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- Vernon_Treatt abstract "Sir Vernon Haddon Treatt KBE, MM, QC (15 May 1897 – 20 September 1984) was an Australian lawyer, soldier, Rhodes Scholar and politician. Born in Singleton, New South Wales and educated at Shore School, Treatt interrupted his studies at the University of Sydney to enlist at the outbreak of the First World War. Serving in the Royal Australian Artillery, Treatt served in France and was awarded the Military Medal. Upon returning to Australia he was awarded a Rhodes scholarship and further educated at New College, Oxford.After briefly practicing law in 1923 in Britain, Treatt returned to Australia and was admitted to the New South Wales bar that same year, serving as a Crown Prosecutor at the supreme court. Treatt also was the Challis law lecturer at the University of Sydney. Treatt entered the New South Wales Legislative Assembly on 26 March 1938, representing the Electoral district of Woollahra for the United Australia Party (UAP). When UAP Premier Bertram Stevens was ousted from the leadership in August 1939 and Alexander Mair became Premier, Mair appointed Treatt, after serving only a few months in Parliament, as the Minister for Justice. He served in this office until the UAP lost power in 1941.During this time Treatt witnessed the breakup of the UAP into the various parties including the Democratic Party, which he joined, and then the establishment of the Liberal Party of Australia as the major conservative political force in Australia in 1945. When the second leader of the party, Alexander Mair, resigned in March 1946, Treatt was elected to succeed him. As the third leader of the new party, Treatt became the first leader to contest an election. After serving eight years and almost winning government at the 1950 election, Treatt resigned as Leader in August 1954 following a July attempt to depose him. He continued as a member of parliament until he was defeated in 1962 and thereafter served in various organisations and posts, including as a Chief Commissioner of the City of Sydney in 1969, until his death in 1984.".
- Vernon_Treatt activeYearsEndDate "1941-05-16".
- Vernon_Treatt activeYearsEndDate "1954-08-10".
- Vernon_Treatt activeYearsEndDate "1962-02-05".
- Vernon_Treatt activeYearsEndDate "1969-09-26".
- Vernon_Treatt activeYearsStartDate "1938-03-26".
- Vernon_Treatt activeYearsStartDate "1939-08-16".
- Vernon_Treatt activeYearsStartDate "1946-03-20".
- Vernon_Treatt activeYearsStartDate "1967-11-14".
- Vernon_Treatt award 1914%E2%80%9315_Star.
- Vernon_Treatt award British_War_Medal.
- Vernon_Treatt award Military_Medal.
- Vernon_Treatt award Order_of_the_British_Empire.
- Vernon_Treatt award Victory_Medal_(United_Kingdom).
- Vernon_Treatt battle Western_Front.
- Vernon_Treatt battle World_War_I.
- Vernon_Treatt birthDate "1897-05-15".
- Vernon_Treatt birthPlace Australia.
- Vernon_Treatt birthPlace New_South_Wales.
- Vernon_Treatt birthPlace Singleton,_New_South_Wales.
- Vernon_Treatt birthYear "1897".
- Vernon_Treatt country Australia.
- Vernon_Treatt country New_South_Wales.
- Vernon_Treatt deathDate "1984-09-20".
- Vernon_Treatt deathPlace Australia.
- Vernon_Treatt deathPlace New_South_Wales.
- Vernon_Treatt deathPlace Sydney.
- Vernon_Treatt deathYear "1984".
- Vernon_Treatt deputy John_Shaw_(public_servant).
- Vernon_Treatt deputy Robert_Askin.
- Vernon_Treatt deputy Walter_Howarth.
- Vernon_Treatt militaryBranch Australian_Army.
- Vernon_Treatt militaryRank Sergeant.
- Vernon_Treatt militaryUnit Australian_Army_Cadets.
- Vernon_Treatt militaryUnit Royal_Australian_Artillery.
- Vernon_Treatt monarch Elizabeth_II.
- Vernon_Treatt monarch George_VI.
