CLEAR-CUT STATEMENT

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 87, Issue 204, 30 August 1943, Page 4

CLEAR-CUT STATEMENT

QUESTIONS OF THE DAY Questions of the day were sum-, marised as follows by Mr. S. G. Holland, leader of the National Party. | in issuing the party’s policy for the General Elections next month:— National Government.—A truly non-party National Government, composed of the best men in Parliament regardless of political affiliations. 1931-35.—The conditions of depression prevailing in 1931-35 need not and shall not be allowed to happen again. Social Security.—All existing benefits will be continued and anomalies and injustices removed. Wages.—No wages or pensions cuts. Unionism.—The workers to decide whether unionism shall be compulsory or voluntary. Parliament. —Outside domination of Parliament shall cease. •Freedom for M.’sP.—Every National Party member of Parliament shall be free to vole on every question according to his conscience and judgment. Size of Parliament to be reduced and honoraria revised: a scheme of superannuation for ex-Par-liamenfarians.

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