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Hansard
- Start of Business
- PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS
- DELEGATION REPORTS
- COMMITTEES
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STATEMENTS BY MEMBERS
- Republic Referendum: Labor Proposal
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Republic Referendum: Labor Proposal
Telstra: Sale - Maher, Mr Michael, OAM
- World Economic Forum: Protests
- Health: Cystic Fibrosis
- Burton, Professor John
- Bendigo Stock Exchange
- Cook Electorate: Surf Lifesaving Clubs
- Hospitals: South Australia
- Roads: Scoresby Transport Corridor
- Goods and Services Tax: Savings Bonus
- MINISTERIAL ARRANGEMENTS
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QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
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Education: Funding for Non-government Schools
(Beazley, Kim, MP, Howard, John, MP) -
Solomon Islands: Peace Process
(Lindsay, Peter, MP, Downer, Alexander, MP) -
Education: Funding for Non-government Schools
(Lee, Michael, MP, Howard, John, MP) -
Telstra: Sale
(Pyne, Chris, MP, Fahey, John, MP) -
Education: Funding for Non-government Schools
(Lee, Michael, MP, Howard, John, MP) -
Telstra: Share Ownership
(Billson, Bruce, MP, Costello, Peter, MP) -
Education: Funding for Non-government Schools
(Lee, Michael, MP, Howard, John, MP) -
Telstra: Privatisation
(Haase, Barry, MP, McGauran, Peter, MP) -
Goods and Services Tax: Petrol Prices
(Crean, Simon, MP, Howard, John, MP) -
Education: Funding for Non-government Schools
(Kelly, De-Anne, MP, Kemp, Dr David, MP) -
Economy: OECD Report
(Lawrence, Dr Carmen, MP, Howard, John, MP) -
Visas: Visitors
(May, Margaret, MP, Ruddock, Philip, MP) -
Forest and Wood Products: Action Agenda
(Ferguson, Laurie, MP, Tuckey, Wilson, MP) -
Rural and Regional Australia: Financial Initiative
(Forrest, John, MP, Hockey, Joe, MP) -
Nursing Homes: The Oaks
(Swan, Wayne, MP, Bishop, Bronwyn, MP) -
Health: Chronic Illness
(Barresi, Phillip, MP, Wooldridge, Dr Michael, MP) -
Nursing Homes: The Oaks
(Swan, Wayne, MP, Bishop, Bronwyn, MP) -
Work for the Dole: Projects
(Charles, Bob, MP, Abbott, Tony, MP) -
Nursing Homes: Inspections
(Sawford, Rod, MP, Bishop, Bronwyn, MP) -
World Mental Health Day
(Lloyd, Jim, MP, Wooldridge, Dr Michael, MP)
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Education: Funding for Non-government Schools
- ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
- PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS
- QUESTIONS TO MR SPEAKER
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PETITIONS
- Asylum Seekers: Work Rights
- Asylum Seekers: Work Rights
- Asylum Seekers: Work Rights
- Asylum Seekers: Work Rights
- United Nations Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women
- Goods and Services Tax: Petrol Prices
- Goods and Services Tax: Petrol Prices
- Goods and Services Tax: Sanitary Products
- Kirkpatrick, Private John Simpson
- Goods and Services Tax: Caravan Parks
- Goods and Services Tax: Receipts and Dockets
- Australia Post: Deregulation
- Goods and Services Tax: Small Business
- Procedural Text
- COMMITTEES
- PRIVATE MEMBERS BUSINESS
- GRIEVANCE DEBATE
- CORPORATE CODE OF CONDUCT LEGISLATION
- COMMITTEES
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INDIGENOUS EDUCATION (TARGETED ASSISTANCE) BILL 2000
- Second Reading
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Consideration in Detail
- Lee, Michael, MP
- Worth, Trish, MP
- Lee, Michael, MP
- Worth, Trish, MP
- Snowdon, Warren, MP
- Worth, Trish, MP
- Snowdon, Warren, MP
- Worth, Trish, MP
- Snowdon, Warren, MP
- Worth, Trish, MP
- Snowdon, Warren, MP
- Worth, Trish, MP
- Snowdon, Warren, MP
- Theophanous, Dr Andrew, MP
- Worth, Trish, MP
- Theophanous, Dr Andrew, MP
- McMullan, Bob, MP
- Worth, Trish, MP
- Theophanous, Dr Andrew, MP
- Andren, Peter, MP
- Worth, Trish, MP
- McMullan, Bob, MP
- Snowdon, Warren, MP
- Theophanous, Dr Andrew, MP
- Worth, Trish, MP
- McMullan, Bob, MP
- Third Reading
- CRIMINAL CODE AMENDMENT (THEFT, FRAUD, BRIBERY AND RELATED OFFENCES) BILL 1999
- RENEWABLE ENERGY (ELECTRICITY) BILL 2000
- BILLS RETURNED FROM THE SENATE
- CRIMINAL CODE AMENDMENT (THEFT, FRAUD, BRIBERY AND RELATED OFFENCES) BILL 1999
- ADJOURNMENT
- Adjournment
- NOTICES
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QUESTIONS ON NOTICE
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Refugees: Free Legal Assistance
(McClelland, Robert, MP, Williams, Daryl, MP) -
China: Dissidents
(Danby, Michael, MP, Downer, Alexander, MP) -
