

- Title
ENVIRONMENTAL LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL (NO. 1) 2000
In Committee
- Database
Senate Hansard
- Date
15-08-2000
- Source
Senate
- Parl No.
39
- Electorate
South Australia
- Interjector
CHAIRMAN, The
- Page
16376
- Party
ALP
- Presenter
- Status
Final
- Question No.
- Questioner
- Responder
- Speaker
Bolkus, Sen Nick
- Stage
In Committee
- Type
- Context
Bills
- System Id
chamber/hansards/2000-08-15/0107
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Hansard
- Start of Business
- REPRESENTATION OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA
- LOOF, MR RUPERT, CBE
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QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
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Goods and Services Tax: Petrol Prices
(Murphy, Sen Shayne, Kemp, Sen Rod) -
Goods and Services Tax: Car Industry
(Ferris, Sen Jeannie, Minchin, Sen Nick) -
Goods and Services Tax: Savings Bonus
(McKiernan, Sen Jim, Newman, Sen Jocelyn) -
Information Technology
(Watson, Sen John, Alston, Sen Richard) -
Goods and Services Tax: Savings Bonus
(Evans, Sen Chris, Newman, Sen Jocelyn) -
Banking: Practices
(Murray, Sen Andrew, Kemp, Sen Rod) -
Goods and Services Tax: Savings Bonus
(Hutchins, Sen Steve, Newman, Sen Jocelyn) -
Human Rights: China
(Harradine, Sen Brian, Hill, Sen Robert) -
Employment: Return to Work Program
(McLucas, Sen Jan, Newman, Sen Jocelyn) -
Rural and Regional Australia: Employment
(Macdonald, Sen Sandy, Macdonald, Sen Ian) -
Child Care: Funding
(Collins, Sen Jacinta, Newman, Sen Jocelyn) -
Battery Hens
(Bartlett, Sen Andrew, Alston, Sen Richard) -
Goods and Services Tax: Savings Bonus
(Denman, Sen Kay, Newman, Sen Jocelyn)
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Goods and Services Tax: Petrol Prices
- ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
- PETITIONS
- NOTICES
- AVIATION FUEL CONTAMINATION
- COMMITTEES
- COMMITTEES
- ENVIRONMENT: QUEENSLAND LAND CLEARING
- COMMITTEES
- LAUWERS, MR VINNY
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ENVIRONMENTAL LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL (NO. 1) 2000
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In Committee
- O'Brien, Sen Kerry
- Campbell, Sen Ian
- Bolkus, Sen Nick
- Brown, Sen Bob
- Bolkus, Sen Nick
- Hill, Sen Robert
- Bartlett, Sen Andrew
- Brown, Sen Bob
- Hill, Sen Robert
- Brown, Sen Bob
- Hill, Sen Robert
- Brown, Sen Bob
- Hill, Sen Robert
- Brown, Sen Bob
- Bolkus, Sen Nick
- Hill, Sen Robert
- Bolkus, Sen Nick
- Hill, Sen Robert
- Bolkus, Sen Nick
- Hill, Sen Robert
- Bolkus, Sen Nick
- Hill, Sen Robert
- Bolkus, Sen Nick
- Hill, Sen Robert
- Bartlett, Sen Andrew
- Brown, Sen Bob
- Hill, Sen Robert
- Brown, Sen Bob
- Brown, Sen Bob
- Bolkus, Sen Nick
- Brown, Sen Bob
- Bolkus, Sen Nick
- Brown, Sen Bob
- Bartlett, Sen Andrew
- Hill, Sen Robert
- Brown, Sen Bob
- Bolkus, Sen Nick
- Bartlett, Sen Andrew
- Brown, Sen Bob
- Bartlett, Sen Andrew
- Bolkus, Sen Nick
- Stott Despoja, Sen Natasha
- Brown, Sen Bob
- Brown, Sen Bob
- Bartlett, Sen Andrew
- Brown, Sen Bob
- Bolkus, Sen Nick
- Brown, Sen Bob
- Bartlett, Sen Andrew
- Brown, Sen Bob
- Hill, Sen Robert
- Brown, Sen Bob
- Bolkus, Sen Nick
- Bolkus, Sen Nick
- Bartlett, Sen Andrew
- Brown, Sen Bob
- Hill, Sen Robert
- Bartlett, Sen Andrew
- Bolkus, Sen Nick
- Hill, Sen Robert
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In Committee
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RENEWABLE ENERGY (ELECTRICITY) BILL 2000
RENEWABLE ENERGY (ELECTRICITY) (CHARGE) BILL 2000 - ADJOURNMENT
