

- Title
SJ No 82 - 01 JUNE 1988
THIRTY-SIX BILLS-DECLARATION OF URGENCY AND ALLOTMENT OF TIMES
- Database
Senate Journals
- Date
01-06-1988
- Source
Senate
- Parl No.
35
- Number
82
- Page
806
- Status
- System Id
chamber/journals/1988-06-01/0011
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Senate Journal No. 82 - 01 JUNE 1988
- 1 MEETING OF SENATE
- 2 PRAYERS
- 3 PETITIONS
- 4 NOTICES
- 5 LEGAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL AFFAIRS-STANDING COMMITTEE-REFERENCE
- 6 DIVISIONS AND QUORUM-SESSIONAL ORDER
- 7 INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS BILL 1988-PROPOSED SELECT COMMITTEE
- 8 NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION (EXPORTS) BILL 1988
- 9 ADMINISTRATION OF ABORIGINAL AFFAIRS-SELECT COMMITTEE
- 10 POSTPONEMENT
- 11 THIRTY-SIX BILLS-DECLARATION OF URGENCY AND ALLOTMENT OF TIMES
- 12 CONSTITUTION ALTERATION (RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS) 1988
- 13 CONSTITUTION ALTERATION (FAIR ELECTIONS) 1988
- 14 CALL OF THE SENATE
- 15 CONSTITUTION ALTERATION (PARLIAMENTARY TERMS) 1988
- 16 CONSTITUTION ALTERATION (LOCAL GOVERNMENT) 1988
- 17 CONSTITUTION ALTERATION (RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS) 1988
- 18 CONSTITUTION ALTERATION (FAIR ELECTIONS) 1988
- 19 DIVISION LIST ALTERATION
- 20 QUESTIONS
- 21 NOTICE OF MOTION WITHDRAWN
- 22 SCRUTINY OF BILLS-STANDING COMMITTEE-9TH REPORT AND 9TH ALERT DIGEST
- 23 AVIATION FUEL REVENUES (SPECIAL APPROPRIATION) BILL 1988
- 24 CIVIL AVIATION BILL 1988
- 25 ANIMAL WELFARE-SELECT COMMITTEE-KANGAROOS-REPORT
- 26 ADJOURNMENT
- 27 ATTENDANCE
THIRTY-SIX BILLS-DECLARATION OF URGENCY AND ALLOTMENT OF TIMES- Declaration of Urgency: The Manager of Government Business (Senator Evans), having declared the following Bills to be Urgent Bills- Constitution Alteration (Rights and Freedoms) 1988 Constitution Alteration (Fair Elections) 1988 Constitution Alteration (Parliamentary Terms) 1988 Constitution Alteration (Local Government) 1988 Aviation Fuel Revenues (Special Appropriation) Bill 1988 Migration Amendment Bill 1988 Departure Tax Amendment Bill 1988 Departure Tax Collection Amendment Bill 1988 Commonwealth Authorities Legislation (Pay-roll Tax) Amendment Bill 1988 Primary Industries (Recovery of Levy Collection Expenses) Bill 1988 National Health Amendment Bill 1988 Local Government (Financial Assistance) Amendment Bill 1988 Fertilisers Subsidy Amendment Bill 1988 Customs Tariff (Rate Alteration) Bill 1988 Civil Aviation Bill 1988 Social Security Amendment Bill 1988 Community Services and Health Legislation Amendment Bill 1988 States Grants (Schools Assistance) Amendment Bill 1988 States Grants (Tertiary Education Assistance) Amendment Bill 1988 Employment, Education and Training Bill 1988 Commonwealth Employees' Rehabilitation and Compensation Bill 1988 United States Naval Communication Station (Civilian Employees) Bill 1988 Customs Tariff Amendment Bill 1988 Customs Tariff Amendment Bill (No. 2) 1988 Anti-Dumping Authority Bill 1988 Customs Legislation (Anti-Dumping Amendments) Bill 1988 Customs Tariff (Anti-Dumping) Amendment Bill 1988 Taxation Laws Amendment Bill (No. 2) 1988 Crimes Legislation Amendment Bill 1988 Crimes Legislation Amendment Bill (No. 2) 1988 Referendum (Machinery Provisions) Amendment Bill 1988 Research and Development Legislation Amendment Bill 1988 Superannuation Benefit (Interim Arrangement) Bill 1988 Defence (Superannuation Interim Arrangement) Amendment Bill 1988 Audit Amendment Bill 1988 Australian Film Commission Amendment Bill 1988 moved-That these Bills be considered Urgent Bills. Proposed suspension of Standing Orders: The Leader of the Opposition in the Senate (Senator Chaney), pursuant to contingent notice, moved-That so much of Standing Order 407b be suspended as would prevent debate taking place on the motion. Closure: Senator Evans moved-That the Question (Senator Chaney's proposed motion be now put. Question-That the Question be now put-put and negatived. Debate ensued. Closure: Senator Evans moved-That the Question (Senator Chaney's proposed motion) be now put. Question-That the Question be now put-put. The Senate divided AYES, 38Senators- Aulich Beahan Black Bolkus