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Senate Journal No. 3 - 30 September 2010
- 1 MEETING OF SENATE
- 2 PETITIONS
- 3 NOTICE
- 4 NOTICE OF MOTION WITHDRAWN
- 5 ORDER OF BUSINESS—REARRANGEMENT
- 6 POSTPONEMENTS
- 7 LEAVE OF ABSENCE
- 8 NATIVE TITLE AMENDMENT BILL (NO. 1) 2010
- 9 RURAL AFFAIRS AND TRANSPORT REFERENCES COMMITTEE—REFERENCE
- 10 COMMUNITY AFFAIRS REFERENCES COMMITTEE—REFERENCE
- 11 TRANSPORT SAFETY INVESTIGATION AMENDMENT (INCIDENT REPORTS) E BILL 2010E WATER (CRISIS POWERS AND FLOODWATER DIVERSION) BILL 2010E FOOD STANDARDS AMENDMENT (TRUTH IN LABELLING—PALM OIL) BILL 2010
- 12 FAIR WORK AMENDMENT (PAID PARENTAL LEAVE) BILL 2010
- 13 ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION (BEVERAGE CONTAINER DEPOSIT AND RECOVERY SCHEME) BILL 2010E DEFENCE AMENDMENT (PARLIAMENTARY APPROVAL OF OVERSEAS SERVICE) E BILL 2010E SPECIAL BROADCASTING SERVICE AMENDMENT (PROHIBITION OF DISRUPTIVE ADVERTISING) BILL 2010
- 14 STOLEN GENERATIONS REPARATIONS TRIBUNAL BILL 2010E FOOD SAFETY (TRANS FATS) BILL 2010
- 15 COMMONWEALTH ELECTORAL (ABOVE-THE-LINE VOTING) AMENDMENT E BILL 2010E NATIONAL INTEGRITY COMMISSIONER BILL 2010E PLEBISCITE FOR AN AUSTRALIAN REPUBLIC BILL 2010E BANKING AMENDMENT (DELIVERING ESSENTIAL FINANCIAL SERVICES) BILL 2010E PROTECTING CHILDREN FROM JUNK FOOD ADVERTISING (BROADCASTING AMENDMENT) BILL 2010
- 16 ALCOHOL TOLL REDUCTION BILL 2010E DRINK CONTAINER RECYCLING BILL 2010E RESPONSIBLE TAKEAWAY ALCOHOL HOURS BILL 2010
- 17 BILLS—RESTORATION TO NOTICE PAPER
- 18 TAXATION—MINING TAX—REVENUE ESTIMATES—ORDER FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS
- 19 TAXATION—MINING TAX—ORDER FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS
- 20 TAXATION—MINING TAX—GOVERNMENT ESTIMATES—ORDER FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS
- 21 NEW TAXES—SELECT COMMITTEE—APPOINTMENT
- 22 IMMIGRATION—AFGHAN NATIONALS—ASYLUM CLAIMS
- 23 INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS—AUSTRALIAN BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION COMMISSION—MR JOHN LLOYD
- 24 INDIGENOUS AUSTRALIANS—ABORIGINAL LAND—JAMES PRICE POINT
- 25 ENVIRONMENT—NORTHERN TERRITORY—ANGELA PAMELA URANIUM MINE
- 26 PARLIAMENT—CAMPAIGN FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A UNITED NATIONS PARLIAMENTARY ASSEMBLY
- 27 ENVIRONMENT—MONTARA COMMISSION OF INQUIRY—PROPOSED ORDER FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENT
- 28 HEALTH—FOOD LABELLING STANDARDS
- 29 SHADOW MINISTRY AND OTHER OFFICE HOLDERS—DOCUMENT
- 30 COMMITTEES—ADDITIONAL INFORMATION—ESTIMATES
- 31 JOINT COMMITTEES—APPOINTMENT
- 32 GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S OPENING SPEECH—ADDRESS-IN-REPLY
- 33 COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP
- 34 GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S OPENING SPEECH—ADDRESS-IN-REPLY
- 35 QUESTIONS
- 36 MOTIONS TO TAKE NOTE OF ANSWERS
- 37 AUDITOR-GENERAL—AUDIT REPORTS NOS 10 AND 11 OF 2010-11—DOCUMENTS
- 38 EMPLOYMENT—JOB SEEKER COMPLIANCE FRAMEWORK—DOCUMENT
- 39 TAXATION—HENRY TAX REVIEW—SUPERANNUATION—ORDER FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS—DOCUMENT
- 40 DOCUMENTS
- 41 DEPARTMENTAL AND AGENCY GRANTS—ORDER FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS—DOCUMENT
- 42 UNPROCLAIMED LEGISLATION—ORDER FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENT—DOCUMENT
- 43 COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP
- 44 ADVISORY COUNCIL ON AUSTRALIAN ARCHIVES—SENATE MEMBER OF COUNCIL
- 45 TAXATION—CARBON TAX
- 46 GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS—ORDERS OF THE DAY—CONSIDERATION
- 47 SELECTION OF BILLS—STANDING COMMITTEE—REPORT NO. 11 OF 2010
- 48 COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP
- 49 NEW TAXES—SELECT COMMITTEE—VARIATION OF APPOINTMENT
- 50 TAXATION—MINING TAX—REVENUE ESTIMATES—ORDER FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS—DOCUMENT
- 51 COMMITTEE REPORTS AND GOVERNMENT RESPONSES—ORDERS OF THE DAY—CONSIDERATION
- 52 AUDITOR-GENERAL'S REPORTS—ORDERS OF THE DAY—CONSIDERATION
- 53 COMMITTEES—MATTERS REFERRED TO COMMITTEES IN PREVIOUS PARLIAMENT
- 54 ADJOURNMENT
- 55 ATTENDANCE
RURAL AFFAIRS AND TRANSPORT REFERENCES COMMITTEE—REFERENCESenator Xenophon, pursuant to notice of motion not objected to as a formal motion, moved business of the Senate notice of motion no. 1—That the following matters be referred to the Rural Affairs and Transport References Committee for inquiry and report by 17 November 2010: (a) pilot experience requirements and the consequence of any reduction in flight hour requirements on safety; (b) the United States of America's Federal Aviation Administration Extension Act of 2010 which requires a minimum of 1 500 flight hours before a pilot is able to operate on regular public transport services and whether a similar mandatory requirement should be applied in Australia; (c) current industry practices to recruit pilots, including pay-for-training schemes and the impact such schemes may have on safety; (d) retention of experienced pilots;
(f) the capacity of the Civil Aviation Safety Authority to appropriately oversee and update safety regulations given the ongoing and rapid development of new technologies and skills shortages in the aviation sector; (g) the need to provide legislative immunity to pilots and other flight crew who report on safety matters and whether the United States and European approaches would be appropriate in the Australian aviation environment; (h) reporting of incidents to aviation authorities by pilots, crew and operators and the handling of those reports by the authorities, including the following incidents: (i) the Jetstar incident at Melbourne airport on 21 June 2007, and (ii) the Tiger Airways incident, en route from Mackay to Melbourne, on 18 May 2009; (i) how reporting processes can be strengthened to improve safety and related training, including consideration of the Transport Safety Investigation Amendment (Incident Reports) Bill 2010; and (j) any other related matters. Question put and passed. | |