1974 to 25Th March, 1975

INDEX TO PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES

7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

INDEX TO SUBJECTS

Some subjects are grouped under the following headings:

ASSEMBLY (includes COUNCIL (includes RULINGS, etc.) RULINGS, etc.) PETITIONS BILLS / DIVISIONS Explanation of Abbreviations: Address, Address in Reply; adj., Motion for Adjournment; ad. rep., Adoption of Report; appn, Appropriation Bill; Com., Committee; cons. amdts, Consideration of Amendments; cons. mes., Consideration of Message; int., Introduction; loan appn, General Loan Account Appropriation Bill; m., Motion; mes., Message; min. stmt, Ministerial Statement; m.s.o., Motion for Suspension of Standing or Sessional Orders; pers. expl., Personal Explanation; p.o., Point of Order; g., Question; IR., 2~., 3~.,First, Second, Third Reading; recom., Kecommittal; recons. amdts, Reconsideration of Amendments; urgency, Motion of Urgency.

Address in Reply: Aborigines (See also "Educationy', "Hous- ing", "Social and Welfare Services"): First Day's Debate, 47; Second Day's Debate, 122; Third Day's Debate, 174; Fourth Day's Advancement, loan appn, 2359. Debate, 250; Fifth Day's Debate, 332; Sixth Commonwealth Grants, appn, 1789. Day's Debate, 386; Seventh Day's Debate, 476; Presentation, 655. Housing Loans, g., 3326. COUNCIL: Abortion: First Day's Debate, 21; Second Day's Debate, Clinics, g., 116; address, 513, 516. 93; Third Day's Debate, 150; Fourth Day's Debate, 228; Fifth Day's Debate, 306; Sixth Government Policy, address, 265, 521. Day's Debate, 361; Seventh Day's Debate, Great Britain Report, address, 515. 451; Eighth Day's Debate, 533; Ninth Day's Debate, 603; Presentation, 692. Hippocratic Oath, address, 513. Illegal, g., 1008. Law, g., 42; address, 513; petition, 967, Advertising: 23 12. On Demand, petition, 38. Cinemas, g., 3864. Pregnancies, Terminations, g., 1222, 4609. Government Communications Centre, g., 3761, 3910, 4033, 4035; urgency, 4387; q., Preterm Foundation, address, 68, 268, 387, 4531. 512; g., 2774. Statistics, g., 165; address, 514. Referenda, g., 555, 1111; adj., 1994. Types, address, 513. Use of Buses, g., 1114. C Agent-General and Agencies Abroad: Animals (See also "Cattle, Sheep and Live- Maintenance, appn, 1826. stock", "Fauna and Flora", "Pests"): New South Wales Government Offices, g., Cruelty, g., 1804; petition, 4928. 960. Dingo Control, appn, 2046. Forests and National Parks, g., 3719. Welfare, appn., 1929. Agents and Brokers: Travel, g., 360. 1114, 2415. Annual, Long Service and Sick Leave: Long Service Leave for Building Workers, address, 3 73.

Agriculture (See also "Chemicals, Pesticides Apprentices: and Fungicides", "Education"): Agricultural, g., 4853. Allocation, loan appn, 2364. Indentures, g., 3590, 3696. Australian Agricultural Council, address, 484. Intake, address, 408. Bee Keeping, adj., 3757. Unemployed, q., 3449. Citrus Juice Industry, g., 449, 531, 532, 533. Archives and Libraries: Disease in Avocados, g., 5192. Regional Libraries, g., 3542. Economic Conditions, address, 484. Subsidy Increases, appn, 1475. Fruit and Vegetable Crates, g., 2474. Nepean Electorate, address, 52. Arts and Culture (See also "Festivals"): South Australian Potatoes, g., 4937. Allocation, appn, 1781, 2129. Superphosphate, q., 1036, 43 11. Ashfield, address, 465. Tarnworth, address, 55. Bankstown, apprz, 2128, 2130. World Food Shortage, g., 2473. "Blue Poles", appn, 2127. Commonwealth Expenditure, apptz, 1923. Country Areas, appn, 2127. Aircraft and Air Services: Cultural Grants, uppn: 2130. Galston Airport Site, address, 289. Eales, Kim Louise, adj., 592. Lord Howe Island Airstrip, loan appn, 2364. Elizabethan Theatre Trust, appn, 2127, 2130. Merimbula Airport, adj., 873. Expenditure, appn, 2126. Oversea Airports, address, 264. Government Activity, appn, 1923. Refuelling in Indonesia, g., 359. Grants, uppn, 1475, 2128, 2130; q., 3446, 43 14. Safety at Country Airports, g., 3104. Historical Societies, g., 1509; appn, 2129, Second International Airport, address, 287, 2131; q., 2772. 289. Martin Plaza, appn, 1917. Serviceability of Aircraft, address, 289. Ministers' Support, appn, 2128. Sydney Airport, address, 288, 289. Old Tote Theatre Company, appn, 2127, 2129. Orchestral Concerts, g., 43 16. Ambulance Services: Proposed Cultural Activities Ministerial Council, g., 2136. Allocation, appn, 1474. Railway and Transport Museum, address, Operation Hunter, g., 2777. 397; g., 1033. Schools, g., 5083. Wollongong Art Gallery, address, 4316. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Asia and Asian Affairs: ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE (continued): ACTING-SPEAKER AND CHAIRMAN OF COM- Vietnam War, g., 5188. MITTEES (J. H. BROWN, ESQ.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (See also entries under "Deputy-Speaker" and "Acting-Speakers") : Adjournrizent: A member was in order ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE (See also in raising a matter on the adjournment "Parliament"): motion; there was no need for the matter to be raised in the normal process of repre- ACTING-CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES (H. G. sentations to a Minister, 4141. COATES, ESQ.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS Mr Acting-Speaker did not intend to rule AND OPINIONS (See also entries under against members who sought information on "Deputy-Speaker", "Acting-Speakers" and the adjournment motion even though the "Temporary Chairmen of Committees") : seeking of it might be described by other members as capricious, fraudulent, or cheat- Chair: A member should direct his re- ing, 4849. marks to the Chair, 4676. Australian Constitution Convention: Iilterjections, Interruptions and Disorder: Appointment of the Hon. T. L. Lewis, Esq., A member was entitled to be heard in to serve as appointed member of the dele- silence and members who wished to talk gation from the Parliament of New South should do so outside the Chamber, 5035. Wales, 4791. BilEs: At the introductory stage of a bill a A member should ignore interjections and member could bring forward arguments on proceed with his speech, 4676. why leave should not be given; also, he could indicate briefly why other matters on Members Warned: Mr Doyle, 5035; Mr the business paper should have precedence M. L. Hunter, 5035; Mr Wotton, 5035. and why other matters should be covered by the bill. Members were asked to confine Offensive and Objectionable Remarks, themselves within these bounds, 4428. Imputations and Aspersions: A member should refrain from reflecting upon private The basic rule for debate in Committee citizens unless there were special reasons for on a bill is that it must be confined to so doing, 5122. matters contained in the clause at issue, 1947. Procedure: The Chair prefers one amend- The precedent of taking the Legislative ment at a time, 4683; if a member did not Council's amendments seriatum would be wish to proceed with an amendment he followed when considering Legislative Coun- need not do so, 4675. cil's amendments to a bill, 1331. A member could speak on a proposed It was competent for the Committee to amendment provided that adequate notice make a decision on an amendment that had of it had been given, 4683. been moved to a clause in a bill, 1174. Relevance: A member should speak to In the opinion of the Chairman amend- the clause or to the amendment, 4448, 4957, ments proposed to be moved to a bill would import a new principle into it. Also, the 5121, 5122. matter raised in the amendments was already During the Committee stage there was not covered in other legislation. The amend- to be another second-reading debate, 4435, ments were ruled out of order, 1464. 5121. It was in order for a member to speak It was in order to speak to a consequential generally to a clause in a bill and then to amendment, 4669. move each of his proposed amendments to the clause separately, 2585. A member should confine himself to an An amendment had been moved in ; amendment, 4241; but this did not preclude spirit of mockery, 1170; the short title to some reference ta the clause the subject of a bill could be amended only if amend- the amendment, 4224, 4434, 4666, 4675. ments to operative clauses of the bill rendered it necessary, 1171. The only matter to be discussed in regard to a certain schedule to a bill was A point of order, that an amendment was whether or not the committees referred to outside the order of leave of the bill, was could sit during the prorogation of Parlia- upheld. However, part of the proposed ment, 5018. amendment was allowed, 1367. Volumes 111-116

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ACTING-SPEAKERAND CHAIRMAN OF COMMIT- ACTING-SPEAKERAN D CHAIRMAN OF COMMIT- TEES (I. H. BROWN, ESQ.), RULINGS, TEES (1. H. BROWN, ESQ.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONSAND OPINIONS (continued) : OBSERVATTONSAND OPINIONS (continued): Chair: A member should address the The criteria for incorporating matter in Chair and ignore interjections, 1173, 1946, Hansard are that the matter must be rele- 4474, 4977, 5087. vant, of a statistical nature, have the approval of the Speaker and have been pro- It is the sole prerogative of the Chair duced to the Speaker before the request was whom he shall call, 4775. made, 4548. Mr Acting-Speaker expressed concern Report in Hamard of certain Parliament- about the degree of respect paid by members ary proceedings, 4769. to the Chair while they were contributing to a debate. However, the Acting-Speaker did Interjections and Interruptions: There was not have authority to make members face too much audible conversation and noise, the Chair all the time, 4769. 913, 917, 918, 1172, 1175, 1951, 2042, 2131, 2947, 3248, 4089, 4197, 4200, 4589, 4651, The Acting-Speaker would take severe 4657, 4928, 5082, 5187, 5188, 5190. action against the next member who spoke while the Acting-Speaker was on his feet. The Acting-Speaker would take effective He regarded this as the grossest act of dis- action to avoid a scene of the nature that order in the House, and he did not intend to had developed recently in another place, let it happen again, 5201. 4657. It was gross disorder for a member to The Acting-Speaker wanted a standard of reflect on the Chair, and if the member virtually absolute silence maintained in the continued in that vein the Chairman would House, 4821. have no option but to report him to the Members must remain silent while ques- Speaker and ask that the member be re- tions are being asked and answers given, moved from the Chamber, 1948. 4206, 5082, 5187, 5188, 5190. There was to be no reflection upon the A member should not debate by making Chair, 1187, 1979. interjections, 1196, 1730, 4426; or replying It was disorderly for a member to enter to interjections, 4328. or leave the Chamber while the Chairman A member was entitled to be heard in was on his feet, 913, 4660. silence, 3856, 4323, 4689, 4933. Debate: A member was entitled to reply Question time would not be permitted to to what another member said during debate degenerate into a slanging match across the on a motion before the House, 5220. Chamber, 4760, 4763. A member was requested not to introduce Too many interjections were creeping into new matter into a debate when that member a debate. It was obvious that members felt was replying to the debate, 5220. deeply on the matter being raised but long interjections and emotional outbursts would The Acting-Speaker was sure that a mem- not help. The matter had to be judged in ber had inadvertently referred to a matter accordance with the standing orders, 5200. that had nothing to do with the debate and that the member would not offend again, Interruptions disorderly, 932, 1344, 1943, 5221. 1949, 1979, 1983, 2062, 2118, 2826, 3249, 3251, 4082, 4086, 4114, 4206, 4221, 4310, Division: Counting of members, 4659. 4313, 4315 4322, 4323, 4324, 4338, 4392, A division had to be called for before the 4395, 4410: 4422, 4428, 4457, 4524, 4525, 3058. 4526, 4529, 4538, 4540, 4541, 4564, 4590, Chairman declared the question, 4591, 4655, 4656, 4671, 4689, 4759, 4760, A division was called off in order that the 4763, 4768, 4783, 4787, 4799, 4803, 4808, Chairman could put the question again; two 4809, 4812, 4821, 4951, 4977, 4980, 4993, members were requested to leave the Cham- 4994, 5000, 5010, 5083, 5087, 5092, 5093, ber, 3384, 3469. 5098, 5102, 5108, 5191, 5193, 5196, 5201, 5216. Hansard: Expunging from or inserting material into Hansard, q., 4649. Legislative Assembly: Acting-Speaker, A member would decide whether to re- birthday greetings, 4928. quest that material be incorporated in Disorderly behaviour of two members Hansard, 5219. during a division, 3469. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975 ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE (continued): 1 ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE (continued):

ACTING-SPEAKERAND CHAIRMAN OF COMMII - ACTING-SPEAKER AND CHAIRMAN OF COMMIT- TEES (1. H. BROWN, ESQ.), RULINGS, TEES (J. H. BROWN, ESQ.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued! : OBSERVATIONSAND OPINIONS (contirzued) : Interruption from the public gallery, If a member considered a remark to be 4822. offensive he should take a noint of order Sitting suspended due to interruption from expeditiously, not engage in a little caucus the public gallery, 5199 with other members on what to do about it. So far as the Chair was concerned the Expression of gratitude to officers of the matter was finished, 4429. House for assistance to the Acting-Speaker, 5221. Members were reminded that although some matters could be personally offensive, Visitors to Mr Speaker's Gallery, Pro- there was a limit to being thin skinned, cedure, 5184. 4429. Members warned: Mr Arblaster, 4812; It was not the Acting-Speaker's inten- Mr Bannon. 4770: Mr Cahill. 1725. 2042: tion to allow matters of a personal nature Mr Cox, 5191; M; Clough, 41'42; M; Crab- to be raised under any guise by any member tree, 4204, 4773, 5087; Mr Crawford, 1164; on either side of the House, 4142. Mr Day, 3251, 4390, 4809, 4849; Mr Doylc, A point of order, that a member had not 4802, 4812; Mr Einfeld, 5189; Mr Face, withdrawn offensive remarks, was not upheld, 1979, 1982, 4447; Mr Ferguson, 4388, 4527; 4142. Mr Fischer, 1165, 4388, 4803; Mr Gordon, The following remarks were required to 924. 1730. 4800: Mr Haieh. 2947. 5014: Mr be withdrawn: ". . . I was told that the Jackson, '4141,' 4142, $760, 4164, 4929, honourable member for Heathcote had 5194; Mr Johnstone, 4656; Mr Keane, tendered a cheque in a club in his elec- 4817; Mr L. B. Kelly, 4090, 4388, 4930, torate for $500 and it was not honoured", 5002, 5082; Mr Mallam, 4988, 5081; Mr 4142; "He (the President of the Australian Mason. 1331: Mr Mead. 4818. 5197. 52081: Hotels Association) must have writp you Mr ~orris,5193; Mr ~ulock;4087; 4528, a letter with something inside it . . . , 4426; 4759, 5108, 5193; Mr Mutton, 4931; Mr "I am sickened when I hear Opposition Neilly, 2063, 4455, 4659, 5821; Mr Peter- members being hypocritical in the extreme sen, 4799, 5188; Mr Sheahan, 1947, 1949, . . . in regard to the consumption of 4093. 4324. 4394. 4592. 4768: Mr Stewart. alcohol . . ." (in relation to the honourable 1725; 465$, 4766, 4763; Mr '~iney,4430, member for Drummoyne and the honourable 4804, 4819; Mr F. J. Walker, 4823, 5195; member for Kogarah), 4429. Mr N. D. Walker, 4430, 4987. The following remarks were not required Ministerial Statements: Mr Acting-Speaker to be withdrawn: "If the honourable mem- would not rule that an answer to a question ber for Heathcote, who drew attention to was a ministerial statement, 43 14. the state of the House, were as diligent i~ paying his accounts as he is in attending to 0ff.ensive and Objectionable Remarks, Zm- the standing orders, he would indeed be a putatzons and Aspersions: A member had not very worthwhile member of this House", been abused by other members; he should 4142; ". . . the honourable member for keep to the facts, 936. Georges River . . . threatened the President It was long-standing practice and prece- of the Legislative Council with criminal dent that if a member were aggrieved or action", 5082; "If a person looks like a offended by something said, he should take cockey, walks like a cockey and speaks like action in respect of it immediately. At the a cockey, he is a cockey", 5202; A ref- stage at which the matter was raised the erence to the honourable member for Acting-Speaker would not direct a with- Georges River as "contemptible, a coward drawal of the remark, 5202. and despicable", 5202. The Acting-Speaker did not know of any Parliament: Comprehensive statement by standing order under which he could ask the Acting-Speaker on water damage to a member to withdraw a reflection upon many of the records of the Legislative As- departmental officers, but he asked members sembly, 4769. to give serious thought to whether they Senate vacancy, Joint sitting, election of a should reflect upon such officers, 4455. Senator, 4095. The Acting-Speaker would not let the Personal explanation: If a member wished stage be reached where members on both to make a personal explanation, it would sides took offence at matters that normally I be necessary for him to obtain the indul- went unnoticed in the House, 2249. gence of the House. The Acting-Speaker Volumes 111-116

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ACTING-SPEAKER AND CHAIRMAN OF COMMIT- ACTING-SPEAKER AND CHAIRMAN OF COMMI-I-- TEES (J. H. BROWN, ESQ.), RULINGS, TEES (J. H. BROWN, ESQ.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued): OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (confin~led): would ask the House whether leave was Privilege: For a member to raise a prima granted and if leave were not granted, the fccie case of breach of privilege he must matter would be finished; he did not want show that the matter complained of was any debate on what might or might not fairly and reasonably capable of interfering then happen, 5198. with members in the performance of their duties or of deterring them from asking ques- The purpose of Standing Ordef 139 was tions of Ministers. It was competent for to allow a member to explain briefly some- any member to take the action about which a thing in regard to a material part of a member had complained, 5201. speech, but that speech must relate to the question before the Chair. A member could In speaking to privilege a member was not explaiil a matter to which he had confined to letting the House know in what referred in a speech that he had made on an way his duties as a member of Parliament earlier occasion. It would have been in order had been interfered with or how he had been for him to take a point of order during that deterred from doing his duty, 5201. debate, not when the question was no longer As a member had not brought a matter to before the Chair, 5199. the attention of the House at the first oppor- As a member did not have the indulgence tunity, he could not raise it at another stage, of the House to make a personal explana- 4523. tion, he could not proceed, 5195, 5200; if the member had comments to make on what A member was requested to advise the had occu~redhe should make them outside House how privilege had been denied him in the House, 5196. his rights as a member, 5200. Points of order: A member should ad- Questions Withozit Notice: A member who dress himself to his point of order, not had asked a question would remain silent debate the issue, 4768. while a Minister answered it, 4090. A member had a perfect right to take a The Acting-Speaker did not consider it fair point of order, 4524, 5000, 5196; but not to say that because information was avail- to discuss a recent event in the House, 5001. able somewhere else, a member was not entitled to ask a question about it in the An experienced member of the House House. The question, on which a point of should know the procedure for taking a order had been taken, was ruled to be in point of order; he should not take frau- order, 4201. dulent points, 4933; or a capricious point, 4391. Although a question contained consider- able detail and was one that normally would The Acting-Speaker did not need assist- be placed on the Questions and Answers ance from a member on whether or not to paper, the responsible Minister was permit- uphold a point of order, 4768. ted to reply to it, 4204. A point of order had been disposed of, Ministers should be as brief as possible 1949. when replying to questions, 4314, 4762. No point of order was involved, 1187, Although a question contained informa- 1734, 1947, 1954, 3365, 4446, 4543, 4762, tion and perhaps sought an opinion in the 4768, 5203. last part of it, the Acting-Speaker was sure that the responsible Minister would be able Procedure: Comprehensive statement by to answer it, 4394. the Chairman on procedure for considering Legislative Council's amendments, 1331. A member should not dispute a Minister's If a member wished to receive the call he reply to a question, 4653. should seek it at the appropriate time, 4950. Members who have an opinion different It was competent for the Deputy Premier from that expressed by a Minister when to speak to a motion in relation to the elec- answering a question should use the forms tion of the Acting-Chairman of Commitees, of the House to raise the matter, or per- 4084. haps they might seek more information by Scope of the debate at the introductory question later, 4206, 4760. stage of a bill, 4478, 4550. There was no substance in a point of order There was no such thing as a point of that a Minister was quoting from a jndgment clarification, 4759. of a court. The fact that information was 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

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ACTING-SPEAKER AND CHAIRMAN OF COMMIT- ACTING-SPEAKERAND CHAIRMAN OF COMMIT-. TEES (J. H. BROWN, ESQ.), RULINGS, TEES (J. H. BROWN, ESQ.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued): OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued): available to the public should not preclude A member was requested to refer briefly members from asking questions about mat- to a particular matter and to reserve his ters, 4761. further remarks until later, 928. A Minister was entitled to courtesy when A member should confine his remarks to replying to a question without notice, 4763. the amendment before the Chair, and not A question asked of a Minister was not a engage in a second-reading debate, 939. matter requiring the attention of the House, A member was requested to confine his 4929. remarks to the motion before the Chair, A member had asked a question and he 934. 1178. 1179. 1187. 1353. 1942. 1944. would listen while it was being answered, 5086. Questions seeking information readily available to members have not been allowed A member could not traverse a wide area in the House of Commons. The rules, prac- at the introductory stage of a bill. He tice and precedence of that House prohibit should confine himself to matters appropriate that type of question. Comprehensive state- to the debate on the introductory motion, 2701, 4664. ment bv Mr ActineSveakerv. on this matter. 5185. A member may make brief reference to The Acting-Speaker could not direct matter not contained in a bill, 4470, 4818, Ministers how to answer questions, 4392, 5000, 5001, 5002. 4762, 5191. A member's remarks were totally ou:side A point of order-that a member should the scope of the bill before the House, 4230, verify a claim made in a question that a 4457. statement had been made by a federal Minis- If a member did not direct his remarks to ter-was not upheld, 4524. the bill before the House he would be The fact that legal advice had been re- required to resume his seat, 4586, 5001. ceived on a matter would not of itself induce the Acting-Speaker to rule a question out of A member when replying to debate on a order, 4525. motion he had moved should not raise new matter, 5219. A question was disallowed for being directed to the wrong Minister, for contain- A member could answer points raised by ing information, not seeking it, and because another member, 5220; but he should speak the member was seeking an opinion, 4202. only to the bill, 5107. Quorum: The Acting-Speaker would re- Points of order, that a member was not gard as gravely disorderly the action of a speaking to the motion before the Chair, member who drew attention to the state of were not upheld, 4083, 4813. the House when a quorum was present. The Acting-Speaker would have no hesitation in Select Committees: Although the standing naming that member and asking the Minister orders did not prescribe the procedure for in charge of the House to move for the the resignation of a member from a select member's suspe~sion,4143. committee, Mr Acting-Speaker deemed it his duty to report to the House the receipt Reading of Speeches: The Acting-Speaker of a letter of resignation from a member was sure that the copious notes to which a who had been appointed by the House to a member was referring had not been prepared select committee, 4524. for him by somebody else. Not all members were equipped with the oratorical ability to Although a select committee had been deliver speeches without reference to notes, quite correctly constituted, two of its mem- 4422. bers had indicated a certain desire. As the House had not yet agreed with that desire Relevance: A member's irrelevant remarks it would be a matter for the House to decide had been brought about by an interjection, on the acceptance or otherwise of the resig- 1949, 4813. nations of those members, 4758. A member had been somewhat long- Letter of resignation from the honourable winded in his earlier remarks on a bill, 3300. member for Georges River, 4758. Volumes 111-116

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ACTING-SPEAKER AND CHAIRMAN OF COMMIT- DEPUTY-SPEAKER (J. H. BROWN, ESQ.), AND TEES (J. H. BROWN, ESQ.), RULINGS, ACTING-SPEAKERS (H. G. COATES, ESQ., OBSERVATIONSAN D OPINIONS (continued) : E. D. DARBY,E SQ., R. B. DUNCAN,E SQ., L. B. I(ELLY, ESQ., AND G. PACIULLO,ES Q.), The Acting-Speaker had nothing to add RULINGS, OBSERVATIONSAN D OPINIONS to what he had said about the rights of (continued) : members to withdraw from select committees, 4759. Interjections and Interruptions: A member should be permitted to continue in silence, Tedious Repetition: A member should not 69, 1086, 1160, 1779, 2721, 4043, 4047, indulge in tedious repetition, 1943, 4054, 4048 (Mr Brown); 261, 4569 (Mr Duncan). 4987. There was too much audible conversation Urgency: A member has ten minutes to on both sides of the House, 1086, 1160 (Mr establish urgency, 4765; and he sl~onlc! con- Brown). fine himself to urgency, 4766; he should not There were too many interjections, 289, raise matters that are appropriate to thc 290, 1084 (Mr Brown); 1555, 1558 (Mr debate on the substantive motion, 4656, Duncan); 2619 (Mr Coates). 4657, 4930. A member should ignore interjections, If the Government considered that refer- 1556, 4982 (Mr Duncan). ence was being made by an Oppositio~l member to a non-existent circumstance, the Interruptions Disorderly, 653, 1165, 1819, appropriate Minister could handle the matter 2620, 2720, 3839, 4042, 4043, 4049, (Mr on behalf of the Government 4656. Brown); 287, 4553, 4569, (Mr Duncan).

ADJOURNMENT DEBATE, address, 478. Members warned: Mr Barraclough, 1165; Mr Crabtree, 1913; Mr Day, 1083; Mr Doyle, 4043; Mr Einfeld, 705; Mr Gordon, ALLOCATION OF TIME FOR DISCUSSION, 1104, 4049; Mr Jackett, 1822; Mr Jackson, 66; Mr 1955, 4593, 4848. Mallam, 708, 1159, 1163; Mr Mulock, 1159, 2620, 3340; Mr Sheahan, 1084, 1088, 1779, 4058; Mr N. D. Walker, 2624 (Mr Brown); Mr Crabtree, 3227; Mr Jones, 4569 (Mr Duncan). BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE, adj., 3644, 3755, 4060, 4346, 4687. Offensive and Objectionable Remarks, Im- putations and Aspersions: A member was entitled to express an opinion in the House CHRISTMAS FELICITATIONS, m., 3548. about the actions of another member, 3226 (Mr Duncan). COMMI~ES,AL L-PARTY, address, 480. The following remarks were required to DEPUTY-SPEAKER (J. H. BROWN, ESQ.), AND be withdrawn: ". . and the Attorney- ACTING-SPEAKERS(H. G. COATES, ESQ., General, who until he appointed himself Queen's Counsel, was a solicitor", 1166 (Mr E. D. DARBY,E SQ., R. B. DUNCAN,E SQ., Brown); "Is he an honourable member?", L. B. KELLY, ESQ., AND G. PACIULLO, ESQ.), 4048 (Mr Brown). RULINGS, OBSERVATIONSAND OPINIONS: Bills: Scope of the debate on the Appro- Personal Explanation: A member's re- priation Bill, 1782 (Mr Brown). marks did not come within the scope of a personal explanation, 3341 (Mr Brown). A member should confine his remarks at the introductory stage of a bill to the matters Points of Order: No point of order was before the House; he may develop other involved, 1085 (Mr Brown); 2618 (Mr themes at the second-reading stage, 2700 (Mr Coates); 3226 (Mr Duncan). Brown). Privilege: As a matter had been mentioned Chair: A member should address the on a radio programme, published in news- Chair, 704, 707 (Mr Brown); 1556, 4982 papers and had not been denied the Deputy- (Mr Duncan). Speaker considered it to be a matter on which a member could endeavour to make Division: Mr Deputy-Speaker noted that out a case of privilege, 4043 (Mr Brown). owing to an oversight on the part of the Opposition Whip, a member of the Opposi- It was important that all members should tion had not been paired with the Speaker, be able to carry out their duties without who was absent, 4059 (Mr Brown). being impeded in any way. If the intended 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

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DEPUTY-SPEAKER (J. H. BROWN, ESQ.), AND DEPUTY-SPEAKER(J. H. BROWN, ESQ.), AND ACTING-SPEAKERS (H. G. COATES, ESQ., ACTING-SPEAKERS (H. G. COATES, ESQ., E. D. DARBY, ESQ., R. B. DUNCAN,ES Q., E. D. DARBY, ESQ., R. B. DUNCAN,E SQ., L. B. KELLY, ESQ., AND G. PACIULLO, ESQ.), L. B. KELLY, ESQ., AND G. PACIULLO, ESQ.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued) : (continued) : actions of a trade union were put into effect, the debate, 1819 (Mr Brown); or to make the House might decide whether there had a general reference to another matter, 1822 been a breach of privilege. The Deputy- (Mr Brown). Speaker did not consider that at this stage a printcc facie case of privilege had been estab- Tediozis Repetition: A member who in- lished, 4043 (Mr Brown). dulged in tedious repetition would be requested to resume his seat, 1085, 4054 (Mr Relevance: On the introductory motion a Brown). member may make only passing reference to how a measure could be improved, 2701 DISSENT, RULING OF MR SPEAKER, m., 326, (Mr Brown). 1970, 3920; 3927. The Deputy-Speaker upheld an earlier ruling of his that occurrences in another DISTINGUISHED VISITORS, m., 1858. place would not be dealt with in this House, 4058 (Mr Brown). GAGGINGOF DEBATE, address, 481. The matter being raised by a member GOVERNMENT WHIP, 3611. during the second-reading debate of a bill would be better dealt with at the Committee GRIEVANCED AY, address, 478. stage; if a member defied the Chair by con- tinulng to refer to the matter on which a LEADER OF THE HOUSE, 361 1. ruling had been given he would be required to resume his seat, 1819 (Mr Brown). MEMBERS: Burrendong, q., 4929. A member was directed to reserve any remarks he had to make on specific points in Consideration of Legislation, address, 478. a bill to the debate in Committee, 1917 Heathcote, address, 128. (Mr Brownl. Hurstville, p.o., 586. A member should confine his remarks to Illawarra, Oversea Visit, address, 413. the objects of a bill, 706, 707. Mr Speaker, Parliamentary Seminar, 3644. New, address, 288, 477. As a matter to which a member was referring had already been determined The Hills, Visit to U.S.A. and British earlier in the day, the Deputy-Speaker sug- Parliament, address, 262. gested that the member should not proceed any further with that point, 1915 (Mr MEMBERS SWORN: Mr Dowd, 3609; Mr Web- Brown). ster, 3609. The remarks being made by a member MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS, address, 479. would be more appropriate during the budget debate, 2625 (Mr Brown). OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE, 5221. A Minister was entitled to answer statements made by a member on a bill, even OPERATION OF PARTY SYSTEM, address, 478, though that member's remarks were outside 480. the order of leave, 3341 (Mr Brown). A member was requested to speak to the motion and not to refer to the actions of directors of a company, otherwise he would PARLIAMENTARY SECRETARY,3 6 1 1. be required to resume his seat, 2623 (Mr Brown). PETITIONS,address, 479; privilege, 1748. A member should confine his remarks to the motion, 707, 2704, 4053 (Mr Brown); 712 (Mr Coates); 4982 (Mr Dincan). During the second-reading debate on a bill it would be in order to refer briefly to a matter raised by a previous speaker in PRESENTATION OF MACE, m., 1858. xviii INDEX TO SUBJECTS

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ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE (continued): / ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE (continued): SPEAKER,M R (THE HON. JAMES ALEXANDER CAMERON,LL.M.) , RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS QUES~ONTIME , address, 478. l AND OPINIONS (continued): QUESTIONS UPON NOTICE, address, 48 1. that it would be in order to raise the matter. I However, Mr Speaker was of the opinion QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE, address, 478. that the particular matter being raised was I not an appropriate one for discussion within QUORUM, address, 479. the terms of the standing order, 588. I Mr Speaker requested a member to estab- REPORTS TABLED: lish that a matter was a proper one for Auditor-General's Report, 1528. discussion under Standing Order 49, 873. State Superannuation Board, 3320. After hearing the member's submissions Mr Speaker ruled that it was a proper matter SELECT COMMITTEE, MEMBERS, q., 3809. I to be discussed, 875. SESSIONAL COMMITTEES: Though the matter sought to be raised was a marginal one, Mr Speaker was inclined House, nz., 121, 4094. towards discussion of it rather than against Library, m., 121, 4904. it and, as the House was willing to enter- Printing, m., 121; report, 354, 586, 792, tain a second motion under Standing Order 1003, 1272, 1562, 1840, 1994, 2169, 2446, 49, he permitted the member to proceed, 2827, 3134, 3482, 3563, 3755, 4060; m, 880. 4094; report, 4346, 4687, 5117, 5221. Having heard a member's submission, and Public Accounts, address, 480; report, 1249, points taken by otherr members, Mr Speaker 3017, 3611. ruled that a matte was not a proper one Public Works, address, 480. to be discussed under Standing Order 49, Standing Orders, m., 121, 1813, 3819, 4094. 1043. The House ran the risk of making itself PEAKER R (THE HON. JAMES ALEXANDER S , M look foolish in the public eye if it debated CAMERON,LL.M.) , RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS non-existent circumstances but, having em- AND OPINIONS: barked upon a debate, the House must run Absence of Mr Speaker: London Parlia- the gauntlet. A point of order was there- mentary Seminar, 3644. I fore not involved, 883. Address in Reply: Governor's Opening A point of order, that the matter being Speech, 47; Presentation to Governor, 527, sought to be raised by a member on the ad- 644; His Excellency's Reply, 655. journment motion related to a federal not a State matter, was not upheld, 881. Administration of the Government, 3789. A point of order, that a member was referring to a matter about which the Govern- Adjournment: If a member showed Mr ment had no knowledge, was not upheld, Speaker that he wished to bring before the 881, 882. House an urgent matter which was not likely to be raised by any other member in what A point of order, that a matter being remained of the Address-in-Reply debate, raised under Standing Order 49 could con- Mr Speaker would be prepared to hear him, ceivably be debated in the near future, was 443; a member was permitted to proceed, not upheld and in so doing Mr Speaker 444. adhered to an earlier ruling, 883. It was competent for a member to raise on the adjournment motion matters involv- A member could not raise in reply a mat- ing administrations with which the Com- ter that had not been dealt with during the mittee had not dealt during the Committee debate, 893. debate on the Appropriation Bill, 1995. A member was in order in raising a cer- It was not the indulgence of the House tain matter on the adjournment motion, but that of the Speaker which a member 1216, 1996. craved in order that he could speak on the adjournment motion, 446. A point of order was not upheld that a The preliminary acceptance by the Speaker member had had ample opportunity to bring of a notice under Standing Order 49 must before the House the matter that he was be regarded only as a provisional agreement raising on the adjournment motion, 1995. SESSION 1974-75 XIX

7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

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SPEAKER,M R (THE HON. JAMES ALEXANDER SPEAKER, MR (THE HON. JAMESA LEXANDER CAMERON,LL.M.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS CAMERON,LL.M.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued): AND OPINIONS (continued): Points of order-that a member should Obviously there were some limits upon a not be permitted to continue to speak on the member who movcd a motion of dusent, but adjournment motion as the matter was not the Chair would always be extremely reluc- really urgent-were not upheld, 445. tant to fetter a member in this situation, 1971, 1972. Anticipation of Debate: A member should Comprehensive ruling of Mr Speaker on intimate why a motion of which he had given notice should be debated, 2424; later 327' the member was directed to speak to the Divisions: It was competent for a member motion before the House, 2425. to act as a teller even though he held a A point of order was not upheld that a Special 3642' question being asked anticipated debate, No point of order was involved in a sub- 1745. mission by a member that division lists should be checked by the tellers before they Chair: A member should direct his re- were handed to the Speaker, 332. marks to the Chair, 125, 340, 582, 1667, It had been ruled by a previous Speaker 1673' 1675' 1960' 2009' 2075' 33979 3398. that it was not competent for the Speaker to decide whether a member had a pecuniary A member should not indulge in a dispute interest in a matter upon which a vote had with the Chair, 3211. been taken and the only way of testing the issue was by moving a substantive motion A member was called upon to return to to disallow the vote. This course would have the Chamber, 3211; and to apologize for re- to be followed, 1744. marks he had made that reflected upon the Chair, 3234. Documents: A member who quoted directly from a letter should make it avail- A member should not interrogate Mr able to the House, 3483. Speaker, 978; or persist in speaking while Mr Speaker was on his feet, 1201; and a A member who persisted in reading member should not mis-state the rulings of directly from a report would have to para- Mr Speaker, 1898. phrase the report or table it, if requested, 833, 1895. Mr Speaker would not tolerate a member rising to his feet while Mr Speaker was on Mr Speaker knew of no restriction on a his feet, 1995. Minister's power to table any document when the Minister believed the tabling to be com- Debate: A member had taken a point of pletely proper, 1438. order, not indulged in debate on the motion, 2428. A private member has no right to lay papers on the table of the House, 1438. A member could move for the adjournment of the debate on a bill only with the Mr Speaker thought that a member had! concurrence of the House, 717. given complete details of a letter from which he was quoting, 1104. A point of order was not upheld that as a member had the call prior to the question A member was summarizing the contents being stated by the Speaker the member of a lefter, not quoting from it, 579+ should be permitted to resume the debate, Private members were not permitted to 2219. table documents, 1675. Mr Speaker would not permit the Leader When a member clearly identified letters of the O~~ositionto reply to a query that to which he had referred but from which he had been raised with him, 577. had not quoted, he would not be required to table them. A member was not permitted to Dissent: It was the quote from a letter when he stated that he Leader of the Opposition to give notice of did not wish to table it, 579. dissent, but not at that stage, 3802. A member was asked whether he was Notice of intention to move a motion of prepared to vouch for the accuracy of a dissent should be given when notices of newspaper report or the authenticity of a: motion are called for, 3811. certain statement, 378. Volumes 111-116

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SPEAKER, MR (THE HON. JAMES ALEXANDER SPEAKER, MR (THE HON. JAMES ALEXANDER CAMERON,LL.M. ), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS CAMERON,LL.M.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued) : AND OPINIONS (cotltinued) : The only issue before the House was the / Judiciary: Mr Speaker would not direct a tabling of certain documents. Any points of member not to participate in a debate in order must relate to that issue, 1436. such a way as to cast reflections upon the judiciary, 3626. A point of order, that a member should be required to give details of a contract to A point of order, that a member, by which he was referring, was not upheld, implication, was casting serious aspersions 1105. upon a recent appointment to the High Court of Australia, was not upheld, 3627. Interjections, Interruptions and Disorder: There were too many interjections, 39, 112, A point of order, that this Parliament, as 166, 204, 211, 248, 340, 382, 399, 414, 415, a sovereign one, was not so sovereign that 440, 511, 564, 571, 573, 574, 658, 701, 797, it could interfere in the exercise of the Royal 922, 968, 1033, 1080, 1151, 1429, 1529, prerogative by the representative of Her 1671, 1805, 1815, 1899, 1939, 2016, 2071, Majesty the Queen, was not upheld, 3621. 2138, 2225, 2314, 2567, 3814. There was no reason why it was not com- There was too much audible conversation petent for the Parliament to discuss the Con- in the House, 326, 381, 1039, 1098, 1427, stitution of Australia, 3620. 1666, 1668, 1850, 1939, 1964, 2001. A point of order, that remarks being made in the form of an attack upon a High Court The noise level in the Chamber was ex- judge were intended to impair the adminis- cessive, 119, 427, 760, 799, 968, 1243, 1245, tration of justice, was not upheld. Mr 1248, 1356, 2007, 2209, 2685, 3616, 3641. Speaker was not willing to fetter discussion in the direction sought, 3618. A member should be heard in silence, 382, 417, 867, 971, 1071, 1433, 1434, 1852. Mr Speaker dismissed a point of order that a motion of urgency was out of order A member had the floor, nobody else, 45, in that what was being said could be con- 1895. strued as an attack upon the judiciary, 3616.

A member should disregard disorderly Legislative Assembly : Distinguished visi- interjections and address his remarks to the tors: Representatives of Jewish communal Chair, 977, 1812. organizations of New South Wales to view the presentation of the Mace, 1858. It was imperative that decorum be maintained throughout the debate. Mr Speaker Electoral District of Coogee: would do his utmost to ensure, by whatever Court of Disputed Returns: Issue and means at his disposal, that it was main- return of writ; Election of M. A. tained, 3791. Cleary, Esq.; Member sworn, 29. Election Petition, 863; Order of Court Mr Speaker intended to ensure that a of Disputed Returns, 3010. Minister would have an opportunity to reply to a member, 1532, 1672. Electoral District of Goulburn: Resigna- tion of R. A. St C. Brewer, Esq.; Issue and Mr Speaker had not had occasion since return of writ; Election of R. A. St C. becoming Speaker to take drastic action Brewer; Member sworn, 29. against any member, and he wanted it to continue that way, 1090. Electoral District of Lane Cove: Resig- nation of the Hon. Sir K. W. McCaw, Q.C.: A member was permitted to answer inter- Issue and return of writ; Election of jections, not to stimulate them, 3397. J. R. A. Dowd, Esq.; Member sworn, 3609. Interruptions disorderly: 42, 244, 378, Electoral District of Pittwater: Resigna- 474, 568, 700, 759, 766, 804, 830, 971, tion of the Hon. Sir R. W. Askin, K.C.M.G.; 1094. 1243. 1297. 1307. 1434. 1438. 1529. Issue and return of writ; Election of B. L. Webster, Esq.; Member sworn, 3609. Joint Sitting of both Houses of Parlia- ment, Privileges of members, g., 4033. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE (continued): 1 ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE (continued): SPEAKER, MR (THE HON. JAMES ALEXANDER SPEAKER, MR (THE HON. JAMES ALEXANDER CAMERON,LL.M.) , RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS CAMERON,LL.M.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued): AND OPINIONS (continued) : Obituaries: 3010, 3045, 4034; Mr Mulock, 379, 579, Death of Her Excellency Lady Kerr, 799, 1038, 1242, 1898, 2001, 2007, 2447, wife of the Governor-General, 1663. 2697. 2883. 2949. 3445: Mr Mutton. 82, Death of A. W. Buckley, Esq., a For- 420, ' 3616;' Mr &eilly, ' 130, 1299, 1300; mer Member of the Legislative Assembly, 1369, 1533, 1901, 1906, 2002, 2004, 2205, 32. 2312, 2877, 3200; Mr O'Connell, 969; Mr Death of C. Gordon, Esq., a Former Pickard, 417; Mr Punch, 1359; Mr Ren- Member of the Legislative Assembly, 2564. shaw, 3198, 3200, 3398, 3448; Mr Rogan, Death of R. E. O'Halloran, Esq., a For- 2830: Mr Rozzoli. 923: Mr Ruddock, 2023; mer Member of the Legislative Assembly, 1938, 3533. 21861-2387,->430,' 3613, 3614, 3805; 3917; Parliamentary Secretaries, duties and legal 4034; Mr Stewart, 1098, 1106, 1532, 1672, 1995, 2071, 2138, 2570, 2689, 2692, 2749, standing, q., 3714; occupation of a seat in 2885. 3327. 3540. 3792. 4033; Mr Viney, the House, 3716. 3639, 3791; Mr Photograph of Legislative Assembly in wade, 3917, 3918; ~r'Willis, 805. 2877. Session, 638. 3618; Mr Wran, 2686, 31C0, Public Accounts Committee: Election of 3617, 3623. K. R. Doyle, Esq., B.Ec., 3611. I Retirement of the Premier and Treasurer Member Removed: Mr Jackson, 1438. and of the Atttorney-General, 3650. Staff Appointments, g., 3443. Ministerial Statements: Mr Speaker would Temporary Chairman of Committees, 31. not rule that an answer to a question was a ministerial statement, 1430, 1809, 1853. Legislative Council: Vacant Seat: Issue of writ, 31, 1032. I hfotions: Mr Speaker proposed to allow free discussion on a motion before the Members Warned: Mr Arblaster, 3114; House, 3627, 3629. Mr Bannon, 1996; Mr Barraclough, 420, 1254, 2009, 2690; Mr Booth, 831; Mr Boyd, Mr Speaker queried whether a motion had 3397; Mr Brewer, 3008; Mr Crabtree, 3385; been seconded, 2010. Mr Cahill, 741, 2949; Mr Cox, 589, 806, 1106; Mr Crabtree, 1813, 3102, 3626, 3794, A point of order-that the debate was out 4033; Sir Charles Cutler, 878, 2695; Mr of order as the standing orders could only Dav. 441. 656. 1070. 1071. 1304. 1305. be suspended when a motion was moved 153'5, 1775, 2319, 2751, 295i), 3244, 3538; and seconded-was not upheld, 3622. 3793; Mr Doyle, 1093, 1091, 1301, 3791, 3796; Mr Durick, 2315, 2949, 3449, 3536; Offensive and Objecfional Remarks, Inzpu- Mr Ferguson, 574, 2413, 2689, 3198, 3612, talicuns and Aspersions: In the choice of his 3614: Mr Fife. 1201: Mr Fischer. 2750: Mr language a member should do everything in his power to maintain the decorum of the 2758, '2759,' 3010, 3100; Mr '~aigh,263; House, 135. 446, 474, 867, 1033, 1429, 1850, 2416, 3445; Mr Jackett, 983, 1080, 1093, 1804, A member who had displayed a newspaper 3612, 3639; Mr Jacksop. 45, 877, 878, 1301, placard openly in the House had engaged in 1307. 1436. 1437, 1534, i672. 1673. 2078, unseemly conduct, but whether the member should be removed from the Chamber for stone, 1254; ~r'~ones,576,' 577, 865, 1969, that conduct was a matter within the dis- 2141, 3211; Mr L. B. Kelly, 250, 757, 1201, cretion of the Speaker. Mr Speaker did not 1203, 1425, 1672, 1673, 1737, 1804, 1897, order the removal of the member, 558. 1898, 2567, 2684, 2792, 3792, 3803, 4334; Mr Speaker would not direct a Minister to Mr Lewis. 1242, 2685: Mr McCaw. 805: withdraw and apologize without qualification, Mr all am, 379; 380, 799, 867, 976,' 1093; 1673. 1672, 1903, 2686, 2413, 2751, 2696, 2794, 2890, 3100, 3635; Mr Mackie, 3538; Mr Although Mr Speaker sympathized to Mason, 82, 388, 509. 570, 2424, 2427, 2944: some extent with a submission that it was Mr Mauger, 1242, 1301, 1432, 1671, 1896, wrong for a State Minister to indulge in 2691, 2696; Mr Mead, 124, 126, 328, 511, personal character assassination of a federal 1306, 1436, 2315, 2413, 3482, 3483, 3539, Minister, the standing orders gave Mr 3611, 3616, 3795; Mr Morris, 1775, 2250, Speaker no powers in this area, 3218. xxii INDEX TO SUBJECTS

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SPEAKER, MR (THE HON. JAMESA LEXANDER SPEAKER, MR (THE HON. JAMESA LEXANDER CAMERON,LL.M. ) , RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS CAMERON,LL.M.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS(continued) : AND OPINIONS (continued) : A member could not go into intimate Parliamentary stationery, possession by the details about the conduct of a particular Australia-Free China Society, g., 1746. individual under the guise of dealing with a 150th Anniversary of the establishment of revenue-raising measure, 3352. Parliamentary Institutions in Australia: Mr Speaker would not direct a member Acknowledgment of Address of Apprecia- to withdraw accusations that he had made tion of the Message of Congratulation the previous day, 1435. fro'm Her Majesty the Queen, 1999, 3 197. A Minister was not required to withdraw Address of Appreciation, 3197. an allegation that a member had not raised at the first available opportunity a matter Meeting of both Houses of Parliament. to which that member was directing the Presence of His Royal Highness The attention of the House, 3485. Prince Charles Prince of Wales, 1862. Message from Her Majesty the Queen, There was no substance in a point of 1909. order that a Minister had cast reflections upon a member, 1672. Presentation of Mace to the Legislative Assembly by Mr Maurice Allen, LL.B., A point of order that a remark was un- President of the New South Wales Jew- parliamentary must be taken by the mem- ish Board of Deputies, 1860. ber about whom the remark was made, 133. Resolution of the Legislative Assembly A point of order, that whiIe answering a expressing gratitude and appreciation to question a Minister was making an improper the New South Wales Jewish Board of imputation about the motives of a member, Deputies, representative of New South was not upheld, 46. Wales Jewish communal organizations, for the gift of a Mace, 1862. The following~~remarks wcre required to Statement by Mr Speaker of events lead- be withdrawn: . . . like the honourable ing to the presentation of the Mace to member for Illawarra, who has been inciting the House, 1909. these prisoners", 394; "I do not condone blackmail as do the Leader of the Opposition Senate Vacancy: and members of the party to which he Resignation of Senator the Honourable belongs", 1248; "Tbis man (the honourable L. K. Murphy, Q.C., q., 3789. member for Heathcote) who sought to As Mr Speaker could s-,e nothing in an deflect the course of justice and is as crooked amendment which had been moved that as a dog's hind leg, comes into this Hpuse l would negate the motion, he was fully today with a trumped up story", 1673; . . . 3791. a plmp", 1738. I prepared to accept an amendment, The following remarks were not required Mr Speaker would not entertain debate to be withdrawn: "The hononrabie member 1 on a formal motion that the question be for Penrith defended those people when short- now put, 3799. 190; 2ges of power occurred in hospitals", I A point of order-that the whole of a . . . from the fascist right in this State motion dealing with rules for a Joint represented in no short order by the honour- Sitting of both Houses of Parliament able member for Mosman", 191; ". . . the was out of order-was not upheld, words and actions of the honourable mem- I 3799, 3800. ber have amounted, in essence, to incitement 1 of prisoners in our prison system", 394; The No point of privilege was involved in a "Mafia godfather", or "Bally godfather", submisjion that as a member had not 488; "You (the honourable member for l been supplied with a copy of rules for Campbelltown) are a liar", 867; "The hon- 1 a proposed Joint Sitting of both Houses, ourable member for Monaro is a little he ought to be able to study them to worried about the proposed petrol tax decide whether he was in favour of the because in his business he uses a lot of rules when it came to a vote npon a petrol", 987. motion in respect of them, 3800. Parlianzent: Appointments to the staff of Mr Speaker dismissed a point of order that the motion in relation to the rules Parliament House, g., 3634. 1 for a Joint Sitting of both Houses was Fire danger in Parliament House, g., 1152. I out of order, 3807. SESSION 1974-75 xxiii

7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

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SPEAKER, MR (THE HON. JAMES ALEXANDER SPEAKER, MR (THE HON. JAMES ALEXANDER CAMERON,LL.M.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS CAMERON,U.M.) , RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued) : AND OPINIONS (continued) : Message from the Legislative Council in Mr Speaker would be glad to call a mem- regard to the Joint Sitting of both ber to make a personal explanation as soon Houses, 3826. as question time was over, 1302. Election of C. E. Bunton, Esq., O.B.E., As there was no business before the House, 4033. a member could not make a personal ex- Visit of His Royal Highness The Prince planation; he could take a point of order, Charles Prince of Wales, Message; from 1437. the Legislative Council, 1664. Mr Speaker was not disposed to hear a Personal Explanation: A member should personal explanation as it did not contain come directly to his point of explanation, the relevant kind of reflection on any mem- 804, 805, 977, 1306. ber's person, integrity or probity, 2411. A member was not debarred by a time A point of order had been disposed of: factor from making a personal explanation. the member had received the call to make However, he must show clearly how his per- a personal explanation, 1749. sonal reputation has been reflected upon, 1435. Mr Speaker wished to hear a member further on personal explanation before ruling An attack upon a group of people was on a point of order, 1307. clearly not the kind of situation that Stand- ing Order 137 was intended to remedy. Mr A point of order that a member was de- Speaker urged all members to make sure bating the issue and not making a personal that resort to the standing order did not explanation was not upheld, 980, 2324. simply become a part of the political byplay of the House. There was no point of per- Mr Speaker would hear a brief submission sonal explanation in what was being raised, from a member not on the closeness of the 979. member's relationship with his son but in regard to aspersions that rest upon the mem- Mr Speaker would not allow one personal ber and on the truth or otherwise of those explanation to be used by way of debate in aspersions, 979. another personal explanation, 1748. Mr Speaker intended to take a much Points of order, that a member was not stricter view of personal explanation than seeking to establish that he had been he had taken the day before, or by him so misrepresented or how his character had far that day, 1435. been traduced, were not upheld. A member must show succinctly in what way his per- Mr Speaker was satisfied that a member sonal reputation had been reflected upon, had put before the House matters that could 978. give rise to a personal explanation, 2009. The matter being raised by a member had Petitions: Mr Speaker reminded members been ventilated repetitively and Mr Speaker that Standing Order 98 prescribes that a wanted the member's personal explanation to member presenting a petition should confine be brought to a conclusion; Mr Speaker was himself to a statement of the parties from not willing to allow the procedure of per- whom it came, the number of signatures sonal explanation to be developed into a attached to it, the material allegations con- debate on the personality of a former mem- tained in it, and to the reading of the prayer ber of the upper House; Mr Speaker directed thereof. More than that was not only un- that the personal explanation be now treated necessary but contrary to the standing orders, as concluded, 2697. 2683; members were entitled to know what A member had exceeded the bounds of those standing orders provide, 2684; Mr personal explanation, 979, 1159, 1307, 1675, Speaker required members to conform to 1909, 2010, 2696, 3545. I the necessary standards, 2685. Mr Speaker was unwilling to hear a mem- It may be that the long-standing practice ber any further on a personal explanation, of the House in relation to the presentation which is a privilege extended to a member of petitions was incorrect and a better prac- as a matter of indulgence by the House. tice might be adopted. The long-standing A member should not abuse that privilege by and invariable practice of the House was seeking to debate the matter with which he that when a petition was not in the proper was dealing, 1667. form, its entry was not recorded in the xxiv

Volnmes 111-116

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SPEAKER, MR (THE HON. JAMB ALBXANDER SPEAKER, MR (THE HON. JAMB ALEXANDER CAMERON,LL.M. ) , RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS CAMERON,LL.M. ), RuLmcs, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS(continued) : AND OPINIONS (continued): Votes and Proceedings. Should the House No point of order was involved, 119, 426, wish to change the procedure the Chair cer- 427. 567, 583. 805, 867, 877, 987, 1081, tainly would have no objection, 1749. The presentation of petitions should conform strictly to the verbiage presented in the standing orders, 173 8. Privilege: It would be ridioulous for the Speaker to hear a submission by a member Points of Order: A member must come for ten minutes when it was perfectly plain to his point of order immediately, 470, 1105, that privilege was not involved in what was 1675, 3616, 3619. being put. If the member disapproved of Mr Speaker's ruling he had a remedy open Mr Speaker would not tolerate the taking to him, 586. of completely insubstantial polnts of order, 426, 3483, 3670; or the continued abuse of The impugning of a member's character the form of point of order as a mere means or an allegation of improper imputations was of interrupting debate, 1673; or a protracted pertinent not to privilege but to personal address on a point of order, 3799. explanation. For privilege to be established it must be shown that there has been some Mr Spaker would not hear a member interference with a member in the perforin- on a point of order when another member ance of his duties and that in some way was taking a point of order, 630; or speak- he has been deterred from performing those ing to privilege, 1674. duties. In this instance no conceivable matter A member had been called to ask a ques- of privilege had arisen, 1675. tion not to take a point of order, 1245. Remarks made by a member amounted The Chair had ruled against a point of to a serious abuse of the processes of privi- order to which' a member was calling atten- lege and Mr Speaker did not want a repetition, 881. tion of that kind of approach to such a A member while speaking to a point of delicate and most important issue, 1041. order could not issue challenges to other Nothing a member had said touched upon members, 1436. privilege, 1675; or upon order, 2695. A member should take a point of order, A member who sought to have a ruling not interrogate Mr Speaker, 1243; or claic? clarified was informed that he had not re- misrepresentation, 583. ceived the call, 1749. Mr Speaker strongiy disapproved of the taking of a fraudulent and cheating point of Mr Speaker considered that day after day order, 427. the whole process of privilege was being de- based in the House. If the process con- A member may not canvass the Speaker's tinued it would result in only. the merest ruling upon a point of order that has been shred of substantive privilege being left, and disposed of, 868. if that happened all members would regret A Minister was requested to assist a mem- it, 1748. ber who had not heard what that Minister On occasions the House had permitted had said, 121. a member of a select committee to resign A misrepresentation of fact was not a mat- from that select committee and on other ter for a point of order, 567. occasions the House had discharged a member of a select committee and replaced him A member did not wish to proceed with with another. It was the duty of the Speaker his point of order, 649. to decide whether the matter related to privi- All the points a member had taken were lege and it was for the House to decide matters of argument, not matters of order, whether or not there had been a breach of and the member was directed to resume his privilege. Mr Speaker was satisfied that this seat, 3619. was not basically a matter of privilege, as an affirmative answer could not be given to A member was asked whether he wished the question, could the matter complained to take a point of order, 2794. of be said fairly and reasonably to be capable A member was not presenting a point of interfering with members in the perform- of order; he was disputing an allegation of a ance of their duties or of deterring them Minister, 1672. from asking questions of a Minister, 3810. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE (contisued): I ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE (continued): SPEAKER, MR (THE HON. JAMES ALEXANDER I SPEAKER, MR (THE HON. JAMES ALEXANDER CAMERON,U.M.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONSI CAMERON,LL.M.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued): l AND OPINIONS (continued): There was no colour of privilege in the A Minister had a discretion on whether to matter that a member had sought to raise, reply to a question by way of a ministerial 1749. statement or in the normal way, 45. Procedure: It was competent for a member Mr Speaker must rely heavily upon a to withdraw a motion, provided he had the Minister to state whether or not a matter leave of the House to do so, 1669. was within the administrative range of his department, 3100, 3539. There could be no debate on the motion for the adoption of the report on a bill, Although Mr Speaker regarded an answer 1103. to a question as too lengthy, he permitted the Minister to conclude his reply, 1857. The matter before the House-that certain matters be referred to the Standing Orders Mr Speaker took cognizance of a point of Committee for consideration and report-was order that a question had raised a matter a formal one and there could be no debate that was a subiect for discussion in the upon it, 1814. Address-in-Reply debate, but he drew the The standing orders clearly provide that attention of the Leader of the Opposition, following the passage of the gag the ques- who had asked the question, and his deputy, tion shall be put without debate, 3801. to the fact that they enjoy no special privileges in terms of the questions they ask, Mr Speaker stated that he would put para- 111, 1240. graphs (i) and (iii) of a motlon before the House as one question and, in the event of A Minister's reply to a question was ex- that question being agreed to, he would tremely lengthy and his answer had been direct that the division bells be rung and the extended to some extent by interjections. Mr House proceed to a ballot, 3628, 3642; and Speaker did not think it appropriate for the Mr Speaker outlined detailed procedure to Chair to intervene, 245. be followed for the conduct of the ballot, 3643. As the House had agreed to two A Minister's reply to a question was too paragraphs of the motion, Mr Speaker ruled long; he was requested to bring it to a that within the terms of Standing Order 346 conclusion, 39, 470. the House was dealing wlth a case where A Minister when presenting a reply to a five members were proposed for appolntment question asked of another Minister was per- to a select committee, 3644. mitted to add his own words to the written Questions without Notice: Traditionally reply of that other Minister, 174. the House had accepted without complaint A question was allowed even though it that it was in order for a Minister to give referred to a story that was freely circulating. to the House, for preference verbally, an As the question amounted substantially to a answer containing normally non-disputatious request either for confirmation or denial of material. In addition, the House had fre- a rumour, Mr Speaker would not be minded quently extended to Ministers the courtesy to allow that kind of question again, 647. of permitting them to table a supplementary written statement and it was Mr S~eaker's A member was requested to ask his ques- understanding that such a statement would tion, 2312; and a Minister was called upon contain non-disputatious material. A tendency to answer a question, 2689. had seemed to be developing of Ministers attempting a second reply. Logically this A Minister should not make a personal could become a third, fourth, or fifth reply explanation while answering a question, 1809; on successrve days in which a Minister could and a member should not make a personal supply disputatious material. This was an explanation while asking a question, 3535. undesirable practice and it would be a matter that the House would have to decide, 872. A member was requested to place a question on the Questions and Answers paper, A Minister has wide latitude when answer- 762, 2571. ing a question, 43, 115, 120, 245, 801, 1809, 1813, 1851, 1853, 2139, 2315, 3200. A member who asked a question should be silent while a Minister answered it, 3917. Mr Speaker would not rule that an answer to a question was a ministerial statement Mr Speaker would hear more of a ques- and therefore a subject for debate, 647, tion before ruling on a point of order, 1809. 1529. d xxvi

