Trish Crossin (NT, Australian Labor Party) Share this | Hansard source

Pursuant to standing order 166, I present documents listed on today’s Order of Business at item 13 which were presented to the President and temporary chairs of committees since the Senate last sat. In accordance with the terms of the standing orders, the publication of the documents was authorised.

The list read as follows—

(a)

Government responses to parliamentary committee reports1.     Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations and Financial Services—Report—Opportunity not opportunism: Improving conduct in Australian franchising (received 5 November 2009)2.     Economics Committee—Report—The need, scope and content of a definition of unconscionable conduct for the purposes of Part IVA of the Trade Practices Act 1974 (received 5 November 2009)

1.

Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations and Financial Services—Report—Opportunity not opportunism: Improving conduct in Australian franchising (received 5 November 2009)

2.

Economics Committee—Report—The need, scope and content of a definition of unconscionable conduct for the purposes of Part IVA of the Trade Practices Act 1974 (received 5 November 2009)

(b)

Government documents1.     National Breast and Ovarian Cancer Centre—Report for 2008-09 (received 30 October 2009)2.     Executive Director of Township Leasing—Report for 2008-09 (received 30 October 2009)3.     Northern Land Council—Report for 2008-09 (received 30 October 2009)4.     Department of the Treasury—Report for 2008-09 (received 30 October 2009)5.     Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government—Report for 2008-09 (received 30 October 2009)6.     Professional Services Review—Report for 2008-09 (received 30 October 2009)7.     Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts—Volumes 1 and 2—Report for 2008-09 (received 30 October 2009)8.     Department of Immigration and Citizenship—Report for 2008-09 (received 30 October 2009)9.     National Health and Medical Research Council—Report for 2008-09 (received 30 October 2009)10.   Australian National Maritime Museum—Report for 2008-09 (received 30 October 2009)11.   National Gallery of Australia—Report for 2008-09 (received 30 October 2009)12.   Companies Auditors and Liquidators Disciplinary Board—Report for 2008-09 (received 30 October 2009)13.   Takeovers Panel—Report for 2008-09 (received 30 October 2009)14.   Royal Australian Mint—Report for 2008-09 (received 30 October 2009)15.   Family Court of Australia—Report for 2008-09 (received 30 October 2009)16.   Acts Interpretation Act—Statement pursuant to section 34C relating to an extension of specified period for presentation of a report—Australian Sports Commission—Report for 2008-09 (received 2 November 2009)17.   Acts Interpretation Act—Statement pursuant to section 34C relating to an extension of specified period for presentation of a report—Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority—Report for 2008-09 (received 2 November 2009)18.   Corporations and Markets Advisory Committee—Report for 2008-09 (received 4 November 2009)19.   Auditing and Assurance Standards Board—Report for 2008-09 (received 4 November 2009)20.   Australian Accounting Standards Board—Report for 2008-09 (received 4 November 2009)21.   Financial Reporting Panel—Report for 2008-09 (received 4 November 2009)22.   Grape and Wine Research and Development Corporation—Report for 2008-09 (received 5 November 2009)23.   Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation—Report for 2008-09 (received 5 November 2009)24.   Australian Reinsurance Pool Corporation—Report for 2008-09 (received 5 November 2009)25.   Australian Securities and Investments Commission—Report for 2008-09 (received 5 November 2009)26.   Private Health Insurance Administration Council—Report for 2008-09 (received 6 November 2009)27.   Cotton Research and Development Corporation—Report for 2008-09 (received 12 November 2009)28.   Land and Water Resources Research and Development Corporation (Land and Water Australia)—Report for 2008-09 (received 12 November 2009)29.   Sugar Research and Development Corporation—Report for 2008-09 (received 12 November 2009)30.   Gene Technology Regulator—Quarterly report for the period 1 April to 30 June 2009 (received 13 November 2009)31.   Financial Reporting Council—Report for 2008-09 (received 13 November 2009)32.   Superannuation Complaints Tribunal—Report for 2008-09 (received 13 November 2009)

1.

National Breast and Ovarian Cancer Centre—Report for 2008-09 (received 30 October 2009)

2.

Executive Director of Township Leasing—Report for 2008-09 (received 30 October 2009)

3.

Northern Land Council—Report for 2008-09 (received 30 October 2009)

4.

Department of the Treasury—Report for 2008-09 (received 30 October 2009)

5.

Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government—Report for 2008-09 (received 30 October 2009)

6.

Professional Services Review—Report for 2008-09 (received 30 October 2009)

7.

Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts—Volumes 1 and 2—Report for 2008-09 (received 30 October 2009)

8.

Department of Immigration and Citizenship—Report for 2008-09 (received 30 October 2009)

9.

National Health and Medical Research Council—Report for 2008-09 (received 30 October 2009)

10.

Australian National Maritime Museum—Report for 2008-09 (received 30 October 2009)

11.

National Gallery of Australia—Report for 2008-09 (received 30 October 2009)

12.

Companies Auditors and Liquidators Disciplinary Board—Report for 2008-09 (received 30 October 2009)

13.

Takeovers Panel—Report for 2008-09 (received 30 October 2009)

14.

Royal Australian Mint—Report for 2008-09 (received 30 October 2009)

15.

Family Court of Australia—Report for 2008-09 (received 30 October 2009)

16.

Acts Interpretation Act—Statement pursuant to section 34C relating to an extension of specified period for presentation of a report—Australian Sports Commission—Report for 2008-09 (received 2 November 2009)

17.

Acts Interpretation Act—Statement pursuant to section 34C relating to an extension of specified period for presentation of a report—Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority—Report for 2008-09 (received 2 November 2009)

18.

Corporations and Markets Advisory Committee—Report for 2008-09 (received 4 November 2009)

19.

Auditing and Assurance Standards Board—Report for 2008-09 (received 4 November 2009)

20.

Australian Accounting Standards Board—Report for 2008-09 (received 4 November 2009)

21.

Financial Reporting Panel—Report for 2008-09 (received 4 November 2009)

22.

Grape and Wine Research and Development Corporation—Report for 2008-09 (received 5 November 2009)

23.

Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation—Report for 2008-09 (received 5 November 2009)

24.

Australian Reinsurance Pool Corporation—Report for 2008-09 (received 5 November 2009)

25.

Australian Securities and Investments Commission—Report for 2008-09 (received 5 November 2009)

26.

Private Health Insurance Administration Council—Report for 2008-09 (received 6 November 2009)

27.

Cotton Research and Development Corporation—Report for 2008-09 (received 12 November 2009)

28.

Land and Water Resources Research and Development Corporation (Land and Water Australia)—Report for 2008-09 (received 12 November 2009)

29.

Sugar Research and Development Corporation—Report for 2008-09 (received 12 November 2009)

30.

Gene Technology Regulator—Quarterly report for the period 1 April to 30 June 2009 (received 13 November 2009)

31.

Financial Reporting Council—Report for 2008-09 (received 13 November 2009)

32.

Superannuation Complaints Tribunal—Report for 2008-09 (received 13 November 2009)

(c)

Report of the Auditor-General

Report no. 9 of 2009-10—Performance audit—Airservices Australia’s upper airspace management contracts with the Solomon Islands Government: Airservices Australia and the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government (received 5 November 2009)