The Session's Work

Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 38, 26 September 1891, Page 2

The Session's Work

UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.? WRttTuaTOV, September 26; The following is a schedule of the business transacted during the session:-— Select Coraraittees, 29. Public bills which originated in the House and received Royal assent, 64 ; dropped or otherwise disposed of, 81 ; total 145. Brousbfc from . Council and received Royal assent, 8; dropped or otherwise disposed of, 5 ; total 13. Private Bills which received Royal assent, 5 ; dropped 1; total, 6. Petitions presented, 726; divisions, 177; daysiof meeting, 66; hours of sitting before midnight, 449 ; after midnight, 110 ; total 559 ; daily average, 8. Questions asked of Ministers, 475 ; entries in journals, J 1,296; total, 1,768; daily average, 27. Papers laid upon table, 270 ; reports from select committees, 598.

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