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HVP No 72 - 30 SEPTEMBER 1999
DISCUSSION OF MATTER OF PUBLIC IMPORTANCE—FOREIGN POLICY
- Database
House Votes and Proceedings
- Date
30-09-1999
- Source
House of Reps
- Number
72
- Page
930
- Status
Final
- Federation Chamber / Main Committee
no
- System Id
chamber/votes/1999-09-30/0018
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HVP 72 - 30 SEPTEMBER 1999
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House
- 1 1 MEETING OF THE HOUSE
- A NEW TAX SYSTEM (INDIRECT TAX AND CONSEQUENTIAL AMENDMENTS) BILL 1999
- AUSTRALIAN FEDERAL POLICE LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 1999
- CRIMES AT SEA BILL 1999
- SUPERANNUATION CONTRIBUTIONS AND TERMINATION PAYMENTS TAXES LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 1999—SENATE[quot ]S AMENDMENTS
- POSTPONEMENT OF NOTICES
- INDIGENOUS EDUCATION (SUPPLEMENTARY ASSISTANCE) AMENDMENT BILL 1999
- FAMILY AND COMMUNITY SERVICES LEGISLATION AMENDMENT (1999 BUDGET AND OTHER MEASURES) BILL 1999
- REDEVELOPMENT OF DARWIN NAVAL BASE PROJECT—APPROVAL OF WORK
- PAPER
- RAAF BASE TOWNSVILLE REDEVELOPMENT STAGE 1—APPROVAL OF WORK
- PUBLIC WORKS—PARLIAMENTARY STANDING COMMITTEE—REPORTS—STATEMENT BY MEMBER
- A NEW TAX SYSTEM (TAX ADMINISTRATION) BILL 1999
- QUESTIONS
- PAPERS
- PAPER—MOTION TO TAKE NOTE OF PAPER
- DISCUSSION OF MATTER OF PUBLIC IMPORTANCE—FOREIGN POLICY
- PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE—8TH REPORT
- ELECTRONIC TRANSACTIONS BILL 1999—REPORT FROM MAIN COMMITTEE
- SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT
- HOLTELECTORAL DIVISION—ISSUE OF WRIT
- ADJOURNMENT
- PAPERS
- ATTENDANCE
- Main Committee
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House
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DISCUSSION OF MATTER OF PUBLIC IMPORTANCE—FOREIGN POLICYThe House was informed that Mr Beazley (Leader of the Opposition) had proposed that a definite matter of public importance be submitted to the House for discussion, namely, "The daily damage being done to Australia[quot ]s international reputation and national interests by the misconduct of foreign policy by the Government". The proposed discussion having received the necessary support— Mr Beazley addressed the House. Discussion ensued. Discussion concluded. | |