Over the next five years he served as a member of the Federal Parliamentary Recruiting Committee to Inquire into the Effect of Liquor on Australian Soldiers (1917–18); the Joint Committee of Public Accounts (1920–22); and the Royal Commission on War Service Homes (1922).
Over the next five years, he participated in several committees: the Federal Parliamentary Recruiting Committee to Investigate the Impact of Alcohol on Australian Soldiers (1917–18), the Joint Committee of Public Accounts (1920–22), and the Royal Commission on War Service Homes (1922).