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Senate Journal
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Senate
- 1 Meeting of Senate
- 2 Order of Business—Rearrangement
- 3 Agricultural and Veterinary Chemicals Legislation Amendment (Removing Re-approval and Re-registration) Bill 2014
- 4 G20 (Safety and Security) Complementary Bill 2014
- 5 Trade Support Loans Bill 2014 Trade Support Loans (Consequential Amendments) Bill 2014
- 6 Questions
- 7 Motions to Take Note of Answers
- 8 Notices
- 9 Postponements
- 10 Routine of Business—Variation—First Speeches
- 11 Foreign Affairs—Japan
- 12 Education—Schools Funding
- 13 Economics—Research and Development
- 14 Immigration—Asylum Seekers
- 15 Postponement
- 16 Privileges—Standing Committee—Reference
- 17 Discussion of Matter of Public Importance—Finance—Regulation of Financial Advice Services
- 18 Senators’ Interests—Standing Committee—Document
- 19 Privileges—Standing Committee—157th Report
- 20 Community Affairs Legislation Committee—Report—Australian National Preventive Health Agency (Abolition) Bill 2014 and Health Workforce Australia (Abolition) Bill 2014
- 21 Economics Legislation Committee—Report—Energy Efficiency Opportunities (Repeal) Bill 2014
- 22 Documents
- 23 Committee Membership
- 24 Higher Education (Maximum Amounts for Other Grants) Determination—Disallowance
- 25 Migration Amendment (Bridging Visas—Code of Behaviour) Regulation—Proposed Disallowance
- 26 Order of Business—Rearrangement
- 27 Trade Support Loans Bill 2014 Trade Support Loans (Consequential Amendments) Bill 2014
- 28 Minerals Resource Rent Tax Repeal and Other Measures Bill 2013 [No. 2]
- 29 Adjournment
- 30 Attendance
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Senate
2 Order of Business—Rearrangement
Leave refused : The Assistant Minister for Social Services (Senator Fifield) sought leave to move a motion relating to the order of government business for today.
An objection was raised and leave was not granted.
Suspension of standing orders : Senator Fifield, at the request of the Leader of the Government in the Senate (Senator Abetz) and pursuant to contingent notice, moved—That so much of the standing orders be suspended as would prevent a minister moving a motion to provide for the consideration of a matter, namely a motion to give precedence to a motion to vary the order of government business for today.
Debate ensued.
Question put.
The Senate divided—
AYES, 54
Senators—
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Back |
Edwards |
McEwen |
Ruston |
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Bernardi |
Fawcett |
McGrath |
Ryan |
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Bilyk |
Fifield |
McKenzie |
Scullion |
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Birmingham |
Gallacher |
McLucas |
Seselja |
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Brown |
Ketter |
Moore |
Singh |
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Bullock |
Lambie |
Muir |
Sinodinos |
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Bushby (Teller) |
Lazarus |
Nash |
Smith |
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Cameron |
Leyonhjelm |
O’Neill |
Sterle |
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Canavan |
Lines |
O’Sullivan |
Urquhart |
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Colbeck |
Ludwig |
Parry |
Wang |
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Collins |
Lundy |
Payne |
Williams |
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Cormann |
Macdonald |
Peris |
Xenophon |
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Dastyari |
Madigan |
Polley |
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Day |
Marshall |
Reynolds |
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NOES, 10
Senators—
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Di Natale |
Milne |
Siewert (Teller) |
Whish-Wilson |
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Hanson-Young |
Rhiannon |
Waters |
Wright |
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Ludlam |
Rice |
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Question agreed to.
Senator Fifield moved—That a motion to vary the order of government business for today may be moved immediately and have precedence over all other business today until determined.
Closure : Senator Fifield moved—That the question be now put.
Question—That the question be now put—put.
The Senate divided—
AYES, 54
Senators—
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Back |
Edwards |
McEwen |
Ruston |
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Bernardi |
Fawcett |
McGrath |
Ryan |
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Bilyk |
Fifield |
McKenzie |
Scullion |
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Birmingham |
Gallacher |
McLucas |
Seselja |
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Brown |
Ketter |
Moore |
Singh |
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Bullock |
Lambie |
Muir |
Sinodinos |
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Bushby (Teller) |
Lazarus |
Nash |
Smith |
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Cameron |
Leyonhjelm |
O’Neill |
Sterle |
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Canavan |
Lines |
O’Sullivan |
Urquhart |
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Colbeck |
Ludwig |
Parry |
Wang |
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Collins |
Lundy |
Payne |
Williams |
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Cormann |
Macdonald |
Peris |
Xenophon |
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Dastyari |
Madigan |
Polley |
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Day |
Marshall |
Reynolds |
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NOES, 10
Senators—
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Di Natale |
Milne |
Siewert (Teller) |
Whish-Wilson |
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Hanson-Young |
Rhiannon |
Waters |
Wright |
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Ludlam |
Rice |
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Question agreed to.
Main question put and passed.
Senator Fifield moved—That government business orders of the day be called on and considered today in the following order:
No. 4 Agricultural and Veterinary Chemicals Legislation Amendment (Removing Re-approval and Re-registration) Bill 2014
No. 5 G20 (Safety and Security) Complementary Bill 2014
No. 3 Trade Support Loans Bill 2014
Trade Support Loans (Consequential Amendments) Bill 2014
No. 6 Health Workforce Australia (Abolition) Bill 2014
No. 7 Australian National Preventive Health Agency (Abolition) Bill 2014
No. 2 Minerals Resource Rent Tax Repeal and Other Measures Bill 2013 [No. 2]
No. 8 Asset Recycling Fund Bill 2014
Asset Recycling Fund (Consequential Amendments) Bill 2014.
Question put and passed.