THE GAMING BILL.
HOUSE DISAGREES WITH COUNCIL'S .. AMENDMENTS.
T. intend to move," .- remarked, the ?rimo Minister in the House yesterday, 'that the whole of tho amendments made by Council in tho Gaming Bill bs disagreed with." Mr. Massey: 1 don't want to take any lißk. So far as lam concerned, I want to make_sure that the Bill is going to be passed this session. If that is tlio Prebitn' S 0 can to help Sir Joseph Ward: That is my object. If 8, conference is arranged it will be the trough * way o£ getting tho Bill Mr. Buchanan: Bo you intend to disagree with the whole of the amendments ? Sir Joseph Ward: Yes. _ It 'was.then agreed on the motion of the Premier that the whole of the amendments. be disagreed with, and that Mr Hemes, Mr. Laurenson, and himself be appointed, to.draw up reasons in tho matter. r * • • . The members appointed to draw un , reasons reported at an earjy hour this morning that, in their opinion, tho amendments seemed to vary tho-policy of the measure as pasicd by tho House ■ also, that it was desirable to hold a conference. It was decided to agree with the reasons,- and that a message embodying them bo sent to the Council.
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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 982, 24 November 1910, Page 5
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208THE GAMING BILL. Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 982, 24 November 1910, Page 5
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