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Hansard
- Start of Business
- INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS (NOTIFICATION AND ASSESSMENT) AMENDMENT LEGISLATION
- COMMITTEES
- CHILD SUPPORT (ASSESSMENT) AMENDMENT BILL 1997
- PRIVATE MEMBERS BUSINESS
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STATEMENTS BY MEMBERS
- Commonwealth Service Delivery Agency: St Albans Office
- Satchell, Mr J.
- Employment Services Legislation
- Automotive Industry
- Blacktown City Festival
- Mailes, Mr Ted
- Mandir Society
- Members' Travelling Allowances
- Parks Child-care Centre
- Woodward, Commander Edward Arthur, DSO (Double Bar), KSJ, FINucE, RN
- National Day of Italy
- MINISTERIAL ARRANGEMENTS
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QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
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Private Health Insurance
(Mr LEE, Dr WOOLDRIDGE, Mr SPEAKER) -
Native Title
(Mr DONDAS, Mr HOWARD) -
Diesel Fuel Rebate
(Mr STEPHEN SMITH, Mr HOWARD) -
Aboriginals: Stolen Children
(Mr TUCKEY, Mr RUDDOCK) -
Aboriginals: Stolen Children
(Mr BEAZLEY, Mr HOWARD) -
Banking: Interest Rates
(Mr BROADBENT, Mr COSTELLO) -
Aged Care: Nursing Homes
(Ms MACKLIN, Mr HOWARD) -
Privatisation: New South Wales Electricity Industry
(Mr VAILE, Mr FAHEY) -
Aboriginals: Stolen Children
(Mr BEAZLEY, Mr HOWARD) -
Australian National
(Mr WAKELIN, Mr SHARP) -
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
(Mr GARETH EVANS, Mr COSTELLO) -
Schools
(Mr BOB BALDWIN, Dr KEMP) -
Meat Research
(Mr CAMPBELL, Mr ANDERSON) -
Youth Suicide
(Mr SLIPPER, Mrs MOYLAN) -
Employment Placement Services
(Mr MARTIN FERGUSON, Mr HOWARD) -
Labour Ministers Council
(Mr NEVILLE, Mr REITH) -
Automotive Industry: Tariffs
(Mr O'CONNOR, Mr HOWARD) -
Families
(Mrs BAILEY, Mr REITH) -
Unfair Dismissals
(Mr McMULLAN, Mr HOWARD)
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Private Health Insurance
- PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS
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Questions on Notice
(Mrs CROSIO, Mr SPEAKER) -
Members' Travel Allowances: Report
(Mr LEO McLEAY, Mr SPEAKER) -
Questions on Notice
(Mr CAMPBELL, Mr SPEAKER) -
PETITIONS
- Repatriation Benefits
- Nursing Homes
- Pastoral Leases
- Taxation Laws
- Nursing Homes
- Home and Community Care Program
- Ausmusic
- Mobile Phone Service
- Holsworthy Airport
- Child Care
- Medicare Office: Belmont
- Cooked Chicken Meat
- Racism
- Telecommunications Tower
- Car Tariffs
- Holsworthy Airport
- Circus Animals
- Procedural Text
- PRIVATE MEMBERS BUSINESS
- GRIEVANCE DEBATE
- MATTERS REFERRED TO MAIN COMMITTEE
- ASSENT TO LAWS
- BROADCASTING SERVICES AMENDMENT BILL 1996
- FISHERIES LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 1997
- AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY
- CUSTOMS TARIFF LEGISLATION
- COMMITTEES
- APPROPRIATION BILL (No. 1) 1997-98
- ADJOURNMENT
- Adjournment
- Procedural Text
- NOTICES
- PAPERS
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QUESTIONS ON NOTICE
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Civil Aviation Authority and Seaview, Commission of Inquiry: Government Response
(Mr Peter Morris, Mr Sharp) -
National Transport Planning Task Force Recommendations: Government Response
(Mr Hollis, Mr Sharp) -
Commonwealth Receipts from Railway Sources
(Mr Hollis, Mr Sharp) -
Small Business: Statistical Questionnaire
(Mr Latham, Mr Costello) -
Department of Transport and Regional Development: Office Closure and Abolition of Positions
(Mr Martin Ferguson, Mr Sharp) -
Australian ICOMOS: Grants
(Mr Latham, Mr Warwick Smith) -
Motor Vehicle Collisions: Fire
(Mr Tanner, Mr Sharp) -
Immigration: Social Security Cost
(Mr Campbell, Mr Ruddock) -
Australian Defence Force: Golf Courses
(Mr Latham, Mr McLachlan) -
Child Support Agency: Staff
(Mr Price, Mr Costello) -
Telstra Employees
(Mrs Johnston, Mr Warwick Smith) -
Live Sheep Exports
(Mr McClelland, Mr Anderson) -
Australia Post Letterboxes: Removal or Relocation
(Mr Kelvin Thomson, Mr Warwick Smith) -
Poultry Industry: Antibiotics
(Mr Campbell, Mr Anderson)
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Civil Aviation Authority and Seaview, Commission of Inquiry: Government Response
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Monday, 2 June 1997
Page: 4571
Page: 4571
To the Honourable Speaker and Members of the House of Representatives assembled in Parliament:
The petition of certain citizens of Australia draws to the attention of the House need for reforms in the Child Support Scheme. Your petitioners therefore ask the House to introduce and implement the following reforms:
1. That child support payments be calculated on the non-custodial parent's (payer) net basic rate of pay, exclusive of all allowances, overtime and loading. Not on gross income as it is at present and the lowering of percentages.
2. Lowering of `the cut off points' as an incentive to continue in the workplace.
3. Child Support payments be calculated from the net income on a weekly, fortnightly or monthly basis.
4. The non-custodial parent receives a reduction in the child support payment while he or she has the children for periods of time e.g. holidays.
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