PARLIAMENT TO-DAY.

Taranaki Daily News, 20 July 1920, Page 5

PARLIAMENT TO-DAY.

BUBINESS FOR THE WOTS'.' ■< SEVERAL GOVERNMJENT.BE^S.' • "I" '3 JBy WJre.—Parliamentary. Vj WeUingtdn,.Lut Nijjht, ] The Government ib under the neeettity * of replenishing the order paper fqr tW-.'J coming week, if the House is to bftimt'i busy on the first day of the sitting ' ■! ■ It is- probable that a number o'rW-' i ernment Bills will be produced, moat of' them appropriation measures to l tom» j down by Governor's Message. Among-] them will probably be the War Batata 1 ! tioiw Continuance Bill, the Judicttnre : j Amendment Bill,, the MaglittiitfVO Salaries Bill, thl: Expiring Law«£oori*' ' tinuance Bill, and the Civil List &o. 2 - Bill. The titles of these Bills '' what business they will entail for 'ita ' House. ' ' '•'']

' It is understood that the Civil, Lift J No. 2 Bill will remove the oßJettton- ! £ able feature of the first Bill, the exempt « I tion of salaries from income tax proVMejff; for in the Civil Lißt including- (£*£ salaries of members of Parliament,'Mu>>;l isters of the Crown, and Judges of th*i Supreme Court. When thia Bill com**! up for consideration by the House tiara should be an interesting discussion on tt" but if it comes down on Tuesday' tt'-l should not, in the ordinary coune'tf '{ business, be discussed until Friday, a*,j intervening days being reserved for btj3&i,l ness other than that introduced by tU-3 Government. '^ It is just possible that the Standart'l Time Bill will be debated this week, bteij the chances are that it will not. Tt»S already recognised that this will b» i'l highly contentious measure. .'f