

- Title
TELECOMMUNICATIONS (INTERCEPTION) AND LISTENING DEVICE AMENDMENT BILL 1997
In Committee
- Database
Senate Hansard
- Date
23-09-1997
- Source
Senate
- Parl No.
38
- Electorate
WA
- Interjector
- Page
6760
- Party
LP
- Presenter
- Status
Final
- Question No.
- Questioner
- Responder
- Speaker
Senator ELLISON
- Stage
- Type
- Context
Bill
- System Id
chamber/hansards/1997-09-23/0150
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Hansard
- Start of Business
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QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
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Airservices Australia
(Senator SCHACHT, Senator ALSTON, The PRESIDENT) -
Greenhouse Gases
(Senator HEFFERNAN, Senator HILL) -
Information Economy
(Senator QUIRKE, Senator ALSTON) -
Resource Developments in Western Australia
(Senator EGGLESTON, Senator PARER) -
IT Outsourcing
(Senator BISHOP, Senator ALSTON, The PRESIDENT) -
Greenhouse Gases
(Senator LEES, Senator HILL) -
IT Outsourcing
(Senator LUNDY, Senator ALSTON) -
Common Youth Allowance
(Senator HARRADINE, Senator KEMP) -
Western Australia: Communications
(Senator NEAL, Senator ALSTON) -
Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission
(Senator PAYNE, Senator NEWMAN) -
Telstra
(Senator CHRIS EVANS, Senator ALSTON) -
Sugar
(Senator WOODLEY, Senator PARER) -
Small Business
(Senator COOK, Senator ALSTON) -
Small Business
(Senator O'CHEE, Senator KEMP) -
IT Outsourcing
(Senator BOLKUS, Senator ALSTON)
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Airservices Australia
- ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
- PETITIONS
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NOTICES OF MOTION
- Pilgrimage Project
- Natural Heritage Trust
- Radioactive Waste
- Unemployment
- Cotton
- Mr Bob Glading
- Environment, Recreation, Communications and the Arts References Committee
- Child Care
- Child Care
- Finance and Public Administration References Committee
- National Ethnic and Multicultural Broadcasters Council
- Child Abuse Prevention Strategy
- Energy Research
- Homeless People
- COMMITTEES
- ORDER OF BUSINESS
- COMMITTEES
- SOUTH PACIFIC CRUISE LINES LTD
- ADULT LEARNERS WEEK
- GREENHOUSE GASES
- GREENHOUSE GASES
- COMMITTEES
- SMALL SUPERANNUATION ACCOUNTS AMENDMENT BILL 1997
- BUDGET 1996-97
- BUDGET 1997-98
- BUDGET 1996-97
- BUDGET 1997-98
- COMMITTEES
- BILLS RETURNED FROM THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
- COMMITTEES
- VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING FUNDING AMENDMENT BILL 1997
- ASSENT TO LAWS
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TELECOMMUNICATIONS (INTERCEPTION) AND LISTENING DEVICE AMENDMENT BILL 1997
- Second Reading
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In Committee
- Senator MURRAY
- Senator ELLISON
- Senator BOLKUS
- Senator ELLISON
- Senator BOLKUS
- Senator MURRAY
- Senator ELLISON
- Senator BROWN
- Senator HARRADINE
- Senator MURRAY
- Senator BOLKUS
- Senator MURRAY
- Senator BOLKUS
- Senator MURRAY
- Senator BOLKUS
- Senator MURRAY
- Senator BOLKUS
- Senator MURRAY
- Senator BOLKUS
- Senator HARRADINE
- Senator ELLISON
- Senator BOLKUS
- Senator HARRADINE
- Senator BOLKUS
- Senator MURRAY
- Senator BOLKUS
- Senator MURRAY
- Senator COONEY
- Senator MURRAY
- Senator COONEY
- Senator MURRAY
- Senator BOLKUS
- Senator MURRAY
- Senator COONEY
- Senator HARRADINE
- Senator ELLISON
- Senator MURRAY
- Senator BOLKUS
- Senator MURRAY
- Senator MURRAY
- Senator COONEY
- DOCUMENTS
- PERSONAL EXPLANATION
- DOCUMENTS
- ADJOURNMENT
- Adjournment
- DOCUMENTS
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QUESTIONS ON NOTICE
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Forestry Tasmania
(Senator Brown, Senator Kemp) -
National Youth Suicide Strategy
(Senator Neal, Senator Newman) -
Hepatitis Vaccine Research
(Senator Harradine, Senator Herron) -
Australian Food Exports
(Senator Bob Collins, Senator Hill) -
Murdoch University: Commercial Development
(Senator Margetts, Senator Vanstone) -
National Women's Health Programs: Funding
(Senator Neal, Senator Herron) -
Minister for Social Security: Media Monitoring Services
(Senator Robert Ray, Senator Newman) -
Social Security: Payment Reviews
(Senator Woodley, Senator Newman) -
British Commonwealth Occupation Forces
(Senator Woodley, Senator Newman) -
Cassini Space Probe
(Senator Brown, Senator Hill) -
Women in Science: Engineering and Technology
(Senator Stott Despoja, Senator Ellison) -
Department of Administrative Services: Salary Packaging
(Senator Chris Evans, Senator Kemp)
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Forestry Tasmania
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Senator ELLISON (Minister for Customs and Consumer Affairs and Minister Assisting the Attorney-General)(5.39 p.m.)
—Senator Bolkus asked a question about the number of warrants that were issued last year. The figures we have available are for 1995-96 and they show that there were 747 warrants issued. They were contained in the Telecommunications (Interception) Act 1979 report that is provided for under the act, which is a very good mechanism indeed.
The judges have said that they are continuing to issue warrants on an interim basis only until alternative arrangements are made. That is only a temporary arrangement. This issue was not a problem when the 747 warrants were issued. So to rely on those numbers is by no means safe, because what we have now is only a temporary situation.