RIGHT OF DEPORTATION.

Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 29 August 1925, Page 9

RIGHT OF DEPORTATION.

COMMONWEALTH BILL

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Received Aug. 29. 1.15 p.m. MELBOURNE, Aug. 29. Air. Bruce, .speaking on the second reading -of the- -Pleaipe Offiejers Bill, sai d th e Cbimmo-nwealith had approach - ed the New South Wales Ministry a,skin,g if there would be any objection. to the Common,wealth approaching the Chief Justice of New South Whiles and asking for the- use of one of tho Supreme Court judges fo-r the Deportation Board. The reply was that there was no nemsisiity for the Commonwealth Ministry to deport certain persons from Australia,. The Commonwealth, had means for: carrying out the object desired, and New South Wales refused to be embroiled in these proceedings, ns at considered the Commonwealth wtais trying to involve New South, AVale-s for pplitklal purposes. Alb midnight the .second reacting was carried by 32 votes -to 19. The Tirades Hall Council, after considering the ,strike, adopted the report Olf the disputes committee recommending that all jniter-Sitate labour ceunciilis, -andi Labour Governments co-operate to prevent the deportation of any citizen. The report stated that Mr. Bruce bad been informed there wlais no crisis warranting deportation, and. such- a course would precipitate an industrial crisis.