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All bills (introduced in 2nd session of 23rd Parliament)

This list contains bills introduced since 1856. LA means the Legislative Assembly, and LC means the Legislative Council.
Bill Title Origin Status House
Appropriation Bill 1914 LA Assented - Act No 4 of 1914 LA
Closer Settlement (Amendment) Bill 1914 LA Discharged LA
Closer Settlement (Super-Tax) Bill 1914 LA Not Proceeded With LA
Closer Settlement Amendment Bill (No 2) 1914 LA Assented - Act No 7 of 1914 LA
Crown Lands and Irrigation (Amendment) Bill 1914 LA Assented - Act No 10 of 1914 LA
Daceyville Extension Bill 1914 LA Assented - Act No 13 of 1914 LA
Income Tax (Amendment) Bill 1914 LA Lapsed LA
Income Tax Further (Amendment) Bill (No 2) 1914 LA Discharged LA
Income Tax (Further Amendment) Bill 1914 LA Discharged LA
Income Tax Management (Amendment) Bill 1914 LA Assented - Act No 9 of 1914 LA
Industrial Arbitration (Declaratory) Bill 1914 LA Lapsed on Prorogation LA
Law of Evidence Bill 1914 LA Not Proceeded With LA
Law of Evidence Bill 1914 LC Not Proceeded With LC
Loan Bill 1914 LA Assented - Act No 5 of 1914 LA
Parliamentary Committees Election Enabling Bill 1914 LC Assented - Act No 1 of 1914 LC
Public Service (Taxation Officers) Bill 1914 LA Not Proceeded With LA
Saint Patrick's College (Manly) Bill 1914 LC Lapsed
Private Member's Public Bill 		LC
Savings Banks Amalgamation Bill 1914 LA Lapsed LA
Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill (No 2) 1914 LA Assented - Act No 3 of 1914 LA
Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill 1914 LA Discharged LA
State Debt and Sinking Fund (Amendment) Bill 1914 LA Assented - Act No 11 of 1914 LA
Supply Bill 1914 LA Assented - Act No 2 of 1914 LA
Sydney Harbour Trust (Wharfage and Harbour Rates) Bill 1914 LA Assented - Act No 12 of 1914 LA

The Parliament of New South Wales acknowledges and respects the traditional lands of all Aboriginal people, and pays respects to all Elders past and present. We acknowledge the Gadigal people as the traditional custodians of the land on which the Parliament of New South Wales stands.