Pauline Hanson motion all lives matter failed in the Senate, Pauline says the gutless government voted against

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Pauline Hanson motion all lives matter failed in the Senate, Pauline says the gutless government voted against


Senator PAULINE HANSON  (Queensland): I ask that general business notice of motion No. 612 standing in my name today relating to all lives matter be taken as a formal motion.

The PRESIDENT: Is there any objection to this motion being taken as formal? There is. Formality is denied, Senator Hanson.

Senator HANSON:  Pursuant to contingent notice, I move:

That so much of the standing orders be suspended as would prevent the motion being moved immediately and determined without amendment or debate.

The PRESIDENT: As senators know, we now put those motions without the traditional debate in this section of the day. The question is to suspend standing orders to deal with matter No. 612. Hide Division Data 





Division: NOES 51 (49 majority) AYES 2 PAIRS 0








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