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- Start of Business
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QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
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South Australian Election
(Senator HILL, Senator SCHACHT) -
Tourism
(Senator DENMAN, Senator SCHACHT) -
Sugar Refining
(Senator BOSWELL, Senator SCHACHT) -
South Africa
(Senator BEAHAN, Senator GARETH EVANS) -
Health Reforms
(Senator LEES, Senator RICHARDSON) -
US Nuclear Testing
(Senator MARGETTS, Senator SCHACHT) -
Waterfront Reform
(Senator PANIZZA, Senator COLLINS) -
Cultural Industries
(Senator CARR, Senator McMULLAN) -
International Arts Festival
(Senator PATTERSON, Senator McMULLAN) -
Australian Postal Services: Deregulation
(Senator BOURNE, Senator COLLINS) -
Trade Unions: Women Managers
(Senator TROETH, Senator CROWLEY) -
Immigration
(Senator COLSTON, Senator BOLKUS) -
GATT: Uruguay Round
(Senator BROWNHILL, Senator GARETH EVANS) -
Drink-driving Campaign
(Senator BURNS, Senator COLLINS) -
Vietnam
(Senator SHORT, Senator GARETH EVANS) -
Small Business: Job Creation
(Senator CHILDS, Senator SCHACHT) -
US Nuclear Testing
(Senator GARETH EVANS)
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South Australian Election
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ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
- Health Reforms
- PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS
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PETITIONS
- Chemical Registration
- Asylum Seekers
- United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child
- Asylum Seekers
- United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child
- Unrealised Capital Gains and Losses
- Wine Wholesale Sales Tax
- HMAS Huon
- UN Declaration
- Mabo
- Child Care
- Child Care
- Petrol Excise
- Credit Unions
- Procedural Text
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NOTICES OF MOTION
- Days and Hours of Meeting
- Regulations and Ordinances Committee
- Parliament House: Mail
- Community Affairs Committee
- South Australian Election
- Shares
- General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade
- Director of Public Prosecutions, Victoria
- Waterfront: Industrial Relations
- Queensland Labor Government
- Postgraduate Course Fees
- Australian Democrats
- Senator Ian Macdonald
- ORDER OF BUSINESS
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DOCUMENTS
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Australia-India Council
- Annual Report 1992-93
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Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions
- Annual Report
- Federal Court of Australia
- Department of Defence
- Department of Health, Housing, Local Government and Community Services
- Department of Defence
- Australian Taxation Office
- Supervising Scientist for the Alligator Rivers Region
- Australian Wool Industry Council
- Office of Film and Literature Classification and Film and Literature Board of Review
- Australian National Training Authority
- Auditor-General's Reports
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Australia-India Council
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COMMITTEES
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Industry, Science, Technology, Transport, Communications and Infrastructure Committee
- Reference
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Industry, Science, Technology, Transport, Communications and Infrastructure Committee
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INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS REFORM BILL 1993 INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS COURT (JUDGES' REMUNERATION) BILL 1993
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In Committee
- Senator BELL
- Senator CRANE
- Senator McMULLAN
- Senator MARGETTS
- Senator CRANE
- Senator McMULLAN
- Senator BELL
- Senator MARGETTS
- Senator CRANE
- Senator McMULLAN
- Senator CRANE
- Senator McMULLAN
- Senator BELL
- Senator MARGETTS
- Senator CRANE
- Senator McMULLAN
- Senator BELL
- Senator McMULLAN
- Senator CRANE
- Senator PARER
- Senator KEMP
- Senator BURNS
- Senator PANIZZA
- Senator PARER
- Senator BELL
- Senator KEMP
- Senator CHAPMAN
- Senator O'CHEE
- Senator HARRADINE
- Senator PARER
- Senator CRANE
- Senator SHERRY
- Senator CHAPMAN
- Senator CRANE
- Senator SHERRY
- Senator CRANE
- Senator FAULKNER
- Senator CRANE
- Senator FAULKNER
- Senator CRANE
- Senator FAULKNER
- Senator CRANE
- Senator FAULKNER
- Senator CRANE
- Senator PARER
- Senator BELL
- Senator PARER
- Senator KEMP
- Senator BELL
- Senator CRANE
- Senator BELL
- Senator KEMP
- Senator WOODLEY
- Senator CRANE
- Senator FAULKNER
- Senator FAULKNER
- Senator FAULKNER
- Senator BELL
- Senator CRANE
- Senator FAULKNER
- Senator BELL
- Senator CRANE
- Senator FAULKNER
- Senator FAULKNER
- Senator WOODLEY
- Senator O'CHEE
- Senator CHAPMAN
- Senator SHERRY
- Senator CRANE
- Senator SHERRY
- Senator O'CHEE
- Senator CHAPMAN
- Senator SHERRY
- Senator CHAPMAN
- Senator SHERRY
- Senator CHAPMAN
- Senator SHERRY
- Senator O'CHEE
- Senator SHERRY
- Senator O'CHEE
- Senator SHERRY
- Senator CHAPMAN
- Senator SHERRY
- Senator CHAPMAN
- Senator CRANE
- Senator MARGETTS
- Senator CRANE
- Senator BELL
- Senator BELL
- Senator SHERRY
- Senator SHERRY
- Senator CRANE
- Senator BELL
- Senator CRANE
- Senator BELL
- Senator CRANE
- Senator SHERRY
- Senator CRANE
- Senator SHERRY
- Senator CRANE
- Senator CHAPMAN
- Senator SHERRY
- Senator KEMP
- Senator SHERRY
- Senator CRANE
- Senator CHAPMAN
- Senator PARER
- Senator BELL
- Senator SHERRY
- Senator CRANE
- Senator CRANE
- Senator CHAPMAN
- Senator PARER
- Senator BELL
- Senator FAULKNER
- Senator CRANE
- Senator FAULKNER
- Senator CRANE
- Senator BELL
- Senator CRANE
- Senator FAULKNER
- Senator FAULKNER
- Senator CRANE
- Senator BELL
- Senator FAULKNER
- Senator BELL
- Senator MARGETTS
- Senator McMULLAN
- Senator CRANE
- Senator PARER
- Senator McMULLAN
- Senator MARGETTS
- Senator CRANE
- Senator McMULLAN
- Senator BELL
- Senator MARGETTS
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In Committee
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ADJOURNMENT
- Forests
- DOCUMENTS
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ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
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Awards and Agreements
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Arts and Administrative Services: Training Courses
(Senator Knowles, Senator McMullan) -
Chemicals
(Senator Bell, Senator Richardson) -
Defence Service Home Loans
(Senator Woodley, Senator Faulkner) -
Parliamentary Gold Passes
(Senator Calvert, Senator McMullan) -
ATSIC: Sponsorship
(Senator Ian Macdonald, Senator Collins)
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Awards and Agreements
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Monday, 13 December 1993
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Senator SHERRY (Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Primary Industries and Energy) (9.31 p.m.)
—My previous response applies. If it is religious grounds for a public purpose, there are some tests that would need to be looked at in terms of the way the business is conducted. We would need to examine the facts about how the particular institution is run.