§ 86. Mr. Hall-Caineasked the Minister of Agriculture what steps are being taken by the Livestock Commission to investigate which markets in the country may be regarded as non-essential and redundant; and whether, before making inquiries in any district, those responsible for the market in question are advised that the investigation is to take place?
§ Mr. W. S. MorrisonInvestigations by the Livestock Commission have so far been limited to preliminary inquiries into market facilities in areas where proposals have been made by individual owners for the improvement or extension of their markets. No formal notice of such investigations has been given or is required; but there is statutory provision for consultation with interested parties before action is taken to control the holding of markets.