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Hansard
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PETITIONS
- Family Law Bill: Divorce
- Family Law Bill: Divorce
- Family Law Bill: Divorce
- Family Law Bill: Divorce
- Family Law Bill: Divorce
- Family Law Bill
- Family Law Bill
- Family Law Bill
- Family Law Bill
- Family Law Bill
- Family Law Bill
- Family Law Bill
- Family Law Bill
- Family Law Bill
- Family Law Bill
- Family Law Bill
- Family Law Bill
- Family Law Bill
- Humanitarian Assistance to National Liberation Movements
- Humanitarian Assistance to National Liberation Movements
- Taxation: Education Expenses
- Family Law Bill: Divorce
- MINISTERIAL ARRANGEMENTS
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QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
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FUEL SUPPLIES FOR OVERSEAS AIRLINES
(WITHERS, Reg, MURPHY, Lionel) -
CONCORDE AIRCRAFT
(MULVIHILL, James, CAVANAGH, James) -
POLITICAL REPORTING
(DRAKE-BROCKMAN, Thomas, MCCLELLAND, Douglas) -
BURDEKIN DAM
(KEEFFE, James, WRIEDT, Ken) -
PETROLEUM AND MINERALS AUTHORITY
(GREENWOOD, Ivor, MURPHY, Lionel) -
MEAT EXPORTS TO THE EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY
(DEVITT, Donald, WRIEDT, Ken) -
CHOLERA IN THE PHILIPPINES
(ANDERSON, Kenneth, WHEELDON, John) -
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES COMPENSATION
(BROWN, William, WHEELDON, John) -
INFLATION: PRICE OF MEAT
(YOUNG, Harold, MURPHY, Lionel) -
DECISIONS OF REPATRIATION AUTHORITIES
(MILLINER, Bertie, WHEELDON, John) -
INFLATION: GOVERNMENT POLICIES
(LAUCKE, Condor, MURPHY, Lionel) -
FAMILY LAW BILL: SUGGESTED AMENDMENTS
(MCCLELLAND, Jim, MURPHY, Lionel) -
RIVER MURRAY COMMISSION
(DAVIDSON, Gordon, MURPHY, Lionel) -
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES COMPENSATION
(POYSER, Arthur, WHEELDON, John) -
EDUCATION EXPENSES: TAXATION DEDUCTION
(SIM, John, MCCLELLAND, Douglas) -
IMPORTED BRANDY
(MCLAREN, Geoffrey, MURPHY, Lionel) -
CAPITAL GAINS TAX: RURAL PROPERTIES
(RAE, Peter, WRIEDT, Ken) -
ORTHODONTAL TREATMENT
(GRIMES, Don, WHEELDON, John) -
TELEPHONE SERVICES
(BAUME, Peter, BISHOP, Reginald) -
PUBLIC TELEPHONES: VANDALISM
(CAMERON, Donald Newton, BISHOP, Reginald) -
APPLE AND PEAR EXPORTS
(WEBSTER, James, WRIEDT, Ken) -
APPRENTICE TRAINING
(MELZER, Jean, MCCLELLAND, Douglas) -
LEYLAND MOTOR CORPORATION PLANT
(BONNER, Neville, MURPHY, Lionel) -
PURCHASES OF NEW MOTOR VEHICLES AND COLOUR TELEVISION SETS
(MCAULIFFE, Ronald, MURPHY, Lionel) -
NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING SCHEME
(BESSELL, Eric, BISHOP, Reginald) -
COMPANY MALPRACTICES
(PRIMMER, Cyril, MURPHY, Lionel) -
UNEMPLOYMENT
(MARRIOTT, John, MURPHY, Lionel)
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FUEL SUPPLIES FOR OVERSEAS AIRLINES
- BANKRUPTCY
- NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT
- RACIAL DISCRIMINATION BILL 1974
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SEAMEN'S COMPENSATION BILL 1974
- Second Reading
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COMPENSATION (AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES) BILL 1974
- Second Reading
- ACCOUNTABILITY OF STATUTORY CORPORATIONS
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AUSTRALIAN FILM COMMISSION BILL 1974
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Second Reading
- GUILFOYLE, Margaret
- MILLINER, Bertie
- HALL, Steele
- WEBSTER, James
- MCCLELLAND, Douglas
- GUILFOYLE, Margaret
- MCCLELLAND, Douglas
- GUILFOYLE, Margaret
- MCCLELLAND, Douglas
- GUILFOYLE, Margaret
- HALL, Steele
- MILLINER, Bertie
- GREENWOOD, Ivor
- HALL, Steele
- JESSOP, Donald
- GUILFOYLE, Margaret
- HALL, Steele
- MCCLELLAND, Douglas
- LAUCKE, Condor
