N.S. W. POLITICS
MR BAVIN’S POLICY
(Australian Press Association)
(Received this day at noon.) SYDNEY", September 17,
Mr Bavin’s policy speech to-morrow is is understood, will contain the following points.—Electors are to be asked to approve of the Premier's financial agreement by.returning the Government so that the agreement can oe given Parliamentary ratification. The Premier promises to convene Parliament without delay for the presentation o'f the budget and estimates. A bill will he introduced providing for a limited moratorium, for the relief of purchasers of homes and other property to prevent injustice to persons who have paid off substantial sums on real estate and other proporty such ns farm machinery. The moratorium will also apply to hire purchase agreement. Mr Bavin considers if the State shows a determination to live within its means, there will be favourable reaction on the overseas money market, which will be reflected in improved conditions in New South Wales. All possible means must be employed to Cope with unemployment. Every avenue of Government work and private enterprise must be exploited to the fullest.
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Hokitika Guardian, 17 September 1930, Page 5
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