BRITISH POLITICS
(V nittd Press Association. — By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.] (Roomred this Hav o* Ivor, n m t LONDON, March 10. In the Commons, Mr Mandor introduced the National Industrial Council Bill providing new machinery for conciliation and co-operation in industry. National industrial councils have a Ireai lv been established in Belgium, Canada, Czechoslovakia, France. Germany. Holland. Italy, Spain, l nited States. The Bill seeks to establish an industrial Parliament consisting of three hundred members, forty representing the Commons and twenty the House of Lords, one hundred each representing employers, and trades unions, forty from the official council, this body to he the. normal channel between .the organisers of industry and Ministry of Labour and would deal with all industrial bills, threats of strikes, and lockouts. The bill was read a first time.
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Hokitika Guardian, 11 March 1931, Page 5
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