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Hansard
- Start of Business
- ABSENCE OF MR SPEAKER
- COMMITTEES
- QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE: ADDITIONAL RESPONSES
- COMMITTEES
- BUSINESS
- EUTHANASIA LAWS BILL 1996
- PRIVATE MEMBERS BUSINESS
- STATEMENTS BY MEMBERS
- QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
- DISTINGUISHED VISITORS
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QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
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Health Insurance
(Mr LEE, Dr WOOLDRIDGE) -
Commonwealth Debt
(Mr TRUSS, Mr FAHEY) -
Firearms
(Mr ROCHER, Mr PROSSER) -
Unemployment
(Miss JACKIE KELLY, Dr KEMP) -
Health Insurance
(Mr LEE, Mr HOWARD) -
Research and Development
(Mr REID, Mr MOORE) -
Health Insurance
(Mr LEE, Mr HOWARD) -
Bass Strait Passenger Vehicle Equalisation Scheme
(Mr BILLSON, Mr SHARP) -
Health Insurance
(Mr LEE, Dr WOOLDRIDGE) -
Industrial Relations
(Mr NEVILLE, Mr REITH)
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Health Insurance
- DISTINGUISHED VISITORS
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Questions on Notice
(Mr FILING, Mr ACTING SPEAKER, Mr STEPHEN SMITH, Mr LATHAM, Mr ANDREN, Mr TANNER, Mrs CROSIO) - PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS
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PETITIONS
- Gun Control
- SkillShare Program
- Marriage
- Betaferon
- Gun Control: Violence
- Child Care
- Virgin Mary's Pty Ltd
- Virgin Mary's Pty Ltd
- Compact Discs
- Medicare Office: Lithgow
- Australian Broadcasting Corporation
- Regional Taxation Office: Orange
- Medicare Office: Berri
- Medicare Office: Katoomba
- Universities: Student Places
- Telstra
- Defence Service Home Loans
- Family Law
- Petition
- Sudan
- Child Care
- Child Care
- Child Care
- Snowy Mountains Hydro Electric Authority
- SkillShare Program
- Commonwealth Employment Service Offices
- Child Care
- Child Care
- Multiple Births Payment
- Gun Control
- Gun Control
- Holsworthy Airport
- Betaferon
- World Heritage Areas
- World Heritage Areas
- Child Support Scheme
- Medicare Office: Mt Gambier
- SkillShare Program
- Commonwealth Employment Service Offices
- Australian Broadcasting Corporation
- Medicare Office: Belmont
- Australian Broadcasting Corporation
- Aged Care
- Social Security Offices
- Question Time
- Gun Control
- Violence: Media
- Social Security Office: Wendouree
- Regional Taxation Office: Launceston
- Unemployment
- Violence: Films, Videos, CD Roms, Records
- Gun Control
- Pornography
- Child Care
- Gun Control
- Budget Cuts
- Responses
- PRIVATE MEMBERS BUSINESS
- GRIEVANCE DEBATE
- COMMITTEES
- ASSENT TO BILLS
- AUDITOR-GENERAL'S REPORTS
- COURT OF DISPUTED RETURNS
- APPROPRIATION BILL (No. 1) 1996-97
- ADJOURNMENT
- Adjournment
- NOTICES
- PAPERS
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QUESTIONS ON NOTICE
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Director of Public Prosecutions: Western Australia
(Mr Rocher, Mr Williams) -
Telephone Costs
(Mr Latham, Mr Warwick Smith) -
Convention on the Settlement of Investment Disputes
(Mr Melham, Mr Williams) -
Optus Broadband Cable Network: Telstra Cable Conduits
(Mr McClelland, Mr Warwick Smith) -
Opera Companies: Australia Council
(Dr Lawrence, Mr Warwick Smith) -
Australia II
(Dr Lawrence, Mr Warwick Smith) -
Department of Communications and the Arts: Financial Assistance to Employer and Other Organisations
(Mr Martin Ferguson, Mr Warwick Smith) -
Department of Social Security: Financial Assistance to Employer and Other Organisations
(Mr Martin Ferguson, Mr Ruddock) -
Attorney-General's Department: Financial Assistance to Employer and Other Organisations
(Mr Martin Ferguson, Mr Williams) -
Commonwealth Property Ownership: Electoral Division of Lindsay
(Miss Jackie Kelly, Mr Jull) -
South Pacific Forum
(Mr Melham, Mr Downer) -
"Green Accounting"
(Dr Lawrence, Mr Warwick Smith) -
Veteran Pensions: Electoral Division of Dobell
(Mr Lee, Mr Bruce Scott) -
Expenditure by Aboriginal Organisations
(Mr Tuckey, Dr Wooldridge) -
Tax Return Errors
(Mr Wakelin, Mr Costello) -
Department of Foreign affairs and Trade Staff: Hunter Region
(Mr Peter Morris, Mr Downer) -
Department of Veterans' Affairs Staff: Hunter Region
(Mr Peter Morris, Mr Bruce Scott)
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Director of Public Prosecutions: Western Australia
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To the honourable the Speaker and members of the House of Representatives assembled in parliament:
The petition of certain electors for the Division of Leichhardt draws to the attention of the house the proposed funding changes to the child care industry.
Your petitioners therefore request the House to retain the current provisions that apply to the child care industry with regard to funding and draw the attention of the house to previous policy statements made by the Liberal and National Parties during the March election campaign of 1996, which indicated support financially to the industry to continue to meet the needs of the community. Your petitioners therefore ask the House not to pass legislation that will in any way risk the loss of existing quality, affordable child care.
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