

- Title
TOBACCO ADVERTISING
- Database
Senate Hansard
- Date
25-10-2010
- Source
Senate
- Parl No.
43
- Electorate
Western Australia
- Interjector
- Page
625
- Party
AG
- Presenter
- Status
Final
- Question No.
- Questioner
- Responder
- Speaker
Siewert, Sen Rachel
- Stage
- Type
- Context
Motions
- System Id
chamber/hansards/2010-10-25/0056
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QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
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Federal Election
(Abetz, Sen Eric, Evans, Sen Chris (Leader of the Government in the Senate)) -
Economy
(Forshaw, Sen Michael, Wong, Sen Penny) -
Asylum Seekers
(Fisher, Sen Mary Jo, Carr, Sen Kim) -
National Broadband Network
(Wortley, Sen Dana, Conroy, Sen Stephen) -
Asylum Seekers
(Cash, Sen Michaelia, Carr, Sen Kim) -
Indigenous Suicide
(Siewert, Sen Rachel, Ludwig, Sen Joe) -
Murray-Darling Basin
(Payne, Sen Marise, Conroy, Sen Stephen) -
Indigenous Employment
(Crossin, Sen Trish, Arbib, Sen Mark) -
Budget
(Cormann, Sen Mathias, Evans, Sen Chris (Leader of the Government in the Senate), Evans, Sen Chris)
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Federal Election
- QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE: TAKE NOTE OF ANSWERS
- CONDOLENCES
- CONDOLENCES
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- LEAVE OF ABSENCE
- COMMITTEES
- NOTICES
- RESTORING TERRITORY RIGHTS (VOLUNTARY EUTHANASIA LEGISLATION) BILL 2010
- TOBACCO ADVERTISING
- MATTERS OF PUBLIC IMPORTANCE
- MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS
- DOCUMENTS
- COMMITTEES
- DELEGATION REPORTS
- PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE COMMISSIONER
- COMMITTEES
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CARER RECOGNITION BILL 2010
CIVIL DISPUTE RESOLUTION BILL 2010
FOOD STANDARDS AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND AMENDMENT BILL 2010
INTERNATIONAL TAX AGREEMENTS AMENDMENT BILL (NO. 2) 2010
NATIONAL HEALTH AMENDMENT (PHARMACEUTICAL BENEFITS SCHEME) BILL 2010
OZONE PROTECTION AND SYNTHETIC GREENHOUSE GAS MANAGEMENT AMENDMENT BILL 2010
PRIMARY INDUSTRIES (EXCISE) LEVIES AMENDMENT BILL 2010
PROTECTION OF THE SEA LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2010
SUPERANNUATION LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2010
TELECOMMUNICATIONS INTERCEPTION AND INTELLIGENCE SERVICES LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2010
TRADEX SCHEME AMENDMENT BILL 2010
VETERANS’ AFFAIRS AND OTHER LEGISLATION AMENDMENT (MISCELLANEOUS MEASURES) BILL 2010
NATIONAL SECURITY LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2010
PARLIAMENTARY JOINT COMMITTEE ON LAW ENFORCEMENT BILL 2010
OFFSHORE PETROLEUM AND GREENHOUSE GAS STORAGE LEGISLATION AMENDMENT (MISCELLANEOUS MEASURES) BILL 2010
OFFSHORE PETROLEUM AND GREENHOUSE GAS STORAGE (SAFETY LEVIES) AMENDMENT BILL 2010 - COMMITTEES
- DOCUMENTS
- MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS
- BUSINESS
- COMMITTEES
- SUPERANNUATION LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2010
- INTERNATIONAL TAX AGREEMENTS AMENDMENT BILL (NO. 2) 2010
- NATIONAL MEASUREMENT AMENDMENT BILL 2010
- SERVICE AND EXECUTION OF PROCESS AMENDMENT (INTERSTATE FINE ENFORCEMENT) BILL 2010
- WATER EFFICIENCY LABELLING AND STANDARDS AMENDMENT BILL 2010
- PROTECTION OF THE SEA LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2010
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- ADJOURNMENT
- Adjournment
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QUESTIONS ON NOTICE
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Pest and Weed Management
(Siewert, Sen Rachel, Ludwig, Sen Joe) -
Health and Ageing: Accommodation
(Humphries, Sen Gary, Ludwig, Sen Joe) -
British Nuclear Test Program
(Ludlam, Sen Scott, Sherry, Sen Nick) -
Internet Content
(Abetz, Sen Eric, Conroy, Sen Stephen) -
Medical Services Advisory Committee
(Milne, Sen Christine, Ludwig, Sen Joe) -
Northern Territory: Mandatory Leases
(Siewert, Sen Rachel, Arbib, Sen Mark)
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Pest and Weed Management
Page: 625
Senator SIEWERT (4:46 PM)
—I move:
That the Senate—
(a) notes that 30 September 2010 marked the 60th anniversary of the landmark 1950 report by Doll and Hill in the British Medical Journal identifying beyond doubt that smoking causes lung cancer;
(b) acknowledges that since then more than 960 000 Australians have died because they smoked and that given current rates our nation will reach the millionth Australian death from smoking in 2013;
(c) welcomes the introduction of further measures to tackle smoking related harm, including plain packaging and increased taxation measures and the formation of the Australian National Preventive Health Agency;
(d) raises concern that, despite legislation banning tobacco advertising, major tobacco companies funded and directed a $5 million advertising campaign to oppose plain packaging during the recent 2010 Federal election; and
(e) calls on the Government to introduce measures to restrict the ability of tobacco companies to engage in all forms of tobacco promotion, including direct and indirect advertising, advertising through third parties, public relations activities, lobbying activities and donations to political parties.
Question put.