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Hansard
- Start of Business
- COMMITTEES
- FUEL QUALITY STANDARDS (ETHANOL CONTENT) AMENDMENT BILL 2005
- COMMONWEALTH ELECTORAL AMENDMENT (PREVENTING SMOKING RELATED DEATHS) BILL 2005
- PRIVATE MEMBERS’ BUSINESS
- STATEMENTS BY MEMBERS
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QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
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Ms Schapelle Corby
(Rudd, Kevin, MP, Downer, Alexander, MP) -
Taxation
(Keenan, Michael, MP, Costello, Peter, MP) -
Industrial Relations
(Beazley, Kim, MP, Howard, John, MP) -
Drought
(Schultz, Alby, MP, Truss, Warren, MP) -
Drought
(Beazley, Kim, MP, Truss, Warren, MP) -
East Timor
(Haase, Barry, MP, Downer, Alexander, MP) -
Drought
(O’Connor, Gavan, MP, Truss, Warren, MP) -
Transport Infrastructure
(Hull, Kay, MP, Anderson, John, MP) -
Minimum Wage
(Smith, Stephen, MP, Howard, John, MP) -
Australia-US Free Trade Agreement
(Turnbull, Malcolm, MP, Vaile, Mark, MP) -
Minimum Wage
(Smith, Stephen, MP, Howard, John, MP) -
Industrial Relations
(Barresi, Phillip, MP, Andrews, Kevin, MP) -
Minimum Wage
(Beazley, Kim, MP, Howard, John, MP) -
Health Services
(Tollner, David, MP, Abbott, Tony, MP) -
Inspector of Transport Security
(McClelland, Robert, MP, Anderson, John, MP) -
Small Business
(Thompson, Cameron, MP, Bailey, Fran, MP) -
Whaling
(Albanese, Anthony, MP, Truss, Warren, MP) -
Budget 2005-06
(Baird, Bruce, MP, Hardgrave, Gary, MP) -
Telecommunications
(O’Connor, Gavan, MP, Howard, John, MP) -
Budget 2005-06
(May, Margaret, MP, Dutton, Peter, MP)
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Ms Schapelle Corby
- QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
- CONDOLENCES
- QUESTIONS TO THE SPEAKER
- PETITIONS
- PRIVATE MEMBERS’ BUSINESS
- GRIEVANCE DEBATE
- MAIN COMMITTEE
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- BUSINESS
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SUPERANNUATION BILL 2005
SUPERANNUATION (CONSEQUENTIAL AMENDMENTS) BILL 2005 - SUPERANNUATION (CONSEQUENTIAL AMENDMENTS) BILL 2005
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APPROPRIATION BILL (NO. 1) 2005-2006
APPROPRIATION BILL (NO. 2) 2005-2006
APPROPRIATION (PARLIAMENTARY DEPARTMENTS) BILL (NO. 1) 2005-2006
APPROPRIATION BILL (NO. 5) 2004-2005
APPROPRIATION BILL (NO. 6) 2004-2005-
Second Reading
- Ciobo, Steven, MP
- Rudd, Kevin, MP
- Baird, Bruce, MP
- O’Connor, Gavan, MP
- Lindsay, Peter, MP
- Albanese, Anthony, MP
- Plibersek, Tanya, MP
- Procedural Text
- Division
- Procedural Text
- Livermore, Kirsten, MP
- Procedural Text
- Division
- Procedural Text
- Division
- Hull, Kay, MP
- Bevis, Arch, MP
- Broadbent, Russell, MP
- Gillard, Julia, MP
- Richardson, Kym, MP
- McClelland, Robert, MP
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Second Reading
- ADJOURNMENT
- Adjournment
- NOTICES
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QUESTIONS IN WRITING
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General Practitioners
(George, Jennie, MP, Abbott, Tony, MP) -
Constitution Education Fund
(Melham, Daryl, MP, Costello, Peter, MP) -
Remuneration
(Ferguson, Martin, MP, Costello, Peter, MP) -
Goods and Services Tax
(Murphy, John, MP, Costello, Peter, MP) -
Orchestras
(Murphy, John, MP, McGauran, Peter, MP) -
Sudan
(Rudd, Kevin, MP, Downer, Alexander, MP) -
National Security
(Rudd, Kevin, MP, Downer, Alexander, MP)
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General Practitioners
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Monday, 30 May 2005
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To the Honourable Speaker and Members of the House of Representatives assembled in Parliament:
The petition of certain citizens of Australia draws the following issues to the attention of the House:
- That political prisoners in Lebanon who stand for democracy, have wrongly been convicted and sentenced to indefinite periods of solitary imprisonment in barbarous conditions.
- Amnesty International has monitored this situation and has strongly campaigned for the release of all political prisoners and have also criticised the occurrence of torture and incarceration as a result of Syrian occupation in Lebanon.
- With foreign intervention and presence there is the absence of self-government and ability to engage in democratic discussions that existed freely prior the civil war.
- Lebanon does not have an independent parliamentary government.
We therefore pray that the House joins the Australian Lebanese and Amnesty International in taking urgent steps in opposing the imprisonment of political prisoners and to oppose foreign involvement in Lebanon so that all Lebanese can enjoy democratic freedom.
by Mr Martin Ferguson (from 297 citizens)