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- PETITIONS
- AUSTRALIAN FEDERAL POLICE ACT 1979
- AUSTRALIAN FEDERAL POLICE ACT 1979
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- VIETNAM: INVASION BY CHINA
- QUESTION
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- SENATE STANDING COMMITTEE ON FINANCE AND GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS
- WESTERN AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINALS (RIGHT TO ELECTORAL ENROLMENT) BILL 1979
- QUESTION
- SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
- LEAVE OF ABSENCE
- STANDING COMMITTEE ON CONSTITUTIONAL AND LEGAL AFFAIRS
- SUGAR AGREEMENT BILL 1979
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STATES GRANTS (SCHOOLS ASSISTANCE) BILL 1979
STATES GRANTS (TERTIARY EDUCATION ASSISTANCE) AMENDMENT BILL (No. 2) 1979 - HOMES SAVINGS GRANT AMENDMENT BILL 1979
- PATENTS AMENDMENT (PATENT COOPERATION TREATY) BILL 1979
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CUSTOMS TARIFF AMENDMENT BILL (No. 3) 1979
CUSTOMS TARIFF AMENDMENT BILL (No. 4) 1979
CUSTOMS TARIFF VALIDATION BILL (No. 2) 1979 - IN DEFENCE AGAINST UNKNOWN CHARGES
- MY RESPONSE TO A PUNITIVE TRANSFER
- DEPARTMENT OF ABORIGINAL AND ISLANDERS ADVANCEMENT
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
- E.Scheer................. R. Mclvor............... W. Bowen
- N.Brown................ J. Peterfeldt............ P.Wallace
- Second Readings
- Customs Tariff Amendment Bill (No. 3) 1979
- Customs Tariff Amendment Bill (No. 4) 1979
- Vices
- Customs Tariff Validation Bill (No. 2) 1979
- Furniture- Proposals No. 3 1
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CUSTOMS TARIFF (COAL EXPORT DUTY) AMENDMENT BILL 1979
CUSTOMS AMENDMENT BILL (No. 3) 1979 - EXCISE TARIFF VALIDATION BILL 1979
- PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE
- PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE AMENDMENT BILL 1979
- CUSTOMS AMENDMENT BILL (No. 4) 1979
- TELECOMMUNICATIONS (INTERCEPTION) AMENDMENT BILL 1979
- AUSTRALIAN SECURITY INTELLIGENCE ORGANIZATION AMENDMENT BILL 1979
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HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION BILL 1979
RACIAL DISCRIMINATION AMENDMENT BILL 1979- MISSEN, Alan
- DURACK, Peter
- MASON, Colin
- CHAIRMAN, The
- MISSEN, Alan
- TATE, Michael
- MISSEN, Alan
- HAMER, David
- DURACK, Peter
- EVANS, Gareth
- HAMER, David
- PUPLICK, Chris
- DURACK, Peter
- EVANS, Gareth
- DURACK, Peter
- EVANS, Gareth
- TATE, Michael
- DURACK, Peter
- MISSEN, Alan
- LEWIS, Austin
- EVANS, Gareth
- HAMER, David
- MISSEN, Alan
- EVANS, Gareth
- Third Readings
- ADJOURNMENT
- Adjournment
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ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
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Aviation Fuel Tax (Question No. 1433)
(COLSTON, Malcolm, CARRICK, John) -
Indo-Chinese Refugees (Question No. 1577)
(KEEFFE, James, GUILFOYLE, Margaret) -
Vietnamese Refugees (Question No. 1590)
(ROBERTSON, Edward, GUILFOYLE, Margaret) -
Emergency Relief : Demand (Question No. 1841)
(CHIPP, Don, GRIMES, Don, GUILFOYLE, Margaret) -
Minister for Employment and Youth Affairs: Office Accommodation (Question No. 2002)
(MASON, Colin, EVANS, Gareth, DURACK, Peter) -
Handicapped Persons Assistance Program (Question No. 2073)
