

- Title
BILLS
Carbon Credits (Carbon Farming Initiative) Bill 2011, Carbon Credits (Consequential Amendments) Bill 2011, Australian National Registry of Emissions Units Bill 2011
In Committee
- Database
Senate Hansard
- Date
16-08-2011
- Source
Senate
- Parl No.
43
- Electorate
- Interjector
- Page
4450
- Party
LP
- Presenter
- Status
Final
- Question No.
- Questioner
- Responder
- Speaker
Birmingham, Sen Simon
- Stage
Carbon Credits (Carbon Farming Initiative) Bill 2011, Carbon Credits (Consequential Amendments) Bill 2011, Australian National Registry of Emissions Units Bill 2011
- Type
- Context
BILLS
- System Id
chamber/hansards/729142ff-a329-4519-bc3f-f581327c4eaa/0052
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Hansard
- Start of Business
- PARLIAMENTARY REPRESENTATION
- PARLIAMENTARY OFFICE HOLDERS
- PRIVILEGE
- NOTICES
- BUSINESS
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BILLS
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Carbon Credits (Carbon Farming Initiative) Bill 2011, Carbon Credits (Consequential Amendments) Bill 2011, Australian National Registry of Emissions Units Bill 2011
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In Committee
- Parry, Sen Stephen
- Ludwig, Sen Joe
- Nash, Sen Fiona
- Ludwig, Sen Joe
- Nash, Sen Fiona
- Ludwig, Sen Joe
- Nash, Sen Fiona
- Ludwig, Sen Joe
- Nash, Sen Fiona
- Ludwig, Sen Joe
- Nash, Sen Fiona
- Ludwig, Sen Joe
- Nash, Sen Fiona
- Ludwig, Sen Joe
- Xenophon, Sen Nick
- Ludwig, Sen Joe
- Xenophon, Sen Nick
- Ludwig, Sen Joe
- Milne, Sen Christine
- Xenophon, Sen Nick
- Ludwig, Sen Joe
- Nash, Sen Fiona
- Ludwig, Sen Joe
- Nash, Sen Fiona
- Ludwig, Sen Joe
- Nash, Sen Fiona
- Birmingham, Sen Simon
- Xenophon, Sen Nick
- Ludwig, Sen Joe
- Xenophon, Sen Nick
- Ludwig, Sen Joe
- Birmingham, Sen Simon
- Milne, Sen Christine
- Birmingham, Sen Simon
- Xenophon, Sen Nick
- Birmingham, Sen Simon
- Ludwig, Sen Joe
- Xenophon, Sen Nick
- Ludwig, Sen Joe
- Birmingham, Sen Simon
- Macdonald, Sen Ian
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In Committee
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Carbon Credits (Carbon Farming Initiative) Bill 2011, Carbon Credits (Consequential Amendments) Bill 2011, Australian National Registry of Emissions Units Bill 2011
- SHADOW MINISTERIAL ARRANGEMENTS
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QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
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Climate Change
(Abetz, Sen Eric, Wong, Sen Penny) -
Economy
(Moore, Sen Claire, Wong, Sen Penny) -
Carbon Pricing
(Brandis, Sen George, Wong, Sen Penny) -
Palestine
(Brown, Sen Bob, Conroy, Sen Stephen) -
Carbon Pricing
(Cormann, Sen Mathias, Wong, Sen Penny) -
Budget
(Furner, Sen Mark, Sherry, Sen Nick) -
Carbon Pricing
(Payne, Sen Marise, Wong, Sen Penny) -
Coal Seam Gas
(Milne, Sen Christine, Wong, Sen Penny) -
Carbon Pricing
(Mason, Sen Brett, Wong, Sen Penny) -
Hospitals
(Brown, Sen Carol, Ludwig, Sen Joe)
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Climate Change
- ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS ON NOTICE
- QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE: TAKE NOTE OF ANSWERS
- CONDOLENCES
- PETITIONS
- NOTICES
- BUSINESS
- COMMITTEES
- MOTIONS
- FIRST SPEECH
- FIRST SPEECH
- MATTERS OF PUBLIC IMPORTANCE
- MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS
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DOCUMENTS
- Tabling
- COMMITTEES, Economics References Committee
- DOCUMENTS
- Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Report on Livestock Mortalities During Exports by Sea
- Agreements with Marshall Islands and with Mauritius
- Australian Customs and Border Protection Service Report 2009-10
- Defence Portfolio: Estimates of Proposed Expenditure for 2011-12
- Productivity Commission Report No. 53: Caring for Older Australians
- Productivity Commission Report No. 54: Disability Care and Support
- ADJOURNMENT
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QUESTIONS ON NOTICE
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Climate Change (Question No. 4)
(Brown, Sen Bob, Wong, Sen Penny) -
Infrastructure and Transport (Question No. 439)
(Ludlam, Sen Scott, Carr, Sen Kim) -
National Cycling Strategy (Question No. 537)
(Ludlam, Sen Scott, Carr, Sen Kim) -
National Rental Affordability Scheme (Question No. 571)
(Ludlam, Sen Scott, Wong, Sen Penny) -
Climate Change (Question No. 603)
(Cormann, Sen Mathias, Wong, Sen Penny) -
Carbon Pricing (Question No. 604)
(Cormann, Sen Mathias, Wong, Sen Penny) -
Carbon Pricing (Question No. 605)
(Cormann, Sen Mathias, Wong, Sen Penny) -
Carbon Pricing (Question No. 606)
(Cormann, Sen Mathias, Wong, Sen Penny) -
Climate Change (Question No. 607)
(Cormann, Sen Mathias, Wong, Sen Penny) -
Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs (Question Nos 609 and 610)
(Ryan, Sen Scott, Arbib, Sen Mark) -
Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs: Staffing (Question No. 621)
(Siewert, Sen Rachel, Arbib, Sen Mark) -
Mining (Question No. 657)
(Cormann, Sen Mathias, Wong, Sen Penny) -
Australian Defence Force Land: Mining (Question No. 658)
(Ludlam, Sen Scott, Wong, Sen Penny) -
Human Services (Question No. 662)
(Abetz, Sen Eric, Arbib, Sen Mark) -
Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy (Question No. 663)
(Abetz, Sen Eric, Conroy, Sen Stephen) -
Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy: Accommodation (Question No. 664)
(Abetz, Sen Eric, Conroy, Sen Stephen) -
Mining (Question No. 669)
(Milne, Sen Christine, Wong, Sen Penny) -
Act of Grace Payments (Question No. 671)
(Cormann, Sen Mathias, Wong, Sen Penny) -
Australian Federal Police (Question No. 680)
(Brown, Sen Bob, Ludwig, Sen Joe) -
Department of Parliamentary Services (Question No. 682)
(Faulkner, Sen John, Hogg, Sen John)
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Climate Change (Question No. 4)
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Senator BIRMINGHAM (South Australia) (13:44): I would just say that if the minister would rather get some evidence and come back to that issue when we deal with Senator Xenophon's other amendments that would be fine. I am just noting that, given we are in the section of amendments that deals with the excluded offsets projects and the minister has tabled this information, the 600-millimetre threshold is one of the early questions and I would appreciate some feedback from him on how that has been set. He can deal with that now while we are dealing with these amendments or deal with that when we return to dealing with Senator Xenophon's other set of amendments and considering the other issues there. That is up to him. I do not want to spoil the group love of unanimous endorsement of Senator Xenophon's amendments at present, but I think this is the appropriate zone in which to consider some of the issues related to these regulations. As I said, the 600-millimetre threshold is an early question that stands out as to why it has been set and who was involved in its setting.