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Hansard
- Start of Business
- MAIN COMMITTEE
- FOREIGN ACQUISITIONS AND TAKEOVERS AMENDMENT BILL 2009
- MINISTERIAL ARRANGEMENTS
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QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
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Asylum Seekers
(Turnbull, Malcolm, MP, Rudd, Kevin, MP) -
Emissions Trading Scheme
(D’Ath, Yvette, MP, Rudd, Kevin, MP) -
Asylum Seekers
(Ley, Sussan, MP, Rudd, Kevin, MP) -
Emissions Trading Scheme
(Neal, Belinda, MP, Swan, Wayne, MP) -
Asylum Seekers
(Stone, Dr Sharman, MP, Rudd, Kevin, MP) -
Climate Change
(Turnour, Jim, MP, Combet, Greg, MP) -
Asylum Seekers
(Bishop, Julie, MP, Rudd, Kevin, MP) -
Global Food Security
(Adams, Dick, MP, Burke, Tony, MP) -
Asylum Seekers
(Turnbull, Malcolm, MP, Rudd, Kevin, MP) -
Training
(Symon, Mike, MP, Gillard, Julia, MP) -
Health System
(Oakeshott, Rob, MP, Rudd, Kevin, MP) -
Climate Change: Emergency Management
(Gibbons, Steve, MP, McClelland, Robert, MP) -
National Schools Chaplaincy Program
(Pyne, Chris, MP, Rudd, Kevin, MP) -
Income Support for Students Legislation
(Livermore, Kirsten, MP, Gillard, Julia, MP) -
Building the Education Revolution Program
(Hawke, Alex, MP, Gillard, Julia, MP) -
Cancer Services
(Murphy, John, MP, Roxon, Nicola, MP) -
Terrorism
(Abbott, Tony, MP, Rudd, Kevin, MP) -
Child Care
(King, Catherine, MP, Ellis, Kate, MP) -
Second Sydney Airport
(Markus, Louise, MP, Rudd, Kevin, MP) -
Older Australians
(Saffin, Janelle, MP, Elliot, Justine, MP) -
Hospitals
(Coulton, Mark, MP, Rudd, Kevin, MP) -
Child Sexual Exploitation
(Collins, Julie, MP, O’Connor, Brendan, MP)
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Asylum Seekers
- QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE: ADDITIONAL ANSWERS
- PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS
- QUESTIONS TO THE SPEAKER
- APOLOGY TO THE FORGOTTEN AUSTRALIANS AND FORMER CHILD MIGRANTS
- DOCUMENTS
- FOREIGN ACQUISITIONS AND TAKEOVERS AMENDMENT BILL 2009
- CORPORATIONS AMENDMENT (IMPROVING ACCOUNTABILITY ON TERMINATION PAYMENTS) BILL 2009
- NATIONAL CONSUMER CREDIT PROTECTION BILL 2009
- NATIONAL CONSUMER CREDIT PROTECTION (TRANSITIONAL AND CONSEQUENTIAL PROVISIONS) BILL 2009
- CUSTOMS TARIFF AMENDMENT (INCORPORATION OF PROPOSALS) BILL 2009
- BUSINESS
- AUSCHECK AMENDMENT BILL 2009
- FEDERAL JUSTICE SYSTEM AMENDMENT (EFFICIENCY MEASURES) BILL (NO. 1) 2008
- HIGHER EDUCATION LEGISLATION AMENDMENT (STUDENT SERVICES AND AMENITIES) BILL 2009
- AUSCHECK AMENDMENT LEGISLATION 2009
- COMMITTEES
- HIGHER EDUCATION LEGISLATION AMENDMENT (STUDENT SERVICES AND AMENITIES) BILL 2009
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PETITIONS
- Marriage
- Hunting
- Youth Allowance
- Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney
- Northern Territory Intervention Strategy
- Youth Allowance
- Administration of Justice
- Administration of Justice
- Administration of Justice
- McMillan Electorate: Moe Infrastructure
- Australian Defence Force Cadets
- National Marriage Day
- Immigration
- Responses
- Statements
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COMMITTEES
- Corporations and Financial Services Committee
- Corporations and Financial Services Committee
- Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government Committee
- Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government Committee
- Health and Ageing Committee
- Health and Ageing Committee
- Employment and Workplace Relations Committee
- Employment and Workplace Relations Committee
- Industry, Science and Innovation Committee
- Industry, Science and Innovation Committee
- ADJOURNMENT
- Adjournment
- REQUEST FOR DETAILED INFORMATION
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Main Committee
- Start of Business
- CONSTITUENCY STATEMENTS
- COMMITTEES
- NATIVE TITLE AMENDMENT BILL (NO. 2) 2009
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STATEMENTS BY MEMBERS
- Maranoa Electorate: Warrego Highway
- Makin Electorate: School Science Projects
- Canning Electorate: Brickworks
- Dr Jacqui Dewar
- Petition: National Marriage Day
- Telstra Administrative Fee
- McMillan Electorate: Path of Achievement
- Hasluck Electorate: Kalamunda Schoolies Timor-Leste Trip
- Cowan Electorate: Petition
- TAX LAWS AMENDMENT (IMPROVING THE PRODUCER OFFSET) BILL 2009
- PRIVATE MEMBERS’ BUSINESS
- ASSISTING THE VICTIMS OF INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM BILL 2009
- PRIVATE MEMBERS’ BUSINESS
- GRIEVANCE DEBATE
- Adjournment
- QUESTIONS IN WRITING
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To the Honourable the Speaker and Members of the House of Representatives
The petitioners believe that the Youth Allowance changes proposed in the Federal Budget place another barrier to university participation for students in regional areas; unfairly discriminate against students currently undertaking a ‘gap’ year; and contradict other efforts to increase university participation by students from rural and regional Australia. We therefore ask the House to retain the 2nd and 3rd elements of the workforce criterion so that tertiary education is accessible to regional students.