WELL ADVANCED.
CABINET PROGRAMME, I FURTHER BILLS NEXT WEEK. FOUR-YEARLY PARLIAMENTS. 'By Telegraph.—Parliamentary Reporter.) WELLINGTON, this day. Contrary to popular lobby belief, the Government i.n quite well advanced with its immediate sessional programme, and a further batch of important bills will be presented to the House of Representatives next week. ■Satisfaction with the progress made witlt the Government measures already before Parliament was expressed by the Prime Minister this afternoon, when announcing that among the bills to be introduced next week would be a Finance Bill dealing with a variety of items, a policy measure providing for the permanent establishment of fouryearly Parliaments in Xew Zealand, and
a comprehensive amendment dealing with mining questions. Another bill ready for presentation, he added, was the slaughtering and inspection amendment.
Tn reply to a question. Mr. Forlies said the date of the introduction of the Budget had not yet been li.ved. The presentation of the Financial Statement was; still some distance away, but there would he found in Government legislation now ready for submission ample to occupy the attention of the House in the meantime.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 170, 20 July 1934, Page 8
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