Legislative Assembly Debates. Tuesday 7th March 1933. Official Report

(b) If the reply to part (a) above be in the affirmative will Government please state whether the action of the Postmaster General in complying with the wishes of the unrecognized union was in order in the face of GovernMent orders that no action should be taken on the representations received from unrecognized unions? [...] (b) If the reply to part (a) above be in the affirmative are Government prepared to consider the advisability of modifying the orders so as to throw open to them the doors of appeal to the higher authorities? [...] The duties and responsibilities of head clerks in charge of sections and of stenographer camp clerks are entirely different and the considerations which led to the issue of orders for rottion of charges in respect of the former class of officials do not apply to the latter. [...] The Honourable Sir Frank Noyce: The answer to the first part of the question is in the affirmative. [...] The -matter is within the competence of the Head of the Circle concerned to -whom a copy of the question is being sent.