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This series comprises records generated by the Board of Inquiry appointed to investigate whether the sale of packaged beer below recommended prices was inconsistent with the provisions outlined in Section 3 of the Liquor Control Act 1968. The Board concluded that discounting of packaged beer was harmful to the liquor industry and recommended the amendment of the Act, through the addition of a new Section 11A, to provide for a fixed minimum price as determined by the Liquor Control Commission.Series comprises six major types of records.
Submissions and letters received
Submissions have been placed in rough chronological order within ring folders, for sole Board member L.S. Brokenshire and Board Secretary, E.E. Bromley. Letters have been placed in manilla folders headed "Letters for (or against) price cutting".
A register of submissions and letters received is included with these records. Entries are made in chronological order but do not appear to be exhaustive.
Exhibits
Submissions, newspaper articles and other items tendered before the Board during public hearings. A list of exhibits (also published in the final report) is included. Exhibits have been sequentially numbered in order of tender.
(Range: 1 - 49)
Transcripts
Stapled transcripts for each of the 17 days of hearings. Arranged chronologically.
(Range: Day 1, 28 June - Day 17, 21 July).
Secretary's Note Book
Notes taken by Mr Bromley during the course of public hearings. Individual volumes have been sequentially numbered.
(Range: 1 - 3)
Administrative Records and Working Papers
Administrative records cover either arrangements for public hearings or the financial requirements of the Board. Contents are found within 3 ring folders with no particular method of arrangement.
Working papers include notes, papers, statistics and other items generated or completed by the Board during completion of the report.
Report
Include, working drafts and final signed version of the report.
Data time period:
1976
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