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09 Dec 1998
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House of Representatives
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Transport and Regional Services portfolio
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08 Dec 1998
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25 Nov 1998
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25 Nov 1998
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25 Nov 1998
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24 Nov 1998
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24 Nov 1998
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BROWN, Sen Bob
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Amends section 44 of the Constitution to allow persons who hold an ‘office of profit under the Crown’ or who are not Australian citizens to nominate for election to Parliament.
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29 Jun 1998
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24 Jun 1998
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28 May 1998
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Senate
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Not Proceeding
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