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Title: HVP No 69 - 02 September 2020

House of Representatives

2 SUSPENSION OF STANDING ORDERS MOVED
Database: House Votes and Proceedings

Date: 02-09-2020
Source: House of Reps
Number: 69
Page: 1141
Status: Final
Federation Chamber / Main Committee: no
System Id: chamber/votes/41f4b26e-4654-42f8-863d-4f3dc5ad3755/0003

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2 SUSPENSION OF STANDING ORDERS MOVED

Mr Bowen moved—That so much of the standing orders be suspended as would prevent the Member for McMahon from moving the following motion immediately—That the House:

(1) notes:

(a) two weeks ago today, the Prime Minister and Minister for Health claimed to have signed a COVID-19 vaccine supply deal with AstraZeneca;

(b) when the Minister for Health quoted AstraZeneca in the House on 1 September 2020, he omitted the company’s clarification that it had only signed a “letter of intent”, and that “there are still many details to be confirmed”; and

(c) in contrast to Australia’s one letter of intent, at least 17 countries have signed at least 49 supply agreements, covering at least six billion doses of potential COVID-19 vaccines; and

(2) therefore, calls on the Minister for Health to lay on the table by no later than 9.30 am on Thursday, 3 September 2020, the so-called ‘deal’ with AstraZeneca referred to by the Minister for Health, and to explain to the House whether a single dose of any potential COVID-19 vaccine has been secured for Australia.

Closure of Member

Mr Tehan (Minister for Education) moved—That the Member be no longer heard.

Question—put.

The House divided (the Speaker, Mr A. D. H. Smith, in the Chair)—

AYES, 40

Dr Allen	Mr Gee	Mrs McIntosh	Mr Sukkar
Mrs K. L. Andrews	Dr Gillespie	Mr Morrison	Mr Taylor
Mrs Archer	Ms Hammond	Mr O’Dowd	Mr Tehan
Ms Bell	Mr Hawke	Mr Pasin	Mr Tudge
Mr Coulton	Mr Hunt	Mr Pitt	Mr van Manen
Mr Dutton	Mr Joyce	Mr Porter	Mr Vasta
Mr Falinski	Mr Leeser	Ms Price	Mr Wallace
Mr Fletcher	Ms Ley	Mr Ramsey*	Mrs Wicks
Ms Flint*	Mr Littleproud	Mr Robert	Mr Wyatt
Mr Frydenberg	Mr McCormack	Mr Simmonds	Mr Zimmerman

NOES, 36

Mr Albanese	Mr Clare	Dr Leigh	Ms Rishworth
Dr Aly	Ms Collins	Ms McBain	Ms Sharkie
Mr Bowen	Mrs Elliot	Ms McBride	Mr Snowdon
Mr Burke	Mr Fitzgibbon	Mr B. K. Mitchell	Ms Stanley*
Ms Burney	Dr Freelander*	Ms Murphy	Ms Steggall
Mr M. C. Butler	Mr Giles	Mr O’Connor	Ms Swanson
Ms T. M. Butler	Dr Haines	Ms Owens	Ms Templeman
Dr Chalmers	Mr Hayes	Mrs Phillips	Mr Watts
Ms L. M. Chesters	Mr Jones	Ms Plibersek	Mr J. H. Wilson

* Tellers

Pairs

Mr Evans	Ms O’Neil
Mr Young	Mr R. G. Mitchell
Mr Thompson	Ms M. M. H. King
Mr Hogan	Mr Perrett
Mr Ted O’Brien	Ms C. F. King
Mr Hastie	Mr Georganas
Mr Laming	Mr Hill
Mr Drum	Mr Dick
Mr Alexander	Ms Bird
Mr K. J. Andrews	Mr Burns
Mr Irons	Mr Gosling
Mr Connelly	Mr Neumann
Mr Goodenough	Ms Payne
Mr Pearce	Mr Thistlethwaite
Mr Broadbent	Mr Byrne
Mr Wood	Mr Zappia
Mr Conaghan	Dr Mulino
Mr Christensen	Ms Coker
Mr Morton	Mr Shorten
Mr Stevens	Ms Vamvakinou
Mr Entsch	Mr Dreyfus
Mr Buchholz	Mr Champion
Mrs Marino	Mr Keogh
Mr Sharma	Ms Thwaites
Mr C. Kelly	Ms Rowland
Mr T. R. Wilson	Ms Wells
Mr Coleman	Mr Conroy
Ms Liu	Ms Kearney
Dr Martin	Ms Ryan
Ms Landry	Mr Husic
Mr R. J. Wilson	Mr Marles
Mr D. J. Chester	Ms Claydon
Dr McVeigh	Mr Khalil
Mr L. S. O’Brien	Mr D. P. B. Smith
Mr Howarth	Mr Gorman

And so it was resolved in the affirmative.

Ms Burney (seconder) addressing the House—

Closure of Member

Mr Tehan moved—That the Member be no longer heard.

Question—put.

