Closer settlement debate in NSW Country party meeting
The discussion centers on closer settlement policy and regional aid in New South Wales. MPs Yeo Wilwon and others defend government steps while critics urge faster action, equity limits, and tax changes to break up large estates and promote land tenure for aspiring farmers.
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BH. Shepherd
Nerromine
Wilpon
Yeo
Fea
Country Party
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Wilson Lo
Jong
Metley
Lasek
New South Wales
Stevens
Gano
Miso
Na Coe
Obrien
Quambone
Econferencn Wan
Wudenell
Christle
Gligandra
Whytt
G. BK. Godwin
Narromine
Memira
Witoo
Mr. Whytt
Coonamble
O Brien
Feed. Firth
Larkies- Warren
Wilson
Dubbo
Mr Firth
Beuxner
Mr. Firth
Johany
Brusoey
Wilwon
Mr. Yeo
Buckley
Bucknell
Bandera
McKllop
O'Brien
Sanders
Debates Over Land Settlement And Market Timing
Debates focus on a government plan to subdivide large estates and accelerate closer settlement. Opponents warn the move could flood the market, bankrupt many, and depress land values while aiding few. Proponents argue the scheme would supply land to applicants without harming existing freeholders.
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Yeo
G. Wilwon
Mila
Dubbo
Yoo
Additin
O'Brien
Menllop
Kent
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