- DOCUMENTS
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QUESTIONS ON NOTICE
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Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade: Cost of Legal Advice Provided from Attorney-General's Department
(Faulkner, Sen John, Vanstone, Sen Amanda) -
Port Hedland Detention Centre: Detainees
(Brown, Sen Bob, Vanstone, Sen Amanda) -
Department of Communications, Information Technology and the Arts: Rents Paid
(Ray, Sen Robert, Alston, Sen Richard) -
Department of Employment, Workplace Relations and Small Business: Rents Paid
(Ray, Sen Robert, Alston, Sen Richard) -
Department of Industry, Science and Resources: Rents Paid
(Ray, Sen Robert, Minchin, Sen Nick) -
Australian Defence Force Personnel: Fringe Benefits Tax
(Conroy, Sen Stephen, Kemp, Sen Rod) -
Non-Government Schools: Students
(Brown, Sen Bob, Ellison, Sen Chris) -
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade: Fringe Benefits Tax Paid
(O'Brien, Sen Kerry, Hill, Sen Robert) -
Department of Family and Community Services: Fringe Benefits Paid
(O'Brien, Sen Kerry, Newman, Sen Jocelyn) -
Australian National Training Authority Annual Report: Unit Costs
(Carr, Sen Kim, Ellison, Sen Chris) -
Australian Electoral Commission: Provision of Electoral Rolls to the Department of Family and Community Services
(Ray, Sen Robert, Newman, Sen Jocelyn) -
Australian Electoral Commission: Provision of Electoral Rolls to the Department of the Environment and Heritage
(Ray, Sen Robert, Hill, Sen Robert) -
Renewable Energy Commercialisation Program: Applications
(Brown, Sen Bob, Hill, Sen Robert) -
Telephone Sex Providers: Compliance
(Allison, Sen Lyn, Alston, Sen Richard) -
Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet: New Tax System Consultants
(Faulkner, Sen John, Hill, Sen Robert) -
Department of the Environment and Heritage: New Tax System Consultants
(Faulkner, Sen John, Hill, Sen Robert) -
Department of Family and Community Services: New Tax System Consultants
(Faulkner, Sen John, Newman, Sen Jocelyn) -
Department of Immigration and Multicultural Affairs: New Tax System Consultants
(Faulkner, Sen John, Vanstone, Sen Amanda) -
Rural and Regional Australia: Infrastructure Spending
(Allison, Sen Lyn, Alston, Sen Richard) -
Cocos Islands: Medical Evacuations
(Crossin, Sen Trish, Macdonald, Sen Ian)
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Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade: Cost of Legal Advice Provided from Attorney-General's Department
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Senator BOLKUS (5:38 PM)
—The opposition oppose this amendment. This is an area which we think demands greater attention than three clauses as part of an overall environment bill. Genetic engineering is an area with a whole range of diverse issues which have to be addressed and I do not think they are adequately addressed by the way that Senator Brown is pursuing this this afternoon. That is while keeping in mind that there is a bill before the parliament at the moment with a more holistic, comprehensive approach to the area. That bill will be subject to enormous scrutiny in this place and there will be public submissions through the Senate committee process, which I am sure will lead to quite substantial amendment of that legislation. The whole area needs greater diversity and scrutiny. Secondly, to us an immediate moratorium for the next five years is not the way to go. It might very well be impractical, but we are not in the business of embracing something like this without any real assessment of the implications of it.