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Hansard
- Start of Business
- COMMITTEES
- NATIONAL GREENHOUSE AND ENERGY REPORTING AMENDMENT BILL 2008
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QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
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Environment: Water Management
(Minchin, Sen Nick, Wong, Sen Penny) -
Economy
(Bishop, Sen Mark, Evans, Sen Chris (Leader of the Government in the Senate)) -
Budget Surplus
(Bushby, Sen David, Conroy, Sen Stephen) -
Climate Change
(Hurley, Sen Annette, Wong, Sen Penny) -
Russia
(Trood, Sen Russell, Faulkner, Sen John)
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Environment: Water Management
- DISTINGUISHED VISITORS
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QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
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Russia
(Ludlam, Sen Scott, Faulkner, Sen John) -
Ichthys Gas Project
(Johnston, Sen David, Carr, Sen Kim) -
Economy
(Furner, Sen Mark, Conroy, Sen Stephen) -
Budget
(Cormann, Sen Mathias, Ludwig, Sen Joe) -
Economy
(Crossin, Sen Trish, Sherry, Sen Nick) -
Government Contracts
(Fierravanti-Wells, Sen Concetta, Faulkner, Sen John)
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Russia
- QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE: ADDITIONAL ANSWERS
- QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE: TAKE NOTE OF ANSWERS
- PETITIONS
- NOTICES
- INDEPENDENT REVIEWER OF TERRORISM LAWS BILL 2008 [NO. 2]
- PRIME MINISTER OF NEW ZEALAND
- PRIVACY AWARENESS WEEK
- MATTERS OF PUBLIC IMPORTANCE
- MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS
- COMMITTEES
- TRADE PRACTICES LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2008
- FIRST SPEECH
- FIRST SPEECH
- COMMITTEES
- NATIONAL GREENHOUSE AND ENERGY REPORTING AMENDMENT BILL 2008
- HIGHER EDUCATION SUPPORT AMENDMENT (REMOVAL OF THE HIGHER EDUCATION WORKPLACE RELATIONS REQUIREMENTS AND NATIONAL GOVERNANCE PROTOCOLS REQUIREMENTS AND OTHER MATTERS) BILL 2008
- DOCUMENTS
- Adjournment
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Tuesday, 2 September 2008
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Senator MASON (6:46 PM)
—Minister, with great respect, if you look at section 60-1 you will see that, in the end, it is at the minister’s discretion and the minister will make the decision. It is that clear. So the government clearly does not oppose the idea of sanctions against universities. Clearly, the objection is the second objection—that the National Governance Protocols would micromanage universities. I asked this question before, Minister: which of the National Governance Protocols would be guilty of doing that?