

- Title
BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY IMPROVEMENT BILL 2005
BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY IMPROVEMENT (CONSEQUENTIAL AND TRANSITIONAL) BILL 2005
In Committee
- Database
Senate Hansard
- Date
07-09-2005
- Source
Senate
- Parl No.
41
- Electorate
Tasmania
- Interjector
Marshall, Gavin (The TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN)
- Page
1
- Party
LP
- Presenter
- Status
Final
- Question No.
- Questioner
- Responder
- Speaker
Abetz, Sen Eric
- Stage
In Committee
- Type
- Context
BILLS
- System Id
chamber/hansards/2005-09-07/0005
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Hansard
- Start of Business
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BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY IMPROVEMENT BILL 2005
BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY IMPROVEMENT (CONSEQUENTIAL AND TRANSITIONAL) BILL 2005 - COMMITTEES
- BUSINESS
- MATTERS OF PUBLIC INTEREST
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QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
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Telstra
(Wong, Sen Penny, Coonan, Sen Helen) -
National Accounts
(Mason, Sen Brett, Minchin, Sen Nick) -
Telstra
(Moore, Sen Claire, Coonan, Sen Helen) -
Wages
(Fifield, Sen Mitchell, Abetz, Sen Eric) -
Telstra
(Conroy, Sen Stephen, Coonan, Sen Helen) -
Conservation
(Scullion, Sen Nigel, Macdonald, Sen Ian) -
Telstra
(Allison, Sen Lyn, Coonan, Sen Helen) -
Local Community Initiatives
(Watson, Sen John, Patterson, Sen Kay) -
Telstra
(Sherry, Sen Nick, Minchin, Sen Nick) -
Nuclear Power
(Milne, Sen Christine, Patterson, Sen Kay) -
Telstra
(Kirk, Sen Linda, Coonan, Sen Helen) -
Working Holiday Maker Program
(Troeth, Sen Judith, Vanstone, Sen Amanda) -
Telstra
(Marshall, Sen Gavin, Minchin, Sen Nick) -
Threatened Species
(Eggleston, Sen Alan, Campbell, Sen Ian)
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Telstra
- QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE: TAKE NOTE OF ANSWERS
- PETITIONS
- NOTICES
- COMMITTEES
- NOTICES
- HURRICANE KATRINA
- MR DAVID HICKS
- COMMITTEES
- WORLD POVERTY
- MATTERS OF PUBLIC IMPORTANCE
- COMMITTEES
- BUDGET
- COMMITTEES
- TAX LAWS AMENDMENT (2005 MEASURES NO. 5) BILL 2005
- COMMITTEES
- PRIVILEGE
- BUSINESS
- DOCUMENTS
- ADJOURNMENT
- Adjournment
- DOCUMENTS
- QUESTIONS ON NOTICE
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Senator ABETZ (Special Minister of State) (9:35 AM)
—I think I see the point that Senator Murray is making in relation to the Building and Construction Industry Improvement Bill 2005. Yes, the legislation and the framework will allow it to cut both ways in relation to backdating to 9 March. We would not intend to use it in that way. In any event, as I understand it—and it has just been confirmed—these regulations would be disallowable by the parliament. I indicate that it would not be the government’s intention to use it in that way but, even if any future government were to get a rush of blood to its head in relation to that, it would be open for the parliament to disallow the regulation.