Searching for the phrase high court in Senate within the 1970s…
The phrase high court
- appears in 1.3% of speeches
- appears 3238 times in 1289 speeches
- was spoken on 484 sitting days by 100 different people
- appears in speeches on 677 different topics
Top speakers:
- GREENWOOD, Ivor (368 uses)
- DURACK, Peter (305 uses)
- MURPHY, Lionel (304 uses)
- PRESIDENT, The (252 uses)
- WRIGHT, Reginald (166 uses)
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Top days:
- 26 February 1975 (96 uses)
- 19 November 1979 (81 uses)
- 16 November 1976 (76 uses)
- 22 April 1975 (68 uses)
- 9 November 1971 (58 uses)
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Top topics:
- PRIVY COUNCIL APPEALS ABOLITION BILL 1975: Second Reading (96 uses)
- PATENTS AMENDMENT BILL 1976: Second Readings (84 uses)
- JUDICIARY AMENDMENT BILL (No. 2) 1979: Second Readings (71 uses)
- RESTRICTIVE TRADE PRACTICES BILL 1971: Second Reading (65 uses)
- JURISDICTION OF COURTS (MISCELLANEOUS AMENDMENTS) BILL 1978: Second Reading (52 uses)
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Sample sentences:
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That is absurd because there is no reason agreements should not be made between the governments to enable this work to be done and the respective rights of the State Government and the Commonwealth Government can then be resolved in the High Court in due course.
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Many suggested that they would be forced to take action even in the High Court if the Commonwealth persisted with the legislation.
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I lake this opportunity to inform honourable senators of the principal conclusions reached by the High Court, to indicate the immediate implications of the decision and to outline the steps that the Government, as a matter of urgency, pro;poses to take to remedy the situation disclosed by the decision in regard to the operation of the Trade Practices Act.
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In fairness to Mr Hills- I do not know about Mr Brown- he was saying that if there had been a register and Senator Webster had disclosed his interests in the J. J. Webster company, that disclosure in fact would have been a defence in the case that he will have to face in the High Court.
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The object of the High Court’s having administrative independence- it is the same privilege as is accorded to independent statutory authorities- is that it does not have to obtain ministerial or departmental approval for the contracts or expenditures it enters into.