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Freedom of Information Amendment (Parliamentary Budget Office) Bill 2012; Third Reading

Thursday, 22 November 2012 · Senate

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Louise Pratt

Louise Pratt WA, Australian Labor Party

1:37 pm

As no amendments to the bill have been circulated, I call the minister to move the third reading unless any senator requires that the bill be considered in committee.

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Stephen Conroy

Stephen Conroy Victoria, Australian Labor Party, Deputy Leader of the Government in the Senate

I move:

That this bill be now read a third time.

Question agreed to.

Bill read a third time.

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⬅️ Previous debate Freedom of Information Amendment (Parliamentary Budget Office) Bill 2012; Second Reading
All Senate debates on this day
Next debate ➡️ Judicial Misbehaviour and Incapacity (Parliamentary Commissions) Bill 2012, Courts Legislation Amendment (Judicial Complaints) Bill 2012; Second Reading

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    Louise Pratt

    WA, Australian Labor Party

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    Stephen Conroy

    Victoria, Australian Labor Party, Deputy Leader of the Government in the Senate

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