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Senate debates · Bills

Social and Community Services Pay Equity Special Account Bill 2012, Social and Community Services Pay Equity Special Account (Consequential Amendments) Bill 2012; Third Reading

Wednesday, 31 October 2012 · Senate

⬅️ Previous debate Social and Community Services Pay Equity Special Account Bill 2012, Social and Community Services Pay Equity Special Account (Consequential Amendments) Bill 2012; In Committee
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Don Farrell

Don Farrell SA, Australian Labor Party, Parliamentary Secretary for Sustainability and Urban Water

12:43 pm

I move:

That these bills be now read a third time.

Question agreed to.

Bills read a third time.

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⬅️ Previous debate Social and Community Services Pay Equity Special Account Bill 2012, Social and Community Services Pay Equity Special Account (Consequential Amendments) Bill 2012; In Committee
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    Don Farrell

    SA, Australian Labor Party, Parliamentary Secretary for Sustainability and Urban Water

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