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House debates · Business

Rearrangement

Tuesday, 2 June 2009 · House of Representatives

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Maxine McKew

Maxine McKew Bennelong, Australian Labor Party, Parliamentary Secretary for Early Childhood Education and Child Care

1:47 pm

I move:

That order of the day No. 2, government business, be postponed until a later hour this day.

Question agreed to.

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    Bennelong, Australian Labor Party, Parliamentary Secretary for Early Childhood Education and Child Care

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