Debate on sugar bounty and wage standards in Parliament
The discussion centers on sugar industry bounty policy with reference to past bills from 1910 and 1919. Minister Tudor defends a new amending Bill allowing withholding of bounty if wages and conditions are not fair, outlines standard rate definitions, and argues for resolving disputes via an Arbitration Court or a judge.
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Defence
Joseph Cook
Arbitration Court
Fodor
Jybers
Aubera
Tudor
Lang
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W. Elliot
Johnson
McWillisens
Jomph Cook
Carty Salmon
Mr. Tudor
Minnisuy
Carty Sannon
Speaker
Lannecooria
Carly Salmon
Mr. Speater
Lanmecourme Cansiders
Lannecoorie
Astaehs
Tiem Court
Greene
Audor
Cumigiuie
W. Bikott Johuson
Preasur
Department of Trade and Customs
Mr. Greene
Denham
Groom
Parramatts
Pont R
Crred
Greeme
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