Referendum Debate at Geraldton on Federal Powers
Minister for Railways and Transport Sir H. Seward spoke at Geraldton Town Hall on Friday night about the May 20 referendum. He argued the Commonwealth Parliament must gain power to legislate on rents and prices, warning that transferring such powers weakens state control. Seward urged WA voters to keep rents and prices under state authority, noting political balance and representation in Parliament.
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Commonwealth action on petrol tax and price control debated
In a parliamentary discussion Mr Seward argues Commonwealth and State powers over rents prices and taxation. He cites past price controls during war, local versus federal authority, and the impact on consumers and tenants. The debate covers potential referendums, banking regulation, and the High Court's pending decision on related legislation.
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Agricultural Society Am rence of the Northern Group ties
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