The following notices were given:
Robert McClelland Barton, Australian Labor Party, Attorney-General
to present a Bill for an Act to amend the AusCheck Act 2007, and for related purposes.
Bob Debus Macquarie, Australian Labor Party, Minister for Home Affairs
to present a Bill for an Act to change the name of the Australian Customs Service, and for related purposes.
Brendan O'Connor Gorton, Australian Labor Party, Minister for Employment Participation
to present a Bill for an Act to amend the law relating to social security, and for other purposes.
Wayne Swan Lilley, Australian Labor Party, Treasurer
to present a Bill for an Act relating to the Australian Business Investment Partnership, and for other purposes.
to present a Bill for an Act to deal with a consequential matter in connection with the Australian Business Investment Partnership Act 2009, and for related purposes.
Chris Bowen Prospect, Australian Labor Party, Assistant Treasurer
to present A Bill for an Act to amend the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918, and for related purposes.
Jenny Macklin Jagajaga, Australian Labor Party, Minister for Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs
to move:
That the House supports the payments of $1000 per child made to low and middle income families late last year as part of the Government’s Economic Security Strategy.
to move:
That the House supports the payments of $1400 to singles and $2100 to couples made to aged, disability and carer pensioners and to Commonwealth Seniors Card Holders in December last year as part of the Government’s Economic Security Strategy.
to move:
That the House supports the payments made of $1000 to carer allowance recipients for each eligible person in their care as part of the Government’s Economic Security Strategy.
Mr Tony Burke Watson, Australian Labor Party, Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry
to move:
That the House supports the payments of $950 to drought affected farmers as part of the Nation Building and Jobs Plan.
Julia Gillard Lalor, Australian Labor Party, Deputy Prime Minister
to move:
That the House supports the investment of $14.7 billion to help build the education revolution as part of the Nation Building and Jobs Plan.
Anthony Albanese Grayndler, Australian Labor Party, Leader of the House
to move:
That the House supports the investment of $800 million in community infrastructure as part of the Nation Building and Jobs Plan.
Alan Griffin Bruce, Australian Labor Party, Minister for Veterans' Affairs
to move:
That the House supports the payments of $1400 to singles and $2100 to couples made to eligible veterans in December last year as part of the Government’s Economic Security Strategy.
Tanya Plibersek Sydney, Australian Labor Party, Minister for Housing
to move:
That the House supports the First Home Owners Boost, to help Australians enter the housing market and support jobs in the building industry, delivered as part of the Economic Security Strategy.