PARLIAMENT

Hokitika Guardian, 28 October 1921, Page 1

PARLIAMENT

fin- tei.hchat-ii—tf.ii ritrss association] \Vl'.l.l. 1 NOTON. Met. 27. TIIK corxcll. The l.ogislativu ( onm il nn-t at l>.iii. Tlio Slsil iit>’s l>(’vision Committee reported »In*. I .oral Hodies Loans Amen'lino ill. with nmi-iidmentfl. Tlu. Samoa HiU was received from t House was read a second time I»'° forma, and referred to the Stnl.itrs |{ ( .vision Committee. Thi' Haw of l.iliel Htirther Amendment Hill was committed and reported l« n i|„. Council with minor amendments. flic |.' !) Hell moved the second, reading of tin* Hald.it Nuisance Amend ment Hill, which withdraws some of the verv wide powers of inspectors. The fiili was read a second time. The .1 lilies A mend mon t Hill was eommiltcd. 'Moll Jlislop moved to make l |,o Hill apply to all criminal off.'ices, in other words, to withdraw the '•>- ception of capital offences. Ihe amendment was lost on the voices. The Hill was reported, read a third time and passed. Mon MneHrcg-or moved the sec-old funding of the Workers Compensation Amendment Hill, which was read a tocolld time. The Council adjourned at 1.1 • > pm. TIIK lIOCSK. The Mouse met at 2..T0 p.m. In the House, the Treaties of Hence Extension llill was. as a matter >5 urgency put through all slaves and passed. The Mouse rose at 11?.2o a.lll.