Senate Speeches

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Our CCP Premier: The question has to be asked. Why is the premier of Victoria making his 7th trip to China this week?

Statements by senators – Premier of Victoria, 29 March, 2023 Senator BABET (Victoria—United Australia Party Whip) (13:47): Something is different in my home state of Victoria this week. There is a sense of calm and order as the Victorian people ...

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27 Mar
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The Pandemic Treaty: “We must understand what the WHO wants to achieve.”

Committees – Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade References Committee – Reference, 27 March 2023 Senator BABET (Victoria—United Australia Party Whip) (17:48): I thank Senator Malcolm Roberts for this motion. Obviously I rise here in this place today to support the ...

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27 Mar
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Pensions: The importance of pensions in safeguarding your future.

Matters of Urgency – Pensions and Benefits, 27 March 2023 Senator BABET (Victoria—United Australia Party Whip) (17:07): I thank Senator McKim for moving this urgency motion, but I cannot agree with his proposal to increase taxes on hardworking Australians. The ...

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27 Mar
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Our children: They’re coming for your children any which way they can. Senator Babet explains why.

Statements by Senators – Australian Law Reform Commission, 27 March 2023 Senator BABET (Victoria—United Australia Party Whip) (13:48): Christian schools educate almost one-third of Australian schoolchildren, but, thanks to the Australian Law Reform Commission, Christian schools are under threat. The ...

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27 Mar
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National Reconstruction Fund: “The government will only make things worse, like it always has and always does.”

BILLS – National Reconstruction Fund Corporation Bill 2023 – Second Reading, 27 Mar 2023 Senator BABET (Victoria—United Australia Party Whip) (10:19): Like most things that the Albanese government proposes, this $15 billion National Reconstruction Fund appears good—at first glance, anyway—but ...

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23 Mar
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Excess Deaths: The response in the Senate chamber was “as predictable as it was unsatisfactory”.

Motions – Australian Bureau of Statistics: Mortality Data, 23 March 2023 Senator BABET (Victoria—United Australia Party Whip) (16:08): I move: That the Senate acknowledges that: (a) there has been a concerning number of excess deaths in Australia in 2021 and 2022, ...

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23 Mar
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Excess deaths: Australia must urgently investigate why so many people died in 2022.

Committees – Select Committee on Australia’s Excess Mortality – Appointment, 23 March 2023 Senator BABET (Victoria—United Australia Party Whip) (11:22): I move: (1) That a select committee, to be known as the Select Committee on Australia’s Excess Mortality, be established ...

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23 Mar
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Trust and transparency: Making politician’s diaries publicly available.

Motions – Parliament, 23 March 2023 Senator BABET (Victoria—United Australia Party Whip) (10:33): Thank you, Senator Lambie, for what you did yesterday. I, like most of us here, would like to see who our elected members of parliament are meeting with in ...

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22 Mar
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Going nuclear: “If we do not look at nuclear energy, our only other alternative is poverty.”

Matters of Public Importance: Energy, 22 March 2023 Senator BABET (Victoria—United Australia Party Whip) (16:12): In Australia we are facing an energy crisis that threatens to cripple industry and impoverish families and, if it is not urgently addressed, we will see ...

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22 Mar
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CDBCs: The danger of programmable money and the potential for its misuse by the government of the day.

Statements by Senators: Banking and Financial Services, 22 March 2023 Senator BABET (Victoria—United Australia Party Whip) (13:48): There’s a famous saying in politics, and that is: ‘Never let a good crisis go to waste.’ There’s an argument to be made that ...

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