

- Title
CRIMES AMENDMENT (CONTROLLED OPERATIONS) BILL 1996
In Committee
- Database
Senate Hansard
- Date
29-05-1996
- Source
Senate
- Parl No.
38
- Electorate
SA
- Interjector
The TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN (Senator Ferguson)
The TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN (Senator Childs)
- Page
1357
- Party
ALP
- Presenter
- Status
- Question No.
- Questioner
- Responder
- Speaker
Senator BOLKUS
- Stage
- Type
- Context
Bill
- System Id
chamber/hansards/1996-05-29/0141

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Hansard
- Start of Business
- PETITIONS
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NOTICES OF MOTION
- Hazardous Chemicals
- Legal and Constitutional References Committee
- Logging and Woodchipping
- Fitzroy River Dam
- Dumping of Jarosite at Sea
- Environment: Water Pollution
- ORDER OF BUSINESS
- NATIONAL RECONCILIATION WEEK
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COMMITTEES
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Finance and Public Administration Legislation Committee
- Report
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Finance and Public Administration Legislation Committee
- MEDICARE: REFUGEES
- SENATOR-ELECT FERRIS
- CONSIDERATION OF LEGISLATION
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COMMITTEES
- Superannuation Committee
- CONSIDERATION OF LEGISLATION
- CRIMES AMENDMENT (CONTROLLED OPERATIONS) BILL 1996
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MATTERS OF PUBLIC INTEREST
- Mr P.J. Keating: Piggery
- Second Sydney Airport
- Mr P.J. Keating: Piggery
- Television Gaming
- National Agenda for Women Grant Program Drought
- Hindmarsh Island Bridge
- Second Sydney Airport
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QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
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Higher Education Funding
(Senator McKIERNAN, Senator VANSTONE) -
Social Wage
(Senator KNOWLES, Senator HILL) -
Higher Education Funding
(Senator CROWLEY, Senator VANSTONE) -
Sale of Telstra
(Senator FERGUSON, Senator ALSTON) -
Native Title
(Senator CHRIS EVANS, Senator HERRON) -
Budget Deficit
(Senator KERNOT, Senator SHORT) -
Higher Education Funding
(Senator WEST, Senator VANSTONE) -
Taxation of Award Transport Payments
(Senator McGAURAN, Senator SHORT) -
Higher Education Funding
(Senator CARR, Senator VANSTONE) -
Violence in the Media
(Senator HARRADINE, Senator ALSTON) -
Australian Defence Force Academy
(Senator CONROY, Senator NEWMAN) -
Sale of Telstra
(Senator SHORT) -
Recycled Paper
(Senator SHORT) -
Family Court in Launceston
(Senator VANSTONE) -
Senator-elect Ferris
(Senator HERRON) - Budget Deficit
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Higher Education Funding
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COMMITTEES
-
Legal and Constitutional References Committee
- Report
-
Scrutiny of Bills Committee
- Report
- Membership
-
Legal and Constitutional References Committee
-
HOUSING ASSISTANCE BILL 1996
- First Reading
- Second Reading
-
AUSTRALIAN FEDERAL POLICE AMENDMENT BILL 1996
- First Reading
- Second Reading
- COMMITTEES
-
CRIMES AMENDMENT (CONTROLLED OPERATIONS) BILL 1996
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In Committee
- Senator VANSTONE
- Senator SPINDLER
- Senator BOLKUS
- Senator CHAMARETTE
- Senator COONEY
- Senator VANSTONE
- Senator SPINDLER
- Senator VANSTONE
- Senator SPINDLER
- Senator VANSTONE
- Senator COONEY
- Senator BOLKUS
- Senator SPINDLER
- Senator VANSTONE
- Senator BOLKUS
- Senator SPINDLER
- Senator VANSTONE
- Senator COONEY
- Senator SPINDLER
- Senator VANSTONE
- Senator COONEY
- Senator VANSTONE
- Senator BOLKUS
- Senator VANSTONE
- Senator COONEY
- Senator VANSTONE
- Senator COONEY
- Senator SPINDLER
- Senator VANSTONE
- Senator COONEY
- Senator VANSTONE
- Senator COONEY
- Senator VANSTONE
- Senator BOLKUS
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In Committee
- COMMITTEES
- NOTICES OF MOTION
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DOCUMENTS
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National Board of Employment, Education and Training
- Higher Education Council
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National Board of Employment, Education and Training
- Australian Language and Literacy Council
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National Board of Employment, Education and Training
- Australian Research Council
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National Board of Employment, Education and Training
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ADJOURNMENT
- Sale of Telstra
- Taxation of Award Transport Payments
- Forests
- Importation of Cooked Chicken Meat
- Adjournment
- DOCUMENTS
- UNPROCLAIMED LEGISLATION
- QUESTIONS ON NOTICE
Page: 1357
Senator BOLKUS(6.48 p.m.)
—Before the committee reports progress, I wish to speak for 60 seconds because Senator Vanstone just made some implications. The point I want to make is that we do understand, and we do share a commitment to the same objective. It is quite unfair of Senator Vanstone to suggest otherwise.
The implication that Senator Vanstone made is that the government has the moral high ground on this issue. We would assert that your objective is important, but so is the objective of ensuring external accountability in situations like this. We figure that the best way to provide that external accountability is to invoke the provisions of the interception act. It is not new and not radical; it is quite fair in these circumstances. We understand what you are trying to say, but we maintain that we have the same objective.
The TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN (Senator Childs)
—Order! I will have to put the question.
Progress reported.