4th October, 1962."

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Victoria Police Force. See " Postmaster-General's Department." Vincent, Senator V. S. See " Encouragement of Australian Pro- ductions for Television-Select Committee." Visas and Visa Fees Agreement between Australia and Portugal-Ex- change of Notes of 29th March, 1963, constituting an Agreement .. 277 520 Visas and Visa Fees Agreement between Australia and Spain-Notes exchanged on 27th September, 1961, constituting an Agreement .. .. 42 73 Viscount Aircraft VH-TVC operated by Australian National Airways Pty. Ltd.-Report of Chairman of Board of Accident Inquiry on accident which occurred near Sydney, New South Wales, on 30th November, 1961 ...... 137 138 217 V. 557 Voting Statistical Returns. See "Elections, 1961."

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War Graves Agreement between Indonesia and Commonwealth Countries, signed 10th September, 1962 ...... 217 383 War Pensions Entitlement Appeal Tribunals. See "Repatriation Act." War Precautions Act Repeal Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1962-No. 79 ...... 136 212 War Service Homes Act- Director of War Service Homes-Report-Year- 1961-62 ...... 135 140 239 V. 81 1962-63 ...... 267 305 563 V. 113 Regulations-Statutory Rules-1962-No. 42 .. .. . 106 159 Presented to Senate or House of Representatives Where Bound Paper Paper No. (if printed) Page in-

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Water Supply, Alice Springs and Darwin, N.T. See " Public Works Committee Act." Wave Hill to Top Springs Road, N.T. See "Public Works Com- mittee Act." Weights and Measures (National Standards) Act-Regulations- Statutory Rules-1961-No. 142 ...... 1..11 12 Welfare of Aborigines of Gove Peninsula, Northern Territory- Ministerial Statement ...... 216 419 And see " Aboriginal Welfare ", "Grievances of Yirrkala Abor- gines, &c.", "Northern Territory (Administration) Act- Crown Lands Ordinance " and " Petition, &c." Wells, Alice Springs Water Supply. See " Public Works Committee Act." West New Guinea- Indonesian-Netherlands Agreement-Ministerial Statement, 21st August, 1962 ...... 83 121 193 III. 779 Netherlands-Indonesian Dispute-Ministerial Statement, 15th March, 1962 ...... 53 38 71 m. 757 Wharf Extension, Darwin, N.T. See "Public Works Committee Act." Wheat Industry Stabilization Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1962-No. 66 ...... 127 201 Wheat Research Act-Report- 1961 (Fourth) ...... 129 201 1962 (Fifth) ...... 278 515 Wide Bay area-Commercial television station licence. See "Aust- ralian Broadcasting Control Board " and " Extension of Television Services-Ministerial Statement-4th October, 1962." Wine Grapes Charges Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules- 1962-No. 8 ...... 11 12 1963-No. 6 ...... 220 377 Wine Overseas Marketing Act-Australian Wine Board-Report- Year- 1961-62 (Interim Report) ...... 115 185 1961-62 (Thirty-fourth)-together with Statement by Minister regarding operation of Act ...... 136 212 1962-63 (Thirty-fifth)-together with Statement by Minister regarding operation of Act ...... 319 569 Wireless Telegraphy Act. See " Post and Telegraph Act, &c." Wool. See- "Australian Wool Bureau ", "Australian Wool Testing Authority Act ", "Wool Industry Act ", "Wool Marketing Committee of Enquiry ", "Wool Research Act ", "Wool Stores Act" and "Wool Tax." Wool Industry Act-Australian Wool Board- Financial statements, together with Auditor-General's Report- Period-Ist May to 30th June, 1963 . .. .. * 365 615 VII. 844 Report-Period-Ist May to 30th June, 1963 (First) . .. 310 305 557 VII. 833 Wool Marketing Committee of Enquiry-Report, February, 1962 .. 51 25 39 V. 587 Wool Research Act-Report-Year- 1960-61 (Fourth) ...... 45 74 1961-62 (Interim Report) ...... 136 211 1961-62 (Fifth) ...... 191 311 1962-63 (Sixth) ...... 374 620 Wool Stores Act-Regulations-Statutory Rules-1962-No. 60 .. .. 113 185 Wool Tax. See "Taxation." Works Programme. See " Finance."

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Yirrkala Aborigines, Arnhem Land Reserve. See "Grievances of, &c." and " Petition from, &c."

* Published with Report of Board as part of Parliamentary Paper No. 310 of this Session.