Mr. AT ALLACE:

In the matter of the

restriction of the number of cattle tested, it is likely to operate to the disadvantage of the small breeder who will be unable to sell his pure-bred cattle owing to the fact that they are not tested. I myself would not buy purebred cattle unless they were tested. If the minister and the department could see their way clear to the removal of this restriction, which limits the number of cattle to be tested to ten, it would be a good thing because it certainly works out in a way that is detrimental to the breeder who has but a small herd. [DOT]

Mr. WALLACE:

Mr. Speaker-

Mr. WALLACE:

How many members

supporting Union Government would be elected in the Province of Quebec in 1920?

Mr. WALLACE:

When will the Bill be taken up? To-morrow?

Mr. WALLACE:

Would the minister

kindly postpone the consideration of this Bill until every member has a copy of the amendments sent by the special committee to the House of Commons Committee? Some of the members have not had an opportunity of considering them.