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Thursday, 20 March 2003
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Senator BARTLETT (Leader of the Australian Democrats) (3:33 PM)
—I seek leave to amend my amendment.
Leave granted.
Senator BARTLETT
—I move:
Paragraph (g), omit `condemns and' and `imminent'.
Obviously and unfortunately the attack is no longer `imminent'.
The DEPUTY PRESIDENT
—The question is that the amended amendment moved by Senator Bartlett be agreed to.
Senator Harradine
—Obviously, as with other honourable senators, I am studying what the effect of what that might be. You may go ahead with the amendment if you like.
The DEPUTY PRESIDENT
—I have to put the amendment, Senator Harradine. The debate has now closed. It is time for resolving the amendments and the motions.