Penny Wong (SA, Australian Labor Party, Minister for Foreign Affairs) | Hansard source

Before I close this debate, can I clarify what we will be doing. I did explain it to Senator Birmingham, but this is for the benefit of other members of the Senate. As you would anticipate, obviously, we have a difference of views on online safety and migration. To respect that and to facilitate a more efficient way of dealing with those differences of views, I'm going to close this debate on Senator McKim's amendment, which I am advised we are supporting. I'm just waiting for a nod from the manager—thank you. Then we can resolve the substantive motion. I'm flagging with the chamber that I will then move a further variation to the business to include online safety and migration. I can flag to the opposition that we have received a request that that be allocated at least an hour of debating time, and I have asked that the motion be redrafted to facilitate that request. With that information, I move:

That the question be now put.