Tony Abbott (Warringah, Liberal Party, Leader of the House) Share this | Hansard source

Documents are tabled as listed in the schedule circulated to honourable members. Details of the documents will be recorded in the Votes and Proceedings and I move:

That the House take note of the following documents:Committee reports-Government responses to parliamentary committee reports-Response to the schedule tabled by the Speaker on 7 December 2006.Department of Defence-Special purpose flights-Schedule for the period January to June 2006.Department of Finance and Administration-Reports-Former parliamentarians' travel paid by the department for the period January to June 2006.Parliamentarians' overseas study travel reports for the period January to June 2006.Parliamentarians' travel paid by the department for the period January to June 2006.Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet-Expenditure on travel by former Governors-General paid by the department for the period January to June 2006.

Debate (on motion by Ms Gillard) adjourned.

I present documents on the following subjects, being petitions which are not in accordance with the standing and sessional orders of the House.

Same sex unions—from the member for Berowra—12 Petitioners

Antisocial behaviour in the city of Murray Bridge—from the member for Barker—464 Petitioners

The prohibition of human cloning—from the member for Hinkler—81 Petitioners

The need for a rescue helicopter in western Victoria—from the member for Wannon—2032 Petitioners

The incarceration of David Hicks—from the member for Page—15 Petitioners

Seeking PBS status for Altima treatment—from the member for Warringah—187 Petitioners

Support for the permanent residency application for Mr Dagobert Walter and Ingrid Stein-Walter—from the member for Hinkler—74 Petitioners

The prohibition of human cloning—from the member for Farrer—445 Petitioners

The criminalisation of the transmission of child pornography—from the member for Higgins—22 Petitioners

Internet Service Providers offering internet filters to consumers—from the member for Chisholm—37 Petitioners

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