Late amendments to Order Paper
Senator Craughwell raises a late amendment to motion No. 15, but the Chair rules it cannot be included; motion No. 15 is accepted without debate and Senator Byrne presses his amendment on motion No. 14.
The Leader has agreed to take No. 68, non-Government motion No. 15, without debate. I have tabled a substantial amendment to that motion.
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I am aware that there is an amendment to the motion. Unfortunately, it was delivered too late to my office for inclusion in today's Order Paper.
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I would be quite happy-----
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As it has not been included in today's Order Paper, there is nothing I can do about the matter.
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I would be quite happy to have it taken without debate, if that is possible.
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Senator Mark Daly has proposed an amendment to the Order of Business: "That No. 68, non-Government motion No. 15, be taken today." The Leader has indicated that he is accepting the amendment and that the motion will be taken without debate before No. 1. Is the amendment agreed to? Agreed.
Senator Thomas Byrne has proposed an amendment to the Order of Business: "That No. 68, non-Government motion No. 14, be taken today." Is the amendment being pressed?
