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1949 NEW ZEALAND
STATUTES REVISION COMMITTEE (REPORTS OF THE) (Mr. H. E. Combs, Chairman)
Laid on the Table of the House of Representatives
ORDERS OF REFERENCE Extracts from the Journals of the House of Representatives Friday, the Bth Day of July, 1949 Ordered, " That a Select Committee be appointed, consisting of nine members, to consider all' Bills containing provisions of a technical legal character which may be referred to it, with power to confer and sit together with any similar Committee appointed by the Legislative Council : the Committee to consist of Mr. Coleman, Mr. Combs, Dr. Finlay, Mr. Harker, Mr. Marshall, Mr. Watts, Mr. Webb. Mr. Wilson, and the Mover."—(Hon. Mr. Jones, for the Hon. Mr. Mason.) Thursday, the 4th Day of August, 1949 Ordered, " That the Co-operative Dairy Companies Bill be referred to the Statutes Revision Committee." —(Hon. Mr. NOrdmeyer.) Ordered, " That the Transport Bill be referred to the Statutes Revision Committee for the purpose of considering clauses 14], 142, and 148."—(Hon. Mr. Haokett.) Tuesday, the 9th Day of August, 1949 Ordered, " That the Government Railways Bill be referred to the Statutes Revision Committee." — (HonfMr. Semple.) Thursday, the 11th Day of August, 1949 Ordered, " That the Fire Services Bill be referred to the Statutes Revision Committee, for the purpose of considering clauses 45 and 46."-—(Hon. Mr, Parry.) Friday, the 19th Day of August, 1949 Ordered, " That the name of Mr. Coleman be discharged from the Statutes Revision Committee, and that of Mr. Kent substituted therefor." —(Hon, Mr. Mason.) Wednesday, the 21st Day of September, J 949 Ordered, " That the Law Reform (Testamentary Promises) Bill be referred to the Statutes Revision Committee."—(Hon. Mr. M4SON.) Thursday, the 22nd Day of September, 1949 Ordered, " That the Military Training Bill be referred to the Statutes Revision Committee."— (Right Hon. Mr. Fraser.) Wednesday, the 28th Day of September, 1949 Ordered, " That the Law Reform (Testamentary Promises) Bill be referred back to the Statutes Revision Committee for further consideration." —(Hon. Mr. Mason.) Wednesday, the 19th Day of October, 1949 Ordered, " That the Samoa Amendment Bill be referred to the Statutes Revision Committee." — (Right Hon. Mr. Fraser.) Thursday, the 20th Day of October, 1949 Ordered, " That the Statutes Revision Committee have leave to sit during the present sitting of the House." —(Mr. Combs.) Ordered, " That the Statutes Amendment Bill be referred to the Statutes Revision Committee."— (Hon. Mr. Mason.)
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REPORTS
Transport Bill I have the honour to report that the Statutes Revision Committee has carefully considered clauses . 141, 142, and 148 of the Transport Bill, and recommends that the Bill be allowed to proceed with the amendment shown in the copy of the Bill hereto annexed. 10th August, 1949.
Fire Services Bill I have the honour to report that the Statutes Revision Committee has carefully considered clauses 45 and 46 of the Fire Services Bill, and recommends that the Bill be allowed to proceed with the amendments shown in the copy of the Bill hereto annexed. 24th August, 1949.
Co-operative Dairy Companies Bill I have the honour to report that the Statutes Revision Committee has carefully considered the Co-operative Dairy Companies Bill, and recommends that the Bill be allowed to proceed with the amendments shown in the copy of the Bill hereto annexed. 24th August, 1949.
Government Railways Bill I have the honour to report that the Statutes Revision Committee has carefully considered the Government Railways Bill, and recommends that the Bill be allowed to proceed with the amendments shown in the copy of the Bill hereto annexed. 24th August, 1949.
Law Reform (Testamentary Promises) Bill I have the honour to report that the Statutes Revision Committee has carefully considered the Law Reform (Testamentary Promises) Bill, and recommends that the Bill be allowed to proceed without amendment. 28th September, 1949.
Law Reform (Testamentary Promises) Bill (Second Report) I have the honour to report that the Statutes Revision Committee has carefully considered the Law Reform (Testamentary Promises) Bill, and recommends that the Bill be allowed to proceed with the amendments shown in the copy of the Bill hereto annexed. 29th September, 1949.
, Military Training Bill I have the honour to report that the Statutes Revision Committee has carefully considered the Military Training Bill, and recommends that the Bill be allowed to proceed with the amendments shown in the copy of the Bill hereto annexed. sth October, 1949.
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Samoa Amendment Bill I have the honour to report that the Statutes Revision Committee has carefully considered the Samoa Amendment Bill, and recommends that the Bill be allowed to proceed with the amendments shown in the copy of the Bill hereto annexed. 20th October, 1949.
Statutes Amendment Bill I have the honour to report that the Statutes Revision Committee has carefully considered the Statutes Amendment Bill, and recommends that the Bill be allowed to proceed with the amendments shown in the copy of the Bill hereto annexed. 20th October, 1949. H. E. Combs, Chairman.
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STATUTES REVISION COMMITTEE (REPORTS OF THE) (Mr. H. E. Combs, Chairman), Appendix to the Journals of the House of Representatives, 1949 Session I, I-11
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