1- The Senate and its constitutional role
2- Parliamentary Privilege: immunities and powers ...
3- Publication of Senate proceedings
4- Elections for the Senate
5- Officers of the Senate: parliamentary administr...
6- Senators
7- Meetings of the Senate
8- Conduct of proceedings
9- Motions and amendments
10- Debate
11- Voting and divisions
12- Legislation
13- Financial legislation
14- Committee of the whole proceedings
15- Delegated legislation and disallowance
16- Committees
17- Witnesses
18- Documents tabled in the Senate
19- Relations with the executive government
20- Relations with the judiciary
21- Relations with the House of Representatives
Appendices

Odgers' Australian Senate Practice Thirteenth Edition

Chapter 16 - Committees

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Questions to chairs of committees

Questions to chairs of committees were abolished in 2009.[263]

263. Adopted 10/3/2009, J.1657-8. For previous practice, see OASP 12th ed., p.406.

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Odgers' Australian Senate Practice Thirteenth Edition

Chapter 16 - Committees

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Contents

Questions to chairs of committees

Questions to chairs of committees were abolished in 2009.[263]

263. Adopted 10/3/2009, J.1657-8. For previous practice, see OASP 12th ed., p.406.