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Procedural Orders of Continuing Effect
Senate
chamber
19 Australian flag
The Senate—
(a) agrees to furnish the chamber with
an Australian flag which is in keeping with the proportions and architecture of
the chamber;
(b) notes that this would:
(i) give a permanent outward sign of
the allegiance which we all owe to the nation of Australia,
(ii) show respect for the commitment
Australian men and women have demonstrated to the Australian flag throughout
the history of Australia in times of peace and war, and now as the unifying
symbol for our sports people in the international arena, and
(iii) demonstrate that the Senate is
proud to display the Australian flag; and
(c) directs that the flag be installed
within 3 weeks after the passage of this resolution.
(8 October 1992
J.2861)
20 Seating
(1) The President shall provide chairs
on the floor of the chamber in front of the broadcasting booth as a gallery for
visiting members of the House of Representatives.
(2) The President shall request the
Speaker of the House of Representatives to provide similar seating in the House
of Representatives chamber for senators.
(3) This order has effect
notwithstanding anything contained in the standing orders and is of continuing
effect.
(18 May 1993 J.164)
21 Media representatives and advisers – dress code
The Senate does not require
media representatives in the Senate gallery, or senators’ advisers, to wear
coats.
(20 March 2002 J.244)
22 Photographs
Photographs of any senator
may be taken by the media in the chamber whenever that senator has the call.
(21 March 2002 J.269)
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