N.Z. PARLIAMENT
SUMMER SESSION INDICATED. [Per Press Association Copyright-) WELLINGTON, June 27. Though summer sessions of Parliament are unpopular with members, because of their inconvenience, and with business people because of the unsettling effect that legislation may have upon trade, it seems inevitable that this year Parliament will again be called upon to sit during some, portion of the summer months.
A member of Parliament, in regretting the necessity for meeting this year as late as the end of September put forward the suggestion that Parliament should make a regular practice of meeting in May and concluding the business by the end of September or the middle of October at the latest. “I can see no reason why this should not be done,” he said. “The financial year ends on March 31, and there is no reason why the Government should not be. ready with its financial proposals by May or June. Summer sittings are most unpopular with Parliamnetarians and, 1 believe, with tiie public as well.”
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Hokitika Guardian, 28 June 1933, Page 5
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