The House divided (the Speaker, Mr A. D. H. Smith, in the Chair)—

AYES, 40

Dr Allen	Mr Gee	Mrs McIntosh	Mr Sukkar
Mrs K. L. Andrews	Dr Gillespie	Mr Morrison	Mr Taylor
Mrs Archer	Ms Hammond	Mr O’Dowd	Mr Tehan
Ms Bell	Mr Hawke	Mr Pasin	Mr Tudge
Mr Coulton	Mr Hunt	Mr Pitt	Mr van Manen
Mr Dutton	Mr Joyce	Mr Porter	Mr Vasta
Mr Falinski	Mr Leeser	Ms Price	Mr Wallace
Mr Fletcher	Ms Ley	Mr Ramsey*	Mrs Wicks
Ms Flint*	Mr Littleproud	Mr Robert	Mr Wyatt
Mr Frydenberg	Mr McCormack	Mr Simmonds	Mr Zimmerman

NOES, 36

Mr Albanese	Mr Clare	Dr Leigh	Ms Rishworth
Dr Aly	Ms Collins	Ms McBain	Ms Sharkie
Mr Bowen	Mrs Elliot	Ms McBride	Mr Snowdon
Mr Burke	Mr Fitzgibbon	Mr B. K. Mitchell	Ms Stanley*
Ms Burney	Dr Freelander*	Ms Murphy	Ms Steggall
Mr M. C. Butler	Mr Giles	Mr O’Connor	Ms Swanson
Ms T. M. Butler	Dr Haines	Ms Owens	Ms Templeman
Dr Chalmers	Mr Hayes	Mrs Phillips	Mr Watts
Ms L. M. Chesters	Mr Jones	Ms Plibersek	Mr J. H. Wilson

* Tellers

Pairs

Mr Evans	Ms O’Neil
Mr Young	Mr R. G. Mitchell
Mr Thompson	Ms M. M. H. King
Mr Hogan	Mr Perrett
Mr Ted O’Brien	Ms C. F. King
Mr Hastie	Mr Georganas
Mr Laming	Mr Hill
Mr Drum	Mr Dick
Mr Alexander	Ms Bird
Mr K. J. Andrews	Mr Burns
Mr Irons	Mr Gosling
Mr Connelly	Mr Neumann
Mr Goodenough	Ms Payne
Mr Pearce	Mr Thistlethwaite
Mr Broadbent	Mr Byrne
Mr Wood	Mr Zappia
Mr Conaghan	Dr Mulino
Mr Christensen	Ms Coker
Mr Morton	Mr Shorten
Mr Stevens	Ms Vamvakinou
Mr Entsch	Mr Dreyfus
Mr Buchholz	Mr Champion
Mrs Marino	Mr Keogh
Mr Sharma	Ms Thwaites
Mr C. Kelly	Ms Rowland
Mr T. R. Wilson	Ms Wells
Mr Coleman	Mr Conroy
Ms Liu	Ms Kearney
Dr Martin	Ms Ryan
Ms Landry	Mr Husic
Mr R. J. Wilson	Mr Marles
Mr D. J. Chester	Ms Claydon
Dr McVeigh	Mr Khalil
Mr L. S. O’Brien	Mr D. P. B. Smith
Mr Howarth	Mr Gorman

And so it was resolved in the affirmative.

Debate ensued.

Ms Plibersek addressing the House—

Closure

Mr Tehan moved—That the question be now put.

Question—That the question be now put—put.

The House divided (the Speaker, Mr A. D. H. Smith, in the Chair)—

AYES, 41

Dr Allen	Dr Gillespie	Mr Morrison	Mr Taylor
Mrs K. L. Andrews	Ms Hammond	Mr O’Dowd	Mr Tehan
Mrs Archer	Mr Hawke	Mr Pasin	Mr Tudge
Ms Bell	Mr Hunt	Mr Pitt	Mr van Manen
Mr Coulton	Mr Joyce	Mr Porter	Mr Vasta
Mr Dutton	Mr Leeser	Ms Price	Mr Wallace
Mr Falinski	Ms Ley	Mr Ramsey*	Dr Webster
Mr Fletcher	Mr Littleproud	Mr Robert	Mrs Wicks
Ms Flint*	Mr McCormack	Mr Simmonds	Mr Wyatt
Mr Frydenberg	Mrs McIntosh	Mr Sukkar	Mr Zimmerman
Mr Gee

NOES, 36

Mr Albanese	Mr Clare	Dr Leigh	Ms Rishworth
Dr Aly	Ms Collins	Ms McBain	Ms Sharkie
Mr Bowen	Mrs Elliot	Ms McBride	Mr Snowdon
Mr Burke	Mr Fitzgibbon	Mr B. K. Mitchell	Ms Stanley*
Ms Burney	Dr Freelander*	Ms Murphy	Ms Steggall
Mr M. C. Butler	Mr Giles	Mr O’Connor	Ms Swanson
Ms T. M. Butler	Dr Haines	Ms Owens	Ms Templeman
Dr Chalmers	Mr Hayes	Mrs Phillips	Mr Watts
Ms L. M. Chesters	Mr Jones	Ms Plibersek	Mr J. H. Wilson