(GRIMES, Don, GUILFOYLE, Margaret) -
Northern Land Council: Legal Fees (Question No. 2079)
(KEEFFE, James, CHANEY, Fred) -
Northern Land Council: Legal Fees (Question No. 2080)
(KEEFFE, James, CHANEY, Fred) -
Northern Land Council: Employees (Question No. 2081)
(KEEFFE, James, CHANEY, Fred) -
Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies: Research Grants (Question No. 2110)
(MCCLELLAND, Douglas, CHANEY, Fred) -
Migrant Project Subsidy Scheme (Question No. 2130)
(GRIMES, Don, GUILFOYLE, Margaret) -
North- West One-Stop Welfare Centre, Coburg (Question No. 2133)
(GRIMES, Don, GUILFOYLE, Margaret) -
Sheltered Workshops (Question No. 2137)
(EVANS, Gareth, GUILFOYLE, Margaret) -
Primary Industry Bank of Australia (Question No. 2150)
(WALSH, Peter, RAE, Peter, KEEFFE, James, CARRICK, John, DURACK, Peter, CHANEY, Fred) -
Uluru and Kakadu National Parks (Question No. 2185)
(KILGARIFF, Bernard, KEEFFE, James, WEBSTER, James, CARRICK, John, GUILFOYLE, Margaret) -
Metric Conversion: Complaints (Question No. 2217)
(RAE, Peter, WEBSTER, James) -
Department of Aboriginal Affairs: Allocation of Housing Funds (Question No. 2243)
(WALSH, Peter, CHANEY, Fred) -
Aborigines: Legal Services (Question No. 2254)
(KILGARIFF, Bernard, CHANEY, Fred) -
Unemployment Benefits: Delays in Payments (Question No. 2271)
(COLSTON, Malcolm, CARRICK, John, DURACK, Peter, GUILFOYLE, Margaret) -
Qantas Airways Ltd (Question No. 1474)
(TOWNLEY, Michael, CHANEY, Fred) -
Exports of Liquefied Natural Gas (Question No. 1498)
(MCINTOSH, Gordon, DURACK, Peter) -
Domestic Satellite (Question No. 1535)
(RYAN, Susan, CHANEY, Fred) -
Domestic Satellite (Question No. 1536)
(RYAN, Susan, CHANEY, Fred) -
Royal Commissions and Inquiries (Question No. 1673)
(BUTTON, John, CARRICK, John) -
Redfern Mail Exchange (Question No. 1754)
(MULVIHILL, James, CHANEY, Fred, CARRICK, John) -
Advertising of Tobacco and Alcohol (Question No. 1796)
(CHIPP, Don, CARRICK, John) -
Pensioners: Housing Assistance (Question No. 1800)
(GRIMES, Don, WEBSTER, James) -
Refugees and Displaced Persons (Question No. 1817)
(MULVIHILL, James, GUILFOYLE, Margaret) -
Customs Act: Writs of Assistance (Question No. 1882)
(EVANS, Gareth, DURACK, Peter) -
Legal Aid (Question No. 1836)
(EVANS, Gareth, DURACK, Peter) -
Social Security: Alleged Greek Frauds, Court Costs (Question No. 1848)
(GRIMES, Don, CHANEY, Fred) -
Social Security: Alleged Greek Frauds, Witnesses (Question No. 1857)
(GRIMES, Don, CHANEY, Fred) -
Social Security: Alleged Greek Frauds, Witnesses (Question No. 1858)
(GRIMES, Don, CHANEY, Fred) -
Oil and Gas Wells (Question No. 1880)
(WRIEDT, Ken, DURACK, Peter) -
Gaetano Cavallaro: Entry Permit (Question No. 1905)
(MULVIHILL, James, GUILFOYLE, Margaret) -
Mr J. H. Jamison (Question No. 1928)
(GRIMES, Don, CARRICK, John) -
Customs Tariff: Handicraft Imports (Question No. 1930)
(MASON, Colin, SIBRAA, Kerry, DURACK, Peter, CARRICK, John) -
Frequency Modulation Broadcasting (Question No. 1941)
(MASON, Colin, CHANEY, Fred) -
Australian Public Service: Restoration of Benefit Entitlements (Question No. 1947)
(JESSOP, Donald, CARRICK, John) -
Aerial Spraying of Locusts (Question No. 1952)
(WALSH, Peter, DURACK, Peter) -
Housing: Savings Banks' Lending (Question No. 1962)
(MCCLELLAND, Douglas, WEBSTER, James) -
Assistance to Developing Countries (Question No. 1964)
(MCCLELLAND, Douglas, CARRICK, John) -
