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EXCISE TARIFF AMENDMENT BILL (No. 1) 1997
In Committee
- Database
Senate Hansard
- Date
27-08-1997
- Source
Senate
- Parl No.
38
- Electorate
WA
- Interjector
- Page
5779
- Party
LP
- Presenter
- Status
Final
- Question No.
- Questioner
- Responder
- Speaker
Senator ELLISON
- Stage
- Type
- Context
Bill
- System Id
chamber/hansards/1997-08-27/0034
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Hansard
- Start of Business
- HIGHER EDUCATION FUNDING AMENDMENT BILL (No. 1) 1997
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EXCISE TARIFF AMENDMENT BILL (No. 1) 1997
- Second Reading
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In Committee
- Senator MURRAY
- Senator SHERRY
- Senator MURRAY
- Senator MARGETTS
- Senator MURRAY
- Senator ELLISON
- Senator MARGETTS
- Senator SHERRY
- Senator ELLISON
- Senator SHERRY
- Senator ELLISON
- Senator SHERRY
- Senator ELLISON
- Senator MARGETTS
- Senator ELLISON
- Senator MARGETTS
- Senator ELLISON
- Senator HARRADINE
- Senator SHERRY
- Senator MURRAY
- Senator ELLISON
- Senator MARGETTS
- Senator ELLISON
- Senator MARGETTS
- Senator SHERRY
- Senator ELLISON
- Senator SHERRY
- Senator MURRAY
- Third Reading
- MATTERS OF PUBLIC INTEREST
- QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
- DISTINGUISHED VISITORS
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QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
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Sale of Commonwealth Buildings
(Senator MACKAY, Senator KEMP) -
Taxation Reform
(Senator WATSON, Senator KEMP) -
Firearms Buyback
(Senator HOGG, Senator ELLISON) -
Australian Public Service
(Senator ALLISON, Senator ALSTON) -
Privacy Scheme
(Senator BOLKUS, Senator ELLISON) -
Senate: Press Photographs
(Senator BROWN, The PRESIDENT) -
Australia on CD Program
(Senator FAULKNER, Senator ALSTON) -
Women
(Senator COONAN, Senator NEWMAN) -
Long Range Cruise Missiles
(Senator SCHACHT, Senator NEWMAN) -
Social Security Income and Assets Test
(Senator WOODLEY, Senator NEWMAN) -
Copyright
(Senator LUNDY, Senator ALSTON) -
ABC Weekend Regional Weather Reports
(Senator HEFFERNAN, Senator ALSTON) -
South Pacific Cruise Lines Ltd
(Senator O'BRIEN, Senator VANSTONE) -
Education: Indigenous Students
(Senator PATTERSON, Senator VANSTONE)
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Sale of Commonwealth Buildings
- ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
- ACCESS TO HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES BY SENATORS
- ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
- PETITIONS
- NOTICES OF MOTION
- ORDER OF BUSINESS
- COMMITTEES
- HIGHER EDUCATION: UNDERGRADUATE FEES AND ABSTUDY
- MATTERS OF URGENCY
- COMMITTEES
- MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS
- CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION (ELECTION) BILL 1997
- DOCUMENTS
- ADJOURNMENT
- Adjournment
- DOCUMENTS
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QUESTIONS ON NOTICE
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British Commonwealth Occupational Forces
(Senator Woodley, Senator Newman) -
Logging and Woodchipping
(Senator Murray, Senator Parer) -
Defence Force: Entitlements
(Senator Bourne, Senator Newman) -
East Timor
(Senator Bourne, Senator Hill) -
Department of Employment, Education, Training and Youth Affairs: Mr Dean McCarthy
(Senator Denman, Senator Vanstone) -
Tasmania: Regional Telecommunications Infrastructure Fund
(Senator Brown, Senator Alston) -
Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission
(Senator Kernot, Senator Ellison) -
Turkish Incursion into Northern Iraq
(Senator Carr, Senator Hill) -
Indian Port Facility
(Senator Lees, Senator Hill) -
Papua New Guinea: Export Finance and Insurance Corporation
(Senator Lees, Senator Hill) -
Separation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children from their Families
(Senator Bob Collins, Senator Ellison) -
Department of Veterans' Affairs: Appeal Mechanisms
(Senator Woodley, Senator Newman) -
Telstra: 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games
(Senator Allison, Senator Alston) -
Minister for Resources and Energy: Media Monitoring Services
(Senator Robert Ray, Senator Parer) - Procedural Text
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British Commonwealth Occupational Forces
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Wednesday, 27 August 1997
Page: 5779
Page: 5779
Senator ELLISON (Minister for Customs and Consumer Affairs and Minister Assisting the Attorney-General)(12.24 p.m.)
—I do not take issue with what you say, Senator Sherry. However, if we were to support the Greens amendment we would be treating fermented alcohol differently from the way it has been treated to the present day. That would be the introduction of a new tax—something we promised the people of Australia we would not do. I do not think I can put it any more simply than that.