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Yearly Archives: 2010

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2nd Reading – Tax Laws Amendment (Confidentiality of Taxpayer Information) Bill 2010

SpeechesBy Senator Mitch Fifield26 November, 2010

Senator FIFIELD (Victoria-Manager of Opposition Business in the Senate) -The Tax Laws Amendment (Confidentiality of Taxpayer Information) Bill 2010 seeks to improve and consolidate the secrecy and disclosure provisions applying…

Transcript – Doorstop Interview, Parliament House – 25 November 2010

Media ReleasesBy Senator Mitch Fifield25 November, 2010

Doorstop Interview With the Hon Kevin Andrews MP Senate Courtyard, Canberra 25 November 2010 1:30pm E & OE Subjects: Catherine Deveny, Special Disability Trusts, Disability Support Pension MITCH FIFIELD: Today…

Media Release – Government turns its back on people with disability – 25 November 2010

Media ReleasesBy Senator Mitch Fifield25 November, 2010

25 November 2010 GOVERNMENT TURNS ITS BACK ON PEOPLE WITH DISABILITY The Government has put the needs of people with disability and their carers on the backburner today by removing…

Speech on motion to suspend standing orders to extend Senate sitting hours – 25 November 2010

SpeechesBy Senator Mitch Fifield25 November, 2010

Senator FIFIELD (Victoria-Manager of Opposition Business in the Senate) -I have to admit that I never bought the new paradigm. I always suspected that this parliament would resemble far, far…

Media Release – Government stuffs up in the Senate – 24 November 2010

Media ReleasesBy Senator Mitch Fifield24 November, 2010

24 November 2010 GOVERNMENT STUFFS UP IN THE SENATE The Government tonight failed in a last-minute attempt to patch up their mismanaged legislative program. “A lack of procedural knowledge has…

Media Release – Coalition to move common-sense amendments to help people with a disability – 24 Nov

Media ReleasesBy Senator Mitch Fifield24 November, 2010

24 November 2010 COALITION TO MOVE COMMON-SENSE AMENDMENTS TO HELP PEOPLE WITH A DISABILITY Shadow Minister for Disabilities, Carers and the Voluntary Sector, Senator Mitch Fifield, today announced that the…

Questions without Notice – Take Note of Answers Speech – 24 November 2010

SpeechesBy Senator Mitch Fifield24 November, 2010

Senator FIFIELD (Victoria-Manager of Opposition Business in the Senate) – As it is the third anniversary of the election of the Labor government, I think we are all entitled to…

Speech on motion to rearrange Senate Business – 24 November 2010

SpeechesBy Senator Mitch Fifield24 November, 2010

Senator FIFIELD (Victoria-Manager of Opposition Business in the Senate) -The motion which Senator Ludwig sought to move is entirely predictable. We could have predicted at the start of the year,…

Transcript – Sky News AM Agenda – 22 November 2010

Media ReleasesBy Senator Mitch Fifield22 November, 2010

Sky News – AM Agenda Ashleigh Gillon and Craig Thomson MP 22 November 2010 8:40am E & OE Subjects: NBN, banks, Nielsen Poll, Marriage Act ASHLEIGH GILLON: Joining me this…

Media Release – Labor to defy Senate disability motion – 18 November 2010

Media ReleasesBy Senator Mitch Fifield18 November, 2010

18 November 2010 LABOR TO DEFY SENATE DISABILITY MOTION The Senate today passed a motion calling on the Government to provide funding to establish a school for blind and vision…

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