From 1912 to 1952 Angliss was a member of the Legislative Council of Victoria , representing Southern Province , a predominantly rural farming electorate to the north of Melbourne , for various Non-Labor parties including : Nationalist Party of Australia ; United Australia Party ; and Liberal Party . His most important political contribution is regarded as a system of preferential controls which boosted meat exports arising from the Ottawa Imperial Conference in 1932 , where he was the official business consultant to the Australian delegation
Ottawa Imperial Conference
British Empire Economic Conference
William Charles Angliss