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SPEECH BY THE PRIME MINISTER THE RT. HON. R. G.
MENZIES, IN THE HOUSE OF REPAESENTATIVES ON THE
SEPTEMBE. i, 960
Before I refer to the principal topic of this debate,
I should like to refer to two other natters that have been
glanced at by other honorable mnmbers. The honorable member
for lentworth ( Mr. Bury), in a thoughtful speech last night,
made reference to the Public Service Board and offered some
criticism of the inordinate delay that appears to exist in
presenting the final report of the board to the Parliament. I