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CONTENTS—continued MOTIONS— Firefighting Foam Contamination ........................................................................................................................85 Photography in the Senate ....................................................................................................................................95 Firefighting Foam Contamination ........................................................................................................................96 PETITIONS— SIDS and Kids ......................................................................................................................................................97 NOTICES— Presentation .......................................................................................................................................................97 DOCUMENTS— Consideration ....................................................................................................................................................97 Aged Care Complaints Commissioner— Consideration .................................................................................................................................................. 100 COMMITTEES— Health Select Committee— Report .............................................................................................................................................................. 101 Economics References Committee— Report .............................................................................................................................................................. 102 AUDITOR-GENERAL'S REPORTS— Report No. 33 of 2015-16— Consideration .................................................................................................................................................. 104 DOCUMENTS— Video Games Industry— Order for the Production of Documents .......................................................................................................... 105 COMMITTEES— Membership ..................................................................................................................................................... 105 ADJOURNMENT— Indigenous Affairs .............................................................................................................................................. 106 Domestic and Family Violence .......................................................................................................................... 108 Anti-Poverty Week ............................................................................................................................................. 108 Sugar Industry .................................................................................................................................................... 110 Peres, Mr Shimon ............................................................................................................................................... 111 Battle of Beersheba ............................................................................................................................................ 111 DOCUMENTS— Tabling ............................................................................................................................................................. 112 Tabling ............................................................................................................................................................. 112
Thursday, 13 October 2016 <strong>SENATE</strong> 1 Thursday, 13 October 2016 The PRESIDENT (Senator the Hon. Stephen Parry) took the chair at 09:30, read prayers and made an acknowledgement of country. DOCUMENTS Tabling The Clerk: I table documents pursuant to statute and returns to order. Lists are available from the Table Office or the chamber attendants. Details of the documents also appear at the end of today's Hansard. COMMITTEES Meeting The Clerk: Proposals to meet have been lodged as follows: Community Affairs Legislation Committee—private meeting otherwise than in accordance with standing order 33(1) during the sitting of the Senate today, from 6 pm. Environment and Communications Legislation Committee—private meeting otherwise than in accordance with standing order 33(1) during the sitting of the Senate today, from 1 pm. Environment and Communications References Committee—private meeting otherwise than in accordance with standing order 33(1) during the sitting of the Senate today, from 1.10 pm. Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security—private briefing during the sitting of the Senate today, from 9.30 am. Legal and Constitutional Affairs Legislation Committee—private meeting otherwise than in accordance with standing order 33(1) during the sitting of the Senate today, from 4 pm. Legal and Constitutional Affairs References Committee—private meeting otherwise than in accordance with standing order 33(1) during the sitting of the Senate today, from 4.10 pm. The PRESIDENT (09:31): Does any senator wish to have any of those questions put? There being none, we will proceed. Senate Standing Committee of Privileges Membership The PRESIDENT (09:31): Yesterday I informed the Senate that I had received letters from Senator Ludlam and Senator Hinch seeking appointment to the Senate Standing Committee of Privileges. These are two nominations for one position on the committee, the position to be nominated by any minority group or independent senators. In accordance with standing orders, a ballot will be held to determine which one of the two senators who have nominated is to be appointed. Before proceeding to the ballot, we will ring the bells for four minutes. The bells having been rung— The PRESIDENT: The Senate will now proceed to ballot. Ballot papers will be distributed to senators, who are requested to write on the ballot paper the name of the candidate they wish to vote for. The candidates are Senator Ludlam and Senator Hinch. I invite Senator Siewert and Senator Hinch to come forward to act as scrutineers. A ballot having been taken— The PRESIDENT: The result of the ballot is 39 votes for Senator Ludlam and 29 votes for Senator Hinch. Therefore, Senator Ludlam is duly elected as a member of Senate Standing Committee of Privileges. BILLS Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security Amendment Bill 2015 Second Reading Consideration resumed of the motion: That this bill be now read a second time. Senator FARRELL (South Australia—Deputy Leader of the Opposition in the Senate) (09:47): I am very pleased to commence debate in the 45th Parliament on the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security Amendment Bill 2015. This bill was originally introduced by Senator Wong in 2015. It lapsed at prorogation in April 2016, was restored to the Notice Paper, lapsed again at the dissolution ahead of the election CHAMBER
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