FROM

STANDING COMMITTEE ON SCOTTISH BILLS

ON THE

Betting (Juvenile Messengers) (Scotland) Bill

WITH THE

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMITTEE.

Ordered, by The House of Commons, to be Printed,

8th May, 1928.

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STANDING COMMITTEE ON SCOTTISH BILLS.

BETTING (JUVENILE MESSENGERS) (SCOTLAND) BILL. -Read a second time and committed to a Standing Committee on the 30th March, and allocated by Mr. Speaker to the Committee on the 2nd April.

The Committee was constituted as follows:

Mr. JAMES BROWN, appointed Chairman 1st May.

Hardie, Mr.

Harvey, Mr. Barclay-
Henderson, Mr. Thomas
Hope, Sir Harry
Horne, Sir Robert

Hunter-Weston, Lt.-Gen. Sir A.

Hutchison, Mr. Clark

Hutchison, Sir Robert

Johnston, Mr.

Kennedy, Mr. Thomas
Kirkwood, Mr.

Livingstone, Mr. MacKenzie
MacAndrew, Major
Macdonald, Sir Murdoch
MacDonald, Mr. Robert
MacIntyre, Mr.
*Mackinder, Mr.

Maclean, Mr. Neil
Macpherson, Mr.

Macquisten, Mr.
Maxton, Mr.

Mitchell, Mr. Rosslyn
Mitchell, Mr. Stephen

Moore, Lieut.-Colonel

Murnin, Mr.

Rose, Mr.

*Russell, Mr.

Scrymgeour, Mr.

Shaw, Lieut.-Colonel McInnes

Shiels, Dr.

* Added in respect of the Betting (Juvenile Messengers) (Scotland) Bill,

* Added in respect of the Betting (Juvenile Messengers) (Scotland) Bill.

REPORT.

THE STANDING COMMITTEE ON SCOTTISH BILLS, to whom the BETTING (JUVENILE MESSENGERS) (SCOTLAND) BILL was referred;-Have gone through the Bill and have agreed to report the same without Amendment.

8th May, 1928.

STANDING COMMITTEE ON SCOTTISH BILLS.

Tuesday, 8th May, 1928.

MEMBERS PRESENT:

Mr. JAMES BROWN in the Chair.

BETTING (JUVENILE MESSENGERS)

(SCOTLAND) BILL.

Ordered: To Report the Bill, without Amendment, to the House.

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