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Mount Mulligan Royal Commission
Queensland Royal Commission appointed after the 19 September 1921 Mount Mulligan coal mine disaster.
Ad hoc Queensland Royal Commission appointed 23 September 1921 to inquire into the Mount Mulligan coal mine disaster and methods of mining, and recommend prevention of similar accidents. Commissioners were R. A. Dunlop (chairman), Hon. Charles Kilpatrick M.L.C., and William Want; J. T. H. Bird was secretary. The report was signed 25 November 1921 and tabled 4 July 1922. Its recommendations included a separate collieries statute, competent inspectors, stronger explosives and dust controls, safety-lamp powers, special rules and rescue stations. Queensland later enacted The Coal Mining Act of 1925, after interim General Rules changes in 1922–23.
Alternative names
Royal Commission into Mount Mulligan Coal Mine Disaster
Royal Commission on Mount Mulligan Colliery Disaster
Type
Royal commission
Location
Queensland, Australia
Founded
1921-09-23
Ended
1922
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