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Lyn Allison, former Senator
- Former Australian Democrats Senator for Victoria
- Became a Senator on 1 July 1996 — Federal election
- Left Senate on 30 June 2008 — unknown
Most recent appearances in parliament
- President of the Senate: (26 Jun 2008)
“by leave—On behalf of my Democrat colleagues I wish you well as you join senators on the bench in August and thank you for a job very well done. You have commanded great respect, not just on both sides but right around the chamber, at this end as well. You have done better than most, in my experience, at seeing those of us on our feet in the cross benches. Thank you for your generous...”
- Committees: Environment, Communications and the Arts Committee; Report (26 Jun 2008)
“I thank the chair of the Senate Standing Committee on Environment, Communications and the Arts for her thanks and, in return, thank her by saying that it was a very good inquiry to be on and that she and the rest of the committee conducted themselves in a fine manner on a difficult but important inquiry into the sexualisation of children in the media. It was initiated by parents who...”
- Valedictory: (25 Jun 2008)
“Senator Bartlett stole my opening line, which is that this is probably one of the most difficult speeches I will have made in this place. It is the end of a 31-year long era, and I desperately wish that I was handing my seat over to the next generation of Democrats senators rather than standing here, the last of our parliamentary leaders in the Senate, turning out the proverbial lights. To...”
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