ARBITRATION AMENDMENT BILL
▼ — 1 „ PROTEST FROM TRADES COUNCIL. |°",°T' n R letter with reference to the Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act Amendment Bill has been forwarded to the Prime Minister (the Eight Hon. W. F. Mnssoy) by Mr J M. Campbell, secretary of the Wellinjtton Trades and. Labour Council--I am directed by the above council to * record its emphatic protest a&aiiipt the Bill amending the Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act, 1903. _ That a Bill so palpably mikkosHvb of sinister motive; should be introduced to parliament in the dying hours of its session, without notice having been .given to the- parties diroctlv coucerned is oxtremely regrettable, whilst clause 3 is objectionable, • claxisc 4 2$ Hupcclntivnly so and well calculated to wreck i'jdu'cfcnnl uniomgm. respectfully susffeste that the Bill should be withdrawn, and a commission .instituted to discuss Li.bcur legislation durins the vec?ss. to report to •Parliament next session." ~^°P'e s the letter have been sent to
to®i« 2i °J OpP oa iH°n (Mr. T. Jr. VViiford) and the chairman of tho Parliamentary labour Party (Mr. IT E Holland).
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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 36, 6 November 1920, Page 9
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177ARBITRATION AMENDMENT BILL Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 36, 6 November 1920, Page 9
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