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Hansard
- Start of Business
- MINISTERIAL ARRANGEMENTS
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QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
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Australian National Line
(Senator HILL, Senator COLLINS) -
Drought
(Senator BURNS, Senator COLLINS) -
Australian National Line
(Senator SHORT, Senator COLLINS) -
Breast Cancer
(Senator NEAL, Senator CROWLEY) -
University Charges for Professional Training Diplomas
(Senator BELL, Senator SCHACHT) -
Uruguay Round
(Senator COLSTON, Senator McMULLAN) -
Australian National Line
(Senator GIBSON, Senator COLLINS) -
Woodchipping
(Senator CHAMARETTE, Senator COLLINS) -
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
(Senator ALSTON, Senator McMULLAN) -
NRMA
(Senator BOURNE, Senator GARETH EVANS) -
Privatisation of Airports
(Senator PARER, Senator COLLINS) -
Small Business
(Senator CHILDS, Senator SCHACHT) -
Drought
(Senator BOSWELL, Senator COLLINS) -
Drugs in Sport
(Senator MURPHY, Senator FAULKNER) -
Drought
(Senator SANDY MACDONALD, Senator COLLINS) -
Employment
(Senator FORSHAW, Senator SCHACHT) -
Aboriginal Health
(Senator CROWLEY)
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Australian National Line
- PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS
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QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
- Drought
- PRIVILEGE
- PETITIONS
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NOTICES OF MOTION
- Interest Rates
- Days and Hours of Meeting
- Breast Cancer
- Regulations and Ordinances Committee
- Breast Cancer
- Drought
- Rights of the Child
- Breast Cancer
- Australian Democrats
- Haiti
- Uranium Mining
- Madina, Ms Sawsan
- Austudy
- Maritime Strike
- Ageing Population
- Hinchinbrook Island
- Student Unions
- Bougainville
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COMMITTEES
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Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Committee
- Extension of Time
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Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Committee
- ORDER OF BUSINESS
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COMMITTEES
- Industry, Science, Technology, Transport, Communications and Infrastructure Committee
- DOCUMENTS
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PARLIAMENTARY PRIVILEGES AMENDMENT (ENFORCEMENT OF LAWFUL ORDERS) BILL 1994
- Report of Privileges Committee
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NOTICES OF MOTION
- Parliamentary Privileges Amendment (Enforcement of Lawful Orders) Bill 1994
- Public Interest Secrecy Committee
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COMMITTEES
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Estimates Committee D
- Additional Information
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Estimates Committee E
- Additional Information
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Estimates Committee D
- ASSENT TO LAWS
- STATES GRANTS (GENERAL PURPOSES) BILL 1994
- BROADCASTING OF PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS
- ABORIGINAL EDUCATION (SUPPLEMENTARY ASSISTANCE) AMENDMENT BILL 1994
- GRAIN LEGUMES LEVY AMENDMENT BILL 1994 [COGNATE BILLS: COARSE GRAINS LEVY AMENDMENT BILL 1994 OILSEEDS LEVY AMENDMENT BILL 1994]
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GRAIN LEGUMES LEVY AMENDMENT BILL 1994
- Second Reading
- COARSE GRAINS LEVY AMENDMENT BILL 1994
- OILSEEDS LEVY AMENDMENT BILL 1994
- ORDER OF BUSINESS
- MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS
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ADJOURNMENT
- Aboriginal Deaths in Custody
- Media Censorship
- Australian National Line
- DOCUMENTS
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ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
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Australian Taxation Office: Purchase of Coffee Mugs
(Senator Calvert, Senator Cook) -
Trade: Assistance to Companies
(Senator Brownhill, Senator McMullan) -
Telecom: Complaints
(Senator Chamarette, Senator Bolkus) -
Fringe Benefits Tax
(Senator Parer, Senator Cook) -
Yanda Airlines
(Senator Sandy Macdonald, Senator Collins) -
Sewage Treatment Disposal Facilities in Albury
(Senator Coulter, Senator Faulkner) -
Child Support Agency
(Senator Knowles, Senator Cook) -
Industries Assistance Commission
(Senator Calvert, Senator Cook) -
Education: Chinese Students
(Senator Bell, Senator Schacht) -
Tourism: Forms and Publications
(Senator Reid, Senator Robert Ray) -
Export Market Development Grants Scheme
(Senator Spindler, Senator McMullan) -
Kurds
(Senator Chamarette, Senator Gareth Evans) -
Travel Expenses: Former Senator Richardson
(Senator Vanstone, Senator McMullan) -
Landmines
(Senator Woodley, Senator Robert Ray) -
Dasfleet: Corporate Uniform
(Senator Calvert, Senator McMullan) -
Defence Force: Mess Fees and Fitness Expenses
(Senator MacGibbon, Senator Robert Ray) -
Austudy
(Senator Margetts, Senator Schacht) -
Eritrea
(Senator Margetts, Senator Gareth Evans) -
Defence: Projects
(Senator Margetts, Senator Robert Ray) -
Submarines
(Senator Margetts, Senator Robert Ray) -
Nuclear Reactors
(Senator Margetts, Senator Gareth Evans) -
Nuclear Tests
(Senator Margetts, Senator Gareth Evans) -
Australian National Line: Employees
(Senator Kemp, Senator Collins) -
National Rail Authority: Employees
(Senator Kemp, Senator Collins) -
Children
(Senator Woodley, Senator Crowley) -
Nuclear Weapons
(Senator Margetts, Senator Gareth Evans) -
East Timor
(Senator Margetts, Senator Robert Ray) -
Defence: Pine Gap Facility
(Senator Margetts, Senator Robert Ray) -
Indonesia: Defence Force
(Senator Margetts, Senator Robert Ray) -
Primary Industries and Energy: Assertiveness Training Courses
(Senator Newman, Senator Collins) -
Best Practice Week
(Senator Calvert, Senator Robert Ray) -
Administrative Services: Marketing Services
(Senator Calvert, Senator McMullan)
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Australian Taxation Office: Purchase of Coffee Mugs
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Monday, 19 September 1994
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Senator GIBSON
—My question is directed the Minister representing the Minister for Transport. Further to the disgraceful ANL settlement, which companies, apart from ANL, will benefit from the tax and other concessions given by the government to the shipping industry? What will be the annual cost to taxpayers of such concessions to these companies?
Senator COLLINS
—I have already answered the second part of the honourable senator's question twice, that is, that the Treasurer will be providing that specific information to the second part of the question.
Senator Parer
—Other companies.
Senator McMullan
—He didn't listen to the question.
Senator COLLINS
—That is right. In answer to the first part of the honourable senator's question, Senator Parer, the companies that will benefit will be all Australian shipping companies. I pointed out a few moments ago that these arrangements are not in fact exceptional. They have been in place in major maritime nations such as Great Britain for years.