Department of Education, Training and Youth Affairs: Transactions
(Tanner, Lindsay, MP, Kemp, Dr David, MP) -
Goods and Services Tax: Trade Portfolio Compliance
(Hatton, Michael, MP, Vaile, Mark, MP) -
Goods and Services Tax: Communications, Information Technology and the Arts Portfolio Compliance
(Hatton, Michael, MP, McGauran, Peter, MP) -
Goods and Services Tax: Foreign Affairs and Trade Portfolio Compliance
(Hatton, Michael, MP, Downer, Alexander, MP) -
Goods and Services Tax: Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Portfolio Compliance
(Hatton, Michael, MP, Truss, Warren, MP) -
Director of Public Prosecutions: Budget
(McClelland, Robert, MP, Williams, Daryl, MP) -
Judiciary: Superannuation Surcharge
(Thomson, Kelvin, MP, Costello, Peter, MP) -
Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet: Salary and Staffing Levels
(Tanner, Lindsay, MP, Howard, John, MP) -
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade: Salary and Staffing Levels
(Tanner, Lindsay, MP, Downer, Alexander, MP) -
Department of Family and Community Services: Salary and Staffing Levels
(Tanner, Lindsay, MP, Anthony, Larry, MP) -
Pension Recipients: Victoria
(Burke, Anna, MP, Anthony, Larry, MP) -
Lifelong Learning Project
(Latham, Mark, MP, Kemp, Dr David, MP) -
Child-Care Centres: Qualified Preschool Teachers
(Latham, Mark, MP, Anthony, Larry, MP)
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Refugees: Free Legal Assistance
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The following notices were given:
Ms Kernot
to present a bill for an act to establish an authority to monitor the operations of the Job Network.
Mr Price
to move—
(1) That a Standing Committee on Appropriations and Staffing be appointed to inquire into:
(a) proposals for the annual estimates and the additional estimates for the House of Representatives;
(b) proposals to vary the staff structure of the House of Representatives, and staffing and recruitment policies; and
(c) such other matters as are referred to it by the House;
(2) That the committee shall:
(a) in relation to estimates—
(i) determine the amounts for inclusion in the parliamentary appropriation bills for the annual and the additional appropriations; and
(ii) report to the House upon its determinations prior to the consideration by the House of the relevant parliamentary appropriation bill; and
(b) in relation to staffing—
(i) make recommendations to the Speaker; and
(ii) report to the House on its determinations prior to the consideration by the House of the relevant parliamentary appropriation bill;
(3) That the committee consist of the Speaker and 11 other members, 6 members to be nominated by the Chief Government Whip or Whips and 5 members to be nominated by the Chief Opposition Whip or Whips or any independent Member;
(4) That the committee elect a Government member as its chair;
(5) That the committee elect a deputy chairman who shall act as chair of the committee at any time when the chair is not present at a meeting of the committee, and at any time when the chair and deputy chair are not present at a meeting of the committee the members present shall elect another member to act as chairman at that meeting;
(6) That the committee have power to appoint subcommittees consisting of 3 or more of its members and to refer to any subcommittee any matter which the committee is empowered to examine;
(7) That the committee appoint the chair of each subcommittee who shall have a casting vote only, and at any time when the chair of a subcommittee is not present at a meeting of the subcommittee the members of the subcommittee present shall elect another member of that subcommittee to act as chair at that meeting;
(8) That the quorum of a subcommittee be a majority of the members of that subcommittee;
(9) That members of the committee who are not members of a subcommittee may participate in the public proceedings of that subcommittee but shall not vote, move any motion or be counted for the purpose of a quorum;
(10) That the committee or any subcommittee have power to send for persons, papers and records;
(11) That the committee or any subcommittee have power to move from place to place;
(12) That a subcommittee have power to adjourn from time to time and to sit during any sittings or adjournment of the House;
(13) That the committee have leave to report from time to time; and
(14) That the foregoing provisions of this resolution, so far as they are inconsistent with the standing orders, have effect notwithstanding anything contained in the standing orders. (Notice given 9 October 2000.)
