PARALLEL POLICY
JRADE AND EMPLOYMENT
PA AUCKLAND, This Day. 'a' hint that New Zealand may develop a parallel policy in regard to proposals put forward by the • United States Government as a basis for discussion at an international conference on trade and employment as an important step towards economic coJJaboration among nations was given by the Minister of Supply (Mr Sullivan) this morning prior to his departure by ah-for Wellington. Mr. Sullivan returned yesterday after a visit to Australia. "Part of the time I was engaged in discussions with Mr. Chifley and his officers on the clarification of the Australian and New Zealand attitude to the American proposals," said Mr. Sullivan. "Agreement was reached on the foundation questions and a degree of common understanding was achieved." Asked whether' any actual decisions had been made regarding trade policy with the United ' States, Mr. Sullivan said he could not say anything more at this stage, but further early contact would be made between representatives of the Australian and New Zealand Governments.
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Evening Post, Volume CXL, Issue 149, 21 December 1945, Page 6
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169PARALLEL POLICY Evening Post, Volume CXL, Issue 149, 21 December 1945, Page 6
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