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PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS - 18 Jun 2008
Main Committee;APPROPRIATION BILL (NO. 1) 2008-2009;APPROPRIATION BILL (NO. 2) 2008-2009;APPROPRIATION (PARLIAMENTARY DEPARTMENTS) BILL (NO. 1) 2008-2009;APPROPRIATION BILL (NO. 5) 2007-2008;APPROPRIATION BILL (NO. 6) 2007-2008;Second Reading - 03 Jun 2008
Main Committee;STATEMENTS BY MEMBERS;Grey Electorate: Water - 28 May 2008
TELECOMMUNICATIONS LEGISLATION AMENDMENT (COMMUNICATIONS FUND) BILL 2008;Second Reading - 19 Mar 2008
INTERSTATE ROAD TRANSPORT CHARGE AMENDMENT BILL 2008;ROAD TRANSPORT CHARGES (AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY) REPEAL BILL 2008;Second Reading - 18 Mar 2008
Main Committee;STATEMENTS BY MEMBERS;Grey Electorate: Tunarama Festival - 12 Mar 2008
Main Committee;INFRASTRUCTURE AUSTRALIA BILL 2008;Second Reading - 12 Mar 2008
ADJOURNMENT;Folic Acid - 11 Mar 2008
GOVERNOR-GENERAL’S SPEECH;Address-in-Reply - 20 Feb 2008
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