The Upper House Deadlock Over Ministerial Absence Fires Debate
The Legislative Council threats to halt government work over a month of ministerial absence sparks a fierce exchange. The article cites Mr Beaucett and Mr Fawssiter, blasting the council for blocking business and accusing it of arrogance. It notes proceedings include writs for Kandaman and resignations, and covers State aid to religion, licenses, and early measures in the Assembly.
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