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SPEAKER, MR (THE HON. JAMES ALEXANDER SPEAKER, MR (THE HON. JAMES ALEXANDER CAMERON,LL.M.) , RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS CAMERON,LL.M. ), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued): AND OPINIONS(continued) : Although a question contained a defect Mr Mr Speaker upheld a point of order that a Speaker allowed it, 114, 119, 320, 1240, member was reading his speech and not 1247, 1745, 1856, 2006, 2689, 2880, 3718. making reference to copious notes. The member was directed to desist from reading, The question was in order, 642, 647, 868, 2236. 1154, 1805, 1811, 1851, 2136, 2235. Relevance: The proceedings of the House A point of order, that a member sought were assisted by a tolerant and flexible atti- in a question acceptance or otherwise of a tude on the question of relevance. However, rumour, was upheld. The Premier and a member should not stray too far from a Treasurer was allowed to answer the first bill before the House, 2252, 2253, 2912. part of the member's question, 696, 697. Debate on a motion for leave to introduce A point of order, that a Minister was a bill must be confined to the Minister's using the time set aside for tabling of papers statement and what, on the face of it, the to develop a further reply to a question, was motion indicates the bill contains, 665. not upheld, 805; there was no basis of order That a member had not yet spoken on the upon which Mr Speaker could rule the prac- bill before the House was probably due to tice out of order; it was sanctified to a the number of inflammatory interjections degree by long practice in the House, 806. from the Government side, 2249; the mem- It was not competent for a member to ber had been as relevant as previous speakers suggest to a Minister how he should answer on the bill; the member was asked to state a question, 1812. the clause of the bill to which he was directing attention, 2250. An answer to a question was too long and A member should speak to the bill before a Minister was depriving members of the the House, 689, 984, 988, 995, 1092, 1200, opportunity to ask questions, 18 13. 1201, 1359, 1441, 1767, 1937, 1938, 2248, Reluctantly Mr Speaker allowed a ques- 3270, 3363; and to the motion before the tion even though it was only tenuously con- House, 3632, 3640. nected with the portfolio of the Minister to A member would be permitted to make whom it had been directed, 2078. brief reference to certain matters and then he should return to the bill before the A member was giving in a question a House, 1200, 1934, 3066, 3350. great deal of information that was public knowledge; the member had taken the matter A member was speaking to the motion, about as far as it could be taken, 2137. 561, 995, 996, 1202, 1898, 1904, 2912, 3217. Royalty: Death of His Royal Highness the A point of order, that the Premier and Duke of Gloucester, 103 1. Treasurer was reflecting upon the monarch in the terms of his answer to a question, was Select Committees: There was no irnpedi- not upheld, 3721. ment of any kind to the House electing a particular committee of whatever composi- Questions ruled out of order, 112, 116, tion, and whether or not those members 248, 868, 1530, 2317, 2794, 2798, 3207, ultimately serve upon it was a matter that 3720, 3911. went in no way to the validity of the question, 3620. Quorum: Mr Speaker regarded as slightly Points of order that members were not questionable the practice of continually call- willing to serve on a select committee were ing attention to the state of the House when l not upheld. Mr Speaker ruled that no point a quorum was present, 2233. of order was involved, 3620. Reading of Speecltes: The long-established A member was fully entitled to demand a practice of the House enjoining members ballot of members to be appointed to a upon the reading of speeches had never been select committee, 3622. applied to Ministers or the Leader of the Opposition, 427. Sub Judice Rule: Mr Speaker held a highly flexible and tolerant view of the sub A member was well within the established judice rule, particularly where a Royal com- practice in resoect of reference to copious mission as distinct from a court was in- notes, 817, 1771, 2011. volved. A member who asserted that a xxvii

7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

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SPEAKER, MR (THE HON. JAMES ALEXANDER SPEAKBR, MR (THE HON. JAMB ALEXANDER CAMERON,LL.M.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS CAMERON,LL.M.), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued): AND OPINIONS (continued): matter ought to be debarred from discussion Although nothing in the terms of an because it was sub judice had a heavy onus urgency motion could possibly be construed of demonstrating that substantial damage as an attack, disguised or otherwise, upon would arise if the matter were debated in the judiciary, it was beyond Mr Speaker's the House. On this occasion Mr Speaker power to guarantee what turn a debate would was not so satisfied, 1968. take. However, it was completely competent for the sovereign Parliament of New South A point of order, that a question raised Wales to debate the motion, 3613, 3617. a matter on appeal before the court and therefore was sub judice, was not upheld, Mr Speaker was willing to overlook a de- 1812. fect in the motion, 1671. Tedious Repetition: Mr Speaker would not The House was discussing the substantive uphold a point of order that an answer being motion, not the motion for the suspension of given by a Minister amounted to tedious stwding orders, 559. repetition, 1853, 223 1. Mr Speaker had not ruled that there. was Urgency: A member lnust address him- no urgency in the matters that a member self to urgency, 699, 700, 1242, 1432, 1671, :t: ~~~dr,"~~,"~t~~h~o~~,"$e~~," 1741, 1742, 2202, 2412, 2587. persistentiy violating the forms of the House, There was a dearth of rulings concerning 1243. a Minister's reply on urgency. A Minister's statement, or that of the Leader of the A member was replying to the debate on Opposition when an urgency motion is the 2230. moved by a Minister, must follow the basic A Minister was entitled to give the Gov- rule of debatethat of relevance. Although ernment s the statement was not referred to in the stand- ' answer a specific motioll that ing orders as a reply, in the majority of cases had been moved, 701* 7027 1243. the statement naturally takes that form. At A member who persisted in discussing the same time a Minister or the Leader of ab e matters that did not fall within the frame- the Opposition be l to express work of urgency was directed to resume his relevant or pertinent matter directly related seat, 1242. to the matter under discussion but not neces- sarily in reply to the mover, 1668. A point of order-that a member was Mr Speaker did not propose to stop a debating the subject and not presenting rea- member merely because occasional sentences sons why a matter was urgent-was not up- did not go to the issue of urgency, provided held. The member was making a bona fide the member was making a bona fide attempt attempt to address himself to urgency, 757, to address himself to urgency. On this occa- 1667. sion as the member was not addressing himself to urgency Mr Speaker required him to SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT, m., 765, 1536, 3548, do so, 2887. 3562, 3920, 4928, 5202. A member was entitled to lay the ground for his submission on urgency, but he should then address himself to urgency, 3008, 3612. OF DEBATE, address, 479. Mr Speaker recognized that it was extra- ordinarily difficult for a member to address TEMPORARY CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES, 3 1. himself purely to the issue of urgency without touching on other matters, 700. TEMPORARY CHAIRMENO F COMMITTEES The House had resolved that the matters (H. G. COATES,Esq., E. D. DARBY,E SQ., under debate were of such urgency that the B.Ec., R. B. DUNCAN,E SQ., L. B. KELLY, standing orders should be suspended to allow ESQ., AND G. PACIULLO,E SQ.), RULINGS, debate on the urgency motion. A substan- OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS: tive motion of this type had a force which the mere carrying of the motion for the Chair: A member should address the adoption of the Address in Reply would not Chair, 1556 (Mr Duncan); 2167 (Mr have, 560. Coates) . ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE (continued): I Aush.alian Constitution: TEMPORARY CHAIRMEN OF COMMXT~ES Alterations, dress, 622. (H. G. COATES,E SQ., E. D. DARBY,ESQ., Convention, address, 218; rn., 1751; appn, B&., R. B. DUNCAN,E SQ., L. B. KELLY, 1788; g., 2314; pers. expl., 2323, 2410; m., ESQ., AND G. PACUILLO,E SQ.), RULINGS, 4773; mes., 4791. OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued): Deadlock Provision, address, 628. A member should ignore interjections and proceed with his speech, 1556 (Mr Dun- Financial Assistance to States, address, 628. can); 2167 (Mr Coates). Manipulation, address, 65. A Minister was entitled to courtesy from Powers of the States, address, 485. Opposition members while he was contribu- Referenda, address, 489. ting to a debate, 3961 (Mr Duncan). Viability of States, appn, 1911. If members had to be called to order they would be removed without further notice, 3958 (Mr Duncan). There were too many interjections, 1555, 1558, 2123, 3958 (Mr Duncan); 2619 (Mr Coates). Interruptions Disorderly, 261, 287, 4553, Beaches (See also "Pollution"): 4569 (Mr Duncan). Damage to Bondi, g., 3201. ,Members Warned: Mr Crabtree, 3227; Illawarra Coastline, appn, 2045. Mr Cordon, 2051; Mr M. L. Hunter, 2123; Mr Mulock, 2050; Mr Sheahan, 2123; Mr New Brighton, Erosion, g., 1298. Stewart, 1989 (Mr Duncan). Nude Bathing, q., 4392. Oflensive and Objectionable Remarks, Shark Meshing, appn, 1985; q., 2572. Imputations and Aspersions: A member was entitled to express an opinion in the House about the actions of another member, 3226 Betting: (Mr Duncan). Gambling Casinos, address, 198; g., 304, 646, 3816,4317. Points of Order: No point of order was involved, 2618 (Mr Coates); 3226 (Mr Illegal Gambling Clubs, g., 552. Duncan). Soccer Pools, g., 3812. Relevance: A member should speak to the Systems, adj., 2065; q., 4532. bill, 712, 4448 (Mr Coates). A member should direct his remarks to BILLS: theclause before the Committee, 2372, 2373, 4224 (Mr Coates); 1990, 2052, 3959 (Mr ALBURY-WODONGADEVELOPMENT BILL: Duncan). Assembly: assent, 3 1. Although a member speaking to an amend- Council: assent, 9. ment should conhe his remarks to it, this does not preclude some reference to the relevant clause of the bill, 4241 (Mr Coates). Assembly: int., 3828; IR., 3829; 2~.,3945; TRIBUTE TO MR ACTING-SPEAKER, adj., 5222. Com. and ad. rep., 3947; SR., 4044; mes., 4423. URGENCY MonoNs, address, 478. Council: IR., 4032; 2R., 4283; Corn. and ad. rep., 4283; 3~.,4352. VACANT SEATS: Coogee, 29. Goulburn, 29. Assembly: int., 2802; IR., 2803; 2R., 3106; Legislative Council, 3 1, 386. Corn., 3114; ad. rep. and 3R., 3115; mes., 3547; assent, 3609. Council: l~.,3081; 2R., 3433; Corn., 3436; ad. rep., 3438; 3~.,3493; assent, 3588. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

BILLS (continued): 1 BILLS (continued): APPROPRIATION BILL: Assernbly: int. and IR., 1468; 2~.,1469, BILL : 1775, 1815, 1910; Corn., 1924, 1975, 2039, Assembly: int., 920; IR., 923; 2R., 1067; 2080, 2151; ad. rep. and 3R.i 2169; rnes.; Corn. (pro form&) and ad. rep. 1101; ad. 2876; assent, 3196. rep., 1104; Corn., 1170; rep. secundo and Council: IR., 2178; 2~.,2393, 2453, 2477, ad. rep., 1198; 3R., 1249; rnes., 1664; cons. 2512, 2531, 2632; Corn. and ad. rep., 2670; arndts and ad. rep., 1752; assent, 2000. 3R., 2779; assent, 3139. Council: IR., 1225; 2R., 1393; Cont., 1416; ad. rep., 1419; 3R., 1514; rnes., 1864; assent, 2178.

CHAFFEYDAM BILL: Assembly : assent, 31. Assernbly: int., 675; IR., 676; 2R., 727; Corn., Council: assent, 9. 737; ad. rep., 738; 3R., 765; rnes., 1297; assent, 1970. Council: 1R. and rn.s.0. 1016; 2~.,1126; Corn. and ad. rep., 1139; 3R., 1225; assent, 2178. Assembly: int., and IR., 4431; 2~.,4963; Corn., ad. rep. and 3R., 4980; rnes., 5123. Council: 1~.and rn.s.o., 4908; 2R., 5048; Assembly: int., 2698; IR., 2700; 2~.,3019; Corn., 5056; ad. rep. and 3R., 5057. Corn., 3037; ad. rep. and 3R., 3039; mes., 3367; assent, 3609. Council: IR., 2997; 2R., 3162; Corn. and ad. rep., 3181; 3R., 3278; assent, 3588. Assembly: int., 589; lR., 590; ZR., 685, 703; 3~.,765; rnes., 1297; assent, 1970. Council: 1~.and m.s.o., 1016; 2R., 1139; 3R., Assembly: int., 2700; IR., 2702; 2~.,3040; 1225; assent, 2178. Corn., 3054; ad. rep. and 3R., 3059; rnes., 3367; assent, 3609. Council: IR., 2998; 2R., 3181; Corn. and ad rep., 3186; 3R., 3278; assent, 3588. Assembly: int., 2704; IR., 2707; 2R., 3064; Corn., ad. rep. and 3R., 3066; rnes., 3476; COAL AND OILS HALE MINE WORKERS (SUPER- assent, 3609. ANNUATION) AMENDMENT BILL: Assembly: int. and IR., 899; 2R., 1198; Com. Council: IR., 3081; 2R., 3317; Corn. and and ad. rep., 1204; 3R., 1249; rnes., 1664; ad. rep., 3319; 3R., 3407; assent, 3588. assent, 2000. Council: IR., 1225; 2R., 1519; Com. and ad. rep., 1521; 3R., 1569; rnes., 1664; assent, 2178. Assembly: int., 4209; 2R., 4460; Com. and ad. rep., 4477; 3R., 4535; rnes., 4684. COAL MINING (AMENDMENT) BILL, 1974: Assenzbly: int. and l~.,2328, 2~.,2433; Council: 1R. and rn.s.o., 4481; 2R., 4515; Corn., ad. rep. and 3R., 2437; rnes., 2900; Corn. and ad. rep., 4522; 3R., 4613. assent, 3439. Council: IR., 2392; 2R., 2779; Corn. and ad. rep., 2782; SR., 2837; assent, 3406. BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY LONG SERVICE PAYMENTS BILL: COAL MINING (AMENDMENT) BILL, 1975: Assembly: int., 2432; lR., 2433; 2R., 2890; Assembly: int., 4208; l~.,4209; 2~.,4449; Corn., ad. rep. and 3R., 2900; rnes., 3367; Corn. and ad. rep., 4459; 3R., 4535; mes., assent, 3609. 4684. Council: lR., 2848; ZR., 3189; Corn. and Council: 1~.and rn.s.o., 4481; 2R., 4505; ad. rep., 3196; 3R., 3278; assent, 3588. Corn. and ad. rep., 4507; 3R., 4613. Volumes 111-116

BILLS (continued): I BILLS (continued):

COLLEGES OF ADVANCED EDUCATION BILL: Assembly: int., 3935; IR., 3936; 2R., 4247, 4593; Com., 4600; ad. rep., 4601; 3R., 4660; rnes., 4955. Assembly: int., 3933; IR., 3934; 2R., 4227; Com. and ad. rep., 4230; 3~.,4319; mes., Council: IR., and ~z.s.o.,4613; 2R., 4641, 4593. 4695; Com., 4699; ad. rep., 4700; 3R., 4852. Cour:cil: IR., 4264; 2R., 4385; Corn. and ad. rcp., 4387; 3R., 4482.

CRIMES AND OTHER ACTS (AMENDMENT) Assembly: int., 1065; IR., 1067; 2R., 1699; BILL: Conz., 1718; ad. rep., 1726; SR., 1751; rnes., 3197; cons. amdts, 3545; assent, 3609. Assembly : assent, 3 1. Council: IR., 1864; 2~.,2970; Cont., 2992; Council: assent, 9. ad. rep., 2997; 3~.,3081; nzes., 3528; assent, 3588. CROWN LANDS AND OTHER ACTS (RESERVES) AMENDMENT BILL: COMMONWEALTH PLACES (ADMINISTRATIONOF Assembly: assent, 31. LAWS) AMENDMENT BILL: Council: assent, 9. Assembly: int., 3017; IR., 3018, 2R., 3116; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 3116; rnes., 3547; assent, 3610. CROWN LANDS (REMOVAL OF RESTRICTION ON Council: IR., 3081; 2R., 3438; Com. and ad. TRANSFER) BILL: rep., 3439; 3R., 3493; assent, 3588. Assembly: assent, 31. Council: assent, 9. COMPANIES (AMENDMENT) BILL:

Assembly: assent, 3 1. DAIRY ADJUSTMENT PROGRAMME AGREEMENT Council: assent, 9. RATIFIcAT~ON BILL: Assembly: int., 4949; IR., 4954; 2R., 5097; Com., ad. rep. and SR., 5113; rnes., 5221. COMPANIES (FURTHER AMENDMENT) BILL: Council: 1~.and m.s.o., 5057; 2R., 5147; Assembly: assent, 31. Corn., 5151; ad. rep. and SR., 5152. Council: assent, 9. DAIRY INDUSTRY (AMENDMENT) BILL: Assembly: int., 4549; IR., 4551; 2R., 4980; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 4989; rnes., 5123. Assembly: int., 3336; IR., 3341; 2R., 3476; Council: 1~.and m.s.o., 4908; 2R., 5057; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 3482; mes., 3575; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 5060. assent, 3610. Council: 1~.and m.s.o., 3431; 2R., 3524; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 3526; assent, 3588. DAIRY INDUSTRY AUTHORITY (AMENDMENT) BILL: Assembly: m.s.o., 3644; int., 3652; IR., 3653; 2R., 3950; Com., 3958; ad. rep., 3961; 3~., CONSUMER CLAIMS TRIBUNALS BILL: 4044; rnes., 4423. Assembly: assent, 3 1. Council: IR., 4032; 2R., 4283; Com. and ad. Council: assent, 9. rep., 4287; 3R., 4352.

CONVERSION OF CEMETERIES BILL: DEFAMA~ONBIL L: Assembly: assent, 3 1. Assembly : assent, 31. Council: assent, 9. Council: assent, 9. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

BILLS (continued): I BILLS (continued): DENTAL TECHNICIANS REGISTRATION BILL: I FISHERIES AND OYSTER FARMS (AMENDMENT) BILL: Assembly: int., 2578; $R., 2580; 2R., 3118, 3231; Corn., 3244; ad. rep. and 3R., 3254; Assernbly: int. 2329; IR., 2334; withdrawal, rnes., 4346; cons. amdts, 4432; ad. rep. and 3644. rnes., 4435. Council: lR., 3181; m.s.o., 3887; 2R., 3888, 4012, 4066, 4146; Corn., 4161; ad. rep., FRUIT-GROWING RECONSTRUCTION AGREE- 4171; 3R., 4264; nzes., 4378. MENT (AMENDMENT) BILL: Assembly: int., 677; lR., 678; 2R., 1205; Corn. and ad. rep., 1206; 3R., 1249; mes., 2236; assent, 2876. Assembly: int., 833; l~.,836; 2R., 2442, 2580; Corn., 2585; ad. rep., 2587; 3R., 2697; Council: IR., 1225; 2R., 1872; Com. and ad. rnes., 3809; assent, 4523. rep., 1877; 3R., 2178; assent, 2837. Council: 2R., 2631; 2R., 3590; Corn., 3602; ad. rep., 3607; 3R., 3692; assent, 4481. GAMING AND BETTING (AMENDMENT) BILL: Assembly: assent, 31. Council: assent, 9. Assembly: rn.s.o., 3644; int. and l~.,3652; ZR., 3949; Com. and ad. rep., 3950; 3R., 4044; rnes., 4423. Council: l~.,4032; 2R., 4287; Corn. and ad. rep., 4290; 3R., 4352. Assembly: int., 2708; IR., 2710; 2R., 2930; Corn., 2947; ad. rep. and 3R., 2948; rnes., 3367; assent, 3609. Council: l~.,2955; 2R., 3152; Com. and ad. Assembly: int., 2236; l~.,2237; 2R., 2378; 3162; 3R., 3278; 3588. Com. and ad. rep., 2384; 3R., 2442; mes., rep., assent, 2900.; assent, 3439. Councii: lR., 2392; ZR., 2785; Corn. and ad. rep., 2791; 3R., 2837; assent, 3406.

NDUSTR ES Assembly: int. and IR., 2354; 2R., 2354, AND I I (AMEND- 2587, 2711; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 2726; MENT)B ILL: rnes., 3039; msent, 3439. Assembly: int., 3936; IR., 3937; 2R., 4329; Corn., 4340; ad. rep., 4346; 3R., 4397; Council: l~.,2670; 2% 2839; Corn. and ad. rnes., 4684; cons. amdts, 5117; ad. rep., rep., 2848; 3R., 2955; msent, 3406. 5119. Council: IR., 4352; 2R., 4485; Corn., 4493; ad. rep., 4494; mes., 5070; 3R., 4613. Assenzbly: nz.s.o., 1308; int. and l~.,1332; ZR., 1356; Corn., 1363; ad. rep., 1364; 3~., recorn. and ad. rep., 1439; 3R., 1465; rnes., 1504; assent, 1663. Assembly: int., 679; IR., 680; 2R., 1000; Com. and ad. rep., 1003; 3R., 1041; rnes., Council: IR., m.s.o., and 2R., 1419; Corn., 1664; msent, 2069. ad. rep. and 3R., 1423; assent, 1569. Council: IR., 1016; 2R., 1521; Corn. and d. rep., 1526; 3R., 1569; assent, 2178. GLEN DAVIS(A MENDMENT) BILL: Assembly: int., 661; IR., 662; 2R., 720; FINANCFS ADJUSTMENT (AMENDMENT) BILL: Corn. and ad. rep., 727; 3R., 765; rnes., Assembly: int., 3826; l~.,3828; 2R., 4044; 1198; cons. amdts, 1330; ad. rep., 1331; Corn. and ad. rep., 4059; 3~.,4094; rnes., assent, 1970. 4593. Council: 1~.and n2.s.o.. 1015: 2R.. 1022: Council: IR., 4062; 2R., 4372; Corn. and Corn.. 1028; ad. rep., 10jl; 3~.;1112; mes.; ad. rep., 4378; 3R., 4481. 1382; assent, 2178. Volumes 111-116

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GOOGONGDAM CATCHMENT AREA BILL: Assembly: int., 3563; IR., 3564; 2R., 3653; Assembly: m.s.0. and int., 3218; IR., and SR., 3722; rnes., 4346. 2~.,3221; Corn., ad. rep. and 3R., 3231; Council: IR., 3692; 2R., 4172; Corn, and rnes., 3385; assent, 3609. ad. rep., 4182; 3R., 4264. Council: IR., 3152; m.s.0. and ZR., 3301; Corn., ad. rep. and 3R., 3308; assent, 3588.

GORE HILL CEMETERY BILL: Assembly: assent, 31. HOUSING (AMENDMENT) BILL: Council: assent, 9. Assembly: int., 3645; IR., 3649; 2R., 3659, 3722; Com, and ad. rep., 3745; 3R., 3819; rnes., 4116; Com. and ad. rep., 4207. GROWTH CENTRES (DEVELOPMENT CORPORA- Council: IR., 3788; 2R., 3872; Corn. and ad. TIONS) BILL: rep., 3887; 3R., 4062; mes., 4145. Assembly: assent, 3 1. Council: assent, 9. INDECENT ARTICLES AND CLASSIFIED PUBLICA- TIONS BILL: Assembly: int., 4319; IR., 4329; 2R., 4551; Corn., 4665; ad. rep. and 3R., 4684; mes., 4955; cons. arndts, 5120; ad. rep., 5123; Assembly: int., 665; IR., 666; 2a., 1752, pers. expl., 5196. 2237; Conz. and ad. rep., 2264; 3~.,2325; rnes., 2876; assent, 3196. Council: IR., and m.s.o., 4641; 2R., 4700; Council: IR., and rn.s.o., 2271; ZR., 2670; Corn., 4737; ad. rep., 4752; 3R., 4852; rnes., Corn. and ad. rep., 2682; SR., 2779; assent, 5070. 3139.

GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS, TRANSPORT AND Assembly: urgency, 5088; m.s.0. and int., ELECTRICITY COMMISSION (AMENDMENT) 5089; IR., 5092. BILL: Assembly: m.s.o., 3644; int. and IR., 3653; 2R., 3961; Com. and ad. rep., 3964; 3~., IRRIGATION (AMENDMENT) BILL: 4044; rnes., 4423. Assembly: int., 2149; lR., 2151; 2~.,2334; Council: IR., 4032; 2R., 4290; Com. and ad. Corn. and ad. rep., 2340; SR., 2442; mes., rep., 4292; 3R., 4352. 3039; assent, 3609. Council: lR., 2392; 2R., 2854; Corn., 2868; GWYDIRR IVER SYSTEM DISTRIBUTARYW ORKS ad. rep., 2869; 3R., 2956; assent, 3588. BILL: Assembly: assent, 3 1. IRRIGATION AREAS (REDUCTION OF RENTS) Council: assent, 9. BILL: Assembly: int., 899; IR., 903; 2~.,1726; HAWKERS BILL: Corn., 1728; ad. rep., 1734; 3R., 1751; mes., 3039; assent, 3609. Assembly: assent, 3 1. Council: IR., 1864; 2R., 2849; Com., 2853; Council: assenf, 9. ad. rep., 2854; 3R., 2956; assent, 3588.

HEALTH COMMISSION AND OTHER ACTS (AMENDMENT) BILL: JUDGES' PENSIONS (AMENDMENT) BILL: Assembly: m.s.o., 3644; int., 3650: IR., Assembly: int., 3334; 1% 3336; 2R., 3473; 3651; 2R., 3941; Corn. and ad. rep., 3945; Conz., 3475; ad. rep., 3476; 3R., 3482; rnes., 3~.,4043; rnes., 4423. 3575; assent, 3610. Council: IR., 4032; 2R., 4292; Corn. and ad. Council: lR., and m.s.o., 3431; ZR., 3526; rep., 4299; 3R., 4352. Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 3528; assent, 3588. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

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LIQUOR (A~NDMENT)BILL 1975: Assembly: int., 2148; IR., 2149; 2~.,2345, Assembly: int., 4423; IR., 4430; 2~.,4684, 2370; Com., 2370; ad. rep., 2378; 3~.,2442; 4791; Com., 4793; ad. rep. and 3R., 4795; rnes., 3231; cons. amdts and ad. rep., 3547; rnes., 5113. assent, 3609. Council: 1R. and m.s.o., 4752; 2R., 4755, Council: IR., 2392; 2R., 3082; Com., 3089; 4860; Com. and ad. rep., 4867; 3R., 5045. ad. rep., 3091; 3R., 3139; mes., 3528; assent, 3588.

LAW OF EVIDENCE (pro form&) Bnr: Assembly: int. and IR., 3214; 2~.,3385; Assembly: IR., 47. Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 3386; rnes., 3482; assent, 3609. Council: IR., 17. Council: 1~.and m.s.o., 3319; 2R., 3420; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 3421; assent, 3588. LEGAL AID (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) BILL: Assembly : assent, 3 1. Council: assent, 9. Assembly : assent, 3 1. Council: assent, 9.

Assembly: int., 662; l~.,665; 2R., 709; Com., 719; ad. rep., 720; 3R., 765; rnes., LOCAL GOVERNMENT (AMENDMENT) BILL 1465; cons, amdts., 1543; ad. rep., 1544; (2) : assent, 1970. Assembly: int. and IR., 3932; 2~.,4135; Council: 1R. and m.s.o., 1016; ZR., 1279; Corn. and ad. rep., 4140; 3~.,4207; rnes., Corn., 1293; ad. rep., 1295; 3R., 1382; rnes., 4593. 1513; assent, 2178. Council: IR., 4145; 2R., 4379; Conz. and ad. rep., 4385; 3R., 4482. LEGAL PRACTITIONERS (LEGAL AID) AMEND- MENT BILL: Assembly: int. and IR., 3933; 2R., 4212; Corn., 4223; ad. rep., 4226; 3~.,4319; mes., 4684. Assembly: int., 3827; IR., 3828; 2~.,4116; Com., 4235; 3R., 4346; mes., 4955; cons. Council: lR., 4264; ZR., 4508; Corn., 4513; amdts, 5119; ad. rep., 5120. ad. rep., 4515; 3R., 4613. Council: IR., 4282; 2R., 4623; Com., 4640; ad. rep., 4641; 3R. recom. and ad. rep., LIBRARY (AMENDMENT) BILL, 1974: 4694; 3R., 4850; mes., 5070. Assembly: assent, 3 1. Council: assent, 9.

Assembly: int., 3330; IR., 3334; 2~.,3456; Assembly: int., 4787; IR., 4789; 2~.,5002; Com., 3469; ad. rep. and 3~.,3473; rnes., Com., 5011; ad. rep. and 3R., 5014; nzes., 3575; assent, 3610. 5184; cons. amdts and ad. rep., 5196. Council: IR., 3420; 2R., 3495; Com., 3506; Council: 1~.and m.s.o., 4927; 2R., 5073; ad. rep. and 3R., 3508; assent, 3588. Com., 5077; ad. rep., 5079; SR., 5134; nzes., 5 154. LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATIONSIN COR- LIQUOR (AMENDMENT) BILL 1974: PORATION BILL: Assembly : assent, 3 1. Assembly: assent, 3 1. Council: assent, 9. Council: assent, 9. Volumes 111-116

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Assembly: assent, 31. Assembly: assent, 31. Council: assent, 9. Council: assent, 9.

Moss VALE SERVICES CLUB BILL: LORD HOWE ISLAND AERODROME BILL: Assembly: int., 4780; IR., 4781; 2R., 5113; Assembly: assent, 3 1. Corn., ad. rep. and 3R., 5115; mes., 5221. Council: assent, 9. Council: 1~.and m.s.o., 5060; 2R., 5153; Corn., ad. rep. and 3R., 5154. MARITIME SERVICES (AMENDMENT) BILL: Assembly: assent, 31. MOTOR TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORT (AMEND- Council: assent, 9. MENT) BILL: Assembly: assent, 3 1. Council: assent, 9.

Assembly: int., 1168; IR., 1170; 2R., 1367, 1443; Corn., 1462; ad. rep., 1465; 3R., 1537; MOTOR TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORT (FURTHER ines., 1664; assent, 1930. AMENDMENT) BILL: Couizcil: IR., 1513; 2R., 1632; Corn., ad. Assembly: int., 1440; l~.,1443; 2R., 1544; rep. and 3R., 1648; assent, 1863. Corn., ad. rep. and 3R., 1562; mes., 1664; assent, 1930. MEAT INDUSTRY AUTHORITY (AMENDMENT) Council: IR., 1513; 2R., 1649; Corn., ad. rep. BILL: and 3~.,1659; assent, 1863. Assembly: int., 4786; IR., 4787; 2~.,4996; Corn., ad. rep. and 3R., 5002; mes., 5184. Council: 1~.and m.s.o., 4908; 2~.,5071; NATIONAL PARKS AND WILDLIFE BILL: Coin., ad. rep. and 3R., 5073. Assembly: int., 678; IR., 679; 2~.,783, 836, 853, 903; Corn., 913, 923; ad. rep., 951; 3~.,1041; mes., 2563; cons. amdts, 2754; ad. rep., 2758; assent, 3406. Assembly: assent, 3 1. Council: IR., 1016; 2R., 1659, 2189, 2272; Council: assent, 9. Com. and m.s.o., 2294; ad. rep., 2311; SR., 2452; rnes., 2682; assent, 3406.

METRIC CONVERSION (SAVINGS) BILL: Assembly: assent, 31. NEW SOUTH WALES FILMC OUNCIL BILL: Council: assent, 9. Assembly: assent, 3 1. Council: assent, 9.

Assembly: int. and IR., 2329; 2R., 2437; NEW SOUTH WALES PLANNING AND ENVIRON- Com., ad. rep. and 3~.,2442; rnes., 2900; MENT COMMISSION BILL: assent, 3439. Assembly : assent, 31. Council: IR., 2392; 2R., 2782; Com. and ad. rep., 2785; 3R., 2837; assent, 3406. Council: assent, 9.

MINING (AMENDMENT) BEL, 1975: NOISE CONTROL BILL: Assembly: int., 4207; l~.,4208; 2~.,4436; Assembly: int., 4660; IR., 4687; 2R, 4827; Corn., 4447; ad. rep., 4449; 3~.,4535; rnes., Corn., 4955; ad. rep. and 3R., 4963; mes., 4684. 5113; cons. amdts and ad. rep., 5120. Council: 1~.and m.s.o., 4481; 2R., 4494; Council: IR., m.s.0. and 2R., 4867; Com., Corn., 4501; ad. rep., 4505; 3R., 4613. 4900; ad. rep., 4907; 3R., 5045; rnes., 5071. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

BILLS (continued): BILLS (continued):

Assembly: int., 666; IR., 674; 2R., 772, 1250; Corn., 1270; progress reported, 1272; Corn., Assembly: int., 3213; IR., 3214; 2R., 3386; 1333; ad. rep., 1355; 3R., 1443; mes., 1664; Corn. and ad. rep., 3389; 3R., 3390; mes., cons. amdts, 1751; ad. rep., 1752; assent, 3575; assent, 3610. 2000. Council: IR., and m.s.o., 3406; 2R., 3523; Council: IR., 1382; m.s.o., 1571; 2~.,1572, Corn., ad rep. and 3R., 3524; assent, 3588. 1592; Corn., 1614; ad. rep., 1632; 3R., 1648; mes., 1864; assent, 2178.

PORT RATES BILL: Assembly: int., 3944; IR., 3935; 2~.,4230; Corn. and ad. rep., 4235; 3R., 4319; rnes., Assembly: int., 4545; IR., 4549; 2R., 4937; 4791. Corn., 4941; ad. rep. and 3R., 4942; mes., Council: l~.,4264; 2R., 4615; Com. and 5113. ad. rep., 4619; 3R., 4693. Council: 1R. and m.s.o., 4852; 2R., 4855; Corn. and ad. rep., 4857; 3R., 5045.

PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEES ENABLING BILL: Assembly: n1.s.o. and int., 3644; IR., 3645; Assembly: int., 4781; IR., 4782; 2~.,5016; 2~.,3745, 3829; Corn., 3852; ad. rep., 3857; Corn., 5017; ad. rep. and 3R., 5019; mes., 3~.,3920; mes., 4423. 522 1. Council: IR., 3863; 2R., 4182, 4265; Com., Courzcil: 1R. and m.s.o., 4928; 2R., 5140; 4273; ad rep., 4282; 3R., 4352. Corn., ad. rep. and 3R., 5142.

Assembly: int., 3649; IR., 3650; 2R., 3937; Assembly: int., 4544; IR., 4545; 2~.,4942; Com. and ad. rep., 3941; 3R., 4043; mes., Corn., 4948; ad. rep. and 3R., 4949; rnes., 4593. 5113. Council: IR., 4032; 2R., 4357; Com. and Council: 1~.and m.s.o., 4852; ZR., 4857; ad. rep., 4370; 3R., 4481. Corn. and ad. rep., 4860; 3~.,5045.

PUBLIC SERVICE (AMENDMENT) BILL: Assembly: int. and IR., 674; 2R., 769; Corn. Assembly : assent, 31. and ad. rep., 772; 3R., 806; mes., 1297; Council: assent, 9. assent, 1970. Council: 1R. and m.s.o., 1016; 2R., 1145; Corn., 1148; ad. rep., 1149; 3R., 1225; PUBLIC SERVANT HOUSING AUTHORITY BILL: assent, 2178. Assembly: int., 4431; IR., 4432; 2R., 4601; 3R., 4687; Corn. and ad. rep., 4605; rnes., 4955. Assembly: int., 919; IR., 920; 2R., 980; Council: IR., and m.s.o., 4641; 2R., 4752; Corn., 988; ad. rep., 992; 3R., 1067; mes., Corn. and ad. rep., 4755; 3R., 4852. 1465; assent, 1663. Council: IR., 1111; 2R., 1386; Corn., 1392; ad. rep. and 3R., 1393; assent, 1569. PUBLIC SERVICE AND CROWN EMPLOYEES APPEAL BOARD (AMENDMENT) BILL, 1974:

POLICE REGULATION (SU~~~~N~~~~~~~)Assembly: int., 2576; IR., 2578; 2~.,2903; Corn., 2917; ad, rep, and 3~.,2930; mes., AMENDMENT BILL: 3367: assent. 3609. Assembly: assent, 31. Council: IR., 2876; 2R., 3140; Corn., 3151; Council: assent, 9. 1 ad. rep., 3152; 3~.,3278; assent, 3588. BILLS (continued): BILLS (continued):

PUBLIC SERVICE AND CROWN EMPLOYEES AP- PEAL BOARD (AMENDMENT) BILL, 1975: Assembly: int. and IR., 4780; 2R., 5014; Assembly: int., 2710; IR., 2711; 2~.,3271; Corn., ad. rep. and 3R., 5016; mes., 5221. Corn., ad. rep. and 3~.,3274; mes., 3533; assent, 3610. Council: IR., 4927; rn.s.o., 4928; 2R., 5138; Corn., ad. rep. and 3R., 5140. Council: IR., and m.s.o., 3278; ZR., 3431; Corn., ad. rep. and 3R., 3433; assent, 3588.

Assembly: int., 2575; l~.,2576; 2R., 2900; Assembly: rn.s.o., 1308; int., 1332; IR., 1333; Corn., ad. rep. and 3R., 2903; rnes., 3231; ZR., 1364; Corn., 1366; ad. rep., 1367; 3R., assent, 3609. 1439; recorn., 1439; ad. rep. 1440; 3~.,1465. Council: l~.,2848; 2R., 3097; Conz. and ad. Council: 1~.and m.s.o., 1419. rep., 3098; 3R., 3139; assent, 3588.

SPLIT ROCK DAM BILL: PUBLIC TRANSPORT COMMISSION (AMEND- MENT) BILL: Assembly: int., 676; IR., 677; 2R., 738; Com., and ad. rep., 745; 3R., 765; mes. 1297; Assembly : assent, 31. assent, 1970. Council: assent, 9. Council: 1~.and rn.s.o., 1015, 2R., 1117; Corn. and ad. rep., 1126; 3R., 1225; assent, 2178.

Assembly: int., 2326; l~.,2327; 2R., 2726; Corn. and ad. rep., 2753; 3R., 2804; rnes., Assembly: int., 1814; lR., 1815; 2R., 1930; 3039; assent, 3439. Corn., 1942; ad. rep. and 3R., 1954; mes., Council: l~.,2779; 2R., 2869; Corn. and ad. 2236; assent, 2446. rep., 2876; 3R., 2956; assent, 3406. Council: 1~.and m.s.o., 2178; 2R., 2180; Corn., ad. rep. and 3R., 2189; assent, 2452. PYRAMID SALES BILL: Assembly: assent, 31. Council: assent, 9. Assenzbly: int., 3211; IR., 3213; 2R., 3367; Corn., 3383; ad. rep., 3385; SR., 3450; mes., 3575; assent, 3610. RACING (AMENDMENT) BILL: Council: 1~.and m.s.o., 3407; 2R., 3508; Assembly: int., 3209; l~.,3211; 2R., 3341; Corn., 3521; ad. rep. and SR., 3523; assent, Corn., 3365; ad. rep., 3366; 3R., 3367; rnes., 3588. 3476; assent, 3609. Council: 1~.and rn.s.o., 3319; ZR., 3412; Corn., ad. rep. and 3R., 3420; assent, 3588.

Assembly: int., 2702; IR., 2704; 2R., 3059; REFERRAL SELLING BILL: Corn., ad. rep. and 3R., 3064; mes., 3367; Assembly: in?., 2801; IR., 2802, 2R., 3264; assent, 3609. Corn. and ad. rep., 3270; 3R., 3271; rnes., Council: IR., 3081; 2R., 3186; Corn. and ad. 3400; assent, 3610. reo., 3189: 3R., 3278: assent, 3588. Council: IR., 3196; m.s.0. and ZR., 3313; Conz., ad. rep. and 3R., 3317; assent, 3588.

RIVER MURRAYW ATERS (AMENDMENT) BILL: Assem bly: assent, 3 1. I Assembly: assent, 3 1. Council: assent, 9. I Council: assenk, 9. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

BILLS (continued): BILLS (continued):

STATUTORY SALARIES ADJUSTMENT BILL: SYDNEY RESCUE WORK SOCIE~BILL : Assembly: int., 4954; IR., 4955; 2~.,5094; Assembly: int., 590; l~.,592; 2R., 680; Com. Cam., ad. rep. and 3~.,5097; rnes., 5221. and ad. rep., 685; 3~.,703; mm., 1198; Council: 1~.and m.s.o., 5045; 2R., 5144; assent, 1663. Com., 5146; ad. rep. and 3~.,5147. Council: 1% and ms.o., 1015; ZR., 1019; Corn. and ad. rep., 1022; 3R., 1111; rnes., 1198; assent, 1569.

Assembly: int., 2145; IR., 2148; 2R., 2340; SYDNEY TURF CLUB (AMENDMENT) BILL: Com. and ad. rep., 2344; 3R., 2442; rnes., 3197; assent, 3609. Assembly: assent, 31. Council: IR., 2392; 2R., 2956; Com. and d. Council: assent, 9. rep., 2970; 3R., 3081; assent, 3588.

Assembly: int., 3116; l~.,3117; 2~.,3567; Assembly: int., 4785; l~.,4786; 2R., 4989; Corn., ad. rep. and 3R., 3574; mes., 4116; Com., ad rep. and 3R., 4996; mes. 5184. cons. amdts, 4207; ad. rep., 4207. Council: 1~.and m.s.o., 3589; 2R., 3705, Council: 1R. and rn.s.o., 4908; 2R., 5060; 3865; Corn., 3868; ad. rep., 3872; 3~., Corn., 5069; ad. rep. and 3R., 5070. 4062; rnes., 4145.

STRATA TITLES (AMENDMENT) BILL: Assembly: assent, 31. Assembly: int. and l~.,4660; 2R., 4795; Council: assent, 9. Corn., 4825; ad. rep. and 3R., 4826; rnes., 5113. Council: lR., 4752; m.s.0, and ZR., 4908; SUPERANNUATION (AMENDMENT) BILL: Corn., and ad. rep., 4927; 3~.,5045. Assembly: assent, 3 1. Council: assent, 9. TECHNICAL AND FURTHER EDUCATION BILL: Assembly: int., 895; IR., 898; 2~.,1465, SUPERANNUATION (FURTHER AMENDMENT) 1484; Corn., 1501; ad. rep., 1504; 3~., BILL: 1537; rnes., 2236; assent, 2683. Assembly: int., 3018; IR., 3019; 2R., 3254; Catncil: lR., 1513; 2R., 1877; Com., 1889; Corn., 3261; ad. rep. and 3~.,3264; mes., ad. rep., 1892; 3R., 2178; assent, 2631. 3385; assent, 3610. Council: IR., 3196; 2R., 3308; Com., ad. THERAPEUTIC GOODS AND COSMETICS rep., rn.s.0. and 3~.,3313; assent, 3588. (AMENDMENT)BILL ; Assembly: int., 674; l~.,675; 2~.,745, 765; Corn. and ad. rep., 769; 3a., 806; rnes., 1330; assent, 2069. Assembly: int., l~.,and 2R., 850; Corn. Council: IR., 1016; 2R., 1230; Corn. and ad. and ad. rep., 853; 3R., 873; rnes., 1330; rep., 1237; 3~.,1276; assent, 2178. Assent, 1663. Council: l~.,1016; ZR., 1237; Corn. and ad. rep., 1239; 3R., 1277; assent, 1569. TOURIST INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT BILL: Assembly: int., 4789; IR., 4791.

SYDNEY FARM PRODUCE MARKET AUTHORITY (AMENDMENT) BILL: Assembly: int. and l~.,680; 2R., 993; Corn. Assembly: int., 2325; l~.,2326; 2R., 2804; and ad. rep., 1000; 3~.,1041; mes. 1664; Corn., 2817; ad. rep., 2827; 3R., 2890; rnes., assent, 2000. 3231; assent, 3609. Council: ZR., 1016; 2R., 1526; Corn. and ad. Council: IR., 2837; 2~.,3091; Com., 3095; rep., 1528; 3R., 1569; assent, 2178. ad. rep., 3097; 3R., 3139; assent, 3588. BILLS (continued): Boats and Yachts: Boatsheds, appn, 206 1. Assembly: int. and IR., 4785; 2~.,5115; Fees for Waterfront Occupancies, g., 1740. Corn., ad. rep. and 3~.,5117; mes., 5221. Import of Pleasure Craft, g., 302. Council: 1~.and rn.s.o., 5070; 2R., 5154; Launching Ramps, address, 109; g., 304. Corn., ad. rep. and 3R., 5155. Marinas, g., 303, 1384; appn, 2061. Royal Volunteer Coastal Patrol, adj., 1562. Safety Regulations, address, 109, 219. Assembly: assent, 3 1. Small Boat Safety, g., 306, 1116. Council: assent, 9. Books, Newspapers and Publications: WESTERN LANDS (AMENDMENT) BILL: Assembly: int., 898; IR., 899; 2R., 1206; Indecent Publications, address, 27. Corn. and ad. rep., 1215; 3~.,1249; rnes., Newspaper Commission, address, 415. 3476; cons. amdts, 3546; ad. rep., 3547; assent, 3610. Newspaper Prices, address, 136. Council: 1~.and m.s.o., 1225; 2R., 3280; Newspaper Report, 4523. Coin., 3298; ad. rep., 3301; SR., 3407; Parliamentary Research by Reporters, rnes., 3528; assent, 3588. address, 480. Pornography, address, 353; appn, 1987; q., 1992, 2511, 3327, 5190. Assembly: hi., 3214; IR., 3218; 2R., 3390; Publication of Details of Probate, q., 4354. Corn., cad. rep. and 3R., 3400; rnes., 3533; assent, 3610. Supplement to Education, q., 324. Council: 1~.and rn.s.o., 3406; 2R., 3421; Com., ad. rep. and 3R., 3431; assent, 3588. Bread: Prices, address, 125; q., 171, 556. Assembly: int., 4430; IR., 4431; ZR., 4605; Corn., and ad. rep., 4607; 3R., 4660; rnes., Bridges: 4791. Council: 1~.and rn.s.o., 4613; 2R., 4619; Accident at Adventureland, q., 146, 170, Corn. and ad. rep., 4623; 3R., 4693. 1115. Bridge-Culvert Subsidy Scheme, g., 170. Eastwood Overhead Rail, address, 525; g., 4141. Assembly: m.s.o., 3644; int., 3651; IR., 3652; 2~.,3947; Corn. and ad. rep., 3949; Glebe Island, q., 795. 3~.,4044; rnes., 4593. Stockton, q., 4039, 4396. Council: IR., 4032; 2R., 4370; Corn. and Sutherland Railway, q., 5130. ad. rep., 4371; SR., 4481. Woronora River, address, 177; q., 5129.

WORKERS' COMPENSATION (AMENDMENT) BILL: Budget 1974-1975: Assembly: int., 4782; IR., 4785; 2R., 5019; Alternative Proposals, appn, 1912. Com., 5031; ad. rep. and 3R., 5036; mes., 522 1. Attitude of Local Government Association, appn, 1792. Council: 1~.and m.s.o., 5045; 2R., 5155; Com., 5168; ad. rep. and 3R., 5173. Criticism, appn, 1815. Deficit, address, 406; appn, 1787. Effects, appn, 1775, 1840. Birds: Provisions, appn, 1830, 1915. Water: Illawarra, appn, 2044. Strategy, appn, 1476. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Builders, Building and Building Materials. Business and Trade Practices (continued): Bini Shell Construction, loan appn, 2598. K. F. Investments Proprietary Limited, q., Builders Labourers Federation, loan appn, 4529. 2597. Mainline Corporation, address, 466; q., 468; Builders Licensing Act, urgency, 3105. address, 512; q., 650. Builders Licensing Board, q., 2416. Mark Ups, address, 105. Building Arbitrations, address, 196. Multi-National Corporations, address, 605. Bushby, Geoffrey Francis, adj., 860. Parkes Development Proprietary Limited, address, 177. Collapse of Building Industry, g., 2312. Raymond Marketing Proprietary Limited, g., Contracts, adj., 5123. 2313. City Office Blocks, address, 284. Tariff Reductions, address, 467. Clarence Electorate, address, 143. The Liberty Group, q., 2200, 2421. Demolitions, appn, 2160. Tulloch Limited, q., 2004, 2422. Hoarding Collapse, q., 1017, 1034, 1386, Vending Machine Companies, address, 546. 1677. Rawson Place Office Block, loan appn, 2597. Business Undertakings, State: Safety Regulations, g., 1008. Newcastle Floating Dock, appn, 2058. Uncompleted City Buildings, address, 634. Union Harassment, address, 635. Unfinished Projects, address, 101. Victoria Street, Kings Cross, Development, address, 636. Cattle, Sheep and Livestock (See also "Animals", "Meat Industry"): Business and Trade Practices (See also Aid to Cattle Producers, q., 3815, 4064, "Consumer Affairs", "Prices") : 4654, 5185, 5195. Amalgamated Wireless (Aust.) Limited, Bovine Brucellosis, q., 3676. address, 494. Cattle Prices, q., 2138, 2799. Barton Group of Companies, pers. expl., Disease Eradication, q., 4928. 2696. Poly Arthritis in Pigs, q., 961. Bourke, J. G., and Associated Companies: urgency, 797; pers. expl, 804; g., 866, 1039; Tick Control, q., 3202, 4205. min. stmt, 1159. Chain Stores and Supermarkets, address, Chemicals, Pesticides and Fungicides (See 104. also "Agriculture"): Company Failures, q., 359. Defoliants, g., 753. Company Profits, address, 375, 548; appn, 1816. Cities and Towns: Commonwealth Trade Practices Act, q., 1380, English, appn, 1918. 2793. Courtaulds (Australia) Limited, address, 4262. Civil Defence Organization: Endurance Mining Corporation NL and Appropriation, appn, 1925. Attunga Mining Corporation Proprietary Limited, g., 2686, 2880. Clubs: Failure of Building Companies, g., 644. Amalgamations, g., 693. Hardboards Australia Limited, q., 4264. Apia, q., 4199, 4771. Investments in Companies, q., 696. Australian, address, 98. Kellogg (Aust.) Proprietary Limited, address, Belmont Sportsman's, appn, 1984. 103. Cronulla-Sutherland Leagues, q., 1965, 2144. Clubs (continued): Consumer Affairs (See also "Motor Vehicles"): Police Boys, q., 2177. Randwick Council Area, address, 345. Canned Foods, q., 92, 1384. Voting, g., 319, 761. Consumer Claims Tribunal, address, 309. Consumer Protection, address, 23, 418, 435.

Commonwealth-State Relations (See also Co-operative Societies (See also "Housing"): "Finance and Investment", "Taxa- Building Societies, address, 183; q., 473; tion"): address, 525; adj., 1662; q., 1962; appn, 2095, 2096, 2099, 2100; loan appn, 2712; Australian Loan Council, q., 360. q., 4651. Centralism, address, 186; appn, 1919, 1923. Credit Unions, g., 3320; adj., 3575, 3576. Commonwealth Revenue, appn, 1920. Control of Hospitals, loan appn, 2357. Conrestive Services: Control of Wages and Prices, q., 148. Baldry, W. H., q., 967. Co-operation, address, 161, 237, 434. Bathurst Gaol, address, 392, 388, 394; Criticism, address, 361. urgency, 1666; g., 1852, 2005, 2135, 2270, 2317, 2768, 2771. Delineation, address, 22. Bathurst, New Institution, q., 2771. Federalism, address, 21 8. Berrima Training Centre, q., 5041. Financial, address, 204; q., 379; address, 453 507, 523; q., 1226, 1228, 1240; appn, 1469, Blair, Steven, adj., 593. 1779, 1784, 1792, 1820, 1829, 1836, 1910, Emu Plains, address, 390. 1913, 1914, 1920; loan appn, 2354; q., 2886,3695. Escapees, address, 389. Roads, address, 70; q., 243. Inquiry, address, 197. State Attitudes, address, 489; appn, 1787. Legal Aid, g., 530. State Interest Payments on Loans, appn, Maximum Security, address, 389. 1786. Morey, Edward, q., 2135. State Restrictions, g., 2692. New Prisons, q., 3541. State Rights, q., 1228, appn, 1831. Pallett, Superintendent, q., 966. Taxation Reimbursement, g., 38; address, Parole Officers, address, 390. 141, 371,438; appn, 1470, 1831. Parramatta Gaol, q., 2768. Persons on Parole, q., 1222. P-rsons Serving Gaol or Suspended Senten- Communism: ces, q., 2760. Baltic Countries, address, 412. Prison Affairs, address, 393. Influence, address, 3 10. Prisoners Awaiting Trial, address, 391. Spread, address, 464. Rehabilitation, address, 388. Threat to Australia, address, 411. Release Programmes, q., 5039. Rent, g., 2955. Report by Mr Lewer, S.M., g., 2135. Conservation (See also "Pollution", Riots, address, 391. "Water"): 'Tallimba", address, 51. Soil, appn, 1923; loan appn, 2363. Tertiary Education Courses, q., 5039. South Coast Conservation Society, appn, 2044. Trail Bikes, q., 2776. Western Division, Scrub Regeneration, q., Treatment of Prisoners, q., 1299. 2884. Visiting Cubicles, q., 448. xli

7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

COUNCIL, LEGISLATIVE (See also COUNCIL, LEGISLATIVE (continued): "Parliament"): MEMBER SWORN: The Hon. R. B. R. Smith, Acousncs, g., 3494, 4693. 1569.

APPOINTMENT AND PERFORMANCE, address, 28. / OPFICULS OF THE HOUSE, 17.

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE, adj., 7, 1031, 1662, 3712, 3910, 4081, 4523; m., 5142. POINT-SCORING DEBATES, address, 637. CH~URMANOF COMMITTEES AND DEPUTY- PRESIDENT (THE HON. T. S. MCKAY,B.A., LL.B.) , RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS: PRESIDENT'S REMARKS, adrdess, 628, 630. Chair: A member was requested address the Chair, 4890. Interruptions disorderly, 2506. Legislative Council: Address in Reply: Governor's Opening Speech, 21; Presentation to Governor of Chairman of Committees, Expression of Address in Reply, 637, 692. goodwill of members, 4493. Temporary Chairman of Committees, Adjournment: There can be no debate on Business of the Committee, 4493. a matter raised on the adjournment motion, Procedure: The right of members would 3607. be preserved to debate the various clauses Administration of the Government: 8, of a bill should they agree to suspension 3764. of so much of the standing orders as would preclude the consideration in globo of certain Australian Constitution Convention: amendments to the bill, 2295. Appointment of the Hon. T. L. Lewis, Esq., to serve as appointed member of the dele- There being no objection the Chairman gation from the Parliament of New South proposed to put the bill in parts, 2294. Wales, 4692. Relevance: A member was requested to direct his attention to the bill, 2658; or to Message, 1863. speak to the amendment before the Chair, Chair: When addressing the House a 2825. member should not turn his back on the A point of order-that a member was not Chair, 2470, 3773; an apology was accepted speaking to the clause before the Committee from a member who had inadvertently -was not upheld. However, the member turned his back on the Chair, 3306. was requested to be as brief as possible in A member should address the Chair, 2557, what he was putting, 5152. 4722. 5151. A point of order-that the Minister's Debate: A member was asked to clarify remark reflected on the Deputy Leader of what he meant when he stated that he the Opposition-was not upheld, 5142. wished to "table apparatus".

