

- Title
PRESIDENT: ELECTION
- Database
Senate Hansard
- Date
01-02-1994
- Source
Senate
- Parl No.
37
- Electorate
NSW
- Interjector
- Page
30
- Party
ALP
- Presenter
- Status
- Question No.
- Questioner
- Responder
- Speaker
Senator FAULKNER
- Stage
- Type
- Context
Miscellaneous
- System Id
chamber/hansards/1994-02-01/0032

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Hansard
- Start of Business
- PRESIDENT: RESIGNATION
- TASMANIA: VACANCY IN REPRESENTATION
- PRESIDENT: ELECTION
- PRESENTATION TO GOVERNOR-GENERAL
- THE SENATE
- PRAYERS
- MINISTERIAL ARRANGEMENTS
- SHADOW MINISTRY
-
QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
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Taxation: Leaded Petrol
(Senator HILL, Senator GARETH EVANS) -
Science and Technology
(Senator CHILDS, Senator SCHACHT) -
Member for Maribyrnong
(Senator KEMP, Senator GARETH EVANS) -
Workplace Bargaining
(Senator DENMAN, Senator FAULKNER) -
Industry
(Senator SPINDLER, Senator COOK) -
Rice
(Senator DEVEREUX, Senator COLLINS) -
Regional Development Study
(Senator BISHOP, Senator COOK) -
Industry
(Senator BURNS, Senator COOK) -
Privacy: Child Care
(Senator NEWMAN, Senator CROWLEY) -
AIDS
(Senator CHRIS EVANS, Senator RICHARDSON) -
Child Care
(Senator BOSWELL, Senator CROWLEY) -
McDonnell & East: Superannuation
(Senator KERNOT, Senator COOK) -
Prime Minister: Piggery
(Senator MICHAEL BAUME, Senator GARETH EVANS)
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Taxation: Leaded Petrol
- PRESIDENT: ELECTION
-
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
- Prime Minister: Piggery
- Regional Development Study
-
Prime Minister: Piggery
- Personal Explanation
-
PRESIDENT: ELECTION
- Senator WATSON
- Senator CHILDS
- Senator CRICHTON-BROWNE
- Senator McKIERNAN
- Senator PATTERSON
- Senator PARER
- Senator BELL
- Senator BURNS
- Senator FERGUSON
- Senator BROWNHILL
- Senator LOOSLEY
- Senator CALVERT
- Senator JONES
- Senator SHORT
- Senator KEMP
- Senator CRANE
- Senator COONEY
- Senator BISHOP
- Senator IAN MACDONALD
- Senator SHERRY
- JONES, MR ROB: DEATH
- PETITIONS
-
NOTICES OF MOTION
- Broadcasting of Proceedings
- Housing
- Bushfires
- Lawrence, Dr Carmen
- Youth: Electoral Enrolments
- Health Care and Retirement Incomes
- Tobacco
- Housing
- Procedure Committee
- Lawrence, Dr Carmen
- Bushfires
- Tobacco Advertising
- Property Leases
- Fuel Tax
-
ORDER OF BUSINESS
- Aborigines
- Index to Official Files
- MATTERS OF PUBLIC IMPORTANCE
-
COMMITTEES
- Finance and Public Administration Committee
- NEW SOUTH WALES: VACANCY IN REPRESENTATION
- ASSENT TO LAWS
-
COMMITTEES
- Family Law Committee
-
ADJOURNMENT
- Jones, Mr Rob: Death
- Hardy, Mr Frank: Death
- Bushfires
- Ministerial Reply
- DOCUMENTS
- PROCLAMATIONS
-
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
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Trade
(Senator Coulter, Senator Gareth Evans) -
Food Standards
(Senator Bell, Senator Cook) -
Chemicals
(Senator Bell, Senator Bolkus) -
Australian Centre for Furniture Design
(Senator Calvert, Senator Sherry) -
Macedonia (Amended Question and Answer)
(Senator Chamarette, Senator Gareth Evans) -
Tax Compensation for Sale of Government Enterprises
(Senator Newman, Senator McMullan) -
Snowy Mountains Engineering Corporation Ltd
(Senator Gibson, Senator McMullan) -
Treasury: Training Courses
(Senator Knowles, Senator McMullan) -
Finance: Training Courses
(Senator Knowles, Senator McMullan) -
