Thursday April 09, 1970 | House of Representatives - Australian Parliament

The 200 most common words used in parliament on Thursday April 09, 1970 were:

Word	Frequency
order	177
motion	134
last night	134
fact	123
moved	88
side	83
place	83
Service	80
point	69
action	69
number	65
Standing Orders	65
business	64
occasion	61
amendments	61
Communist	60
member for Wills	60
Labor Party	59
case	58
industry	57
statement	57
country	56
situation	55
move	55
man	54
gag	53
answer	52
conduct	52
ruling	52
great	50
sitting	50
speak	49
meeting	46
vote	45
period	44
decision	44
person	44
respect	44
censure motion	44
censure	43
scholarships	43
platform	43
member for Lalor	42
report	41
opportunity	41
Communist Party	40
asked	39
things	39
students	39
spoke	38
relevant	37
accept	37
parliamentary	37
charge	37
today	37
upon notice	37
Chair	36
proposed	36
good	36
organisations	36
issue	35
reason	35
Deputy Prime Minister	35
Deputy Prime	35
Mr Deputy	35
law	34
procedures	34
proposition	34
Mr Deputy Speaker	34
Deputy Speaker	34
times	33
remarks	33
terms	33
subject	33
air	33
work	32
wool	32
discussion	32
making	32
police	32
circumstances	32
asked the Minister	32
income	31
concerned	31
argument	31
agreement	30
transport	30
sit	30
contract	30
General	29
rise	29
brought	29
responsibility	29
hours	29
word	29
schools	29
morning	28
scheme	28
future	28
left	28
accepted	28
support	28
technical	28
member for Dawson	28
motion of censure	28
point of order	28
Party	27
read	27
trade	27
long	27
find	27
public	26
events	26
rule	26
Territory	26
policy	26
Council	26
prepared	26
submit	26
form	26
accusation	26
Mr Whitlam	26
provided	25
understand	25
wrong	25
censured	25
proceedings	25
bring	25
migrants	25
National Service	25
leave	24
purposes	24
earlier	24
moment	24
attitude	24
thought	24
authority	24
responsible	24
minutes	24
withdraw	24
kind	24
spoken	24
Labour and National	24
Minister for Labour	24
received	23
legislation	23
raised	23
university	23
yesterday	23
arrangements	23
wanted	23
tonight	23
completely	23
heard	23
law and order	23
Mr Snedden	23
attention	22
claim	22
ban	22
speaking	22
hope	22
told	22
applied	22
set	22
gagged	22
democracy	22
allowed	22
Country Party	22
Government side	22
personal explanation	22
allowance	21
view	21
dissent	21
attempt	21
called	21
remember	21
referred	21
force	21
regret	21
entitled	21
Opposition Mr Whitlam	21
Mr Gorton	21
public importance	21
stage	20
clear	20
consideration	20
full	20
complete	20
nation	20
held	20
mind	20
rate	20
moving	20
failure	20
record	20
standards	20
offers	20
awards	20
Minister Mr Gorton	20
Affairs	19