CLERK OF PAPERS,q., 3493, 3494. A member who is addressing the House should not engage in a continuous dialogue with other members, 540, 4150. COMMITTEES: House, m., 145. A Minister having moved a motion debate was permitted on it, including the taking of Library, m., 145, 2839. points of order, 3766. Printing, m., 145; report, 531, 1514, 2392, 3431, 3428, 4283, 5060. The Leader of the Opposition was re quested to clarify what he had stated when Standing Orders, m., 145. speaking to a motion that he had moved. Subordinate Legislation, m., 146; report, 3769. 3081, 5155. Dissent: A member can debate a motion 1 of dissent that he has moved, 3702. A member, if he wishes, may move dis- I sent from a ruling of the President, 3767. Volumes 111-116

COUNCIL, LEGISLATIVE (continued): COUNCIL, LEGISLATIVE (continued):

PRESIDENT (THE HON. SIR HARRY VINCENT PRESIDENT (THE HON. SIR HARRY VINCENT BLJDD), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND BUDD), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued) : OPINIONS(continued) : A member was informed that he should Obituaries: confine himself to giving reasons for dissent- Death of Her Excellency Lady Kerr, ing from a ruling given by the President; he Wife of the Governor-General, 1863. was reminded that it was out of order to cast aspersions on the Governor, 3703. Death of the Hon. J. H. Gardiner, 10, 16, 2178. Distinguished Visitors: The Board of Death of the Hon. E. K. E. Vickery, Directors of the Bank of New South Wales, 596, 601, 3589. 1845. Offensive and Objectional Remarks, Im- Hansard: Incorporation of material in putations and Aspersions: The following re- Hansard, 5174. mark was not required to be withdrawn: Interjections and Interruptions: A certain "I ask honourable members not to forget number of interjections were tolerable, but that there are plenty of people in the legal if a member addressed the Chair and did profession who have not lived up to the not engage in dialogue across the House he ethics of that profession", 4637. would make much more progress, 541. The Leader of the Opposition stated that in honour he was unable to withdraw a state- Interruptions disorderly, 100, 541, 543, ment he had made that the President had 545, 1410, 2465, 2466, 2469, 2525, 2555, been partial in a political sense when making 2557, 3291, 3784, 4010, 5183. a speech at a social gathering to mark the Legislative Council: Acoustics of Debating 150th Anniversary of the Legislative Council, Chamber, 3494; g., 4693. 630. Leave of Absence: The Hon. W. G. Procedure: A member may say what he Keighley, 16. intends to move as an amendment to a clause in a bill but he may not move it at Officials of the House: Clerk of Papers, q., the second-reading stage, 4066. 3493, 3494. Apart, perhaps, from a brief reference, it Resignation of Mr W. 3. Woodhart and is not in accordance with the practice of appointment of Mr G. W. Wheeler, 17. this House to discuss what had happened in Photograph of Legislative Council in another place, 1130; a member was reminded Session, 531, 596. that he should not quote from what had occurred in another place, 1131. Persons who failed to observe silence while in the Public Galleries would have to leave, The President outlined the procedure for 4916. voting on the second reading of a bill in respect of which two amendments had been Representative of the Legislative Council moved, 4736. on the Council of the University of Wollon- gong, the Hon. M. F. Willis, E.D., LL.B., Questions without Notice: A member 4692. should confine himself to asking a question and should not make a statement or other Retirement of House Secretary and Par- explanations, 146, 303, 1278, 1518, 3495. liamentary Accountant, Mr H. St. P. Scarlett, 17, 302. It was disorderly for a member to attempt to give information while a Minister was Temporary Chairmen of Committees: The replying to a question without notice, 4356. Hon. R. K. Evans, the Hon. H. 3. McPher- son and the Hon. R. W. Manyweathers, 17. A Minister was entitled to answer a question as he saw fit, 4356. Vacant Seat: Death of the Hon. J. H. Gardiner, Issue of Writ, 16; Return of Writ, A point of order was upheld that a ques- 355; Election of W. R. Scott, Esq.; Member tion was the same as one that had already Sworn, 356. been ruled out of order, 5136. Death of the Hon. E. K. E. Vickery, Issue It would be in order to ask a question of Writ, 1013; Return of Writ, Election of related to a matter of Government policy R. B. R. Smith, Esq.; Member Sworn, 1569. provided it was not connected with a decision of the House in the previous week. The Members Warned: The Hon. T. E. Gor- Leader of the Opposition having restated a don, 2557; the Hon. J. N. Thom, 2557. question that the President had ruled out of 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

COUNCIL, LEGISLATIVE (continued): COUNCIL, LEGISLATIVE (continued):

PRESIDENT(T HE HON. SIR HARRY VINCENT PRESIDENT (THE HON. SIR HARRY VINCENT BUDD), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND BUDD), RULINGS, OBSERVATIONS AND OPINIONS (continued): OPINIONS (continued): order, Mr President then ruled that appar- Order for removal of a member, 4002. ently the question was not related to a Rules for Joint Sittings of the Houses of decision reached by the House in the pre- the federal Parliament, 4002. vious week, and therefore was in order, 5138. The President had heard enough on a point of order, 4002. Procedure in relation to questions for reply by Ministers in another place, g., 1019. Rules for the Joint Sitting of the two Houses, 4002, 4005. Mr President upheld a point of order that a question asked was contrary to standing Nominations to fill vacancy, 4003. orders in that it reflected upon a decision Motion for amendment of rules, 4005. made by the House within the past few days. The question was disallowed, 5134. A motion for the extension af a member's time would not be accepted, 4007. The President would not alter his ruling that a question was out of order, 5137. No point of privilege was involved, 4009. Relevance: A member was reminded to A point of order could not be entertained keep to the bill, 1353, 2873. while a division was in progress, 4009. Members would remain seated during a Royalty: Death of His Royal Highness, division, 4010. the Duke of Gloucester, 145, 1013. Election of C. E. Bunton, Esq., 4061. Senate Vacancy: Resignation of Senator the Hon. L. K. Murphy, Q.C.; message in Sesquicentenary of the first meeting of relation to joint sitting of both Houses, the Legislative Council of New South Wales 3765. and the inauguration of Parliamentary Znsti- tutions in Australia: A Minister had given two reasons for a point of order, 3697; the President could Message of congratulation from Her see no reason why the Minister should not Majesty the Queen, 1868. Address of appre- state all his reasons for his point of order ciation of the message of congratulation from and the President would rule on them, 3698. Her Majesty the Queen, 2177. The ordinary rules of debate applying to Celebration of the event, g., 1018. the taking of points of order-that a mem- Meeting of both Houses of the Parliament ber may speak once-would apply. How- of New South Wales to receive message from ever, as a member wished to make a per- Her Majesty the Queen, 1571, 1846. sonal explanation contending that he had been misquoted, that woyld be permitted, Presence of His Royal Highness The 3700; the member had said enough to ex- Prince Charles Prince of Wales, 1847. plain the substance of what he sought to Message from the Legislative Assembly in put, 3701. regard to the visit of His Royal Highness The President detailed his reasons for up- The Prince Charles Prince of Wales, 1845. holding a point of order that the House had Plaque to commemorate the visit of His not yet been advised by a message from the Royal Highness The Prince Charles Prince Governor that a vacancy had occurred in of Wales and message from Her Majesty the the Senate, 3702. Queen, 1864. A point of order-that the fact that a Presentation of Black Rod by the Bank of motion had been dealt with in another place New South Wales to commemorate the 150th does not make it capable of being dealt with Anniversary of the first meeting of the in this House and that the motion before Legislative Council of New South Wales, the House was out of order as it could not 1846, 1868. include anything that conflicted with a previous ruling given by the President-was QUESTIONS FOR MINISTERS IN ANOTHER PLACE, not upheld, 3767. g., 1019. Senate Vacancy, Joint Sitting: A motion could not be accepted that the President act RENOVATIONS, q., 19; address, 28; g., 755. as President of the Joint Sitting, 3994. Interruption, 3997, 4006. Volumes 111-116

COUNCIL, LEGISLATIVE (continued): I' Courts and Legal Procedure (continued): SELECT COMMI~E,address, 376. Interpreters, g., 2573, 3543, 3583, 3584; l adj., 3857. SESQUICENTENARY,address, 485; rn., 1571, Judicial Comment, g., 1228. 1868. Juries, address, 193. SESSIONAL ORDERS, rn., 145. Jurors' Fees, g., 3101. I Legal Aid, address, 68. SPEECH BY THE PRESIDENT, address, 606. l Lenient Court Sentences, g., 1426. SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT, rn., 29, 110,318, 552, Missing Persons, g., 958. 692, 1239, 1528, 1662, 1892, 2410, 2529, Obscene and Indecent Publications Act, g., 3098, 3909, 4032, 4299, 4522, 4648, 5079, 2270. 5173. Privy Council, q., 4090. TEMPORARY CHAIRMENO F COMMITTEES (TWE Prosecutions under Printing and Newspapers HON. R. W. ANYWE WEATHERS AND THE Act, g., 3682. HON. R. K. EVANS), RULINGS, OBSERVA- Recording of Proceedings, g., 4040. TIONS AND OPINIONS: Rents: Procedure: The Committee could deal with only one amendment at a tlme, 4906 Protective Office, g., 2773. (Mr Manyweathers). Sheriff's Office, g., 2954. Summary Jurisdiction and Coroners' There being no objection the Temporary Courts, g., 2954. Chairman put the blll in parts, 1889, 4161 (Mr R. K. Evans); 3868 (Mr Manyweath- Supreme Court and Industrial Commis- ers). sion, g., 2952. Relevance: A member must confine his Solicitors' Trust Funds, g., 110; address, remarks specifically to the part of the bill 490. under consideration, 4171 (Mr R. K. Evans). Strata Titles Board, g., 864. Trial Delays, address, 193. Vigilante Army, g., 378, 868, 962; pers. expl., 976. Courts and Legal Procedure (See also "Crime and Criminals"): l Appeals by Juvenile Offenders, urgency, Crime and Criminals (See also "Courts and 1431; g., 1532. Legal Procedure"): Bankstown Court House, address, 520. Arson, Motor Vehicle, g., 448, 1109, 1802. Breathalyzer Testing, g., 3104, 3543. Children: Building Allocations, loan appn, 2360. Attacks, adj., 4196, 4693. Clerk of Petty Sessions Office, Junee, q., Sexual Offences, g., 2389. 3692, 4146. Coogee Electorate, address, 498. Conviction of Motor Dealer, g., 2069, 2323. Incidence, address, 204. Court Costs, q., 3440. Criticism of Magistrates, g., 1805, 1810, Increase, address, 198; g., 5046. 1851, 2571. McNeil, Jim, g., 3203. Driving Offences, g., 962. Organized Crime in CIubs, address, 280, High Court, Appointment of Judges, 430, 486. urgency, 3615; mso, 3620; m., 3621, 3641. Personal Violence, g., 2388. Illegitimacy, g., 1964, 2420. Pinball Machines in Fun Parlours, g., 2002. Indictable Offences, g., 1997. Secret Commissions, q., 1300; pers. expl., Industrial Court Transcripts, g., 4357. 1306, 1434, 1436; urgency, 1669; g., 1960; Injury on Jury Service, adj., 443. pers. expl., 2009; adj., 3482. Inquest Delays, g., 3819. Shoplifting, g., 2389. SESSION 1974-75 xlv

7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Decentralization and Development (continued) : Dairy Industry (See also "Margarine"): Regional Development, q., 2473, 2474, 2475, Commonwealth Policy, address, 366. 2511, 2512. Dairy Industry Authority, address, 292; q., Survey, address, 405. 322. Tamworth, address, 55. Dairy Industry Authority Act, adj., 792. Milk: Defence: Board, address, 132. Citizens Military Forces, address, 56. Packaging, g., 1304. Reserve Forces, q., 3913. Murray Area, address, 77; q., 1299. Price, address, 491; g., 1218, 1383, 3279. Dental Services and Dentists: Radioactive Iodine, q., 1224. Dental Technicians, address, 28. North Coast Dairy Farms, loan appn, 2625. School Service, address, 28, 408. Office in Lismore, address, 406. United Dental Hospital, loan appn, 2357. Reconstruction Scheme, q., 381; adj., 1841.

DIVISIONS: Daylight Saving: ASSEMBLY: Disadvantages, address, 228. Address in Reply, m. (S.O. 175), 525; m., Referendum, q., 357, 4353, 4392. 526; m. (S.O. 175), 526. Adjournment, m. (S.O. 175), 5222. Annual Holidays (Amendment) Bill, Com., 3115. Decentralization and Development (See also Appointment of Judges to the High Court, "Town and Country Planning"): urgency, 3619; m.s.o., 3620; m. (S.O. 175), 3641; m., 3642. Allocation, address, 615. Appropriation Bill, 2~.(S.O. 175), 1924; Burrinjuck Electorate, address, 82. Corn. (S.O. 175~),1994; Com. (S.O. 175~), Capital Advance, appn, 1476. 2131, 2169. Central Coast, appn, 2153. Bathurst Gaol, urgency, 1669. Commonwealth Funding, appn, 2152. Builders Licensing Act, urgency (S.O. 175), Conservatorium of Music, appn, 2111. 3105; urgency, 3106. Business Franchise Licenses (Petroleum) Country Industries and Tourist Projects, Bill, 2~.(S.0. 175), 1097; ZR., 1100; ad. address, 405. rep., 1103; Corn., 1176, 1188, 1192; Corn. Country Industries Assistance Fund, loan (S.0. 175~1,1197; ad. rep., 1198; 3R., appn, 2362. 1250. Development Corporation, appn, 2152. Clean Air Act: Disallowance of Regulations, Education, address, 615. rn., 4419. Government Programme, address, 83. Clean Air (Amendment) Bill, Corn., 3039. Government Record, address, 273. Clean Waters (Amendment) Bill. 2~.(S.O. Health, address, 615. Inducement, address, 100. Commercial Transactions (Miscellaneous Industry, address, 616; q., 1154; appn, 2152. Provisions) Bill, Com., 1722, 1725. Kryger's Nursery, Gundagai, q., 5223. Commonwealth Government Policies, m. (S.O. 175), 5217, m., 5221. Newcastle, address, 222. Communications Division, urgency, 4390. North Coast, address, 143. Companies (Special Investigations) Amend- Planning, address, 73. ment Bill, 2~.(S.O. 175), 3481. Volumes 111-116

DIVISIONS (continued): DIVISIONS (continued):

ASSEMBLY (continued): ASSEMBLY (continued): Dairy Industry Authority (Amendment) Medibank, urgency, 4659. Bill, ZR., 3957. Motor Traffic and Transport (Further Delays in Juvenile Judicial Appeals, urgency, Amendment) Bill, ?,R., 1561. 1433. Motor Vehicles (Third Party Insurance) Dental Technicians Registration Bill, Com., Act: Disallowance of Regulation, m. (S.O. 3245, 3248, 3249, 3253. 175), 1541; rn., 1542. Department of Main Roads: Threatened Dis- National Compensation Bill, nz. (S.O. 175), missals, m. (S.O. 175), 1905; m. (1908). 2227; rn., 2227; m. (S.O. 175), 2228; m., Dissent: Ruling of Mr Speaker, m. (S.O. 2228, 2230. 175), 1973; rn., 1975; nz. (S.O. 175), 3924; National Parks and Wildlife Bill, Corn., rn., 3926; m. (S.O. 175), 3930; rn., 3931. 927, 935. Election of Acting-Chairman of Committees, m., 4084. Noise Control Bill, 2p. (S.O. 175), 4847; Corn., 4958, 4962; Corn. (175~1,4962. Factories, Shops and Industries (Amend- Ombudsman Bill, Corn., 1272, 1340, 1345, ment) Bill, Corn., 4343, 4345, 4346. 1355. Fare Increases, urgency, 758. Parliamentary Committee Enabling Bill, Finances Adjustment (Amendment) Bill, ZR., Corn., 5019. 4059. Parliament: Use of Stationery, urgency, 1743. Gaming and Betting (Poker Machines) Pay-roll Tax (Amendment) Bill, 2~.(S.O. Amendment Bill, ZR., 2946. 175), 988; ZR., 988; Corn. (S.0. 175), 991; General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, Corn., 991; ad. rep. (S.O. 175), 992; ad. 2~.(S.0. 175), 2725; Corn. (S.O. 175), rep., 992; 3R., 1067. 2726. Policies of Federal Labor Government, m. Government Railways Act: Disallowance of (S.O. 175), 1697; rn., 1699. By-law, m. (S.O. 175), 1050; m., 1053. Power Industry, urgency, 4087. Health Insurance, adj. (S.O. 175), 892; adj. Precedence of Business, nz. (S.O. 175), 2428; (S.O. 49), 895. m., 2431; m. (S.O. 175), 4541; nz., 4543. Indecent Articles and Classified Publications Bill, ZR., 4588; Corn., 4670, 4671. Privacy Committee Bill, Conz., 3854, 3856. Irrigation Areas (Reduction of Rents) Bill, Public Transport Commission, urgency, 2889. Corn., 1733; urgency, 3010. Retail Trade Practices, urgency, 703. J. G. Bourke and Associated Companies, Roads Grants Bill, urgency, 558; urgency urgency, 800. (S.O. 175), 584; rn., 585. Joint Sitting to Elect a Senator, m., 4010. Royal Commission into Allegations of Crime Justices (Amendment) Bill, Corn., 2377. in Clubs, urgency, 1244; adj. (S.O. 49), 4415. Legal Practitioners (Legal Aid) Amendment Bill, Corn., 4225. Ruling of Mr Speaker: Dissent, m. (S.O. 175), 330, 331, 1973; rn., 1975. Library (Amendment) Bill, Corn., 5012. Local Government Act: Disallowance of Secret Commissions, urgency, 1674. Ordinance, m. (S.O. 175), 4777; m., 4779. Senate Vacancy, urgency, 3615; rn., 3799, Local Government (Amendment) Bill, 2~.,1 3802, 3807, 3808. 4140. Special Adjournment, m. (S.O. 175), 5208, 5209. Local Government (Appeals) Amendment l Bill, 2R., 4134; Corn., 4245 1 Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, 2~.(S.O. Local Government Rate Increases, urgency, 1751. 1941: 213.. 1941: Corn. (S.0. 175). 4769. i945: corn.: 1946; corn. (s.o. i75), 194% Corn., 1950; Coin. (S.O. 175), 1952; Corn., Local Government Rating, urgency, 4933. 1952; 313. (s.0. 175), 1954; 3R., 1954. Local Government (Rating) Amendment Stamp Duties (Further Amendment) Bill, Bill, 2R., 3468; Corn., 3472. 1 Corn., 3384. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

DIVISIONS (continued): Drugs:

ASSEMBLY (continued): Heroin, q., 4201. Offences, q., 2390. State Pollution Control Commission (Amendment) Bill, 2~.(S.O. 175), 3063; Penalties, q., 4524. Corn. (S.O. 175), 3064. Traffic, m., 4420. Superannuation (Further Amendment) Bill, Corn., 3263. Teaching Service (Amendment) Bill, 2~. (S.0. 175), 4820; 2R., 4824; C0m. (S.0. 175), 4825; Corn., 4825; ad. rep., 4826; 3~.Economic Conditions (See also "Finance (S.0. 175), 4826; 3R., 4827. and Investment"): Unsolicited Goods and Services Bill, Corn., Commonwealth Government: 2823, 2824, 2827. Deception, address, 22. Policies, address, 316; appn, 1920; loan Western Lands (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1215. appn, 2365. Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Bill, Company Profits, address, 362. Corn., 5033, 5034, 5035. Change, address, 22. Workers' Compensation Payment, urgency, 2415. Cost of Living, address, 485. Country Areas, address, 130, 503. Youth and Community Services: Appropria- tion, Com., 2131. Credit Sq-teeze, address, 545. Crisis, address, 135. Depression of 1930's, address, 631. Dental Technicians Registration Bill, Corn., Devaluation, address, 157. 4163, 4165, 4171. Effects: Dissent from the President's Ruling, m., Budget, appn, 1470, 1783. 3705. State Works Programme, loan appn, 2355. Finances Adjustment (Amendment) Bill, 2R., Hardships, address, 156. 4378; Corn., 4378. Impending Crash, address, 158. Indecent Articles and Classified Publications Inflation, address, 22, 48, 94, 102, 125, 142, Bill, 2R., 4737. 156, 159, 200, 213, 233, 236, 237, 272, Irrigation (Amendment) Bill, Corn., 2868. 310, 350, 362, 368, 376, 377, 403, 404, 410, 417, 432, 454, 461, 464, 484, 488, Joint Sitting to Elect a Senator, m., 4010. 493, 497, 504, 536, 604, 606, 619, 632, 636; appn, 1469, 1776, 1784, 1795, 1817, 1820, Ombudsman Bill, Com., 1621, 1627. 1824, 1829, 1835, 1912; loan appn, 2588. Senate Vacancy, m., 3788. Management of Assets, address, 617. Teaching Service (Amendment) Bill, ZR., Prices-Wages Freeze, address, 605. 4927; Corn., 4927. Principles for Prosperity, address, 94. Western Lands (Amendment) Bill, Corn., Quarterly Wage Adjustments, address, 546. 3300. Rural, g., 3205. Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Bill, Social Structure, address, 56. Corn., 5171. Winds of Change, address, 22.

Education (See also "Handicapped Persons", Dredging: "Schools". "Teachers", "Universities"): Iron Cove, q., 470, 872. Allocation, appn, 1473, 1835, 2100; loan Sale of Dredges, appn, 2058. appn, 2356. Australian Committee on Technical and Services, appn, 2057. Further Education, g., 2004. Swansea Channel, appn, 2059. Australian Labor Party Policies, address, 436. Volumes 111-116

Education (contirzued): Education (continued): Building Programme, loan apprz, 2598. School Studies, address, 318. Burrinjuck Electorate, address, 81. Sex Education for State Wards, g., 2449. Centre for Research and Evaluation of Sixth Form, address, 496. Education, appn, 2119. Special, appn, 2102, 2124; loan appn, 2607. Commission, m., 810. Stai7, appn, 2106, 2113. Commonwealth Allocations, appn, 2104, 2117. Standard, address, 283. Commonwealth Assistance, appn, 1788, 1835, State Aid, appn, 2112. 1838, 2100; loan appn, 2601, 2611. Tamworth, address, 54. Community Involvement, address, 292, 293; Technical and Further, address, 274; g., appn, 2108. 1800.; appn, 2104, 2105, 2108, 2126; loan Country District Correspondence School, appn, 2609; g., 2797. address, 282. Tertiary, appn, 2108, 2125. Curriculum Development, appn, 2119. The Community and Its Schools, address, Decentralization, address, 282. 291; g., 2076. Department, Rents, g., 3077, 3079. Vocational Guidance, g., 4200. Development, appn, 1793. Work Experience Programmes, g., 5190. Discipline, appn, 2115. Wyndham Scheme, address, 292. Expenditure, appn, 1825, 2103, 2112; q., 3101. Elections and Electorates: Government Policy, address, 293; appn, Coogee: 2113. By-election, 29, address, 486, 489. Government Record, loan appn, 2611. Election Petition, 863, 3010. Goonellabah, address, 406. Expense to State Government, appn, 1977. Grants, appn, 2105. Failure to Vote, g., 2391. Handicapped Children, appn, 2117. Goulburn, 29, address, 373, 482. High School Syllabus, g., 3140, 3494. Hornsby, address, 62. Inflationary Effects, appn, 2107. Lane Cove, 3609. Isolated Children, g., 1156; appn, 2116. Local Government, g., 112, 242; address, Kangan Report, appn, 2106. 413, 458; g., 1155; appn, 1977, 2085; g., 3818, 4062, 4648. Karmel Report, appn, 2117. Mount Druitt, address, 57. Languages, appn, 2112. Nepean, address, 48. Liverpool, Special Facilities, g., 2776. Pittwater, 3609. Migrant Children, appn, 2101, 2111. Tamworth, address, 52. Pre-school, address, 64, 67, 420; appn, 1791, 2109, 2111; loan appn, 2598, 2609; q., 3222. Electricity: Principles, address, 63. Allocations, loan appn, 2361. Private School System, appn, 2107. Liddell Power Station, g., 3005. Programme, loan appn, 2606. Power Industry Inquiry, q., 4039. Pupil Assessments, appn, 2119. Pupils at Inde~endentSchools, address, 524. Employmeat and Uatemglr~ymena: Regional Control, address, 25. Agencies, q., 2475. Regional Directorate for Goulburn, q., 2794. Albury-FVodonga, g., 17 1. Remedial, apprl, 2119. Building Industry, loan appn, 2596. School Boards, address, 25, 282. Central Coast, appn, 2153. xlix

7th Angust, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Employment and Unemployment (con- Ferry Services (continued): tinued) : Local Government, q., 2451. Commonwealth Government Policies, appn, 1919. Manly, g., 2004. Commonwealth Training Scheme, q., 2837. Parramatta River, address, 68. Country Areas, address, 130. Services, address, 281; adj., 1272; appn, 1791. Department of Main Roads, appn, 1913; loan appn, 2588. Vehicular, q., 1963, 2835, 3585. Department of Public Works, Dismissals, appn, 2057. Finance and Investment (See also "Com- Email Limited, adj., 1295. monwealth-State Relations", "Eco- Employment Opportunities for Women, nomic Conditions"): address, 307. Annual Budgets, address, 162. Footwear Industry, g., 2569. Bank Premises, g., 5046. Government Record, address, 443, 489. Credit, address, 196, 317, 617. Grafton, address, 142. Fees for Services Rendered, g., 2834. Inflationary Effects, address, 104. Government's Financial Commitments, ad- Lithgow, adj., 951. dress, 23; g., 762. Migrant Women, g., 3693. Interest Rates, address, 107, 133. National Employment and Training Scheme, King and Yuill Transactions, address, 334. g., 3407. Legal Proceedings Against Company Direc- New Zealand, g., 3003. tors, address, 195. Outer Western Suburbs, address, 280; loan Legislation, address, 377. appn, 2719. Loans to Private Companies, address, 194. Rate, appn, 1912. Mutual Home Loans Funds, address, 179; Ready Staff Personnel, g., 4482. g., 4482. Regional Employment Development Scheme, Oversea Investment in Australia, address, g., 1534. 485. Rural Industries, address, 462. Palmer, H. G., Company, address, 336. School Leavers, g., 3324. Patrick and Partners Transactions, address, Surveyors, g., 2452, 3495. 333. Sydney Water Board, g., 2566. Prospectuses, address, 335. Textile and Clothing Industries, g., 4164. Rae Report, q., 19; address, 333. Training Schemes, address, 214. Rural Bank, q., 1801, 3991. Tulloch Limited, g., 2004, 2422. Securities Industry, address, 194. Unemployment: State Government Deficit, appn, 1469. Causes, address, 313. State's Financial Commitments, appn, 1921. Increase, address, 403, 504; g., 553; appn, 1829. Stock Exchange, address, 135; g., 1739. Relief, g., 970; pers. expl., 979; q., 3816, 4934. Rural, address, 454; g., 697, 2140. Firearms: Legislation, g., 5045. Licences, g., 1110.

Ferry Services (See also "Boats and Fires and Fire PIghbhg: Yachts"): I Board of Fire Commissioners, appn, 1977. Drummoyne, q., 3487. Bnshfirer, uppn, 1975, 1976, 1980: g., 3007, Hovercraft, q., 5083. I 4036, 4203. Volumes 111-116

Fies and Fire Fighting (continued): Floods (See also "Civil Defence Organiza- tion"): Damage, g., 4526. Bell River Valley, g., 1246. Equipment, appn, 1979. Byrnes Creek, Fairfield, address, 400. Extension Ladders, g., 1107. Campbelltown Electorate, adj., 751. Firebreaks, g., 3540. Fire Floats, appn, 1978. Compensation, g., 4484. Damage, g., 869, 1514, 4525, 4526. Fires on Railway Property, g., 1222. Fire Station for Woolgoolga, appn, 1989. Fullerton Cove, appn, 2057. Funds, appn, 1992. GranvilIe, address, 398, 405. Helicopters for Central Bush Fire Authori- Lower Richmond District, address, 405. ties, g., 5043. Mitigation, q., 646; loan appn, 2363; adj., Newcastle, address, 224; H.,1796. 2626. New South Wales Fire Brigade, address, Murray Electorate, address, 79. 489. North Coast, address, 144. Operation Hunter, g., 3404. Relief, g., 969, 1038, 1591. Parliament House, g., 1152. State Emergency Services, address, 416. Rescue, appn, 1978; adj., 3135. Sydney, g., 4356. South Steyne, q., 4035. Sydney Harbour, g., 1220. Vehicles, g., 1007. Flora and Fauna (See also "Animals"): Vessels, g., 1800. Bird Smuggling, appn, 1930. Whisky Au-GO-GO and Bonaparte Theatre Kangaroos, address, 68; appn, 2051; g., Restaurant, g., 4088. 4065, 4199. Koalas, g., 5042.

Fish Industry and Fishing: Adverse Conditions, appn, 1926. Forests: European Carp, appn, 1926, 1991. Allocation, loan appn, 2364. Fisheries Branch, appn, 1927; g., 3072. Castlereagh State Forest, appn, 2088. Hatcheries, appn, 1991. Pine Plantings, g., 3402, 3403. Illegal Netting, appn, 1987. Revocation of Dedications, 31; m., 3409, 3564, 3610; mes., 3589. Import of Exotic Fish, q., 1039. Softwood Plantations, g., 4350. Inland Fishing, appn, 1985. Tumut and Batlow, g., 5044. Inland Licences, appn, 1926. Urban Forestry, g., 5132. Inspectors, g., 3717. Legislation, appn, 1927. Oyster Farming, appn, 1927. Red Spotted Whiting, g., 2568. Restocking of Streams, appn, 1927. Gas Industry: Select Committee upon the Fishing Industry, m., 3964; m., 3970. Natural Gas, g., 4093, 4310. Shark Meshing, appn., 1985; g., 2572. 1 Natural Gas Pipeline, g., 2693, 3581, 4060. Sydney Rock Oysters, g., 1225. I School Fittings, g., 4205. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Government: I Government (continued): American System, address, 482. 1 State (continued): Central, address, 622. Growth of Executive Government and Bureaucracy, address, 516. Commonwealth: Knighthoods Granted, q., 1567. All-party Coalition, address, 158. Legislative Programme, address, 28, 122, Australian Industry Development Corpora- 192, 387. tion Legislation, g., 973; appn, 2153. Ministry: Budget, q., 1277; appn, 1470. Changes, 1297, 1435, 3589, 3610, 3713. Double Dissolution, address, 492. Co-operative Societies, appn, 2090, Employment of Civil Servants, address, 2097. 462. Housing, appn, 2090, 2097. Family Law Bill, q., 2798. Premier and Treasurer, address, 522; Grants to State, loan appn, 2716. appn, 1783; q., 2570, 2690; m., 3548. Sport and Recreation, q., 38 13. Labor Party and Opposition Policies, appn, 1836. Need for Planned Programme, address, Gift to African Terrorists, dress, 413. 309. Markets for Farm Produce, address, 492. Obstructionist Policy, address, 361. National Compensation Bill, urgency, Oversea Tours by Premier and Treasurer, 2202; m., 2203, 2228; q., 3279. q., 113, 173; address, 337; q., 3674. Need for Leadership, address, 96. Parliamentary Secretary, q., 3714. New Honours System, q., 3721. Policies, address, 417. Planning. address. 495. Programme, loan appn, 2600. ~oliciesr'address,143, 338, 339, 364, 366, Prospects of Labor Ministers, address, 368, 404, 506, 617; m., 651, 1681; appn, 614. 1782, 1792, 1820, 1829; q., 2006; m., Record, address, 23, 122, 395, 406, 486, 2010; loan appn, 2595; m.,- 5213. 489, 521, 522, 613, 614; appn, 1783, Prime Minister, address, 492. 1792, 1823, 1921. Record, address, 209, 236, 348, 403, 512, Referenda Advertisements, g., 1111, adj., 522, 612; appn, 1788, 1822. 1 1994. Communications, q., 5081. Grains (See also "Industrial Relations"): Dangers to Democracy, address, 191. Grain Elevators Board, loan appn, 2364. Employment of Economists, address, 106. Rice, address, 616. Genuine, loan appn, 2595. Seed Wheat, q., 167. Levels, address, 65. Wheat, address, 130, 424; g., 2573, 3537. Liberal-Country Parties, address, 62. Management, address, 135. State: Achievements, appn, 1921. Administration of the Government, 8, 30; Handicapped Persons: m., 30, 31, 3764; 3764. Bank Overdrafts, q., 2387. Accommodation, address, 206. Branch Offices, address, 405, 406, 519. Government Assistance, address, 69. Debts, q., 2832. Government Control of Schools, appn, 1475. Departmental Working Capital Grants, Opportunities, address, 64. appn, 1475. Development Programme, loan appn, Specialized Teaching, appn, 2120. 2597. Economic Management, appn, 1473. I Harbours: Efficiency ~eview,appn, 1473. Allocation, loan appn, 2362. Election Promises, address, 317. Ancillary Services, appn, 2063. Factors Affecting Loan Works Programme, loan appn, 2365. Balmain Container Terminal, q., 870, 3003. Volumes 111-116

Harbours (continued): Health (continued): Botany Bay, address, 347; g., 474; appn, Medibank, g., 3717, 4356, 4526, 4652; 2052, 2060; loan appn, 2362; g., 3446, urgency, 4655; q., 4759, 4762, 5079, 5185, 3586. 5186. Botany Bay Coal Loader, g., 4204, 4853, Medical Research Programmes, g., 3441. 5086. Mental: Michael Croaker, adj., 3983. Coffs Harbour, g., 755. Mercury Content in Fish, g., 43 12. Commercial Mooring in Rose Bay, g., 2838. Physical Fitness, g., 3536. Foreshore Use, appn, 2054. Rents: Glebe Island Container Terminal, g., 594, Commission, g., 2772. 2387. Miscellaneous Boards, g., 2773. Maritime Services Board, g., 1870, 3587. Scalp Therapy, adj., 3010. Newcastle, address, 223; g., 864; loan appn, Schizophrenics, g., 3690. 2362; g., 2631, 3327. Services, address, 27; loan appn, 2723. Newcastle Coal Loader, g., 323; address, 348; appn, 2063; g., 3917. Shellharbour Municipality, g., 3860. Planning, appn, 2051. Skin Cancer, g., 2883. Port Congestion, address, 422; g., 692, 1247; Socialized Health Scheme, address, 27. appn, 2054,2059. Venereal Disease, g., 4654. Port Construction, loan appn, 2600. Port Development, appn, 2059. Hire Purchase (See also "Finance and Port Kembla, appn, 2156; loan appn, 2362. Investment"): Port Kembla Coal Loader, appn, 2155. Bankcard, g., 1849, 1855. Sydney, address, 421; appn, 2054. Hire Purchase Act Amendments, address, Sydney Harbour Foreshores, appn, 1918. 195. Wharf Congestion, appn, 2057. Practices, g., 148. Historic Areas, Buildings and Records: Health (See also "Drugs", "Hospitals", Bathurst, g., 1569. "Medical and Paramedical Practi- Historic Trail in Sydney, g., 4089. tioners"): "Lyndhurst", adj., 1734; appn, 1790. Accident Prevention, g., 5187. National Estate Grants, g., 2880. Alcoholics, g., 4353. Parliament House, loan appn, 2599. Allocation, loan appn, 2356. Preservation, address, 395; g., 972. Breast Cancer, g., 2881; pers. expl., 2890. Richmond Cottage, loan appn, 2599. Cancer-causing Gas, g., 965. Commonwealth Financing, loan appn, 2602. Hospitals (See also "Drugs", "Health"): Community Centres, g., 3329, 3544. Admissions to Psychiatric Centres, g., 1224. Diseases, g., 1221. Allocation, loan appn, 2356, 2591. Income and Expenditure, appn, 1474. Campbelltown, loan appn, 2622. Infantile Diarrhoea, g., 1222. Charges, appn, 1472, 1777; g., 3005. Infectious Hepatitis, g., 1222. Cobar, g., 166, 760. Colnnonwealth Government Proposals, g., Insurance, adj., 880. 2070. Leichhardt Women's Community Centre, g., 2600, 2612, 2720. 472. Construction, loan appn, Manufacture of BEX APC Powders and Coolah and Dunedoo, g., 2416. Tablets, g., 1427, 2321. Country Electorates, loan appn, 2616. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Hospitals (continued): Housing (continued): Geriatric, g., 4039. Construction, loan appn, 2592, 2605. Gunnedah, address, 273. Country Areas, address, 405. Interpreters, g., 2688. Crisis, appn, 2095. Mount Druitt, address, 57; g., 383, 3102, Crown Land, appn, 2049, 2098; g., 3862, 3716; adj., 4688. 3992. Nepean Electorate, address, 50. Crown Land Auctions, address, 105, 125, Oversea, address, 263. 238, 409, 464; appn, 1817, 2040; g., 4614. Penrith Electorate, loan appn, 2602. Crown Land Disposal, appn, 2040. g., Pensioner Care, g., 554. Defence Personnel, 3577. Demolition at Soldiers Memorial Village, Planning Delays, loan appn, 2715. address, 343. Prince of Wales, g., 2951. Drummoyne Electorate, appn, 2090, 2097. Public, Standard, g., 1428. Estate at Coffs Harbour, g., 2175. Resident Medical Officers, g., 863, 1034. Finance, address, 183, 370; appn, 1791; g., Royal Prince ALfred, g., 147, 1570, 2569, 2320, 2572, 4036. 3450, 3863, 3864, 5135. Glebe Trust Land, Waverley, appn, 2095, Services, g., 870. 2099. The Hills, address, 263. Government Record, loan appn, 2712. Westmead, g., 1528, 1531; appn, 1790; loan appn, 2602; g., 2882, 3542, 3688. Green Valley, g., 1967. Wollongong, g., 325. Home Units, appn, 2064. Woronora Electorate, g., 5043. Interest Rates, address, 160, 485; g., 1665. Land Acquisition, appn, 1918. Housing: Land Development, address, 486. Aged Persons, address, 88; appn, 2098. Land Owned by Cambrid.ge Credit Corpora- Allocation, loan appn, 2364, 2588. tion Limited, g., 1854. Assistance to Homeseekers, address, 364. La Perouse Aboriginal Reserve, address Bathurst-Orange, g., 1040. 343. Cessnock, address, 133. Loans, g., 173, 3207. Commission: Low Income Earners, address, 68. Accommodation, appn, 2090. Macquarie Fields, adj., 446. Building Programme, loan appn, 2357. Maroubra Electorate, address, 343. Contracts, appn, 2098; loan appn, 2714. Land Acquisition, g., 447. Menai Pilot Scheme, address, 176. Lyons Road West, Drummoyne, g., 3760. Mutual Home Loans Funds, address, 179; Means Test, appn, 2095, 2099. g., 4482. Murray Street, Five Dock, g., 3763. 1 Newcastle Area, appn, 2091. Office in Lismore, address, 406. Rents, address, 104. Record, address, 57. Redevelopment of Housing Areas, g., 4312, Residential Blocks, appn, 2064. 5187. Slip Areas in Illawarra District, adj., 4607. Rent Rebates for Tenants, g., 3443. Role, appn, 2094. Teachers, appn, 2098. Sociologists, q., 3576. Toongabbie, q., 3326, 3581. Tenant Purchase, g., 3580. Vacant Land in Maroubra Electorate, Waiting List, appn, 2096. address, 343, 346. Commonwealth: Welfare, loan appn, 2355, 2592. Funds, address, 176; loan appn, 2601. Planning, address, 495. Wilcannia, g., 3446. Policy, address, 87; g., 4391. Woolloomooloo, g., 2075. Volumes 111-116

Industrial Relations (continued): Immigration: Work Conditions, address, 213. Curtis, Neville, g., 1515. Worker Denigration, address, 620. Illegal Immigrants, g., 2452. Worker Participation, address, 233, 235, 240, 311, 374, 408, 451; g., 1570. New South Wales Immigration Division Rents, g., 3074. Working Conditions, address, 374.

Industrial Relations (See also "Trades and Industry, Primary: Trade Unions", relevant industry): Commonwealth Government Policies, address, 142, 251, 352. Absenteeism, g., 5046. Competition, address, 616. Automation, address, 215. Conditions, m., 4095. Building Industry Strikes, loan appn, 2596. Date Palm Cultivation, g., 227, 1115. Communist Influence, address, 129. Difficulties, m., 1053. Employer-employee Co-operation, address, 27, 217, 452. Economic Condition, address, 403, 454, 483. Employer Antagonization, address, 549. Economics, address, 158. Garden Island, g., 450; address, 551; g., Export Earnings, address, 99. 1116. Farm Incomes, address, 425, 462. Grain Elevators Board, g., 92, 114; address, Fertilizer Bounty, g., 2143. 157, 462. Food Production, address, 263. Industrial Anarchy, address, 410. Foreign Control, address, 3 14. Industrial Disputes, address, 95. Government Programme, address, 424. Industrial Lawlessness, address, 158. Murray River Irrigation Area, address, 79. Industrial Stoppages, address, 232. Organizations, address, 534. Legislation, address, 132, 235, 309. Production, address, 505, 617. Logs of Claims, address, 235. Rural Earnings, address, 484. Media Reporting of Disputes, address, 234. Tax Concessions, address, 453. Motor Industry, address, 152. Mundey, Mr Jack, address, 100. Industry, Secondary: Newcastle Dockyard, g., 1517, 1518. Brambles Development at Greenacre, adj., Oil Industry, address, 547. 4257. Commonwealth Government's Actions, Over-award Payments, address, 548. address, 237. Power Industry, g., 3718, 4063; urgency, Dangerous Industries, address, 347. 4085, 4146; q., 4761. Email Limited, adj., 1295. Printing of Awards, g., 4356. Flour Mills, address, 123. Productivity, address, 26, 155, 620. Need, address, 616. Secret Ballots on Strikes, g., 383, 1749. Paper Mill at Sawtell, g., 1007. Stoppages in Government Departments and Public Utilities, address, 407. Productivity, address, 213. Strikes, address, 157, 220, 261, 265, 272, Retrenchments, g., 1871. 315, 504, 524, 534, 545, 548; loan appn; Shipbuilding, g., 2073, 2074, 2120. 2597. Tariff Reductions, Effect, address, 463. Union Leadership, address, 156. Textile, g., 3864. Unrest, address, 103, 130, 131, 484. Tullochs Limited, q., 1040, 2004. Wage Claims, address, 234. Waste Disposal, address, 75. Wage Negotiations, address, 551. Woodchip, address, 143; g., 1011, 1965, Waterfront Labour, appn, 2060. 2268, 2631, 2632, 3914. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Insurance: Land and Land Settlement (continued): Darwin Claims, g., 4202. Resumption at Blakehurst, adj., 2446. Flood Drainage at Granville, address, 400. Seal Rocks, g., 2134, 2268. Motor Vehicles, Government Insurance Subdivision, appn, 2064. Office, g., 1798. Tenures, g., 117. Rented Appliances, g., 3 140. Western Division, appn., 2047, 2050. Third-party, appn, 1777.

International Affairs: Legal Profession (See also "Courts and Legal Procedure"): Australian Government Policy, address, 236. Inspection of Books, address, 193. Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, g., 118. Solicitors Costs, address, 68; appn, 2090, Palestinian Liberation Organization, address, 2097. 317; g., 3911. Solicitors Guarantee Fund, g., 2141.

Lie Saving: Lifesaving Clubs, appn, 1990. Land and Land Settlement (See also Royal Life-saving Society, appn, 1988. "Housing", "Valuations"): Surf Clubs, g., 243; address, 501; appn, Administration, appn, 2046. 1985; adj., 1004. Australian Capital Territory, q., 2529. Surf Life Saving Association, appn, 1928, Bathurst, g., 972. 1988. Beecroft Head Bombing Range, g., 596. Central Mapping Authority, g., 2770, 5084. Liquor: Changes in Land Use, g., 1305. Licences, appn, 1472; g., 1568. Clarence Electorate, address, 143. Liquor Act, petition, 2565, 2684, 2792, 2879, 3 199. Coastal Lands Protection, appn, 2086; q., 2172. Manly Vale Hotel, petition, 2878. Commonwealth-occupied Land, g., 3002. Sunday Hotel Trading, petition, 2564, 2565, 2683, 2684, 2685, 2791, 2792, 2877, 2878, Cootamundra Lands Office, q., 380, 4612. 2879, 2880, 2998, 2999. 3000. 3197. 3198. Council Land Auctions, g., 2794. Crown Lands, g., 3989. Cudgel1 Sandhills and Kooba Estate, q., Local Government (See also "Elections", 645, 764. "Town and Country Planning"): Department of Lands, appn, 2048; g., 4261. Amalgamations, appn, 2084. Development, address, 75, 264. Appeals Tribunal, appn, 2087, 2089. Developers, address, 364. Assistance, appn, 1475. Grazing Leases along Murrumbidgee, q., 3404. Assistance Fund, appn, 2083; g., 3489. Bankstown, address, 309, 5 19. Hay Land Board (Mice, g., 4064, 5191. Blue Mountains City Council Borrowings, g., Kiama, appn, 2044. 3278, 3590, 3694. Murray Valley, address, 77. Board of Review, appn, 2086. Newcastle, address, 226. Botany, g., 868, 1244; pers. expl., 1248; q., Prices, address, 418; appn, 1839. 4650. Property Acquisitions in Marrickville, q., Boundaries of Newcastle City Council, peti- 648, 1157. tion, 1959. Proposed Jervis Bay Steelworks, g., 2173. Closing of Nowra Office, appn, 2086. Ivi INDEX TO SUBJECTS

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Local Government (continued): Local Government (continued): Commonwealth: Lotteries: Aid, g., 3442. Expansion, appn., 1472. Funds, appn, 2081, 2085. Sales in Parramatta, g., 1152, 1969. Community Services, address, 466. Sizes, g., 3205. Conflicts of Interest, address, 624. State Lotteries Office, petition, 5184. Council of City of Sydney, address, 627. Council Auction at Fifield, g., 1297, 1428; pers. expl., 1434. Delinition, address, 455. Margarine and Oil Seed Industry: Development in New South Wales, address, 457. Ingredients, g., 975. Development Role, address, 623. Quotas, g., 695, 1518, 1519. Differential Rates, g., 3007. Markets, Farm Produce: Disallowance of Ordinance, m., 807, 4773. Finance, address, 453, 542; appn, 2080, Citrus, adj., 1104. 2084. Organization, address, 536. Foreshores Responsibility, appn, 2061. Functions, address, 456. Meat Industry (See also "Cattle, Sheep and Grants Commission, appn, 2084. Livestock"): Grants and Subsidies, address, 459; g., 967. Beef, address, 536; adj., 2265; g., 3100, 4035. Levies, address, 466. Decline, address, 129. Local Government Act, address, 481. Exports, address, 137, 536. Mayoral Allowances, appn, 2064. Inspection, g., 1227, 1871. Parramatta, adj., 690. Marketing, g., 2956. Powers, address, 458. Prices, g., 1229, 2476. Rates, address, 207, 225; g., 358; address, Red Meat, g., 602. 420, 4063; g., 1115; appn, 1475,2065,2081, 2084, 2086, 2089; g., 3532, 3814, 4037; Medical and Paramedical Practitioners (See urgency, 4764, 4929. also "Health", "Hospitals"): Rates, Waverley Council, g., 4063. Chiropractors, g., 2798, 2837, 2838. Recognition by Federal Government, address, 458. Medical Technologists, g., 1536, 1678. Regional Advisory Councils, g., 112; address, New Training Courses, address, 318. 497; g., 2268. Resident Medical Officers, g., 863, 1034. Road Funds, address, 616. Shortage, g., 643. Sewerage Costs, appn, 2154. Shelley Beach Development, appn, 2083. Minerals and Mining: Shoalhaven Shire, appn, 2085. Bass Point, appn, 2050. Storm Damage, address, 407; appn, 2058. Coal: Carriage, address, 277, 279; g., 302; appn, Subsidence on South Coast, address, 124. 2168; g., 2796, 3817. Taxing Powers, appn, 2085. Conversion Plants, g., 4090. Theoretical Basis for Promoting, address, Exports, address, 132. 455. Loading, address, 140; g., 2795; appn, 2156. Waste Disposal, address, 75, 344, 466, 518; Maddens Plain, appn, 2045. m., 1308; appn, 2163; g., 4854, Markets, address, 139. Zonings, address, 88. Open Dumps, appn, 2157. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Minerals and Mining (continued): Motor Vehicles (continued): Commonwealth Legislation, address, 140. Lorry Owner Drivers, g., 4063. Commonwealth Policy, address, 236. Manufacturing Standards, address, 534. Economic Crisis, address, 135. Motor Cycles, g., 2798. Fossicking Licences, address, 140. Motor Traffic Act, Prosecutions, g., 1844. Leases, address, 136; g., 1275. Motor Vehicle (Third Party Insurance) Act: Legislation, address, 136. Disallowance of Regulation, m., 1537. Lightning Ridge, address, 138, 139, 140. Prices Painted on Windscreens, q., 970, 1158. Opals, address, 139, 140. Production, address, 150. Prospectors, address, 139. Registration Fees, adj., 586; appn, 1777. Restoration Work, address, 139. Royalties, g., 246; appn, 1472; g., 2067, Rejection Notices, g., 3862. 2321, Semi-trailer Accidents, g., 1017. Safety, address, 409. TrafGc Infringement Notices, g., 957. Sand Mining: Chipping Norton, address, 176; appn, 2161; g., 3911, 4318. Myall Lakes, g., 3099, 3135. Noxious Weeds: Money-lending (See also "Finance and Investment"): Alligator Weed, g., 2077. Development Companies, address, 134. Control Grants, appn, 1475. Nodding Thistle, adj., 3400. Morality: Alleged Sexual Deviations in Fairfield, adj., Nurses: 1955. Education, appn, 2109; g., 3443. Ethical and Social Values, address, 284. Indecent and Restricted Publications Bill, Qualifications, g., 43 18. address, 322. Prostitution, g., 2390.

Motor Service Stations (See also "Motor Vehicles"); Obituaries: Wollongong Area, g., 1423. Arthur, J. G. A., Esq., a Former Minister of the Crown, m., 32. (See also "Consumer Gardiner, the Hon. J. H., M.L.C., m., 10; Motor Vehicles address, 94. Affairs", "Insurance", "Roads and Road Safety"): Grace, the Hon. P. R., ex-M.L.C., adj., 3607. Abandoned, g., 228. Her Excellency Lady Kerr, Wife of the Advanced Driver Training Schools, g., 5085. Governor-General of the Commonwealth Articulated, g., 3986. of Australia, m., 795, 1014, 1663. Auctions, g., 3492. His Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester, m., 32, 1013, 1031. Drink-driver Offences, g., 2390. Robson, Lieutenant-Colonel, E. M., C.B.E., Drivers Licences, adj., 586; g., 1425; appn, D.S.O., B.A., LL.B., a Former Member of 1777; g., 4259. the Legislative Assembly, m., 638. Driving Regulations, g., 4533. Vickery, the Hon. E. K. E., M.L.C., m., 596; Government, g., 2179. 3589. f lviii INDEX TO SUBJECTS

Volumes 111-116

Oil Industry and Petrol: Opera House: Competition Among Multi-Nationals, ad- Contribution to Running Costs, appn, 1475. dress, 106. Cultural Role, appn, 2127. Deliveries, Monaro Electorate, adj., 527. Tourist Attraction, appn, 1993. Excise, appn, 1833. Exploration, address, 142, 403. Franchise Licences,. appn, 147 1; petition, 2564, 2791, 2999. Fuel Subsidy, address, 340, 426, 453. Parking: Liquefied Petroleum Gas, g., 1114. Pipelines, g., 149, 975, 2200; petition, 2564; Parramatta Hospital, g., 4483. g., 3408; petition, 4197. Petrol Tax, appn, 1776. Parliament: Price, address, 404; g., 3199. Changes, address, 477. Production of Oil from Coal, g., 2317. Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, address, 260. Proposed Refinery at Menai, appn, 2163. Commonwealth, Joint Sitting, address, 156. Shortage of Petroleum Products, g., 43, 248; address, 261; g., 803, 805, 1113; adj., 1504; Debates, address, 512. 4.. 1648, 1968, 2071, 2687. Denigration of Members, address, 22. Total Oil Refinery, g., 2007, 3208. Duties, address, 485. Executive Administration, address, 6 18. Olympic Games Financial Information for Members, appn, 1827. Sydney, appn, 2041; g., 4202. Financial Interests of Members, g., 43 15. Hansard Proof, g., 4649, 4769. Ombudsman: Joint Sittings, m., 3697, 3994; Dissent, 3702, Appointment, address, 101; q., 38 18. 3704, 3705, 3767. Law Reform Commission Recommendations, Opening of the Second Session of Forty- address, 193. fourth Parliament, 1, 30; address, 93. Recipient of Dissent, &dress, 24. Parliament House Reconstruction, loan appn, 2599. Omnibus Services (See also "Transport, Responsibility of Members, address, 637. Finances and Policy"): Scarlett, Mr H. St P., House Secretary and Parliamentary Accountant, Retirement, m., Coogee Electorate, address, 500. 17. Depots, g., 3004. Senate, address, 365, 366, 377. Drummoyne Electorate, g., 3441. Senate Vacancy, urgency, 3611, 3765; m., Eastern Suburbs, petition, 23 11, 23 12, 2411. 3766, 3789; g., 3815, 4011, 4033, 4095, 5082. Fares, g., 1534. Sesquicentenary, g., 1018, 1382; 1435; m., Female Drivers, g., 4144. 1571, 1664, 1909. Fuel Supplies, g., 21. Staff, g., 3442, 3534. Metropolitan Fuel Requirements, g., 955. System, address, 618. Improvement Programme, loan appn, 2361. Use of Stationery, urgency, 1740; g., 1746; Inefficient Operation, appn, 1791. pers. erpl., 1747; g., 2078. Newcastle Stoppage, address, 407. Westminster System, address, 377. Resignations, g., 4144. Pests: Stops, g., 2529; petition, 3199, 3400; q., 3815,3915. Locusts, g., 2689, 3321. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

PETJTIONS: ?ETITIONS (continued):

ASSEMBLY: ASSEMBLY (continued): Abortion Laws, Mr Pickard, 967; Mr Maher, Bus Stops in Great North Road, Five Dock, 2312. Mr Maher, 3199, 3440. Abortion on Demand, Mr Mahoney, 38. Bus Stops in Lyons Road, Drummoyne, Mr Maher, 3199. Arlington Street, Five Dock, Mr Maher, 3440. Camping at Pebbley Beach, Mr Hatton, Boundaries of Newcastle City Council, Mr 4523. Jones, 1959. Cruelty to Animals, Mr Rozzoli, 4928. Business Franchise Licences (Petroleum) Eastern Suburbs Bus Services, Mr Cleary, Act, Mr Paciullo, Mr Ramsay, Mr Jensen, 2312; Mr Einfeld, 2311; Mr Cleary, 2411; Mr Barnier, 2565; Mr L. B. Kelly, 2683; Mr Einfeld, 2411. Mr Rofe, Mr Mead, 2684; Mr Sheahan, Mr Viney, 2685; Mr Haigh, Mr Bedford, 2791; Elliotts Road, Fairy Meadow, Mr L. B. Mr Rozzoli, Mr Ramsay, Mr Johnson, Kelly, 4758. 2792; Mr Jackett, Mr Mead, Mr Neilly, 2877; Mr Bannon, 2878; Mr Sheahan, Mr Heathcote Public School, Mr Jackson, 3910. Rogan, Mr Maher, 2879; Mr L. B. Kelly, Jervis Bay, Mr Hatton, 241, 1149, 1959, Mr Bedford, Mr Coates, Mr Rofe, 2998; 3533. Mr Hatton, Mr Mahoney, Mr Ramsay, Mr Wade, Mr Haigh, 2999; Mr Degen, Mr Liquor Act, Mr Keane, Mr Maher, 2565; Mr O'Connell, 3000; Mr Mackie, 3099; Mr Keane, 2684; Mr Keane, 2792; Mr Maher, Einfeld, Mr Renshaw, Mr Durick, Mr Mr Keane, 2879; Mr Maher, 3199. Mallarn, 3197; Mr Crabtree, Mr Kearns, Mr Cahill, Mr Jones, 3198; Mr Face, 3199; Manly Vale Hotel, Mr Darby, 2878. Mr Petersen, Mr Maher, Mr Keane, Mr Noise, Mr Stewart, 4523. Day, Mr Face, 3320; Mr Hills, 3439; Mr M. L. Hunter, Mr Face, 3534; Mr Jensen, Northcote Drive, Adamstown Heights, Mr 3533. Face, 2879. Business Franchise Licences (Petroleum) Oil Pipelines, Mr Cahill, 2564; Mr Stewart, Bill, Mr Ferguson, Mr Einfeld, Mr on behalf of Mr Cahill, 4197. Mahoney, Mr Hafton, 1664; Mr Jensen, Mr Penshurst Street, Chatswood, Mr N. D. Crabtree, Mr Petersen, Mr Gordon, Mr Walker, 3440. Kearns, Mr Face, Mr CahiN, Mr Ramsay, Mr Bannon, Mr M. L. Hunter, Mr L. B. Sewerage Extensions, Mr Keane, 3440. Kelly, Mr O'Connell, Mr Booth, Mr Showground Development, Mr Einfeld, 5184. Brereton, Mr Degen, Mr Sheahan, Mr Maher, Mr Johnson, Mr Keane, Mr Cleary, State Lotteries Offices, Mr Wade, 5184. Mr Haigh, Mr Paciullo, 1665; Mr Mead, Sunday Hotel Trading, Mr Ferguson, Mr Mr Cox, Mr Bedford, Mr Mallarn, Mr Einfeld, Mr Jackett, Mr Ruddock, Mr L. B. Ramsay, Mr Jones, Mr Stewart, Mr Kelly, Mr Petersen, Mr Harrold, Mr Cm, Bannon, 1738; Mr Face, Mr O'Connell, Mr Mr Mallam, Mr Haigh, Mr Bannon, 2564; Kearns, Mr Crabtree, Mr Johnsfone, Mr Mr Crabtree, Mr Jensen, Mr Barnier, Mr Barnier, Mr Booth, Mr Wade, Mr M. L. Cahill, 2565; Mr Darby, Mr Ferguson, Mr Hunter, Mr Maher, Mr Johnson, Mr Mason, Mr Crabtree, 2683; Mr Jackeft, Mr Rogan, Mr F. I. Walker, 1739; Mr Darby, Wade, Mr D. B. Hunter, Mr Paciullo, h4r Mr Ferguson, Mr Viney, Mr Einfeld, Mr Mead, Mr Sheahan, Mr Viney, 2684; Mr Taylor, Mr Flaherty, Mr Coleman, Mr L. Brown, Mr Jones, Mr Rozzoli, 2685; Mr B. Kelly, Mr Neilly, 1737; Mr Jmkett, 1804; Ferguson, Mr Darby, Mr Brown, Mr Mr Haigh, Mr L. B. Kelly, Mr Day, Mr Bedford, Mr Clough, 2791; Mr Kearns, Mr Durick, Mr Wade, Mr Jensen, Mr Mulock, Booth, 2792; Mr Jackett, Mr Stewart, Mr Mr Coates, Mr Mallam, Mr Face, Mr Mead, Mr Neilly, 2877; Mr Pickard, Mr Degen, Mr Crabtree, Mr Jones, 1805; Mr Einfeld, Mr Arblaster, Mr Hills, Mr Darby, Keane, Mr Mahoney, Mr O'Connell, 1892; Mr Bannon, Mr Ruddock, Mr Crabtree, Mr Gordon, Mr Day, Mr Ramsay, Mr Mr Mason, Mr Ramsay, Mr Mutton, Mr Jones, Mr Maher, Mr Sheahan, Mr Wade, Gordon. Mr Rofe. 2878: Mrs Meillon. Mr 1893; Mr Rofe, Mr Hatton, Mr Bedford, Rogan,'~r airo old, ~r Face, 2879; Mr Mr Face, Mr Paciullo, Mr Johnson, 1959; Jones, 2880; Mr Viney, Mr L. B. Kelly, Mr Mr Renshaw, Mr L. B. Kelly, Mr Jensen, Rozzoli, Mr Bedford, Mr Cahill, 2998; Mr Mr Barnier, 2000; Mr Cahill, 2069; Mr Hatton, Mr Rofe, Mr Mahoney, Mr Jones, 2200; Mr Haigh, 2312, 2564; Mr Flaherty, Mr Bannon, Mr Kearns, 2999; Mr Jones, Mr Mallam, 3198. Haigh, Mr F. 1. Walker, Mr OConnel), Volumes 111-116

PETITIONS (continued): / Police (continued): ASSEMBLY (continued): / Helicopters, g., 3006. 3000; Mr Renshaw, Mr L. B. Kelly, Mr Highway Patrol, g., 5042. Durick, Mr Mallam, 3197; Mr Jones, Mr M. L. Hunter, 3198; Mr Face, Mr Haigh, Incidence Report Forms, g., 955. 3199; Mr Mahoney, 3440. Irregularities, address, 127. Superannuation Act, Mr Hatton, 2999; Mr Investigations of Subversive Organizations, Gordon, 3320. q., 962. Sutherland North Public School, Mr Keane, Lakemba Station, g., 2769. 468. Menai, q., 5129. Teachers' Superannuation, Mr Cahill, 2565; Mr Face, 3198; Mr M. L. Hunter, 3534. Morisset, address, 410. Traffic Lights, Crane St and Burwood Road, Mortdale, g., 3759. Concord, Mr Maher, 2200. New and Improved Accommodation Pro- Traffic Lights, Comenarra Parkway and grammes, loan appn, 2360. Kissing Point Road, South Turramurra, Mr Newcastle, address, 224; adj., 1215; g., 3323. Pickard, 2683. Ocean-going Vessels, g., 958. Traffic Lights at Harbord Public School, Mr Darby, 755. Operation Hunter, g., 3076. Trainee Teachers' Allowances, Mr Ferguson, Police Spectacular, q., 2176. 1032. Policewoman for Albury, q., 2417. Premises, q., 1506, 1507, 2171, 3001. Local Government and Other Authoritias Public Relations, address, 127. (Superannuation) Act, The Hon. P. McMahon, 2271. Protection, address, 201. Rooty 'Hill, g., 2139. Poker Machines (See also "Clubs"): Strength, address, 126, 410; appn, 1473, 1826. Bally, g., 1109, 1149. Sutherland, address, 177; g., 5129. Taxation, appn, 1472, 1826. Trac Branch, g., 3492. police: Accommodation, loan appn, 2603. Political Parties: Allegations, q., 4528. Australian Labor Party, address, 348, 425, Alleged Report on John Singleton, g., 41. 433, 505, 631; appn, 1779. Allocation, g., 2000. Civic Reform Association of Sydney Limited, address, 624. Azzopardi, Edgar John, adj., 3066. Liberal Party, address, 63 1; q., 3720. pallard, Detective-Sergeant, q., 554, 1153. Band; Playing of National Anthem, q., 2068. Bankstown, address, 519. Pollution: Boolaroo, address, 410. Air, address, 73; q., 356, 357, 5134.. Bravery, address, 275. Air: Call System, q., 2795. Borden Chemical Company, address, 401. Collections for Retiring Officers, g., 118, Newcastle Coal Loader, address, 223. 1749. Port Kembla, appn, 2155, 2156, 2157; Q., Commissioner, q., 1276. 4349, 4352, 4355. 4853, 4855, 5047. Smoke, g., 3682. Eastern Suburbs, g., 1853. Waterloo Incinerator, q., 1649. Eastwood, Gosford and Hornsby, g., 2067. Air Pollution and Clean Waters Advisory Five Dock, g., 1801. Committees, g., 3685. Glebe, g., 5135, Beach: appn, 2063. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Pollution (continued): Population: Clean Air Act: Disallowance of Regulation, Cities, appn, 1917. m., 4415. Stabilization, address, 256. Drummoyne Electorate, address, 68; appn, 2157. Dumping of Liquid Industrial Waste at Postal and Telecommunication Services: Menai, appn, 2162. Charges, address, 22. Emission from Motor Vehicles, address, 109. Country Mails, g., 1227. Fines, address, 109. Travelling Post Office, appn, 2165, 2166; g., Garbage Service in Canberra, g., 2077. 3000, 4034, 4062. Granville Electorate, address, 400. Government Record, appn, 2161, 2163. Poultry Industry: Illawarra Escarpment, g., 602, 2838. Egg Quotas, q., 4299, 4300, 4301, 4302, Illawarra Region, appn, 2154. 4303, 4304, 4305, 4306, 4307, 4308. Industrial, address, 74. Eggs, g., 1223, 1871, 2839, 3494. Industrial Liquid Waste, address, 175; appn, Flock Reduction, g., 167. 2088, 2162. Hen Quotas, address, 367; g., 4482, 4483, Jervis Bay, petition, 241, 1149, 1959, 3533. 4484; adj., 5173. Legislation, address, 76, 375. Noise, address, 525; petition, 4523. Printing: Noise: Royal Prince Alfred Hospital g., Government Printing Office, Rent, q., 3684. 147, 1570, 3863, 3864, 5135. Oversea, address, 264. Recycling of Waste, g., 3447. Prices (See also relevant commodities, ''Consumer Affairs"): State Pollution Control Commission, appn, 2156, 2157; g., 3681. Control, address, 125, 213, 227, 239, 418, Sydney, address, 367. 433, 552; q., 641, 3100, 4316. Watching Service, appn, 2158. Eggs, q., 1871. Water, address, 73; g., 1515. Food, g., 449; address, 546; g., 1385. Water: Groceries, g., 4355. Byrnes Creek, Fairfield, address, 400. Increases, address, 619. Cooks River, g., 2201. Inflationary, address, 102. Disposal of Liquid Trade Waste, appn, 2088. Mark-ups, address, 239. Edward River, address, 80. Meat, g., 2476. Georges River, g., 2201; appn, 2163; adj., Prices Justification Tribunal, address, 62 1. 2827. Restraint, address, 545. Lake Illawarra, appn, 2154, 2155. Murray Electorate, address, 78, 79. Penalties, g., 1037, 2079. Privacy: Report on Georges River Extractive Indus- Committee, address, 24. tries, appn, 2162. Storm Water and Sewage, appn, 2055; q., 3075. Public Service and Statutory Offices: Sunbeam Corporation Limited, g., 3688. Sydney Harbour, appn, 2056. Appointment of Electoral Commissioner, g., 644, 651. Water Pollution Control Branch, g., 2831. Appointments, address, 606. Wood Moulders Proprietary Limited, appn, 2 157. Growth, address, 362; appn, 1475. Woronora Electorate, appn, 2161. Inquiry, q., 164. Volumes 111-116

