This Court, consistently with the principles laid down in numerous judicial decisions, some of which I have cited above, held that recourse could not be had to the debates in the Legislature in construing the Act. ' To keep out the debates which may, in some degree, have disclosed the considerations operating the minds of the vocal section of the Legislature and the intention with which they moved the amendment and then to refer to the text of the original Bill and the fact that some words or clauses thereof do not find a place in the Act as eventually passed in order to ascertain the state of mind of the members of the Legislature who passed the Act will, to my mind, be indicative of a mental process which can hardly be 79 for my learned colleagues who had pronounced upon the admissibility of the Report of the Drafting Committee, I feel pressed to adhere to and abide by the views expressed by them that point, I am certainly not prepared to go further and to extend the principle of that decision that question by permitting a reference to the original Bill.