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Senate Journal No. 67 - 10 November 2011
- 1 MEETING OF SENATE
- 2 QUARANTINE AMENDMENT (DISALLOWING PERMITS) BILL 2011
- 3 NOTICES
- 4 SELECTION OF BILLS—STANDING COMMITTEE—REPORT NO. 16 OF 2011
- 5 LEAVE OF ABSENCE
- 6 ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE—LEAVE TO MEET DURING SITTING
- 7 HISTORICAL EVENTS—REMEMBRANCE DAY
- 8 GAMBLING REFORM—JOINT SELECT COMMITTEE—LEAVE TO MEET DURING SITTING—VARIATION
- 9 EDUCATION, EMPLOYMENT AND WORKPLACE RELATIONS REFERENCES COMMITTEE—EXTENSION OF TIME TO REPORT
- 10 SENATORS' INTERESTS—STANDING COMMITTEE—EXTENSION OF TIME TO REPORT
- 11 FOREIGN AFFAIRS—CANADA—PRODUCTION AND TRADE OF ASBESTOS
- 12 AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION AMENDMENT (INTERNATIONAL BROADCASTING SERVICES) BILL 2011
- 13 SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY—VICTORIA—LATROBE VALLEY—CLEAN ENERGY
- 14 CULTURE AND THE ARTS—CULTURAL HERITAGE
- 15 ENVIRONMENT—GREAT BARRIER REEF WORLD HERITAGE AREA
- 16 COMMITTEES—ADDITIONAL INFORMATION—ESTIMATES
- 17 TOBACCO PLAIN PACKAGING BILL 2011E TRADE MARKS AMENDMENT (TOBACCO PLAIN PACKAGING) BILL 2011
- 18 EXCISE TARIFF AMENDMENT (CONDENSATE) BILL 2011E EXCISE LEGISLATION AMENDMENT (CONDENSATE) BILL 2011
- 19 MARITIME LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2011
- 20 QUESTIONS
- 21 MOTION TO TAKE NOTE OF ANSWERS
- 22 COMMUNICATIONS—AUSTRALIA NETWORK—TENDER PROCESS—ORDER FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS—STATEMENT BY LEAVE
- 23 DOCUMENTS
- 24 FOREIGN AFFAIRS—SRI LANKA—DOCUMENT
- 25 FOREIGN AFFAIRS—LIBYA—DOCUMENT
- 26 PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE—OFFICIAL VISIT TO THE UNITED KINGDOM—DOCUMENT
- 27 PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE—OFFICIAL VISIT TO THE UNITED KINGDOM, THE HAGUE, BRUSSELS AND TURKEY—DOCUMENT
- 28 PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE—OFFICIAL VISIT TO SINGAPORE, NEW ZEALAND AND TONGA—DOCUMENT
- 29 PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE—OFFICIAL VISIT TO THE KINGDOM OF MOROCCO—DOCUMENT
- 30 AUDITOR-GENERAL—AUDIT REPORT NO. 12 OF 2011-12—DOCUMENT
- 31 ENVIRONMENT, COMMUNICATIONS AND THE ARTS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE—REPORT—TELECOMMUNICATIONS LEGISLATION AMENDMENT (FIBRE DEPLOYMENT) BILL 2010—DOCUMENT
- 32 ENVIRONMENT—TASMANIAN FORESTS INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT—HARVESTING REQUIREMENTS—ORDER FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS—DOCUMENT
- 33 TRADE—EXPORT OF LIVE CATTLE TO INDONESIA—DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, FISHERIES AND FORESTRY—AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT SOLICITOR—DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND TRADE—ORDERS FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS—DOCUMENTS
- 34 TOBACCO PLAIN PACKAGING BILL 2011E TRADE MARKS AMENDMENT (TOBACCO PLAIN PACKAGING) BILL 2011
- 35 SAFETY, REHABILITATION AND COMPENSATION AMENDMENT (FAIR PROTECTION FOR FIREFIGHTERS) BILL 2011
- 36 COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP
- 37 ADJOURNMENT
- 38 ATTENDANCE