Public Service and Statutory Offices (con- Railways (continued): tinued) : Classifications, g., 2629. Rents: Commonwealth Control, appn, 1476. Chief Secretary's Department, g., 3073. Commonwealth Grant, loan appn, 2619. Corporate Affairs Commission, g., 2774. Data Processing Service, g., 3680. Compensation, g., 3760. Department of Attorney-General, g., 2953. Country Centres, loan appn, 2619. Government Stores Department, g., 3684. Deficit, address, 278, 291; appn, 2164; loan Premier's Department, g., 3679. appn, 2717. Public Service Board, g., 3679. Diesel Oil Supplies, g., 3325. Registrar-General, g., 2953. Disallowance of By-law, m., 1043. Stamp Duties Office, g., 3680. Downgrading, address, 290. State Electoral Office, g., 3072. State Emergency Servica, g., 3073. East Hills Line, g., 476, 763, 3992. Treasury, g., 3681. Eastern Suburbs, address, 317; appn, 2165; Valuer-General's Department, g., 3488. loan appn, 2361, 2617, 2717. Treasury Staff, appn, 1795. Electrification and New Lines, loan appn, 2361. Public Works: Fares and Freights, address, 61, 276, 278; g., 1220, 1564; appn, 2165; g., 4479. Department of Public Works: g., 1036, 3587. Fettlers, Safety, g., 2476. Utilization of Private Enterprise, address, Glen Innes Mail, g., 3407, 3695. 615. i/ Glenfield-East Hills, loan appn, 2625. Gold Coast Motorail Express, g., 871. Goulburn By-election Propaganda, address. Racing: 290. Government Policy, appn, 2164. Commission, g., 2417, 2800. Light-harness, g., 596. Improvements, address, 21 1. Level Crossings, g., 2766. Radio Broadcasting and Tellevision: North Sydney to Newport, address, 282 Suppression of Stones, address, 415. Lithgow Employees, g., 1744. "With Margaret Whitlam", g., 1529. Loan Fund Allocations, loan appn, 2717. Railways (See also "Transport, Finance and Macquarie Fields, g., 954. Policy"): Marketing and Planning, address, 279; appn, Administration, appn, 1791. 2164. Alcohol on Trains, g., 1855. Network, address, 56. Assaults in Trains, g., 4532. Newcastle Electrification, g., 1810. Bookings, g., 1017. North Coast Daylight Express, g., 643, 3081, Building and Machinery Replacement, loan 3536. appn, 2361. Privilege Passes, g., 3002. Capital Debt, g., 1040. Refreshment Services, appn, 2167; g., 2320. Carriage of Coal, appn, 2168. Revenue, address, 279. Carriages: Double-deck, address, 176. Rolling Stock, address, 276; loan appn, 2360; g., 4091. Inter-urban, g., 3444. Reserved for Women, g., 5085. Safety, address, 291. Carry Bags, g., 4615. Services, address, 276, 279, 429. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Railways (continued): Reserves (continued): Services: Elouera Bushland Natural Park, appn, 2038, Country, address, 85, 162, 275; g., 5124. 2048. Curtailment, q., 384, 476, 762. Federal Grants, g., 2136. Industrial Disputes, g., 1566. Heathcote State Park, g., 3993. East Hills, q., 1298, 1438. Hexham Swamps, g., 4530. Improved, appn, 2168. Historic Trail for Sydney, g., 4089. Metropolitan, g., 2761, 5127. Mount Druitt, address, 61. Illawarra Recreation Areas, appn, 2043. Narrandera-Tocurnwal, g., 5087. Illawarra Regional Park, appn, 2045. Richmond, q., 1297. Kosciusko National Park, g., 40, 5044. Rural, appn, 2164. Metropolitan Area, appn, 2039. Western Area, address, 342. Minamurra Rivulet, appn, 2044. Signals, address, 291. National Parks and Nature Reserves, q., Sleeping Cars, appn, 2167. 1277, 1278; appn, 2046. Southern Aurora, appn, 2165; g., 3487, 4349. National Parks and Wildlife Service, address, Southern Line, loan appn, 2618. 395. g., Steam Locomotives, q., 1507. New Parklands, 2770. Proposed Marineland at Showground, g., Sturt Electorate, loan appn, 2618. 3719; pettition, 5184. System, g., 647. Rockdale Municipal Council, g., 3 203. Tarnworth Complex, loan appn, 2619. I Royal National Park, g., 3989. Tickets: Sydney Harbour Foreshores National Park, Season, g., 471. a., 1035, 1854; appn, 2041, 2043, 2049, Yearly, g., 1245. Timetables, g., 4202, 5088. Travelling Stock, g., 4260. Train Delays, g., 5038. Trustees of National Parks, g., 4092. Train Hiring Charges, g., 2071. Vaucluse House Kiosk, g., 2567. Upgrading, loan appn, 2617. Rmds and Road Safety (See also "Motor Wheat Carriage, loan appn, 2620. Vehicles"): Whittingham to Warkworth Line, appn, 2168. Accidents, address, 453; q., 1958. Workshops, adj., 2948. Allocation, appn, 1475; loan appn, 2363. Arlington Street, Five Dock, petition, 3440. Rescue Sqm&. Armidale Electorate, address, 71. Country Areas, appn, 1925. Bankstown Electorate, address, 519. Berowra to Wahroonga Freeway, q., 38 11. Reserves: Bicycle Parks, g., 3720. Annual Entry Permits, g., 3325. Bulli Pass-Waterfall Toll, address, 125. Bass Point and Illawarra Escarpment, appn, Burrinjuck Electorate, address, 85. 2043. Classified Roads System, g., 3989. Blackheath School of Nature Conservation, address, 51. Clearway on Hume Highway, Bankstown, address, 5 17. Bushrangers Bay, appn, 2044. Commonwealth Aid, address, 350, 427, 437, Camping and Caravan, g., 4260; adj., 4346; 506. q., 4350; petition, 4523. Commonwealth Aid Roads Funds, address, Coastal Districts, loan appn, 2360. 538, g., 2419. Development and Additions, loan appn, 1 Commonwealth Grants, address, 123, 463, 2364. 508; g., 1156. lxiv INDEX TO SUBJECTS

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Roads and Road Safety (continued): Roads and Road Safety (continued): Commonwealth Roads Legislation, address, Speed Limit near Warrell Creek School, g., 459; g., 964. 120. Commonwealth State Relations, loan appn, Speed Limits, g., 41, 470, 533, 1278. 2362. Stop Signs, g., 1112, 1957, 2075, 2180. Elliotts Road, Fairy Meadow, petition, 4758. Traffic: Expenditure, appn, 1790, 1791; g., 2836. Authority, g., 4317. Expressways, address, 263, 367; loan appn, Control, g., 2392, 5041. 2719; g., 4650. Suburban, g., 2476. Expressways: Wardens, g., 1427. North Western, g., 4692. Vegetable Markets, g., 1303. Royal National Park, g., 3990, 4691. Threatened Dismissals from the Department Southern, appn, 1916; g., 2450. of Main Roads, urgency and m., 1893. Western, g., 869, 872. Tr&c Lights and Signals: Finance, g., 44; address, 452, 463, 483; g., Five Dock, g., 964. 3004; adj., 4848; g., 5080. Harbord Public School, petition, 755. Flood Damage, g., 1305. Lyons Road, Drummoyne, g., 3492. Freeways, address, 279. South Turramurra, petition, 2683. Give-Way Signs, g., 4935. Transportation of Hydrogen Fluoride, appn, 1979. Government Record, address, 615. Trunk Roads 51 and 54, g., 3103, 4041. Heavy Vehicles, address, 466. Water-affected Roads, g., 1246, 1750. Hume Highway, address, 210; q., 1856, 2418, 2574, 2575. Wollongong, address, 205. Lakemba Electorate, g., 2833. Wollongong Northern Suburbs, adj., 1378. Marsfield, Access to Pioneer Park, adj., 2132. Metropolitan Area, g., 3683. Royal Commissions: Motorway No. 23, g., 2137. Allegations of Organized Crime in Clubs, Mt Kaputar, address, 54. address, 128, 280; g., 959; urgency, 1241; North Coast, address, 144. adj., 4397. North Wollongong to Bulli Highway, g., Bathurst Gaol, address, 392. 2769. Corrective Services, address, 389. Northcote Drive, Adamstown Heights, peti- Land and Land Settlement, address, 486. tion, 2879. Parliament House Laneway, g., 3990. Penshurst Street, Chatswood, petition, 3440. Royal Family: Priority, g., 1424. Death of His Royal Highness the Duke of Report by Bureau of Roads, address, 459. Gloucester, m., 10. Resumptions for Freeways, g., 1570. Retirement of Mr Russell Thomas, Commis- sioner for Main Roads, address, 615. Riders Safety Programmes, g., 3205. River Road, Revesby, g., 3764. School Transport: Road Toll, g., 3913. Cabarita-Mortlake, g., 3685. Road Grants Bill, urgency, 556. Government Record, appn, 2125. Road Works, g., 2571; loan appn, 2594. High Schools, Newcastle, adj., 3672. South Coast, adj., 3274. Limitation Rule, appn, 2104. Special Traffic Control, g., 5041. / Route 490, g., 3762. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Schools, High Schools and Colleges (See Schools, High Schools and Clolleges (con- also "Education", "Teachers", "Univer- tinued): sities"): Lismore College of Advanced Education, Aid to Private Schools, g., 2002. address, 406. Area Directorates, appn, 2 121. Liverpool, q., 1804. Balmain High, q., 530, 2391. Loan Funds, loan appn, 2617. Bathurst Demonstration, q., 3320. Maintenance, address, 407; appn, 2059. Blackalls, q., 3540. Marsfield Primary School, adj., 2132. Blaxland High. a.. 1963. Moorebank High, q., 4393. Blue Mountains, q., 2882. Mount Druitt, address, 59. Building Programme, address, 405; loan Multi-purpose Centres at High Schools, g., appn, 2598. 759. Burrinjuck Electorate, address, 81. Murrumburrah High, q., 4092, 4395. Class Sizes, &dress, 66, 69, 296; q., 794; Nareena Hills, q., 4313, 4534. awn, 2107, 2116, 2118, 2125; q., 4315. New South Wales Institute of Technology, Coaching Colleges, g., 2694, 3208. loan appn, 2597; q., 3537. Colleges of Advanced Education, appn, 2108. Nepean Electorate, address, 50. Community Colleges, appn, 2108, 2112. Private Schools, appn, 1474; g., 2002; appn, 2103, 2110, 2123; q., 3535. Concord East, g., 1381. Oatley, Library, g., 966. Construction, g., 956. One-Teacher Schools, g., 1803. Construction Delays, address, 25. Primary Schools in Lismore, address, 406. Construction Programme, loan appn, 2606. Pupil-Teacher Ratio, appn, 2118. Coogee Electorate, address, 501; g., 2762. Refrigerators, q., 963. Disadvantaged, g., 754; appn, 2102; loan Remedial Teaching, g., 1999; appn, 2110, appn, 2608. 2120. Drummoyne Electorate, address, 66; appn, 2110. Riverstone High, q., 2391. E. A. Southee, Cootamundra, q., 4851. Scott Committee, address, 66. Eastwood Electorate, address, 525. School Libraries, appn, 2105, 2126; loan appn, 2608. Emu Plains, q., 1153. Springwood High, q., 1963. Equipment, appn, 2117. Staggering of School Holidays, q., 1966. Evening Colleges, oppn, 2122; q., 3539. Sturt Electorate, loan appn, 2617. Expenditure on Country Primary, q., 4612. Subnormal Children, appn, 2120. Fassifern, appn, 2059. Supplies, appn, 1474, 2103. Foreign Language Classes, address, 67; appn, Sutherland North, address, 175; petition, 2111. 468. Fort Street Boys' High, q., 3206, 3329. Sydney Technical College, loan appn, 2598. Gateshead High, g., 1961. Taxation Allowances, appn, 1914. Girraween High, g., 471, 698. Wallerawang, g., 116. Goulburn Technical College, g., 3912. Woronora Electorate, q., 4611. Grades, q., 1746. Grants, q., 318. Sewerage: Hamilton South, g., 1855, 2079. Allocations, loan appn, 2359. Jannali, address, 175. Campbelltown, loan appn, 2624. Katoomba North, q., 1034. Commonwealth Funds, appn, 2058. Volumes 111-116

Sewerage (continued): Sport and Sporting Organizations: Country Areas, rrddress, 275. Allocation, appn, 1782, 1983. Effluent, g., 354. Commonwealth Ministry, g., 1229. Extensions, petition, 3440. Finance, appn, 1927, 1991. Finance, g., 1862. Government Aid, appn, 1990. Gosford, g., 968; pers. expl., 980. Government Interest, appn, 1984. Kanahooka, g., 355; appn, 2154. Homebush Bay, g., 802; appn, 2049. Lake Illawarra, appn, 2154. Indoor Complexes, appn, 1984. Lake Macquarie, appn, 2062. Play Centres, Country Areas, appn, 1990. Metropolitan Water Board, appn, 2062. Regional Offices, address, 410. Mount Druitt, address, 58. Sport and Recreation Service, address, 339; Oak Flats, g., 1010, 2174. loan appn, 2364; q., 3074. Outfalls, appn, 2053, 2063. Use of Homebush Markets for Sporting Events, g., 2003. Rates, g., 1843, 5192. Schemes Under Construction, address, 405. Services, address, 309; loan appn, 2621. Statute Revision: Trade Waste Levy, g., 3818. Annual Holidays Act, g., 147, 357. Wollongong, appn, 2062. Annual Holidays (Amendment) Bill, g., Works, loan appn, 2590. 2178. Woronora Electorate, address, 177. Auctioneers and Agents Act, g., 3692, 4066. Child Welfare Act, q., 5085. Shipping: Growth Centres (Development Corporation) Act, appn, 2153. Newcastle, address, 224. Industrial Legislation, address, 214. Use of Ports, appn, 2052. Landlord and Tenant Act, g., 1153. Law Reform, address, 27. Social and Weware Services: Local Government Act, address, 481. Adoptions, q., 149, 246, 303, 304, 305, 323, Workers' Compensation Act, g., 92, 172. 1107, 1535, 3137, 3405. Allowances, appn, 1475. Battered Babies, g., 1226, 1303. Canadian Bureau of Information for Superannuation and Retirement Funds (See Women, address, 307. also "Social and Welfare Services"): Child Care, g., 169, 1850; pers. expl., 1908. Adjustments, appn, 1475. Child Welfare Allocations, loan appn, 2359. Local Government and Other Authorities Childrens Shelter, Unanderra, q., 3491. (Superannuation) Act, petition, 2271. Cruelty to Children, g., 1108. Local Government Scheme, appn, 2085; Family Assistance, g., 3445. 4206. Family Planning Clinic, Port Kembla, g., Railway, g., 4764. 3689. Foster Parents, g., 3279, 4065. State Fund: Grants, appn, 1475. Funds, loan appn, 2622. Investments, g., 382. Improvements by Government, address, 307. Loans, g., 1221. Information Bureau, address, 307. Pension Units, q., 957. Rate Rebates, appn, 2058. War Widows' Concessions, q., 357. Superannuation Act, petition, 2999, 3320. Women's Advisory Board, g., 4197. Teachers, petition, 2565, 3198, 3534. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Teachers and Teachers Colleges (See also "Education", "Schools", "Universi- Tds: ties"): Australian Government Policy, address, 236. Accommodation, q., 4613. Effects on Industry, address, 463. Aides, g., 960. Ancillary Staff, appn, 1914, 2125. Award, g., 5134, 5135. Taxation (See also "Commonwealth-State Relations", "Finance and Invest- Bond Defaulters, g., 4850. ment",): Catholic Teaching Colleges, appn, 2124. Australian Government Policy, address, 485, Charges Against Teachers, g., 3813, 4093. 494. Development, appn, 2101. Business Franchise Licences (Petroleum) Effort, appn, 2109,2117. Act, petition, 2565, 2683, 2791, 2792, 2877, 2878, 2879, 2998, 2999, 3000, 3099, 3197, Employment, g., 475. 3198, 3199, 3320, 3439, 3533, 3534, g., Federation, g., 2008. 3810, 3919. Housing, address, 274; appn, 2098; loan Business Franchise Licences (Petroleum) appn, 2608. Bill, petition, 1664, 1665, 1737, 1738, 1739, 1804, 1805, 1892, 1893, 1959, 2000, 2069; In-service Courses, appn, 2102. g., 2072; petition, 2200, 2312, 2564, 3198. Married Women, g., 4263. Company, appn, 1910. Music, g., 3535; pers. expl., 3545. Concession on Farm Machinery, address, Oversea Recruitment, q., 1844; appn, 2101. 160. Pre-school, g., 794. Death Duties, address, 308, 317, 454; g., Primary, appn, 2115. 652; appn, 1914; g., 4041. Professionalism, appn, 2118. Deductions: Donations to Charities, g., 3099. Remedial, address, 59; g., 3204, 3327, 3329, 4038. Education Expenses, g., 1150; appn, 2108. Resignations, q., 1302. Effects, address, 451. Salaries, g., 649. Glebe and Other Properties (Special Provi sions) Act, g., 3812. Scholarships, g., 385; appn, 2101, 2114. Income, appn, 1776, 1821. Shortage at Bankstown. address. 520. Increases, address, 344. Specialist, appn, 2116. Land, q., 3206, 3713, 4198, 4530, 5092. Staff, appn, 1474, 2101, 2107. Land Tax Office, q., 3683. Strike, g., 973, 5193. Payroll, appn, 1471; g., 4088, 4393. Trainees, g., 241; address, 298; petition, 1032; appn, 1474. Petrol, appn, 1776, 1817; q., 4355. Transfers, g., 2694. Poker Machines, appn, 1819, 1926, 1928. Unemployed, q., 3715. Probate on Matrimonial Home, address, 308. Racing, appn, 1818. Road Co-ordination, address, 163. Tenancies: Stamp Duty, appn, 1472, 1777, 1919; g., Eviction Cases, g., 2269, 2270. 3495, 3916, 5194. Pair Rents Legislation, address, 197. Stamp Duties Act, g., 3713, 4770. Government Expenditure, loan appn, 2623. State, appn, 1790, 1824, 1835. Pensioner Tenants, g., 4936.

Taxicabs and Nire Cars: Textile anal Clothing Industries: Illuminated Signs, g., 2572. Prices in Hong Kong, address, 107. Volumes 111-116

Timber: , Town and Country Planning (continued): Clarence Electorate, address, 142. Northgate Centre Development, adj., 3450. Logging Operations at Mount Werong, g., Planning and Environment Commission, ad- 4061, 4608. dress, 27, 72; appn, 2154. Woodchip Industry, address, 143; g., 1011, Randwick Scheme, address, 345, 500. 1965, 2268, 2631, 2632, 3914. Randwick Zoning, g., 1382, 1516, 1517. Residential Subdivisions, adj., 2169. Totalizator Agency Board: Rezoning Sydney Harbour Waterfront Land, Payments to Clubs, address, 465. appn, 2056. Profits, g., 694. Service Corridors, address, 51; loan appn, 2603. Revenue, appn, 1472, 1984. State Planning Authority Land, Campbell- town Electorate, g., 954. Tourist Activities: Sydney, address, 637. Angourie Tourist Development, g., 1530. Sydney Cove Redevelopment Authority, Burrendong Electorate, address, 275. appn, 2161. Burrinjuck Electorate, address, 8 1. The Rocks Development, g., 1032. Department of Tourism, Rent, g., 4351. West Rocks, g., 91. Hawkesbury District Tourist Association, Wollondilly Electorate, g., 2267. appn, 1993. Woolloomooloo, appn, 2159. Jenolan, Abercrombie and Wombeyan Caves, Zoning, address, 345. appn, 1993; loan appn, 2364. Macquarie Country Regional Tourist Asso ciation, appn, 1992. Opera House: Tourist Attraction, appn, Trade: 1993. Export, address, 157. Public Relations, appn, 1992. Pipe Sealing Rings, g., 2531. Regional Organizations, appn, 1992. Retail Practices, urgency, 698. Town and Country Planning (See also "De- centralization and Development"): Albury-Wodonga, g., 401 1. Trades and Trade Unions (See also "Indus- Bathurst-Orange, loan appn, 2362. trial Relations", "Wages and Salaries"): Campbelltown Industrial Zone Environ- Accountability, address, 26. mental Impact Study, g., 3138. Achievements, address, 621. Canberra Environs, adj., 4477. Australian Ballot Campaign, g., 800; pers. Changes in Land Use, g., 117, 1305. expl., 805. City of Sydney Development, g., 20. Communist Influence, address, 131, 141, 189, 192. Community Protection, address, 72. Control of Union Officials, address, 312. Environment Planning, appn, 2158. Dum, Mr R., g., 3491. Funds, appn, 2084. Executive Positions, g., 2001. Gosford-Wyong, appn, 2152. Mundey, Mr Jack, address, 234, 635. Government Programme, loan appn, 2596. Militant Leaders, address, 131. Greenacre, adj., 4257. Neo-fascism, g., 2316. Growth Centres, g., 1807; appn, 2151. Regulation, g., 3 18. Land Acquisitions, loan appn, 2360; adj., 503 6. Secret Ballots, address, 131, 214. Nob Hill Subdivision, g., 2267. / Strikes, address, 534, 545. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Trades and Trade Unions (continued): Transport, Finance and Policy (continued): Unions: Services, g., 4145. Activities, address, 635. Sydney Area Transportation Study, address, Amalgamations, address, 312. 279, 280; m., 3820. Attitudes, address, 637. Trac Authority, g., 4317. Membership, address, 548, 549. Travel Passes for Blind Persons, g., 3486. Officials, address, 232. Wage Claims, address, 234, 376, 404, 454, Tunnels: 545. Worker Participation and Workers' Control, Railway Square, g., 2568. address, 351. Sydney Harbour, g., 4264, 4265,453 1.

Transport, Finance and Policy (See also "Omnibus Services", "Railways", "Roads", "Taxi Cabs"): Universities (See also "Education", "Schools"): Allocation, Iwn appn, 2360. Charges Against Students, g., 248. Alternative Means of Crossing Sydney Har- bour, address, 281. College Principals, Salaries, g., 1010. Australian Government Grants, loan appn, Commonwealth Grants, appn, 1789. 2716. Finance, appn, 2122. Commonwealth Intrusion, appn, 1822. Government Savings, appn, 2104. Deficit, appn, 1476. New England, Residential Schools, g., 1801. Department of Motor Transport, Resig- Representative of the Legislative Assembly nations, g., 3758. on the Council of the University of Wollon- Expenditure in Campbelltown Electorate, g., gong, m., 4481, 5093. 3757. University Colleges, appn, 2 111. Fare Concessions: University of New South Wales, g., 1037. Pensioners, crppn, 1819. Royal Far West Children's Health Scheme, University of Sydney, g., 1567; appn, 2123. g., 1591. University of Sydney Colleges, appn, 2109. War Widows, g., 593; appn, 1817. : Wollongong, address, 204. Fare Evasion, g., 4260. Fares and Freights, urgency, 756; appn, 1471, 1777, 1818; g., 4145, 4934. V Government Policy, address, 150. Government Record, appn, 1916. Valuation of Land and Valuer-General: Husbanding Resources, address, 90. Land Values, g., 1112, 1383; appn, 2086. Industry Award, g., 1239. Rent of Premises, g., 3488. Public Transport, address, 240, 375. Valuation of Land Act, g., 3007. Public Transport Commission, g., 46; address, 163; g., 1801; urgency, 2886; g., 3988, 4394, 5128. Railways, loan appn, 2604, 2621. Remodelling of Manly Wharf, address, 282. Wages and Salaries (See also "Industrial Report on Public Transport Commission, Relations", "Trades and Trade appn, 2163. Unions"): Retirement of Transport Commission Em- ployees, g.. 1155. Abattoir Workers, appn, 1913. Sackings, appn, 18 18. Control, address, 133. School Sporting and Cultural Excursions, q., Increases, address, 608; appn, 1469, 1476, 4036. 1785, 1834; loan appn, 2596. Volumes 111-116

Wages and Salaries (continued): Wool: Quarterly Adjustments, address, 621. Australian Wool Corporation, address, 70, 97, 98. State Departments, appn, 1913. Decline, address, 129. Wage Restraint, address, 371. Exports, address, 425. Water (See also "Conservation"): rndustrial Relations, address, 549. Marketing, address, 107. Board Finances, loan appn, 2589. Conservation, appn, 1922. Sales in July, address, 107. Conservation and Irrigation Programmes, loan appn, 2363. Workers' Compensation: Cooks and Georges Rivers, g., 1530. Damage to Civilian Property, appn, 1924. Country Water and Sewerage Schemes, g., Improvements, g., 4852. 3691. Industrial Accident Statistics, address., 3- 11. -- Dam Construction, address, 273, 405. Northumberland Insurance Company Lim- Dam on Peel River, g., 359. ited, g., 1870, 2179; d., 2197; g., Deaths on Waterways, g., 1012. 2271. Drainage at Granville, address, 399. Payments, address, 408; g., 1508; urgency, 2411. Environment Impact Studies, appn, 1922. Rates, g., 2272, 2312, 2575, 3201. Farm Supply Subsidy Scheme, g., 754. Volunteer Firefighters, q., 3693. Imgation Charges, adj., 2758; urgency, 3007; q., 3140, 3280, 3915. Imgation Licences, g., 602, 1018, 1570, 3408. Working Week: Irrigation, Murray Electorate, address, 76. Effect of Shorter Hours on Economy, address, 106. Metropolitan Catchment Area, g., 2777. Thirty-five-hour, address, 215. Murray River, address, 76. Prospect Reservoir, g., 3916. Pumping Licences, adj., 1041; g., 3069, 3070, 3675. Quality Monitoring Stations, g., 2175. Rate Concessions, q., 3071. Youth and Youth Organizations: Rates, address, 420; g., 1843, 3913, 5192. Boy Scouts, appn, 1928. Resources, address, 613. Casino and District Youth Centre, g., 2318; Revenue frolm Irrigation, g., 3608. pers. expl., 2324; ad]., 2384. Scientists Employed by Sydney Water Board, Funds, g., g., 301. 2792. Review of Legislation, address, 24. Supply Schemes, loan appn, 2358. Woronora Electorate, g., 5130. Tarnworth Irrigation, address, 53. Youth and Community Services Department Town Supplies, loan appn, 2621. Sociologists, g., 2134. Water Board Land at Smithfield, q., 3690. Youth and Community Services Office for Water Board, loan appn, 2595. Charlestown, g., 4652, 4772. INDEX TO SPEECHES

7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Explanation of Abbreviations: Address, Address in Reply; adj., Motion for Adjournment; ad. rep., Adoption of Report; appn, Appropriation Bill; Com., Committee; cons. amdts, Consideration of Amendments; cons. mes., Consideration of Message; int., Introduction; loan appn, General Loan Account Appropriation Bill; m., Motion; mes., Message; min. stmt, Ministerial Statement; m.s.o., Motion for Suspension of Standing or Sessional Orders; pers. expl., Personal Explanation; p.o., Point of Order; g., Question; l~.,2R., 3R., Fist, Second, Third Reading; recom., Recommittal; recons. amdts, Reconsideration of Amendments; urgency, Motion of Urgency.

Anderson, The Hon. Kathleen: Arblaster, MC D. A. (continued): Biis: Government, Commonwealth: Policies, m., Appropriation Bill, 2a., 2531. 651, 655, 1697. Royal New South Wales Institute for Deaf Harbours: Port Congestion in Sydney, g., and Blind Children Bill, 2~.,3432. 1247. Employment and Unemployment: Hospitals: Pensioner Care, g., 554. Agencies, g., 2475. Medical Research Programmes, g., 3441. Migrant Women, g., 3693. Petrol Shortage, g., 2687. Liquefied Petroleum Gas, g., 1114. Points of Order, 191, 2236. Local Government: Blue Mountains City Council Borrowmgs, g., 3278, 3590, 3694. Strata Titles Board, g., 864. Obituaries: Taxation: Land Tax on Family Homes, q., 3713. Gardiner, The Hon. J. H., m., 15. Vickery, The Hon. E. K. E., m., 600. Trades and Trade Unions: Communist In- fluence, address, 189. Royal Far West Children's Health Scheme, Fare Concessions, g., 1591. Tunnels: Sydney Harbour, g., 4531.

I Askin, The Hon. Sir Rot(Pittwater): Arblmtster, Mr D. A. (~~):I Aborigines: Advancement, loan appn, 2359. Address in Reply: m., 186. Agriculture: Loan Fund Allocation, loan appn, 2364. Assembly Legislative: Election of Acting- Chairman of Committees, m., 4081. Aircraft and Air Services: Lord Howe Island Airstrip, loan appn, 2364. Bills: Annual Holidays (Amendment) Bill, 2R., Ambulance Services: Budget Allocation, 3110. appn, 1474. Business Franchise Licences (Petroleum) Arts and Culture: Grants, appn, 1475. Bill, 2R., 1083. Maritime Services (Further Amendment) Archives and Libraries: Subsidy Increases, Bill, 2R., 1453. appn, 1475. Coal, Conversion Plants, g., 4090. Assembly, Legislative: Christmas Felicitations, m., 3548. Commonwealth-State Relations: Centralism, Distinguished Visitors, m., 1858, 1860. address, 186. Special Adjournment, m., 3548, 3562. Fishing Industry: Select Committee, m., 3974. Betting: Gambling Casinos, g., 647. Volumes 111-116

Askin, The Hon. Sir Robert (continued): Askin, The Hon. Sir Robert (continued): Bills: Employment and Unemployment: Appropriation Bill, int., 1468; 2~.,1469. Increase in Unemployment, g., 553. Business Franchise Licences (Petroleum) New Zealand, g., 3003. Bill, inr., 920; 2R., 1067, 1097; Corn., 1171, 1172, 1175, 1178, 1179; cons. Relief of Unemployment, g., 971. amdis, 1752. Fiance and Investment: General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, int. and 2R., 2354. Government Guarantee for Rural Bank of New South Wales, g., 1801. Pay-roll Tax (Amendment) Bill, int., 919; 3R., 1067. State Government Deficit, appn, 1469. Public Service and Crown Employees Ap- Flood Mitigation, km appn, 2363. ~ealBoard (Amendment) Bill, int., 2576. Public Service (Further Amendment) Bill, Forestry Commission, Allocation, loan appn, int., 2575. 2364. Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, int.. Government: 1814; ZR., 1930. Commonwealth: Budget Provisions, rrppn, Supply Bill, int. and ZR., 850. 1470. Budget: Strategy, rrppn, 1476. State: Administration, m., 30, 31. Business and Trade Practices: J. G. Bourke and Associated Companies. Bank Overdrafts, g., 2387. g., 1040. Debts, g., 2832. Investment in Building and Development Departmental Working Capital Grants, Companies, g., 697. appn, 1475. Commonwealth-State Relations: Economic Management, appn, 1473. Control of Hospitals, loan: appn, 2357. Efficiency Review, appn, 1473. Finance, g., 379; appn, 1469; loan appn, Factors Affecting Loan Works Pro- 2354: Q., 2886. gramme, loan appn, 2365. Grants -to Historical and Conservation Fees Paid for Services Rendered, g., Groups, g., 2772. 2834. Restriction of State Programmes, g., 2692. Finances, g., 1240. State Attitudes, g., 2690. Knighthoods, g., 1567. Taxation Reimbursement Formula, g., 38; appn, 1470. Ministry Changes, 1297, 1435. OAices, g., 960. Conservation: Soil, loan appn, 2363. Oversea Tour by Premier and Trea- Courts: Building Allocations, loan appn, surer, g., 114, 173. 23 60. Referenda Advertisements, g., 555, Decentralization and Development: 1111. Capital Advance, appn, 1476. Retirement of Premier and Treasurer, Country Industries Assistance Fund, loan g., 2570, 2691. appn, 2362. Retirement of Premier and Treasurer, and the Attorney-General, m., 3548, Dental Services: United Dental Hospital, 3562. loan appn, 2357. Grain Elevators Board, Allocation, loan Economic Conditions: appn, 2364. Commonwealth Government Policies, loan appn, 2365. Handicapped Persons: Government Control Effect of Budget, appn, 1470. of Schools, appn, 1475. Effect on State Works Programme, loan appn, 2355. Harbours: Infiation, appn, 1469. Allocation, loan appn, 2362. Botany Bay Development, loan appn, Education: Allocations, appn, 1473; loan 2362. appn, 2356. Newcastle and Port Kembla, loan appn, Electricity: Allocations, loon appn, 2361. 2362. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975 Askin, The Hon. Sir Robert (continued): I Askin, The Hon. Sir Robert (continued): Health: Parliament (continued): Allocation, loan appn, 2356. of New South Wales and the Inaugura- Income and Expenditure, appn, 1474. tion of Parliamentary Institutions in Hospitals: Australia, m., 1664. Sesquicentenary of Parliamentary Gov- Allocation, loan appn, 2356. ernment in Australia: Visit by His Royal Increased Charges, appn, 1472. Highness the Prince of Wales, 1435; m., Housing: 1909. Allocation, loan appn, 2364. Use of Stationery, urgency, 1743. Commission: Building Programme, loon Police: appn, 2357. Collections for Retiring Officers, g., 118, Welfare: Funds, loan appn, 2355. 1749. Insurance: Government Insurance Office of New and Improved Accommodation Pro- New South Wales, g., 1798. grammes, loan appn, 2360. Land: Rented premises, g., 3001. Strength, appn, 1473. Changes in Use, g., 117, 1305. Property Acquisitions in Marrickville, g., Price Control, g., 641. 649. I Public Service: Reduced Growth Rate, appn, Liquor Licence Fee, Increases, appn, 1472. 1 1473. Local Government: Railways: Assistance, appn, 1475. Building and Machinery Replacement, Pensioner Rate Subsidies, appn, 1475. loan appn, 2361. Commonwealth Control, appn, 1476. Lotteries: Eastern Suburbs, loan appn, 2361. Expansion, appn, 1472. Electrification and New Lines, loan appn, Sales in Parramatta, g., 1152, 196.9. 2361. Mining: Royalties, g., 246; appn, 1472. Rolling Stock, loan appn, 2360. Noxious Weeds: Control Grants, appn, 1475. Reserves: I Coastal Districts, loan appn, 2360. Obituaries: Arthur, J. G. A., Esq., a Former Minister Development and Additions, loan appn, of the Crown, in., 32. 2364. Her Excellency Lady Kerr, Wife of the Roads and Road Safety: Governor-General of the Common- Allocations, appn, 1475; loan appn, 2363. wealth of Australia, m., 795. Commonwealth-State Relations, loan His Royal Highness the Duke of Glouces- appn, 2362. ter, m., 32. Road Grants Bill, urgency, 557. Robson, Lieutenant-Colonel E. M., C.B.E., D.S.O., B.A., LL.B., a Former Member Royal Commission, Allegations of Organized of the Legislative Assembly, m., 638. Crime in Clubs, g., 959. Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Oil Industry and Petrol: Assistance to Private Schools, appn, 1474. Franchise Licences, appn, 1471. Pipeline between Rosehill and Botany Bay, Supplies, appn, 1474. g., 975. Sewerage: Construction Allocations, loan appn, 2359. Omnibus Services: Improvement Programme, loan appn, 2361. Social and Welfare Services: I Allowance Increases, appn, 1475. Opera House: Contribution to Running Child Welfare Allocations, loan appn, Costs, appn, 1475. 2359. Parliament: Grants, appn, 1475. Meeting of Both Houses of the New South Wales Parliament to Receive Message Sport and Recreation Centres, loan appn, from Her Majesty The Queen Commem- 2364. orating the 150th Anniversary of the I Superannuation and Retirement Funds: Ad- First Meeting of the Legislative Council I justments, appn, 1475. Volumes 111-116

Askin, The Hon. Sir Robert (continued): Bannon, Mr B. J. (continued): Taxation: Liquor: Spirit Merchants and Wine Licences, Business Franchise Licences (Petroleum) g., 1568. Act, g., 2072. Lotteries: Sizes, g., 3205. Death Duties, g., 642. Motor Vehicles: Prices Painted on Wind- Donations to Charity, g., 3099. screens, q., 970, 1158. Payroll, appn, 1471. Points of Order, 647, 805, 1669, 1990. Poker Machine, appn, 1472. Roads and Road Safety: Driving Regula- Stamp Duty Increases, appn, 1472. tions, g., 4533. Teachers and Teachers' Colleges: Staff Increases, appn, 1474. Barnier, Mr G. A. (Blacktown): Trainee Allowances, appn, 1474. Totalizator Agency Board: Business and Trade Practices: Tulloch Limi- ted, q., 2044, 2422. Profits, g., 694. Revenue Deductions, appn, 1472. Government Railways (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 1764. Tourist Activities: Improvements at Jenolan, Health: Leichhardt Women's Community Abercrombie and Wombeyan Caves, loan Centre, g., 472. appn, 2364. Hospital: Westmead, g., 2882. Town and Country Planning: Industry, Secondary: Tulloch Limited, g., Land Acquishitions, loan appn, 2360. 2004. Bathurst-Orange Growth Centre, loan appn, 2362. Railways Rolling Stock, g., 4091. Transport, Finance and Policy: Transport Finance and Policy: Fare and Freight Increases, g., 4934. Deficit, appn, 1476; g., 1801. Retirement of Employees, g., 1155. Fare and Freight Increases, appn, 1471. Loan Allocations, loan appn, 2360. Wages and Salaries: Barraclough, Mr L. J. F. (Bligh): Effect of Increases, appn, 1469. Address in Reply: m., 198. Provision for Increases, appn, 1476. Arts and Culture: Water: Art Gallery for Wollongong, g., 4317. Conservation and Irrigation Programmes, Grants, g., 4314. loan appn, 2363. Orchestral Concerts, q., 4316. Supply Schemes, loan appn, 2358. Bills: Appropriation Bill, Com., 2041, 2054, 2158. Bannon, Mr B. J. (Rockdale): Government Railways (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 2260. Address in Reply: m., 284. Library (Amendment) Bill, int., 4787; ZR., Aircraft and Air Services: Second Inter- 5002, 5009; Com., 5011, 5012, 5013, national Airport for New South Wales, 5014; cons. amdts, 5196. address, 287. Maritime Services (Further Amendment) Bill, ZR., 1456. Builders, Building and Building Materials: City Office Blocks, address, 284. Ombudsman Bill, Znt., 669; ZR., 1265. Racing (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 3361. Courts and Legal Procedure: Inquest Delays, Building Industry: g., 3819. Collapse of Building Industry, q., 2312. Government: Demolitions, appn, 2160. State: Child Care, g., 1850. Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier, p.o., 3716. Clubs: Voting in Registered Clubs, g., 761. Referenda Advertisements, q., 555, Crime and Criminals: Increase and Effect, 1111; adj., 1994; p.o., 1996. address, 198. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Barraclough, Mr L. J. P. (continued): Bedford, Mr E. L., B.A. (continued): Gambling: Betting Systems, q., 4532. Bills (continued): Government, State: Ministry of Sport and Justices (Amendment) Bill, Corn., 2375. Recreation, q., 38 13. Ombudsman Bill, Corn., 1348, 1349. Harbours: Commonwealth-State Relations: Finance, Sydney: appn, 1836. Navigation Problems, appn, 2054. Economic Conditions: Port Congestion, appn, 2054. Effect of Budget, appn, 1840. Housing: Loans, q., 3207. Inflation, appn, 1835. Inflation, address, 200. Education: Olympic Games: Commonwealth Assistance, appn, 1838. Sydney, 1988, appn, 2041. Liverpool, Special Facilities, q., 2766. Venue, q., 4203. Sex Education for State Wards, q., 2449. Points of Order, 426, 427, 646, 1187, 1463, Fires and Fire Fighting: Whiskey Au-GO-GO 1851, 2696, 3483. and Boneparte Theatre Restaurant, q., 4088. Police Protection, address, 201. Government, Commonwealth: Labor Party and Opposition Policies, appn, 1836. Pollution: Storm Water and Sewage, appn, 2055. Landlord and Tenant Act, Revision, g., 1153. Sydney Harbour, appn, 2056. Land Prices, appn, 1839. Reserves: Points of Order, 119, 1821. Annual Entry Permits, q., 3325. Sexual Deviations, Allegations in Fairfield, Historic Trail for Sydney, q., 4089. adj., 1955. Sydney Harbour National Park, appn, Social and Welfare Services: 2041. 2056. Adoptions, q., 323, 1535, 3137, 3405. Social and Welfare Services: Child Care, Child Care, pers. expl., 1908. g., 169. Family Assistance, q., 3445. Sport and Sporting Organizations: Bicycle Taxation: State, appn, 1835. Paths, g., 3720. Town and Country Planning: Land Acquisi- Taxation: Donations to Charities, g., 3099. tions, adj., 5036. Town and Country Planning: Water Board Land at Smithfield, g., 3690. Environment Planning, oppn, 2158. Rezoning Sydney Harbour Waterfront Land, appn, 2056. Sydney Cove Redevelopment Authority, Booth, Mr K. J. (Wallsend): appn, 2161. Address in Reply: rn., 293. Woolloomooloo, appn, 2159. Arthur, J. G. A., Esq., a Former Minister Transport, Finance and Policy: School of the Crown, Death, rn., 34. Sporting and Cultural Excursions, q., 4036. Bills: University of New South Wales, Disfigure- ment of Buildings, q., 1037. Appropriation Bill, Corn., 2113. Colleges of Advance Education Bill, int., 3936; ZR., 4250; Corn., 4600, 4601. Government Railways (Amendment) Bill, Bedford, MC E. L., B.A. (Fairfield): 2R., 2258. Royal New South Wales Institute for Deaf Bills: and Blind Children Bill, int., 2710; ZR., Appropriation Bill, ZR., 1835. 3272. Auctioneers and Agents (Amendment) Teacher Housing Authority Bill, int., 3116; Bill, int., 443 1; ZR., 4967. 2R., 3572. Indecent Articles and Classified Publica- Teaching Service (Amendment) Bill, int., tions Bill, int., 4325; ZR., 4570; Corn. 4660; ZR., 4802. 4665,4674, 4675,4676, 4677, 4678, 4679, Technical and Further Education Bill, int., 4681; cons; arndts, 5121. 896; ZR., 1484; corn., 1501, 1502, 1503. Volumes 111-116

Booth, Mr K. J. (continued): Bowen, The Hon. F. W., O.B.E. (continued): Education: I Class Sues, address, 296. Her Excellency Lady Kerr, Wife of the Class Sizes and Specialist Teachers, appn, Governor-General of the Commonwealth 2116. of Australia, Death, m., 1015. Coaching Colleges, g., 2694, 3208; m., Inflation, dress, 606. 810; P.o., 817. Community Involvement, address, 293. Industrial Relations: Printing of Awards, g., Discipline, appn., 2115. 4356. Government Policies, address, 293; appn, Industry, Primary: Hen Quotas, g., 4484. 2113. Handicapped Children, appn, 2117. Parliament: Isolated Children, appn, 2116. Senate Vacancy, rn., 3776. Work Experience Programmes, g., 5190. Sesquicentennial Celebrations, g., 1018. Roads and Road Safety: Motorway No. 23, Point of Order, 630. g., 2137. Public Service and Statutory Offices: Schools: Bathurst Demonstration, g., 3320. Appointments, address, 606. Teachers and Teachers Colleges: Statute Revision: Charges Against Teachers, g., 3813. Annual Holidays Act, g., 147, 357. Charges Against Mr T. Murphy, g., 4093. Annual Holidays (Amendment) Bill, g., Primary, appn, 2115. 2178. Scholarships, g., 385; appn, 2114. Wages and Salaries: Increases, address, 608. Training and Allowances, address, 298. Universities: Boyd, Mr J. C. (Byron): University of Sydney: Economics Faculty, q., 1567. Aborigines: Housing Loans, g., 3326. ~e~resentativeof the Legislative Assembly Address in Reply: in., 251. on the Council of the University of Wollongong, m,,5093. Avocados, Disease, g., 5192. Beaches: New Brighton, Erosion, g., 1298. Bowen, The Hon. F. W., O.B.E.: l Bills: Address in Reply: m., 606. Business Franchise Licences (Petroleum) Bill, Corn., 1195. Bills: Annual Holidays (Amendment) Bill, 2R., Workers' Compensation (Amendment) 3435; Corn., 3436. Bill, ZR., 5027. Building and Construction Industry Long, Cattle, Sheep and Livestock: Service Payments Bill, 2~.,3193. Aid to Cattle Producers, g., 3815, 4654. Dental Technicians Registration Bill, Corn., Cattle Prices, g., 2799. 4170. Factories, Shops and Industries (Amend- Commonwealth-State Relations: Roads, g., ment) Bill, Corn., 4493. 243. Housing Agreement Bill, 2~.,3306. Drugs: Housing (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3875. Heroin, g., 4201. Statutory Salaries Adjustment Bill, Corn., Traffic, g., 4420. 5146. Employment and Unemployment: Regional Technical and Further Education Bill, 2R., Employment Development Scheme, g., 1881. 1534. Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 5163; Corn., 5168. Fishing Industry: Red Spotted Whiting, g., 2568. Council, Legislative: Select Committee, rn., 3977. Business of the House, m., 5143. Dissent from Ruling of the President, rn., Government: State Debts, g., 2832. 5137. Industry, Primary : Commonwealth Policies, S~eecbby The President, address, 606. address, 2.51. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Boyd, Mr J. C. (continued): Brewer, Mr R. A. St C. (continued): Meat Industry: Sales of Beef to Russia, g., Bills (continued): 3100. Government Railways (Amendment) Bill, Railways: Gold Coast Motor Rail Express, ZR., 1768; p.O., 2250. g., 871. Meat Industry Authority (Amendment) Youth Centre, Casino and District, g., 2318. Bill, p.o., 5000; ZR., 5001. Stock (chemical Residues) Bill, 2R., 4993. Education: Regional Directorate for Goul- burn, g., 2794. Brereton, Mr L. J. (HefFron): Fishing Industry: Select Committee, m., Address in Reply, m., 181. 3967. Agent-General and Agencies Abroad: Main- Flood Relief, g., 969. tenance, appn, 1826. Government, Commonwealth: Record, ad- Bills: dress, 209. Appropriation Bill, 2R., 1824. Goulburn Technical College, g., 39 12. Bread (Amendment) Bill, 2~.,687. Meat Industry: Beef, adj., 2265. Factories, Shops and Industries (Amend- Points or Order, 1242, 1771, 3008, 3217. ment) Bill, 2~.,4331; Corn., 4340, 4343, 4344,4345; Cons. amdts, 5118. Railways: Curtailment of Service, g., 762. Co-operative Building Societies, address, 183. Improvement, address, 211. Education Expenditure, appn, 1825. Workshops, adj., 2948. Health: Manufacture of Bex APC Powders Roads and Road Safety: and Tablets, g., 1427, 2321. Flood Damage, g., 1305. Hospitals: Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, g., Hum@Highway, address, 210. 2569, 3450. Trunk Roads 51 and 54, g., 3103. Housing Finance, address, 183. Trunk Road 51, g., 4041. Inflation, appn, 1825. Valuations and Valuer-General: Land Valu- Local Government: Rezoning in Botany ation~,appn, 2086. Municipality, pers. expl., 1248. Parliament: Financial Information for Mem- bers, appn, 1827. Brooks, Mr M. H. (Gosford): Police Strength, appn, 1826. Hospitals: Federal Government Proposals, g., 2070. Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Re- frigerators, g., 963. Roads and Road Safety: Taxation: Advanced Driver Training Suhools, g., 5085. Poker Machines, appn, 1826. National Funds, g., 3004. State, appn, 1824. Road Toll, g., 3913. School Holidays: Staggering, g., 1966.

Brewer, Mr R. A. St C. (Goulburn): Brown, Mr J. H. (Raleigh): Address in Reply, m., 208. Address in Reply: m., 348. Agriculture: South Australian Potatoes, g., 4937. Australian Labor Party, address, 348. Superphosphate, g., 1036. Books, Newspapers and Publications: Porno- graphy, address, 353. Bills : Business and Trade Practices: J. G. Bourke Appropriation Bill, Com., 2086. and Associated Companies, g., 866. Business Franchise Licences (Petroleum) Bill, 2R., 1089. Economic Conditions: Inflation, address, 350. Dental Technicians Registration Bill, ZR., Fish Industry and Fishing: Inspectors, g., 3231. 3717. Volumes 111-116

Brown, Mr J. H. (continued): Bryon-Faes, The Hon. R. A. A. F., de, K.C.H.S., M.A., M.Sf., Ph.D. (Tern- Government, Commonwealth: Record, address, 349. ple, Pa): Council, Legislative: Accoustics in Chamber, Housing Agreement Bill, int., 3219; ZR., g., 4693. 3225. Foster Parents, q., 3279, 4065. Housing Finance, g., 2572, 4036. Industry, Primary: Commonwealth Govern- ment Policies, address, 352. Cahill, The Hon. C. J.: Local Government: Federal Aid, g., 3442. Address in Reply: m., 228. Bills: Point of Order, 1438. Dental Technicians Registration Bill, ZR., Railways: 4012; Corn., 4168,4169. Curtailment of Services, g., 384, 476. Gaming and Betting (Poker Machines) North Coast Daylight Express, g., 3536. Amendment Bill, 2R., 3156. Liquor (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4861. Roads and Road Safety: Racing (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 3419. Commonwealth Government Finance, Split Rock Dam Bill, ZR., 1124. address, 350. Speed Limit Near Warrell Creek Public Daylight Saving: Disadvantages, address, School, g., 41, 120. 228. Gardiner, The Hon. J. H., M.L.C., Death, Terminating Building Societies, g., 1962. rn., 15. Trades and Trade Unions: Worker Partici- Immigration: Curtis, Neville, g., 1515. pation and Workers' Control, address, 351. Local Government Rates, g., 358, 1115. Valuation of Land and Valuer-General, g., 1112, 1383.

