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MOTIONS
Order for the Production of Documents
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Senate Hansard
- Date
09-05-2012
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Senate
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43
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2960
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AG
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Final
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Ludlam, Sen Scott
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MOTIONS
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chamber/hansards/c8a1094c-1e25-46e2-b93a-113c9a96ed31/0161
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Prime Minister and Cabinet (Question No. 1736)
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Senator LUDLAM (Western Australia) (15:44): I move:
That there be laid on the table by the Minister representing the Attorney-General, no later than noon on Thursday, 22 March 2012, information relating to the most recent meeting convened by the Secretary of the Attorney-General's Department, Mr Roger Wilkins, with Internet service providers and representatives of the film, television and music industries, including but not limited to:
(a) a list of invitees;
(b) a list of attendees;
(c) notes arising from the meeting;
(d) minutes arising from the meeting;
(e) any documentation issued to attendees;
(f) any internal departmental corresponĀdence regarding the meeting; and
(g) any documents relating to future meetings.
Question negatived.
Senator LUDLAM: by leave—Mr Deputy President, while I will not call a division, I would like the record to show that the Greens supported this proposal and the rest of the chamber opposed it.
The DEPUTY PRESIDENT: Senator Ludlam, that is now recorded.