House of Representatives
1958
25 February 1958
39,546 words
27 February 1958
61,577 words
11 March 1958
50,286 words
12 March 1958
55,700 words
13 March 1958
61,706 words
18 March 1958
55,920 words
19 March 1958
48,758 words
20 March 1958
75,097 words
25 March 1958
53,025 words
26 March 1958
58,225 words
27 March 1958
70,646 words
15 April 1958
49,292 words
16 April 1958
58,723 words
17 April 1958
65,238 words
22 April 1958
48,951 words
23 April 1958
55,195 words
29 April 1958
52,689 words
30 April 1958
55,513 words
1 May 1958
79,936 words
6 May 1958
48,006 words
7 May 1958
55,821 words
8 May 1958
78,799 words
13 May 1958
51,804 words
14 May 1958
67,364 words
15 May 1958
89,631 words
5 August 1958
39,328 words
6 August 1958
51,591 words
7 August 1958
70,456 words
12 August 1958
40,279 words
13 August 1958
63,434 words
14 August 1958
71,841 words
19 August 1958
56,290 words
20 August 1958
57,886 words
21 August 1958
75,163 words
26 August 1958
54,582 words
27 August 1958
56,916 words
28 August 1958
74,595 words
9 September 1958
58,740 words
10 September 1958
74,100 words
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ESTIMATES 1958-59
- Department of Labour and National Service
- Department of National Development
- Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization
- Australian Atomic Energy Commission
- Department of Defence
- Proposed Vote, ยฃ1,088,000
- Proposed Vote, ยฃ42,401,000
- Proposed Vote, ยฃ63,512,000
- Department of Air
- Proposed Vote, ยฃ59,302,000
- Department of Supply
- Proposed Vote, ยฃ21,757,000
- Other Services
- Thursday, 11 September 1958
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11 September 1958
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16 September 1958
54,445 words
17 September 1958
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18 September 1958
79,182 words
23 September 1958
56,825 words
24 September 1958
49,542 words
25 September 1958
76,405 words
30 September 1958
70,819 words
1 October 1958
70,593 words
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INTERNATIONAL LABOUR CONFERENCES
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COMMONWEALTH SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH ORGANIZATION
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TARIFF BOARD ANNUAL REPORT
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NATIONAL CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
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REPATRIATION GENERAL HOSPITAL, HOBART
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INTER-PARLIAMENTARY UNION
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ASSENT TO BILLS
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MARRIAGE (OVERSEAS) BILL 1958
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DAIRY PRODUCE RESEARCH AND SALES PROMOTION BILL 1958
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TARIFF PROPOSALS 1958
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TARIFF BOARD
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CUSTOMSTARIFF VALIDATION BILL 1958
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DAIRY PRODUCE RESEARCH AND SALES PROMOTION BILL 1958
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CONSTITUTION REVIEW COMMITTEE
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DAIRY PRODUCE RESEARCH AND SALES PROMOTION BILL 1958
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DAIRY PRODUCE EXPORT CONTROL BILL 1958
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DAIRY PRODUCE LEVY BILL 1958
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CHRISTMAS ISLAND AGREEMENT BILL 1958
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ADVANCE TO THE TREASURER 1957-58
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COPPER BOUNTY BILL 1958
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RIVER MURRAY WATERS BILL 1958
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CIVIL AVIATION (DAMAGE BY AIRCRAFT) BILL 1958
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RAILWAY STANDARDIZATION (NEW SOUTH WALES AND VICTORIA) AGREEMENT BILL 1958
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BILLS RETURNED FROM THE SENATE
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SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
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LEAVE OF ABSENCE TO ALL MEMBERS
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CLERK OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
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- The pressure of work in the Import Licensing Branch, Sydney, over the past eighteen months has shown that, to cope with the large number of applications being received, the staff must be stabilized by increasing the number of permanent officers. The Public Service Board agreed in order to promote greater efficiency, to provide a number of permanent positions in place of temporary ones. These positions have now been filled by the promotion of permanent officers, many of whom, are from other departments. As a result the services of seventeen temporary employees will no longer be required. Every endeavour is being made to find positions for these - employees, if possible in other departments. To give the employees to be retrenched a longer period in which to find suitable positions elsewhere, arrangements have been made for the intake of officers from other departments to be delayed for several months, and for the temporary employees to be retained for a similar period. I can assure the honorable member that the retrenchments involved are not associated with plans to curtail import quotas further and also that the number of staff required to deal with import licence applications does not vary according to the country from which the goods are imported
- Import Licensing
- Motor Vehicle Spare Parts
- Tariff Board
- Lead and Zinc
- Defence Services Expenditure
- Department of Primary Industry
- Imports of Aircraft
- Shipping
- Commonwealth Offices, Adelaide
- Migrants and General Election
- Bauxite
- Imports of Ships
- Political Telecasts
- Dollar Allocations for Television