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Hansard
- Start of Business
- ELECTORAL DIVISION OF FLINDERS
- EMPLOYMENT AND UNEMPLOYMENT
- SOUTH AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT
- EMPLOYMENT AND UNEMPLOYMENT
- BELCONNEN MALL: SALE
- EMPLOYMENT AND UNEMPLOYMENT
- DISALLOWED NOTICE OF MOTION
- SCHOOL FUNDING: NEEDS POLICY
- CANBERRA WOMEN'S REFUGE
- DEFENCE FORCE PAY
- AIRCRAFT COMPANIES
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QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
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TAXATION
(Mr WILLIS, Mr HOWARD) -
COMMONWEALTH FODDER SUBSIDY SCHEME
(Mr EWEN CAMERON, Mr NIXON) -
MINISTERS' TRAVEL ALLOWANCES
(Mr CROSS, Mr NEWMAN) -
EASTBRIDGE MIGRANT CENTRE
(Mr JARMAN, Mr HODGES) -
BUILDING APPROVALS STATISTICS
(Mr CHARLES, Mr PEACOCK) -
COASTAL SURVEILLANCE
(Mr BRAITHWAITE, Mr HUNT) -
FOUR-WHEEL DRIVE CONTRACTS
(Mr MOUNTFORD, Mr NEWMAN) -
EMPLOYMENT
(Mr SHACK, Mr MACPHEE) -
SYDNEY (KINGSFORD-SMITH) AIRPORT: AIR CRASH
(Mr MAHER, Mr FIFE) -
COMMUNITY RADIO FEDERATION
(Mr COLEMAN, Mr N.A. BROWN) -
FA18 AIRCRAFT
(Mr SCHOLES, Mr SINCLAIR) -
DRAYTON COLLIERY
(Mr O'KEEFE, Mr ANTHONY) -
RELEASE OF KENNETH DERLY
(Mr ARMITAGE, Mr N.A. BROWN) -
STATUTORY DECLARATION ON PRESCRIPTIONS
(Mr MacKENZIE, Mr CARLTON) -
BALANCE OF PAYMENTS
(Mr LIONEL BOWEN, Mr HOWARD)
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TAXATION
- DISALLOWED QUESTION
- QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
- Procedural Text
- REQUEST FOR DETAILED INFORMATION
- AUSTRALIAN WATER RESOURCES COUNCIL
- EXPORT FINANCE AND INSURANCE CORPORATION
- URANIUM ENRICHMENT
- URANIUM ADVISORY COUNCIL
- DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND ENERGY
- DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
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SUPERANNUATION FUND INVESTMENT TRUST
COMMISSIONER FOR SUPERANNUATION - DEFENCE REVIEW COMMITTEE
- AUSTRALIAN MEAT AND LIVESTOCK CORPORATION
- FRUIT INDUSTRY SUGAR CONCESSION COMMITTEE
- AUSTRALIAN TOURIST COMMISSION
- EDUCATION RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
- NATIONAL LANGUAGE POLICY
- INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS BUREAU
- DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
- AUSTRALIAN FEDERAL POLICE
- INDUSTRIES ASSISTANCE COMMISSION
- TEMPORARY ASSISTANCE AUTHORITY
- COMMERCIAL BY-LAW SYSTEM
- HIGH COURT OF AUSTRALIA
- SECURITY APPEALS TRIBUNAL
- AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY PAROLE BOARD
- GREAT BARRIER REEF MINISTERIAL COUNCIL
- NATIONAL LIBRARY
- DAGURAGU STATION LAND CLAIM
- DALY RIVER (MALAK MALAK) LAND CLAIM
- PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS
- AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALAND: CLOSER ECONOMIC RELATIONS
- HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES STANDING COMMITTEE ON ROAD SAFETY REPORT ON TYRE SAFETY
- HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES STANDING COMMITTEE ON EXPENDITURE REPORT ON THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS COMMISSION
- SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
- LEAVE OF ABSENCE
- HOUSING
- EMPLOYMENT AND UNEMPLOYMENT
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PETITIONS