TOBACCO PLAIN PACKAGING BILL 2011E TRADE MARKS AMENDMENT (TOBACCO PLAIN PACKAGING) BILL 2011Order of the day read for the adjourned debate on the motion of the Minister for Small Business (Senator Sherry)—That these bills be now read a second time. Debate resumed. The question for the second reading was divided— Question—That the Tobacco Plain Packaging Bill 2011 be now read a second time—put and passed. Question—That the Trade Marks Amendment (Tobacco Plain Packaging) Bill 2011 be now read a second time—put. The Senate divided— AYES, 35 Senators— Arbib Bilyk Bishop Brown, Bob Cameron Carr Collins Crossin Di Natale Evans Faulkner Feeney Furner Gallacher Hanson-Young Hogg Ludlam Lundy Madigan Marshall McEwen (Teller) McLucas Milne Moore Polley Pratt Rhiannon Siewert Singh Stephens Sterle Thistlethwaite Urquhart Waters Wright NOES, 28 Senators— Abetz Adams Bernardi Birmingham Boyce Brandis Bushby (Teller) Cash Colbeck Edwards Eggleston Fawcett Fierravanti-Wells Fisher Heffernan Humphries Johnston Joyce Kroger Macdonald Mason McKenzie Parry Payne Ronaldson Scullion Sinodinos Williams Question agreed to. Bills read a second time. The Senate resolved itself into committee for the consideration of the bills. In the committee Bills taken together and as a whole by leave. Explanatory memorandum: The Parliamentary Secretary for Disabilities and Carers (Senator McLucas) tabled a supplementary explanatory memorandum relating to the government amendments to be moved to the Tobacco Plain Packaging Bill 2011.
Clause 2, pages 2 and 3 (table), omit the table (not including the note), substitute: Commencement information Column 1Column 2Column 3 Provision(s)CommencementDate/Details 1. Sections 1 to 16 and anything in this Act not elsewhere covered by this tableThe day this Act receives the Royal Assent. 2. Sections 17 to 27A1 October 2012.1 October 2012 3. Sections 28 and 29The day this Act receives the Royal Assent. 4. Sections 30 to 321 December 2012.1 December 2012 5. Sections 33 to 361 October 2012.1 October 2012 6. Sections 37 and 381 December 2012.1 December 2012 7. Section 391 October 2012.1 October 2012 8. Sections 40 and 411 December 2012.1 December 2012 9. Sections 42 to 461 October 2012.1 October 2012 10. Sections 47 and 481 December 2012.1 December 2012 11. Sections 49 to 801 October 2012.1 October 2012 12. Sections 81 and 82The day this Act receives the Royal Assent. 13. Sections 83 to 1051 October 2012.1 October 2012 14. Sections 106 to 109The day this Act receives the Royal Assent. Clause 18, page 21 (lines 7 to 9), omit paragraph (3)(c), substitute: (c) the inside lip of the cigarette pack must have straight edges, other than corners which may be rounded, and neither the lip, nor the
Page 28 (after line 11), after clause 27, insert:
27A Legal effect of sections 18 to 27 Sections 18 to 27 have no legal effect other than to specify requirements, and provide for regulations specifying requirements, for the purposes of the definition of tobacco product requirement in subsection 4(1). Note: Chapters 3 and 5 contain the offences and civil penalty provisions for failing to comply with a tobacco product requirement. The Tobacco Plain Packaging Bill 2011, as amended, and the Trade Marks Amendment (Tobacco Plain Packaging) Bill 2011 further debated and agreed to. The Tobacco Plain Packaging Bill 2011 to be reported with amendments and the Trade Marks Amendment (Tobacco Plain Packaging) Bill 2011 to be reported without amendments. The Acting Deputy President (Senator Pratt) resumed the chair and the Temporary Chair of Committees reported accordingly. On the motion of Senator McLucas the report from the committee was adopted. Senator McLucas moved—That these bills be now read a third time. Debate ensued. The question for the third reading was divided— Question—That the Tobacco Plain Packaging Bill 2011 be now read a third time—put and passed. Question—That the Trade Marks Amendment (Tobacco Plain Packaging) Bill 2011 be now read a third time—put and passed. Bills read a third time. | |