House debates

Thursday, 14 February 2013

Committees

Selection Committee; Report

3:14 pm

Photo of Ms Anna BurkeMs Anna Burke (Speaker) Share this | | Hansard source

(): I present report No. 75 of the Selection Committee relating to private members' business and referral of bills to committees. The report will be printed in today's Hansard. Copies of the report have been placed on the table.

The report read as follows—

Report relating to the consideration of bills introduced 11 to 14 February 2013.

1. The committee met in private session on 13 and 14 February 2013.

2. The committee determined that the following referrals of bills to committees be made—

Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations and Financial Services:

    REASONS FOR REFERRAL/PRINCIPAL ISSUES FOR CONSIDERATION:

    Costs to the self-managed superannuation funds; and ensuring only cost recovery.

      REASONS FOR REFERRAL/PRINCIPAL ISSUES FOR CONSIDERATION:

      Income tax loss carry-back-measure linked to mining tax.

      Standing Committee on Economics:

        REASONS FOR REFERRAL/PRINCIPAL ISSUES FOR CONSIDERATION:

        To inquire into: the extent of the erosion of Commonwealth revenue due to the minerals resource rent tax's requirement that increases in State royalties be rebated; the adequacy of the bill to remove this requirement; and whether related issues arise in the application of the minerals resource rent tax that also erode Commonwealth revenue.

        Large fiscal implications for the Budget; existing government agreements in place with commercial entities in relation to existing taxation arrangements, this bill will jeopardise any such agreements; controversial issue which requires detailed scrutiny.

          REASONS FOR REFERRAL/PRINCIPAL ISSUES FOR CONSIDERATION:

          Significant economic impact; and ensure drafting is correct

          Standing Committee on Education and Employment:

            REASONS FOR REFERRAL/PRINCIPAL ISSUES FOR CONSIDERATION:

            The bill contains a number of provisions relating to OS-HELP and the implementation of the Asian Century policy in relation to study overseas that need to be explored in greater depth.

            3. The committee recommends that the following items of private Members' business listed on the notice paper be voted on:

            Orders of the Day

            Skin cancer (Mr Billson)

            Primary language disorder (Mrs Prentice)

            Attack on Ms Malala Yousafzai (Mr A. D. H. Smith)

            Iran (Mr Simpkins)

            Centenary of the Murrumbidgee irrigation area (Mr McCormack).