Anthony Albanese (Grayndler, Australian Labor Party, Leader of the House) Share this | Hansard source

And of course the crossbenches. That is as precise as we can be at this moment. Some people will be able to get home this evening and spend tomorrow in their electorates. But people can expect to be back here on Monday morning to deal with the amendments. It is also envisaged, following discussions between the government and the opposition this morning—both the House of Representatives and Senate office holders—that we would have an agreed time of conclusion of that debate in this House so that there can be some certainty about members’ travel times and also, it must be said, certainty for the staff not just of members of parliament but of the parliament itself. I thank the House.

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