Industry, Technology and Regional Development: Training Courses
(Senator Knowles, Senator Schacht) -
Attorney-General: Training Courses
(Senator Knowles, Senator Bolkus) -
Tourism: Training Courses
(Senator Knowles, Senator Schacht) -
Starfish
(Senator Newman, Senator Cook) -
Copyright
(Senator Kernot, Senator Bolkus) -
Multifunction Polis
(Senator Chapman, Senator Schacht) -
Vietnam Veterans
(Senator MacGibbon, Senator Faulkner) -
Child Migration Schemes
(Senator Chamarette, Senator Bolkus) -
Foreign Investment Review Board
(Senator Chamarette, Senator McMullan) -
Nursing Homes
(Senator Patterson, Senator Richardson) -
Snowy Mountains Engineering Corporation Ltd
(Senator Gibson, Senator McMullan) -
Taxation: International Profit Shifting
(Senator Watson, Senator McMullan) -
Oyster Point, Queensland
(Senator Reynolds, Senator Schacht) -
Finance: Conferences
(Senator Calvert, Senator McMullan) -
Employment, Education and Training: Removal Expenses
(Senator Calvert, Senator Robert Ray) -
Employment, Education and Training: Removal Expenses
(Senator Calvert, Senator Robert Ray) -
Immigration and Ethnic Affairs: Conferences
(Senator Calvert, Senator Bolkus) -
Attorney-General's Department: Outward Bound Courses
(Senator Calvert, Senator Bolkus) -
Veterans' Affairs: Furniture
(Senator Calvert, Senator Faulkner) -
Veterans' Affairs: Billiard Table
(Senator Calvert, Senator Faulkner) -
Parliament: Voting
(Senator Panizza, Senator Gareth Evans) -
Environment: Funding
(Senator Coulter, Senator Schacht) -
Diesel Fuel Rebate Scheme
(Senator Bell, Senator Cook) -
Child Care
(Senator Vanstone, Senator Crowley) -
Joint House Department: Furniture Refurbishing
(Senator Calvert, The President) -
Joint House Department: Candle Holders
(Senator Calvert, The President) -
Defence: Purchase of Drinking Glasses
(Senator Calvert, Senator Robert Ray) -
Defence: Purchase of Crockery
(Senator Calvert, Senator Robert Ray) -
Defence: Purchase of Chairs
(Senator Calvert, Senator Robert Ray) -
Tourism: Conference Facilities
(Senator Calvert, Senator Schacht) -
Defence: Canberra Staff
(Senator MacGibbon, Senator Faulkner) -
Defence Science and Personnel: SES Officers
(Senator MacGibbon, Senator Faulkner) -
Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders: Retrieval of Remains of Bodies from Overseas
(Senator Ian Macdonald, Senator Collins) -
Insect Repellent
(Senator Bell, Senator Richardson) -
Defence Force: Fringe Benefits
(Senator MacGibbon, Senator Faulkner) -
Defence Force: Removal Expenses
(Senator MacGibbon, Senator Faulkner) -
Uranium Ammunition
(Senator Chamarette, Senator Robert Ray)
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Trade
Page: 30
Senator FAULKNER (Manager of Government Business in the Senate)
—by leave—In informal discussions between myself, Senator Gareth Evans and Senator Hill about this matter, we discussed the need to have question time at an appropriate stage. An understanding was reached that in bringing question time forward we would, on the cessation of question time, go back to congratulatory speeches and valedictories. In so doing, Senator Sibraa would have an opportunity to make a contribution to the debate. That was the spirit in which the decision was taken: we wished to assist Senator Hill in his desire to bring question time forward. When informal arrangements like this are made it is appropriate that we operate in that spirit and I suggest that the earlier decision be adhered to.