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This document is issued as a guide to senators. |
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The business listed is subject to change. |
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(Proceedings to be broadcast on radio) |
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1. Prayers and acknowledgement of country |
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Commenced 9:30 AM
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(Consideration at item 17)
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Commenced 9:31 AM
Documents tabled
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3. Government business orders of the day |
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1–Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Amendment Bill 2013 – In committee
running sheet
Opposition amendments - sheet 7397
negatived: nos 3 and 4 (division result: ayes 30, noes 36)
AG amendments:
sheet 7375;
negatived: no. 1 (division result: ayes 10, noes 45)
sheet 7376
negatived: nos 1 to 3 (division result: ayes 8, noes 57)
sheet 7374
negatived: no. 1 (division result: ayes 8, noes 57)
sheet 7394
negatived: no. 1 (division result: ayes 8,noes 57)
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Commenced 9:31 AM
Bill passed without amendments
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Commenced 11:31 AM
Second reading debate interrupted
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3– Australian Jobs Bill 2013 – Resumption of second reading debate |
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4. Matters of public interest discussion |
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Commenced 12:45 PM
concluded
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Commenced 2:00 PM
concluded
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6. Motions to take note of answers [Time limit: 30 minutes] |
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Commenced 3:01 PM
concluded
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Commenced 3:33 PM
Notices given
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leave of absence motion - Senators Singh and Sterle on 20 June 2013, for personal reasons
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Commenced 3:35 PM
Agreed to
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Government business notice of motion no. 1 – Parliamentary Secretary for School Education and Workplace Relations (Senator Collins) – To provide that the Tax and Superannuation Laws Amendment (Increased Concessional Contributions Cap and Other Measures) Bill 2013; the Superannuation (Sustaining the Superannuation Contribution Concession) Imposition Bill 2013; and the Superannuation Legislation Amendment (Service Providers and Other Governance Measures) Bill 2013 may be taken together for their remaining stages
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Commenced 3:34 PM
withdrawn
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Postponement notifications
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Commenced 3:34 PM
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Business of the Senate notice of motion no.1 – Senator Xenophon – Disallowance of the Export Market Development Grants (Extended Lodgement and Consultant Quality Incentive) Determination 2012 [F2013L00258] to be postponed to 25 June 2013
Business of the Senate notices of motion nos 1 and 2 for 20 June 2013 - Senator Fifield - Disallowance of Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission Regulations to be postponed to 26 June 2013
General business notice of motion no. 1234 – Senator Rhiannon – Introduction of the Voice for Animals (Independent Office of Animal Welfare) Bill 2013 to be postponed to 20 June 2013
General business notice of motion no. 1242 for 20 June 2013 - Senator Madigan - Introduction of the Fair Trade (Compliance of Imported Goods with Australian Standards) Bill 2013 to be postponed to 27 June 2013
General business notice of motion no. 1273 – Senator Rhiannon – Order for the production of documents – Pollution Reduction Program 4.2 Particulate Emissions from Coal Trains to be postponed to 24 June 2013
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9. Discovery of formal business |
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Commenced 3:36 PM
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General business notices of motion |
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1269 – Deputy Chair of the Joint Standing Committee on Treaties (Senator McKenzie) – Authorising the committee to hold a private meeting otherwise than in accordance with standing order 33(1) followed by a public hearing, during the sitting of the Senate on Monday, 24 June 2013
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Commenced 3:36 PM
Agreed to
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1270 – Senators Bernardi and Stephens – Freedom of religion
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Commenced 3:36 PM
Agreed to
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1271 – Senator Smith – Charter of the Commonwealth
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Commenced 3:36 PM
Agreed to
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1274 – Senator Hanson-Young – Unpaid carers
Senate divided - ayes 10, noes 34
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Commenced 3:40 PM
Negatived
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1275 – Senator Hanson-Young – Tibet
Senate divided - ayes 10, noes 36 |
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Commenced 3:46 PM
Negatived
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1276 – Senators Moore, Williams and Cameron – Camp Hurriya in Iraq
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Commenced 3:36 PM
Agreed to
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1277 – Senator Crossin – 50th anniversary of the Yirrkala bark petition
