“BEHIND CLOSED DOORS”
HOW TARIFF COMMITTEE WORKS MANUFACTURERS’ OPINION Press Association CHRISTCHURCH, To-day. “There is one point we manufactur ers must continue to force on the Government, the necessity for a P er manent tariff committee who shall be available at all times to investigate, adjudicate upon and settle anomalies, and propose new tariff duties, 8111 Mr. A. W. Heaven, in an address to the annual meeting of the Canterbury Manufacturers' Association. “The committee could consider e the abolishing of protection on that are not being manufactured ln quantities that the public need at P ent. We know nothing of how tariff regulations are arrived at. ences are brought to bear of J nothing is known until the decislo given. . _ “Officialdom is acting behind cl doors, and other sections, besides ac petitioning, one knows nothing ” publicity of a tariff committee si with reporters and those inter® 8 would prevent changes that are portant to other sections.’
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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 524, 29 November 1928, Page 2
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156“BEHIND CLOSED DOORS” Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 524, 29 November 1928, Page 2
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