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March 13, 1942

LIB

William Henry Golding

Liberal
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Mr. GOLDING:

There is another section of that editorial to which I would like to draw attention. It says:

Besides these things, it is provided that any person voting at the plebiscite "shall thereafter be ineligible or incompetent to apply for or to be granted on the application of another, the postponement or exemption from military training" provided for in the national war services regulations or any amendment thereto.

This is very important.

Topic:   PLEBISCITE ACT
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LIB

Norman Alexander McLarty (Secretary of State of Canada)

Liberal
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Mr. McLARTY:

In connection with that question, the answer which I gave previously applies equally. It is only if they apply under the two particular sections of the regulations under the National Resources Mobilization Act-it has been suggested that I amplify this-dealing specifically with conscientious objectors, and with Mennonites and Doukhobors.

Topic:   PLEBISCITE ACT
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READING OF SPEECHES-REFERENCE TO STATEMENT IN OTTAWA "JOURNAL"

On the orders of the day:
LIB

John Knox Blair

Liberal
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Mr. J. K. BLAIR (Wellington North):

Mr. Speaker, according to the Ottawa Journal practically every speech delivered in the House of Commons nowadays is read from a manuscript, and the Journal says this is not debating.

Topic:   READING OF SPEECHES-REFERENCE TO STATEMENT IN OTTAWA "JOURNAL"
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Some hon. MEMBERS:

Order.

Topic:   READING OF SPEECHES-REFERENCE TO STATEMENT IN OTTAWA "JOURNAL"
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Some hon. MEMBERS:

Put it on the order paper.

Topic:   READING OF SPEECHES-REFERENCE TO STATEMENT IN OTTAWA "JOURNAL"
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LIB

Georges Parent (Speaker of the Senate)

Liberal
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Mr. SPEAKER:

Order.

Topic:   READING OF SPEECHES-REFERENCE TO STATEMENT IN OTTAWA "JOURNAL"
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INTERNMENTS

REPRESENTATIONS OF DELEGATION FROM CIVIL LIBERTIES ASSOCIATION

On the orders of the day:
CCF

Joseph William Noseworthy

Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (C.C.F.)
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Mr. J. W. NOSEWORTHY (York South):

Mr. Speaker, I should like to direct a question to the Prime Minister. In reply to a question put by the hon. leader of the opposition (Mr. Hanson) reported at page 779 of Hansard of Monday, February 23, the Prime Minister told the house that he was in sympathy with representations made to him recently by the Civil Liberties Association and indicated that the Department of Justice was considering the extent to which the representations would be acted upon and that an announcement regarding the matter would be made in due course. Some hon. MEMBERS: Order.

Topic:   INTERNMENTS
Subtopic:   REPRESENTATIONS OF DELEGATION FROM CIVIL LIBERTIES ASSOCIATION
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Some hon. MEMBERS:

Put it on the order paper.

Topic:   INTERNMENTS
Subtopic:   REPRESENTATIONS OF DELEGATION FROM CIVIL LIBERTIES ASSOCIATION
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Georges Parent (Speaker of the Senate)

Liberal
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Mr. SPEAKER:

I am afraid that this question is in the category of those that should not be asked on the orders of the day.

Topic:   INTERNMENTS
Subtopic:   REPRESENTATIONS OF DELEGATION FROM CIVIL LIBERTIES ASSOCIATION
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AIR RAID PRECAUTIONS

INQUIRY AS TO CONDITIONS IN BRITISH COLUMBIA

On the orders of the day: Mr. ANGUS MaoINNIS (Vancouver East): Will the Minister of Pensions and National Health give an undertaking to make a statement in the house before we adjourn for the Easter recess, on the development and progress of air raid precautions on the Pacific coast? Hon. IAN A. MACKENZIE (Minister of Pensions and National Health): I shall be pleased to do so at the appropriate time, probably next week.
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Leslie Gordon Bell

Mr. COLD WELL:

Will the minister call an item of the estimates so that hon. members may have the opportunity of questioning him?

Topic:   AIR RAID PRECAUTIONS
Subtopic:   INQUIRY AS TO CONDITIONS IN BRITISH COLUMBIA
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Ian Alistair Mackenzie (Minister of Pensions and National Health)

Liberal
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Mr. MACKENZIE (Vancouver Centre):

Probably the most convenient place will be in discussion on the appropriation bill when it is in committee.

Topic:   AIR RAID PRECAUTIONS
Subtopic:   INQUIRY AS TO CONDITIONS IN BRITISH COLUMBIA
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CANADIAN WHEAT BOARD ACT

March 13, 1942