* Tellers

Pairs

Mr Evans	Ms O’Neil
Mr Young	Mr R. G. Mitchell
Mr Thompson	Ms M. M. H. King
Mr Hogan	Mr Perrett
Mr Ted O’Brien	Ms C. F. King
Mr Hastie	Mr Georganas
Mr Laming	Mr Hill
Mr Drum	Mr Dick
Mr Alexander	Ms Bird
Mr K. J. Andrews	Mr Burns
Mr Irons	Mr Gosling
Mr Connelly	Mr Neumann
Mr Goodenough	Ms Payne
Mr Pearce	Mr Thistlethwaite
Mr Broadbent	Mr Byrne
Mr Wood	Mr Zappia
Mr Conaghan	Dr Mulino
Mr Christensen	Ms Coker
Mr Morton	Mr Shorten
Mr Stevens	Ms Vamvakinou
Mr Entsch	Mr Dreyfus
Mr Buchholz	Mr Champion
Mrs Marino	Mr Keogh
Mr Sharma	Ms Thwaites
Mr C. Kelly	Ms Rowland
Mr T. R. Wilson	Ms Wells
Mr Coleman	Mr Conroy
Ms Liu	Ms Kearney
Dr Martin	Ms Ryan
Ms Landry	Mr Husic
Mr R. J. Wilson	Mr Marles
Mr D. J. Chester	Ms Claydon
Dr McVeigh	Mr Khalil
Mr L. S. O’Brien	Mr D. P. B. Smith
Mr Howarth	Mr Gorman

And so it was resolved in the affirmative.

And the question—That the motion for the suspension of standing orders be disagreed to—being accordingly put—

The House divided (the Speaker, Mr A. D. H. Smith, in the Chair)—

AYES, 44

Dr Allen	Dr Gillespie	Mr Morrison	Mr Sukkar
Mrs K. L. Andrews	Dr Haines	Mr O’Dowd	Mr Taylor
Mrs Archer	Ms Hammond	Mr Pasin	Mr Tehan
Ms Bell	Mr Hawke	Mr Pitt	Mr Tudge
Mr Coulton	Mr Hunt	Mr Porter	Mr van Manen
Mr Dutton	Mr Joyce	Ms Price	Mr Vasta
Mr Falinski	Mr Leeser	Mr Ramsey*	Mr Wallace
Mr Fletcher	Ms Ley	Mr Robert	Dr Webster
Ms Flint*	Mr Littleproud	Ms Sharkie	Mrs Wicks
Mr Frydenberg	Mr McCormack	Mr Simmonds	Mr Wyatt
Mr Gee	Mrs McIntosh	Ms Steggall	Mr Zimmerman

NOES, 33

Mr Albanese	Mr Clare	Dr Leigh	Ms Plibersek
Dr Aly	Ms Collins	Ms McBain	Ms Rishworth
Mr Bowen	Mrs Elliot	Ms McBride	Mr Snowdon
Mr Burke	Mr Fitzgibbon	Mr B. K. Mitchell	Ms Stanley*
Ms Burney	Dr Freelander*	Ms Murphy	Ms Swanson
Mr M. C. Butler	Mr Giles	Mr O’Connor	Ms Templeman
Ms T. M. Butler	Mr Hayes	Ms Owens	Mr Watts
Dr Chalmers	Mr Jones	Mrs Phillips	Mr J. H. Wilson
Ms L. M. Chesters

* Tellers

Pairs

Mr Evans	Ms O’Neil
Mr Young	Mr R. G. Mitchell
Mr Thompson	Ms M. M. H. King
Mr Hogan	Mr Perrett
Mr Ted O’Brien	Ms C. F. King
Mr Hastie	Mr Georganas
Mr Laming	Mr Hill
Mr Drum	Mr Dick
Mr Alexander	Ms Bird
Mr K. J. Andrews	Mr Burns
Mr Irons	Mr Gosling
Mr Connelly	Mr Neumann
Mr Goodenough	Ms Payne
Mr Pearce	Mr Thistlethwaite
Mr Broadbent	Mr Byrne
Mr Wood	Mr Zappia
Mr Conaghan	Dr Mulino
Mr Christensen	Ms Coker
Mr Morton	Mr Shorten
Mr Stevens	Ms Vamvakinou
Mr Entsch	Mr Dreyfus
Mr Buchholz	Mr Champion
Mrs Marino	Mr Keogh
Mr Sharma	Ms Thwaites
Mr C. Kelly	Ms Rowland
Mr T. R. Wilson	Ms Wells
Mr Coleman	Mr Conroy
Ms Liu	Ms Kearney
Dr Martin	Ms Ryan
Ms Landry	Mr Husic
Mr R. J. Wilson	Mr Marles
Mr D. J. Chester	Ms Claydon
Dr McVeigh	Mr Khalil
Mr L. S. O’Brien	Mr D. P. B. Smith
Mr Howarth	Mr Gorman

And so it was resolved in the affirmative.

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