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- Title
COMMITTEES
Australian Loan Council Committee
Reappointment
- Database
Senate Hansard
- Date
05-05-1993
- Source
Senate
- Parl No.
37
- Electorate
SA
- Interjector
The PRESIDENT
Senator Hill
- Page
102
- Party
AD
- Presenter
- Status
- Question No.
- Questioner
- Responder
- Speaker
Senator COULTER
- Stage
- Type
- Context
Committee
- System Id
chamber/hansards/1993-05-05/0051
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Hansard
- Start of Business
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PETITIONS
- National Flag
- National Flag
- Australian Research Fellowship
- Women and Work
- National Flag
- Toxic Waste
- Commonwealth Threatened Species Bill
- Burma
- Pay Television
- Oath/Affirmation of Allegiance
- National Flag
- Trade Practices Act
- Toxic Chemicals
- Adult Migrant Education Program
- Uranium: Mining and Export
- Pensioners: Shares
- Beirut: Australian Embassy
- Influenza Vaccine
- Parliament: Citizenship
- Food Labelling
- Australian Broadcasting Corporation
- Procedural Text
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NOTICES OF MOTION
- Republic
- Social Security Legislation Amendment Bill 1993
- Current Account Deficit
- Peace and Disarmament
- Current Account Deficit
- Legal System
- Balance of Payments
- Taxation
- Lead in Petrol
- Constitution
- Breast Cancer
- Social Security Amendment (Listed Securities) Bill 1993
- Republic
- Contingent Notices
- Rural Crisis
- Defence Cooperation
- Trade Unions
- Taxation
- The Senate
- Rural Crisis
- Australian National University Amendment (Autonomy) Bill 1993
- Parliament House: Lighting
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DOCUMENTS
- Tabling
- HEART DISEASE
- PRIVILEGE
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COMMITTEES
- Community Standards Committee
- PRIVILEGE
-
COMMITTEES
-
Australian Loan Council Committee
- Reappointment
-
Australian Loan Council Committee
- INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS (RESOLUTION OF BOYCOTTS) AMENDMENT BILL 1992 [1993]
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COMMITTEES
-
Superannuation Committee
- Reappointment
-
Superannuation Committee
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ORDER OF BUSINESS
- Procedures
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COMMITTEES
- Estimates
- PARLIAMENTARY SECRETARIES
-
COMMITTEES
- Estimates
- ORDER OF BUSINESS
- QUESTION TIME
- ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
- BENDER'S QUARRY
-
COMMITTEES
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Procedure Committee
- Reports
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Procedure Committee
- PARLIAMENTARY SECRETARIES
- ORDER OF BUSINESS
- GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH
- PARLIAMENTARY SECRETARIES
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QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
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Pay Television
(Senator ALSTON, Senator COLLINS) -
Former Yugoslavia
(Senator LOOSLEY, Senator GARETH EVANS) -
Pay Television
(Senator IAN MACDONALD, Senator COLLINS) -
Defence Force
(Senator DEVEREUX, Senator FAULKNER) -
Trade: Balance of Payments
(Senator SPINDLER, Senator COOK) -
Copyright: Thailand
(Senator BEAHAN, Senator COOK) -
Pay Television
(Senator TIERNEY, Senator COLLINS) -
Trade: Asia
(Senator BURNS, Senator COOK) -
Pay Television
(Senator MICHAEL BAUME, Senator RICHARDSON) -
Environmental Protection Authority in Western Australia
(Senator COULTER, Senator SCHACHT) -
Pay Television
(Senator BISHOP, Senator COLLINS) -
Space Programs
(Senator JONES, Senator SCHACHT) -
Drought Relief
(Senator BOSWELL, Senator COOK)
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Pay Television
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ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
- Environmental Protection Authority in Western Australia
- Space Programs
- MATTERS OF PUBLIC IMPORTANCE
- TEMPORARY CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES
- COMMITTEES
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DOCUMENTS
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Christmas Island Services Corporation
- Annual Report
-
Australian Institute of Family Studies
- Annual Report
-
Australian Education Council
- Reports
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission Act 1989
- Report
-
Aboriginal Benefit Trust Account
- Annual Report
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission Act 1989
- Report
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commercial Development Corporation
- Annual Report
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission
- Annual Report
- Auditor-General's Reports
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Christmas Island Services Corporation
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COMMITTEES
- Estimates
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Estimates Committee F
- Additional Information
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Estimates Committee B
- Additional Information
- PARLIAMENTARY SECRETARIES
- ADJOURNMENT
- DOCUMENTS
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ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
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Prime Minister and Cabinet: Function, Membership, Activities and Funding of Bodies
(Senator Alston, Senator Gareth Evans) -
Prime Minister and Cabinet: Media Releases
(Senator Alston, Senator Gareth Evans) -
ATSIC: Expenditure in Goldfields Region
(Senator Panizza, Senator Collins) -
ATSIC: Media Releases
(Senator Alston, Senator Collins)
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Prime Minister and Cabinet: Function, Membership, Activities and Funding of Bodies
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Wednesday, 5 May 1993
Page: 102
Page: 102
Senator COULTER
—I ask that general business notice of motion No. 17, standing in my name, be taken as formal business.
The PRESIDENT
—Is there any objection to this motion being taken as formal?
Senator Hill
—I raise a procedural matter, Mr President. I am happy that the motion be taken as formal if I might be allowed to move an amendment, in that we would like to see the committee reconstituted.
The PRESIDENT
—You will need leave.
Senator Hill
—You can refuse me leave. As a matter of explanation, I might say that I would seek to move the amendment in relation to each select committee that we now constitute or reconstitute. The amendment that I would seek leave to move would be in these terms:
That the chair and deputy chair of the committee be allocated among members nominated to the committee by the Leader of the Government in the Senate, the Leader of the Opposition in the Senate, and the minority groups and Independent senators by agreement between those leaders and minority groups and Independent senators, and, in the absence of agreement duly notified to the President, the allocation of the chairs and deputy chairs shall be determined by the Senate.
In other words, the amendment seeks to ensure that from now on, in the event that agreement cannot be reached, the chairmen of select committees shall be determined by the Senate rather than according to the practice that has been adopted in the past.
Leave not granted.
The PRESIDENT
—Is there any objection, therefore, to the motion being taken as formal?
Senator Hill
—Yes, I object.