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Commenced 3:36 PM
Agreed to
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10. Any proposal pursuant to standing order 75 - Senator Fifield has lodged a matter of public importance |
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Commenced 3:50 PM
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[Time limit: 60 minutes, or if no motions are moved to take note of answers, 90 minutes] |
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11. Tabling and consideration of committee reports – pursuant to standing order 62(4) |
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President to present House Committee report |
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Commenced 4:51 PM
Report tabled
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Chairman of the Standing Committee for the Scrutiny of Bills (Senator Macdonald) to present sixth report and alert digest no. 6 of 2013 |
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Commenced 4:52 PM
Report tabled. Motion moved to take note
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Senator Stephens, on behalf of the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Human Rights, to present the eighth and ninth reports of 2013
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Commenced 5:00 PM
Report tabled. Motion moved to take note
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[Time limit per speaker: 10 minutes
Total time limit for all motions: 60 minutes] |
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12. Ministerial statements |
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- Auditor-General – Report no. 48 of 2012-13 – Performance audit – Management of the Targeted Community Care (Mental Health) Program: Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs
- Independent Auditor - quality control around financial statements audits
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Commenced 5:07 PM
Documents tabled
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Commenced 5:08 PM
Documents tabled
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[Time limit per speaker: 10 minutes Time limit per motion: 30 minutes Total time limit for all motions (items 12 and 13): 60 minutes] |
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Commenced 5:08 PM
Agreed to
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15. Messages from the House of Representatives |
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informing the Senate that the House has agreed to the amendment varying the resolution of appointment of the Joint Select Committee on Broadcasting Legislation
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transmitting the following bills for concurrence:
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Commenced 5:09 PM
Bills introduced. Debate adjourned
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Commenced 5:10 PM
Bills introduced. Debate adjourned
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Commenced 5:11 PM
Bills introduced. Debate adjourned
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[to be listed on the Notice Paper as packages; these bills are not subject to the bills cut-off order] |
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Commenced 5:12 PM
Bills introduced. Debate adjourned
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[to be listed on the Notice Paper as separate orders of the day;
these bills are not subject to the bills cut-off order]
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16. Order of business – It is proposed to consider business in the following order – |
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Business of the Senate orders of the day |
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1–Legal and Constitutional Affairs Legislation Committee – Report – Marriage Amendment (Celebrant Administration and Fees) Bill 2013 and the Marriage (Celebrant Registration Charge) Bill 2013 [Provisions] (pursuant to Selection of Bills Committee report)
2–Education, Employment and Workplace Relations Legislation Committee – Report – Student Identifiers Bill 2013 [Provisions] (pursuant to Selection of Bills Committee report) |
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Commenced 5:15 PM
Reports tabled
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3–Rural and Regional Affairs and Transport References Committee – Report – Auditor-General’s reports nos 26 of 2007-08 and 22 of 2012-13 in relation to the Tasmanian forest industry
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Commenced 6:51 PM
Report tabled. Motion moved to take note
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Government business continued: |
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Commenced 5:16 PM
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Commenced 5:16 PM
Second reading debate interrupted
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3–Australian Jobs Bill 2013 – Resumption of second reading debate
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17. Consideration of government documents |
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Commenced 6:51 PM
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Documents listed on page 11 of today’s printed Notice Paper |
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Commenced 6:51 PM
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18. Adjournment proposed – 7.20 pm, or when consideration of government documents concludes, whichever is earlier |
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Commenced 6:53 PM
debate concluded
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19. Adjournment – not later than 8 pm |
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Senate adjourned at 7.30 pm
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ROSEMARY LAING Clerk of the Senate |
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