Brnxner, The Hon. J. C. (Tenterfield): Cahii, The Hon James E.: Building Contracts, adj., 5124. Dam on Peel River, g., 359. Decentralization and Development: Prices: Industries, g., 1154. Food, g., 449, 1385. Kryger's Nursery, Gundagai, g., 5223. Groceries, g., 4355. Land at Bathurst, g., 972. Railways: Regional Advisory Councils, g., 2268. Fettlers: Safety, g., 2476. Economic Conditions: Rural, g., 3205. Glen Innes Mail, g., 3407, 3695. Stock Diseases (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 2959. Employment and Unemployment: Transport: Fares and Services, g., 4145. Albury-Wodonga, g., 17 1. Lithgow, adj., 953. Industry, Secondary, Woodchip, g., 2268. Cahill, Mr T. J. (Marrickme): Land and Land Settlement, Seal Rocks, Bills: 2268. Clean Air (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 3025; Local Government Elections, g., 112. Corn.. 3039. Maritime Services (Further Amendment) Petrol Shortage at Tamworth, adj., 1505. Bill, 2R., 1443. Tourist Activities: Angourie Tourist Develop- Hospitals: Public, Standard, g., 1428. ment, q., 1530. Land: Property Acquisitions in Marrickville, Town and Country Planning: g., 648, 1157. Growth Centres, Criticism by Mr P. D. Point of Order, 2011. Day, g., 1807. Schools: Fort Street Boys High, g., 3206, Wollondily Electorate, g., 2267. 3329. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Calabro, The Hon. F.: Clough, Mr J. A. (Eastwood): Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2644. Abortion: Government Policy, address, 521. Local Government (Appeals) Amendment Adoptions, g., 1107. Bill, ZR., 4635. Address in Reply, m., 521. Appropriation Bill, 2~.,1782. Calcraft, The Hon. J., O.B.E.: Australian Constitution: Convention, m., Apprentices: Agricultural, g., 4853. 4773. Bills: Bridge, Overhead, Eastwood, address, 525; g., 4141. Dairy Adjustment Programme Agreement Ratification Bill, Com., 5151. Business and Trade Practices: Dairy Industry (Amendment) Bill, ZR., Commonwealth Trade Practices Act, g., 5059. 2793. Stock Diseases (Amendment) Bill, ZR., Failure of Building Companies, g., 644. 2967. Commonwealth-State Relations: Margarine and Oil Seed Industry: Quotas, Finance, address, 523; appn, 1784. g., 1518. State Interest Payments on Loans, appn., Motor Vehicles: Abandoned, g., 228. 1786. Noise Pollution: Royal Prince Alfred Hos- Co-operative Building Society Repayments, pital, g., 3864, 5135. g., 4651. Economic Conditions: Effect on State Budget, appn, 1783. Cleary, Mr M. A. (Coogee): Inflation, International and Domestic In- Address in Reply: m., 498. fluences, appn, 1784. Beaches: Shark Meshing, g., 2572. Education: Pupils at Independent Schools, Bills: address, 524. Appropriation Bill, Coin., 1985. Government: Gaming and Betting (Poker Machines) Commonwealth: Amendment Bill, 2R., 2940. I Financial Policies, appn, 1782. Crime and Ckiminals: Ministry: Premier and Treasurer, Assaults in Trains, q., 4532. Record, appn, 1783. Coogee Electorate, address, 498. Policies,m.,2010;rn.,5218;p.o.,521Y. Record, appn, 1783. Elections and Electorates: Coogee, address, 498. Retirement of Sir Robert Askin, address, 522. Health: Physical Fitness, q., 3536. State and Commonwealth Records, ad- Hospital, Prince of Wales, g., 2951. dress, 522. Life Saving: Housing: Aid to Clubs, dj.,1004. Building Society Finance, address, 525. Clubs, appn, 1985. Commission: Rent Rebates for Tenants, Clubs in Coogee Electorate, address, 501. g., 3443. Damage to Equipment, g., 243. Loans, g., 173. Omnibus Services: Coogee Electorate, ad- Industrial Relations: Strikes, address, 524. dress, 500. Point of Order, 1081. Police: Eastern Suburbs, Strength, g., 1853. Pollution: Noise, address, 525. Schools: Roads and Road Safety: Access to Pioneer Coogee Electorate, address, 501; g., 2762. Park, Marsfield, adj., 2132. Remedial Teaching in Coogee Electorate, g., 1999. Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Eastwood Electorate, address, 525. Town and Country Planning: Municipality of Randwick, address, 500. Grades, g., 1746. Marsfield Primary School, adj., 2132. Transport, Finance and Policy: School Sport- ing and Cultural Excursions, g., 4036. Sewerage: Trade Waste Levy, g., 3818. Volumes 111-116

Clough, J. A. (continued) : Coleman, Mr W. P., B.A., M.Sc. (continued) : Taxation: Deduction for Education EX- penses, q., 1150. Crime and Criminals: McNeil, Jim, g., 3203. Wages and Salaries: Effect of Increases, Credit Unions, adj., 3575. appn, 1785. Feny Services, adj., 1272. Government, Commonwealth: Coates, Mr H. G. (Blue Mountains): National Compensation Bill, urgency, Betting Systems, q., 4532. 2202; m., 2203; 2228. Bills: Senate Vacancy, q., 5082. Local Government (Rating) Amendment Historical and Conservation Groups, Grants, Bill. ini., 3331; 2R., 3466; Corn., 3473. q., 2772. Technical and Further Education Bill, Housing: Corn., 1503. Mutual Home Loans Funds, address, 179. Employment and Unemployment: Lithgow, Wilcannia, q., 3446. adj., 951. Prisoners, Treatment, q., 1299. Government, State: Ministry: Retirement of Points of Order, 248, 868, 1187, 2136, 2316, the Premier and Treasurer, and the At- 3535. torney-General, m., 3559. Radio Broadcasting and Television: "With Local Government Superannuation Scheme, Margaret Whitlam", q., 1529. q., 4206. Teachers and Teachers Colleges: Music, Oil Industry: Production of Oil from Coal, pers. expl., 3545. g., 2317. Trades and Trade Unions: Australian Ballot Point of Order, 1744. Campaign, q., 800. Railways: Inter-urban Carriages, g., 3444. Connellan, The Hon. L. P.: Lithgow Employees, q., 1744. Address in Reply, m., 533. Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Beef Exports, address, 536. Blue Mountains Schools, q., 2882. Bills: Katoomba North Public School, q., 1034. Appropriation Bill, ZR., 2534. Wallerawang, g., 116. Local Government (Amendment) Bill, 2~., 4382. Coleman, Mr W. P,, B.A., M.Sc.(Econ.) Local Government (Rating) Amendment Bill, 2~.,3501. (Fuller): Western Lands (Amendment) Bill, g., Aborigines, Offences, g., 321. 3286. Address in Reply, rn., 178. Wheat Quotas Bill, 2R., 4621. Arts and Culture: Proposed Cultural Activi- Flood Damage at Balranald, q., 1514. ties Ministerial Council, q., 2136. Industry, Primary: Organizations, address, 534. Bills: Indecent Articles and Classsed Publica- Inflation, address, 536. tions Bill, ZR., 4586. Local Government: Finance, address, 542. National Parks and Wildlife Bill, ZR., 839. Markets, Farm Produce: Organization, Ombudsman Bill, Com., 1346. address, 536. Privacy Committee Bill, 2R., 3836. Meat Industry: Marketing, g., 2956. Public Transport Commission and Sydney Motor Vehicles: Manufacturing Standards, Harbour Transport (Amendment) Bill, address, 534. 2R., 2740. Point of Order, 3701. Courts and Legal Procedure: Roads and Road Safety: Commonwealth Aid High Court, Appointment of Judges, Roads Funds, address, 538. urgency, 3615; m.s.o., 3620; m., 3620, 3641. Trade Unions: Strikes, address, 534. Security and Intelligence Service Inquiry, Vickery, The Hon. E. K. E., M.L.C., Death, q., 468. m. 600. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Cowan, Mr D. B. (Oxley): Cox, Mr P. F. (Aaburn): Address in Reply, m., 481. Address in Reply, m., 276. Agriculture: Assembly, Legislative: Precedence of Busi- Economic Conditions. address. 484. ness, m., 2423, p.o., 2424. Australian ~gricultuialCouncil, address, Bills: 484. Appropriation, Com., 2163. Animals: Forests and National Parks, g., General Loan Account Appropriation, ZR., 3719. 2715. Government Railways (Amendment) Bill, Australian Constitution: int., 666; 2R., 1755. Convention, q., 23 14. Government Railways, Transport and Elec- Powers of the States, address, 485. tricity Commission (Amendment) Bill, ini., 3653; 2~.,3962. Bills: Motor Traffic and Transport (Further Auctioneers and Agents (Amendment) Amendment) Bill, int., 1441; ZR., 1546. Bill, 2R., 4973. hblic Transport Commission and Sydney Legal Practitioners and Other Acts Harbour Transport (Amendment) Bill, (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 717. int., 2327; ZR., 2731. Commonwealth-State, Relations: Financial Crime and Criminals: g., 2886. Bally Poker Machines, address, 280. Council, Legislative: Sesquicentenary, ad- Report of Royal Commission on Organ- dress, 485. ized Crime in Clubs, address, 280. Secret Commissons, pers. expl., 1676. Economic Conditions: Employment and Unemployment: Outer Cost of Living, address, 485. Western Suburbs, address, 280; loan appn., Inflation, address, 484. 2719. Rural Industries, address, 483. Government: State Grants, loan appn., Finance and Investment: Oversea Invest- 2716. ment in Australia, address, 485. Garbage Service in Canberra, p.o., 2077, Fire: South Steyne, q., 4035. 2078. Fishing Industry, Select Committee, m., 3964, Hospitals: Planning Delays, loan appn., 3982. 2715. Goulburn By-Election, address, 482. Motor Vehicles: Motor Vehicles (Third Party Insurance) Government: American System, address, 482. Act: Disallowance of Regulation, nu., Housing Interest Rates, address, 485. 1537, 1541. Registration Charges and Licence Fees, Housing Commission: Land Development, adj., 586; p.o., 587. address, 486. Petrol Shortage, p.o., 805, 806. Industrial Unrest, address, 484. Points of Order, 245, 1105, 2078, 3619, Industry, Primary: 4761. Rural Earnings, address, 484. Railways: Fertilizer Bounty, q., 2143. Carriage of Coal, address, 277, 279. Land and Land Settlement: Royal Commis- Deficit, address, 278; appn., 2164; loan sion, address, 486. appn., 2717. Diesel Oil Supplies, g., 3325. Margarine and Oil Seed Industry: Quotas, Disallowance of By-law, m., 1043, 1051. g., 695. Eastern Suburbs, appn., 2165; loan appn., Parliament, State: Duties, address, 485. 2717. Road Funds, address, 483. Fares, address, 278; appn, 2165. Freight, address, 276. Taxation: Australian Government Policy, Government Policy, appn, 2164. address, 485. Government Railways Act, Disallowance Unemployment: Increase, q., 553. of By-Law, m., 1043, 1051. Volumes 111-116

Cox, Mr P. F. (continued): / Crabtree, Mr W. F. (continued): Railways (continued): Housing: Loan Fund Allocations, loan appn., 2717. Commonwealth Policy, p.o., 4391. Marketing, address, 279. Crisis, appn, 2095. Marketing and Planning, appn, 2164. Finance, q., 2320. Meals on Southern Aurora, appn, 2165. Land Acquisition, appn, 1918. Revenue, address, 279. Land Owned by Cambridge Credit Cor- poration Limited, g., 1854. Rolling stock, address, 276. Rural Services, appn, 2164. Points of Order, 1667, 1811, 1813, 2229, 1 2428, 2684, 3624, 5191, 5219. Services, address, 276, 279. Travelling Post Office, appn, 2165. Population: Cities, appn, 1917. I Yearly Tickets, g., 1245. Reserves: Rockdale Municipal Council, g., Roads and Road Safety: I 3203. Expressways, loan appn., 2719. Southern Expressway, appn, 1916. Roads Grants Bill, p.o., 578, 579. Stamp Duty, appn, 1919. Sport and Sporting Organizations: Use of Sydney Harbour Foreshores, appn, 19 18. Homebush Markets for Sporting Events, g., Transport: Government Record, appn, 1916. 2003. Transport, Finance and Policy: Australian Government Grants, loan Crawford, The Hon. G. R., D.C.M. (Bar- appn., 2716. won): Freeways, address, 279. Public Transport Commission, q., 46; Agriculture: appn., 2163; urgency, 2886; q., 4394. Beekeeping, adj., 3757. Sydney Area Transportation Study, Disease in Avocados, g., 5192. address, 279; in.. 3820. South Australian Potatoes, g., 4937. Superphosphate, g., 1036, 43 11. Bills: Crabtree, Mr W. F. (Kogarah): Dairy Industry (Amendment) Bill, int., 4549, 4550; ZR., 4980; 2R., 4988. Arts and Culture: Dairy Industry Authority (Amendment) Grants, p.o., 4314. Bill, int., 3652; 2R., 3950, 3954; Corn., Martin Plaza, appn, 1917. 3959. Dried Fruits (Amendment) Bill, int., Bills: 3652; 2R.. 3949. 3950. Appropriation Bill, 2R., 1914; Corn., 2095. Farre; ~&norial Research Scholarship Builders Licensing (Amendment) Bill, int., Fund (Amendment) Bill, int., 679; 2~., 4210; 2R., 4467. 1000. Housing Agreement Bill, int., 3219; p.o., Meat Industry Authority (Amendment) 3226, 2R., 3222; int., 3646; 2R., 3661. Bill, int., 4786, 4787; ZR., 4996; p.o., Liquor (Amendment) Bill, int., 4425; p.o., 4999. 4429. Stock (Chemical Residues) Bill, int., Liquor (Further Amendment) Bill, 2~., 4785; 2R., 4989, 4995. 3386. Stock Diseases (Amendment) Bill, int., Public Servant Housing Authority Bill, 2145, 2147. int., 4432; 2R., 4604. Sydney Farm Produce Market Authority Workers Compensation (Amendment) (Amendment) Bill, int., 680; ZR., 993, Bill, int., 4784. 999. Wheat Industry Stabilization Bill, int., Budget, 1974-1975: Provisions, appn, 1915. 3214, 3216; p.O., 3218; 2R., 3390, 3397. Cities and Towns: English, appn, 1918. Wheat Quotas, int., 4430; 2~.,4605. Coal Loader Botany Bay, 5086. Cattle, Sheep and Livestock: Commonwealth-State Relations: Financial Aid to Cattle Producers, g., 4654. appn, 1914. Beef Industry, adj., 2266. Co-operative Building Societies, appn, 2096. Bovine Brucellosis, g., 3676. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Crawford, The Hon. G. R., D.C.M. (con- Cutler, The Hon. Sir Charles, K.B.E., E.D. tinued) : 1 (continued): Cattle, Sheep and Livestock (continued): Air Services: Merimbula Airport, p.o., 873, 874; adj., 879. Eradication of Disease in Cattle, g., 4928. Assembly, Legislative: Election of Acting- Poly Arthritis in Pigs, g., 961. Chairman of Committees, m., 4084. Prices, g., 2138, 3799. Alligator Weed, g. 2077. Tick Control, g., 3202. Bills: Citrus Marketing, adj., 1105. Appropriation, Corn., 2083, 2088. Dairy Industry: Builders Licensing (Amendment) Bill, int., Authority Profits, g., 322. 2704, 2706; 2R., 3064; P.o., 3066. Milk Packaging, g., 1304. Clean Air (Amendment) Bill, int., 2698; Milk Supply in Murray River Area, g., 2R., 3019; COW.,3038. 1299. Clean Waters (Amendment) Bill, int., Radioactive Iodine in Sydney Milk, q., 2700; 2R., 3040; Corn., 3055, 3056. 1224. Glen Davis (Amendment) Bill, int., 661, Reconstruction Scheme, g., 381. 662; ZR., 720, 726; cons. amdts., 1331. Local Government (Amendment) Bill, int., Defoliants, g., 753. 3932; 2R., 4135, 4139. Fishing Industry: Import of Exotic Fish, g., Local ~overnmeht(Appeals) Amendment 1039. Bill, int., 3827; 2~.,4116; Com., 4236, 4239, 4242, 4243, 4244; cons. amdts., Grain Elevators Board, Employees Strike, g., 5119. 114. Local Government (Rating) Amendment Grains: Bill, int., 3330, 3333; 2~.,3456, 3467; Seed Wheat, g., 167. Corn., 3471,3473. Wheat Prices, g., 2574. Noise Control Bill, int., 4660; ZR., 4827; Corn., 4956, 4958, 4959, 4960, 4961; Housing: Slip Areas, Illawarra, adj., 4608. cons. amdts., 5120. Industry, Primary: Fertilizer Bounty, g., State Pollution Control Commission 2143. (Amendment) Bill, int., 2702; ZR., 3059. Locust Plague, g., 2689, 3322. Tourist Industry Development Bill, int., 4789, 4790. Margarine and Oil Seed Industry: Bridge: Glebe Island, g., 795. Ingredients, g., 975. Builders, Building and Building Materials: Quotas, g., 695. Builders Licensing Board, g., 2416. Meat Industry: Geoffrey Francis Bushby, adj., 862. Beef Classification, adj., 2266; g., 4035. Commonwealth-State Relations: Roads, g., Sale of Beef to Russia, g., 3 101. 243. Noxious Weeds, Nodding Thistle, adj., Elections and Electorates: 3402. Parramatta City Council Electoral Roll, Payroll Tax, g., 4088. adj., 691. Point of Order, 3538. Ferry Services: Vehicular, g., 1963, 2835, 3585. Poultry Industry: Flock Reductions, g., 168. Floods: Prices: Campbelltown Electorate, adj., 752. Cattle, g., 2138, 3799. Relief, q., 969, 1038. Eggs, q., 1223. Milk, g., 1218. Historic Areas, Buildings and Records: Wheat, g., 3538. Lyndhurst, adj., 1736. Preservation of Historic Buildings, g., 972. Roads and Road Safety: Survey of TrafJic from Vegetable Markets, g., 1303. Housing: Sport and Sporting Organizations: Use of Crown Land Subdivision, Heathcote, g., Homebush Markets for Sporting Events. a., 3862. 2003. Estate at Coffs Harbour, g., 2175. Volumes 111-116

Cutler, The Hon. Sir Charles, K.B.E., E.D. Cutler, The Hon. Sir Charles, K.B.E., E.D. (continued) : (continued) : Indecent Articles and Classified Publications Public Service and Statutory Offices: Bill, pers. expl., 5196; p.o., 5199, 5201. Air Pollution and Clean Waters Advisory Committees, g., 3685. Land and Land Settlement: Department of Tourism-Rental of Prem- Coastal Lands Protection, g., 2172. ises, g., 4351. Council Land Auctions, g., 2794. Inquiry, g., 164. Northgate Centre Development, adj. (s.o. State Pollution Control Commission Staff, 49).. . 3453. g., 3681. Property Acquisitions in Marrickville, g., Valuer-General's Department-Rent of 1157. Premises, g., 3488. Proposed Jervis Bay Steelworks, g., 2173. Water Pollution Control Branch, George Valuation of Land Act, g., 3007. Street, Sydney, q., 283 1. Railways: Macquarie Fields Station, q., 954. Legislative Council Elections, g., 321. Reserves: Camping Facilities, g., 4350. Local Government: Roads and Road Safety: Appeals Tribunal, appn, 2089. Berowra to Wahroonga Freeway, g., 1960. Assistance Fund, appn, 2083. Commonwealth Aid Roads Legislation, q., Assistance Fund Grants, g., 3489. 964. Commonwealth-States Roads Agreement, Botany Council, g., 1244; p.o., 1245; g., 4650. q., 243. Council Auction at Fifield, g., 1297. Finance, g., 44. Grants, g., 1157. Commonwealth Aid, g., 3442. Hume Highway, g., 1856, 2418, 2574. Elections, g., 242, 3818, 4649. Lakemba Electorate, q., 2833. g., Grants, 9670. Motorway No. 23, g., 2137. Rates, urgency, g., 4037, 4931. North Wollongong to Bulli Highway, B., Waste Disposal, m., 1322. 2769. Local Government Act, Disallowance of Proposed Works, Metropolitan Area, q., Ordinance, m., 808. 3683. Roads Grants Bill, p.o., 561; m., 573; Mining Royalties, g., 2321. p.o., 583. Parliament: Southern Expressway, g., 2450. Christmas Felicitations, m., 3549. State Expenditure, g., 2836. Retirement of Premier and Treasurer and Threatened Dismissals from the Depart- the Attorney-General, adj., 3549. ment of Main Roads, m., 1896. Senate Vacancy, m., 3790. Trunk Roads 51 and 54, q., 3103. Western Expressway, g., 870, 872. Points of Order, 1306, 2697, 5195, 5196. Wollongong Northern Suburbs Express- Pollution: way, adj., 1380. Air: Sewerage: Oak Flats, g., 2174. Clean Air Act, Disallowance of Regula- South Vietnam, g., 5188. tions, m., 4417. Sport and Sporting Organizations: Aid to Pollution Readings-Port Kembla, q., Surf Lifesaving Clubs, adj., 1005. 4349. Timber: Logging Operations at Mount Smoke Pollution Complaints, g., 3682. Werong, g., 4061. Disposal of Liquid Trade Waste, appn, Town and Country Planning: 2088. Campbelltown Industrial Zone, g., 3138. Recycling of Waste, g., 3447. Nob Hill Subdivision, Shellharbour, g., Waste Disposal, m., 1322. 2267. State Planning Authority: Land Pur- Water: chases, Campbelltown Electorate, g., Penalties, g., 2079, 1037. 954. Sunbeam Corporation Limited, g., 3688. The Rocks Development, g., 1032. Premier and Treasurer, Oversea Visit, q., Unemployment Relief, g., 3816. 173. Water Quality Monitoring Stations, g., 2175. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Darby, Mr E. D., B.Ec. (Manly): Davis, The Hon. Margaret (continued): Address in Reply, m., 280. Bills: Bills: Appropriation Bill, 2~.,2501. Liquor (Amendment) Bill, 2~.,4863. Dental Technicians Registration Bill, 2~., 3235. Superannuation (Further Amendment) Bill, ZR., 3312. Government Railways (Amendment) Bill, Technical and Further Education Bill, 2~., 2R., 2263. 1884. Indecent Articles and Classified Publica- Therapeutic Goods and Cosmetics tions Bill, int., 4323. (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 1235. Liquor (Amendment) Bill, int., 4427; Com., 4794. Economic Conditions: Whitlam Government, address, 316. Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Bill, int., 4783; pers. expl., 4785. Employment and Unemployment: Textile In- Public Transport Commission and Sydney dustry, g., 4614. Harbour Transport (Amendment) Bill, Finance and Investment: Improved Credit 2R., 2749. Facilities for Women, address, 317. Courts and Legal Procedure: Vigilante Government, State: Election Promises, ad- Army, pers. expl., 976; p.o., 977. dress, 317. Education: International Affairs: Palestinian Liberation Front, address, 317. Class Sizes, g., 4315. Country District Correspondence School, Medical and Paramedical Practitioners: New address, 282. Training Courses, address, 318. Decentralization, address, 282. Pollution: Waterloo Incinerator, g., 1649. School Boards, address, 282. Pornographic Publications, g., 2511. Standard, address, 283. Railways: Eastern Suburbs, address, 317. Employment: Vacancies for School Leavers, School Studies, address, 318. g., 3324. Strikes, address, 315. Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, g., 118; p.o., Taxation: Death Duties, address, 317. 119. Textile Ind., g., 3864. Ethical and Social Values, address, 284. Vickery, the Hon. E. K. E., M.L.C., Death. m., 601. Ferry Services, Manly, g., 2004. Parliamentary Stationery, Use, pers. expl., Day, Mr D. (Casino): 1747; P.o., 1748. Address in Reply, m., 508. Railway: Line from North Sydney to New- Bills: port, address, 282. Business Franchise Licences (Petroleum) Teachers: Unemployed, g., 3715. Bill, p.O., 1070; 2~.,1092; Corn., 1171, 1173, 1174, 1175, 1176, 1180, 1181, Transport: 1185, 1188, 1191, 1192, 1193, 1194, Alternative Means of Crossing Sydney 1196. Harbour, address, 281. Dairy Adjustment Programme Agreement Ferry Services, address, 281; g., 2004. Ratification Bill, int., 4950; 2~.,5101; P.o., 5106. Remodelling of Manly Wharf, address, Finances Adjustment (Amendment) Bill, 282. 2R., 4045. Sydney Area Transportation Study, ad- Indecent Articles and Classified Publica- dress, 280. tions Bill, int., 4326. Noise Control Bill, int., 4665. Unsolicited Goods and Services Bill, Corn., Davis, The Hon. Margaret: 2824; P.o., 2825. Cattle, Sheep and Livestock: Address in Reply, m., 315. Poly Arthritis in Pigs, q., 961. Attacks on Children, adj., 4196; g., 4166. Tick Control, g., 4205. Volumes 111-116

Day, Mr D. (continued) Degen, Mr R. C. (continued): Decentralization and Development: Regional Bills: Advisory Councils, g., 2268. Appropriation Bill, 2~.,1787. Ferry Services: Building and Construction Industry Long Service Payments Bill, 2R., 2899. Local Government Ferries, g., 2451. Vehicular, g., 1963, 2835, 3585. Budget, 1974-1975: Deficit, appn., 1787. Fishing Industry Committee, m., 3971. Attitude of Local Government Association Government: of New South Wales, appn, 1792. Commonwealth: Business and Trade Practices: K. F. Invest- Australian Industry Development Cor- ments Proprietary Limited, g., 4529. poration Legislation, g., 973. Commonwealth-State Relations: State Atti- Record, address, 512. tudes, appn, 1787. Industry, Primary: Education: Conditions, m., 4095. Commonwealth Assistance, appn, 1788. Rural, m., 1057. Pre-school, appn, 1791. Local Government: Elections, g., 112. Ferry Services: Reduction, appn, 1791. Mainline Corporation, address, 512. Government, Commonwealth: Record, appn, 1788. Parliament: Historic Building: Lyndhurst, appn, 1790. Joint Sitting to Elect a Senator, m,, 4007. Debates, address, 512. Housing Finance, appn, 1791. Omnibus Services: Inefficient Operation, Point of Order, 45, 120, 1042, 1566, 1808, appn, 1791. 2139, 2202, 4849. Railways Administration, appn, 1791. Railways: Services During Industrial Dis- putes, g., 1566. Roads: Expenditure, appn, 1790, 1791. Roads and Road Safety: North Western Expressway, g., 4692. Commonwealth Aid Roads Legislation, g., 964. Taxation: State, appn, 1790. Commonwealth Grants, address, 508. Universities: Commonwealth Grants, appn, Funds, p.o., 4849. 1789. Roads Grants Bill, p.o., 560. Water Rate Concessions, g., 3071. Roadworks, p.o., 2571. Westmead Hospital, appn, 1790. State Expenditure, g., 2836. State Superannuation Fund, Pension Units, g., 957. ( Dond, 3. R. A., LL.B. cane Cove): University of New England, Residential Privacy Committee Bill, ZR., 3759. Schools, g., 1802. Youth Centre, Casino and District, pers. expl., 2324; adj., 2384. Doyle, Mr K. R., B.Ec. (VaucInse): I Address in Reply, m., 217. Australian Constitution: Convention, address, 218. Degen, Mr R. C. (Balmain): Beaches: Aborigines: Commonwealth Grants, appn, Damage to Bondi, g., 3201. 1789. Nude Bathing, g., 4392. Australian Constitution: Convention, appn, Bills: 1788. Appropriation Bill, Corn., 2122. Balmain Container Terminal, g., 870, 3003. Maritime Services (Further Amendment) Bill, 2~.,1376. Balmain High School, q., 530, 2391. \ Ombudsman Bill, 2a., 1258. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Doyle, Mr K. R., B.Ec. (continued): Ducker, The Hon. J. P. (continued): Bills (continued): Elections and Electorates: Goulburn By- Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill; p.o., Election, address, 373. 1934, 1938. Finance and Investment: Legislation. Teaching Service (Amendment) Bill, 2R., address, 377. 4808; PD., 4812. Industrial Relations: Boats and Yachts: Safety Regulations, Newcastle Dockyard Dispute, q., 1518. address, 219. Power Industry, q., 4063, 4146. Commonwealth-State Relations: Federalism, Worker Panticipation, address, 374; q., address, 218. 1570. Crime and Criminals: Secret Commission, Working Conditions, address, 374. P.o., 1670. Inflation, address, 376, 377. Industrial Relations: Maritime Services Board, q., 1870. Secret Ballots, q., 1749. Parliament: Secret Ballots on Strikes, g., 383. Senate Opposition, address, 377. Strikes, address, 220. Senate Vacancy, m., 3778. Insurance: Darwin Claims, q. and p.a, 4202. Westminster System, address, 377. Palestine Liberation Organization, q., 3911. Point of Order, 3701. Reserves: Pollution: Legislation, address, 375. Sydney Harbour Foreshores, g., 1035, q., 1854. Trade Unions: Wage Claims, address, 376. Vaucluse House Kiosk, q., 2567. Transport: Public, address, 375. Robson, Lieutenant-Colonel, E. M., C.B.E., D.S.O., B.A., LL.B., a former member of the Legislative Assembly, Death, rn., 640. Duncan, The Hon. F. N.: Trades and Trade Unions: Regulation, q., Gardiner, the Hon. 3. H., M.L.C., Death, 318. m., 16. Universities Finance, appn, 2122.

Ducker, The Hon. J. P.: Duncan, Mr R. B. (Lismore): Address in Reply, m., 372. Address in Reply, in., 402. Annual, Long Service and Sick Leave: Long Australian Constitution: Viability of States, Service Leave for Building Workers, address, appn, 1911. 373. Bills: Bills: Appropriation Bill, ZR., 1910. Appropriation Bill, 2~.,2632. Dairy Adjustment Programme Agreement Dental Technicians Registration Bill, 2R., Ratification Bill, int., 4951; ZR., 5106. 4146. Ombudsman Bill, Corn., 1342. Factories, Shops and Industries (Amend- Budget 1974--1975: ment) Bill, 2R., 4486. Alternative Proposals, appn, 1912. Indecent Articles and Classified Publica- Deficit, address, 406. tions Bill, ZR., 4723. Indecent and Restricted Publications Bill, Commonwealth-State Relations: Financial, address, 322. appn, 1910, 1913. Maritime Services (Further Amendment) Dairy Industry: Bill, 2% 1636. Dairy Industry Authority Act, adj., 792. ~eachin~Service (Amendment) Bill, 2R., Office in Lismore, address, 406. 4913. Reconstruction Scheme, g., 381; adj., 1841. Business Profits, address, 375. Decentralization and Development: Council, Legislative: Country Industries and Tourist Projects, Presentation of Black Rod, m,, 1867. address, 405. Select Committee, address, 376. Survey, address, 405. Volumes 111-116

Duncan, Mr R. B. (continued): ) Duncan, Mr R. B. (continued): Dam Construction, address, 405. Trade Unions: Wage Claims, address, 404. Education: Premises for Goonellabah, ad- Unemployment, address, 403. dress, 406. Wages and Salaries: Employment and Unemployment: Abattoir Workers, appn, 1913. Department of Main Roads, appn, 1913. State Departments, appn, 1913. Rate, appn, 1912. Woodchip Industry, North Coast, g., 1965. Floods: Granville Electorate, address, 405. Durick, Mr V. P., B.A. (Lakemba): Lower Richmond District, address, 405. Government: Bills: Stamp Duties (Further Amendment) Bill, Commonwealth: int., 3213. Policies, address, 404. Record, address, 403. S~pplyBill, 2R., 852. Offices in Country Centres, address, 405. Clubs: State: Cronulla-Sutherland Leagues Club, g., 1965, 2144. Office Block for Lismore, address, 406. Voting, g., 319. Housing: Courts and Legal Procedure: Vigilante Commission Office in Lismore, address, Army, p.o., 978. 406. Country Areas, address, 405. Police: Lakemba Station, q., 2769. Industry, Primary: Public Service and Statutory Offices: Central Mapping Authority, g., 5084. Economic Conditions, address, 403. Roads and Road Safety: Lakemba Elector- Inflation, address, 403, 404; appn, 1912. ate, g., 2833. Land Tenures, g., 117. Travel Passes for Blind Persons, g., 3486. Locust Plague, g., 2689. Oil Industry and Petrol: D, Exploration, address, 403. I Einfeld, Mr S. (Waverley): Price of Petrol, address, 404. Assembly, Legislative: Roads and Road Safety: Roads Grants Bill, Presentation of Mace, rn., 1858. urgency, 556; rn., 559; p.o., 560; in., 584. l Standing Orders Committee, rn., 1813. Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Australian Constitution Convention, p.o., Building Programme, address, 405. 2315; pers. expl., 2323; p.o., 2410. Lismore College of Advanced Education, Bills: address. 406. Appropriation Bill, Corn., 1924, 1933, 2094. Multi-Purpose Centres at High Schools, Auctioneers and Agents (Amendment) q., 759. Bill, p.o., 4971; 2R., 4975. Primary Schools in Lismore, address, 406. Bread (Amendment) Bill, int., 590; p.o., Taxation Allowances, appn, 1914. 688:, 2R.., 703. Builders Licensing (Amendment) Bill, int., Sewerage: Schemes Under Construction, ad- 2705, 4211; 2R., 4475. dress, 405. Commercial Transactions (Miscellaneous Superphosphate, g., 4311. Provisions) Bill, 2~.,1712; Corn., 1719, 1721. 1723. Taxation: Gaming and Betting (Poker Machines) Company, appn, 1910. Amendment Bill, int., 2708, ZR., 2932; Death Duties, appn, 1914. l Corn., 2947. Teachers and Teachers' Colleges: Ancillary Housing Agreement Bill, int., 3220; Zn., Staff, appn, 1914. I 3227. Noise Control Bill, int., 4662; corn., 4956. Teachers Resignations, g., 1302. Ombudsman Bill, int., 668; Corn., 1338. Tick Control, g., 3202. I Pay-roll Tax (Amendment) Bill, 2~.,985. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Eifeld, Mr S. D. (continued): Erskine, The Hon. T. R., M.C. (continued) : Bills (continued): Racing (Amendment) Bill, int., 3210; ZR., Bills (continued): 3345; P.o., 3360; Corn., 3365. Finances Adjustment (Amendment) Bill, Referral Selling Bill, int., 2801; ZR., 3266. ZR., 4374. Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, int., Fruit-Growing Reconstruction Agreement 181.5; 2R., 1933. (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 1874. Unsolicited Goods and Services Bill, int., Googong Dam Catchment Area Bill, 2~., 2325; 2R., 2807; Corn., 2817, 2818, 2819, 4179. 2821, 2823, 2825, 2826. Irrigation Areas (Reduction of Rents) Wheat Industry Stabilization Bill, p.o., Bill, 2R., 2851; Corn., 2853. 3218. Irrigation (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 2861, Builders, Building and Building Materials: Noise Control Bill, ZR., 4890. Builders Licensing Board, g., 2416. Ombudsman Bill, ZR., 1602. Geoffrey Francis Bushby, adj., 860. Teacher Housing Authority Bill, ZR., 371L Crime and Criminals: Secret Commissions, Wheat Industry Stabilization Bill, 2% p.o., 1434; pers. expl., 1677. 3425. Dairy Industry: Milk Packaging, q., 1304. Citrus Juice Industry, g., 449, 531. Government: Retirement of Premier and Commonwealth-State Relations: Financial, Treasurer, g., 2570. g., 1226, 3695. Housing: Decentralization and Development: Commission, Means Test, appn, 2095. Allocation of Funds, address, 615. Glebe Trust Land in Waverley, appn, Decentralized Industry, address, 616 2095. Education, address, 615. Points of Order, 119, 801, 806, 832, 868, Health, address, 615. 1745, 1904, 2006, 268.5, 2689, 3798, 3800, Economic Conditions: 3997, 4042. Easing of Credit, address, 617. Prices: Management of Assets, address, 617. Bread, q., 171, 556. Government: Control, q., 3100, 4316. Prospects of Labor Ministers in New Reserves: Proposed Marineland at Show- South Wales, address, 614. ground, g., 3719; petition, 5184. Commonwealth: Retail Trade Practices, urgency, 698; p.o., Budget Papers, g., 1277. 701. Policy, address, 617. Royal Commission: Allegations of Crime in Record, address, 612. Clubs, adj., 4412. State: Record, address, 613, 614. Tenancies: Competition, address, 616. Eviction Cases, q., 2269, 2270. Production, address, 617. Pensioner Tenants, g., 4936. Industry, Primary: Terminating Building Societies, appn, 2095. Grains : Rice, address, 6 16. Unemployment Relief, pers. expl., 979. Industry, Secondary: Workers' Compensation: Damage to Civilian Needs, address, 616. Property, appn, 1924. Retrenchments, g., 1871. Local Government: Road Funds, addresso Erskine, The Hon. T. R, M.C.: 616. Public Works: Utilization of Private Enter- Address in Reply, m., 612. prise, address, 61.5. Bills: Roads and Road Safety: Chaffey Dam Bill, 2R., 1134. Government Record, address, 615. Colleges of Advanced Education Bill, 2~., Retirement of Mr Russell Thomas, Com- 4695; Corn., 4700. missioner for Main Roads, address, 615. Dried Fruits (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 4288. Water Resources, address, 613. Volumes 111-116

Eskell, Major-General The Hon. S. L. M., Evans, The Hon. R. K., D.F.C. (con- E.D.: tinued): Address in Reply, m., 235. Pollution: Garbage Disposal, g., 4854. Bills : Prices, address, 454. Mining (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 4497; Roads and Road Safety: Corn., 4501, 4503, 4504. Accidents, address, 453. Stock (Chemical Resiudes) Bill, 2R., 5065. Funds, address, 452. Commonwealth-State Relations: Co-operation, address, 237. Rural Unemployment, address, 454. Employment and Unemployment: Australian Taxation: Government's Actions, address, 237. Estate Duties, address, 454. Economic Conditions: Reducing Incentives, address, 451. Inflation, address, 236. Trade Unions: Wage Claims, address, 454. Rae Committee Report, g., 19. Finance and Investment: Face, Mr J. R. (Charlestownh Government: Commonwealth Record, address, 236. Ambulance Services: Operation Hunter, g., 2777. Industrial Relations: Worker Participation, address, 235. Bills : Appropriation Bill, Corn., 1976, 2091. Industry, Secondary: Commonwealth Gw- ernment's Actions, address, 237. Builders Licensing (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 4470. International Affairs: Commonwealth Gw- Gaming and Betting (Poker Machines) ernment Policy, address, 236. Amendment Bill, 2~.,2937. Minerals and Mining: Commonwdth Policy, Government Railways (Amendment) Bill, address, 236. ZR., 2262. Stamp Duties, g., 3495. Housing Agreement Bill, int., 3220, ?R., 3229: int., 3648: 2~.,3669. Tariffs: Commonwealth Government Policy, address, 236. Police Regulation (Superannuation) Fur- ther Amendment Bill, 2~.,3388. Referral Selling Bill, ZR., 3268; p.o., 3270. Evans, The Hon. R. K., D.F.C.: Unsolicited Goods and Services Bill, ZR., 2812; Corn., 2824. Address, in Reply, m., 451. Coal Carriage, Newcastle Area, g., 2796, Bills: 3817. Stock Diseases (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2968. Elections and Etectorates: Western Lands (Amendment) Bill, 2R., Expense to State Government, appn, 1977. 3293. Local Government, appn, 1977. Budget, 1974-1975: Deficit, address, 454. Fires and Fire Fighting: Commonwealth-State Relations: Finance, Board d Fire Commissioners, appn, 1977. address, 453. Bushfires, appn, 1976. Country mails, g., 1277. Equipment, appn, 1979. Fire Brigade Involvement in Operation Industrial Relations: Hunter, g., 3404. Co-operation Between Management and Fire Floats, appn, 1978. Worker, address, 452. Newcastle District, d.,1796. Worker Participation, address, 451. Rescue Work, appn, 1978. Industry, Primary: Gateshead High School, g., 1961. Economic Conditions, address, 454. Tax Concessions, address, 453. Housing: Newcastle Area, appn, 2091. Local Government: Finance for Roads, Omnibus Services: Depots, q., 3004. address, 453. Police: Meat: Inspections, g., 1227, 1871. Highway Patrol, g., 5042. Petrol Subsidy, address, 453. Operation Hunter, g., 3076. xci

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Face, Mr J. R. (continued) : Ferguson, Mr L. J. (continued) : Roads and Road Safety: Bills: Special Traffic Control, g., 5041. Annual Holidays (Amendment) Bill, g., Transportation of Hydrogen Fluoride, 3113. appn, 1979. Bread (Amendment) Bill, int., 589. Youth and Community Services Office, Building and Construction Industry Long Charlestown, g., 4652, 4772. Service Payments Bill, int., 2432; ZR., 2895. Companies (Special Investigations) Amendment B111, p.o., 3340. Falkiner, The Hon. 0. M.: Factories, Shops and Industries (Amend- Address in Reply, m., 105. ment) Bill, int., 3937. Gaming and Betting (Poker Machines) Bills: Amendment Bill, int., 2709. ChaBey Dam Bill, ZR., 1135. Racing (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3353. Maritime Services (Further Amendment) Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, p.o., Bill, 2R., 1640. 1937, 1938; Com., 1950. Western Lands (Amendment) Bill, 2~., stamp ~uties(Further Amendment) Bill, 3295. .0.0.. 3384. Boats and Yachts: Technical and Further Education Bill, 2R., Launching Ramps, address, 109. 1494. Safety Regulations, address, 109. Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Bill, int., 4782; Com., 5032. Economists, Employment by Government, address, 106. Builders, Building and Building Materials: Hoarding Collapse, g., 1034: 1677. Interest Rates, address, 107. Safety Regulations, Prosecutions for Oil Industry and Petrol: Competition Among Breaches, g., 1008. Multi-Nationals, address, 106. Commonwealth-State Relations: New South Pollution: Wales Government Approach, address, 489. Emissions from Motor Vehicles, address, Coogee By-election, address, 486. 109. Fines, address, 109. Courts and Legal Procedure: Criticism of Magistrates, g., 1851. Textile and Clothing Industries: Prices in Hong Kong, address, 107. Jurors Fees, g., 3101. Solicitors Guarantee Fund, g., 2141. Wool: Solicitors' Trust Funds and Fees, addresr, Marketing, address, 107. 490. Sales in July, address, 107. Vigilante Army, g. and p.o., 868. Working Week: Effect of Shorter Hours on Credit Unions, g., 3320. Economy, address, 106. Crime and Criminals: Allegations of Organized Crime in Clubs, address, 486. Arson, Motor Vehicles, g., 1109, g., 1802. Address in Reply, m., 486, 1909. Destruction of Rolls Royce Cars, g., 448. Adventureland, Accident, g., 170. Pinball Machines in Fun Parlours, g., 2002. Advertising: Government Communications Centre, g., 4035. Defence: Reserve Forces, g., 3913. Arthur, J. G., Esq., a Former Minister of Education: Technical College Courses, g., the Crown, Death, m., 33. 1800. Assembly, Legislative: Employment and Unemployment: Govern- Election of Acting-Chairman of Commit- ment Record, address, 489. tees, m., 4082; p.o., 4084. Mr Acting-Speaker, adj., 5222. Fires and Fire Fighting: New South Wales Fire Brigade, address, 489. Australian Constitution: Referenda, address, 489. Flood: Damage, g., 4525. xcii INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 111-116

Ferguson, Mr L. J. (continued): I Ferguson, L. 3. (continued): Government: Shipbuilding Industry, g., 2074, 2420. Commonwealth: Policies, m., 2018. Superannuation and Retirement Funds; State State: Board, Investments, g., 382. Parliamentary Secretary, g., 3714. Totalizator Agency Board: Profits, q., 694. Record, address, 486, 489. Tunnel: Railway Square, q., 2568. Hospitals: Interpreters, g., 2688. Workers' Compensation: Inflation, address, 488. Payments, g., 1508. Legal Profession: Solicitors Guarantee Fund, Rates, g., 3201. g., 2141. Youth and Youth Organizations: Funds, g., Local Government Assistance Fund, Grants, 2792. g., 3489. Medibank, g., 5186. Medical and Paramedical Practitioners: Fife, The Hon. W. C. (Wagga Wagga): Shortage, g., 643. Bills: Milk Price, address, 491. Business Franchise Licences (Petroleum) Mining Royalties, g., 246, 2067, 2321. Bill, Corn., 1181, 1184, 1187, 1188, 1190, 1193, 1195, 1197. Motor Vehicles: Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Super- Drivers' Licences, q., 1425. annuation) Amendment Bill, int., 899; Motor Traffic Act, Prosecutions, q., 1844. 2R., 1198, 1204. Traffic Infringement Notices, g., 957. Coal Mining (Amendment) Bill, int., 2328; Parliament: ZR., 2433, 2436. Financial Interests of Members, g., 4315. Explosives (Amendment) Bill, int., 2236; ZR., 2378, 2383. Report of Parliamentary Proceedings, g., 4649, 4769. Government Railways, Transport and Electricity Commission (Amendment) Senate Vacancy, m. and p.o., 3790. Bill, int., 3653; 2~.,3961, 3964. Staff, g., 3442, 3534. Mining (Amendment) Bill, int., 2329; Use of Stationery, urgency, 1740; p.o., ZR., 2437, 2441. 1742; pers. expl., 1747. Pay-roll Tax (Amendment) Bill, 2~.,980; Points of Order, 688, 3621, 3643, 4000. Corn., 990; ad. rep., 992. Poker Machines: Bally Australia Pty Lim- Public Service (Further Amendment) Bill, ited, g., 1149. ZR., 2900, 2902. Stamp Duties (Further Amendment) Bill, Police: Alleged Report on John Singletoq, a., int., 3211; 2R., 3367, 3382; Corn., 3383, 41. 3384. Racing: Bridges: Commission, g., 2417. Overhead, Eastwood, adj., 4143. Light-harness, q., 596. Sutherland Railway, g., 5130. Railways: Woronora River, g., 5129. Fare Revenue: Metropolitan, g., 1564. Electricity: Liddell Power Station, g., 3005. Gosford, Woy Woy and Wyong, q., Feny Services: Hovercraft, g., 5083. 1220. Gas IndMry: Natural Gas Pipeline, q., Level Crossings, g., 2766. 2693, 3581. Sydney Service, g., 2761. Land Ta, g., 3206. Roads and Road Safety: Accidents at Stop Signs, g., 1958. Local Government Act: Disallowance of Ordinance, m., 4775. Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Class Sizes, High Schools, g., 794. Lotteries: Sizes, g., 3205. Construction, g., 956. Minerals and Mining: Disadvantaged, qi, 754. Coal, Carriage in Newcastle Area, g., Riverstone High, g., 2391. 3818. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Fife, The Hon. W. C. (continued): Fife, The Hon. W. C. (continued) : Minerals (continued): Transport, Finance and Policy: Leases, q., 1275. Department of Motor Transport, Resigna- Royalties, Zircon and Rutile, q., 2067. tions, g., 3759. Sand Mining, Myall Lakes, g., 3099, 3135. Expenditure in Campbelltown Electorate, g., 3758. Motor Vehicles: Evasion, q., 4260. Advanced Driver Training School, g., 5085. are Public Transport Commission, 3988, 4394. Articulated, g., 3986. Rail Division Resignations, g., 5128. Drivers' Licences, Revoked, q., 4259. Driving Regulations, g., 4533. Travelling Post Office, g., 4034. Rejection Notices, g., 3862. Tunnels, Sydney Harbour, q., 4531. Oil Industry and Petrol: Fuel Shortages, g., 803, 805. Monaro Electorate, adj., 529. Fischer, Mr T. A. (Sturt): Production of Oil from Coal, g., 2317. Shortages of Petroleum Products, g., 43, Address in Reply, m., 288. 249, 1968. Aircraft and Air Services: ~otalRefinery, q., 2007, 3208. Dubbo-Narromine Site for International Omnibus Services: Airport, address, 289. Female Drivers, q., 4144. Galston Airport Site, address, 289. Resignations, q., 4144. Serviceability of Aircraft, address, 289. Stops, q., 3816, 39'16. Sydney Airport, address, 288, 289. Points of Order, 984, 1200, 1201. Assembly, Legislative: Members, address, Railways: 288. Compensation Payments, g., 3760. Bills: Country Services, g., 5 124. Appropriation Bill, Corn., 1925. East Hills Services, g., 3992. Chaffey Dam Bill, ZR., 733; Corn., 737. Excess Fares, g., 4480. General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, Fares and Freights, g., 4934. ZR., 2616. Metropolitan Services, q., 5127. Government Railways (Amendment) Bill, Narrandera-Tocumwal Service, g., 5087. ZR., 2256. Rolling Stock, g., 4091. Indecent Articles and Classified Publica- tions Bill, int., 4326. Southern Aurora, g., 4349. Irrigation Areas (Reduction of Rents) Timetables, g., 4202, 5088. Bill, int., 900. Train Delays, g., 5038. Stamp Duties (Further Amendment)

Women's Carriages, g., 5086. Bill,, ZR.., 3382. Roads and Road Safety: Teacher Housing Authority Bill, int., Berowra to Wahroonga Expressway, g., 3117. 3811. Civil Defence Organization: Appropriation, Classified Road System, g., 3989. appn, 1925. Expressway Through Royal National Park, Courts and Legal Procedure: Lenient Court g., 4691. Sentences, g., 1426. Expressways, g., 4651. Dairy Industry Authority, address, 292. Funds, adj., 5849; g., 5080. Economic Conditions: Rural, g., 3205. Give-way Signs on Pacific Highway, g., 4935. Education : North-Westem Expressway, g., 4692. Community Involvement, address, 292. River Road, Revesby, g., 3764. The Community and Its Schools, czddress, Traffic Authority, g., 43 17. 291; g., 2076. Trunk Road 51, g., 4041. Wyndham Scheme, address, 292. School Transport: Fires and Fire Fighting: Cabarita-Mortlake, g., 3685. Bush Fires, g., 3007. Route 490, g., 3762. Parliament House, g., 1152. Volumes 111-116

Fischer, Mr T. A. (continued): Fisher, Mr C. M. (Upper Hunter): Fish Industry and Fishing: Address in Reply, m., 128. Adverse Conditions, appn, 1926. Assembly, Legislative: Honourable Member European Carp, appn, 1926. for Heathcote, address, 128. Inland Fishing Licences, appn, 1926. Bills: Select Committee, m., 3970. Appropriation Bill, Com., 1991, 2166. Flood Mitigation, g., 646. Clean Air (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3031. I Coal Mining (Amendment) Bill, 2~.,4453. Hospitals: Country Electorates, loan appn, Country Women's Association of New 2616. South Wales Incorporation (Amendment) Local Government: Elections, g., 4648. Bill.. 2R.., 4230. Dairy Industry (Amendment) Bill, ZR., Orchestral Concerts, g., 4316. 4983. Finances Adjustment (Amendment) Bill, Points of Order, 696, 1174, 1738,2005, 2571, P.O., 4982; ZR., 4048. 2623, 4394, 4426. Government Railways (Amendment) Bill, Police Commissioner, g., 1276. 2R., 1773. Indecent Articles and Classified Publica- Pre-School Teachers, Salaries, g., 794. tions Bill, 2R., 4581. National Parks and Wildlife Bill, ZR., Railways: 853. Alcoholic Drinks on Trains, g., 1855. Racing (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 3358. Carriage of Wheat, loan appn, 2620. Split Rock Dam Bill, 2R., 741. Commonwealth Government Control, loan appn, 2619. Bridge, Stockton, g., 4039, 4396. Country Centres, loan appn, 2619. Coal Exports, address, 132. Deficits, address, 29 1. Coal Loader, Newcastle, g., 323. Downgrading, address, 290. Economic Conditions, Country Areas, Eastern Suburbs, loan oppn, 2617. address, 130. Goulburn By-Election Propaganda, Education: Pre-schools, g., 3222. address, 290. Main Southern Line, loan appn, 2618. Electricity: Liddell Power Station, g., 3005. Safety, address, 291. Employment and Unemployment: Signals, address, 291. Country Areas, address, 130. Sturt Electorate, loan appn, 2618. Unemployment Relief, g., 3816. Tamworth Complex, loan appn, 2619. Flood and Fire Damage, g., 4526. Upgrading, loan appn, 2617. Fire Fighting, Funds, appn, 1992. Rescue Squads, Country Areas, appn, 1925. Fish Hatcheries, appn, 1991. Health: Mental, Michael Croaker, dj., Roads and Road Safety: 3983. Finance, g., 44. Funds, adj., 4848. Industrial Relations: Speed Limits, q., 470. Communist Influence, address, 129. Power Industry, g., 4762. Sewerage Services, loan appn, 2621. Legislation, address, 132. Schools, High Schools, and Colleges: Unrest, address, 131. Loan Funds, loan appn, 2617. Industry, Primary : Sturt Electorate, loan appn, 2617. Difficulties, m., 1053. Industrial Unrest, address, 130. Soccer Pools, g., 3812. Margarine & Oil Seed Industry: Ingredients, Vietnam War, g., 5188. g., 975. Water: Meat Industry, Decline, address, 129. Farm Supply Subsidy Scheme, q., 754. Petroleum Products, Shortages of Petroleum Town Supplies, loan appn, 2621. Products, g., 1968. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Fisher, Mr C. M. (continued): Freeman, The Hon. D. D., B.D.S., D.D.S. (Toronto), L.D.S. (Ontario), F.I.C.D., Point of Order, 1995. F.R.A.C.D.S., F.A.C.D.: Pornography, appn, 1992. Railways: Address in Reply, m., 21, 634. Carriage of Coal, appn, 2168. Advertising in Cinemas, g., 3864. Improved Services, appn, 2168. Bills: Refreshment Services, appn, 2167. Dental Technicians Registration Bill, 2a., Sleeping Cars, appn, 2167. 3896. Travelling Post Offices, appn, 2166. Indecent Articles and Classified Publica- ~hittinghamto ~arkw&thLine, appn, tions Bill, ZR., 4730. 2168. Maritime Services (Further Amendment) Sport and Sporting Organizations, Finance, Bill, 2a., 1644. appn, 1991. Builders, Building, and Building Materials: Teachers, Transfers, g., 2694. Uncompleted City Buildings, address, 634. Trades and Trade Unions: Union Harassment, address, 635. Communist Influence, address, 131. Victoria Street, Kings Cross, Development, Militant Leaders, address, 131. address, 636. Secret Ballots, address, 131. Commonwealth-State Relations: Delineation, Wheat : Daculties, address, 130. address, 22. Wool: Decline, address, 129. Consumer Affairs : Government Protection, address, 23. Council, Legislative: Appointment and Performance, address, Address in Reply, m., 398. 28. Advertising: Government Communications Point-scoring Debates, address, 637. Division, g., 4531. Renovation, address, 637. Assembly, Legislative: Pairs, 4059. Courts and Legal Procedure: Judicial Com- Bills: ment, g., 1228. Business Franchise Licences (Petroleum) Dental Services: Bill, petition, 1737. Dental Technicians, address, 28. Clean Air (Amendment) Bill, 2~.,3027. School Service, address, 28. Finances Adjustment (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 4059. Economic Conditions: Change, address, 22. Education: Music, q., 3535. Commonwealth Government Deception, Floods: address, 22. Byrnes Creek, Fairfield, address, 400. Inflation, address, 22, 636. Granville, address, 398. Winds of Change, address, 22. Housing Commission, Redevelopment of Education: Areas, g., 5187. Regional Control, address, 25. Insurance: Flood Damage at Granville, School Boards, address, 25. address, 400. Finance and Investment: Government's Liquor: Sunday Hotel Trading, petition, Financial Commitments, address, 23. 2999. Government, State: Parliament: Senate Vacancy, g., 3815. Achievements, address, 23. Pollution : Legislative Programme, address, 28. Borden Chemical Company, address, 401. Harbours: Commercial Mooring in Rose Granville Electorate, address, 400. Bay, g., 2838. Water: Byrnes Creek, Fairfield, address, Health: 400. Services, address, 27. Water: Drainage at Granville, address, 399. Socialized Health Scheme, address, 27. Western Expressway, q., 869, 872. Indecent Publications, address, 27. Volumes 111-116

Freeman, The Hon. D. D., B.D.S., D.D.S. French, The Hon. H. B. (continued): (Toronto), L.D.S. (Ontario), F.I.C.D., Industrial Relations (continued): F.R.A.C.D.S., F.A.C.D. (continued): Logs of Claims, address, 235. Industrial Relations: Media Reporting of Disputes, address, Employer-Employee Co-operation, address, 234. 27. Wage Claims, address, 234. Productivity, address, 26. Worker Participation, address, 233. Marinas, g., 303, 1384. Inflation, address, 233. Ombudsman: Recipient of Dissent, address, Pipe Sealing Rings, g., 2531. 24. Pollution: Air, Port Kembla, g., 4354, 4855, Parliament: 5047. Denigration of Members, address, 22. Trades and Trade Unions: Responsibility of Members, address, 637. Mundey, Mr Jack, address, 234. Postal Charges, address, 22. Union Officials, address, 232. Privacy Committee, address, 24. Wage Claims, address, 234. Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Con- struction Delays, address, 25. keudenstein, The Hon G. F. (Young): Statute Revision: Arts and Culture: Law Reform, address, 27. Allocation, appn, 2129. Youth, address, 24. Bankstown Performing Arts Centre, appn, Town and Country Planning: 2130. Planning and Environment Commission, Commonwealth Expenditure, appn, 1923. address, 27. Cultural Grants, appn, 2130. Sydney, address, 637. Eales, Kim Louise, adj., 592. Trades and Trade Unions: Elizabethan Theatre Trust, appn, 2130. Accountability, address, 26. Government Activity, appn, 1923. Mr Jack Mundey, address, 635. Grants, g., 3446. Union Activities, address, 635. Historical Societies, g., 1509; appn, 2131. Union Attitudes, address, 637. Old Tote Theatre Company, appn, 2129. Proposed Cultural Activities, Ministerial Traffic Control Systems, g., 2392. Council, q., 2137. Youth and Youth Organizations: Review of Bills: Legislation, address, 24. Appropriation-- - Bill, ZR., 1919; Corn., 2129. Chaffey Dam Bill, int., 675; 2~.,727, 734; Corn.. 737. 738. Coal Mining (Amendment) Bill, int., 4208; French, The Hon. H. B.: ZR., 4449; p.O., 4445; 2R., 4458; Cont., Address in Reply, rn., 232. 4459. Irrigation (Amendment) Bill, int., 2149; Bills: 2R., 2334, 2339. Appropriation Bill, ZR., 2535. Irrigation Areas (Reduction of Rents) Bill, Clean Air (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3173. int., 899, 902; 2R., 1726; Corn., 1729, Explosives (Amendment) Bill, 2~.,2788. 1732. Motor Traffic and Transport (Further Mining (Amendment) Bill, int., 4207; ZR., Amendment) Bill, ZR., 1656. 4436, 4445; Corn., 4449. Public Health (Amendment) Bill, 2R., Split Rock Dam Bill, int., 676; ZR., 738, 4360. 744. Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Coal Conversion Plants, g., 4090. Bill, ZR., 5160. Commonwealth-State Relations: Industrial Relations: Centralism, appn, 1919, 1923. Industrial Stoppages, address, 232. Commonwealth Revenue, appn, 1920. Legislation, address, 235. Financial, appn, 1920. xcvii

7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Freudenstein, The Hon. G. F. (continued): Fuller, The Hon. Sir John (continued): Conservation: Soil, appn, 1923. Agents and Brokers: Travel, q., 361, 1114. Dairy Industry Authority Act, adj., 793. Agriculture: Economic Conditions: Commonwealth Gov- Apprentices, q., 4853. ernment Policies, appn, 1920. Citrus Juice Industry, g., 449, 531, 532, Employment and Unemployment: Common- 533. wealth Government Policies, appn, 1919. Date Palm Cultivation, q., 227, 1115. Finance and Investment: States' Financial Fruit and Vegetable Crates, g., 2474. Commitments, appn, 1921. World Food Shortage, g., 2473. Floods: Bills: Bell River Valley, q., 1246. Appropriation Bill, 2~.,2393, 2664. Drainage, g., 869. Builders Licensing (Amendment) Bill, 2~., Mitigation, g., 646; adj., 2628. 3317. Business Franchise Licences (Petroleum) Forests: Bill, 2~.,1393, 1413; Corn., 1416, 1417, Pine Planting on Boyd Plateau, q., 3402. 1418. Proposed Fine Plantation, q., 3403. Chaffey Dam Bill, 2~.,1126, 1137. Revocation of Dedication, m., 3564. Clean Air (Amendment) Bill, 2~.,3162, Gas Industry: 3178. Gas Fittings in Schools, q., 4205. Clean Water (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3181, 3185. Natural Gas, q., 4093, 4310. Colleges of Advanced Education Bill, 2~., Government, State: Achievements, appn, 4641, 4697; Corn., 4700. 1921. Commonwealth Places (Administration of Industrial Relations: Power Industry, g., Laws) Amendment Bill, ZR., 3438. 3718, 4039, 4761. Companies (Special Investigations) Industry, Secondary: Amendment Bill, 2~.,3524. Japanese Interest in Wood Cap Opera- Country Women's Association of New tions, q., 1011. South Wales Incorporation (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4385. Paper Mill at Sawtell, g., 1007. Dairy Adjustment Programme Agreement Wood Chip, North Coast, g., 1965. Ratification Bill, 2R., 5147. Land and Land Settlement: Dairy Industry (Amendment) Bill, 2R., Cudgel1 Sandhills and Kooba Estate, g., 5057. 645. 764. Dairy Industry Authority (Amendment) Grazing Leases Along Munumbidgee, g., Bill, 2~.,4283, 4286. 3404. District Court (Amendment) Bill, 2R., Libraries: Regional, g., 3543. 3590, 3601; Com., 3603, 3604, 3605, 3606. Point of Order, 4455. Dried Fruits (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4287, Water: 4289. Conservation, appn, 1922. Farrer Memorial Research Scholarship Environment Impact Studies, appn, 1922. 1 Fund (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1521. Farm Supply Subsidy Scheme, g., 754. 1 Finances Adjustment (Amendment) Bill, Irrigation Charges, adj., 2759; urgency, 2R.. 4372. 4377. 3009. Fruit Growing Reconstruction Agreement (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 1872, 1877. Pumping Licences, g., 3069, 3070, 3675. 1 General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2839, 2847. Fuller, The Hon. Sir John: Glen Davis (Amendment) Bill, 2~.,1022, Adoptions: 1027; Corn., 1029, 1030, 1031. Applications, g., 304, 305, 306. ~oogingDam catchmeit Area Bill, ZR., Approvals, g., 149. 1 4172. 4179. I ~rrigaiion (Amendment) Bill, 2~.,2854, Advertising: 2866. Cinemas, g., 3865. Irrigation Areas (Reduction of Rents) Bill, Buses, g., 1114. 2R., 2849; Corn., 2853. xcviii