Public Servants Contesting Elections (Question No. 1969)
(MASON, Colin, CARRICK, John) -
Primary Industry Bank of Australia Ltd (Question No. 1972)
(WRIEDT, Ken, CARRICK, John) -
Dillingham Corporation (Question No. 1982)
(EVANS, Gareth, CARRICK, John) -
Squid: Access to Japanese Market (Question No. 1984)
(WALSH, Peter, DURACK, Peter) -
Television: Australian Content (Question No. 1990)
(MCCLELLAND, Douglas, CHANEY, Fred) -
Small Business: Commonwealth Development Bank Finance (Question No. 1991)
(MCCLELLAND, Douglas, CARRICK, John) -
Fishing Industry: Separate Ministerial Portfolio (Question No. 1996)
(SIBRAA, Kerry, CARRICK, John) -
Taxation: Postgraduate Awards (Question No. 2014)
(BUTTON, John, ROCHER, Allan, CARRICK, John) -
Electoral Broadcasting and Television (Question No. 2023)
(ELSTOB, Ronald, CHANEY, Fred) -
Commonwealth Savings Bank Agency Facilities at Post Offices (Question No. 2028)
(COLSTON, Malcolm, CHANEY, Fred) -
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation: Florence Agreement (Question No. 2030)
(BUTTON, John, CARRICK, John) -
Primary Industry Bank of Australia Ltd (Question No. 2031)
(WALSH, Peter, CARRICK, John) -
Alleged Social Security Conspiracy: Payments to Counsel (Question No. 2042)
(GRIMES, Don, DURACK, Peter) -
Tertiary Education Assistance Scheme (Question No. 2044)
(CHIPP, Don, CARRICK, John) -
Papua New Guinea (Question No. 2047)
(GIETZELT, Arthur, CARRICK, John) -
Instruments of Delegation Pursuant to Law Officers Act 1964 (Question No. 2048)
(EVANS, Gareth, HAMER, David, WALSH, Peter, DURACK, Peter, CHANEY, Fred, CARRICK, John) -
Employment: Job Vacancies (Question No. 2074)
(GRIMES, Don, DURACK, Peter) -
Guidelines for Public Servants (Question No. 2084)
(RYAN, Susan, CARRICK, John) -
Reinstatement of Minister (Question No. 2093)
(WALSH, Peter, CARRICK, John) -
Australian Citizens Imprisoned Overseas (Question No. 2099)
(KNIGHT, John, CARRICK, John) -
Australian Citizens Imprisoned Overseas (Question No. 2100)
(KNIGHT, John, CARRICK, John) -
Australian Citizens Imprisoned Overseas (Question No. 2101)
(KNIGHT, John, CARRICK, John) -
Japanese Long Line Fishermen (Question No. 2105)
(MCAULIFFE, Ronald, WEBSTER, James) -
Farm Implement Accident Statistics (Question No. 21 11)
(MCCLELLAND, Douglas, CARRICK, John) -
Parliament House Staff Accommodation (Question No. 2112)
(WRIEDT, Ken, CHANEY, Fred) -
Australian Public Service: Study Assistance (Question No. 2120)
(COLSTON, Malcolm, CARRICK, John) -
Country Telephone Exchanges (Question No. 2123)
(CHIPP, Don, WRIEDT, Ken, CHANEY, Fred, DURACK, Peter) -
Mining Companies: Australian Equity (Question No. 2114)
(WRIEDT, Ken, CARRICK, John) -
Commonwealth Law Reform Commission (Question No. 2125)
(ROCHER, Allan, DURACK, Peter) -
Commonwealth Employment Service: Income Statements (Question No. 2132)
(GRIMES, Don, DURACK, Peter) -
Prices Justification Tribunal: Acquisition of Company Information (Question No. 2134)
(EVANS, Gareth, DURACK, Peter) -
Cost of Telecom Australia Advertisements (Question No. 2147)
(COLSTON, Malcolm, CHANEY, Fred) -
Commonwealth Employment Service: Work Test Reports (Question No. 2148)
(GRIMES, Don, WALSH, Peter, DURACK, Peter, CARRICK, John) -
Rain Forests (Question No. 2156)
(MULVIHILL, James, WEBSTER, James) -
Research and Development (Question No. 2157)
(PUPLICK, Chris, WEBSTER, James) -