- GREENWOOD, Ivor
- MULVIHILL, James
- HALL, Steele
- GREENWOOD, Ivor
- WOOD, Ian
- YOUNG, Harold
- Division
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Second Reading
- PERSONAL EXPLANATION
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AUSTRALIAN FILM COMMISSION BILL 1974
- GUILFOYLE, Margaret
- GUILFOYLE, Margaret
- MCCLELLAND, Douglas
- GUILFOYLE, Margaret
- GUILFOYLE, Margaret
- GREENWOOD, Ivor
- MISSEN, Alan
- CHAIRMAN, The
- HALL, Steele
- MCCLELLAND, Douglas
- GREENWOOD, Ivor
- MILLINER, Bertie
- HALL, Steele
- GUILFOYLE, Margaret
- Division
- Procedural Text
- GREENWOOD, Ivor
- GUILFOYLE, Margaret
- MISSEN, Alan
- HALL, Steele
- MILLINER, Bertie
- GUILFOYLE, Margaret
- JESSOP, Donald
- MCCLELLAND, Douglas
- Division
- GUILFOYLE, Margaret
- HALL, Steele
- MCCLELLAND, Douglas
- GUILFOYLE, Margaret
- HALL, Steele
- GUILFOYLE, Margaret
- GREENWOOD, Ivor
- MILLINER, Bertie
- MCCLELLAND, Douglas
- GUILFOYLE, Margaret
- MCCLELLAND, Douglas
- GUILFOYLE, Margaret
- WEBSTER, James
- MILLINER, Bertie
- GUILFOYLE, Margaret
- GUILFOYLE, Margaret
- MISSEN, Alan
- HALL, Steele
- GREENWOOD, Ivor
- HALL, Steele
- MCCLELLAND, Douglas
- HALL, Steele
- GUILFOYLE, Margaret
- MCCLELLAND, Douglas
- GUILFOYLE, Margaret
- MCCLELLAND, Douglas
- GUILFOYLE, Margaret
- GREENWOOD, Ivor
- MCCLELLAND, Douglas
- GUILFOYLE, Margaret
- Division
- ADJOURNMENT
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ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
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Education: Grants to States (Question No. 126)
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Certificates of Inexpediency (Question No. 136)
(BAUME, Peter, WRIEDT, Ken) -
Baltic States (Question No. 163)
(GREENWOOD, Ivor, MURPHY, Lionel) -
Repatriation Beneficiaries: Doctors' Fees (Question No. 170)
(BAUME, Peter, WHEELDON, John) -
Health Insurance (Question No. 193)
(BAUME, Peter, WHEELDON, John) -
Proposed National Health Scheme (Question No. 194)
(BAUME, Peter, WHEELDON, John) -
Doctors' Fee: Bulk Billing (Question No. 200)
(BAUME, Peter, WHEELDON, John) -
Western Australia: Trained Quarantine Staff (Question No. 206)
(WITHERS, Reg, WHEELDON, John) -
Quarantine Procedures (Question No. 210)
(WITHERS, Reg, WHEELDON, John) -
Fumigation of Ships (Question No. 212)
(WITHERS, Reg, WHEELDON, John)
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Education: Grants to States (Question No. 126)
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Senator LAWRIE (QUEENSLAND)
- I present 6 petitions, identical in wording, from 2, 6, 8, 12, 13 and 23 citizens of Australia respectively, in the following terms:
To the Honourable the President and members of the Senate of Australia in Parliament assembled: The humble Petition of the undersigned citizens of Australia respectfully showeth-
That in modern society which accepts divorce, the Law of Divorce should be fair to both parties. However we are very concerned about proposals to alter the law in the 'Family Law Bill 1974.'
1. The Family Law Bill 1974 would fundamentally change the institution of marriage itself, and all existing and future marriages.
2. The said Bill does not provide or protect the legal or social rights of women and children in the family.
3. The said Bill does not provide for either the training of suitable counsellors who can assist in conciliation procedures or for suitable initiatives to be taken prior to the breakdown of marriage.
Your petitioners therefore humbly pray that this Bill be tabled for six months and that all sections of the community be consulted on marriage, and the long term effects of such a Bill upon our Australian Society.
And your petitioners as in duty bound will ever pray.
Petitions received.
