Page 1279 - Week 05 - Thursday, 25 June 1992
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Allotment of Time
Motion (by Mr Berry) agreed to:
That the following times be allotted for the consideration of the Rates and Land Tax (Amendment) Bill 1992, the Gas Bill 1992 and the Buildings (Design and Siting) (Amendment) Bill 1992:
(1) for the agreement in principle stage of the Rates and Land Tax (Amendment) Bill 1992 - until 12.30 pm this day;
(2) for the remaining stages of the Rates and Land Tax (Amendment) Bill 1992 - until 12.40 pm this day;
(3) if any amendment is moved or circulated by Members for consideration during the detail stage of the Rates and Land Tax (Amendment) Bill 1992, the Speaker shall, at 12.40 pm this day, put forthwith a question that the amendments be agreed to;
(4) for the agreement in principle stage of the Gas Bill 1992 - until 4 pm this day;
(5) for the remaining stages of the Gas Bill 1992 - until 4.10 pm this day;
(6) if any amendments are moved or circulated by Members for consideration during the detail stage of the Gas Bill 1992, the Speaker shall, at 4.10 pm this day, put forthwith a question that the amendments be agreed to;
(7) for the agreement in principle stage of the Buildings (Design and Siting) (Amendment) Bill 1992 - until 4.50 pm this day;
(8) for the remaining stages of the Buildings (Design and Siting) (Amendment) Bill 1992 - until 5 pm this day; and
(9) if any amendments are moved or circulated by Members for consideration during the detail stage of the Buildings (Design and Siting) (Amendment) Bill 1992, the Speaker shall, at 5 pm this day, put forthwith a question that the amendments be agreed to.
RATES AND LAND TAX (AMENDMENT) BILL 1992
Debate resumed from 23 June 1992, on motion by Ms Follett:
That this Bill be agreed to in principle.
MR DE DOMENICO (11.48): Madam Speaker, we have had only 48 hours to look at this Bill, and the Liberal Party once again expresses its concern about the limited amount of time that all members of the house have to look at Bills and consult with various community groups. As it is a budget Bill, Madam Speaker, in the Westminster tradition we will not be opposing it.
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