• Australian Labor Party Senator for NSW
• Minister for Foreign Affairs (since 13 Mar 2012)
• Became a Senator on 6 March 2012 — General election
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Questions without Notice: Malaysia (15 May 2013)

“Of course we would be concerned, but to speculate about it is to do precisely that. That is a hypothetical position, and we would hope that no opposition leader in Malaysia would be charged with sedition or anything else for speaking out and debating the conduct of an election. Of course, that would be a valid matter for us to respond to but, again, that is a hypothetical question. The way...”

Questions without Notice: Malaysia (15 May 2013)

“The conduct of the elections is a matter for the Malaysian people, and I see no basis for raising them in any Commonwealth forum and it is not within the scope of the Commonwealth Ministerial Action Group to look at the conduct of elections in Malaysia. Malaysia is a country with which we consider ourselves a close friend as well as a neighbour. Malaysia is an important regional partner to...”

Questions without Notice: Malaysia (15 May 2013)

“Mr President, I acknowledge Senator Xenophon's keen interest in Malaysia and the welfare of the people of Malaysia. I underline what I have said in the past about his comments on the Malaysian election campaign. The first thing I want to repeat is that we are not in a position to make determinations about how that election was run. We cannot be the electoral commission for Malaysia. We cannot...”

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