Rodolphe Lemieux
Liberal
Mr. LEMIETJX:
Has the Minister of the Interior received from :he government of the province of British Columbia protest against this Bill?
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House ol Commons ©ebates
Friday, June 8, 1917.
Bill No. 70, for the relief of Colin Darrach Poole.-Mr. Clarke (Essex). Bill No. 71, for the relief of Thomas Edwin Jory.-Mr. Nickle. Bill No. 72, for the relief of Florence Eva-line Snyder Lockwood.-Mr. Kay.
Bill No. 47, to facilitate certain financial arrangements between the Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and The Canadian Pacific Railway Company, and for other purposes.-Sir Thomas White. Bill No. 57, to amend The Business Profits War Tax Act, 1916.-Sir Thomas White. cm 00 to repeal the Ocean Telegraph Act.-Mr. Hazen. Bill No. 67, to amend the Customs Act.- Mr. Reid.
On mption of Hon. W. J. ROCHE (Minister of the Interior), Bill No. 42, to amend the Chinese Immigration Act, was read the second time, and the House went into Committee on the Bill, Mr. Blain in the Chair. On Section 1, Clergymen and students to be exempt from tax.
Mr. LEMIETJX:
Has the Minister of the Interior received from :he government of the province of British Columbia protest against this Bill?
Mr. ROCHE:
No, there have been no protests.
Mr. LEMIEUX:
There has been no correspondence?
Mr. ROCHE:
Not that I am aware of.
Mr. MACDONALD:
Can the minister tell us the language of the original statute in reference to this matter?