TRANSPORT.
RAILWAYS AND ROADS.
THE RIGHT OF APPEAL.
'We believe that an efficient and modern railway service is an essential part of our national transport system, and that the community will be best served by the maintenance of a properly co-ordinated and privately owned road transport service, complementary to that provided by the railways," e avs the National party's manifesto. "We assure to private services in all branches of transport that are required by the people, reasonable opportunities o'f providing up-to-date services. Whatever regulation may be necessary will be designed for the purpose of giving the public the best service possible and fair treatment to all branches of transport. "We will amend the present law that constitutes the Minister of Transport as the final Court of Appeal from decisions of the Transport Licensing Authorities, and will restore to those concerned this riaht of appeal to a properly constituted appeal authority."
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 223, 20 September 1938, Page 11
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