- Australian Postal Commission
- Australian Postal Commission
- Vietnam Veterans
- Great Barrier Reef: Oil Exploration
- National Estate Areas
- South Australian College of Advanced Education
- Slaughter of Marine Mammals
- Macedonian Language
- Badgery Creek, New South Wales
- Pensions
- Philippines
- South West Tasmania: Wilderness Area
- Popular Theatre Troupe of Queensland
- Broadcasting Licences
- Retirement Benefits: Private Enterprise
- Defence Service Home Loans
- Port Wakefield Proof and Experimental Range
- Port Wakefield Proof and Experimental Range
- Uranium
- Telegram Services
- Telegram Services
- Telegram Services
- Telegram Services
- Telegram Services
- Telegram Services
- Telegram Services
- Telegram Services
- Telegram Services
- El Salvador
- Taxation
- Advertising of Alcohol
- Export of Live Animals
- Bank Account Debits Tax
- Procedural Text
- JOINT COMMITTEE ON THE AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY
- REDEVELOPMENT OF FORT QUEENSCLIFF, QUEENSCLIFF, VICTORIA
- JOINT COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
- INTER-PARLIAMENTARY UNION
- CUSTOMS TARIFF BILL 1982
- HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES STANDING COMMITTEE ON EXPENDITURE
- CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION (GOVERNMENT SERVICE) AMENDMENT BILL 1982
- HEALTH LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL (No. 3) 1982
- CONSTRUCTION OF ACCOMMODATION FOR NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DRAMATIC ART, KENSINGTON , NEW SOUTH WALES
- PROVISION OF HOUSES FOR HOME PORTING AT HMAS STIRLING, WESTERN AUSTRALIA
- NATIONAL CRIMES COMMISSION BILL 1982
- BILL 1982
- NEW BUSINESS AFTER 11 P.M.
- NATIONAL CRIMES COMMISSION BILL 1982
- ADJOURNMENT
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NATIONAL CRIMES COMMISSION BILL 1982
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In Committee
- Mr SPENDER
- Mr JACOBI
- Mr HYDE
- Mr LIONEL BOWEN
- Mr SHACK
- Mr N.A. BROWN
- Mr FALCONER
- Mr N.A. BROWN
- Mr N.A. BROWN
- Mr LIONEL BOWEN
- Mr N.A. BROWN
- Mr JACOBI
- Mr LIONEL BOWEN
- Mr N.A. BROWN
- Mr LIONEL BOWEN
- Dr KLUGMAN
- Mr DONALD CAMERON
- Mr N.A. BROWN
- Mr RUDDOCK
- Mr LIONEL BOWEN
- Mr N.A. BROWN
- Mr JACOBI
- Mr N.A. BROWN
- Mr LIONEL BOWEN
- Mr SPENDER
- Mr JACOBI
- Mr N.A. BROWN
- Mr LIONEL BOWEN
- Mr N.A. BROWN
- Mr N.A. BROWN
- Mr LIONEL BOWEN
- Mr N.A. BROWN
- Mr SPENDER
- Mr JACOBI
- Mr SPENDER
- Mr ROCHER
- Mr N.A. BROWN
- Dr KLUGMAN
- Mr HYDE
- Mr LIONEL BOWEN
- Mr SHACK
- Mr RUDDOCK
- Mr SPENDER
- Mr SCHOLES
- Mr N.A. BROWN
- Mr N.A. BROWN
- Mr SPENDER
- Mr LIONEL BOWEN
- Mr SHACK
- Dr KLUGMAN
- Mr JACOBI
- Mr RUDDOCK
- Mr HYDE
- Mr ROBERT BROWN
- Mr SPENDER
- Mr SCHOLES
- Mr FALCONER
- Mr HOLDING
- Mr N.A. BROWN
- Mr LIONEL BOWEN
- Mr N.A. BROWN
- Mr N.A. BROWN
- Mr LIONEL BOWEN
- Mr N.A. BROWN
- Mr LIONEL BOWEN
- Mr N.A. BROWN
- Mr LIONEL BOWEN
- Mr N.A. BROWN
- Mr LIONEL BOWEN
- Mr N.A. BROWN
- Mr JACOBI
- Mr N.A. BROWN
- Mr N.A. BROWN
- Mr JACOBI
- Mr N.A. BROWN
- Mr JACOBI
- Mr SPENDER
- Third Reading
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In Committee
- ROYAL COMMISSIONS AMENDMENT BILL 1982
- ADJOURNMENT
- NOTICE
- PAPERS
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ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
