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Hokitika Guardian, 16 July 1928, Page 4

What is wanted this session is practical legislation for the good of the 1 Dominion. Unemployment is still rife in all the centres of population, and experience during the past year has proved that temporary relief works at the expense of taxpayers and r atepayers is merely an irksome palliative, and not- even the beginning of a cure. It is the plain duty of Parliament to wrestle with the problem and to throw it down beaten, rather than throw it aside as a task beyond the combined wisdom of more than a hundred legislators. And if the country’s industrial laws are to be amended to the desires of employers and workers alike; if that bone of contention, the Licensing Act, must lx? reboiled, and gnawed by the electors this year, then Parliament should cut out all its cackle early in the session and get to *’■ core of its legislative programme. These are but a few of the things Parliament should do and get them done woll as a welcome change in its bad work.—Auckland “ Sun.”

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