Advisory Council Attacks Law Society Ordinance
The ACT Advisory Council deputy chairman Mr J W Leedman criticized the Legal Practitioners Ordinance for replacing choice with compulsion and reducing the Law Society to a social group. He attacked the haste of its introduction by Attorney General Sty Hughes, noting mandatory auditing of accounts and claiming the public is unaware of the loss of due process and protection for clients.
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J. W. Leedman
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Legal Praifessionn
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Leedman
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Attares Cicnera
Leedmin
Wie Pauw Sciety
Woothe Society
Senate
Curler Legal Practitioners
Gosford
Coven Ulta
Adj
Judesary
Dura
South Australia
Seedman
Black
Jance
Fitzgerald
G. Walsh
Farmery
Sec
NSW Growers Seek Stalls for Fyshwick Market
NSW growers dominated the 50 stall applications for the new Fyshwick retail market. The debate touched on hastily enacted ordinances, trust account controls, and potential delays in processing applications. Law Society and Attorney General concerns surfaced over costs, secrecy, and the need for public interest, with mixed support from MPs and regional figures.
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Department of the Interior
Fyshwick
Nsw
Bunker surcharge on northbound ships
Sydney reports a bunker surcharge for northbound shipping routes to begin no earlier than March. Australia to Europe Shipping Conference chairman H. Dean cites rising fuel and running costs, with a 17 percent outward freight rate rise to Australia taking effect on March 1. Negotiations will follow as exporters face higher costs and revised agreements.
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Sydney
Europe
H. Dean
London
Australia
Dean
Negative role prompts ACT Advisory Council protest
Two new ACT Advisory Council members, K W Fry and Ian Black, protest the council’s passive stance. Fry moves to push NSW style area director of education talks. calls for procedural review in the New Year. Black backs a driver training school plan but delays by late meeting, while deputy-chair Leedman suggests a rules sub-committee to streamline proceedings.
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ACT
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Ian Black
Independent
Fry
Nsw
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Counseil
Black
J. W. Leedman
Leedman
ACMA Opposes Separate Department of Secondary Industry
The Associated Chambers of Manufacturers of Australia opposes a new branch and portfolio in the Federal Ministry. In a letter to Prime Minister Gorton, director-general R W C Anderson urged no pressure for a separate department. He backed enlarging the secondary industry office in the Department of Trade and Industry and strengthening the OST with resources to craft overall policy, aiming for a strong OST and eventual separate ministerial portfolio.
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Department of Secondary Industry
Associated Chambers of Manufactures of Australia
R. W. C. Anderson
Gorton
Antenna Installation Offered with Free Demonstration Canberra
Licence and installation offered for antenna setup with guaranteed free service and no deposit. Free home demonstration available by phone 487822 in Canberra at Garema Place Civic Centre.
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Garema Place
Civic Centre
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