Volumes Fuller, The Hon. Sir John (continued) : l Fuller, The Hon. Sir John (continued) : Bills (continued) : I Bills (contiued) : Judges Pensions (Amendment) Bill, 2R., Stock (Chemical Residues) Bill, 2~.,5060, 3526. 5068; Corn., 5070. Legal Practitioners and Other Acts Stock Diseases (Amendment) Bill, 2R.. (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 1279, 1292; 2956, 2969; Corn., 2970. Com., 1294. Supply Bill, ZR., 1237. Legal Practitioners (Legal Aid) Amend- Sydney Farm Produce Market Authority ment Bill, 2~.,4508, 4512; Corn., 4515. (Amendment) Bill, 2~.,1526, 1527. Local Government (Amendment) Bill, Sydney Rescue Work Society Bill, ZR., 2R., 4379, 4384. 1019. Local Government (Appeals) Amend- Valuation of Land (Amendment) Bill, ZR., ment Bill, ZR., 4623, 4638; Corn., 4640; 5154. 3R.. 4694: Corn., 4694. Western Lands (Amendment) Bill, 2~., LOC& ~o;ernment (Rating) Amendment 3280, 3296; Corn., 3298, 3299. Bill, 2R., 3495, 3505; Corn., 3508. heat Industry Stabilization Bill, ZR., Maritime Services (Further Amendment) 3421, 3430. Bill, ZR., 1632, 1646. Wheat Quotas Bill, ZR., 4619, 4623. Meat Industry Authority (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 5071, 5073. Wollongong Town Hall Site Bill, 2R., 4370, 4371. Moss Vale Services Club Bill, 2~.,5153. National Parks and Wildlife Bill, ZR., Boats and Yachts: 1659, 2293; Corn., 2296, 2297, 2298, Import of Pleasure Craft, g., 303. 2299, 2300, 2301, 2302, 2303, 2304, Boat Ramps, g., 304. 2305. 2306, 2308, 2309, 2310, 2311. ~oise.~ontrb~ ill; 2~.,4867, 4894; Corn., Books, Newspapers and Publications: Publi- 4901, 4903, 4904, 4907. cation of Details of Probate, g., 4354. Parliamentary Allowances and Salaries Cattle, Producers: Aid, g., 4064. (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4855, 4857. Parliamentary Committees Enabling Bill, Coal Loader, Botany Bay, g., 4853. ZR., 5140, 5141; Corn., 5142. Commonwealth-State Relations: Financial, Parliamentary Remuneration Tribunal Bill, g., 360, 1227, 1228, 1229, 3695. ZR., 4857, 4859. Co-operative Building Societies, adj., 1663. Pay-roll Tax (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1386, 1390; Corn., 1392. Council, Legislative: Port Rates Bill, 2~.,4615, 4619. Business of the House, 7; adj., 1031, 1662, Privacy Committee Bill, ZR., 4182, 4271; 3712, 3910, 4081, 4523; m., 5142, 5144. Corn., 4274, 4275, 4276, 4277, 4278, Committees, Library Committee, Amend- 4281. ment of Sessional Order, m., 2839. Public Service and Crown Employees Sesquiecentenary Message from Her Appeal Board (Amendment) Bill, 1974, Majesty the Queen, Address in Reply, m,, ZR., 3140, 3149; corn., 3151. 1868. Public Service and Crown E?lployees Ap- Presentation of Black Rod, rn., 1864. peal Board (Amendment) B111, 1975, 2R., Seasonal Felicitations, adj., 3529. 5138, 5139; Corn., 5140. Courts and Legal Procedure: Public Service (Further Amendment) Bill, ZR., 3097. Clerk of Petty Sessions Office, Junee, g., Public Servant Housing Authority Bill, 2R., 3692, 4146. 4752, 4754. Judicial Comment, g., 1228. Racing (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 3412. 1 Crime and Criminals: ~o~af~ewSouth Wales Institute for Deaf Attacks on School Children, adj., 4197; and Blind Children Bill, 2R., 3431, 3433. g., 4694. Split Rock Dam Bill, ZR., 1117, 1124. Serious Offences, g., 5046. Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, ?,R., Daylight Saving Referendum, g., 358, 4353. 2180, 2188. State Pollution Control Commission Decentralization and Development: Regional (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3186. Development, g., 2473, 2474, 2475, 2512. Statutory Salaries Adjustment Bill, ZR., Education: High School Syllabus, g., 3 140, 5144; Corn., 5147. 3494. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Fuller, The Hon. Sir John (continued) : Fuller, The Hon. Sir John (continued) : Employment and Unemployment: Registered Land and Land Settlement: Surveyors, g., 2452, 3495. Australian Capital Territory, g., 2530. Fauna and Flora: Kangaroos, g., 4065. Hay Land Board Office, g., 4065. Finance and Investment: Local Government: Australian Loan Council, g., 360. Borrowing by Blue Mountains City Coun- Rae Committee Report, g., 19. cil, g., 3278, 3590, 3694. Company Failures, g., 359. Elections, g., 4062. Firearms, Legislation, g., 5046. - Garbage Disposal, g., 4854. Rates, g., 358, 1115, 3533. Floods: Rates, Waverley, g., 4063. Compensation, g., 4484. Roads, g., 115. Damage, g., 1514. Relief Funds, g., 1591. Margarine and Oil Seed Industry: Quotas, q., Sydney, g., 4356. 1519. Forests: Revocation of Dedications, m., Meat Industry : 3409, 3412. Inspections, g., 1227, 1871. Marketing, g., 2956. Gambling Casinos, g., 304. Government, Commonwealth: Budget Motor Vehicles: Papers, g., 1277. Abandoned, g., 228. Government, g., 2179. Government, State: Ministerial Changes, g., 3589. Semi-trailer Accidents, g., 1018. Governor : Administration of Government, National Parks and Nature Reserves, q., m., 3764. 1277, 1278. Harbours: Obituaries: Commercial Mooring in Rose Bay, g., Gardiner, The Hon. J. H., M.L.C., m., 2838. 10. Maritime Services Board, g., 1870. Her Excellency Lady Kerr, Wife of Newcastle, g., 2632. Governor-General. m., 1014. Vickery, The Hon. E. K. E., M.L.C., m., Health: 596. Alcoholics, g., 4353. Medibank, g., 4356. Oil Pipeline, Rosehill to Botany Bay, g., 149, 3409. Historic Areas, Buildings, and Records: Bathurst, g., 1569. Omnibus Services: Stops, g., 2529. Hospitals: Royal Prince Alfred, Traffic Noise, Parliament: g., 1570. Sesquicentenary, 1382. Scarlett, Mr H. St P., House Secretary and Housing: Parliamentary Accountant, Retirement, Building Societies, adj., 1663. m., 17. Crown Land Auctions, g., 4614. Senate Vacancy, Joint Sitting, m., 3766, Immigration: Neville Curtis, g., 1515. 3767, 3786, 4003. Points of Order, 3697, 3698, 3767, 3769, Industry, Secondary: 5138. Email Limited, adj., 1296. Textile Industry, g., 3864. Police: Glebe Accommodation, g., 513 5. Wood Chip Industry on North Coast, g., Pollution: 2631, 2632. Air: Insurance: Levels, g., 356, 5135. Northumberland Insurance Company Port Kembla, g., 4352, 4354, 4355, Limited, adj., 2199. 4853, 4855, 5047. Rented Appliances, g., 3140. Waterloo Incinerator, g., 1649. Fnller, The Hon. Sir John (continued): Fnller, The Hon. Sir John (continued) Pollution (continued) : Transport, Finance, and Policy: Illawarra Escarpment, g., 602, 2838. Coal Haulage in Wollongong Area, g., 302. Mr McDade, g., 357. Fare Concessions, Royal Far West Chil- Noise, Trac, Royal Prince Alfred Hos- dren's Health Scheme, g., 1591. pital, g., 147, 1570, 3863, 3864, 5135. Fares and Services, g., 4145. Water: Public Transport Commission, g., 21. Penalties, g., 1515. Tunnels, Sydney Harbour, g., 4264, 4265. Rock-oyster Growing Areas, g., 1225. Valuation of Land, g., 1112, 1383. Pornographic Publications, g., 2511. Water: Postal and Telecommunication Services: Dam on Peel River, g., 359. Country Mails, g., 1277. Irrigation Charges, g., 3140, 3280. Travelling Post Office, g., 4062. Irrigation Licences, g., 602, 1018, 1570, Poultry Industry: 3408. Egg Producers, q., 3494. Revenue from Irrigation, g., 3608. Egg Production, g., 4309. Workers' Compensation: Volunteer Fire Egg Quotas, g., 4300, 4301, 4302, 4304, Fighters, g., 3693. 4305, 4306, 4308. Hen Quotas, g., 4483, 4484; adj., 5182. Prices: Milk, g., 1383, 3279. Railways: Furley, The Hon. Eieen, O.B.E. Carry-bags, g., 4615. Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2560. Glen Innes Mail, g., 3695, 3407. Safety of Fettlers, g., 2476. Battered Babies, g., 1226. Roads and Road Safety: Illegal Immignants, g., 2452. Resumption for Freeways, g., 1570. Speed Limits, g., 1278. Stop Signs, g., 1112, 2180. Traffic Control Systems, g., 2393. Traffic on Suburban Streets, g., 2477. Geraghty, The Hon. W. J.: Royal Visit of the Prince of Wales, 1382. Royal Family: Auctioneers and Agents Act, Revision, g., 3692, 4066. Death of His Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester, nz., 10. Bills: School Children: Attacks on, adj., 4197. Awtioneers and Agents (Amendment) Sport and Sporting Organizations: Federal Bill, 2R., 5055. Ministry, g., 1229. Builders Licensing (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3318. Stamp Duties, g., 3495. Glen Davis (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1026. Statute Revision: Auctioneers and Agents Housing Agreement Bill, ZR., 3302. Act, g., 3693, 4066. Housing (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 3882. Taxation, Petrol, g., 4355. Maritime Services (Further Amendment) Bill, ZR., 1643. Teachers: Accommodation at Wldgett, g., Privacy Committee Bill, ZR., 4194. 4613. Teacher Housing Auihority Bill, 2R., 3865. Town and Country Planning: Albury-Wodonga, g., 4012. Gardiner, the Hon. J. H., M.L.C., Death, m., City of Sydney Development, g., 20. 13. Randwick Designing Plan, g., 1382, 1516, Semi-trailer Accidents, g., 1017. 1517. West Rocks Area, g., 91. Small Boat Safety, g., 306, 1116. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Gleeson, The Hon. T. P.: Gordon, Mr A. R. L. (continued): Address in Reply, m., 156. Bills (continued): Bills: Dairy Industry (Amendment) Bill, int., Dental Technicians Registration Bill, 2~., 4549; ZR., 4981. 4027, 4066; Corn., 4167, 4169. Dairy Industry Authority (Amendment) Farrer Memorial Research Scholarship Bill, int, 3653; 2R., 3951; Corn., 3958. Fund (Amendment) Bill, 2~.,1525. Dried Fruits (Amendment) Bill, int., Indecent Articles and Classified Publica- tions Bill, 2~.,4709. 3652; 2R., 3949. Wheat Industry Stabilization Bill, 2~.,3427. Farrer Memorial Research Scholarship Fund (Amendment) Bill, int., 680; 2~., Commonwealth-State Relations: Finance, g., 1003. 1228. Finances Adjustment (Amendment) Bill, Council, Legislative: 2R., 4055. Obituaries: Fruit-growing Reconstruction Agreement Gardiner, the Hon. J. H., a Member of (Amendment) Bill, int., 677; 2R., 1205. the Legislative Council, m., 18. Googong Catchment Area Bill, 2~.,3656. Grace, the Hon. P. R., a Former Mem- ber of the Legislative Council, adj., Irrigation (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 2337. 3607. Inigation Areas (Reduction of Rents) Seasonal Felicitations, adj., 3532. Bill, int., 901; 2R., 1727; Corn., 1728, 1732. Economic Conditions: Meat Industry Authority (Amendment) Devaluation, address, 157. Bill, int., 4786; ZR., 4997. Hardships, address, 156. Racing (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3361. Impending Crash, address, 158. Inflation, address, 156. Stock (Chemical Residues) Bill, int., 4786; 2R., 4992. Grain Elevators Board Strike, address, 157. Stock Diseases (Amendment) Bill, int., Government, Commonwealth: All-Party 2145; 2R., 2342. Coalition, address, 158. Sydney Farm Produce Market Authority Industry, Primlary: Economics, address, 158. (Amendment) Bill, int., 680; 2~.,994. Industrial Relations: Wheat Industry Stabilization Bill, int., Industrial Lawlessness, address, 158. 3214; p.O., 3217; 2~.,3392. Strikes, address, 157. Wheat Quotas Bill, int., 4430; 2~.,4606. Union Leadership, address, 156. Bovine Brucellosis, g., 3676. Meat Industry: Exports, address, 157. Dairy Industry: Milk Supply in Murray Oil Industry and Petrol: Shortage of Fuel in River Area, g., 1299. Northern New South Wales, g., 1648. Land and Land Settlement: Parliament: Commonwealth, Joint Sitting, address, 156. Cudgel1 Sandhills and Kooba Estate, q., 645, 764. Senate Vaoancy, m., 4005. Trades and Trade Unions: Exports, address, Grazing Leases Along Murrumbidgee, g., 157. 3404. Hay OflGce, g., 5191. Vickery, The Hon. E. K. E., M.L.C., Death, m., 599. Liquor: Sunday Hote.1 Trading, petition, 2878. Superannuation Act, petition, 3320. Gordon, Mr A. R. L. (Murrumbidgee): Water: Bills: Country Water and Sewerage Schemes, g., Business Franchise Licences (Petroleum) 3691. Bill, petition, 1665, 1893. Irrigation Charges, urgency, 3007; g., Chaffey Dam Bill, 2~.,733. 3915. Dairy Adjustment Programme Agreement Pumping Licences, adj., 1041; p.o., 1041, Ratification Bill, int., 4952. 1042; g., 3069, 3070, 3675. cii NDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 111-116

Gordon, The Hon. T. E.: Griffith, The Hon. J. R. (continued) : Address in Reply, m., 545. Fires and Fire Fighting (continued): Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2502. Operation Hunter, g., 3405. Business and Trade Practices: Portable Rescue Units, adj., 3136. Company Profits, address, 548. Railway Property, g., 1222. Vending Machine Companies, address, Sydney Harbour, g., 1220. 546. Vehicles, g., 1007. Economic Conditions: Vessels, g., 1801. Credit Squeeze, address, 545. Fish Industry and Fishing: Quarterly Wage Adjustments, address, Fisheries Department Premises, g., 3072. 546. Red Spotted Whiting, g., 2568. Industrial Relations: Shark Meshing, g., 2572. Employer Antagonism, address, 549. Immigration: New South Wales Immigra- Garden Island, address, 551. tion Division Premises, g., 3074. Oil Industry, address, 547. Motor Cycles, g., 2799. Over-Award Payments, address, 548. Strikes, address, 548. Points of Order: 3350, 3352. Wage Negotiations, address, 551. Poker Machines: Bally, g., 1109. Wool Industry, address, 549. Pornography, g., 3327. Prices: Printing and Newspapers Act, Prosecutions, Control, address, 552. g., 3682. Food, address, 546. Public Service and Statutory Offices: Restraint, address, 545. Appointment of Electoral Commissioner, Trades and Trade Unions: g., 644, 651. Strikes, address, 545. Chief Secretary's Department Premises, g., Union Membership, address, 548, 549. 3073. Wage Claims, address, 545. Racing: Commission, g., 2417, 2801. Light Harness Racing, g., 596. State Emergency Services: Premises, g., 3073. Griffith, The Hon. J. R. (Cronulla): Sport and Sporting Organizations: Animals: Cruelty Offences, g., 1804. Physical Fitness, g., 3536. Sport and Recreation Services Premises, Betting Systems, adj., 2066. g., 3074. Bills: Fisheries and Oyster Farms (Amend- ment) Bill, int., 2329. Indecent Articles and Classified Publica- tions Bill, int., 4322; 2R., 4564. Haigh, Mr W. H. (Maroubra): Gaming and Betting (Poker Machines) Amendment Bill, int., 2708; 2R., 2930, Address in Reply, m,, 342. 2945: Corn.. 2948. Bills: Racing (Amendment) Bill, int., 3209; 2R., Appropriation Bill, Corn., 2051. 3341, 3363. Googong Dam Catchment Area Bill, int., Elections: 3564; 2R., 3655. Failure to Vote, g., 2391. Glen Davis (Amendment) Bill, 2~.,724. State Electoral Office Premises, g., 3072. Housing (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 3730. Local Government (Amendment) Bill, 2R., Firearms: Licences, g., 1110. 4136. Fires and Fire Fighting: Maritime Services (Further Amendment) Bush Fires, g., 3007. Bill, int., 1169; 2R., 1371; Con?., 1462, Extension Ladders, g., 1107. 1463, 1464. Newcastle District, adj., 1798. Port Rates Bill, int., 3935; ZR., 4233. ciii

7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Haigh, Mr W. H. (continued): Hallam, The Hon. 3. R.: Builders Licensing Act, urgency, 3105. Address in Reply, m., 361. Bills: Clubs: Randwick Council Area, address, Appropriation Bill, ZR., 2466. 345. Business Franchise Licences (Petroleum) Coal Loader, Newcastle, address, 348. Bill, ZR., 1410. Chaffey Dam Bill, 2R., 1129. Courts and Legal Procedure: Injury Sus- Dairy Adjustment Programme Agreement tained by Mr A. J. Mulcahy on Jury Ser- Ratification Bill, 2~.,5150; p.o., 5152. vice, adj., 443. Dairy Industry Authority (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 4286. Harbours: Dental Technicians Registration Bill, 2~., Botany Bay, g., 474; appn, 2052; g., 3446. 4157. Botany Bay Coal Loader, g., 4204. Dried Fruits (Amendment) Bill, 2~.,4288. Botany Bay Foreshore Land, address, 347. Farrer Memorial Research Scholarship Fund (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1524. Foreshore Use, appn, 2054. Irrigation (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 2857. Planning, appn, 2051. Irrigation Areas (Reduction of Rents) Bill, ZR., 2851; Corn., 2853. Housing: National Parks and Wildlife, 2R., 2284. Demolition at Soldiers' Memorial Village, Split Rock Dam Bill, 2~.,1123. address, 343. Stock (Chemical Residues) Bill, 2~.,5063. La Perouse Aboriginal Reserve, address, Sydney Farm Produce Market Authority 343. (Amendment) Bill, 2~.,1527. Maroubra Electorate, address, 343. Western Lands (Amendment) Bill, 2~., Vacant Land at Matraville, address, 346. 3289. Wheat Industry Stabilization Bill, 2a., Vacant Land in Maroubra Electorate, ad- 3424. dress, 343. Wheat Quotas Bill, 2R., 4622. Industry, Secondary: Dangerous Industries Chiropractors, g., 2837, 2838. in Built-up Areas, address, 347. Commonwealth-State Relations: Criticism by Liquor: Sunday Hotel Trading, petition, New South Wales Government, address, 3000, 3199. 361. Local Government: Garbage and Waste Dis- Dairy Industry: Commonwealth Policy, ad- posal, address, 344. dress, 366. Oil Industry and Petrol: Daylight Saving Referendum, g., 357. Business Franchise Licences (Petroleum) Decentralization and Development: Regional Bill, petition, 1665, 1805, 2312, 2564, Development, g., 2475. 2791. Economic Conditions: Total Oil Refinery, g., 2007, 3208. Company Profits, address, 362. Inflation, address, 362. Points of Order, 445, 1464. Government: Sewerage: Outf alls, appn, 2053. Commonwealth: Policies, address, 364. Shipping: Use of Ports, appn, 2052. Rural Policies, address, 366. State: Obstructionism Policy, address, 361. Taxation: Business Franchise Licences (Petroleum) Health, Medibank, g., 4536. Legislation, petition, 2999. Housing: Assistance to Home Seekers, address, 364. Increases, address, 344. Land and Land Settlement: Town and Country Planning: Developers, address, 364. Randwick Scheme, address, 345. Hay Land Board Office, g., 4064. Zoning, address, 345. Margarine Quotas, g., 1519. civ INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 111-116

Hallam, The Hon. J. R. (continued): Harrold, Mr K. J. (continued): Pollution: Sydney, address, 367. Health: Poultry Industry: Community Centres, q., 3329, 3544. Egg Producers, g., 3494. Venereal Disease, g., 4654. Egg Production, g., 4308. Liquor: Sunday Hotel Trading, petition, Hen Quotas, q., 4483; adj., 5173. 2564, 2879. Egg Quotas, q., 4299, 4300, 4301, 4302, Local Government Elections, g., 38 18. 4303. 4304, 4305, 4306, 4307. Roads and Road Safety: Traffic Wardens, Quotas, address, 367. q., 1427. Stabilization Scheme, g., 4299. Senate Vacancy, m., 4003. Public Service and Statutory Offices: Growth, Schools, High Schools, and Colleges: Aid to address, 362. Private Schools, q., 2002. Roads and Road Safety: Expressways, address, 367. Resumptions for Freeways, q., 1570. Hatton, Mk J. E. (South Coast): Senate: Address in Reply, m., 477. Obstruction, address, 366. Representation, address, 365. Assembly, Legislative: Adjournment Debate, address, 478. Social and Welfare Services: Committees: Adoption Applications, g., 303, 304. All-party, address, 480. Adoption Approvals, q., 149. Public Accounts, address, 480. Public Works, address, 480. Water: Gagging of Debate, address, 481. Irrigation Charges, g., 3140, 3280. Ministerial Statements, address, 479. Irrigation Licences, q., 602, 1570, 1018, 3408. New Members, address, 477. Operation of Party System, address, 478, Revenue from Irrigation, g., 3608. 480. Workers' Compensation: Volunteer Fire- Petitions, address, 479. fighters, q., 3693. Proposed Grievance Day, address, 478. Question Time, address, 478. Harrold, Mk K. J. (Gordon): Questions on Notice, address, 481. Quorum, address, 479. Abortion: Standard of Debate, address, 479. Clinics, address, 513, 516. Urgency Motions, address, 478. Great Britain Report, address, 515. Hippocratic Oath, address, 513. Bills: Law Reform, address, 513. Appropriation Bill, Com., 2084. Pregnancies, Termination, q., 4609. Builders Licensing (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3066. Preterm Clinic, address, 512. Business Franchise Licences (Petroleum) Statistics, g., 165. Bill, Com., 1195. Sydney Statistics, address, 514. Country Women's Association of New Types, address, 513. South Wales Incorporation (Amendment) Address in Reply, m., 512. Bill. 2~.,4228. ~a&industry Autliority (Amendment) Assembly, Legislative: Honourable Member Bill, 2R., 3953. for Burrendong, q., 4929. Dental Technicians Registration Bill, Com., Bills: 3252. Dental Technicians Registration Bill, Fisheries and Oyster Farms (Amendment) Corn., 3250. Bill. int.. 2332. Indecent Articles and Classified Publica- ~ousing(~mendment) Bill, 2~.,3727. tions Bill, 2R., 4574. Maritime Services (Further Amend- Infant Life Preservation Bill, urgency, ment) Bill, 2~.,1451. 5088; int., 5089. Motor Traffic and Transport (Further Gambling Casinos, q., 4317. Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1553. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Hatton, Mr 3. E. (continued): Hatton, Mr 3. E. (continued): Bills (continued): Town and Country Planning: Funds, appn, National Parks and Wildlife Bill, ZR., 855. 2084. Ombudsman Bill, Com., 1335, 1338, 1343, Valuation of Land and Valuer-General: 1351. Valuation of Land Act, g., 3007. Parliamentary Allowances and Salaries Valuations, appn, 2086. (Amendment) Bill, int., 4549; 2R., 4938. Parliamentary Remuneration Tribunal Bill, int., 4544; 2R., 4946; Corn., 4948. State Pollution Control Commission Healey, The Hon. C.: (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 3063. Bills: Superannuation (Further Amendment) Ambulance Service (Amendment) Bill, Bill, Corn., 3262. ?.R., 4283. Dairy Industry Authority, Profits, g., 322. Appropriation Bill, 2~.,2520. Decentralization and Regional Development, Clean Waters (Amendment) Bill, 2R., g., 2475. Clean Waters (Amenbent) Bill, ZR., 3184. Fish Industry, Select Committee, m., 3975. Colleges of Advanced Education Bill, 2~., Flood Relief, g., 1038. 4645; Corn., 4699. Dental Technicians Registration Bill, 2R., Land and Land Settlement: 3890. Beecroft Head Bombing Range, g., 596. Health Commission and Other Acts Coastal Lands Protection, appn, 2086. (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4293; Com., Coastal Lands Protection, g., 2172. 4299. Proposed Jervis Bay Steelworks, g., 2173. Noise Control Bill, ZR., 4874. Public Health (Amendment) Bill, 2~., Local Government: 4358. Amalgamations, appn, 2084. State Pollution Control Commission Board of Review, appn, 2086. (Amendment) Bill, 2~.,3 189. Therapeutic Goods and Cosmetics Closing of Nowra Office, appn, 2086. (Amendment) Bill, 2~.,123 1. Commonwealth Funds, appn, 2085. Council, Legislative: Questions for Ministers Differential Rates, g., 3007. in Another Place, g., 1019. Elections, appn, 2085. Gardiner, The Hon. John Henry, a Member of the Legislative Council, Death, m., 15. Finance, appn, 2084. Insurance: Rented Appliances, g., 3140. Grants Commission, appn, 2084. Oil Pipeline between Rosehill and Botany Rate Concessions for Pensioners, appn, Bay, g., 149, 3408. 2086. Omnibus Services: Stops, g., 2529. Rates, appn, 2084. Teachers Accommodation at Walgett, g., Rate Increases, urgency, 4764. 4613. Revision of Act, address, 48 1. Shoalhaven Shire, appn, 2085. Superannuation Scheme, appn, 2085. Healley, The Hon. R. 0. @avidson): Taxing Powers, appn, 2085. Abortion: Termination of Pregnancies at Clinics and Doctors' Surgeries, g., 4610. Reserves: Camping at Pebbly Beach, petition, 4523. Bills: Ambulance Service (Amendment) Bill, Roads and Road Safety: South Coast, adj., int., 3828, 3829; ZR., 3945, 3946. 3274. Dental Technicians Registration Bill, corns. amdts, 4433, 4435. Taxation: Health Commission and Other Acts Business Franchise Licences (Petroleum) (Amendment) Bill, int., 3650: 2~.,3941, Bill, g., 2072. 3944. Death Duties, g., 4041. 1 Infant Life Preservation Bill, int., 5091. i cvi INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 111-116

Healey, The Hon. R. 0. (continued): I Hewitt, The Hon. F. M.: Bills (continued) : Aircraft Refuelling in Indonesia, g., 360. Public Health (Amendment) Bill, int., Apprentices: Indentures, g., 3590, 3696. 3649; 2R., 3937, 3940; Corn., 3941. Public Service and Crown Employees Ap- Adventureland, Accident, g., 147, 1115. peal Board (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 2903; Bills: p.O., 2912; ZR., 2915; Corn., 2918, 2919, Ambulance Service (Amendment) Bill, 2921, 2923, 2925,2927, 2928. 2R., 4238. Boats and Yachts: Royal Volunteer Coastal Annual Holidays (Amendment) Bill, 2~., Patrol, adj., 1563. 3433, 3436; Corn., 3437. Children's Shelter, Unanderra, g., 3491. Auctioneers and Agents (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 5048, 5056; Corn., 5056, 5057. Education : Bread (Amendment) Bill, 2~.,1139, 1144. Commonwealth Pre-school Subsidies, g., Builders Licensing (Amendment) Bill, 2~., 3322. 4515, 4521; Corn., 4522. Sex Courses for State Wards, g., 2449. Building and Construction Industry Long Health: Senrice Leave Payments Bill, ZR., 3189, Accident Prevention, g., 5187. 3195. Family Planning Clinic at Port Kembla, Coal Mining (Amendment) Bill, 1974, a.. 3689. ZR., 2779, 2781. Coal Mining (Amendment) Bill, 1975, Medibank, g., 3717, 4527, 4652; p.o., 2R., 4505. 4656; urgency, 4658; g., 4759, 4763, 5185, 5186. Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Superannuation) Amendment Bill, 2~., Mental: Michael Croaker, adj., 3984. 1519, 1521. Mercury Content in Fish, g., 4312. Commercial Transactions (Miscellaneous Shellharbour, g., 3860. Provisions) Bill, 2R., 2970, 2990; Corn., Venereal Disease.. a..-. 4654. 2993, 2994, 2995, 2996, 2997. Heroin, g., 4201. Dental Technicians Registration Bill, 2~., 3888, 4158; Cam., 4161, 4162, 4163, Hospitals: 4164, 4165, 4166, 4168, 4169. Geriatric, g., 4040. Explosives (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 2785, Mount Druitt, g., 3717; adj., 4689. 2790. Westmead, g., 3688. Factories, Shops and Industries (Amend- ment) Bill, ZR., 4485, 4492; Corn., 4493, Woronora Electorate, g., 5043. 4494. Housing : Gaming and Betting (Poker Machines) Aborigines' Loans, g., 3326. Amendment Bill, 2~.,3152, 3160; Corn., Wicannia, g., 3446. 3162. Glebe and Other Properties (Special Pro- Nurses: Qualifications, g., 43 18. visions) Bill, ZR., 1419, 1423. Points of Order, 1432, 2052, 4421. Government Railways (Amendment) Bill, Social and Welfare Services: ZR., 2670, 2681. Government Railways, Transport and Adoptions, g., 246, 323, 1107, 1536, 3137. Electricity Commission (Amendment) Battered Babies, g., 1303. Bill, 2R., 4290, 4292. Child Care, g., 169, 1850; p.o., 1851. Health Commission and Other Acts Cruelty to Children, g., 1108. (Amendment) Bill, 2~., 4292, 4298; Family Assistance, g., 3445. Corn., 4299. Housing Agreement Bill, 2~.,3301, 3307. Surf Life Saving Equipment, Damage, q., Housing (Amendment) Bill, 2~., 3872. 243. 3883; Corn., 3887. Teachers, Pre-school, g., 794. Indecent Articles and Classified Publica- Youth and Community Services Department tions Bill, 2R., 4700, 4733; Corn., 4739, Sociologists, g., 2134. 4742,4744,4746,4747,4748,4849,4750, 4751, 4752. Youth and Youth Organizations: Justices (Amendment) Bill, 2~.,3082, Casino and District Youth Centre, g., 3088; Corn., 3089, 3090, 3091. 2318, 2386. Library (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5073, Funds, g., 2792. 5077; Corn., 5079. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975 Hewitt, The Hon. F. M. (continued) : I Hewitt, The Hon. F. M. (continued): Bills (continued) : I Employment and Unemployment: Liquor (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4755, Agencies, g., 2475. 4867. Commonwealth Training Scheme, g., 2837. Liquor (Further Amendment) Bill, 2R., Migrant Women, q., 3693. 3420. 3421. National Employment and Training Local Government (Appeals) Amendment Scheme, g., 3407. Bill, 3R., 4694. Ready Staff Personnel, g., 4482. Mining (Amendment) Bill, 1974, 2R., Textile Industry, g., 4614. 2782. 2784. ~ining(Amendment) Bill, 1975, 2R., Finance and Investment: Mutual Home Corn., 4494, 4501, 4502, 4503, 4504, Loans Funds, q., 4482. 4505. Government, Commonwealth: National Motor Traffic and Transport (Further Compensation Bill, g., 3279. Amendment) Bill, 2~.,1649, 1658. Ombudsman Bill, 2R., 1572, 1609; Corn., Hire Purchase and Credit Sales: Practices, g., 1618, 1621, 1623, 1625, 1627, 1628, 148. 1629, 1632. Immigration: Illegal Immigrants, g., 2452. Pawnbrokers (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1145, 1147; Corn., 1148, 1149. Industrial Relations: Police Regulation (Superannuation) Fur- Absenteeism, g., 5047. ther Amendment Bill, g., 3523. Garden Island Dockyard Dispute, g., 450, Public Health (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 1116. 4357, 4368. Grain Elevators Board Dispute, g., 92. Public Transport Commission and Sydney Industrial Court Transcripts, g., 4357. Harbour Transport (Amendment) Bill, Newcastle Dockyard Dispute, g., 1517, ZR., 2869, 2876. 1518. Referral Selling Bill, 2~.,3313, 3316. Power Industry, g., 4063, 4146. Stamp Duties (Further Amendment) Bill, Printing of Awards, q., 4357. ?,R., 3508, 3520; Corn., 3522. Worker Participation, g., 1570. Superannuation (Further Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3308, 3312. Industry, Secondary: Teacher Housing Authority Bill, ZR., 3705, Hunter Valley, g., 4265. 3867: Corn.. 3868, 3871. Retrenchments, g., 1871. ~eaching~eivice (Amendment) Bill, ZR., Textile Industry, g., 3864. 4908, 4925. Technical and Further Education Bill, ZR., Meat Industry: 1877, 1886; Corn., 1890, 1892. Prices, g., 1229. Therapeutic Goods and Cosmetics Sales of Red Meat, g., 603. (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1230, 1236. I Unsolicited Goods and Services Bill, 2R., Motor Lorry Owner-Drivers, q., 4064. 3091, 3095; Corn., 3095, 3096. Oil Industry and Petrol: Workers Compensation (Amendment) Bill, Fuel Shortage in Northern New South ZR., 5155, 5166; Corn., 5168, 5169, 5171, Wales, g., 1113, 1648. 5172. Liquefied Petroleum Gas, g., 1114. Boats and Yachts: Omnibus Services: Stops, q., 2529. Marinas, g., 304, 1384. Small Boat Safety, g., 306, 1116. Parking: Parramatta Hospital, g., 4484. Building: Hoarding, Collapse, g., 1017, Points of Order, 630, 3698, 3703. 1386. -f Canned Foods, g., 92, 1384. Prices: Eggs, g., 1871, 2839. Chiropractors, g., 2837, 2838. Food, g., 449, 1385. Commonwealth-State Relations: Control of Grocery, g., 4355. Wages and Prices, g., 148. / Meat, g., 2476. Council, Legislative: Presentation of Black Rod, rn., 1866. 1 Public Transport Commission, g., 21. cviii INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 111-116

Hewitt, The Hon. F. M. (continued): Hills, Mr P. D. (continued): Railways: Points of Order, 121, 559, 567, 582, 1106, Bookings, g., 1017. 2315, 3099, 4933. North Coast Daylight Express, g., 3081. Robson, Lt-Col, E. M., C.B.E., D.S.O.,B.A., U.B., a Former Member of the Legislative Roads Speed Limits, q., 533. Assembly, Death, rn., 640. Social and Welfare Services: Battered Babies, q., 1226. Foster Parents, q., 3279, 4065. Holt, The Hon. W. J.: War Widows' Concessions, q., 357. Bills: Statute Revision: Appropriation Bill, 2~.,2537. Annual Holidays Act, g., 147, 357. Business Franchise Licences (Petroleum) Bill, 2R., 1409. Annual Holidays (Amendment) Bill, g., 2178. Justices (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 3088; Corn., 3090. Workers' Compensation Act, q., 93. Library (Amendment) Bill, 2~., 5076; Teachers Award, q., 5134, 5138. Corn., 5077. Vickery, The Hon. Eben Kelvin Edward, a Local Government (Appeals) Amendment Member of the Legislative Council, Death, Bill, 2R., 4631; p.o., 4637; Corn., 4641. rn., 600. National Parks and Wildlife Bill, 2~., Water: Pipe Sealing Rings, g., 2531. 2279; rn.s.o., 2295; Corn., 2295, 2297, 2304. Workers' Compensation: Privacy Committee Bill, Corn., 4282. Improvements, q., 4853. Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Northumberland Insurance Company Lim- Bill, 2R., 5160; Corn., 5170. ited, q., 1870, 2179, 2272. Mutual Home Loans Funds, q., 4482. Rates, g., 2272. National Parks and Nature Reserves, q., Volunteer Firefighters, q., 3693. 1278. / Newcastle Dockyard Dispute, q., 1517. Hills, MI P. D. (Phillipb Senate Vacancy, m., 3780. A~iaClub, g., 4199, 4771. I Assembly, Legislative: Special Adjournment, Humphries, Major The Hon. E. H.: rn., 3557. Maritime Services (Further Amendment) Bills: Bill, 2R., 1646. Business Franchise Licences (Petroleum) National Parks and Wildlife Bill, 2R., 2285. Bill, 2R., 1086; Corn., 1180, 1184, 1190. Railway Bookings, q., 1017. Local Government (Rating) Amendment Bill, int., 3331. Pay-roll Tax (Amendment) Bill, Corn., Hunter, 1Mr D. B., O.B.E. (Ashfield): 989. Animal Welfare, appn, 1929. Business and Trade Practices: J. G. Bourke and Associated Companies, q., 1039. Assembly, Legislative: Special Adjournment rn., 3556. Council, Legislative: Elections, q., 321. Bills: Expressways, q., 4650. Appropriation Bill, Corn., 1928. Glebe and Other Properties (Special Provi- Royal New South Wales Institute for Deaf sions) Act, q., 3812. and Blind Children Bill, int., 2711; 2~., Government, State: 3273. Retirement of Premier and Treasurer, q., Sydney Rescue Work Society Bill, 2~., 2690. 682. Retirements of Premier and Treasurer and Wollongong Town Hall Site Bill, 2~., Attorney-General, rn., 3557. 3948. Housing: Woolloomooloo, q., 2075. Bird Smuggling, appn, 1930. Land: Commonwealth-occupied, q., 3002. Boy Scouts, appn, 1928. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Hunter, Mr D. B., O.B.E. (continued): Jackett, Mr J. G. T. (Burwood): Government, State: Retirements of Premier Address in Reply, m., 393. and Treasurer and Attorney-General, m., Arts and Culture: 3556. Grants, q., 43 14. Medical Technologists, q., 1536, 1678. Grant to Wendy Bacon, q., 3446. Railways Superannuation Funds, q., 4764. Rail Transport Museum, address, 397; g., 1033. Bathurst Gaol Riot, address, 394. Hunter, Mr M. L. (Lake Macquarie) Business Franchise Licences (Petroleum) Act, Address in Reply, m., 406. q., 3919. Apprentices: Intake, address, 408. Commonwealth-State Relations: Financial, g., 379. Bills: Courts and Legal Procedure: Criticism of Appropriation Bill, Com., 2058. Magistrates, q., 1810. Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Super- annuation) Amendment Bill, 2~.,1202. Government: Coal Mining (Amendment) Bill, 2~.,4454. Commonwealth: Policies, m., 5215. Workers' Compensation (Amendment) State: Record, address, 395. Bill, ZR., 5026; Com., 5033. Historic Buildings: Preservation, address, Dental Services: Schools, address, 408. 395. Dredging: National Parks and Wildlife Service, address, Sale of Dredges, appn, 2058. 395. Swansea Channel, appn, 2059. Omnibus Services: Stops, g., 3815. Government, State: Record, address, 406. Points of Order, 1216, 1741, 1996, 3612. Housing: Crown Lands Auctions, address. Postal and Telephone Services at Parliament 409. House, p.o., 4042, 4043. Industrial Relations: Skin Cancer, q., 2883. Stoppages in Government Departments Sydney Farm Produce Market Authority and Public Utilities, address, 407. (Amendment) Bill, 2~.and p.a., 995. Worker Participation, address, 408. Inflation, address, 410. Local Government: Storm Damage, address, 407; appn, 2058. Jackson, Mr R. F. (Heathcote): Mining Safety, address, 409. Address in Reply, m., 122. Omnibus Services: Newcastle Stoppage, Assembly, Legislative: address, 407. Honourable Member for Hurstviile, p.o., Police: 586. Boolaroo, address, 410. Visitors to Mr Speaker's Gallery, p.o., Morisset, address, 410. 5183. Strength, address, 410. Bread Prices, address, 125. Schools, High Schools, and Colleges: Flour Mills, address, 123. Blackalls, q., 3540. Government, State: Fassifern, appn, 2059. Legislative Programme, address, Maintenance, address, 407; appn, 2059. Record, address, 122. Sewerage: Commonwealth Funds, appn, Heathcote State Park, q., 3993. 2058. Hospitlal Charges, q., 3005. Sport and Sporting Organizations: Regional Offices, address, 410. Housing: Crown Lands: Teachers and Teachers Colleges: Remedial Reading, g., 3327. Auctions, address, 125. Heathcote, g., 3862, 3992. Workers' Compensation Payments, address, 408 Inflation, address, 125. Volumes 111-116

Jackson, Mr R. F. (continued): Jensen, Mr H. F. (continued): Local Goverment: Subsidence on South Bills (continued): Coast, address, 124. Roads Grants Bill, m., 564. Obituaries: Unsolicited Goods and Services Bill, Arthur, J. G., Esq., a Former Minister of Corn., 2821. the Crown, m., 35. Valuation of band (Amendment) Bill, ZR., Robson, Lt-Col. E. M., C.B.E., D.S.O., 5116. B.A., U.B., a Former Member of the Breast Cancer, q., 2881; pers. expl., 2890. Legislative Assembly, m., 640. Local Government: Points of Oarder. 43. 558. 877. 1429. 1436, Commonwealth Funds, appn, 2081. Disallowance of Ordinance, m., 807, 809, 4773, 4778. Finance, appn, 2080. 4764: Rate Concessions for Pensioners, appn, Police : 2081. Collections for Retiring Officers, q., 118, Rates, q., 4037. 1749. Rating, urgency, 4929. Irregularities, address, 127. Shelley Beach Development, appn, 2083. Public Relations, address, 127. Roads and Road Safety: Strength, address, 126. Hume Highway, q., 1856. Political Parties: Leader of the Federal Workers' Compensation Act, Revision, q., Libenal Party, q., 3720. 172. Price Control, address, 125. Railways: Train Hiring Charges, q., 2071. Roads and Road Safety: Joel, The Hon. Si Asher Alexander, Bulli Pass-Waterfall Toll, address, 125. K.B.E.: Commonwealth Grants,, address, 123. Royal Commission: Allegations of Organized Address in Reply, m., 631. Crime in Clubs, address, 128; adj., 4407. Bills: Secret Commissions, g., 1300; pers. expl., Appropriation Bill, ZR., 2547. 1306; p.o., 1307; urgency, 1669; p.o., 1671, Clean Air (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 3171. 1672, 1673, 1674, 1675, 1680; q., 1690; Country Women's Asspciation of New 1960; pers. expl., 2009; adj., 3482; P.o., South Wales Incorporation (Amendment) 3483. Bill., 2R.. , 4386. Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, p.o., 1937, Dental Technicians Registration Bill, ZR., 1938; Com., 1946; p.o., 1947. 4151. National Parks and Wildlife Bill, 2R., 2287. Noise Control Bill, 2R., 4883. Jensen, Mr H. F. (Munmorah): Privacy Committee Bill, 2~.,4268; Com., 4280, 4282. Bills: Public Service (Further Amendment) Appropriation Bill, Corn., 2080. Bill, ZR., 3098. Glen Davis (Amendment) Bill, int., 661; Referral Selling Bill, 2R., 3316. ZR., 722; cons. arndts, 1331. Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Local Goverment (Amendment) Bill, int., Bill, 2R., 5162. 3932. Local Government (Appeals) Amendment Company Failures, q., 359. Bill, int., 3828; ZR., 4121; Corn., 4236, Council, Legislative: 4237. 4238,4240,4242.. 4244,4245,4246: Acoustics, q., 4693. cons.. amdis, 51 19. Renovations, q., 19. Local Goverment (Rating) Amendment Bill, int., 3331; 2R., 3460; Corn., 3472. Economic Conditions: Motor Traffic and Transport (Further Depression of 1930's, address, 63 1. Amendment) Bill, 2~.,1557. Inflation, address, 632. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Joel, The Hon. Sir Asher Alexander, K.B.E. Johnstone, Mr L. A. (continued): (continued) : Minerals and Mining: Points of Order, 149, 2873, 3299, 3698, Coal: 3702, 3766, 3767, 5152. Loading, address, 140. Political Parties: Markets, address, 139. Labor Party, address, 631. Commonwealth Legislation, address, Liberal Party, address, 631. 140. Fossicking Licences, address, 140. Leases, address, 136. Legislation, address, 136. Johnson, Mr A. V. P. (Mount Druitt): Lightning Ridge, address, 138, 139, 140. Address in Reply, m,, 57. Opals, address, 139, 140. Prospectors, address, 139. Government Railways (Amendment) Bill, Restoration Work, address, 139. ZR., 1771. Natural Gas Pipeline, q., 2693. Hospitals: Mount Druitt, address, 57; g., 383, 3102, 3716; adj., 4688. Housing Commission, address, 57. Jones, Mr S. B. (Wmatah): Mount Druitt Electorate, address, 57. Bills: Police: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 1815; p.o., 1819; Edgar John Azzopardi, adj., 3066. Corn., 1926. Rooty Hill, g., 2139. Clean Air (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 3037. Coal Mining (Amendment) Bill, 2R., Railways: 2436. Fares, address, 61. Fisheries and Oyster Farms (Amendment) Mount Druitt Services, address, 61. Act, int., 2331. Schools, High Schools, and Colleges: Mount Government Railways (Amendment) Druitt, address, 59. Bill, 2R., 2254. Racing (Amendment) Bill, 2~.and p.o., Sewerage: Mount Druitt, address, 58. 3350. Teachers and Teachers' Colleges: Remedial Referral Selling Bill, 2~.,3268. Reading, address, 59. Boy Scouts, appn, 1928. Budget, 1974-1975: Criticism, appn, 1815. Company Profits, appn, 1816. Johnstone, Mr L. A. (Broken Hill): Crown Land Auctions, appn, 1817. Address in Reply, rn., 136. Fish Industry and Fishing: Fisheries Branch, appn, 1927. Bills: Legislation, appn, 1927. Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Super- Oyster Farming, appn, 1927. annuation) Amendment Bill, int., 899; ZR., 1199. Restocking of Streams, appn, 1927. Coal Mining (Amendment) Bill, 1974, Select Committee upon the Fishing In- int., 2328; 2R., 2434. dustry, m., 3968. Coal Mining (Amendment) Bill, 1975, Hexham Swamps, g., 4530. int., 4209; 2R., 4452; Corn., 4459. Inflation, appn, 1817. Explosives (Amendment) Bill, int., 2237; 2R.. 2381. Newcastle Harbour, g., 864. Mining (Amendment) Bill, 1974, int., Point of Order, 2689. 2329; 2R., 2440. Police: Newcastle, adj., 1215; g., 3323. Mining (Amendment) Bill, 1975, int., 4208; ZR., 4439; p.O., 4446; Corn., 4448, Racing Commission for New South Wales, 4449. g., 2800. Western Lands (Amendment) Bill, 2R., Railways: Newcastle Electrification, (r., 1211. 1810. cxii INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 111-116

Jones, NPr S. B. (continued): Keane, Mr M. F. (continued): School Transport: High Schools, Newcastle, Minerals and Mining: Sand Mining at Chip- adj., 3672. ping Norton, address, 176; appn, 2161; q., Sport and Sportin,g Organizations: Finance, 3911, 4318. appn, 1927. Oil Refinery at Menai, appn, 2163. Surf Life Saving Association, appn, 1928. Opera House: Cultural Role, appn, 2127. Taxation : Parkes Developments Proprietary Limited, New South Wales Petrol Tax, appn, 1817. address, 177. Poker Machines, appn, 1819, 1926. Point of Order, 2011. Racing, appn, 1818. Police: Rebate for Poker Machine Maintenance, Sutherland, address, 177. appn, 1928. Sutherland and Menai, g., 5129. Transport, Finance and Policy: Pollution : Fares, appn, 1818. Dumping of Industrial Liquid Waste in Sackings, appn, 1818. Woronora Electorate, address, 175. War Widows Concessions, appn, 1817. Dumping of Liquid Industrial Waste at Youth and Youth Organizations: Menai, appn, 2162. Boy Scouts, appn, 1928. Government Record, appn, 216 1, 2163. Report on Georges River Extractive Indus- tries, appn, 2162. Water: Cooks River, q., 2201; appn, 2163. Keane, Mr M. F. (Woronora): Georges River, appn, 2163; g., 2201. Address in Reply, m., 174. Woronora Electorate, appn, 2161. Bills: Railways: Carriages, Double-deck, address, Appropriation Bill, Com., 2126, 2161. 176. Clean Waters (Amendment) Bill, Corn., Schools: High Schools, and Colleges: 3056. Jannali, address, 175. Library (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 5005; Moorebank High, g., 4393. Com., 5011, 5013. Sutherland North, address, 175. Arts and Culture: Woronora Electorate, g., 4611. Blue Poles, appn, 2127. Sewerage: Woronora Electorate, address, 177. Country Areas, appn, 2127. Town and Country Planning: Changes in Elizabethan Theatre Trust, appn, 2127. Land Use, g., 117, 1305. Expenditure, appn, 2126. Old Tote Theatre Company, appn, 2127. Vocational Guidance, g., 4200. Bridges: Water: Cooks and Georges Rivers, g., 1530. Sutherland Railway, g., 5130. Youth and Youth Organizations: Woronora Woronora River, address, 177; g., 5129. Electorate, g., 5130. Fire Fighting: Helicopters for Central Bush- fire Authorities, g., 5043. Keams, Mr N. J. (Bankstown): Housing: Commonwealth Funds, address, 176. Address in Reply, m., 516. Crown Lands: Bills : Auctions, appn, 2040. Appropriation Bill, Corn., 2040. Disposal, appn, 2040. National Parks and Wildlife Bill, int., 679; Menai Pilot Scheme, address, 176. 2R., 784; Corn., 913, 915, 916, 923, 924, 925, 927, 929, 943, 945, 947, 948, 949, Koalas, q., 5042. 950; cons. amdts, 2755, 2756. Local Government: Racing (Amendment) Bill, 2~.,3356. Regional Waste Disposal Area at Menai, Sydney Farm Produce Market Authority appn, 2163. (Amendment) Bill, 2~.,998. Waste Disposal, m., 1319. Child Welfare Act, q., 5085. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Kearns, NPr N. J. (continued): Kelly, I&l[r L. B. (continued): Courts and Legal Procedure: Bills (continued): Bankstown Court House, address, 520. Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Super- Illegitimacy, q., 1964, 2420. annuation) Amendment Bill, 2~.and Fishing Industry, Select Committee, m,, P.O., 1200. 3979. Coal Mining (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2435. Government, State: Growth of Executive Government and Maritime Services (Further Amendment) Bureaucracy, address, 516. Bill, 2~.,1455. Offices in Bankstown, address, 519. Mining (Amendment) Bill, 1975, 2~., 4442. Record, address, 521. Housing Areas: Redevelopment, q., 4312. Business and Trade Practices: Ramond Mar- keting Proprietary Limited, g., 2313. Industry, Secondary: Brambles Development at Greenacre, ad]., 4257. Commonwealth-State Relations: Financial, Laod and Land Settlement: Disposal of address, 204. Crown Lands, appn, 2040. Corrective Services: Steven Blair, adj., 593. Local Government: Crime and Criminals: Incidence, address, Bankstown Council Buildings, address, 519. 204. Waste Disposal at Milperra, address, 518. Government, State: Oversea Tour by Pre- Points of Order, 1085, 3198. mier and Treasurer, q., 113, 173. Police: Bankstown, address, 519. Handicapped Persons: Accommodation, ad- Roads and Road Safety: dress, 206. Bankstown Electorate, address, 519. Clearway on Hume Highway in Bankstown Historic Buildings, Preservation, q., 972. Electorate, address, 517. Housing: Teachers and Teachers Colleges: Shortage Commission's Role, appn, 2094. at Bankstown, address, 520. Slip Areas in Illawarra District, adj., 4607. Life Saving: Keighley, The Hon. W. G., M.A. (Oxon): Royal Life-Saving Society, appn, 1988. Surf Life Saving Association, appn, 1988. Aircfaft and Air Services: Refuelling in Indo- nesia, g., 359. Local Government: Bills: Rate Concessions for Pensioners, appn, Appropriation Bill, ZR., 2402. 2089. Business Franchise Licences (Petroleum) Rates, address, 207; g., 3814. Bill, 2R., 1402. Petrol Service Stations in Wollongong Area, Indecent Articles and Classified Publica- g., 1423. tions Bill, ZR., 4732. Points of Order, 43, 112, 114, 245, 248, 249, Garden Island Dockyard Dispute, g., 450, 558, 642, 647, 976, 977, 978, 1042, 1154, 1116. 1159. 1240, 1245. 1529, 1805, 2010, 2078, Meat Prices, g., 1229. Vickery, the Hon. Eben Kelvin Edward, a Roads and Road Safety: Member of the Legislative Council, Death, North Wollongong to Bulli Highway, q., m., 601. 2769.-. World Food Shortage, g., 2473. Wollongong, address, 205. l Wollongong Northern Suburbs, adj., 1378. Kelly, Mr L. B. (Corrimal): Schools, High Schools, and Colleges: Nareena Hills, q., 4313, 4534. Address in Reply, m., 203. Transport Finance and Policy: Bills: Coal Haulage in Wollongong, q., 1806. Appropriation Bill, Com., 1988, 2089, 2093. Wollongong University, address, 204. cxiv INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 111-116

Kennedy, The Hon. J. W.: I Landa, The Hon. D. P., LL.B. (continued): Address in Reply, rn., 460. Commonwealth-State Relations: Control of Appropriation Bill, ZR., 2464. Wages and Prices, q., 148. Decentralization and Development: Regional I Employment and Unemployment: Ready Development, q., 2512. Staff Personnel, q., 4482. Employment and Unemployment: Rural In- Firearms: Legislation, q., 5045. dustries, address, 462. Housing: Farm Incomes, address, 462. Crown Land Auctions, g., 4614. Government, Commonwealth: Employment Co-operative Building Societies, adj., 1662. of Civil Servants, address, 462. Industry, Secondary: Wood Chip Industry Grain Elevators Board Dispute, address, for North Coast, g., 2631, 2632. 462. Motor Lorry Owner Drivers, g., 4063. Industry, Secondary: Effect of Tariff Reduc- National Parks and Nature Reserves, g., tions, address, 463. 1277. Inflation: address, 461. Northumberland Insurance Company Pleasure Craft, Imports, q., 302. Limited, q., 1870, 2179; adj., 2197; g., 2271. Roads and Road Safety: Police: Glebe, q., 5135. Commonwealth Grants, address, 463. Pollution: Illawarra Escarpment, q., 602, Finance, address, 463. 2838. Senate Vacancy, m., 3780. Teachers and Teachers Colleges, Award, g., 5134; p.a., 5136. Landa, The Hon. D. P., LL.B.: Town and Country Planning: West Rocks, Advertising: Use of Buses, g., 1114. q., 91. Alcoholism, q., 4353. Tunnel: Sydney Harbour, q., 4264, 4265. Bills: Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2558.

Clean Air (Amendment), Bill.,, 2~..3176. Lange, The Hon. W. L.: Commercial Transactions (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill, 2R., 2977; Corn., 2995, Absenteeism in Industry, g., 5046. 2996, 2997. Bills: Companies (Special Investigations) Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2453. Amendment Bill, 2~.,3525. Liquor (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4864. Gaming and Betting (Poker Machines) Privacy Committee Bill, ZR., 4190; Corn., Amendment Bill, Corn., 3162. 4273. Indecent Articles and Classified Publica- tions Bill, 2R., 4712. National Compensation Bill, q., 3279. Legal Practitioners and Other Acts National Employment and Training Scheme, (Amendment) BiII, ZR., 1283; Corn., q., 3407. 1293. Town and Country Planning: Albury- Legal Practitioners (Legal Aid) Amend- Wodonga, q., 4011. ment Bill, ZR., 4509; Corn., 4513. Liquor (Amendment) Eill, 2R., 4860. National Parks and Wildlife Bill, 2R., 2190, 2272; Corn., 2296, 2298, 2301. Leitch, Mr D. S., M.B., B.S. (Armidale): Noise Control Bill, ZR., 4888; Corn., 4906. Address in Reply, nz., 69. Ombudsman Bill, ZR., 1580; Corn., 1617, Australian Wool Corporation, address, 70. 1622, 1628, 1631. Privacy Committee Bill, 2R., 4186; Corn., Bills : 4274, 4278. Appropriation Bill, Corn., 1985. Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, 2R., Government Railways (Amendment) Bill, 2186. ZR., 2248; p.O., 2250. Coal Loader, Botany Bay, q., 4853. Bridge-Culvert Subsidy Scheme, q., 170. SESSION 1974-75 cxv

7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Leitch, Mr D. S., M.B., B.S. (continued): Lewis, The Hon. T. L. (continued) : Fish Industry and Fishing: Bushfire Losses, q., 4203. Inland Fishing, appn, 1985. Cattle, Sheep and Livestock: Shark Meshing, appn, 1985. Aid to Producers, g., 3815. Noxious Weeds: Nodding Thistle, adj., 3400. Tick Control, g., 4205. Roads and Road Safety: Courts and Legal Procedure: Annidale Electorate, address, 7 1. Appointment of Judges to High Court, Classifed Roads System, g., 3989. urgency, 3617. Commonwealth Aid Roads Funds, g., Privy Council, g., 4090. 2419. Dairy Industry Reconstruction Scheme, adj., Federal Road Grants, address, 70. 1842. Roadworks, g., 2571. Daylight Saving Referendum, g., 4392. School Class Sizes, address, 09. Defence: Reserve Forces, q., 3913. Drug Penalties, g., 4525. Employment and Unemployment: Rural, g., Lewis, The Hon. T. L. (Wollondilly): 697, 2140. Flood Damage, g., 4525. Advertising: Government, g., 3761. Government: Government Communications Centre, g., Commonwealth: New Honours System, g., 3910, 4033, 4035; urgency, 4389; g., 3721. 4531. Communications, g., 5081. Agents and Brokers: Travel, g., 2415. Ministerial Changes, 3610, 3713. Betting: State: Gambling Casinos, g., 43 17. Oversea Visits by Premier and Treasurer, g., 3675. Illegal Gambling Casinos, g., 3816. Soccer Pools, g., 3812. Referenda Advertisements, adj., 1996. Bills: Historic Areas, Buildings and Records: National Estate Grants, g., 2880. Appropriation Bill, Corn., 2048. Fruit-Growing Reconstruction Agreement Housing: Crown Land, appn, 2049. (Amendment) Bill, int., 677, 678; 2~., 1205, 1206. Industrial Relations: Power Industry, Infant Life Preservation Bill, urgency, urgency, 4086. 5088. Kangaroos, appn, 2051. Mona Vale Services Club Bill, int., 4780, 4781. Land and Land Settlement: Moss Vale Services Club Bill, 2~.,51 13. Beecroft Head Bombing Range, g., 596.

National Parks and Wildlife Bill.- -- .int.. ~.. Commonwealth Occupied Land, g., 3002. 678; ZR., 783, 903; Corn., 915, 916, 923: Department of Lands, appn., 2048. 924, 925, 927, 929, 930, 934, 935, 940, 942, 943, 944, 945, 946, 947, 949, 950; Land Tenures, g., 117. cons. amdts, 2755, 2756, 2757. Proposed Development of Seal Rocks, g., Parliamentary Allowances and Salaries 2134. (Amendment) Bill, int., 4545; ZR., 4937. Scrub Regeneration in Western Division, Parliamentary Remuneration Tribunal g., 2884. Bill, int., 4544; ZR., 4942, 4947; Corn., Western Division, appn, 2050. 4948. Public Service and Crown Employees Local Government: Appeal Board (Amendment) Bill, int., Rates, g., 3815. 4780. Rate Increases, urgency, 4766. Western Lands (Amendment) Bill, int., 898; ZR., 1206, 1212; cons. amdts, 3546. Medibank, g., 5080. Boats and Yachts: Fees for Waterfront Minerals and Mining: Bass Point, appn, Occupancies, g., 1740. 2050. cxvi INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 111-116

Lewis, The Hon. a'. L. (continued): Lloyd, The Hon. Violet (continued): Parliament: Parking: Parramatta Hospital, q., 4483. Financial Interests of Members, q., 4315. Social and Welfare Services: Joint Sitting to Elect a Senator, 4003. Canadian Bureau of Information for Senate Vacancy, urgency, 3613; q., 3815, Women, address, 307. 5082. Improvements by Government, address, Point of Order, 1741. 307. Need for Information Bureau, address, Price Control, q., 43 16. 307. Public Service and Statutory Offices: War Widows' Concessions, g., 357. Central Mapping Authority, g., 2770. Taxation: Probate on Matrimonial Home, Cootamundra Lands Office, q., 380. address, 308. Department of Lands, appn, 2048. Rent of Premises: Data Processing Service, g., 3681. McCaw, The Hon. K. M., Q.C. (Lane Government Printing Office, q., 3684. Cove): Government Stores Department, g., Abortion: 3685. Illegal, q., 1009. Land Tax Office, q., 3684. Law, q., 42. Premier's Department, q., 3679, 3680. Preterm Foundation, g., 2774. Stamp Duties Office, q., 3680. Statistics, g., 165. Treasury, q., 3681. Adoption Applications, q., 3405. Reserves: Arthur, Joshua George, Esq., a Former Min- Annual Entry Permits, q., 3325. ister of the Crown, Death, m., 35. Elouera Bushland, appn, 2048. Assembly, Legislative: Special Adjournment, Federal Grants, q., 2136. m., 3558. Kosciusko National Park, g., 40. Bathurst Gaol, q., 2270. National Estate, q., 2880. New Parklands, q., 2770. Bills: Rockdale Municipal Council, g., 3203. Commercial Transactions (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill, ZR., 1716; Com., 1719, Sydney Harbour Foreshores, q., 1854. 1720, 1723, 1724; cons. amdts, 3546. Sydney Harbour Foreshores National Park, ~om&onwealthPlaces (Administration of q., 1035; appn, 2049. Laws) Amendment Bill, in?., 3017; ZR., Vaucluse House Kiosk, g., 2567. 3116. School Holidays, Staggering, g., 1966. Companies (Special Investigations) Amendment Bill, int., 3336, 3339. Social and Welfare Services: Women's Ad- visory Board, q., 4197. District Court (Amendment) Bill, int., 835: 2R., 2582; CO~.,2586. Sports Complex for Homebush Bay, g., .Tudgls' Pensions (Amendment) Bill, int., 802; appn, 2049. 3334; ZR., 3475; Corn., 3476. Taxation: Business Franchise Licences Legal Practitioners and Other Acts (Petroleum) Act, g., 3810. (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 717; Corn., 719; cons. amdts, 1543. Sydney Rescue Work Society Bill, ZR., 684. Lloyd, The Hon. Violet: Business and Trade Practices: Address in Reply, m., 306. Endurance Mining Corporation N.L. and Attunga Mining Corporation Pty Lim- Appropriation Bill, ZR., 2546. ited, q., 2686, 2880. Employment and Unemployment: J. G. Bourke and Associated Companies, Commonwealth Training Scheme, q., 2837. urgency, 798; q., 866, 867; p.o., 1165. Employment Opportunities for Women, Mainline Corporation, q., 468, 650. address, 307. Raymond Marketing Proprietary Limited, Hire Purchase and Credit Sales: Practices, g., 2314. q., 148. I he Liberty Group, q., 2200, 2421. SESSION 1974-75 cxvii

7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

McCaw, The Hon. K. M. (continued): I MacDiarmid, The Hon. F. M. (continued): Courts and Legal Procedure: Parliament: Opening of Session, address, Cobar Hospital Inquiry, g., 760. 93. Court Costs, g., 3440. Wool: Australian Wool Corporation, ad- Illegitimacy, g., 1964, 2420. dress, 98. Indictable Offences, g., 1997. Wool Industry, address, 97. Injury to A. J. Mulcahy on Jury Service, p.o., 444; adj., 445. Legal Aid for Prisoners, Bathurst Gaol, McGity, The Hon. L. F., M.B.E., LL.B. q., 530. (Willoughby): obscene and Indecent Publications Aot, g., Bills: 2270. Appropriation Bill, Com., 2096. Security and Intelligence Services Inquiry, g., 468. Builders Licensing (Amendment) Bill, int., 4209, 4212; 2R., 4460, 4476. Crime and Criminals: Secret Commissions, General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, g., 1300; pers. expl., 1434, 1436; p.0. ZR., 2711. 1436, 1437; urgency, 1671. Housing Agreement Bill, int., 3218, 3221; Hire Purchase and Credit Sales: Bankcard, 2R., 3221, 3229. g., 1849. Housing (Amendment) Bill, int., 3645; ZR., 3658, 3739; cons. amdts, 4207. Legal Profession: Building Industry, Collapse, g., 2312. solicitors' Fidelity Guarantee Fund, g., 2142. Co-operative Societies: Supervision of Trust Funds, g., 111. ~ilding,loan appn, 2712. Public Service and Statutory Offices: Cor- Building Society Repayments, g., 4651. porate Affairs Commissions Rents, g., 2775. Credit Unions, g., 3320. Permanent Building, appn, 2100. Stock Exchange Investigation, g., 1739. Terminating Building, q., 473, 1962; appn, 2099. Government: Commonwealth: Australian Industry De- MacDiarmid, The Hon. F. M,: velopment Corporation Legislation, g., 973. Address in Reply: m., 93. State: Ministry of Co-operative Societies, Australian Club, address, 98. appn, 2097. Bills: Ministry of Housing, appn, 2097. Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2523. Housing: Googong Dam Catchment Area Bill, ZR., Aged Persons, appn, 2098. 4176. Bathurst-Orange Growth Centre, g., 1040. Stock Diseases (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2962. Commission: Contractors, appn, 2098. Cattle Producers, Aid, g., 4064. Contracts, loan appn, 2714. Decentralization and Development: Induce- Land Acquisition, g., 447. ment, address, 100. Lyons Road West, g., 3761. Economic Conditions: Murray Street, Five Dock, q., 3763. Inflation, address, 94. Redevelopment of Areas, g., 4312, 5187. Principles for Prosperity, address, 94. Rehousing at Toongabbie, g., 3581. Gardiner, the Hon. J. H., M.L.C., Death, Rent Rebates for Tenants, q., 3443. address, 94. Sociologists, g., 3577. Government, Commonwealth: Need for Tenant Purchase, g., 3580. Leadership, address, 96. Waiting List, appn, 2096. Industrial Disputes, address, 95. Commonwealth Policy, g., 4391. Industry, Primary: Export Earnings, address, Crown Land, appn, 2098. 99. Defence Personnel, g., 3577. Volumes 111-116

McGinty, The Hon. L. F., M.B.E., LL.B. McMahon, The Hon. P. (continued) : (continued) : Bills (continued) : Housing (continued) : Dental Technicians Registration Bill, 2R., Drummoyne Electorate, appn, 2097. 4153. Finance, g., 2320, 2572, 4037. Explosives (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2789. Factories, Shops and Industries (Amend- Glebe Trust Land, Waverley, appn, 2099. ment) Bill, 2R., 4490. Government Record, loan appn, 27 12. Government Railways, Transport and Green Valley, g., 1967. Electricity Commission (Amendment) Interest Rates, q., 1666. Bill, ZR., 4291. Land Owned by Cambridge Credit Cor- Health Commission and Other Acts poration Limited, q., 1854. (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 4295. Loans, g., 173, 3207. Housing (Amendment) Bill, 2~.,3881. Macquarie Fields, adj., 446. Local Government (Appeals) Amendment Means Test, appn, 2099. Bill, 2R.. 4633. Teachers, appn, 2098. Local ~Avernment (Rating) Amendment Woolloomooloo, g., 2075. Bill, ZR., 3498. National Parks and Wildlife Bill, 2R., Solicitors' Costs, appn, 2097. 2286. Tenants, Pensioners, g., 4936. Public Service and Crown Employees Ap- Town and Country Planning: peal Board (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 3147; Corn., 3151. Canberra Environs, adj., 4479. Stamp Duties (Further Amendment) Bill, Toongabbie Redevelopment, g., 3326. ZR., 3518. Teaching Service (Amendment) Bill, 2~., 4922. McKay. The Hon. T. S., B.A., LL.B.: Boat Ramps, g., 304. Address in Reply, m., 603. Canned Foods, g., 92, 1384. Bills: Crown Land Auctions, address, 238. Commercial Transactions (Miscellaneous Education: High School Syllabus, g., 3140, Provisions) Bill, ZR., 2982. 3494. Motor Traffic and Transport (Further Fruit and Vegetable Crates, g., 2474. Amendment) Bill, ZR., 1656. Ombudsman Bill, 2R., 1592. Industrial Relations: Stamp Duties (Further Amendment) Bill, Industrial Court Transcripts, g., 4357. ZR., 3520. Worker Participation, address, 240. Business and Trade Practices: Multi-National Inflation, address, 237. Corporations, address, 605. Prices: Economic Conditions: Control, address, 239. Inflation, address, 604. Mark-up on Goods, address, 239. Prices-Wages Freeze, address, 605. Milk, g., 1383, 3279. Point of Order, 4171. Town and Country Planning: City of Sydney Road Speed Limits, q., 533, 1278. Development, g., 20. Transport, Public, address, 240.