Iran (Question No. 2161)
(SIBRAA, Kerry, ROCHER, Allan, CARRICK, John) -
Australian Fishing Zone (Question No. 2168)
(JESSOP, Donald, WEBSTER, James) -
World Parity Pricing of Wheat (Question No. 2169)
(GIETZELT, Arthur, MISSEN, Alan, WEBSTER, James, CARRICK, John) -
Aid to Kampuchea (Question No. 2175)
(CHIPP, Don, KEEFFE, James, CARRICK, John, CHANEY, Fred) -
Domestic Airlines: Dangerous Cargo (Question No. 2178)
(KEEFFE, James, WALSH, Peter, CHANEY, Fred, WEBSTER, James) -
Medibank Item 6299 (Question No. 2184)
(RYAN, Susan) -
Exploration of Minerals (Question No. 2187)
(KILGARIFF, Bernard, CARRICK, John) -
Community Youth Support Schemes (Question No. 2190)
(GRIMES, Don, DURACK, Peter) -
Fishing Agreements (Question No. 2191)
(KEEFFE, James, WEBSTER, James) -
Appointments to Statutory Authorities (Question No. 2193)
(TOWNLEY, Michael, CARRICK, John) -
Northern Territory: Helicopter Service (Question No. 2197)
(KILGARIFF, Bernard, CARRICK, John) -
Young Australians: Commonwealth Programs (Question No. 2198)
(RAE, Peter, DURACK, Peter) -
Qantas Airways Ltd: Legal Fees (Question No. 2201)
(ROCHER, Allan, COLSTON, Malcolm, CHANEY, Fred, CARRICK, John) -
Dillingham Mining Co. of Australia (Question No. 2214)
(COLSTON, Malcolm, WALSH, Peter, CARRICK, John, CHANEY, Fred) -
Passports (Question No. 2222)
(MULVIHILL, James, GUILFOYLE, Margaret) -
Hormone: Diethylstilbestrol (Question No. 2225)
(GRIMES, Don, KNIGHT, John, WEBSTER, James, CHANEY, Fred, CARRICK, John) -
Bovine Brucellosis (Question No. 2238)
(KILGARIFF, Bernard, WEBSTER, James) -
Transfer of Aboriginal Affairs Office (Question No. 2240)
(WALSH, Peter, CHANEY, Fred) -
Department of Aboriginal Affairs: Avis Hire Car (Question No. 2242)
(WALSH, Peter, MISSEN, Alan, CHANEY, Fred, WEBSTER, James) -
Commonwealth Ombudsman's Second Annual Report (Question No. 2246)
(COLSTON, Malcolm, CHIPP, Don, CARRICK, John) -
Government Housing: Waiting Lists (Question No. 2252)
(CHIPP, Don, WEBSTER, James) -
Dual Metric and Non-Metric Measuring Device: Prohibition (Question No. 2253)
(CHIPP, Don, DURACK, Peter) -
National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters (Question No. 2256)
(MULVIHILL, James, GUILFOYLE, Margaret) -
National Employment and Training System Benefits (Question No. 2262)
(COLSTON, Malcolm, DURACK, Peter) -
National Employment and Training System Beneficiaries: Duplicate Cheques (Question No. 2263)
(COLSTON, Malcolm, DURACK, Peter) -
Student Assistance Schemes: Availability of Information (Question No. 2265)
(COLSTON, Malcolm, CARRICK, John) -
Lost or Stolen Passports (Question No. 2269)
(COLSTON, Malcolm, CARRICK, John) -
Citizenship Index Monitoring (Question No. 2270)
(COLSTON, Malcolm, WRIEDT, Ken, GUILFOYLE, Margaret, CARRICK, John) -
Taxation Investigation Officers: Official Card (Question No. 2293)
(COLSTON, Malcolm, CARRICK, John) -
Public Service Dispute: Advertisement (Question No. 2294)
(COLSTON, Malcolm, CARRICK, John) -
Unemployment Benefits: Cancellation (Question No. 2297)
(CHIPP, Don, GUILFOYLE, Margaret) -
Repayment Books: Explanation of Statutory Provisions (Question No. 2301)
(COLSTON, Malcolm, SIBRAA, Kerry, GUILFOYLE, Margaret, DURACK, Peter) -
Private Schools: Account for State Aid (Question No. 2317)
(COLSTON, Malcolm, CARRICK, John) -
Social Welfare Supplementary Allowance (Question No. 2318)
