

- Title
HOUSING ASSISTANCE BILL 1996
In Committee
- Database
Senate Hansard
- Date
18-06-1996
- Source
Senate
- Parl No.
38
- Electorate
NSW
- Interjector
The TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN (Senator Calvert)
- Page
1724
- Party
ALP
- Presenter
- Status
- Question No.
- Questioner
- Responder
- Speaker
Senator FAULKNER
- Stage
- Type
- Context
Bill
- System Id
chamber/hansards/1996-06-18/0077

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Hansard
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QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
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Wholesale Sales Tax on Motor Vehicles
(Senator FAULKNER, Senator SHORT) -
Natural Heritage Trust
(Senator MICHAEL BAUME, Senator HILL) -
Economy
(Senator SHERRY, Senator SHORT) -
Telstra
(Senator PATTERSON, Senator ALSTON) -
Wholesale Sales Tax on Motor Vehicles
(Senator FAULKNER, Senator SHORT) -
Burma
(Senator BOURNE, Senator HILL) -
NBEET
(Senator BURNS, Senator VANSTONE) -
Telstra: Public Debt
(Senator CHAPMAN, Senator SHORT) -
Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme
(Senator NEAL, Senator NEWMAN) -
Coal Exports
(Senator O'CHEE, Senator PARER) -
Northern Territory: Statehood
(Senator BOB COLLINS, Senator HERRON) -
Higher Education
(Senator STOTT DESPOJA, Senator VANSTONE) -
Greenhouse Gases
(Senator FORSHAW, Senator PARER) -
Whaling
(Senator CRANE, Senator HILL) -
Coode Island
(Senator COONEY, Senator HILL) -
Aboriginal Affairs
(Senator PANIZZA, Senator HERRON) -
Wholesale Sales Tax on Motor Vehicles
(Senator SHORT) - Wholesale Sales Tax on Motor Vehicles
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Wholesale Sales Tax on Motor Vehicles
- PETITIONS
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NOTICES OF MOTION
- Introduction of Legislation
- Skillshare
- Overseas Aid
- Answers to Questions
- Gun Control
- Triple J
- Broadcasting: Regionalisation Program
- LEAVE OF ABSENCE
- ORDER OF BUSINESS
- MATTERS OF PUBLIC IMPORTANCE
- ASSENT TO LAWS
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DOCUMENTS
- Auditor-General's Reports
- BHP Petroleum
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Auditor-General's Reports
- Report No. 28 of 1995-96
- COMMITTEES
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MEDICARE LEVY AMENDMENT BILL 1996 INCOME TAX ASSESSMENT AMENDMENT BILL 1996
- First Reading
- Second Reading
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PRIMARY INDUSTRIES AND ENERGY LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL (No. 1) 1996
- Report of Rural and Regional Affairs and Transport Legislation Committee
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HOUSING ASSISTANCE BILL 1996
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In Committee
- Senator MARGETTS
- Senator NEWMAN
- Senator FAULKNER
- Senator MARGETTS
- Senator FAULKNER
- Senator STOTT DESPOJA
- Senator NEWMAN
- Senator MARGETTS
- Senator FAULKNER
- Senator STOTT DESPOJA
- Senator NEWMAN
- Senator MARGETTS
- Senator FAULKNER
- Senator STOTT DESPOJA
- Senator NEWMAN
- Senator MARGETTS
- Senator FAULKNER
- Senator STOTT DESPOJA
- Senator NEWMAN
- Senator FAULKNER
- Senator STOTT DESPOJA
- Senator MARGETTS
- Senator NEWMAN
- Senator MARGETTS
- Senator FAULKNER
- Senator STOTT DESPOJA
- Senator NEWMAN
- Senator MARGETTS
- Senator FAULKNER
- Senator MARGETTS
- Senator STOTT DESPOJA
- Senator NEWMAN
- Senator MARGETTS
- Senator FAULKNER
- Senator NEWMAN
- Senator MARGETTS
- Senator FAULKNER
- Senator STOTT DESPOJA
- Senator MARGETTS
- Senator NEWMAN
- Senator FAULKNER
- Senator MARGETTS
- Senator STOTT DESPOJA
- Senator NEWMAN
- Senator MARGETTS
- Senator NEWMAN
- Senator FAULKNER
- Senator NEWMAN
- Senator FAULKNER
- Senator NEWMAN
- Senator FAULKNER
- Senator NEWMAN
- Senator FAULKNER
- Senator NEWMAN
- Senator FAULKNER
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In Committee
- EXPORT MARKET DEVELOPMENT GRANTS AMENDMENT BILL (No. 1) 1996
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DOCUMENTS
- Treaties
- Hazardous Wastes
- Department of Finance
- Industry Commission
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ADJOURNMENT
- Australian Democrats
- Mr David Parker AM
- Adjournment
- DOCUMENTS
- QUESTIONS ON NOTICE
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Senator FAULKNER (Leader of the Opposition in the Senate)(5.49 p.m.)
—In relation to amendment No. 7, I have indicated that I do agree that locational issues are important, but I believe the previous amendment does effectively deal with that particular matter. That matter will be dealt with again, I expect, under the aims of the bill. As far as amendment Nos 8 and 11 are concerned, I do believe the amendment we have dealt with in relation to ecologically appropriate housing is quite adequate to deal with the substantive issues Senator Margetts envisages here in those three amendments, as well as in relation to amendment No. 9.
In relation to amendment No. 9, this part of the preamble of the bill deals with those who might be parties in the provision of housing assistance, where private sector involvement is encouraged. The private sector does have a legitimate role to play in the provision of housing. It can complement the provision of housing by other parties. I do not believe it is appropriate to insert the phrase proposed by Senator Margetts, which I think could be misconstrued as effectively limiting the role of the private sector to that of a subsidiary, rather than a complement. It is for all those reasons that the opposition will be opposing amendment Nos 7, 8, 9 and 11.