McMahon, The Hon. P.: McPherson, The Hon. H. J.: Address in Reply, m., 237. Address in Reply, m., 159. Bills: Appropriation Bill, ZR., 2484. Apprentices: Indentures, g., 3590, 3696. ~bsinessFranchise Licences (Amendment) Bills: Bill. ZR., 1407. Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2457. coal. and. oil Shale Mine Workers (Super- Auctioneers and Agents (Amendment) annuation) Amendment Bill, 2R., 1520. Bill, Corn., 5056, 5057. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

McPherson, The HQ~.H. 3. (continued) : McPherson, The Hon. H. J. (continued) : Bills (continued) : Land and Land Settlement: Australian Capi- Business Franchise Licences (Petroleum) tal Territory, g., 2529. Bill, ZR., 1402. Meat Industry: Sales of Red Meat, g., 602. Chaffey Dam Bill, 2a., 1132. Prices: Eggs, g., 1871, 2839. Dental Technicians Registration Bill, 2R., 4023; Corn., 4169. Railways: Country Services, address, 162. Factories, Shops and Industries (Amend- Taxation: ment) Bill, 2R., 4491. Concession on Farm Machinery, ~ddress, Gaming and Betting (Poker Machines) 160. Amendment BiU, 2R., 3153. Road Co-ordination, address, 163. Googong Dam Catchment Area Bill, ZR., Transport, Finance and Policy: Public Trans- 4173. port Commission Deficit, address, 163. Government Railways (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 2675. Workers' Compensation Act, Revision, g., 92. Liquor (Amendment) Bill, 2~.,4863. Liquor (Further Amendment) Bill, 2R., Mackie, Mr G. C. (Alburyb 3420. Meat Industry Authority (Amendment) Employment and Unemployment: Bill, 2R., 5071. Albury-Wodonga, g., 171. Motor Traffic and Transport (Further Rural Unemployment, g., 697. Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1652. Police: Noise Control Bill, Com., 4903. Allegations, g., 4528. Ombudsman Bill, Corn., 1618. Policewoman for Albury, g., 2417. Pay-Roll Tax (Amendment) Bill, Corn., 1392. Racing (Amendment) Bill, 2~.,3362. Police Regulation (Superannuation) Railways: Travelling Post Offices, g., 3000, Further Amendment Bill, 2R., 3524. 4034. Public Servant Housing Authority Bill, 2R., Wheat, Price, g., 3537. 4753. Split Rock Dam Bill, 2R., 1119. Stock Diseases (Amendment) Bill, ZR., Maddison, The Hon. J. C., B.A., LL.B. 2963; Corn., 2970. (Ku-ring-gai): Teacher Housing Authority Bill, ZR., 3710. Aborigines: Offences, g., 321. Unsolicited Goods and Services Bill, Gm., 3095, 3096. Assembly, Legislative: Dissent from Mr Wheat Industry Stabilization Bill, ZR., Speaker's Ruling, m., 329; p.o., 1971, 1972; 3429. m., 1972. Wheat Quotas Bill, 2~.,4620. Betting: Illegal Gambling Clubs, q., 552. Bills: Commonwealth-State Relations: Commercial Transactions (Miscellaneous Co-operation, address, 161. Provisions) Bill, int., 1065; 2R., 1699. Finance, g., 1228. Companies (Special Investigations) Courts and Legal Procedure: Clerk of Petty Amendment Bill, 2R., 3476. Sessions Office, Junee, g., 3692, 4146. Country Women's Association of New South Wales Incorporation (Amendment) Decentnalization and Development: Regional Bill, int., 3933; 2~.,4227. Development, g., 2474, 2511. District Court (Amendment) Bill, int., 833; 2R., 2442. Finance and Investment, Annual Budgets, address, 162. Glebe and Other Properties (Special Pro- visions) Bill, int., 1332; 2R., 1356, 1361, Floods: 1363; recom., 1439; 3~.,1439. Compensation, q., 4484. Judges' Pensions (~rnendment) Bill, ZR., Relief Funds, g., 1591. I 3473. Justices (Amendment) Bill, int., 2148; Housing: Interest Rates, address, 160. 2R., 2345, 2370; Com., 2373, 2378; cons. Inflation, address, 159. I a'mdts, 3547. Maddison, The Hon. J. C. (continued) : Maddison, The Won. J. C. (continued) : Bills (continued) : Corrective Services (continued) : Legal Practitioners and Other Acts Report by Mr Lewer, S.M., q., 2135. (Amendment) Bill, inf., 662; 2R., 709. Trailbikes, g., 2776. Legal Practitioners (Legal Aid) Arnend- Treatment of Prisoners, g., 1299. ment Bill, int., 3933; 2R., 4212, 4220; Visiting Cubicles, g., 448. Corn., 4225. Liquor (Amendment) Bill, int., 4423, Courts and Legal Procedure: 4429; 2R., 4684, 4793; Corn., 4795. Appeals by Juvenile Offenders, g., 1532. Liquor (Further Amendment) Bill, int., Appointment of Judges to High Court, 3214; ZR., 3385. p.o., 3615, 3629, 3632; m., 3633. Ombudsman Bill, int., 666, 672; 2R., 772, Breathalyzer Testing, g., 3104, 3543. 1267; Corn., 1271, 1333, 1334, 1335, Criticism of Magistrates, g., 1805; p.a., 1336, 1339, 1342, 1344, 1346, 1348, 1811; Q., 1811, 1852, 2571. 1349. 1350. 1351. 1352. 1353, 1355; Delays in Juvenile Judicial Appeals, cons:-- . arndts:~ 1751. ' urgency, 1432. ~awnbrokers'(~mendment)Bill, int., 674; Dezelin, R.: Application to be a Govern- 2R., 769, 772. ment Interpreter, g., 3584. Police Regulation (Superannuation) Fur- Driving Offences, g., 962. ther Amendment Bill, int., 3213; 2R., 3386, 3389. Inquest Delays, g., 3819. Privacy Committee Bill, int., 3644; 2R., Interpreters and Translators, g., 3583. 3745, 3850; Corn., 3853, 3855. Interpreters and Translators, Wollongong Sale of Land on Terms Bill, int., 1332; Area, q., 3584. ZR., 1364, 1365; p.o., 1366; Corn., 1366; Interpreters at Wollongong Courts, g., 3R., 1439; recorn., 1440. 2573, 3543. Superannuation (Further Amendment) Jurors' Fees, g., 3101. Bill, int., 3018; 2R., 3254, 3260; Corn., Lenient Court Sentences, g., 1426. 3262. Missing Persons, g., 958. Sydney Rescue Work Society Bill, int., Mitreski, K.: Use of Interpreter, g., 3583. 590; 2R., 680. Recording of Proceedings, g., 4040. Business and Trade Practices: Sheriff's Office Rents, g., 2954. J. G. Bourke and Associated Companies, min. stmt, 1159. Strata Titles Board, g., 864. Summary Jurisdiction and Coroners' K. F. Investments Pty Limited, g., 4529. Courts Rents, g., 295.5. Clubs: Supreme Court and Industrial Commission Amalgamations, g., 694. Rents, g., 2953. Cronulla-Sutherland Leagues, g., 1965, Vigilante Army, q., 378, 868, 962. 2144. Crime and Criminals: Police Boys, g., 2177. Alleged Attack on R. Dunn, g., 3491. Registered, Voting In, g., 761. Arson, Motor Vehicles, g., 1109. Voting, g., 320. Arson, Motor Vehicle at Hornsby, g., Corrective Services: 1803. Baldry, W. H., g., 967. Destruction of Rolls Royce Cars, g., 448. Bathurst Gaol, urgency, 1667; g., 1852, McNeil, Jim, g., 3204. 2135, 2318, 2771. Personal Violence, g., 2388. Bathurst Gaol Riot, g., 2006, 2768. Pinball Machines in Fun Parlours, g., Morey, Edward, g., 2135. 2002. New Prisons, g., 3541. Secret Commissions, g., 1960; p.o., 3483; adj., 3484. Parramatta Gaol Visiting Cubicles, g., Sexual Offences Against Children, g., 2768. l I 2389. Persons on Parole, g., 1222. l Shoplifting, g., 2389. Persons Serving Gaol or Suspended Sen- tences, g., 2760. 1 Drug Offences, g., 2391. Pollett, Superintendent, g., 966. Hire Purchase and Credit Sales: Bankcard, Rent of Premises, g., 2955. 1 g., 1855. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Maddison, The Hon. J. C. (continued): Maddison, The Hon. J. C. (continued): Liquor: Spirit Merchants and Wine Licences, Superannuation and Retirement Funds: g., 1568. State Board Investments, g., 382. Morality: State Board Loans, g., 1221. Alleged Sexual Deviations in Fairfield, State Superannuation Fund Pension Units, a&, 1956. g., 958. Prostitution offences, g., 2390. Tenancies: Motor Vehicles: Eviction Cases, g., 2269, 2270. Drink-Driver Offences, g., 2390. Landlord and Tenant Legislation, g., 1153. Traffic Infringement Notices, g., 957. Tunnels: Railway Square, g., 2568. Ombudsman: Appointment, g., 3818. Parliament: Senate Vacancy, m., 3792. Maher, Mr M J., M.A., LL.B. (Drum- Point of Order, 128. moyne): Poker Machines: Bally Australia Pty Abortion: Preterm Foundation, address, 68; Limited, g., 1149. g., 2774. Police: Address in Reply, m., 66. Alleged Report on John Singleton, g., 41. Agent-General and Agencies Abroad: New Allocation, g., 2000. South Wales Government Offices, g., 960. Azzopardi, Edgar John, adj., 3067. Bills: Ballard, Detective-Sergeant, g., 554, 1153. Appropriation Bill, Corn., 2090, 2109, Band, g., 2068. 2123. 2157. Boys Clubs, g., 2177. Country Women's Association of New Call System, g., 2796. South Wales Incorporation (Amendment) Bill, 2~.,4229. Commissioner, g., 1276. Dairy Industry Authority (Amendment) Eastern Suburbs Strength, g., 1853. Bill, 2R., 3953; Corn., 3959; pers. expl., Headquarters Premises, g., 1506. 3961. Helicopters for Police Work, g., 3006. District Court (Amendment) Bill, 2~., Incidence Report Forms, g., 955. 2580; Corn., 2586. Investigations of Subversive Organizations, Dried Fruits (Amendment) Bill, Corn., g., 962. 3950. Newcastle, g., 3323. Gaming and Betting (Poker Machines) Newcastle Subdistricts, adj., 1217. Amendment Bill, 2~.,2944. Government Railways (Amendment) Bill, Ocean-going Vessels, g., 959. ZR., 2237. "Operation Hunter", g., 3076. Legal Practitioners (Legal Aid) Amend- "Police Spectacular", g., 2176. ment Bill, ZR., 4218; Corn., 4224, 4226. Policewoman for Albury, g., 2418. Library (Amendment) Bill, Corn., 5014. Premises, g., 2172. Liquor (Amendment) Bill, int., 4428; p.o., Premises at Ingleburn and Campbelltown, 4429. g., 1507. Local Government (Appeals) Amendment Stations: Bill, 2R., 4130; Corn., 4241, 4243, 4245, Five Dock, g., 1801. 4246. Hornsby, Eastwood, Gosford, g., 2067. Public Service and Crown Employees Appeal Board (Amendment) Bill, 2R., Lakemba, g., 2769. 2913; Corn., 2918, 2922, 2926, 2929, ZR., Rooty Hill, g., 2139. 5015. Tr&c Branch, g., 3493. Public Transport Commission and Sydney Harbour Transport (Amendment) Bill, Public Service and Statutory Offices: ZR., 2738. Department of Attorney-General, Rents, Sale of Land on Terms Bill, ZR., 1365. g., 2953. Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, 2R., Registrar-General Rents, g., 2954. 1939. Royal Commission: Allegations of Organized Superannuation (Further Amendment) Crime in Clubs, urgency, 1242; adj., 4403. I Bill, 2a.. 3259; Corn., 3262. k Volumes 111-116

Maher, Mr M. J. (continued): Maher, Mr M. J. (continued): Bridges: Glebe Island, g., 795. Pollution (continued): Courts and Legal Procedure: Watching Service, appn, 2158. Legal Aid Funds, address, 68. Wood Moulders Pty Limited, appn, 2157. Prosecutions under Printing and News- Public Service and Statutory Offices: papers Act, g., 3682. Air Pollution and Clean Waters Advisory Dairy Industry: Radioactive Iodine in Sydney Committees, g., 3685. Milk, g., 1224. State Pollution Control Commission, appn, Decentralization and Development: Conser- 2157. vatorium of Music, appn, 2111. State Pollution Control Commission Staff, g., 3681. Dredging: Iron Cove, g., 470, 872. Water Pollution Control Branch, g., 283 1. Education : Railways: Infants Cots on Southern Aurora, Department of Education Rents, g., 3077. g., 3487. Pre-school, address, 67; appn, 2109. Roads and Road Safety: Ferry Services: Parliament House Laneway, g., 3990. Drummoyne Electorate, g., 3487. Traffic Lights at Five Dock, g., 964. Parramatta River, address, 68. Traffic Signals at Lyons Road, Drum- Finance and Investment: Rates Paid by Rural moyne, q., 3492. Bank, g., 3991. Royal Commission: Allegations of Organ- Government, State: ized Crime in Clubs, Report, g., 959. Ministry of Co-operative Societies, appn, 2090. Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Ministry of Housing, appn, 2090. Concord East Public, q., 1381. Drummoyne Electorate, address, 66; appn, Handicapped Persons: Government Assis- 2110. tance, address, 69. Foreign Language Classes, address, 67; Health: Cancer-causing Gas, g., 965. appn, 2111. Housing : Non-State, appn, 2123. Commission: Non-State Schools Grants, appn, 2110. Accommodation, appn, 2090. Remedial Teaching, appn. 2110. Lyons Road West, g., 3760. School Class Sizes, address, 66. Murray Street, Five Dock, g., 3763. Scott Committee, address, 66. Drummoyne Electorate, appn, 2090. School Transport: Low Income Earners, address, 68. Cabarita-Mortlake, g., 3685. Kangaroo Slaughter, address, 68. Route, 490, q., 3762. Legal Profession: Sewerage: Overcharging by Solicitors, address, 68. Rates, g., 5192. Solicitors' Costs, appn, 2090. Rates, Drummoyne Schools, q., 1843. Motor Vehicle Auctions, g., 3492. Teachers and Teachers Colleges: Nurses Education, appn, 2109. Aides, q., 960. Omnibus Services : Catholic Training Colleges, appn, 2124. Drummoyne Electorate, g., 3441. Remedial Reading, g., 3204, 3329. Fares, g., 1534. Point of Order, 3620. Universities: College Principals-Salaries, g., 1010. Police Station, Five Dock, g., 1801. Sydney, appn, 2123. Pollution : University of Sydney Colleges, appn, 2109. Drummoyne Electorate, address, 68; appn, 2157. Water: Sewage Discharge into Iron Cove and Quality Monitoring Stations, g., 2175. Hen and Chicken Bay, g., 3075. Rates, g., 3913, 5192. Smoke, g., 3682. Rates, Drummoyne Schools, g., 1843. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Mahoney, Mr D. J. (Parramatta): Mallam, MI H. C. (continued) : Abortion: Bills (continued): Clinics, g., 116. Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, Com., Illegal, g., 1008. 1942. Assembly, Legislative: Dissent from Mr Stock (Chemical Residues) Bill, 2R., 4994. Speaker's Ruling, m., 3927, 393 1. Stock Diseases (Amendment) Bill, int., Builders Licensing (Amendment) Bill, int., 2146. 2704; ZR., 3065. Sydney Farm Produce Market Authority Bill, ZR., 996. Ferry Services: Hovercraft, g., 5083. Technical and Further Education Bill, int., Hospital: Westmead, g., 1531, 3542, 3688. 897. Lottery: Sales in Parramatta, g., 1152, 1969. Business and Trade Practices: Points of Order, 119, 561, 3617, 3806. Barton Group of Companies, pers. expl., 2696. Pollution: Recycling of Waste g., 3447. J. G. Bourke and Associated Companies, pers. expl., 804, 805; p.o., 867. Mallam, Mr H. C. (Campbelltown): Chemicals, Pesticides and Fungicides: De- foliants, g., 753. Abortions: Pregnancies Terminated, g., 1222. Corrective Services: Address in Reply, m., 332. Persons on Parole, g., 1222. Advertising: Government, g., 3761. Persons Serving Gaol or Suspended Sen- tences, g., 2760. Animals: Cruelty Offences, g., 1804. Rent of Premises, g., 2955. Assembly, Legislative: Presentation of Peti- tions, pers. expl., 1749. Courts and Legal Procedure: Arthur, Joshua George, Esq., a former Min- Driving Offences, g., 962. ister of the Crown, Death, in., 37. Missing Persons, g., 958. Bills: Protective Office Rents, q., 2773. Sheriff's Office Rents, g., 2954. Bread (Amendment) Bill, 2~.,705; p.o., 707. Summary Jurisdiction and Coroners' Business Franchise Licences (Petroleum) Courts Rents, g., 2954. Bill, Cont., 1170, 1173, 1178, 1186, 1190, Supreme Court and Industrial Commission 1191, 1192. Rents, g., 2952. Companies (Special Investigations) Vigilante Army, g., 962; p.o., 977. Amendment Bill, int., 3337; pers. expl., Crime and Criminals: 3341; 2R., 3481. Personal Violence, g., 2388. Dairy Adjustment Programme Agreement Sexual Offences Against Children, g., Ratification Bill, int., 4953; ZR., 5109. 2389. Dairy Industry (Amendment) Bill, iizt., 4549; 2R., 4984. Shoplifting, g., 2389. Finances Adjustment (Amendment) Bill, Dairy Farms, loan appn, 2625. ZR., 4052. Drug Offences, g., 2390. General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, 2x., 2621; p.o., 2623. Education: Department of Education Rents, g., 3079. Government Railways (Amendment) Bill, p.O., 2249; 2~.,2249. Elections: Failure to Vote, g., 2391. Housing (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 3733. Finance and Investment: Indecent Articles and Classified Publica- Fees for Services Rendered, g., 2834. tions Bill, 2R., 4584. Government Interest Payments, g., 762. Motor Traffic and Transport (Further H. G. Palmer, address, 336. Amendment) Bill, int., 1441; ZR., 1554. Information In Prospectuses, address, 335. Pay-roll Tax (Amendment) Bill, Com., 988. King and Yuill Transactions, address, 334. Public Transport Commission and Sydney Patrick and Partners Transactions, address, Harbour Transvort (Amendment) Bill, 333. ZR., 2743; 3R., 2804. Rae Report, address, 332. Racing (Amendment) Bill, int., 3210. Rural Bank, g., 1801. Mallam, Mr H. C. (continued): Mallam, Mr H. C. (continued) : Firearm Licences, g., 1110. Omnibus Services: Fires and Fire Fighting: Female Drivers, q., 4144. Extension Ladders, g., 1107. Resignations, g., 4144. Fires on Railway Property, g.. 1222. Points of Order, 118, 1672, 1897, 3619. Sydney Harbour, g., 1220. Poker Machines: Baliy, g., 1109. Vehicles, g., 1007. Police: Vessels, g., 1800. Headquarters Premises, g., 1506. Fisheries Branch Rents, q., 3072. Incidence Report Forms, g., 955. Floods: Campbelltown Electorate, adj., 751. Investigations of Subversive Organizations, g., 962. Glebe Island Container Terminal, g., 2387. Ocean-going Vessels, g., 958. Government: Premises, g., 2171, 3001. Communications, g., 508 1. Premises at Ingleburn and Campbelltown, Commonwealth: New Honours System, g., q., 1507. 3721. Prices: State: Eggs, q., 1223. Bank Overdrafts, g., 2387. Milk, q., 1218. Knighthoods Granted, g., 1567. Oversea Visits by Premier and Trea- Prostitution, Offences, g., 2390. surer, q., 3674. Public Service and Statutory Offices: Visit to Hungary by Premier and Trea- Rent of Premises: surer, address, 337. Chief Secretary's Department, g., 3073. Health: Corporate Affairs Commission, g., 2774. Commission Rents, q., 2772. Data Processing Service, g., 3680. Incidence of Diseases, g., 1221. Department of Attorney-General, g., Infantile Diarrhoea, g., 1222. 2953. Infectious Hepatitis, g., 1222. Department of Lands, g., 4261. Miscellaneous Boards Rents, g., 2773. Department of Public Works, g., 3587. Department of the Valuer-General, g., Hospitals: 3488. Admissions to Psychiatric Centres, g., Department of Tourism, g., 4351. 1224. Government Printing Office, g., 3684. Campbelltown, loan appn, 2622. Government Stores Department, q., Housing: 3684. Commission Land Acauisition, g., 447. Land Tax Office, g., 3683. Commission Sociologists, g., 3576. Maritime Services Board, g., 3587. Commission Tenant Purchase, g., 3580. Premier's Department, g., 3679. Defence Personnel, g., 3577. Public Service, g., 3679. Macquarie Fields, adj., 446. Registrar-General, g., 2953. Stamp Duties Office, g., 3680. Immigration: New South Wales Immigration Division Rents, q., 3074. State Electoral OGce, q., 3072. State Emergency Services, g., 3073. Industry, Secondary: Tullochs Limited, g., 1040. Treasury, g., 3681. Insurance: Motor Vehicles, Government In- Railways: surance Office, g., 1798. Compensation, g., 3760. Country Services, g., 5124. g., Mining Leases, 1275. Excess Fares, g., 4479. Motor Vehicles: Gleniield-East Hills, loan appn, 2625. Articulated, g., 3986. Macquarie Fields Station, g., 954. Drink-Driver Offences, g., 2390. Metropolitan Services, g., 5127. Drivers' Licences, Revoked, g., 4259. Southern Aurora, g., 4349. Rejection Notices, g., 3862. Train Delays, g., 5038. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Mallam, Mr H. C. (continued): Marsh, The Hon. R. B. (continued): Schools, OineTeacher, g., 1803. Local Government: Bankstown Municipality, Sewerage: Campbelltown, Loan appn, 2624. address, 309. Social and Welfare Services: Cruelty to Roads and Road Safety: Stop Signs, q., 1112, Children, g., 1108. 2180. Sport and Recreation Service Rents, q., 3074. Sewerage: Lack of Services, address, 309. Supeaannuation and Retirement Funds: State Trades and Trade Unions: Board Funds, loan appn, 2622; q., 1221. Control of Union OfFicials, address, 312. Teachers: Oversea Recruitment, g., 1844. Union Amalgamation, address, 312. Tenancies: Government Expenditure, loan Workers' Compensation: appn, 2623. Improvements, g., 4852. Town and Country Planning: Industrial Accident Statistics, address, 31 1. Campbelltown Industrial Zone Environ- Workers' Compensation (Amendment) mental Impact Study, q., 3138. Bal, ZR., 5157. Industrial Development in Wollondilly Electorate, g., 2267. State Planning Authority Land, Campbell- town Electorate, q., 954. Transport, Finance and Policy: Mason, Mr J. M., L.Th. @ubbo): Department of Motor Transport Resigna- tions, q., 3758. Address in Reply, m., 337. Expenditure in Campbelltown Electorate, Bills: Q., 3757. National Parks and Wildlife Bill, Com., Fare Evasion, q., 4260. 928. Public Transport Commission: Pay-roll Tax (Amendment) Bill, 2~.,985. Deficit, q., 1801. Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, 2R., Railways, loan appn, 2621. 1937; P.o., 1938, 1942, 1946. Rail Division Resignations, g., 5128. Government: Commonwealth: Rental of Premises, g., 3988. Financial Policy, address, 338. Waterways: Deaths on7 q., 1012. Policy A!gainst States, address, 33 8. Youth and Community Services Department Rural Policies, address, 339. Sociologists, g., 2134. Industry, Secondary: Shipbuilding, g., 2073. Libraries, Regional, g., 3542. Local Government: Waste Disposal, m., Marsh, The Hon. R. B.: 1326. Address in Reply, m., 309. Locust Plague, g., 3321. Building Hoarding Collapse, q., 1017, 1386. Markets, Farm Produce: Citrus, a&., 1104. Consumer Claims Tribunal, address, 309. Oil Industry and Petrol: Communism: Influence, address, 310. Deliveries, adj., 528. Removal of address, Employment and Unemployment: Causes of Fuel Subsidy, 340. Unemployment, address, 313. Shortage of Petroleum Products, g., 43. Government: State: Need for Planned Pro- Points of Order, 874, 881, 882, 2424, 2425. gramme, dress, 309. Pollution: Waste Disposal, m., 1326. Industrial Relations: Railways: Need for Legislation, address, 309. Refreshment Services, g., 2320. Strike by Grain Elevators Board Em- System, g., 647. ployees, g., 92. Western Area Services, address, 342. Worker Participation, address, 311. Royal Commission: Allegations of Organized Industry, Primary: Foreign Control, address, Crime in Clubs, d.,4409. 314. Sport and Recreation Service Centres, Inflation, address, 310. address, 339. Volumes 111-116

Mauger, The Hon. S. G. (Monaro): Mead, Mr T. P. (contirzued) : Aircraft and Air Services: Bills (continued) : Helicopters for Central Bush Fire Auth- Maritime Services (Further Amendment) orities, g., 5043. Bill, ZR., 1448. Merimbula Airport, adj., 873; p.o., 874; Noise Control Bill, 2R., 4839. adj., 880. Public Transport Commission and Sydney Safety at Country Airports, g., 3104. Harbour Transport (Amendment) Bill, Bills: ZR., 2736. Business Franchise Licences (Petroleum) Therapeutic Goods and Cosmetics Bill, p.o., 1092; Corn., 1197. (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 765. Fisheries and Oyster Farms (Amend- Boats and Yachts: Fees for Waterfront ment) Bill, int., 2333. Occupancies, g., 1740. Glebe and Other Properties (Special Pro- Books, Newspapers and Publications: visions) Bill, 3~.,1439. Newspaper Commission, address, 415. Government Railways (Amendment) Bill, Pornographic Literature, g., 5 190. 2~.,1762. Supplement to "Education", g., 324. Motor Traffic and Transport (Further Amendment) Bill, ZR., 1559. Builders, Building, and Building Materials: Sale of Land on Terms Bill, 3R., 1439. Contracts, adj., 5123. Child Welfare Act, Revision, g., 5085. Communism: Courts and Legal Procedure: Interpreters, Baltic Countries, address, 412. Wollongong, adj., 3859. Danger to Australia, address, 411. Fires and Fire Fighting: Courts and Legal Procedure: Appeals by Juvenile Offenders, g., 1532. Bushfire Brigades, g., 4036. Bushfire Damage, g., 4526. Government, Commonwealth: Gift to African Terrorists, address, 413. Fish Industry and Fishing: Parliamentary Select Committee, rn., 3979. Industrial Anarchy, address, 410. Flood: Damage, g., 4526. Land: Resumption at Blakehurst, adj., 2446. Health: Schizophrenics, g., 3690. Local Government Elections, address, 413. Kosciusko National Park, g., 40. Omnibus Stops, g., 3915. Petrol Deliveries, Monaro Electorate, adj., Points of Order: 699, 700, 1742. 527. Political Parties: Oversea visit by Member Points of Order, 443, 444, 445, 700, 707, for Illawarra, address, 413. 712, 977, 986, 987, 2424, 3366. Radio Broadcasting and Television: Sup- Pollution: Garbage Service in Canberra, g., pression of Stories, address, 415. 2077. Railways: Public Service and Statutory Offices: Youth Carriages for Women, g., 5085. and Community Services Office for Steam Locomotives, g., 1507. Charlestown, g., 4652, 4772. Taxation: Land, g., 4530, 5092. Roads and Road Safety: Federal Roads Grants Bill, pers. expl., 558. Transport, Finance and Planning: Proposed Fare Increases, p.o., 757. Teachers Salaries, g., 649. Unemployment Relief, g., 970. Youth and Youth Organizations: Woronora Electorate, g., 5130. Meillon, Mrs M. (Murray): Address in Reply, rn., 76. Mead, Mr T. F. (Hurstville): Bills: Address in Reply, rn., 410. Appropriation Bill, Corn., 1991. Chaffey Dam Bill, ZR., 734. Bills: Library (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 5009. Indecent Articles and Classified Publica- tions Bill, Corn., 4669, 4675; p.o., 5121, Employment and Unemployment: Rural, g., 5122. 2140. SESSION 1974-75 cxxvii

7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Meillon, Mr M. (continued): 1 Melville, The Hon. R. G. (continued): Fishing Industry and Fishing: European Local Government: Carp, appn, 1991. Definition, address, 455. Firebreaks, g., 3540. Development in New South Wales, address, 457. Floods: Murray Electorate, address, 79. Elections, address, 458. Industry, Primary: Murray River Irrigation Functions, address, 456. Area, address, 79. Needs for Grants, address, 459. Land and Land Settlement: Murray Valley, Powers, address, 458. address, 77. Rates, g., 3532. Milk Supply to Murray Valley, address, 77. Recognition by Federal Government, Railways: Narrandera-Tocumwal Service, g., address, 458. 5087. Theoretical Basis for Promoting, address, Social and Welfare Services: 455. Adoptions, g., 246. Railways: North Coast Daylight Express, g., 3081. Battered Babies, g., 1303. Roads and Road Safety: Taxicabs and Hire Cars: Illuminated Signs on Taxicabs, g., 2572. Federal Roads Legislation, address, 459. Report by Bureau of Roads, address, 459. Teachers Federation, g., 2008. Water: Irrigation, Murray Electorate, address, 76. Morris, The Hon. M. A. (Maitland): Irrigation Charges, adj., 2758. Murray River, address, 76. Aircraft and Air Services: Safety at Country Pollution: Airports, g., 3105. Edward River, address, 80. Animals: Forests and National Parks, g., Murray River, address, 79. 3720. Saiinity in Murray Electorate, address, Balmain Container Terminal, g., 870. 78. Beaches: Nude Bathing, g., 4392. Bills: Coal and Oil Shale Mine Workers (Super- MelviUe, The Hon. R. G.: annuation) Amendment Bill, 2R., 1203. Factories, Shops and Industries (Amend- Address in Reply, m., 455. ment) Bill, ini., 3936; 2R., 4329, 4338; Air Pollution: Port Kembla, q., 4355; p.o., Corn., 4341, 4342, 4344; cons. amdts, 4356. 5117. Bills : Government Railways (Amendment) Bill, in?., 665; ZR., 1752, 2263. Appropriation Bill, ZR., 2498. Motor Traffic and Transport (Further Dairy Industry (Amendment) Bill, 2R., Amendment) Bill, int., 1440; 2R., 1544, 5058. 1560. Dairy Industry Authority (Amendment) Public Transport Commission and Sydney Bill,. ZR., . 4284. Harbour Transport (Amendment) Bill, Health Commission and Other Acts int.. 2326:, 2R.., 2726. 2751. (Amendment) Bill.. 2R.,. 4297. Valuation of Land (Amendment) Bill, hi., Local Government (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4785; ZR., 5115, 5117. 4380. Wollongong Town Hall Site Bill, ini., Local Government (Appeals) Amendment 3651; 2R., 3947. Bill, ZR., 4629; Corn., 4640. Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Noise Control Bill, 2R., 4891. Bill, int., 4782; 2R., 5019; Corn., 5031, Public Health (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5032, 5035. 4362. Coal Transport, Newcastle, q., 2796. Teacher Housing Authority Bill, 2R., 3867. Employment and Unemployment: Valuation of Land (Amendment) Bill, Lithgow Railway Employees. a.. 174.7 2R.. 5155. Relief, g., 4934. Morris, The Hon. M. A. (continued): I Morris, The Hon. M. A. (continued): Fauna and Flora: Railways (continued): Kangaroos, g., 4199. Destination Signs for Trains, g., 386. Koalas, g., 5042. Diesel Oil Supplies, g., 3325. Ferry Services: Disallowance of By-Law, m., 1049. Drummoyne Electorate, g., 3488. East Hills Duplication, g., 476, 763. Hunters Hill, adj., 1724. East Hills Services, g., 1298, 1438. Manly, g., 2004. Fare Revenue, Metropolitan, q., 1564. Firebreaks, g., 3540. Freight Classifications, g., 2629. Fish Industry and Fishing: Gold Coast MotoRail Express, g., 871. g., Fisheries Inspectors, g., 3717. Infants Cots on Southern Aurora, 3487. Parliamentary Select Committee, m., 3980. Inter-urban Carriages, g., 3444. Level Crossing, g., 2766. Forests: Museum, g., 1033. Softwood Plantations, g., 4350. Newcastle Electrification, q., 1810. Tumut and Batlow, g., 5044. North Coast Daylight Express, g., 644, Urban Forestry, g., 5132. 3537. Gas Industry: Natural Gas Pipelines, g., Privilege Passes, q., 3002. 4060. Rail Fare Revenue, Gosford, Woy Woy, Housing: Crown Land, Heathcote, g., 3992. and Wyong, g., 1220. Industry, Secondary: Refreshment Services, q., 2320. Tulloch Limited, g., 1040, 2004, 2422. Richmond Services, g., 1298. Wood Chip, North Coast, g., 3914. Season Tickets, q., 472. Service During Industrial Disputes, g., Insurance: Motor Vehicles (Third Party In- 1566. surance) Act, m., 1538. Steam Locomotives, g., 1507. Land and Land Settlement: Sydney Services, g., 2761. Land Acquisitions, adj., 5037. System, g., 648. Release of Crown Lands, g., 3989. Train Hiring Charges, g., 207 1. Motor Vehicles: Travelling Post Offices, g., 3000. Auctions, g., 3492. Workshops, adj., 2950. Drivers Licences Racket, g., 1425. Yearly Tickets, g., 1245. Motor TrafEc Act, Prosecutions, g., 1844. Resemes: Prices Painted on Windscreens, g., 970, 1158. Camping and Caravan, adj., 4348. Oil Industry and Petrol: Fuel Shortage on Car Trials in Kosciusko National Park, North Coast, g., 2072. g., 5044. Heathcote State Park, g., 3993. Omnibus Services: Hexham Swamps, g., 4530. Depots, g., 3004. Proposed Marineland at Showground, g., Drummoyne Electorate, g., 3442. 3719. Fares, g., 1534. Royal National Park, g., 3990. Metropolitan Fuel Requirements, g., 956. Travelling Stock and Camping, g., 4260. Petrol Shortage on North Coast, g., 2072. Trustees of National Parks, g., 4092. Public Service and Statutory Offices: Roads and Road Safety: Central Mapping Authority, g., 5084. Accidents at Stop Signs, g., 1957, 1958. Cootamundra Land Board Office, g., 4612. Expressway through Royal National Park, Department of Lands, Rent of Premises, Q., 3990. g., 4261. Motor Cycles, g., 3205. Hay Lands Office, g., 5192. Parliament House Laneway, g., 3990. Railways: Priority Roads, g., 1425. Alcoholic Drinks on Trains, g., 1855. Speed Limits, g., 470. Capital Debt, q., 1040. Speed Limit near Warrell Creek Public Curtailment of Services, g., 384, 476, 762. School, g., 41, 120. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Mod, The Hon. M. A. (continued): Mulock, Mr R. J., LL.B. (continued): Roads and Safety (continued): Bills (continued): Stop Signs, q., 2075. Legal Practitioners (Legal Aid) Amend- Trmc Lights at Five Dock, q., 964. ment Bill, int., 3933; 2R., 4213; Corn., 4223, 4225. Traffic Signals at Lyons Road, Drum- moyne, q., 3492. Liquor (Amendment) Bill, int., 4424; 2R., 479 1. Traffic Wardens, q., 1427. Liquor (Further Amendment) Bill, int., Water Affected Roads, q., 1246, 1750. 3214; ZR.,3385. School Transport: Cabarita-Mortlake, q., Local Government Appeals (Amendment) 3685. Bill, ZR.,4132. Taxicabs and Hire Cars: Illuminated Signs Moss Vale Services Club Bill, int., 4780; on Taxicabs,. Q-.., 2572. ZR.,5115. Transport, Finance and Policy: Ombudsman Bill, int., 667; ZR., 1250; Corn., 1270, 1333, 1336, 1337, 1339, Coal Haulage in Wollongong Area, q., 1341, 1343, 1346, 1347, 1351, 1352;cons. 1807. arndts, 1752. Proposed Fare Increases, urgency, 757. Pawnbrokers (Amendment) Bill, int., 674; Public Transport Commission, q., 46; 2R.,771. urgency, 2888. Police Regulation (Superannuation) Fur- Retirement of Transport Commission ther Amendment Bill, int., 3213; 2R., Employees, q., 1155. 3387. Travel Passes for Blind Persons, q., 3486. Privacy Committee Bill, ZR.,3829; Corn., War Widows Concessions, q., 593. 1 3852, 3854, 3855, 3856, 3857. Superannuation (Further Amendment) Bill, int., 3018; 2R., 3257; Corn., 3261, 3264. Sydney Rescue Work Society Bill, int., Mulock, Mr R. J., LL.B. (Penrith): 591; ZR., 682. Address in Reply, rn., 191. Assembly, Legislative, Election of Acting- Building Arbitrations, address, 196. Chairman of Committees, rn., 4084. Betting: Gambling Casinos, address, 198. Business and Trade Practices: Barton Group of Companies, pers, expl., Bills: 2696. Appropriation Bill, Corn., 2087, 2119. J. G. Bourke and Associated Companies, Commercial Transactions (Miscellaneous pers. expl., 804; q., 866. Provisions) Bill, int., 1066; 2R., 1706; Secret Commissions, pers. expl., 1677. Corn., 1719, 1721, 1722. Commonwealth Places (Administration of Laws) Amendment Bill, int., 3018; ZR., Corrective Services: 3 116,. Bathurst Gaol, p.o., 1852; a., 2317. Companies (Special Investigations) Inquiry, address, 197. Amendment Bill, ZR.,3477. Country Women's Association of New Courts and Legal Procedure: South Wales Incorporation (Amend- Appointment of Judges to High Court, ment) Bill, int., 3934; 2~.,4227. p.o., 3618; in., 3636. District Court (Amendment) Bill, int., Breathalyzer Testing, q., 3104, 3543. 834; 2R.,2444; Corn., 2585, 2587. Indictable Offences, q., 1997. General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, 193. ZR.,2600; p.O., 2618. Juries, address, Trial Delays, address, 193. Judges' Pensions (Amendment) Bill, int., 3335; ZR.,3474. Crime and Criminals: Secret Commissions, Justices (Amendment) Bill, int., 2149; 2R., p.o., 1436, 1437, 1438; pers. expl., 1677. 2348; Corn. 2370, 2375, 2378; cons. arndts, 3547. Legal Practitioners and Other Acts Education: (Amendment) Bill, int., 663; 2R., 712; Commonwealth Financing, loan appn, Corn., 719; cons. arndts, 1543. 2601. Volumes 111-116

Mulock, Mr R. J., LL.B. (continued): Mulock, Mr R. J., LL.B. (continued): Finance and Investment: Trades and Trade Unions: Communist In- Credit, address, 196. fluence, address, 192. Legal Proceedings against Company Transport, Finance and Policy: Railways, Directors, address, 195. loan appn, 2604. Loans to Private Companies, address, 194. Securities Industry, address, 194. Forests: Castlereagh State Forest, appn, 2088. Mutton, Mr L. W. (Yaralla): Government: Dangers to Democracy, ad- Address in Reply, m., 491. dress, 19 1. Apprentices: Unemployed, g., 3449. Government, State: Legislative Programme, address, 192. Business and Trade Practices: Amalgamated Wireless (Aust.) Limited, address, 494. Handicapped Persons: Specialized Teaching, appn, 2120. Commonwealth Government: Policies, q., 2006. Health: Commonwealth Financing, loan appn, 2602. Education: Sixth Form, address, 496. Hire Purchase and Credit Sales: Hire Pur- Employment and Unemployment: chase Act Amendments, address, 195. Footwear Industry, g., 2569. Hospitals: Unemployment Relief, g., 4934. Penrith Electorate, loan appn, 2602. Finance and Investment: Inflation, address, Westmead, loan appn, 2602. 497. Housing: Commonwealth Financing of Ser- Government, Commonwealth: vices, loan appn, 2601. Double Dissolution, address, 492. Legal Profession: Inspection of Books, ad- Markets for Farn Produce, address, 492. dress, 193. Planning, address, 492. Local Government Appeals Tribunal, appn, Prime Minister, address, 492. 2087. Historic TraiI in Sydney, q., 4089. Obituaries: Arthur, Joshua George, Esq., a former Minister of the Crown, m., 34. Local Government: Concord Council, address, 493. Ombudsman: Elections, g., 112. Appointment, g., 3818. Grants, g., 967. Law Reform Commission Recommenda- tions, address, 193. Rates, address, 493. Regional Councils, address, 497. Points of Order, 580, 583, 873, 977, 978, 1530, 1812, 1898, 3626, 3721, 3801, 4001, Point of Order, 5203. 4543,4758,4759. Police: Helicopters, g., 3006. Police: Roads and Road Safety: Accommodation, loan appn, 2603. Bicycle Paths, g., 3720. Ballard, Detective-Sergeant, g., 554, 1153. Commonwealth Road Grants, g., 1156. Royal Commission: Allegations of Organized Priority, g., 1424. Crime in Clubs, urgency, 1241; p.o., 1243; Rider Safety Programmes, g., 3205. adj., 4397, 4413. Stop Signs, g., 2075. Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Traffic Authority, g., 4317. Area Directorates, appn, 2121. Evening Colleges, appn, 2122. Remedial Teaching, appn, 2120. Subnormal Children, appn, 2120. Neilly, Mr G. W. (Cessnoek): Tenancies: Fair Rents Legislation, address, Address in Reply, m., 132. 197. Assembly, Legislative: Dissent, m., 332. Town and Country Planning: Service Cor- Arthur, Joshua George, Esq., a Former ridors, loan appn, 2603. Minister of the Crown, Death, m., 37. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Neilly, Mr G. W. (continued): O'Connell, Mr K. (continued): Bills: Bills (continued) : Coal Mining (Amendment) Bill, 2~., State Pollution Control Commission 4454. (Amendment) Bill, int., 2701; 2R., 3061. Explosives (Amendment) Bill, 2~.,2382. Clean Air Act: Disallowance of Regulation, Legal Practitioners and Other Acts rn., 4415, 4418. (Amendment) Bill, int., 664. Books, Newspapers and Publications: Decentralization and Development: Prices, address, 136. Central Coast, appn, 2153. Report, p.o., 4523. Commonwealth Funding, appn, 2152, 2153. Business and Trade Practices: Investments in Development Corporation, appn, 2152. Companies, g., 696; p.o., 696. Growth Centres, appn, 2151. Economic Crisis, address, 135. Industry in Growth Centres, appn, 2152. Finance and Investment : Planning, address, 73. Interest Rates, address, 133. Electricity: Power Industry Inquiry, g., Stock Exchange, address, 13 5. 4039. Government: Management, address, 135. Employment and Unemployment: Central Housing: Cessnock, address, 133. Coast, appn, 2153. Milk Board, address, 132. Gambling Casinos, g., 646. Minerals and Mining: Economic Crisis, Government, Commonwealth: Development address, 135. Corporation Legislation, appn, 2153. Money-Lending: Development Companies, Growth Centres (Development Corpora- address, 134. tions) Act, appn, 2153. Points of Order, 114, 1533, 3200, 3620, 4659, Land Development, address, 75. 4762. I Land Tax, q., 3206. Price Control, address, 133. Points of Order, 1243, 3622. Privilege: 4523. Public Works Office, Newcastle, g., 1036. Police: Eastwood, Gosford and Hornsbv Stations, g., 2067. Wages and Salaries: Control, address, 133. Pollution: Air, address, 73. Industrial, address, 74. Legislation, address, 76. Address in Reply, in., 72. Water, address, 73. Assembly, Legislative: Presentation of Peti- Sewerage: tions, privilege, 1748. Finance, q., 1862. Gosford, q., 968; pers. expl., 980; p.o., Bills: 1041. Appropriation Bill, Corn., 2151. Teachers: Married Women, q., 4363. Clean Air (Amendment) Bill, int., 2698; Corn., 3037. Town and Country Planning: Clean Waters (Amendment) Bill, int., Community Protection, address, 72. 2700. Gosford-Wyong Development, appn, 2152. Local Government (Appeals) Amendment Growth Centres, appn, 2151. Bill, ZR., 4126; Corn., 4238. Northgate Centre Development, adj. (s.o. National Parks and Wildlife Bill, 2~.,842; 49), 3450, 3455. Corn., 930, 941, 946, 947, 948. Planning and Environment Commission, address, 72; appn, 2154. Noise Control Bill, int., 4662; 2~.,4833; Corn., 4955, 4959, 4960, 4961; cons. Residential Subdivisions, adj., 2169. arndts, 5120. Waste Disposal, address, 75; rn., 1308, 1330. Volumes 111-116

Osborne, Mr C. G. (Bathurst): Packer, The Hon. R. C. (continued): Bathurst Gaol, urgency, 1666; g., 1852. Council, Legislative: Dissent, m., 3705. Bills: Bills: Glen Davis (Amendment) Biu, ZR., 723. Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2661. Irrigation Areas (Reduction of Rent) Bill, Dental Technician's Registration Bill, int., 901. Corn., 4171. Indecent Articles and Classified Publica- Growth Centres, g., 1807. tions Bill, 2R., 4726. Ombudsman Bill, 2R., 1596; Com., 1616, Housing: Bathurst-Orange, g., 1040. 1623, 1627. Land and Land Settlement: Bathurst de- Gambling Casinos, g., 304. velopment, g., 972. Rates, Waverley Municipality, g., 4063. Local Government: Waste Disposal, m., Senate Vacancy, m., 3780. 1329. Sport and Sporting Organizations: Federal Railways: Privilege Passes, g., 3002. Ministry, g., 1229. Royal Commission: Crime in Clubs, adj., 4411. Terminating Building Societies, g., 473. Park, Mr E. N., D.S.O., E.D. (Tamworth): Address in Reply, m., 52. Agriculture: Tamworth, address, 55. Paciullo, Mr G. (Liverpool): Bills: Betting Systems, adj., 2065. Appropriation Bill, appn, 2107. Chaffey Dam Bill, 2R., 730. Bills: Split Rock Dam Bill, ZR., 743. Appropriation Bill, Com., 1983. Cattle Prices, g., 2138. Gaming and Betting (Poker Machines) Amendment Bill, 2~.,2942. Citizen's Military Forces, address, 56. Tourist Industry Development Bill, int., Decentralization and Development: Tam- 4790. worth, address, 55. Clubs: Belmont Sportsmen's Club, appn, Economic Conditions: Social Structure, ad- 1984. dress, 56. Housing: Green Valley, g., 1967. Education: Community Colleges, appn, 2108. Liverpool Primary School, g., 1804. Community Involvement, appn, 2108. Motor Cycles, g., 2798. Inflationary Effects, appn, 2107. Poultry Industry: Flock Reduction, g., 167. Private Schools System, appn, 2107. Roads: Accidents at Stop Signs, g., 1957. Tamworth, address, 54. Sport and Sporting Organizations: Technical, appn, 2108. Allocation of Funds, appn, 1983. Technical and Further, g., 2797. Indoor Complexes, appn, 1984. Tertiary, appn, 2108. Lack of Government Interest, appn, 1984. Elections and Electorates: Tamworth, ad- Olympic Games, g., 4202. dress, 52. Sports Complex for Homebush Bay, g., Irrigation, Tamworth, address, 53. 802. I Petrol Shortage, q., 248, 803, 805; adj., 1504. Totalizator Agency Board: Revenue, appn, 1984. Railways: Network, address, 56. Roads and Road Safety: Mount Kaputar, address, 54. Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Packer, The Hon. R. C.: Class Sizes, appn, 2107. Adoptions, g., 305. Colleges of Advanced Education, appn, Australian Loan Council, g., 360. 2108. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Park, Mr E. N., D.S.O., E.D. (continued): Petersen, MCW. G. (continued): Taxation: Bills: Education Expenses, appn, 2108. Appropriation Bill, Corn., 2043, 2154. Payroll, g., 4088. Auctioneers and Agents (Amendment) Stamp Duty on Loans, g., 3916, 5194. Bill, ZR., 4969. Teachers and Teachers Colleges: Clean Air (Amendment) Bill, int., 2699; Effort, appn, 2109. 2R., 3033. Clean Waters (Amendment) Bill, int., Increased Number, appn, 2107. 2702. Fisheries and Oyster Farms (Amendment) Peters, The Hon. W. C.: Bill, int., 2331. Housing (Amendment) Bill, int., 3647; Address in Reply, rn., 464. 2R., 3722. Arts and Culture: Ashiield District, Indecent Articles and Classified Publica- address, 465. tions Bill, int., 4328; 2R., 4576; Corn., Bills: 4674. 4681. Local Government (Rating) Amendment Appropriation Bill, 2R., 2540. Bill, int., 3332. Dental Technicians Registration Bill, 2~., National Parks and Wildlife Bill, 2~.,847; 4155; Corn., 4171. Corn., 938, 940. ~amingand Betting (Poker Machines) Amendment Bill, 2~.,3 158. Privacy Committee Bill, 2~.,3848. Public Service and Crown Employees Local Government (Amendment) Bill, 2~., Appeals Board (Amendment) Bill, 2~., 4383. 2909; p.o., 2912; Corn., 2917, 2920. Local Government (Appeals) Amendment Bill, ZR., 4636. Wollongong Town Hall Site Bill, int., 3651. Local Government (Rating) Amendment Birds: Illawarra area, appn, 2044. Bill, 2R., 3503. Referral Selling Bill, Corn., 3317. Conservation: South Coast Conservation Teaching Service (Amendment) Bill, ZR., Society, appn, 2044. 4924. Corrective Services: Business and Trade Practices: Baldw, MT W. H., g., 967. Mainline Corporation, address, 466. Bathurst Goal: Tariffs, address, 467. Prisoners, g., 2135. Communism: Spread, address, 464. Riot, address, 392; g., 2005, 2270, 2768. Crown Land Auctions, address, 464. New Institution, q., 2771. Floods: Sydney, g., 4356. Royal Commission, address, 392. Berrima Training Centre, g., 5041. Inflation, address, 464. Emu Plains Maximum Security Gaol, Local Government: address, 390. Community Services, address, 466. Escapees, address, 389. Levies, address, 466. Gaol Visiting Cubicles, g., 448. Waste Disposal, address, 466. Legal Aid for Prisoners, g., 530. Roads and Road Safety: Maximum Security, address, 389. Heavy Vehicles, address, 466. Morey, Mr Edward, g., 2135. Suburban TralKc, g., 2476. Parole Officers, address, 390. Totalizator Agency Board: Payments to Parramatta Gaol: Visiting Cubicles, g., Clubs, address, 465. 2768. Prison Affairs, address, 393. Prisoners Awaiting Trial, address, 391. Petersen, Mr W. G. (Illawarra): Rehabilitation, address, 388. Abortion: Preterm Foundation, address, 387. Release Programmes, g., 5039. Report by Mr Lewer, S.M., q., 2135. Address in Reply, in., 386. Riots, address, 391. Assembly, Legislative: Dissent, rn., 326, 331. Royal Commission, address, 389. Beaches: Illawarra Coastline, appn, 2045. Superintendent Pallett, g., 966. Volumes 111-116

