Right Hon. W. L. MACKENZIE KING (Prime Minister) moved:

That a message be sent to the Senate to acquaint their honours that this house will unite with them in the formation of a joint committee of both houses on the subject of the printing of parliament, and that the members of tile standing committee on printing, viz., Messieurs Barry, Bertrand (Laurier), Cassel-man, Chevrier, Damude, Davidson, Denis, Douglas, Dussault, Elliott (Kindersley), Esling, Evans, Ferron, Fleming, Fournier (Maison-neuve-Rosemount), Gauthier, Green, Hansell, Hurtubise, Hushion, Jean, Kirk, Lapointe (Matapedia-Matane), Leduc, Lennard, Little, Maelnnis, MacKinnon (Edmonfon West), MacLean (Prince), McGregor. McIntosh, McKenzie (Lambton-Kent), McNevin (Victoria, Out.), Marshall, Mills, Moore, Mullins, Mulock, Mutch, Pinard, Purdy, Reid, Ross (St. Paul's), Ross (Middlesex East), Rutherford, St-Pere, Taylor (Nanaimo), Thompson, Tucker, Tustin, Veniot, Weir, Wilton and Winkler, will act as members on the part of this house on the said joint committee oil the printing of parliament.

Right Hon. W. L. MACKENZIE KING (Prime Minister )moved:

That a message be sent to the Senate to acquaint their honours that this house has appointed the Hon. The Speaker and Messieurs Ahearn, Blackmore, Blair, Blanchette, Bothwell, Bouchard, Bradette, Brasset, Cameron (Hastings South), Cameron (Cape Breton North-Victoria), Campbell, Casselman, Duffus, Emmer-son, Fournier, Grant, Green, Hamilton, Hynd-man, Johnston (Lake Centre), Kuhl, Lennard,

Maelnnis, MacKinnon (Edmonton West), Mac-Lennan, MacNeil, Macphail (Miss), Mallette, Martin, Mercier, Moore, Mutch, Parent (Quebec West and South), Parent (Terrebonne), Raymond, Reid, Rennie, Ross (St. Paul's), Ryan, St-Pere, Spence, Walsh, Winkler and Young, a committee to assist His Honour the Speaker in the direction of the library of parliament, so far as the interests of the House of Commons are concerned, and to act on behalf of the House of Commons as members of a joint committee of both houses on the library.

Right Hon. W. L. MACKENZIE KING (Prime Minister) moved:

That a message be sent to the Senate to acquaint their honours that this house has appointed the Honourable the Speaker and Messieurs Barber, Bertrand (Prescott), Fafard, Fraser, Gray, Hill, Howden, Landeryou, Maelnnis, MacMillan, Macphail (Miss), McLean (Simcoe East), Moore, O'neill, Purdy, Roberge, Sinclair, Spence, Taylor (Norfolk) and Tustin, a committee to assist His Honour the Speaker in the direction of the restaurant, so far as the interests of the Commons are concerned, and to act as members of a joint committee of both houses on the restaurant.

Explain.

Mr. GARDINER:

The proposed measure would not in any way affect the principle of the Dairy Industry Act. It involves three minor amendments, the first of which prevents the placing of foreign matter in milk or cream. Previously the restriction applied only to cream, and it is now intended to include both milk and cream. The second amendment has to do with an amendment which was passed last year. Because of its position in the measure of last year the penalty which applied was much too severe. As a result the section as it was passed last year is being repealed and reenacted under section 3 of the present measure. The last section of the bill refers to a number of items such as storing, .packaging, handling and transporting of dairy products, w'hich may be controlled by regulation in the department.