AGRICULTURAL BILL
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IFrom Our PdHidfnehtdry-Stpdcidl.] ’ WELLINGTON/ This’
Amendments to the ; Agricultutat (Emergency Powers) Bill: wilT'-be'in-troduced in the House of Representatives tonight, jif: the conclusion of the Native affairs debate’ gives' the Government its ■ opportunity. , : ’ The principal change - is -in > 'relation to the constitution, of the Executive Commission of Agriculture, which is to consist of the Minister bf Agriculture, with three other members appointed for five years, ;.: at least : two having been actively engaged as producers im the manufactureuand ’-inarketing of primary products; -- 0r,:., in some undertaking ’ * closely: '- Associated with the production, manufacture,-rex-port or marketing of primary- products.
The Executive Commission;, according to another variation .of the original bill, is v tb exercise consultative powers with the existing boards.
The Government haS'followed the precedent of the Unemployment Board in adopting these - amendments, as the Minister, of Employ is chairman and fulirtitpe member is deputy chairman," with’, the Minister himself frequently participating in the board’s deliberations. : ’ ‘
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Northern Advocate, 8 November 1934, Page 4
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163AGRICULTURAL BILL Northern Advocate, 8 November 1934, Page 4
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