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443 National Insurance Act, 1911. [15 July 1912] Factory An East India Company trading post. and Workshop Bill. 444
8 . Provisional Special Order made by
the National Health Insurance
Joint Committee as to outworkers
who are married women ;
9. Provisional Special Order made by
the National Health Insurance Joint
Committee and the Scottish In
surance Commissioners acting jointly,
entitled the National Health In
surance (Special Customs) Pro
visional Order (Scotland), 1912 ;
10 . Provisional Special Order made by
the National Health Insurance Joint
Committee and the Insurance Com
missioners acting jointly as to
fishermen remunerated by share ;
11. Provisional Special Order made by
the National Health Insurance Joint
Committee and the Welsh Insurance
Commissioners acting jointly, en
titled the National Health Insurance
(Special Customs) Provisional Order,
1912 (No. 2) ;
12. Regulations, dated 12th July, 1912,
made by the National Health In
surance Joint Committee, as to the
Accounts of Approved Societies :
Laid before the House (pursuant to Act),
■ said to be printed. (No. 117.)
LOCAL GOVERNMENT PROVISIONAL
ORDERS (No. 6) BILL.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT PROVISIONAL
ORDERS (No. 8) BILL.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT PROVISIONAL
ORDERS (No. 10) BILL.
Moved, That the Order made on the
24th day of April last, “ That no Pro
visional Order Confirmation Bill brought
from the House of Commons shall be read
a second time after Thursday the 4th day
of July next ” be dispensed with, and that
the Bills be now read 2 a ; agreed to : Bills
read 2 a accordingly.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT PROVISIONAL
ORDERS (No. 6) BILL.
Committed.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT PROVISIONAL
ORDERS (No. 8) BILL.
Committed: The Committee to be pro
posed by the Committee of Selection in
regard to the Caerphilly Order.
(D 375) A
LOCAL GOVERNMENT PROVISIONAL
ORDERS (No. 10) BILL.
Committed: The Committee to be pro
posed by the Committee of Selection in
regard to the Salford Order.
GAS AND WATER PROVISIONAL ORDERS
BILL.
Amendments reported (according to
Order), and Bill to be read 3 a To-morrow.
ELECTRIC LIGHTING PROVISIONAL
ORDERS (No. 1) BILL.
MILITARY LANDS PROVISIONAL ORDER
BILL.
Read 3 a (according to Order), and passed.
FACTORY An East India Company trading post. AND WORKSHOP (No. 2) BILL.
[H.L.]
Order of the Day for the House to be put
into Committee (on Re-commitment), read.
The Marquess of SALISBURY: I
have to apologise to your Lordships for
not being in my place on Wednesday last
when this Bill was under discussion,
on which occasion a number of Govern
ment Amendments were inserted in the
Bill on Report with a view to the Bill
being reprinted and re-committed. The
effect of the Government Amendments
then inserted was in some respects to
diminish the stringency of the Bill and in
other respects to increase it. The principal
form in which diminution has taken place
under those Amendments is that the
absolute prohibition of underground work
places in the future, as the provision stood
in the original draft of the Bill, is done
away with. A broad distinction was made
on the face of the Bill itself between
existing workplaces and those started
after the commencement of the Act. In
regard to existing workplaces, what we
originally proposed was that they should
be subject to stringent regulations, but
that any workplace hereafter established
should not be permitted at all if it was
underground within the meaning of the
Statute.
Having made this short statement I will,
without further preface, move that the
House resolve itself into Committee on the
Bill.
Moved, That the House do now resolve
itself into Committee .—(The Marquess of
Salisbury.)
On Question, Motion agreed to.
House in Committee accordingly.
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