Peter T. Daniels
2018-08-06 11:50:28 UTC
I'm trying to find the text of the 1948 bill introduced to Parliament by Mont
(actually Montefiore) Follick on spelling reform. Hansard has an amazing web
site -- it instantly shows you every "speech" by whichever MP you ask it for,
sorted by date and indexed by topic -- Follick seems to have been quite good
at wasting the House's time -- but it doesn't give the texts of the bills.
Where might I find it?
Thank you.
(The Congressional Record, OTOH, does include that sort of thing, and is also
amenable to "revise and extend," so that Congresspeople can remove the more
embarrassing things they say on the Floor.)
I also noted that an awful lot of the discussions took place late at night.
(actually Montefiore) Follick on spelling reform. Hansard has an amazing web
site -- it instantly shows you every "speech" by whichever MP you ask it for,
sorted by date and indexed by topic -- Follick seems to have been quite good
at wasting the House's time -- but it doesn't give the texts of the bills.
Where might I find it?
Thank you.
(The Congressional Record, OTOH, does include that sort of thing, and is also
amenable to "revise and extend," so that Congresspeople can remove the more
embarrassing things they say on the Floor.)
I also noted that an awful lot of the discussions took place late at night.