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Home Deposit Assistance Scheme
(Mr Humphreys, Mr Wilson) -
Bird and Animal Smugglers
(Mr Humphreys, Mr Peacock) -
Companies: Naturalised Status
(Mr Jacobi, Mr Howard) -
Reserve Bank: Recruitment
(Mr Maher, Mr Howard) -
Social Welfare: Family Income Supplements
(Dr Jenkins, Mr Wilson) -
International Visitor Arrivals without a Valid Visitor's Visa
(Mr Jull, Mr Hodges) -
Drought Assistance
(Mr Kerin, Mr Nixon) -
Canned Fruit: Export to USSR
(Dr Cass, Mr Nixon) -
Private Exchange Line Telephones: Officers of the Department of Social Security
(Mr Robert Brown, Mr Wilson) -
Per Capita Income
(Mr Barry Jones, Mr Howard) -
Visual Display Units: Department of Finance
(Mr Les McMahon, Mr Howard) -
Inflation
(Mrs Darling, Mr Howard) -
Sheep
(Mr Bourchier, Mr Nixon) -
Minister for Veterans' Affairs: Visit to Queensland
(Mr Holding, Mr Thomson) - Procedural Text
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Taxation: Allowances to Life Assurance Companies
(Mr Willis, Mr Howard) -
Taxation: Lump Sum Retirement Payments
(Mr Willis, Mr Howard) -
Taxation: Rebate for Dividends of Resident Companies
(Mr Willis, Mr Howard) -
Uranium Mining: Exposure of Workers
(Dr Everingham, Mr McVeigh) -
Taxation: Boards of Review
(Mr Jacobi, Mr Howard) -
Strawberries: Imports from California
(Mr Kerin, Mr Peacock) -
Transfer of Personnel: Department of Industry and Commerce
(Mr Scholes, Mr Peacock) -
Private Exchange Line Telephones: Officers of Department of Home Affairs and Environment
(Mr Robert Brown, Mr McVeigh) -
Bureau of Mineral Resources
(Mr Keating, Mr Anthony) -
Maintenance of Army Equipment
(Mr Scholes, Mr Sinclair) - Procedural Text
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Independent Audit: Department of the Treasury
(Mr Leo McLeay, Mr Howard) -
Grants to Non-government Organisations: Department of the Treasury
(Mr Leo McLeay, Mr Howard) -
Income Tax Refund Cheques
(Mr Maher, Mr Howard) -
Australian Bureau of Statistics: Funding
(Mr Les McMahon, Mr Howard) -
Interest Rates
(Mrs Darling, Mr Howard) - Procedural Text
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Production of Parity and Non-parity Oil
(Mr Hayden, Mr Anthony) - Procedural Text
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Home Deposit Assistance Scheme
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Wednesday, 10 November 1982
Page: 3047
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Question No. 4993
Mr Maher
asked the Treasurer, upon notice, on 26 August 1982:
Does the Reserve Bank recruit permanent staff over the age of 26; if not, what justification exists for this discrimination on the ground of age.
Mr Howard
—The answer to the honourable member's question is as follows:
I am advised by the Reserve Bank that whilst the bulk of its staff is recruited at younger ages as school leavers, university graduates and undergraduates, the Bank does recruit permanent staff over the age of 26. Before doing so, it assures itself that the relevant job vacancy cannot be filled satisfactorily from existing staff. This accords with an understanding with the Reserve Bank Division of the Commonwealth Bank Officers' Association.