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Hansard
- Start of Business
- COMMITTEES
- QUARANTINE AMENDMENT BILL 1996
- PRIVATE MEMBERS BUSINESS
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STATEMENTS BY MEMBERS
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Australian Sports Commission
Australian Institute of Sport - Illawarra Catholic Club
- Second Sydney Airport
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Mater Children's Hospital
Royal Children's Hospital - Mount Druitt Festival
- Multiculturalism
- Member for Oxley
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Interest Rates
Former Member for McMillan - Second Sydney Airport
- Road Funding
- Member for Lindsay
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Australian Sports Commission
- MEMBER SWORN
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QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
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Unemployment
(Mr GARETH EVANS, Mr COSTELLO) -
Industrial Relations
(Miss JACKIE KELLY, Mr HOWARD) -
Small Business: Unfair Dismissal Legislation
(Mr McMULLAN, Mr REITH) -
Interest Rates
(Ms JEANES, Mr COSTELLO) -
Interest Rates
(Mr GARETH EVANS, Mr COSTELLO) -
Industrial Relations
(Mr BROADBENT, Mr REITH) -
Foreign Aid: Civil National Service
(Ms HANSON, Mr HOWARD)
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Unemployment
- DISTINGUISHED VISITORS
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QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
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Industrial Relations
(Mr SOMLYAY, Mr REITH) -
Industrial Relations
(Mr McMULLAN, Mr REITH) -
Industrial Relations
(Mrs VALE, Mr REITH) -
Gun Control Campaign
(Mr BEAZLEY, Mr WILLIAMS) -
Industrial Relations
(Mr RANDALL, Mr REITH) -
Gun Control Campaign
(Mr BEAZLEY, Mr WILLIAMS) -
Industrial Relations
(Mr TRUSS, Mr REITH) -
Gun Control Campaign
(Mr KELVIN THOMSON, Mr WILLIAMS) -
Industrial Relations: Trade
(Mr BARTLETT, Mr TIM FISCHER) -
Gun Control Campaign
(Mr GARETH EVANS, Mr WILLIAMS) -
Food Standards
(Mr FORREST, Dr WOOLDRIDGE) -
Gun Control Campaign
(Mr KERR, Mr WILLIAMS) -
Ministerial Visit to Jakarta
(Mr ANDREW, Mr DOWNER)
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Industrial Relations
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Codes of Conduct
(Mr SPEAKER) -
Sexual Harassment
(Mr SPEAKER) - Debate
- EUTHANASIA LEGISLATION
- Procedural Text
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PETITIONS
- Childcare
- Provider Numbers
- Gun Laws
- Child Care
- Child Care
- Television Reception
- Child Care
- Medicare Office, Lithgow
- Australian Broadcasting Corporation
- Commonwealth-State Housing Agreement
- Bears
- Abortion Funding
- Child Care
- Consumer Price Index
- Commonwealth Dental Program
- Commonwealth Dental Program
- Petition
- Sri Lanka
- Euthanasia
- Medicare Office: The Entrance
- Gun Laws
- Child Care
- Kingsford Smith Airport
- Medicare Office: Belmont
- Ausmusic
- Communications Superhighway
- Procedural Text
- PRIVATE MEMBERS BUSINESS
- EUTHANASIA LAWS BILL 1996
- BUSINESS
- COMMITTEES
- GRIEVANCE DEBATE
- ASSENT TO BILLS
- NATURAL HERITAGE TRUST OF AUSTRALIA BILL 1996
- ADJOURNMENT
- Adjournment
- NOTICES
- PAPERS
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QUESTIONS ON NOTICE
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Pacific Highway
(Mr Tanner, Mr Sharp) -
Department of Primary Industries and Energy: Financial Assistance to Employer and Other Organisations
(Mr Martin Ferguson, Mr Anderson) -
Computer Systems Modifications
(Mr Martyn Evans, Mr Scott) -
Computer Systems Modifications
(Mr Martyn Evans, Mr Jull) -
Outworkers Support Program
(Mr McMullan, Mr Moore) -
Sydney Olympic Games: Increased Air Traffic
(Mr McClelland, Mr Sharp) -
Rice: Pests and Diseases
(Mr Campbell, Mr Anderson) -
Department of Administrative Services: Consultants
(Mr Pyne, Mr Jull) -
Gun Control
(Mr Rocher, Mr Prosser) -
Ministerial Staff: Home Base
(Mr Laurie Ferguson) -
Ministerial Overseas Visits
(Mr Laurie Ferguson, Mr Fahey) -
Ministerial Overseas Visits
(Mr Laurie Ferguson, Mr Ruddock) -
Ministerial Overseas Visits
(Mr Laurie Ferguson, Mr Williams) -
Ministerial Overseas Visits
(Mr Laurie Ferguson, Mr Prosser) -
Comcar: Community Service Obligations
(Mrs Johnston, Mr Jull)
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Pacific Highway
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Monday, 28 October 1996
Page: 5890
Page: 5890
To the Honourable the Speaker and Members of the House of Representatives assembled in Parliament.
The petition of certain residents of the State of Western Australia draws to the attention of the House that approximately 8,000 bears are being kept in cages in China for the purpose of extracting bile for medical purposes and that the cages are so small the bears cannot move, which results in some of them going mad. It is further brought to the attention of the House that the Chinese plan to increase the number of bears, for these purposes, to 40,000.
Your petitioners therefore respectfully ask the House of Representatives to object most strongly to this horrendous and tragic practice and ask that steps be taken to stop it immediately.
byMr Eoin Cameron