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- Start of Business
- PETITIONS
- QUESTION
- QUESTION
- QUESTION
- URBAN AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT
- PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS
- COMMITTEE OF PRIVILEGES
- PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS
- QUESTION
- GRIEVANCE DEBATE
- PRIVILEGE
- GOVERNMENT BUSINESS
- SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
- AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS BILL 1975
- AUSTRALIAN HOUSING CORPORATION BILL 1975
- SCOPE OF COMMISSION
- RESIGNATION OF MR SPEAKER
- QUESTION
- PRIVILEGE
- DAY OF MEETING AND PRECEDENCE TO FAMILY LAW BILL
- CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES
- DEPUTY CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES
- AUSTRALIAN HOUSING CORPORATION BILL 1975
- ADJOURNMENT
- Adjournment
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ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS UPON NOTICE
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Electoral (Question No. 1188)
(HUNT, Ralph, DALY, Fred) -
Social Welfare Commission (Question No. 1321)
(SNEDDEN, Billy, HAYDEN, Bill) -
Average Wage (Question No. 1353)
(LYNCH, Phillip, BOWEN, Lionel) -
Civil Aviation: Fire Fighting Services (Question No. 1498)
(STREET, Anthony, WALLIS, Laurie, JONES, Charles) -
Minister for Social Security: Staff (Question No. 1849)
(CONNOLLY, David, HAYDEN, Bill) -
Department of Customs and Excise (Question No. 1963)
(MCVEIGH, Tom, WHITLAM, Gough) -
Prime Minister's Overseas Mission (Question No. 1988)
(NIXON, Peter, WHITLAM, Gough)
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Electoral (Question No. 1188)
Mr MacKELLAR (Warringah)
-I wish to make a personal explanation, Mr Speaker.
Mr SPEAKER
-Does the honourable member claim to have been misrepresented?
Mr MacKELLAR
- I certainly do, Mr. Speaker. I would like the Minister for Labor and Immigration to substantiate that statement. I had no approach from his private secretary; there is nothing in writing. What he said is simply incorrect.
Dr Forbes
- On a point of order Is the Minister entitled under the privilege of Parliament to tell a monstrous lie? He is always doing this.
Mr SPEAKER
-Order! The honourable member will resume his seat There is no point of order involved and the honourable member knows it.
Mr Clyde Cameron (HINDMARSH, SOUTH AUSTRALIA)
-Mr Speaker,I ask that that be withdrawn.
Mr SPEAKER
-Order! The honourable member for Barker used the words 'monstrous lie'. The honourable member will withdraw that unparliamentary phrase ' monstrous lie '.
Dr Forbes
- I will withdraw it and substitute the words 'a monstrous untruth '.
Mr Clyde Cameron (HINDMARSH, SOUTH AUSTRALIA)
-Mr Speaker,I ask for an unconditional withdrawal.
Mr SPEAKER
-Order! The honourable member for Barker will withdraw it.
Dr Forbes
- Mr Speaker,is the expression monstrous untruth' unparliamentary? I ask for your ruling.
Mr SPEAKER
-I am asking the honourable member to make an unqualified withdrawal. If it is an untruth, say it is an untruth, without the adjective.
Dr Forbes
- I withdraw it and substitute 'an untruth'.
Mr Clyde Cameron (HINDMARSH, SOUTH AUSTRALIA)
- Mr Speaker,I -
Mr SPEAKER
Mr Clyde Cameron (HINDMARSH, SOUTH AUSTRALIA)
- Look, I don't give a damn what you say. I -
Opposition members- Name him! Name him!
Mr SPEAKER
-Order! I ask the Minister for Labor and Immigration to apologise to the Chair. I ask the Minister for Labor and Immigration to apologise to the Chair. I ask the Minister for Labor and Immigration to apologise to the Chair. Order! Is the Minister going to apologise?
Mr SPEAKER
-I name the Minister for Labor and Immigration.
Mr Sinclair
- I move:
That the honourable gentleman be suspended from the services of this House.
Mr Killen
- The Leader of the House should move that motion.
Mr Snedden
- It is his job.
Mr Malcolm Fraser
- Yes, it is his job.
Question put:
That the Minister for Labor and Immigration be suspended from the service of the House.
