IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.
POSSIBILITY OF PUBLIC SESSIONS. SPECULATION IN AUSTRALIA. LONDON, August 2. There is much conjecture as to whether the Labour Cabinet will follow the precedents of the Naval and Egyptian Conference and hold a number of pubhe sessions at the Imperial Conference, but Government circles are disposed to think that it will be wholly in camera, with periodic issues of communiques. It is admitted that new circumstances are in existence with Labour Governments here and in Australia, and also that the whole personnel of the Conference will probably be new, with the exception of General Hertzog but the fact that many ticklish problems arc awaiting consideration, especially in the economic and constitutional realms, induce well-informed circles to predict that the bulk of the business will be thrashed out in committee rooms.
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Wairarapa Age, 5 August 1930, Page 3
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