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Title

AUSTRALIAN HERITAGE COUNCIL (CONSEQUENTIAL AND TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS) BILL 2002

Third Reading

Procedural Text

Database

House Hansard

Date

14-11-2002

Source

House of Reps

Parl No.

40

Electorate

 

Interjector

 

Main Committee/Federation Chamber

 

Page

9148

Party

 

Presenter

 

Status

Final

Question No.

 

Questioner

 

Responder

 

Speaker

 

Stage

Third Reading

Type

 

Context

Bills

System Id

chamber/hansardr/2002-11-14/0169


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Thursday, 14 November 2002
Page: 9148


The SPEAKER —Before I call the Clerk, it is understood that the opposition wishes to incorporate in Hansard those of its amendments which have been circulated but not moved at the expiration of time. There being no objection, the chair will allow that course to be followed.

The amendments read as follows—

(1) Long title, page 1 (line 3), omit “Council”, substitute “Commission”.

(2) Clause 1, page 1 (line 6), omit “Council”, substitute “Commission”.


Mr Andren —Mr Speaker, I ask whether the amendment circulated in my name can be included in Hansard. Might I say this has been a travesty of parliamentary process.


The SPEAKER —The Leader of the House has indicated that he is happy to have those amendment incorporated.

The amendment read as follows—

(1) Schedule 1, item 4, page 3 (line 19), after “1999”, add “, or the Register of the National Estate, under the Australian Heritage Council Act 2002”.

Bill read a third time.


The SPEAKER —Before I call the Clerk, it is understood that the opposition wishes to incorporate in Hansard those of its amendments which have been circulated but not moved at the expiration of time. There being no objection, the chair will allow that course to be followed.

The amendments read as follows—

(1) Long title, page 1 (line 3), omit “Council”, substitute “Commission”.

(2) Clause 1, page 1 (line 6), omit “Council”, substitute “Commission”.


Mr Andren —Mr Speaker, I ask whether the amendment circulated in my name can be included in Hansard. Might I say this has been a travesty of parliamentary process.


The SPEAKER —The Leader of the House has indicated that he is happy to have those amendment incorporated.

The amendment read as follows—

(1) Schedule 1, item 4, page 3 (line 19), after “1999”, add “, or the Register of the National Estate, under the Australian Heritage Council Act 2002”.

Bill read a third time.