(COLSTON, Malcolm, CARRICK, John, DURACK, Peter, GUILFOYLE, Margaret)
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Aviation Fuel Tax (Question No. 1433)
Senator Walsh
asked the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, upon notice, on 20 November 1979:
Is the Department of Aboriginal Affairs moving offices from Wyndham to Kununurra; if so: (a) why; (b) what is the expected cost; (c) how is this cost justified; and (d ) what will happen to the Department's former office space and housing accommodation in Wyndham.
Senator Chaney
- The answer to the honourable senator's question is as follows:
Yes. (a ) The Location of Australian Government Employment Committee made no objection to the move after considering a submission from my Department which included the following justifications:
( 1 ) Kununurra is more central to Aboriginal groups and communities in the East Kimberleys than Wyndham;
(2) a number of State and Commonwealth departments and agencies with which the Department's Area Office deals have their main East Kimberley offices in Kununurra;
(3 ) the office space rental in Wyndham is inadequate and unsuitable;
(4) Kununurra has been designated as a regional growth centre and is the main airport for the East Kimberley area.
(b) Not all cost estimates are yet available, but the expected cost of the transfer is some $400,000, most of which is for the provision of five staff residences in Kununurra.
(c) See (a) above.
(d) The Department's office space in Wyndham is rented from the State Government and will become available for the use of the State Depanment of Community Welfare.
Three residences in Wyndham occupied by staff will become available for use by other departments or for sale.
Housing for Aboriginal People: East Kimberley District (QuestonNo.2241)
Senator Walsh
asked the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, upon notice, on 20 November 1979:
( 1 ) How many houses are proposed to be built for Aboriginal people in the East Kimberley district during the financial year 1979-80.
(2) How many houses are proposed to be built or rented for employees of the Depanment of Aboriginal Affairs in this district during the same period.
(3 ) What will be the cost in each case.
(4) How many Aborigines are employed by the Department at Kununurra.
(5) How many houses owned or rented by the Department at Kununurra are to be allocated to Aboriginal employees.
Senator Chaney
- The answer to the honourable senator's question is as follows:
( 1 ) A total of 25 dwellings are programmed for construction for Aboriginals in the North East Kimberley Region with funds provided by my Department in 1 979-80.
(2) Five residences are to be built or purchased for staff in Kununurra in 1979-80.
(3) The total cost of the 25 units for Aboriginals is estimated at $5 5 5, 000:
Kununurra- 2 units at $33,000 each
Balgo- 4 units at $52,000 each
Guda Guda- 3 'transitional ' units at $5,000 each
Oombulgurri- 1 2 'transitional ' units at $5,500 each
Turkey Creek -4 units at $50,000 each.
The 5 residences for staff in Kununurra are expected to cost $386,000.
(4) Two Aboriginal officers will be employed at Kununurra and a further vacancy is also expected to be filled by an Aboriginal.
(5) Two residences are expected to be occupied by Aboriginals. One Aboriginal officer has already secured a State Housing Commission residence in Kununurra.
