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Hansard
- Start of Business
- ABSENCE OF MR SPEAKER
- COMMISSION TO ADMINISTER OATH
- ELECTORAL DIVISION OF MORETON
- MINISTERIAL ARRANGEMENTS
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PARLIAMENTARY PRIVILEGE
- Notice of Motion
- AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL
- COASTAL SURVEILLANCE
- HOUSING
- ASSETS TEST
- TEACHERS: MIGRANT EDUCATION
- LEBANESE COMMUNITIES
- SMALL BUSINESS
- CARL RACKEMANN
- BUILDING INDUSTRY
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QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
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REPUBLIC OF KOREA: EXPORTS TO AUSTRALIA
(Mr ANTHONY, Mr LIONEL BOWEN) -
ULURU NATIONAL PARK
(Mr REEVES, Mr HAWKE) -
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: UNITARY TAX ON AUSTRALIAN COMPANIES
(Mr PEACOCK, Mr LIONEL BOWEN) -
TAXATION
(Ms FATIN, Mr HAWKE) -
EXPORT COAL CONTRACTS
(Mr HOWARD, Mr LIONEL BOWEN) -
ABORIGINES: AYERS ROCK
(Mr SCOTT, Mr HOLDING) -
BUILDING INDUSTRY
(Mr PEACOCK, Mr WILLIS) -
NEW SOUTH WALES TUNA FISHERY
(Mr HOLLIS, Mr SCHOLES) -
ABORIGINES: AYERS ROCK
(Mr PORTER, Mr HOLDING) -
INVESTMENT ADVERTISING
(Mr STEEDMAN, Mr KEATING) -
ULURU NATIONAL PARK
(Mr CONNOLLY, Mr COHEN)
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REPUBLIC OF KOREA: EXPORTS TO AUSTRALIA
- DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY
- PRIMARY INDUSTRY BANK ACT
- JOINT FISHING VENTURE
- COMMONWEALTH SERUM LABORATORIES COMMISSION
- GREAT BARRIER REEF MINISTERIAL COUNCIL
- DEPARTMENT OF ABORIGINAL AFFAIRS
- BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY LONG SERVICE LEAVE BOARD
- AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY SURVEYORS BOARD
- AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY BUILDING STANDARDS COMMITTEE
- AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY BUILDING REVIEW COMMITTEE
- DEVELOPMENT OF SATELLITE-RELATED BROADCASTING SERVICES
- PERSONAL EXPLANATION
- ASSENT TO BILLS
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PETITIONS
- Chiropractic Services
- Kangaroos
- Bank Account Debit Tax
- Foreign Military and Intelligence Facilities in Australia
- Excise on Grape Spirit
- Australian Cadet Corps
- Proposed Airport at Scheyville, New South Wales
- Sex Discrimination Legislation
- Sex Discrimination Legislation
- Sex Discrimination Legislation
- Free Dental Care
- Discrimination against Women
- Medicard
- Taxation: Superannuation Benefits
- North Queensland Army Band
- Uranium
- 1932-33 Ukrainian Famine
- Helsinki Agreement
- Uranium
- Local Government (Personal Income Tax Sharing) Act
- Republic of Australia
- Vietnamese Refugees
- Advertising of Alcohol
- Alice Springs-Darwin Rail Link
- Procedural Text
- NORTHERN TERRITORY
- JOINT COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
- MEDICAL FRAUD AND OVERSERVICING
- REPRESENTATION BILL 1983
- ADJOURNMENT
- REPRESENTATION BILL 1983
- INTER-STATE COMMISSION AMENDMENT BILL 1983
- NOTICES
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ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
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Sales Tax: Tyre Retreads
(Dr Everingham, Mr Keating) -
Tax Deductions: Pre-School Children at Child Care Centres
(Mr Blanchard, Mr Keating) -
Taxation: Dividend Rebates
(Mr Jacobi, Mr Keating) -
Taxation: Recovery of Unpaid Tax
(Mr Jacobi, Mr Keating) -
Taxation: Recovery of Unpaid Tax
(Mr Jacobi, Mr Keating) -
Medicare
(Dr Klugman, Mr Keating) -
Commonwealth Statutory Authorities: Employment and Wages
(Mr Rocher, Mr Dawkins) -
Commonwealth Funds Received or Refused by Queensland Government: Department of Finance
(Mr Wells, Mr Dawkins) -
Letter Rate Mail: Priority Treatment
(Mr Burr, Mr Duffy) -
Marine Cable Route from Australia to Singapore: Survey
(Mr Lloyd, Mr Duffy) -
Stereo Television
(Mr Lloyd, Mr Duffy) -
Withholding Tax
(Mr Wells, Mr Keating) -
Northern Territory Aboriginal Land Rights Act: Inquiry by Mr Justice Toohey
(Mr Porter, Mr Holding) -
Aboriginal Legal Aid: Inquiry by Mr Joseph Harkins
(Mr Porter, Mr Holding) -
Aboriginal Advancement: Allocation of Funds
(Mr Porter, Mr Holding) -
Commonwealth Scientific Industry Research Organisation: Wollongong
(Mr Les Johnson, Mr Barry Jones) -
Taxation: Prescribed Payments Scheme
(Mr Drummond, Mr Keating) -
Domsat
(Mr Lloyd, Mr Dawkins)
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Sales Tax: Tyre Retreads
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Tuesday, 15 November 1983
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Mr HODGMAN
—I give notice that, on the next day of sitting, I shall move:
That this House-
(1) notes that-
(a) serious allegations of intimidation against Australian Labor Party members of this Parliament remain uncontradicted after 11 days; and
(b) matters of parliamentary privilege must be dealt with promptly; and
(2) calls upon the Government to now call on for debate notice of motion No. 261, General Business, standing in the name of the honourable Member for Denison to refer this scandal to the House of Representatives Privileges Committee for inquiry and report.