House debates Notices

Tuesday, 22 June 2010 House of Representatives

The following notices were given:

Nicola Roxon

Nicola Roxon Gellibrand, Australian Labor Party, Minister for Health and Ageing

to present a Bill for an Act relating to the National Health and Hospitals Network, and for other purposes.

Brendan O'Connor

Brendan O'Connor Gorton, Australian Labor Party, Minister for Home Affairs

to present a Bill for an Act to amend various Acts relating to the enforcement of the criminal law, and for other purposes.

to present a Bill for an Act to amend the law relating to crimes, and policing, on aircraft and at airports, and for related purposes.

Richard Marles

Richard Marles Corio, Australian Labor Party, Parliamentary Secretary for Innovation and Industry

to present a Bill for an Act amend the law in relation to measurement, and for related purposes.

Jason Clare

Jason Clare Blaxland, Australian Labor Party, Parliamentary Secretary for Employment

to present a Bill for an Act relating to education for overseas students, and for related purposes.

Stephen Smith

Stephen Smith Perth, Australian Labor Party, Minister for Foreign Affairs

to present a Bill for an Act to provide for the establishment and management of the Australian Civilian Corps, and for other purposes.

Wayne Swan

Wayne Swan Lilley, Australian Labor Party, Treasurer

to present a Bill for an Act to amend the Federal Financial Relations Act 2009, and for other purposes.

Gary Gray

Gary Gray Brand, Australian Labor Party, Parliamentary Secretary for Western and Northern Australia

to present a Bill for an Act to amend the law relating to governance arrangements, and for related purposes.

Michael Johnson

Michael Johnson Ryan, Liberal Party

to move:

That this House:

(1)
condemns the failure of the Federal Labour Government to honour its promise to reform the structure of superannuation for Veterans and Commonwealth superannuants; and
(2)
recognises the rights of retired Australian Defence Force personnel to a fair, equitable and just pension indexation method, consistent with their service to the Australian nation.

Hansard source

Kerry John Seebohm: As a Vietnam Veteran I of course support Michael Johnson's attempts to lift the benefits of returned servicemen and women. I would point out however, that when he was a Liberal government member, (he is now independent) he did little or nothing on this issue that I can recall. Also, in Australia, Labor is... Continue reading (and 1 more comment)

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