Tuesday, 21 June 2022
Members statements
Julian Assange
Mr QUILTY
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Commencement
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Announcements
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Acknowledgement of country
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Riad Halim Asmar
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Bills
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State Taxation and Treasury Legislation Amendment Bill 2022
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Royal assent
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Appropriation (Parliament 2022–2023) Bill 2022
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Legislative Council vacancy
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Legal and Social Issues Committee
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Community housing
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Firearms licensing
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Family violence law reform
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Planning and Environment Amendment (Transition From Gas) Bill 2022
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Alert Digest No. 9
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Queen’s Birthday honours
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Queen’s Birthday honours
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Refugee Week
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Eastern Victoria Region roads
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Raja Parba
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Alfred Health
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COVID-19
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Julian Assange
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Ian Cover OAM
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COVID-19 vaccination
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Queen’s Birthday honours
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Adam Bandt
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Glenn ‘Dutchy’ Holland APM
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Nia Sims
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Joint sitting of Parliament
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Bills
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Summary Offences Amendment (Nazi Symbol Prohibition) Bill 2022
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Business of the house
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Orders of the day
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Bills
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Casino and Liquor Legislation Amendment Bill 2022
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Second reading
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Adjournment
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E-cigarettes
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Aged care
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Goulburn Valley Health
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Confined space rescue equipment
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Pakenham East train station
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GenWest
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Child protection
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Short-stay accommodation
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Gippsland homelessness services
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Paisley train station
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Health system
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Energy policy
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Energy policy
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Sand mining
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Health services
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Voluntary assisted dying
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Medicinal cannabis
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Responses
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Julian Assange
Mr QUILTY: On another matter, this week we got the news that the UK government had approved the extradition of Julian Assange to the United States. While this is just one more step in the long-running legal battle, the persecution of Julian has to stop. Being a journalist is not a crime, and the US does not have the authority to enforce its domestic laws around the globe. The ongoing prosecution of the case is an attack on journalism and free speech around the world. I call on the new Australian government to use our special relationship with the US and the UK to put an end to this and to finally send Julian Assange home.