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BILLS
- Work Health and Safety Bill 2011, Work Health and Safety (Transitional and Consequential Provisions) Bill 2011
- Work Health and Safety (Transitional and Consequential Provisions) Bill 2011
- Tax Laws Amendment (2011 Measures No. 7) Bill 2011
- Social Security Amendment (Student Income Support Reforms) Bill 2011
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Main Committee
- Start of Business
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CONSTITUENCY STATEMENTS
- Nuclear Weapons
- Isaacs Electorate: Carbon Pricing
- Shalit, Mr Gilad
- Holt Electorate: Lyndhurst Secondary College
- Macquarie Electorate: Blue Mountains Veterans Groups
- McEwen Electorate: Clean Energy Future Legislation
- Dunkley Electorate: Clean Energy Future Legislation
- Franklin Electorate: Community Cabinet
- Dawson Electorate: Water
- Paint Penrith REaD
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ADJOURNMENT
- Bradbury, David, MP
- Ngala
- Nobel Peace Prize, Iran
- Hilt, Ms Sarah
- Vietnam: Human Rights
- Every Australian Counts Campaign
- Regional Development Australia
- Leichhardt Electorate: Ellis Beach Surf Life Saving Club
- Breast Cancer
- Dementia
- Welcome to Australia
- Superannuation
- Coptic Christians in Egypt
- Coptic Christians in Egypt, Health
- Steel Industry
- Petition: Telecommunications
- Carbon Pricing
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QUESTIONS IN WRITING
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Fringe Benefits Tax (Question No. 395)
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Australian Submarine Rescue Vehicle Remora (Question No. 548)
(Robert, Stuart, MP, Smith, Stephen, MP) -
Immigration and Citizenship: Senior Executive Service (Question No. 565)
(Briggs, Jamie, MP, Bowen, Chris, MP) -
Building the Education Revolution Program (Question No. 582)
(Christensen, George, MP, Crean, Simon, MP)
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Fringe Benefits Tax (Question No. 395)
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Mr PYNE (Sturt—Manager of Opposition Business) (13:14): I will not delay the House long on this matter. I simply make the point that the government—having fought, for 2½ years against students from inner regional areas gaining access to the independent youth allowance, and having voted against it many times in this place with the support of some of the crossbenchers and in spite of some of the motions and amendments moved by the opposition—have backflipped on their previous opposition to including students in inner regional areas in the criteria for the independent youth allowance. I note that in order to do so they have dudded postgraduate students, ruining some students' lives while assisting others. But, because the opposition supports this bill and recognises that it is a complete backflip by the minister and the government to a bad decision that was made by the current Prime Minister some years ago, I will not delay the House any longer.