

- Title
CRIMES AMENDMENT (CONTROLLED OPERATIONS) BILL 1996
In Committee
- Database
Senate Hansard
- Date
30-05-1996
- Source
Senate
- Parl No.
38
- Electorate
SA
- Interjector
- Page
1402
- Party
ALP
- Presenter
- Status
Final
- Question No.
- Questioner
- Responder
- Speaker
Senator BOLKUS
- Stage
- Type
- Context
Bill
- System Id
chamber/hansards/1996-05-30/0126
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Hansard
- Start of Business
- PETITIONS
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NOTICES OF MOTION
- Consideration of Legislation
- Regulations and Ordinances Committee
- Uranium Mining
- Snowy River
- Aussie's Coffee Shop
- Banking
- Port Lillias
- Budget Cuts
- Salinity
- Tully Millstream Project
- Logging and Woodchipping
- Drugs
- Land Clearing
- Higher Education Funding
- Commonwealth Ombudsman
- Daw Aung San Suu Kyi
- Water Pollution
- Greenhouse Gases
- Murray-Darling Basin
- COMMITTEES
- ORDER OF BUSINESS
- REPRESENTATION OF VICTORIA
- ORDER OF BUSINESS
- LEAVE OF ABSENCE
- ORDER OF BUSINESS
- LEAVE OF ABSENCE
- COMMITTEES
- CONSIDERATION OF LEGISLATION
- CONSIDERATION OF LEGISLATION
- INDEXED LISTS OF FILES
- COMMITTEES
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AIRPORTS BILL 1996
AIRPORTS (TRANSITIONAL) BILL 1996 - COMMITTEES
- CONSIDERATION OF LEGISLATION
- AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL
- CONSIDERATION OF LEGISLATION
- NOTICES OF MOTION
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SUPPLY (PARLIAMENTARY DEPARTMENTS) BILL 1996-97
SUPPLY BILL (No. 1) 1996-97
SUPPLY BILL (No. 2) 1996-97 -
CUSTOMS TARIFF (MISCELLANEOUS AMENDMENTS) BILL 1996
TELECOMMUNICATIONS (CARRIER LICENCE FEES) AMENDMENT BILL 1996 -
CRIMES AMENDMENT (CONTROLLED OPERATIONS) BILL 1996
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In Committee
- Senator SPINDLER
- Senator SPINDLER
- Senator BOLKUS
- Senator CHAMARETTE
- Senator VANSTONE
- Senator SPINDLER
- Senator BOLKUS
- Senator VANSTONE
- Senator BOLKUS
- Senator SPINDLER
- Senator VANSTONE
- Senator SPINDLER
- Senator VANSTONE
- Senator SPINDLER
- Senator BOLKUS
- Senator VANSTONE
- Senator BOLKUS
- Senator VANSTONE
- Senator SPINDLER
- Third Reading
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In Committee
- EDUCATION AND TRAINING LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 1996
- LOAN BILL 1996
- SYDNEY 2000 GAMES (INDICIA AND IMAGES) PROTECTION BILL 1996
- AUSTRALIAN SPORTS DRUG AGENCY AMENDMENT BILL 1996
- INDIGENOUS EDUCATION (SUPPLEMENTARY ASSISTANCE) AMENDMENT BILL 1996
- BILLS RETURNED FROM THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
- SOCIAL SECURITY LEGISLATION AMENDMENT (NEWLY ARRIVED RESIDENT'S WAITING PERIODS AND OTHER MEASURES) BILL 1996
- ORDER OF BUSINESS
- HOUSING ASSISTANCE BILL 1996
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QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
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Sale of Telstra
(Senator WHEELWRIGHT, Senator ALSTON) -
National Accounts Figures
(Senator MacGIBBON, Senator SHORT) -
Budget Deficit
(Senator SHERRY, Senator SHORT) -
Optus: Foreign Ownership
(Senator PATTERSON, Senator ALSTON) -
Housing
(Senator FAULKNER, Senator NEWMAN) -
Climate Change: Greenhouse Emissions
(Senator LEES, Senator HILL) -
Kakadu National Park
(Senator LUNDY, Senator HERRON) -
Land Fund
(Senator CHAMARETTE, Senator HERRON) -
Higher Education Funding
(Senator DENMAN, Senator VANSTONE) -
Equal Pay
(Senator MACKAY, Senator NEWMAN) -
Mahogany Glider
(Senator WOODLEY, Senator HILL) -
Defence Runways
(Senator FOREMAN, Senator NEWMAN) -
Mining Industry
(Senator TROETH, Senator PARER) -
Women
(Senator REID, Senator NEWMAN) -
Higher Education Funding
(Senator FAULKNER, Senator VANSTONE) -
Australian Defence Force Academy
(Senator NEWMAN) - Budget Deficit
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Land Fund
(Senator CHAMARETTE) -
Kakadu National Park
(Senator BOB COLLINS, Senator Hill, Senator Campbell)
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Sale of Telstra
- SHIPPING GRANTS LEGISLATION BILL 1996
- ACCESS TO INTERNET
- COALITION: ELECTION COMMITMENTS
- NOTICES OF MOTION
- MATTERS OF URGENCY
- DOCUMENTS
- HIGHER EDUCATION FUNDING
- COMMITTEES
- DOCUMENTS
- COMMITTEES
- PETITIONS
- COMMITTEES
- ADJOURNMENT
- Adjournment
- DOCUMENTS
- QUESTIONS ON NOTICE
Page: 1402
Senator BOLKUS(11.16 a.m.)
—On behalf of the opposition I would like to place on record that we do not support the sunset clause. We were supportive of the concept of an external accountability mechanism; but we understand why Senator Spindler has not proceeded with that.
The concept of a sunset clause in this legislation is one that is quite inappropriate for the sorts of operations we are talking about and for the time over which those operations may operate. By putting a sunset clause in you could jeopardise the act of operations. So, as an alternative to that, given the 12 months of operation, we obviously will be using the mechanisms of the parliament to assess how the operation of this act has been implemented—mechanisms either in here or through the committee process.
Senator Spindler, we do share your concern. That concern was driving both of us in terms of the external accountability mechanism. But, failing your amendment, this is not the appropriate way to go. We will resort to the mechanisms of this parliament to maybe check how the process is continuing. If it is not going as well as we would have hoped, then we can look at other options that the parliament has.