

Previous Fragment Next Fragment
-
Hansard
- Start of Business
- MINISTER FOR SMALL BUSINESS AND TOURISM
- WORKPLACE RELATIONS AMENDMENT (FAIR DISMISSAL) BILL 2004
- AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE OF MARINE SCIENCE AMENDMENT BILL 2004
- COMMITTEES
- POSTAL SERVICES LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2003
- COMMITTEES
- FARM HOUSEHOLD SUPPORT AMENDMENT BILL 2004
- FAMILY AND COMMUNITY SERVICES AND VETERANS' AFFAIRS LEGISLATION AMENDMENT (INCOME STREAMS) BILL 2004
-
TAX LAWS AMENDMENT (2004 MEASURES NO. 2) BILL 2004
TAX LAWS AMENDMENT (2004 MEASURES NO. 3) BILL 2004 - TAX LAWS AMENDMENT (2004 MEASURES NO. 3) BILL 2004
- TELECOMMUNICATIONS (INTERCEPTION) AMENDMENT (STORED COMMUNICATIONS) BILL 2004
- MINISTERIAL ARRANGEMENTS
-
QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
-
Telstra: Privatisation
(Latham, Mark, MP, Anderson, John, MP) -
D-Day Anniversary
(Gash, Joanna, MP, Anderson, John, MP) -
Iraq: Treatment of Prisoners
(Latham, Mark, MP, Downer, Alexander, MP) -
Economy: Housing Prices
(Baird, Bruce, MP, Costello, Peter, MP) -
Iraq: Treatment of Prisoners
(Rudd, Kevin, MP) -
Iraq: Treatment of Prisoners
(Lindsay, Peter, MP, Downer, Alexander, MP) -
Iraq: Treatment of Prisoners
(Edwards, Graham, MP, Downer, Alexander, MP) -
Budget 2004-05
(McArthur, Stewart, MP, Costello, Peter, MP) -
Economy: Retail Food Sector
(Katter, Bob, MP, Macfarlane, Ian, MP) -
National Security: Terrorism
(Dutton, Peter, MP, Ruddock, Philip, MP) -
National Security: Terrorism
(McClelland, Robert, MP, Ruddock, Philip, MP) -
Environment: Kyoto Protocol
(Neville, Paul, MP, Downer, Alexander, MP) -
Fuel: Prices
(Fitzgibbon, Joel, MP, Anderson, John, MP) -
Environment: Water Management
(Scott, Bruce, MP, Truss, Warren, MP) -
Health and Ageing: Aged Care
(Smith, Stephen, MP, Bishop, Julie, MP) -
Family Services: Child Care
(Ley, Sussan, MP, Anthony, Larry, MP) -
Family Services: Child Care
(Swan, Wayne, MP, Anthony, Larry, MP) -
Health and Ageing: Aged Care
(Ticehurst, Kenneth, MP, Bishop, Julie, MP) -
Health: Pneumococcal Vaccine
(Gillard, Julia, MP, Abbott, Tony, MP) -
Australian Labor Party: Centenary House
(Elson, Kay, MP, Abbott, Tony, MP)
-
Telstra: Privatisation
- QUESTIONS TO THE SPEAKER
- PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS
- SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
- PAPERS
- MATTERS OF PUBLIC IMPORTANCE
- PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS
- MATTERS OF PUBLIC IMPORTANCE
- ADJOURNMENT
- Adjournment
- NOTICES
-
Main Committee
- Start of Business
- STATEMENT ON THE MAIN COMMITTEE
- STATEMENTS BY MEMBERS
-
APPROPRIATION BILL (NO. 1) 2004-2005
APPROPRIATION BILL (NO. 2) 2004-2005 -
APPROPRIATION (PARLIAMENTARY DEPARTMENTS) BILL (NO. 1) 2004-2005
APPROPRIATION BILL (NO. 5) 2003-2004
APPROPRIATION BILL (NO. 6) 2003-2004 - ADJOURNMENT
-
QUESTIONS ON NOTICE
-
Employment: Job Network
(Albanese, Anthony, MP, Brough, Mal, MP) -
Defence Force Retirement and Death Benefits Pensions
(Hoare, Kelly, MP, Brough, Mal, MP) -
Taxation: Family Tax Benefit
(Adams, Dick, MP, Anthony, Larry, MP) -
National Security: Terrorism
(Danby, Michael, MP, Downer, Alexander, MP) -
Family and Community Services: Domestic and Overseas Air Travel
(Quick, Harry, MP, Anthony, Larry, MP) -
Foreign Affairs: Sri Lanka
(Murphy, John, MP, Downer, Alexander, MP)
-
Employment: Job Network
Page: 30059
Dr EMERSON (9:01 AM)
—I move:
That so much of the standing and sessional orders be suspended as would prevent the Minister for Small Business and Tourism from apologising to the House for repeatedly and deliberately misleading the House by:
(1) claiming yesterday that the Member for Rankin had said in a press release that “In those cases where the small business is, in fact, insolvent, the redundancy obligations would be met through the Government's GEERS arrangements”, while deliberately failing to complete the sentence which continued “and Labor's commitment to guarantee 100 per cent of employee entitlements”;
(2) falsely claiming on 27 May 2004 in relation to a COSBOA dinner that: “everyone who was at the dinner who was paying attention to his words knows that the Member for Rankin uttered the words that he did not employ someone because of the unfair dismissal laws”;
(3) falsely claiming on 30 March 2004 that: “Under the Labor Party's industrial relations policy, every employer has to give to an employee coming back from maternity leave an entitlement to part-time work rather than full-time work”;
(4) falsely claiming on 30 March 2004 that Labor has a policy to: “push casual employees into permanent part-time employment”;
(5) falsely claiming on 23 March 2004 that Labor will introduce a national portable long service leave scheme; and
(6) ignoring personal explanations and repeating these false claims in the House.
This man is a serial liar. He is an embarrassment to the Australian parliament.