Burns Button Childs Coates Collins Colston Cook Cooney Coulter Crowley Devereux Devlin Evans Foreman Gietzelt Giles Haines Jenkins McKiernan (Teller) McLean McMullan Macklin Maguire Morris Powell Ray Reynolds Richardson Sanders Schacht Sibraa Tate Walsh Zakharov NOES, 34Senators- Alston Archer Baume, Michael Baume, Peter Bishop Bjelke-Petersen Boswell Calvert Chaney Chapman Crichton-Browne Durack Hamer Harradine Hill Knowles Lewis MacGibbon McGauran Messner Newman Panizza Parer Patterson Puplick Reid Sheil Short Stone Tambling (Teller) Teague Vanstone Walters Watson And so it was resolved in the affirmative. Question-That Senator Chaney's motion be agreed to-put accordingly and negatived. Question-That these Bills be considered Urgent Bills-put. The Senate divided AYES, 38Senators- Aulich Beahan Black Bolkus Burns Button Childs Coates Collins Colston Cook Cooney Coulter Crowley Devereux Devlin Evans Foreman Gietzelt Giles Haines Jenkins McKiernan (Teller) McLean McMullan Macklin Maguire Morris Powell Ray Reynolds Richardson Sanders Schacht Sibraa Tate Walsh Zakharov NOES, 34Senators- Alston Archer Baume, Michael Baume, Peter Bishop Bjelke-Petersen Boswell Calvert Chaney Chapman Crichton-Browne Durack Hamer Harradine Hill Knowles Lewis MacGibbon McGauran Messner Newman Panizza Parer Patterson Puplick Reid Sheil Short Stone Tambling (Teller) Teague Vanstone Walters Watson And so it was resolved in the affirmative. Allotment of times: Senator Evans moved-That the times allotted for the consideration of the Bills be as follows:
WEDNESDAY, 1 JUNE 1988
Constitution Alteration (Rights and Freedoms) 1988 Constitution Alteration (Fair Elections) 1988 Constitution Alteration (Parliamentary Terms) 1988 Constitution Alteration (Local Government) 1988 Remaining stages up to and including adoption of reports from Committees and fixing time for third reading-12.30 p.m.
Third Readings commencing, and Questions to be put, immediately after the Call of the Senate Aviation Fuel Revenues (Special Appropriation) Bill 1988 Migration Amendment Bill 1988 Departure Tax Amendment Bill 1988 Departure Tax Collection Amendment Bill 1988 Commonwealth Authorities Legislation (Pay-roll Tax) Amendment Bill 1988 Primary Industries (Recovery of Levy Collection Expenses) Bill 1988 National Health Amendment Bill 1988 Local Government (Financial Assistance) Amendment Bill 1988 Fertilisers Subsidy Amendment Bill 1988 Customs Tariff (Rate Alteration) Bill 1988 Commencing no later than 3.05 p.m. or immediately upon conclusion of consideration of the Constitution Alteration Bills, whichever is the later-Remaining stages to 7 p.m. Civil Aviation Bill 1988 Remaining stages to 8 p.m.
THURSDAY, 2 JUNE 1988
Commencing no later than 10.10 a.m. and, after Question Time, re-commencing no later than 3.05 p.m. Social Security Amendment Bill 1988 1 hour Community Services and Health Legislation Amendment Bill 1988 1 1/2 hours States Grants (Schools Assistance) Amendment Bill 1988 States Grants (Tertiary Education Assistance) Amendment Bill 1988 1 1/2 hours Employment, Education and Training Bill 1988 Commonwealth Employees' Rehabilitation and Compensation Bill 1988 United States Naval Communication Station (Civilian Employees) Bill 1988 1 1/2 hours Customs Tariff Amendment Bill 1988 Customs Tariff Amendment Bill (No. 2) 1988 Anti-Dumping Authority Bill 1988 1 1/2 hours Customs Legislation (Anti-Dumping Amendments) Bill 1988 Customs Tariff (Anti-Dumping) Amendment Bill 1988 1 1/2 hours Taxation Laws Amendment Bill (No. 2) 1988 1 hour Crimes Legislation Amendment Bill 1988 Crimes Legislation Amendment Bill (No. 2) 1988 30 minutes Referendum (Machinery Provisions) Amendment Bill 1988 30 minutes Research and Development Legislation Amendment Bill 1988 30 minutes Superannuation Benefit (Interim Arrangement) Bill 1988 Defence (Superannuation Interim Arrangement) Amendment Bill 1988. 1 hour Audit Amendment Bill 1988 30 minutes Australian Film Commission Amendment Bill 1988. 30 minutes
Closure: Senator Evans moved-That the Question be now put. Question-That the Question be now put-put and passed. Question-That the times allotted for the consideration of the Bills be agreed to-put accordingly and passed. | |