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Hansard
- Start of Business
- MINISTERIAL ARRANGEMENTS
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QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
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Superannuation
(Mr GARETH EVANS, Mr COSTELLO) -
Small Business: Coalition Commitments
(Mrs ELIZABETH GRACE, Mr HOWARD) -
Small Business: Red Tape
(Mr CREAN, Mr HOWARD) -
Small Business: Industrial Relations
(Mr TONY SMITH, Mr HOWARD) -
Small Business: Employment
(Mr O'CONNOR, Mr HOWARD) -
Small Business: Building Approvals
(Mr ROSS CAMERON, Mr PROSSER)
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Superannuation
- DISTINGUISHED VISITORS
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QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
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Small Business: Better Practice Legislation
(Mr LEO McLEAY, Mr BEAZLEY) -
Wallis Report
(Mr GEORGIOU, Mr COSTELLO) -
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission: Travel Expenses and Allowances
(Ms HANSON, Mr HOWARD) -
Employment: Work for the Dole Scheme
(Mrs BAILEY, Dr KEMP) -
Colston, Senator M.
(Mr BEAZLEY, Mr HOWARD) -
Defence Projects
(Mr BROUGH, Mr McLACHLAN) -
Employment: Shipbuilding Bounty
(Mr ADAMS, Mr HOWARD) -
Cyclone Justin
(Mr ENTSCH, Mr TIM FISCHER) -
Employment: Shipbuilding Bounty
(Mr CREAN, Mr HOWARD) -
Immigration
(Mrs GALLUS, Mr RUDDOCK) -
Employment: Electorate of Newcastle
(Mr ALLAN MORRIS, Mr HOWARD) -
Small Business: Service Charters
(Mr RICHARD EVANS, Mr PROSSER) -
Medicare Offices
(Mr LEE, Dr WOOLDRIDGE) -
Tariffs
(Mrs GASH, Mr TIM FISCHER)
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Small Business: Better Practice Legislation
- DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER AND MINISTER FOR TRADE
- BUSINESS
- PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS
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Parliamentary Administration
(Mr LEO McLEAY, Mr SPEAKER) -
World War II: Misappropriation of Money
(Mr CAMPBELL, Mr SPEAKER) -
Parliament House Demonstration
(Mr TONY SMITH, Mr SPEAKER) -
Hours of Sitting: Occupational Health and Safety
(Mr HOLLIS, Mr SPEAKER) -
Parliamentary Administration
(Mr LEO McLEAY, Mr SPEAKER) -
Questions on Notice
(Mr KELVIN THOMSON, Mr SPEAKER) - PAPERS
- COMMITTEES
- MATTERS OF PUBLIC IMPORTANCE
- COMMITTEES
- AGED CARE INCOME TESTING BILL 1997
- INTERNATIONAL TRANSFER OF PRISONERS BILL 1996
- EDUCATION LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 1997
- BILLS RETURNED FROM THE SENATE
- COMMITTEES
- TRADE PRACTICES AMENDMENT (INDUSTRY ACCESS CODES) BILL 1997
- SOCIAL SECURITY AND VETERANS' AFFAIRS LEGISLATION AMENDMENT (MALE TOTAL AVERAGE WEEKLY EARNINGS BENCHMARK) BILL 1997
- ADJOURNMENT
- Adjournment
- NOTICES
- PAPERS
- Main Committee
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QUESTIONS ON NOTICE
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Hostels: Fees
(Mr Price, Mrs Moylan) -
Unauthorised Arrivals
(Mr Peter Morris, Mr Ruddock) -
Child-Care Places: Electoral Division of Shortland
(Mr Peter Morris, Mrs Moylan) -
Dementia: Study
(Mrs Johnston, Mrs Moylan) -
Youth Suicide
(Mr Hawker, Mrs Moylan) -
Services: Discharged Personnel
(Mr Bevis, Mrs Bishop) -
Supported Accommodation Assistance Program
(Mrs Crosio, Mrs Moylan) -
Nursing Home Beds: Electoral Division of Shortland
(Mr Peter Morris, Mrs Moylan) -
12th ILO Asian Regional Conference
(Mr Latham, Mr Reith) -
Consultancies
(Mr Laurie Ferguson, Mr Downer) -
Consultancies
(Mr Laurie Ferguson, Mr Tim Fischer) -
Department of Immigration and Multicultural Affairs: Consultancies
(Mr Laurie Ferguson, Mr Ruddock) -
Constitutional Commission: Recommendation
(Mr Melham, Mr Williams) -
Prime Minister: Overseas Travel
(Mr Laurie Ferguson, Mr Howard) -
Minister for Industrial Relations: Overseas Travel
(Mr Laurie Ferguson, Mr Reith)
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Hostels: Fees
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Tuesday, 25 March 1997
Page: 2960
Page: 2960
Mr LEE(9.05 p.m.)
—I seek clarification from the minister. I have had feedback from some of the people who speak out and claim to represent some of the proprietors and operators of the aged care nursing homes and hostels and they told me that they would prefer the government to collect this information rather than residents blaming the proprietors for this increase in their fees. Could she clarify that? Is she saying that the nursing home proprietors and owners would prefer that they collect this additional fee rather than the government? The clear statement that I have had is that the operators would greatly prefer the government to collect the additional fee as a result of an adjustment in pensions.