Kim Carr (Victoria, Australian Labor Party, Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science and Research) Share this | Hansard source

The nature of the standing orders prevent me from answering these questions to the extent to which I would like. But, quite clearly, the senator is terribly misinformed and if he wants to pursue his personal assaults against individual members of the House of Representatives I suggest that there are other places to do it. It is inappropriate to do it through question time. We have a situation where the Commonwealth education department is continuing discussions with Catholic Education Tasmania, as is the Tasmanian government. There will be ongoing arrangements entered into, I have no doubt. That process is continuing. The Tasmanian government is working with the college to ensure that there is a development plan for the ACTNT in 2010, and will provide some $900,000—(Time expired)