Milton Dick (Speaker) Share this | Hansard source

I have to report that the order of the day relating to the Prime Minister's motion of condolence in relation to the death of the Hon. Robert James Ellicott has been debated in the Federation Chamber and is returned to the House, and I present a certified copy of the motion.

I also report that the order of the day relating to the Prime Minister's motion of condolence in relation to the death of the Hon. Anthony Austin Street has been debated in the Federation Chamber and is returned to the House, and I present a copy of the certified motion.

I also report the order of the day relating to the Prime Minister's motion of condolence in connection with the death of John Michael Spender has been debated in the Federation Chamber and is returned to the House, and I present a certified copy of the motion.

I have to report also the order of the day relating to the Prime Minister's motion of condolence in connection with the death of the Hon. Peter Keaston Reith has been debated in the Federation Chamber and is returned to the House, and I present a copy of the certified motion.

I have to report the order of the day relating to the Prime Minister's motion of condolence in connection with the 20th anniversary of the Bali bombing has been debated in the Federation Chamber and is returned to the House. I present a certified copy of the motion.

I understand it is the wish of the House to consider the matters immediately. The question is that the motions moved by the honourable Prime Minister be agreed to, and as a mark of respect I ask all present to signify their approval by rising in their places.

Question agreed to, honourable members standing in their places.

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