Mr Price
to move:
(1) That standing order 28B be amended by inserting the following paragraph after paragraph (b):
(ba) annual and additional estimates contained in the appropriation bills presented to the House shall stand referred for consideration by Members of the relevant committee (as determined in accordance with the provisions of paragraph (b) for the consideration of annual reports), and, for the purposes of this consideration:
(i) six Members of each committee, determined by the committee in each case, shall consider the estimates;
(ii) the Members of the committee selected to consider the estimates shall meet with Members of the relevant Senate legislation committee so that the Members and Senators may meet together for the purposes of considering the estimates;
(iii) members of the relevant House and Senate committees, when meeting together to consider estimates, shall choose a Member or a Senator to chair the joint meetings;
(iv) the provisions of Senate standing order 26 shall, to the extent that they are applicable, apply to the consideration of estimates under this paragraph, and
(v) that, upon the completion of joint meetings at which evidence is received or written answers or additional information considered, it shall then be a matter for the Members of the relevant committee to consider the terms of any report to the House on the estimates.
(2) That a message be sent to the Senate acquainting it of this resolution and requesting that it concur and take action accordingly. (Notice given 9 October 2000.)
Mr Price
to move:
That the standing orders be amended by amending standing order 94 to read as follows:
Closure of Member
94 A motion may be made that a Member who is speaking, except a Member giving a notice of motion or formally moving the terms of a motion allowed under the standing orders or speaking to a motion of dissent (from any ruling of the Speaker under standing order 100), “be not further heard”, and such question shall be put forthwith and decided without amendment or debate.
Mr Price
to move:
That standing order 129 be omitted and the following standing order substituted:
Presentation of petitions
129 At the time provided for the presentation of petitions, the following arrangements shall apply to the presentation of petitions certified to be in conformity with the standing orders:
(a) in respect of each petition, the petitioner, or one of the petitioners, may present the petition to the House by standing at the Bar of the House and reading to the House the prayer of the petition, and
(b) where a petitioner is not able to present the petition in accordance with paragraph (a) of this standing order, the Member who has lodged the petition may present it to the House by reading to the House the prayer of the petition.
Mr Price
to move:
That the standing orders be amended by inserting the following standing order after standing order 143:
Questions to committee chairs
143A Questions may be put to a Member in his or her capacity as Chair of a committee of the House, or of a joint committee, in connection with the work or duties of the committee in question.
Mr Price
to move:
That the standing orders be amended by inserting the following standing order after standing order 145:
Questions without notice—Time limits
145A During question time:
(a) the asking of each question may not exceed 1 minute and the answering of each question may not exceed 4 minutes;
(b) the asking of each supplementary question may not exceed 1 minute and the answering of each supplementary question may not exceed 1 minute; and
(c) the time taken to make and determine points of order is not to be regarded as part of the time for questions and answers.
Mr Price
to move:
That standing order 275A be omitted and the following standing order be substituted:
Statements by Members
275A Notwithstanding standing order 275, when the Main Committee meets on a Thursday, the business before the Committee shall be interrupted at 1 p.m. and the Chair shall call for statements by Members. A Member, other than a Minister, may be called by the Chair to make a statement for a period not exceeding 3 minutes. The period for Members' statements may continue for a maximum of 1 hour. Any business under discussion at 1 p.m. and interrupted under the provisions of this standing order shall be set down on the Notice Paper for the next sitting.