TO-DAY'S PROCEEDINGS
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
The Legislative Council met at 2.30
The Hon. C. J. Carringtou. asked the Government whether in view of the fact that some picture posters exhibited in public places were regarded by a very large section of the public as 'being of a character injurious to rthe morals of children and youth, it would take steps in the direction of tightening up the censorship, or such other means as would prevent the public exhibition of such objectionable features.-.- .■■ .■..-.-. ■ . • '
"The censorship of posters used in. connection, with cinemajtoglrajpli films has been in force for approximately two years, and since its inauguration the number of specific complaints have been very few," stated the MiniEter of Education (the Hon. R. Masters), in reply. " The-.Minister of Internal Affairs will foe pleased to investigate any complaint i£ definite details of the particular poster and relative picture are supplied." ■ - >
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Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 89, 12 October 1932, Page 9
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146TO-DAY'S PROCEEDINGS Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 89, 12 October 1932, Page 9
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