Legislative Council debates revenue tariff and prison industry protections
The Legislative Council convened at 4 30 pm with Hon Mr Respens presiding. Bills from the Assembly were read for concurrence including amendments to the Temperance Act and a revenue bill expanding duty exemptions to aid mining and agriculture while excluding prison made goods. Members urged rapid passage, discussed suspending rules, and debated duties on fruit cake, cattle feed, oil cake and sugar with emphasis on protecting local industries and considering a broader tariff revision in the near future.
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Emerson
Exerson
Hou
Fexenon
Poblic
Exserson
Fengron
Wade
Frey
Klingen
Enerson
Me Han
Kgwrrne
AcEn
Baxxesson
Feneron
Renson
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Government Delays Tariff Revision to Ensure Fair Taxation
The government explains delay in adjournment and notes tariff reform to tax more fairly. Members discuss revenue needs for the fiscal year and potential exemptions on essentials. The bill on limited liability companies moves to third reading as lawmakers plan further actions.
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Joss
House
Jane
House of Assembly
Emersory
Harris
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