Petersen, Mr W. G. (continued) : Petersen, Mr W. G. (continued) : Corrective Services (continued): Reserves: Tertiary Education Courses by Prisoners, Bass Point and Illawarra Escarpment, q., 5039. apprr, 2043. Trail Bikes, g., 2776. Bushrangers Bay, appn, 2044. Council, Legislative: Renovations, g., 755. Illawarra Recreation Areas, appn, 2043. Illawarra Regional Park, appn, 2045. Courts and Legal Procedure: Minnamurra Rivulet, appn, 2044. Criticism of Magistrates, g., 257 1. Sydney Harbour National Park, appn, Interpreters: 2043. Courts of Petty Sessions, q., 3583. Dezelin, Mr R., q., 3584. Sewerage: Mitreski, Mr K., g., 3583. Kanahooka Point, g., 355; appn, 2154. Wollongong, q., 3543, 3584; adj., 3857. Lake Illawarra, appn, 2154. Juveniles: Delays in Appeals, urgency. Oak Flats, g., 2174. 1431. Sewage Effluent, q., 354. Obscene and Indecent Publications Act, q., Yallah to Oak Flats, q., 1010. 2270. Social and Welfare Services: Gambling Casinos, q., 3816. Children's Shelter, Unanderra, q., 3491. Government: Legislative Programme, Family Planning Clinic, Port Kembla, q., address, 387. 3689. Harbours: South Coast Conservation Society, appn, Botany Bay, q., 3586. 2044. Port Kembla: Southern Expressway, g., 2450. Coal Loader, appn, 2155. Town and Country Planning: Nob Hill Sub- Inner Harbour Wharf, appn, 2156. division, g., 2267. Health: Trades and Trade Unions: Schizophrenics, q., 3690. Australian Ballot Campaign, pers. expl., Shellharbour Municipality, q., 3860. 805. Institute of Technology, q., 3537. Dnnn, Mr R., q., 3491. Land and Land Settlement: Kiama, apprt, Universities: Charges Against Students, g., 2044. 248; p.o., 248. Local Government: Sewerage Costs, appn, Water: Metropolitan Catchment Area, q., 2154. 2777. Minerals and Mining: Coal Dumps, appn, 2157. Coal Loaders: Dust Diseases, appn, 2156. Loading, appn, 2156. Pickard, Mr N. E. W., B.A., Dip.Ed., Maddens Plain Dump Site, apprz, 2045. L.T& (Hornsby): Point of Order, 394. Address in Reply, m., 62. Pollution : Australian Constitution: Manipulation, Air: Port Kembla, appn, 2155. address, 65. Illawarra Region, appn, 2154. Bills: Lake Illawarra, appn, 2154, 2155. Appropriation Bill, Com., 2117. Port Kembla Dust Fallout, appn, 2156, Privacy Committee Bill, 2~.,3846. 2157. Teaching Service (Amendment) Bill, ZR., Port Kembla Readings, q., 4349. 4816. State Pollution Control Commission, appn, 2156. Cattle: Disease Eradication, g., 4928. Public Service and Statutory Offices: Central Commonwealth-State Relations: State Res- Mapping Authority, q., 2770. trictions, g., 2692. 7tb August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Pickard, Mr N. E. W., B.A., Dip.Ed., L.TL Press, The Hon. Anne E. (continued): (continued) : Bills (continued): Education: Dental Technicians Registration Bill, 2~., Centre for Research and Evaluation of 4075. Education, appn, 2119. General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, Commonwealth Allocations, appn, 2117. ZR., 2845. Curriculum Development, appn, 2119. Privacy Committee Bill, Com., 4276. Expenditure, g., 3101. Daylight Saving: Referendum, g., 4353. Karmel Report, appn, 2117. Gardiner, the Hon. J. H., M.L.C., Death, Pre-school, address, 64. m., 14. Principles, address, 63. Kangaroos, g., 4065. Pupil Assessments, appn, 2119. Remedial, appn, 2119. Poultry Industry: Hen Quotas, g., 4482. Elections and Electorates: Hornsby, address, Serious Crime, Increase, g., 5046. 62. Fire Brigade Rescue Units, adj., 3135. Punch, The Hon. L. A. (Gloucester): Government: Levels, address, 65. Beaches: Liberal-Country Party, address, 62. Bondi: Damage, g., 3201. Handicapped Persons: Opportunities, New Brighton Erosion, g., 1298. address, 64. Bills: Housing: Commonwealth Policy, g., 4391. Appropriation Bill, Corn., 2059. Local Government: General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, Botany Council, g., 1244, 4650. 2R., 2595. Elections, g., 242. Googong Dam Catchment Area Bill, int., Points of Order, 1949, 2372, 3627, 4470, 3563; ZR., 3653, 3657. 5169, 5214. Maritime Services (Further Amendment) Roads and Road Safety: Bill, int., 1168; 2R., 1367, 1457; Corn., Berowra to Wahroonga Expressway, g., 1462, 1463, 1464. 3811, 1960. Port Rates Bill, int., 3934. 3935; 2~..4230, Give-Way Signs, g., 4935. 4234. Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Boats and Yachts: Class Sizes, appn, 2118. Boatsheds, appn, 2061. Equipment, appn, 2 117. Marinas, appn, 2061. Private, g., 3535. Builders, Building, and Building Materials: PupiVTeacher Ratio, appn, 2118. Bini Shell Construction, loan appn, 2598. Teachers and Teachers Colleges: Builders Labourers Federation, loan appn, Effort, appn, 2117. 2597. Professionalism, appn, 2118. Rawson Place Office Block, loan appn, 2597. Remedial, g., 4038. Strike, g., 973. Bridges: Bridge-Culvert Subsidy Scheme, g., 170. Stockton, g., 4039, 4396. Pratten, the Hon. F. G., BSc. Council, Legislative: Renovations, g., 755. Obituary: Gardiner, the Hon. J. H., M.L.C., Dredging: Iron Cove, g., 470, 872. 7n.,13. Education: Building Programme, loan appn, 2598. Press, The Hon. Anne E.: Pre-school Planning, loan appn, 2598. Air Pollution, g., 357. Employment and Unemployment: Bills: Building Industry, loan applz, 2596. Country Women's Association of New Regional Employment Development South Wales Incorporation (Amend- Scheme, g., 1534. ment) Bill, 2R., 4386. Water Board, g., 2566. Punch, The Hon. L. A. (continued): Punch, The Hon. L. A. (continued): Ferry Services: Pollution: Local Government, g., 2451. Beaches, appn, 2063. Cooks River, g., 1530. Government: Georges River, g., 1530; g., 2201; adj., Commonwealth Policies, loan appn, 2595. 2830. Development Programme, loan appn, 2597. Sewage Discharge, g., 3075. Genuine, loan appn, 2595. Public Service and Statutory OiEces: Practical Programme, loan appn, 2600. Department of Public Works: Harbours: Newcastle, q., 1036. Ancillary Services, appn, 2063. Rent, g., 3587. Balma.in Container Terminal, g., 3003. Maritime Services Board, Rent, g., 3587. Botany Bay, g., 474, 3446, 3587, appn, Water Board, loan appn., 2595. 2060. Roads and Road Safety: Botany Bay Coal Loader, g., 5086. Commonwealth Aid Roads Funds, g., Coffs Harbour Port, g., 755. 24 19. Glebe Island Container Terminal, g., 594, Flood Damage, q., 1305. 2387. National Roads Funds, g., 3004. Newcastle, g., 865, 3328. Schools, High Schools, and Colleges: Newcastle Coal Loader, appn, 2063. Building Programme, loan appn, 2598. Port Congestion, appn, 2059. Multi-purpose Centres, g., 759. Port Construction, loan appn, 2600. Murrumburrah High, g., 4092, 4395. Port Development, appn, 2059.. New South Wales Institute of Technology, Sydney Port Congestion, g., 693, 1247. loart apprz, 2597, g., 3537. Sydney Technical College, loan appn, 2598. Historic Buildings: Parliament House, loan appn, 2599. Sewerage: Richmond Cottage, loan appn, 2599. Finance, g., 1862. Gosford, g., 968; pers. expl., 1158. Hospitals: Kanahooka, g., 355. Construction Programme, loan appn, Lake Macquarie Area, appn, 2062. 2600. Metropolitan Water Board, appn, 2062. Westmead, g., 3542. Outfall, appn, 2063. Industry, Secondary: Sewage Effluent, g., 354. Shipbuilding, g., 2073, 2074, 2420. Wollongong, appn, 2062. Yallah to Oak Flats, g., 1010. Industrial Relations: Building Industry Strikes, loan appn, 2596. Timber: Mt Werrong Logging Operations, g., Strikes, loan appn, 2597. 4609. Waterfront Labour, appn, 2060. Town and Country Planning: Government Programme, loan appn, 2596. Local Government: Residential Subdivisions, adj. 2171. Fifield Auction, g., 1429. Foreshores Responsibility, appn, 2061. Wages and Salaries: Increases, loan appn, 2596. Minerals and Mining: Water: Botany Bay Coal Loader, g., 4204. Country Schemes, g., 369 1. Coal Loading at Wollongong, g., 2795. Deaths on Waterways, g., 1012. Newcastle Coal Loader, q., 323, 3917; Irrigation Charges, g., 39 15. appn, 2063. Metropolitan Catchment Area, q., 2777. Sand Mining at Chipping Norton, g., 3912, Prospect Reservoir, g., 3916. 4318. Rates, g., 1843, 3071, 3913, 5192. Parliament House Reconstruction, loan appn, Trade Waste Levy, g., 3818. 2599. Water Board Land at Smithfield, g., 3690. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Quinn, Mr E. N. (Wentworthville): I Ramsay, Mr J. B. (continued) : Bills: Bills: Annual Holidays (Amendment) Bill, int., Western Lands (Amendment) Bill, int., 2803; 2R., 3108; Corn., 3114. 898:, 2R... 1208. Builders Licensing (Amendment) Bill, Wheat Industry Stabilization Bill, int., int., 2705; 2~.,4472. 3215; ZR., 3394. ~uildin~and Construction Industry Long Daylight Saving: Referendum, g., 4392. Service Payments Bill, 2~.,2899. Education: Factories, Shops and Industries (Amend- ment) Bill, 2R., 4334; Corn., 4341. Children in Isolated Areas, g., 1156. Housing (Amendment) Bill, int., 3648. Secondary School Allowances, q., 3448. workers' Compensation (Amendment) Hospitals: Cobar, g., 166, 760. Bill, inl., 4783; ZR., 5021; Corn., 5031, Points of Order, 873, 979, 995, 1042, 1742, 5032, 5034. 3643, 4002. Eales, Kim Louise, W.,592. Scrub Regeneration, Western Division, g., Girraween High School, g., 471, 698. 2884. Housing: Toongabbie, g., 3326, 3581. Rofe, Mr R. E. A. (Nep-): Water, Prospect Reservoir, g., 3916. Address in Reply, m., 47. Agriculture: Nepean Electorate, address, 52. Blackheath School of Nature Conservation, Ramsay, Mr E. D. (Wollongong): address, 51. Bills: Bushfire Brigades, g., 4036. Chaffey Dam Bill, int., 676; 2R., 730. Corrective Services: "Tallimba", address, 51. Irrigation (Amendment) Bill, int., 2151. Elections and Electorates: Nepean, address, Irrigation Areas (Reduction of Rents) 48. Bill, int., 900. Hospitals: Split Rock Dam Bill, int., 677; 2R., 743. Nepean Electorate, address, 50. Wollongong Town Hall Site Bill, int., Services, g., 870. 3651; ZR., 3948. Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Inflation, address, 48. Bill, 2R., 5027. Railwavs: Coal Loading at Wollongong, g., 2795. Disallowance of By-Law, m., 1046. Courts and Legal Procedures: Wollongong, Season Tickets, g., 471. Interpreters, g., 2573, 3543. Schools, High Schools, and Colleges: Fishing Industry, Select Committee, m., 3966. Blaxland High, g., 1963. Forests: Revocation of Dedications, m., Emu Plains, g., 1153. 3567. Nepean Electorate, address, 50. Hospitals : Springwood High, q., 1963. Geriatric, g., 4039. Town and Country Planning: Service Corridors, address, 51. Resident Medical Officers, q., 1034. Wollongong: Resident ~octors,q., 325. / Rogan, Mr P. A. (East Hii): Roval Volunteeer Coastal Patrol.. adi.... 1562. Wollongong Art Gallery, g., 43 16. Address in Reply, rn., 212. Arts and Culture: Bankstown Council, appn, 2128. ! Grants, appn, 2128. Minister's Support, appn, 2128. Renshaw, Mr J. B. (Castlereagh): Bills: Assembly, Legislative: Appropriation Bill, Corn., 2103, 2128. Askin, Sir Robert: Retirement, m., 3555. Colleges of Advanced Education Bill, ZR., Seasonal Felicitations, rn., 3555. 4593. I Volumes 111-116

Rogan, Mr P. A. (continued): Roper, The Hon. Edna S.: Bills (continued): Address in Reply, m., 100. Dental Technicians Registration Bill, 2R., Bills: 3131. Appropriation Bill, Com., 2398. Teacher Housing Authority Bill, 2R., 3572; Corn., 3574. Bread (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1141. Teaching Service (Amendment) Bill, ZR., Country Women's Association of New 4817. South Wales Incorporation (Amend- ment) Bill, ZR., 4385. Technical and Further Education Bill, ZR., 1491. Indecent Articles and Classified Publica- tions Bill, 2~.,4729. Therapeutic Goods and Cosmetics (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 766. Library (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 5075. Chiropractors Registration, g., 2798. Liquor (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4866. Education : Mining (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2784. Commonwealth Allocations, appn, 2104. Moss Vale Services Club Bill, ZR., 5154. Government Spending, appn, 2103. National Parks and Wildlife Bill, ZR., 2290. Grants, appn, 2105. Parliamentary Committees Enabling Bill, Kangan Report, appn, 2106. 2R., 5141; com., 5142. Staff, appn, 2106. Port Rates Bill, ZR., 4618. Technical, appn, 2105. Sydney Rescue Work Society Bill, 2~., Technical and Further, appn, 2104. 1020. Employment and Unemployment: Training Therapeutic Goods and Cosmetics Schemes, address, 214. (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 1233. Industrial Laws, Revision, address, 214. Wollongong Town Hall Site Bill, 2R., Industrial Relations: 4370. Automation, address, 215. Builders, Building, and Building Materials: Employer/Employee Co-operation, ad- Unfinished Projects, address, 101. dress. 217. Business and Trade Practices: Work Conditions, address, 213. Chain Stores and Supermarkets, address, Industry, Secondary: Productivity, address, 104. 213. Kelloggs (Aust.) Pty Limited, address, 103. Inflation, address, 21 3. Mark-ups, address, 105. Local Government: Waste Disposal, m., 1327. Coal Haulage, Wollongong, g., 302. Pollution: Water: Council, Legislative: Georges River, adj., 2827. Clerk of Papers, g., 3493. Sunbeam Corporation Cited, g., 3688. Presentation of Black Rod, m., 1867. Price Control, address, 213. Crown Land Auctions, address, 105. Railways: Employment and Unemployment: Intlation- ary Effects, address, 104. East Hills Duplication, g., 763, 476. Forests: Revocation of Dedications, m., East Hills Services, g., 1298, 1438, 3992. 3412. Timetables, g., 4202, 5088. Gardiner, the Hon. J. H., M.L.C., Death, m., River Road, Revesby, g., 3764. 12. Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Historic Areas, Buildings and Records: Fees at Evening Colleges, q., 3539. Bathurst, g., 1569. Libraries, mppn, 2105. Housing: Rents, address, 104. School Transport: Limitation Rule, appn, Industrial Relations: 2104. Mundey, Mr J., address, 100. Secret Ballots, address, 214. Unrest, address, 103. Universities: Government Savings, appn, 2104. Industry, Primary: Working Hours: 35-Hour Week, address, Citrus Juice, g., 532. 215. Date Palm Cultivation, g., 227, 1115. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Roper, The Hon. Edna S. (continued): Rozzoli, Mr K. R. (continued): Inflation, address, 102. Tourist Activities: Ombudsman: Appointment, address, 101. Hawkesbury District Tourist Association, appn, 1993. Pollution: Jenolan Caves, appn, 1993. Air, g., 5134. Macquarie Country Regional Tourist Asso- Port Kembla, q., 4352, 4853. ciation, appn, 1992. Rock-oysters, g., 1225. Public Relations, appn, 1992. Water, g., 1515. Regional Organizations, appn, 1992. Prices: Inflationary, address, 102. Meat, g., 2476. Ruddock, The Hon. M. S., M.Ec. (The Hills): Railways: Carry-bags, q., 4615. Retirement of Mr H. St P. Scarlett, House Address in Reply, rn., 260. Secretary and Parliamentary Accountant, m., 18. Aircraft and Air Services: Oversea Airports, address, 264. Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Traffic Noise, address, 147; q., 1570, 3863. Apia Club, g., 4771, 4199. Senate Vacancy, m., 3785. Assembly, Legislative: Workers' Compensation: Rates Payable, g., Members: Honourable Member for The 2272. Hills: Visit to British Parliament, address, 262. Visit to United States of America, Rozzoli, Mr K. R. (Hawkesbury): address, 262. Bankcard, g., 1855. Agriculture: Bee Keeping, adj., 3757. Ambulance Services: Schools, g., 5083. Bills: Appropriation Bill, Corn., 2039, 2064. Assembly, Legislative: Acting-Chairman of Business Franchise Licences (Petroleum) Committees, rn., 4082. Bill, Corn., 1173. Bills: airy ~djuitmentProgramme Agreement Appropriation Bill, Corn., 1992. Ratification Bill, int., 4949, 4954; 2R., Country Women's Association of New 5097, 5112. South Wales Incorporation (Amend- Dental Technicians Registration Bill, ZR., ment) Bill, ZR., 4227. 3128; Corn., 3250. Housing (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 3665. Finances Adjustment (Amendment) Bill, National Parks and Wildlife Service Bill, int., 3826, 3827; 2R., 4044, 4057, 4059. 2~.,788; Corn., 919, 924, 934. National Parks and Wildlife Bill, ZR., Noise Control Bill, ZR., 4846. 844; Corn., 914. Commonwealth Roads Grants Bill, m., 567. Ombudsman Bill, Corn., 1344. Public Servant Housing Authority Bill, Courts and Legal Procedure: Recording of int., 4431; 2R., 4601. Proceedings, g., 4040. Public Service and Crown Employees Cruelty to Animals, petition, 4928. Appeal Board (Amendment) Bill, 2~., 5014. Gas Industry: School Fittings, g., 4205. Statutory Salaries Adjustment Bill, int., Historic Areas, Buildings and Records: 4954; 2R., 5094. Lyndhurst, adj., 1734. Cattle, Sheep and Livestock: Aid to Pro- National Estate Grants, g., 2880. ducers, g., 5186, 5195. Local Government Elections, g., 1155. Government: Commonwealth Policies, m., Opera House: Tourist Attraction, appn, 1993. 2030. Points of Order, 699, 1671, 1943, 1947. Hire Purchase and Credit Sales: Bankcard, Railways: Richmond Service, q., 1297. g., 1855. Teachers: Employment, g., 475. Home Units, appn, 2064. Volumes 111-116

Ruddock, The Hon. M. S., M.Ec. (con- Scott, The Hon. W. R.: tinued) : Appropriation Bill, 2~.,2495. Hospitals: Business and Trade Practices: Oversea, address, 263. Courtaulds (Aust.) Limited, g., 4264. The Hills District, address, 263. Hardboards Australia Limited, g., 4264. Housing: Residential Blocks, appn, 2064. Newcastle Harbour, g., 2631. Industrial Strikes, address, 261, 265. Industry, Primary: Food Production, address, 263. Land and Land Settlement: Serisier, The Hon. L. D., LL.B.: Development, address, 264. Address in Reply, rn., 617. Residential Blocks, appn, 2064. Adoptions, g., 305. Subdivisions, appn, 2064. Air Pollution, g., 356. Local Government: Australian Constitution: Mayoral Allowances, appn, 2064. Alterations, address, 622. Parramatta: Electoral Roll, adj., 690. Deadlock Provisions, address, 628. Rates, appn, 2065. Financial Assistance to States, address, 628. Parliament: Commonwealth Parliamentary Bills: Association, address, 260. Appropriation Bill, 2~.,2649. Petrol: Fuel Shortage, address, 1261. Auctioneers and Agents (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 5052. Points of Order, 248,980, 2324. Builders Licensing (Amendment) Bill, 2~., Police Call System, g., 2795. 4520; Corn., 4522. ~usinessFranchise Licences (Petroleum) Pollution: Oversea, address, 264. Bill, 2R., 1411; Corn., 1416, 1417. Prisons, New, g., 3541. Clean Air (Amendment) Bill, 2~.,3175. Coal Mining (Amendment) Bill, 1975, Railways Capital Debt, g., 1040. ZR., 4507. Commercial Transactions (Miscellaneaus Reserves: Provisions) Bill, 2R., 2983; Corn., 2992, Elouera Bushland Natural Park, appn, 2994. 2039. Dental Technicians Registration Bill, Corn., Metropolitan Area, appn, 2039. 4162,4163,4164,4165,4166,4169,4171. Roads and Road Safety: Expressways, District Court (Amendment) Bill, 2~., address, 263. 3593; Corn., 3603, 3604, 3606. Finances Adjustment (Amendment) Bill, Rural Bank, Council Rates, q., 3991. ZR., 4372. Statute Revision: Fruit-Growing Reconstruction Agreement Business Franchise Licences (Petroleum) (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 1872. Act, g., 3919. General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, Glebe and Other Properties (Special Pro 2R., 2844. visions) Act, g., 3812. Glebe and Other Properties (Special Pro- Stamp Duties Act, q., 3713. visions) Bill, ZR., 1420. Glen Davis (Amendment) Bill, 2~.,1023; Superannuation and Retirement Funds: Corn., 1028, 1029, 1030. Local Government, g., 4206. Indecent Articles and Classified Publica- Railways, q., 4764. tions Bill, 2~.,4704; corn., 4737, 4739, 4741, 4742, 4743, 4744, 4746, 4747, Taxation: 4748, 4749,4750,4751, 4755. Death Duties, q., 642, 4041. Irrigation (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 2864. Land Tax ,g., 3713, 4198, 5092. Irrigation Areas (Reduction of Rents), Payroll, g., 4393, 4530. Bill, Corn., 2853, 2868. Stamp Duty on Loans, g., 3916, 4770, Judges Pensions (Amendment) Bill, 2~., 5194. 3528. 7th August, 1974 to 25th Nlarch, 1975

Serisier, The Mon. L. D., LL.B. (con- Serisier, The Hon. L. D., LL.B. (continued) : tinued) : Bills (continued): Bills (continued) : Justices (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3084; Supply Bill, 2R., 1238. Corn., 3089. Teacher Housing Authority Bill, Com., Legal Practitioners and Other Acts 3869. (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 1290. Technical and Further Education, Corn., Library (Amendment) Bill, Corn., 5077, 1889, 1891, 1892. 5078, 5079. Unsolicited Goods and Services Bill, 2R., Liquor (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4757. 3094. Local Government (Amendment) Bill, 2R., Western Lands (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 4382. 3282; Corn., 3298, 3299, 3300. Local Government (Rating) Amendment Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Bill, Corn., 3506. Bill, Corn., 5168; p.o., 5169; Com., 5170, Mining (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 4497; 5171, 5172. Corn., 4501, 4502, 4503, 4504. Citrus Juice Industry, g., 532, 533. National Parks and Wildlife Service Bill, Corn., 2296, 2297, 2299, 2300, 2301, CommonwealthState Relations: State Rights, 2302.2303.2304, 2305, 2306, 2307, 2308, g., 1228. Council, Legislative: Noise Control Bill, Corn., 4900, 4901, Business of the House, m., 5142. 4902, 4903, 4904, 4907. Clerk of Papers, g., 3494. Ombudsman Bill, ZR., 1599; Com., 1614, Dissent, m., 5136. 1615, 1617, 1618, 1621, 1626, 1628, Presentation of Black Rod, m., 1866. 1629, 1631. President's Remarks, address, 628, 630. Parliamentary Allowances and Salaries Seasonal Felicitations, m., 3531. (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 4856. Senate Vacancy, m., 3768. Parliamentary Remuneration Tribunal Bill, 2R., 4859. Sesquicentenary, address, 628; m., 1869. Pawnbrokers (Amendment) Bill, 2R., Decentralization and Development: Regional 1146. Development, g., 2473. Pay-roll Tax (Amendment) Bill, 2R., Employment: Registered Surveyors, q., 2452. 1388. Finance and Investment: Bank Premises, q., Privacy Committee Bill, 2R., 4265; Com., 5046. 4274, 4275, 4276, 4277, 4280, 4281, Government: Public Health (Amendment) Bill, 2R., Administration, m., 3765. 4363. Central, address, 622. Public Service and Crown Employees Industrial Relations: Appeal Board (Amendment) Bill, 1974, 2R., 3145. Productivity, address, 620. Public Service and Crown Employees Ap- Worker Denigration, address, 620. peal Board (Amendment) Bill, 1975, Industry, Secondary: Email Limited, adj., 2R., 5139; Cam., 5140. 1295. Public Service (Further Amendment) Bill, Idation, address, 619. ZR., 3098. Local Government: Public Transport Commission and Sydney Conflicts of Interest, address, 624. Harbour Transport (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 2872. Council of City of Sydney, address, 627. Development Role, address, 623. Referral Selling Bill, ZR., 3315. Elections, q., 4062. Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2183. Obituaries: Stamp Duties (Further Amendment) Bill, Gardiner, The Hon. J. H., M.L.C., m., 2R., 3516; Corn., 3521. 11. Statutory Salaries Adjustment Bill, 2R., Kerr, Her Excellency Lady, m., 1015. 5146. Vickery, The Hon. E. K. E., M.L.C., in., Stock (Chemical Residues) Bill, Corn., 598. 5069. Omnibus Services: Fuel Supplies, g., 21. cxlii INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 111-116

Serisier, The Hon. L. D., LL.B. (con- Sheahan, Mr T. W., B.A., LL.B. (continued): tinued) : Parliament: Bills (continued): Executive Administration, address, 618. Meat Industry Authority (Amendment) Joint Sittings: Bill, 2~.,4998; p.o., 4999, 5001. Dissent, 3702, 3705, 3767. National Parks and Wildlife Bill, Corn., Election of Senator, rn., 4007. 2755, 2756. Rules, rn., 3697, p.o., 3697. Parliamentary Committees Enabling Bill, System, address, 618. ZR., 5017; Corn., 5018. Points of Order, 148, 629, 3698, 3766, 5142. Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, Corn., 1944, 1952. Political Parties: Civic Reform Association Workers' Compensation (Amendment) of Sydney Limited, address, 624. Bill, 2R., 5028. Prices: Decentralization and Development: Increased, address, 619. Burrinjuck Electorate, address, 82. Prices Justification Tribunal, address, 621. Kryger's Nursery, Gundagai, g., 5223. Retirement of Mr H. St P. Scarlett, House Secretary and Parliamentary Accountant, Government Programme, address, 83. rn., 18. Education: Burrinjuck Electorate, address, Surveyors, Employment, g., 3495. 81. Teachers Award, g., 5135. Fishing Industry: Select Committee, m., 3980. Town and Country Planning: Randwick Zon- mg, q., 1382, 1516, 1517. Car Trials, Kosciusko National Park, g., Trades and Trade Unions: Achievements, 5044. address, 621. Flood Mitigation, adj., 2626. Wages and Salaries: Quarterly Adjustments, Forests: Tumut and Batlow, g., 5044. address. 62 1. Government, Commonwealth: Policies, m., Sheahan, Mr T. W., B.A., LL.B. (Burrin- 2035, 5213; p.o., 5219, 5220. juck): Land Board Office, Cootamundra, g., 380, 4612. Address in Reply, m., 80. Arts and Culture: Point of Order, 3621. Grants to Historical Societies, g., 1509. Railways: Historical Societies, appn, 2129. Classifications, g., 2629. Assembly, Legislative: Precedence of Busi- Country Services, address, 85. ness, rn., 4535. Bills: Roads and Road Safety: Appropriation Bill, Corn., 2128. Burrinjuck Electorate, address, 85. Dairy Industry Authority (Amendment) Hume Highway, g., 2418, 2574. Bill, ZR., 3954; Corn., 3958. Water-affected Roads, g., 1246, 1750. District Court (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 2581. Schools: Finances Adjustment (Amendment) Bill, Burrinjuck Electorate, address, 81. 2R., 4049; p.O., 4058. Fisheries and Oyster Farms (Amendment) E. A. Southee, Cootamundra, g., 4851. Bill, int., 2333. Expenditure on Country Primary, g., Googong Dam Catchment Area Bill, 2R., 4612. 3656. Murrumburrah High School, g., 4092, Government Railways (Amendment) Bill, 4395. 2R.. 2242. Justices (Amendment) Bill, 2~.,2351; Tourist Activities: Burrinjuck Electorate, Corn., 2374. address, 81. Local Government (Rating) Amendment Town and Country Planning: Canberra En- Bill, 2R., 3332; Corn., 3469. virons, adj., 4477. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Singleton, 1Mr M. (Clarence): Smith, The Hon. R. B. R.: Address in Reply, m., 141. Appropriation Bill, 2~.,2512. Appropriation Bill, Corn., 1989. Travelling Post Office, g., 4062. Builders, Building and Building Materials: Clarence Electorate, address, 143. Solomons, The Hon. L. A., B.A., LL.B.: Commonwealth-State Relations: Taxation Bills: Reimbursement, address, 141. Appropriation Bill, 2~.,2477. Decentralization and Development: ChafEey Dam Bill, 2~.,1131. Industries, q., 1154. Clean Air (Amendment) Bill, 2R., 3 174. North Coast, address, 143. Commonwealth Places (Administration of Laws) Amendment Bill, 2~..3439. Employment and Unemployment: Grafton, address, 142. Dairy ' Industry (~mendment) Bill, 2R., 5060. Fire Station, Woolgoolga, appn, 1989. District Court (Amendment) Bill, 2~., Fish Industry and Fishing: Import of Exotic 3598. Fish, q., 1039. Glebe and Other Properties (Special Pro- Floods: North Coast, address, 144. visions) Bill, ZR., 1422. Glen Davis (Amendment) Bill, Corn., Government, Commonwealth: Policies, 1029. address, 143. Indecent Articles and Classified Publica- Industry, Primary: Commonwealth Govern- tions Bill, ZR., 4718; Corn., 4743, 4744. ment Policies, address, 142. Legal Practitioners and Other Acts (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 1286; Com., Inflation, address, 142. 1294. Land and Land Settlement: Clarence Elec- Legal Practitioners (Legal Aid) Amend- torate, address, 143. ment Bill, Corn., 4514. Library (Amendment) Bill, Corn., 5078. Life Saving Clubs, Aid, appn, 1990. Mining (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 4500; Meat Industry: Beef Classification, g., 4035. Corn., 4504, 4505. Noise Control Bill, Corn., 4900, 4901, Oil Industry and Petrol: 4903, 4907. Exploration, address, 142. Ombudsman Bill, 2R., 1603; Corn., 1615, Shortage of Fuel on the North Coast, g., 1617, 1620, 1628, 1631. 2071. Privacy Committee Bill, Corn., 4277, 4278, 4280. Railways: North Coast Daylight Express, g., 643. Split Rock Dam Bill, ZR., 1121. Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, ZR., Reserves: Camping and Caravan, adj., 4346. 2185. Roads and Road Safety: North ~oa;t. Western Lands (Amendment) Bill, ZR., address, 144. 3300. Workers' Compensation (Amendment) Schools, High Schools and Colleges: Grants, Bill, 2R., 5164. g., 320. Council, Legislative: Sport and Sporting Organizations: Acoustics, g., 3494. Government Aid, appn, 1990. Dissent, p.o., 3703; m., 3704. Play Centres in Country Areas, appn, Petrol Shortage Northern New South Wales, 1990. g., 1113. Timber: Points of Order, 629, 3700, 5136. Clarence Electorate, address, 142. Probate, Publication of Details, g., 4354. Wood Chip Industry, address, 143; g., 3914. Senate Vacancy: Resignation of Senator the Honourable Lionel Keith Murphy, Q.C., Tourist Activities: Angourie Tourist De- rn., 3775. velopment, g., 1530. Travel Agents, g., 360; 1114. Trades and Trade Unions: Communist In- Vickery, the Hon. E. K. E., M.L.C., Death, fluence, address, 141. rn., 601. cxliv INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 111-116

Stewart, Mr M. J. (Canterbury): Taylor, Mr J. H. (Temora): Abortion: Address in Reply, m,, 503. Government Attitude, address, 265. Bills: Law, q., 42. Appropriation Bill, 2R., 1792; Corn., 1975, Preterm Foundation, address, 268. 2046. Government Railways (Amendment) Bill, Address in Reply, m., 265. 2R., 2238. Bills: Cattle Producers, Aid, g., 5185, 5195. Ambulance Service (Amendment) Bill, int., 3828. Commonwealth-State Relations: Financial, address, 507; appn, 1793. Chaffey Dam Bill, Conz., 737. Dental Technicians Registration Bill, int., Dingo Control, appn, 2046. 2579; ZR., 3121; Com.. 3244, 3246, 3248, Economic Conditions: 3250: cons. amdts, 4433, 4434. Country Areas, address, 503. General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, Inflation, address, 504; appn, 1795. 2R., 2611. Education: Development, appn, 1793. Health Commission and Other Acts (Amendment) Bill, int., 3650; 2~.,3943. Employment and Unemployment: Increase Infant Life Preservation Bill, int., 5090. in Unemployment, address, 504. Irrigation Areas (Reduction of Rents) Fires and Fire Fighting: Bushfire Control, Bill, ZR., 1731. appn, 1975. Public Health (Amendment) Bill, int., Flood Damage, q., 869. 3650; 2R., 3938. Government: Split Rock Dam Bill, 2~.,742. Commonwealth: Policies, address, 506; Therapeutic Goods and Cosmetics appn, 1792. (Amendment) Bill, int., 675; ZR., 746. State: Record, appn, 1792. Education: Industrial Strikes, address, 504. Commonwealth Assistance, loan appn, 2611. Industry, Primary: Production, address, 505. Government Record, loan appn, 2611. Kangaroos, g., 4199. Health: Land and Land Settlement: Insurance, adj., 880; p.o., 881; adj., (S.O. Administration, appn, 2046. 49).. . 892. Western Division, appn, 2047. Medibank, g., 3717; urgency, 4655; p.0, Local Government: Council Auctions at 4656; g., 4762. Fifield, g., 1428. Scalp Therapy, adj., 3010. National Parks, appn, 2046. Hospital Construction, loan appn, 2612. Point of Order, 998. Nurses: Political Parties: Australian Labor Party Education, g., 3443. Leadership, address, 505. Qualifications, g., 43 18. Roads and Road Safety: Noise Pollution, petition, 4523. Commonwealth Aid, address, 506. Oil Industry and Petrol: Pipeline Between Funds for Roadworks, q., 5080. Rosehill and Botany Bay, q., 975, 2200. l Treasury, Staff, appn, 1795. Points of Order, 872, 874, 1104, 1744. Wheat: Prices, q., 2573. Roads and Road Safety: Survey of Traffic g., from Vegetable Markets, q., 1303. Seed, 167.

Sullivan, The Hon. H. J. A.: Thorn, The Hon. J. N.:

Gardiner, The J. H,, M.L.c., ~~~th,Adventureland, Accident at, q., 146, 111.5. m., 15. Coal Mining (Amendment) Bill, 2~.,2780. SESSION 1974-75 cxlv

7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Thompson, The Mon. J. S.: Viney, Mr A. E. A. (continued): Address in Reply, rn., 150. Commonwealth-State Relations: Financial, Bills: appn, 1820. Annual Holidays (Amendment) Bill, Drug Penalties, q., 4524; p.o., 4525. Corn., 3437. Appropriation Bill, ZR., 2407. Employment and Unemployment: New Zea- Business Franchise Licences (Petroleum) land, g., 3003. Bill, ZR., 1399. Fires and Fire Fighting: Bushfire Control, Dental Technicians Registration Bill, 2~., appn, 1980. 4072. Government Railways (Amendment) Bill, Government: ZR., 2672. Commonwealth: Government Railways, Transport and Policies, appn, 1820. Electricity Commission (Amendment) Spending, appn, 1822. Bill, ZR., 4292. State: Record, appn, 1823. Motor Traffic and Transport (Further Amendment) Bill, 2~.,1657. Housing: Ombudsman Bill, 2~.,1592. Aged Persons, address, 88. Superannuation (Further Amendment) Commonwealth Policy, address, 87. Bill, ZR., 3311. Industrial Relations: Power Industry, q., Industrial Relations: 3718. Motor Industry, address, 152. Productivity, address, 155. Inflation, appn, 1820. Motor Vehicles: Local Government: Government, g., 2179. Botany Council, g., 868. Production, address, 150. Zonings, address, 88. Taxation: Petrol, g., 4355. Natural Gas, g., 4093. Transport: Government Policy, address, 150. Points of Order, 116, 427, 689, 699, 805, 817, 883, 1734, 1738, 1741, 2412, 3198,

Police Traffice Bmch, g., 3492. Vickery, The Hon. E. K. E.: Taxation: Income Tax Rates, appn. 1821. Gardiner, The Hon. J. H., M.L.C., Death, Teachers Strike, g., 5193. m., 14. Trade Unions: Executive Positions, g., 2001. Transport, Finance and Policy: Commonwealth Intrusion, appn, 1822. Viney, Mr A. E. A. (Wakehurst): Husbanding Resources, address, 90. Pensioner Concessions, appn, 1819. Address in Reply, m., 87; p.o., 133. War Widows' Concessions, g., 593. Bills: Travel Agents, g., 2415. Appropriation Bill, ZR., 1819; p.o., 1822; Corn., 1980. Factories, Shops and Industries (Amend- ment) Bill, 2R., 4336. Government Railways (Amendment) Bill, P.o., 2249, 2252; 2R., 2253. Motor Traffic and Transport (Further Waddy, The Hon. J. L., O.B.E., D.F.C. Amendment) Bill, ZR., 1550. (Kirribilli): Public Transport Commission and Sydney Harbour Transport (Amendment) Bill, Aboition: ZR., 2747. Preterm Foundation, q., 2774. Unsolicited Goods and Services Bill, Corn., Pregnancies Terminated, q., 1222. 2819. Ambulance Services: "Operation Hunter," Clubs: Amalgamations, q., 693. q., 2778. Volumes 111-116

Waddy, The Hon. 3. L., O.B.E., D.F.C. Waddy, The Hon. 3. L., O.B.E., D.F.C. (continued): (continued): Bills: Hospitals (continued): Auctioneers and Agents (Amendment) Construction, loan appn, 2720. Bill, int., 4431; ZR., 4963; p.a., 4970, 4971; ZR., 4978. Coolah and Dunedoo, q., 2417. Dental Technicians Registration Bill, ini., Interpreters, q., 2688. 2578; ZR., 3118, 3238; Corn., 3245, 3247, Mount Druitt, q., 383, 3102. 3249, 3250, 3252, 3253. Prince of Wales, q., 2951. General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, Public, q., 1428. 2R.. 2720. Resident Doctors at Wolbngong Hospital, ~ndecentArticles. and Classified Publica- q., 325. tions Bill, int., 4319; ZR., 4551, 4589; Resident Medical Officers, q., 864, 1035. Corn., 4665, 4667, 4668; p.o., 4668; g., Corn., 4669, 4671, 4672, 4673, 4674, Royal Prince Alfred, 2569, 3450. 4675. 4677. 4678. 4679. 4680. 4681. Services, q., 870. 4682; 4683; cons.' arndts; 5120, 5121; Westmead, q., 1529, 1531, 2883, 3688. 5122; p.o., 5200. Medical and Paramedical Practitioners: Therapeutic Goods and Cosmetics (Amend- g., ment) Bill, int., 674; 2R., 745, 768. Medical Technologists, 1536, 1678. Corrective Services: Registration of Chiropractors, q., 2798. Berrima Training Centre, q., 5041. Shortage, q., 643. Release Programmes, q., 5039. Point of Order, 2009. Tertiary Education Courses by Prisoners, Police: g., 5039. Allegations Against, q., 4528. CO& and Legal Procedure: Protective Highway Piatrol, q., 5042. Office, Rent of Premises, q., 2773. Sutherland and Menai, g., 5129. Fires and Fire Fighting: Pollution: Garbage Service in Canberra, p.o., Fire at Whisky Au-go-go and Bonaparte 2077; g., 2078. Theatre Restaurant, q., 4088. ~ornoi~ra~hicPublications, q., 5190. Fire on South Steyne, q., 4036. Roads and Road Safety: Special Traffic Con- Health: trol, q., 5041. Breast Cancer, q., 2881. Social and Welfare Services: Pensioner Hos- Cancer-causing Gas, q., 965. pitlal Care, g., 554. Commission, Rents, q., 2772. Teachers, Bond Defaulters, q., 4851. Community Centres, g., 3329, 3544. Family Planning Clinic, Port Kembla, q., 3689. Hepatitis, q., 1222. Wade, Mr W. A. (Newcastle): Insurance, p.o., 881, 882; adj., 886; p.o., Address in Reply, rn., 222. 893. Air Pollution: Newcastle Coal Loader, Infantile Diarrhoea, q., 1222. address, 223. Leichhardt Women's Community Health Arthur, J. G., Esq., A Former Minister of Centre, q., 472. the Crown, Death, rn., 36. Medical Research Programmes, q., 3441. Bills: Miscellaneous Boards, Rents of Premises, Appropriation Bill, Corn., 2057. q., 2773. Coal Mining (Amendment) Bill, 2~.,4457. scalp Tberapy, d.,3013. Business Undertakings, State: Newcastle, Services, loan rrppn, 2723. Floating Dock, appn, 2058. Skin Cancer, q., 2884. Decentralization and Development: New- Hospitals: castle, address, 222. Admissions to Psychiatric Centres, q., Employment and Unemployment: Depart- 1224. ment of Public Works Dismissals, appn, Charges, q., 3006. 2057. Cobar, q., 166. Fires and Fire Fighting: Newcastle, address, Commonwealth Government Proposals, 224. q., 2070. Floods: Fullerton Cove, appn, 2057. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Wade, Mr W. A. (continued): Walker, Mk F. J., LL.M. (continued): Harbours: Bills (continued): Dredging Services, oppn, 2057. Stamp Duties (Further Amendment) Bill, Newcastle, address, 223; g., 3327. ZR., 3375; Corn., 3384. Newcastle Cual Loader, g., 3917. State Pollution Control (Amendment) Wharf Congestion, crppn, 2057. Bill.. int.. . 2703. Land and Land Settlement: Newoastle, Sydney Rescue Work Society Bill, int., address, 226. 591; ZR., 684. Local Government: Rates, Newcastle, Clubs: Police Boys, q., 2177. address, 225. Courts and Legal Procedure: Privy Council, Police: Newcastle, address, 224. g., 4090. Price Control, address, 227. Education Commission, rn., 2235. Swhool: Hamilton South, g., 1855, 2079. Electoral Commissioner, Appointment, g., Shipping: Newcastle, crddress, 224. 644, 651. Social and Welfare Services: Rate Rebates. crppn, 2058. Forests: State Lotteries Offices, petition, 5 184. Pine Planting on Boyd Plateau, g., 3402. Proposed Pine Plantation, q., 3403. Softwood Plantations, g., 4350. Walker, Mr F. J., LL.M. (Georges River): Urban Forestry, g., 5132. Address in Reply, rn., 255. Government, Commonwealth: Policies, m., 658, 1681; p.a., 5219, 5220. Assembly, Legislative: Harbours: ~bffsHarbour, g., 755. Dissent from Ruling of Mr Speaker, m., 1970, 1973. Housing Estate at Coffs Harbour, g., 2175. Members of Select Committees, g., 3809. Industry, Secondary: Paper Mill at Sawtell, g., 1007. Rills:---- Clean Air (Amendment) Bill, int., 2698; Wood Chip, g., 1011, 2268. ZR., 3035. Land and Land Settlement: Clean Waters (Amendment) Bill, int., Crown Lands, q., 3989. 2701; 2R., 3043; Corn., 3054, 3056. Proposed Development of Seal Rocks, g., Finances Adjustment (Amendment) Bill, 2134, 2268. int., 3827. Local Government: Waste Disposal, m., Indecent Articles and Classified Publica- 1314. tions Bill, Corn., 4666, 4667, 4668, 4670, 4672, 4673, 4675, 4680, 4682, 4683, Natural Gas Pipeline, g., 3581, 4060. 4684: cons. amdts, 5121; PO., 5122, 5188, Noxious Weeds: Alligator Weed, g., 2077. , . .P .- . Justices (Amendment) Bill, ZR., 2353; Points of Order, 119, 245, 320, 928, 1247, Corn., 2371, 2376. 1430, 1742, 1810, 1938, 1968, 2136, 2231, 2685, 2880, 3620, 3800, 3998, 4201, 4524, National Parks and Wildlife Bill, 2R., 790, 836; pers. expl., 855; Com., 915, 916, 4768, 5082. 917, 926; P.o., 928; Corn., 929, 930, Police: 931, 935, 936, 940, 941, 942, 943, 945, Band: Playing of National Anthem, g., 948, 950, 951. 2068. Noise Control Bill, int., 4663; 2R., 4841; Mortdale Station, q., 3759. Corn., 4959. Police Spectacular, g., 2176. Ombudsman Bill, int., 670; ZR., 1260; Com.. 1334. 1337, 1340, 1342, 1347, Pollution: Water, Penalties, g., 1037, 2079. 1352,' 1354. ' Population: Stabilization, address, 256. Parliamentary Committees Enabling Bill, Reserves: int., 4781; ZR., 5016; Corn., 5017; p.o., 5018. Camping Facilities, g., 4350. Privacy Committee Bill, int., 3645; 2R., New Parklands, g., 2770. 3841. Royal National Park, g., 3989. Public Service and Crown Employees Travelling Stock and Camping, g., 4260. Appeal Board (Amendment) Bill, Corn., Roads and Road Safety: Expressway through 2930. Royal National Park, g., 3990, 4691. cxlviii INDEX TO SPEECHES

Volumes 111-116

Walker, Mr F. J., LL.M. (continued): WilPis, The Hon. E. A., B.A. (continued): Schools: Oatley Primary, Library, g., 966. Assembly, Legislative: Teachers and Teachers' Colleges: Bond De- Allocation of Time for Discussion, 1955, 4848.. - faulters, g., 4850. Birthday Greetings to Mr Acting-Speaker, Timber: 4928. Japanese Interest in Wood Chip Opera- Business of the House, adj., 3755, 4060, tions., a..A. 101l. 4346, 4687. Logging Operations at Mount Werong, g., Dissent: Ruling of Mr Speaker, m., 3922, 4061, 4608. 3928. Trades and Trade Unions: Neo-facism, g., Precedence of Business, m., 1680, 2423; 23 16. p.o., 2424; m., 2429, 4535, 4542; p.o., Water: Scientists Employed by Sydney Water 4543. Board, g., 301. Presentation of Petitioners, p.o., 1748. Retirement of the Premier and Treasurer and the Attorney-General, m., 3550. Walker, Mr N. D. (Miianda): Special Adjournment, m., 3920, 5202, 5208. Standing Orders Committee, m., 1813, Bills: 3819. Appropriation Bill, Con?., 1986. Australian Constitution Convention, rn., Indecent Articles and Classified Publica- 1751; g., 2314; pers. expl., 2410; p.o., tions Bill, int., 4327. 2411; m., 4773. Technical and Further Education Bill, 2R., 1491. Bills: Commonwealth-State Relations: Financial, Annual Holidays (Amendment) Bill, int., g., 1240. 2802; ZR., 3106; Corn., 3114. Education: Australian Committee on Tech- Appropriation Bill, 2R., 1828; Corn., 2100, nical and Further Education, g., 2004. 2111, 2124. Bread (Amendment) Bill, int., 589; 2~., Fishing Industry: Illegal Netting, appn, 685; P.o., 688; 2R., 708. 1987. Building and Construction Industry Long Health: Service Payments Bill, int., 2432; 2R., Accident Prevention, g., 5187. 2890. Mercury Content in Fish, q.. 4312. Colleges of Advanced Education Bill, int., 3935; ZR., 4247, 4596; Corn., 4600, 4601. Magistrates, Criticism of, q., 1805. General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, Point of Order, 1954. 2R., 2605. Pornographic Publications, appn, 1987; q., Parliamentary Committees Enabling Bill, 3327. int., 4781; ZR., 5016; p.o., 5018. Railways: Destination Signs for Trains, g., Public Transport Commission and Sydney 386. Harbour Transport (Amendment) Bill, 3R, 2804. Referral Slling Bill, int., 2801; 2R., 3264, 3270. Webster, Mr B. L. (Pittwater): Royal New South Wales Institute for Deaf Land Tax, g., 4198. and Blind Children Bill, int., 2710; 2R., 3271, 3274. Ministry of Sport and Recreation, g., 3813. Teacher Housing Authority Bill, int., Medibank, g., 4652. 3116, 3117; 2a., 3567, 3573; cons. amdt, 4207. Teaching Service (Amendment) Bill, int., Willis, The Hon. E. A., B.A. (Earlwood): 4660; ZR., 4795; 2R., 4820. Technical and Further Education Bill, int., Address in Reply, m., 430; p.o., 487. 895, 897; 2R., 1465, 1498; Corn., 1501, Adventureland Accident, g., 170. 1502, 1533. Unsolicited Goods and Services Bill, int., Ambulance Services: Schools, g., 5083. 2325; 2R., 2804, 2815; Corn., 2818, 2819, Apprentices: Unemployed, g., 3449. 2822, 2824; p.o., 2825; Corn., 2825. SESSION 1974-75 cxlix

7th August, 1974 to 25th lkbreh, 1975

Willii, The Hon. E. A., B.A. (continued): Willis, The Hon. E. A., B.A. (continued): Books, Newspapers and Publications: Supple- Employment and Unemployment: ment to Education, g., 324. Footwear Industry, g., 2569. Builders, Building and Building Materials: New South Wales Record, address, 443. Hoarding Collapse, g., 1034, 1677. Rising Unemployment, appn, 1829. Safety Regulations-Prosecutions for Vacancies for School Leavers, q., 3324. Breaches, g., 1008. Finance and Investment: Commonwealth-State Relations: Credit Unions, adj., 3576. Co-operation, address, 434. Failure of Building Companies, g., 644. Financial, appn, 1839. Fishing Industry: Select Committee, m.s.o., State Rights, appn, 1831. 3964. Taxation Reimbursement, address, 438. Government: Consumer Protection, address, 435. Commonwealth: National Compensation Bill, urgency, Courts and Legal Procedure: Conviction of 2203; m., 2219. Motor Dealer, g., 2069, 2323. Policies, appn, 1829; g., 2006. Trade Practices Act, g., 2793. Crime and Criminals: Organized Crime in State: Budget Provisions, appn, 1830. Clubs, address, 430. Health: Manufacture of Bex APC Powders Education: and Tablets, g., 1427, 2321. Australian Committee on Technical and Housing Construction, loan appn, 2605. Further Education, g., 2005. Industrial Relations: Secret Ballots, g., 383, Australian Labor Party Policies, address, 1749. 436. International Affairs: Estonia, Latvia and Budget Allocation, appn, 2100. Lithuania, g., 119. Budget Appropriation, appn, 1835. Land Resumption at Blakehurst, adj., 2448. Children in Isolated Areas, g., 1156. Coaching Colleges, g., 2695, 3208. Motor Service Stations: Wollongong, g., 1424. Commonwealth Assistance, appn, 1835, 2100. Nurses Education, g., 3444. Department of Education, g., 3077, 3079. Oil Industry and Petrol: Education Commission, m., 819, 2230. Excise, appn, 1833. Expenditure, appn, 2112; g., 3101. Pipeline Between Rosehill and Botany Languages, appn, 2112. Bay, g., 2200. Migrant Children, appn, 2101, 2111. Shortage of Petroleum Products, g., 2687. Programme, loan appn, 2606. Points of Order, 111, 249, 586, 587, 806, 994, Regional Directorate for Goulburn, g., 1041, 1302, 1307, 1437, 1808, 1811, 1895, 2794. 1994, 2077, 3616, 3621, 3640, 3996, 4655. Secondary School Allowances, g., 3448. Political Parties: Disunity in Australian Special, appn, 2102,2124; loan rrppn, 2607. Labor Party, address, 433. Special, Liverpool, g., 2766. Prices: Staff, rrppn, 2113. Bread, g., 171, 556. State Aid, appn, 2112. Control, address, 434; g., 3100. Technical, appn, 2126. Petrol, g., 3199. Technical and Further, loan appn, 2609; Reserves: Access to Pioneer Park, Marsfield, q., 2797. adj., 2132. ~ichnicalCollege Courses, g., 1800. Retail Trade Practices, urgency, 701; p.o., Tertiary, appn, 2125. 702. The Community and Its Schools, g., 2076. Vocational Guidance, q., 4200. Roads and Road Safety: Work Experience Programmes, g., 5190. Commonwealth Aid, address, 437. South Coast, adj., 3274, 3276. Economic Conditions: Inflation, address, School Transport: Government Record, 432; appn, 1829. appn, 2125. Volumes 111-116

Willis, The Hon. E. A., B.A. (continued): I Willis, The Hon. E. A., B.A. (continued): Schools, High Schools, and Colleges: Senate Vacancy, Resignation of Senator the Aid to Private Schools, g., 2003. Hon. L. K. Murphy, Q.C., m., 3789; p.o., 3790, 3801; m., 3802; p.o., 3806, 3807; Balmain High, q., 530, 2391. m., 3807. Bathurst Demonstration, g., 3321. Taxation: Blackalls, g., 3541. Deductions for Education Expenses, g., Blue Mountains, g., 2882. 1150. Class Sizes, appn, 2125; g., 4315. Reimbursement, appn, 183 1. Class Sizes-High Schools, q., 794. Teachers and Teachers Colleges: Community Colleges, appn, 2112. Aides, g., 960. Concord East Public, g., 1381. Ancillary Staff, appn, 2125. Construction, g., 956. Catholic Teaching Colleges, appn, 2124. Construction Programme, loan appn, 2606. Charges Against Teachers, g., 3813, 4093. g., Coogee Electorate, 2762. Development, appn, 2101. Coogee Electorate: Remedial Teaching Facilities, g., 1999. Employment, g., 475. Disadvantaged, g., 754; appn, 2102; loan Federation, g., 2008. appn, 2608. In-service Courses, appn, 2102. E. A. Southee, Cootamundra, q., 4851. Married Women Teachers, g., 4263. Emu Plains, g., 1153. Music Teaching in Schools, g., 3535. Evening College Fees, g., 3539. Oversea Recruitment, g., 1844; appn, Expenditure on Country Primary, q., 2101. 4612. Remedial Reading, g., 3204, 3327, 3329, Fort Street Boys High, q., 3206, 3329. 4038. Gateshead High, g., 1961. Resignations, g., 1302. Girraween High, g., 471, 698. Salaries, g., 649. Goulburn Technical College, g., 3912. Scholarships, g., 385; appn, 2101. Grades, g., 1746. Staffing, appn, 2101. Grants, g., 320. Strike, q., 973, 5194. Hamilton South, q., 1855. Teachers' Housing, loan appn, 2608. Hamilton South Public, g., 2079. Trainee, g., 241. Katoomba North Public, q., 1034. Transfers, g., 2694. Library Subsidy, appn, 2126. Unemployed, g., 3715. Liverpool Primary, g., 1804. Town and Country Planning: Development Marsfield Primary, adj., 2133. at Greenacre by Brambles Holdings Limited, adj., 4258. Moorebank High School, g., 4393. Trades and Trade Unions: Nareena Hills, g., 4313, 4534. Australian Ballot Campaign, g., 800. Non-State, appn, 2103. Executive Positions, q., 2001. Oatley, Library, q., 966. Regulation, g., 318. One-teacher, g., 1803. Transport, Finance and Policy: Industry Pre-schools, appn, 2111; loan appn, 2609. Award, g., 1240. Private, q., 3535. Universities: Refrigerators, g., 963. College Principals, Salaries, g., 1010. g., Disfigurement of Buildings at University Riverstone High, 2391. of New South Wales, g., 1037. School Libraries, loan appn, 2608. New England Residential Schools, g., Springwood and Blaxland High, g., 1964. 1802. Stores, aopn, 2103. Representative of the Legislative Assembly on the Council of the University of Transport to High Schools in Newcastle, Wollongong, m., 5093, 5094. adj., 3674. University Colleges, appn, 2111. Wallerawang, g., 116. University of Sydney Economics Faculty, Woronora Electorate, q., 461 1. g., 1567. 7th August, 1974 to 25th March, 1975

Willis, The Hon. E. A., B.A. (continued): Wran, Mr N. K., Q.C. (Bass Hi): Wages and Salaries: Increases, appn, 1834. Address in Reply, m., 416. Workers' Compensation: Advertising: Government Communication Payments, g., 1508; urgency, 2413. Centre, g., 3910, 4033; urgency, 4387. Rates, g., 23 12, 2575, 3201. Arts and Culture: Budget Provision, appn, Revision of Act, q., 172. 1781. Assembly, Legislative:

Christmas Felicitations., m... 3553. Dissent: Ruling of Mr Speaker, m., 328, Willis, The Hon. M. F.: 3920, 3924. Address in Reply, m., 368. Distin~guishedVisitors, m., 1858. Bills: Presentation of Mace, m., 1861. Housing (Amendment) Bill, 2~.,3879. Privileges of Honourable Members, 4033. Noise Control Bill, ZR., 4893; Com., 4906. Special Adjournment, m., 5203. Commonwealth-State Relations: Taxation Reimbursement, address, 37 1. Australian Constitution Convention, m., 1751. Government, Commonwealth: Policies, address, 368. Bankcard, g., 1849. Housing Finance, address, 370. Inflation, address, 368. Betting: Illegal Gambling Clubs, g., 552. Wages and Salaries: Wage Restraint, address, Bills: 371. Appropriation Bill, ZR., 1775. Business Franchise Licences (Petroleum) Bill, int., 922, 2R., 1075; cons. amdts, 1752. Companies (Special Investigations) Wotton, Mr R. C. A. (Burrendong): Amendment Bill, int., 3337. Address in Reply, m., 271. General Loan Account Appropriation Bill, Dam Construction, address, 273. ZR., 2587. Decentralization and Development: Govern- Glebe and Other Properties (Special Pro- ment Record, address, 273. visions) Bill, int., 1332; ZR., 1358; Colm., Education: Technical, address, 274. 1363, 1439. Fires and Fire Fighting: Bushfire Losses, g., Indecent Articles and Classified Publica- 4203. tions Bill, int., 4321; 2~.,4556; p.o., 5197. Floods: Bell River Valley, g., 1246. Library (Amendment) Bill, int., 4788; Com., 5011, 5012, 5013. Government, Commonwealth: Policies, m., 1692. Ombudsman Bill, int., 671. Hospitals: Parliamentary Allowances and Salaries (Amendment) Bill, int., 4548; ZR., 4938. Coolah and Dunedoo, g., 2416. Parliamentiary Remuneration Tribunal Bill, Gunnedah, address, 273. ini., 4544; 2R., 4944. Industrial Relations: Pay-roll Tax (Amendment) Bill, int., 919; Strike by Grain Elevators Board Em- ZR., 981. ployees, g., 114. Public Service and Crown Employees Ap- Strikes, address, 272. peal Board (Amendment) Bill, int., 2578; Industries, Rural, m., 4113. 2R., 2905; Corn., 2920, 2922, 2923, 2924, Inflation, address, 272. 2926, 2927; int., 4780. National Parks, Trustees, g., 4092. Public Service (Further Amendment) Bill, int.. 2576; 2~.,2901. Payroll Tax, g., 4393. Sale of Land on Terms Bill, int., 1333; 2~., Police: Bravery, address, 275. 1364; Com., 1366; p.o., 1366. Railways: Country Services, address, 275. Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill, int., Sewerage: Country Areas, address, 275. 1814. Teachers: Housing, address, 274. Statutory Salaries Adjustment Bill, int., Tourist Activities: Burrendong Electorate, 4955; 2R.. 5096. address, 275. Supply Bill, ZR., 851. Volumes 111-116

Wran, Mr N. K., Q.C. (continued): Wran, Mr N. K., Q.C. (continued): Teaching Service (Amendment) Bill, 2x., Hospitals: 4811. Charges, rrppn, 1777. Unsolicited Goods and Services Bill, Com., Government Allocation, loan appn, 2591. 2820. Resident Medical Officers, g., 863. Business and Trade Practices: Westmead, g., 1528. Endunance Mining Corporation NL and Attunga Mining Corporation Pty Limited, Housing: g., 2686, 2880. Construction, loan appn, 2592. J. G. Bourke and Associated Companies, Government Allocation, loan appn, 2588. urgency, 797; min. stmi, 1164. Interest Rates, g., 1665. Mainline Corporation, g., 468, 650. Welfare Housing, loan oppn, 2592. The Liberty Group, g., 2200, 2421. Commonwealth-State Relations: Industrial Relations: Power Industry, p.o., Financial, appn., 1779. 37 18; urgency, 4085. Taxation Reimbursement, g., 38; p.o., 39. Industry, Primary: Consumer Protection Laws, address, 418. Farm Incomes, address, 425. Courts and Legal Procedure: Government Programme, address, 424. Appointment of Judges to the High Court, Insurance : Third-party Insurance, appn, p.o., 3616, 3618, 3627; m., 3628. 1777. Conviction of Motor Dealer, g., 2069, 2323. Land and Land Settlement: Court Costs, g., 3440. Council Land Auctions, g., 2794. Vigilante Army, g., 378. Prices, address, 418. Economic Conditions: Inflation, address, 417; Legal Profession: Supervision Trust Funds, appn, 1776; loan appn, 2588. g., 110. Education: Pre-school, address, 420. Local Government: Employment and Unemployment: Botany Council, 1245. Department of Main Roads, loan appn, Council Auction at Fifield, g., 1297; p.o., 2588. 1429; pers. expl., 1434. Sydney Water Board, g., 2566. Rates, address, 420. Finance and Investment: Stock Exchanlge Medibank, g., 4526, 4759, 5079, 5185. Investigation, g., 1739. Motor Vehicles: Floods: Driving Licence Fees, appn, 1777. State Emergency Services, address, 416. Registration Fees, appn, 1777. Government: Commonwealth: National Compensation Natural Gas, g., 4310. Bill, m., 2210. Obituaries: State: Lieutenant-Colonel E. M. R. Robson, Administration, m., 30. C.B.E., D.S.O., B.A., LL.B., a Former Budget, appn, 1775. Member of the Legislative Assembly, m., Policies, address, 417. 639. Her Excellency Lady Kerr, Wife of the Harbours: Governor-General, m., 796. Leasing of Glebe Island Container Ter- His Royal ~ighness,the Duke of Glouces- minal, g., 594. ter, m., 32. Port Congestion, address, 422. Port Congestion in Sydney, g., 692; p.o., Oil Industry and Petrol: 1248. Petrol Subsidy, address, 426. Sydney, address, 421. Petrol Tax, appn, 1776. Hire Purchase and Credit Sales: Bankcard, Omnibus Services: Metropolitan Fuel Re- g., 1849. quirements, g., 955. Wran, N. K., Q.C. (continued): Wran, Mr N. K., Q.C. (continued): Parliament: I Roads and Road Safetv (continued): Joint Sitting to Elect a Senator, m., 3994; Roadworks, loan annn.-. . 2594. p.o., 3994; m., 4005. ~hreatened'Dismissals from the Depart- Meeting of Both Houses of the New South ment of Main Roads, urgency, 1893; m., Wales Parliament to Receive Message 1893, 1906. from Her Majesty The Queen, com- memorating the 150th Anniversary of Sand Mining, Myall Lakes, g., 3099, 3135. the First Meeting of the Legislative Sewerage Works, loan appn, 2590. Council of New South Wales and the Inauguration of Parliamentary Institu- Social and Welfare Services: Women's Ad- tions in Australia, m.. 1664. visory Board, q., 4197. Resignation of senator the Hon. Lionel Sport and Sporting Organizations: Budget Keith Murphy, Q.C., m., 3794. Provision, appn, 1782. Senate Vacancy, urgency, 361 1; p.o., 3612. Taxation: Use of Stationery, q., 1746, 2078. Business Franchise Licences (Petroleum) Points of Order, 115, 588, 699, 1043, 1674, Act, q., 3810. 1811, 1851, 2798, 3801, 3806, 4767, 4768. Income Tax Rates, appn, 1776. Stamp Duties Act, q., 3713, 4770. Police: Allocation, q., 2000. Stamp Duty, appn, 1777. Political Parties: Australian Labor Party Policies, address, 425; appn, 1779. Teachers and Teachers' Colleges: Trainees, Dispute, q., 241. Prices: Control, address, 418; q., 641. Town and Country Planning: The Rocks Re- Petrol, q., 3199. development, q., 1032. Public Service and Statutory Offices: Transport, Finance and Policy: Commissioner for Trade Practices, q., Fare Increases, appn, 1777. 13 80. Industry Award, q., 1239. Inquiry, q., 164. Proposed Fare Increases, urgency, 756. Railways: Water: Government Railways Act: Disallowance Board Finances, loan appn, 2589. of By-law, m., 1047. Rates, address, 420. Services, address, 429. Wheat Stabilization Agreement, address, 424. Reserves: Federal Grants, q., 2136. Roads and Road Safety: Wool Exports, address, 425. Commonwealth Aid, address, 427. Workers' Compensation: Metropolitan Area, q., 3683. Payments, urgency, 241 1. Roads Grants Bill, m., 569. Rates, q., 2312, 2575.