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TARIFF PROPOSALS;Customs Tariff Proposal (No. 4) 2005 - 13 Oct 2005
TARIFF PROPOSALS;Excise Tariff Proposal No. 1 (2005) - 13 Oct 2005
TARIFF PROPOSALS - 16 Feb 2005
TARIFF PROPOSALS;Customs Tariff Proposal No. 1 (2004) - 01 Dec 2004
TAX LAWS AMENDMENT (PERSONAL INCOME TAX REDUCTION) BILL 2004;Second Reading - 25 May 2004
TAX LAWS AMENDMENT (TEMPORARY FLOOD RECONSTRUCTION LEVY) BILL 2011;INCOME TAX RATES AMENDMENT (TEMPORARY FLOOD RECONSTRUCTION LEVY) BILL 2011;Second Reading - 24 Feb 2011
TAX LAWS AMENDMENT (WINE PRODUCER REBATE AND OTHER MEASURES) BILL 2004;Second Reading - 03 Aug 2004
TELECOMMUNICATIONS (CONSUMER PROTECTION AND SERVICE STANDARDS) AMENDMENT (NATIONAL RELAY SERVICE) BILL 2005;Second Reading - 16 Feb 2005
TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMPETITION BILL 2002;Second Reading - 13 Nov 2002
TELSTRA (TRANSITION TO FULL PRIVATE OWNERSHIP) BILL 2003;Second Reading - 20 Aug 2003
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To provide an accurate, substantially verbatim account of the proceedings of the parliament and its committees which, while usually correcting obvious mistakes, neither adds to nor detracts from the meaning of the speech or the illustration of the argument. For chambers: A rendition which is accurate and readable, with minimal alterations being made only to clarify ambiguous or confusing passages and to ensure that the meaning is understandable and the argument coherent. Politically sensitive subjects require a more strictly verbatim approach. For committees: An accurate, basically verbatim rendition. Witnesses should, by and large, be given their exact words, even though these are sometimes confusing and not always strictly grammatical. Editing should be kept to a minimum and used only in circumstances where it is deemed absolutely necessary and can be justified as such.
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