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Long-term Care (2 Dec 1999): Mr John Stanley: I wish to focus my remarks on one group of people and on one provision in one piece of legislation. The people on whom I want to focus are those who are called the "preferred rights group". They were in residential homes on 1 April 1993 and therefore, by definition, they include some of the frailest and most elderly in our community. The legislation on which I wish to focus is section 43 of...
Orders of the Day — Export Guarantees Amendment Bill (10 Feb 1975): Mr John Stanley: ...and which represents the mean of the average yield on Treasury bills and the lending rate to the nationalised industries. That would seem to be a perfectly reasonable basis from which to start. That is topped up by a second element, known somewhat euphemistically as the unmarketability margin. I have never understood why the clearing banks should seek to top up their rate by an...

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