- Vernon_Treatt office "Chief Commissioner of the City of Sydney".
- Vernon_Treatt office "Minister for Justice".
- Vernon_Treatt orderInOffice "(Elections: 1947, 1950, 1953)".
- Vernon_Treatt orderInOffice "17th Leader of the Opposition of New South Wales".
- Vernon_Treatt region Electoral_district_of_Woollahra.
- Vernon_Treatt religion Church_of_England.
- Vernon_Treatt successor Emmet_McDermott.
- Vernon_Treatt successor Murray_Robson.
- Vernon_Treatt successor Reg_Downing.
- Vernon_Treatt thumbnail Vernon_Treatt.jpg?width=300.
- Vernon_Treatt viafId "92621031".
- Vernon_Treatt wikiPageID "26293965".
- Vernon_Treatt wikiPageRevisionID "591523334".
- Vernon_Treatt after Emmet_McDermott.
- Vernon_Treatt as "Lord Mayor of Sydney".
- Vernon_Treatt awards "30".
- Vernon_Treatt battles Western_Front.
- Vernon_Treatt battles World_War_I.
- Vernon_Treatt before John_Armstrong_(Australian_politician).
- Vernon_Treatt birthDate "1897-05-15".
- Vernon_Treatt birthPlace New_South_Wales.
- Vernon_Treatt birthPlace Singleton,_New_South_Wales.
- Vernon_Treatt branch "Australian Army".
- Vernon_Treatt caption "Treatt in 1940.".
- Vernon_Treatt constituencyMp Electoral_district_of_Woollahra.
- Vernon_Treatt dateOfBirth "1897-05-15".
- Vernon_Treatt dateOfDeath "1984-09-20".
- Vernon_Treatt deathDate "1984-09-20".
- Vernon_Treatt deathPlace Australia.
- Vernon_Treatt deathPlace New_South_Wales.
- Vernon_Treatt deathPlace Sydney.
- Vernon_Treatt deputy John_Shaw_(public_servant).
- Vernon_Treatt deputy Robert_Askin.
- Vernon_Treatt deputy Walter_Howarth.
- Vernon_Treatt hasPhotoCollection Vernon_Treatt.
- Vernon_Treatt honorificPrefix The_Honourable.
- Vernon_Treatt honorificSuffix Military_Medal.
- Vernon_Treatt honorificSuffix Order_of_the_British_Empire.
- Vernon_Treatt honorificSuffix Queen's_Counsel.
- Vernon_Treatt monarch Elizabeth_II.
- Vernon_Treatt monarch George_VI.
- Vernon_Treatt name "Sir Vernon Treatt".
- Vernon_Treatt name "Treatt, Vernon".
- Vernon_Treatt occupation "Politician and Lawyer".
- Vernon_Treatt office List_of_mayors,_lord_mayors_and_administrators_of_Sydney.
- Vernon_Treatt office Minister_for_Justice_(New_South_Wales).
- Vernon_Treatt office "(Elections: 1947, 1950, 1953)".
- Vernon_Treatt office "17".
- Vernon_Treatt parliament "New South Wales".
- Vernon_Treatt placeOfBirth Australia.
- Vernon_Treatt placeOfBirth New_South_Wales.
- Vernon_Treatt placeOfBirth Singleton,_New_South_Wales.
- Vernon_Treatt placeOfDeath Australia.
- Vernon_Treatt placeOfDeath New_South_Wales.
- Vernon_Treatt placeOfDeath Sydney.
- Vernon_Treatt predecessor Alexander_Mair.
- Vernon_Treatt predecessor Harold_Mason.
- Vernon_Treatt predecessor John_Armstrong_(Australian_politician).
- Vernon_Treatt predecessor Lewis_Martin_(Australian_politician).
- Vernon_Treatt premier Alexander_Mair.
- Vernon_Treatt rank Sergeant.
- Vernon_Treatt religion Church_of_England.
- Vernon_Treatt serviceyears "19131914".