Senate Chamber Seating Plan

Senate Chamber Seating Plan
AS AT 24 November 2014
Advisers
Advisers
President
PRESIDENT
PARRY
TAS/LP
Government
Whips
BUSHBY
TAS/LP
FIFIELD
VIC/LP
RUSTON
SA/LP
BRANDIS
QLD/LP
BACK
WA/LP
MARSHALL
VIC/ALP
CONROY
VIC/ALP
URQUHART
TAS/ALP
LUDWIG
QLD/ALP
CARR
VIC/ALP
STERLE
WA/ALP
BILYK
TAS/ALP
McLUCAS
QLD/ALP
BULLOCK
WA/ALP
GALLACHER
SA/ALP
CAMERON
NSW/ALP
LUNDY
ACT/ALP
LINES
WA/ALP
PAYNE
NSW/LP
COLLINS
VIC/ALP
PERIS
NT/ALP
DASTYARI
NSW/ALP
CASH
WA/LP
POLLEY
TAS/ALP
O’NEILL
NSW/ALP
FAULKNER
NSW/ALP
BROWN
TAS/ALP
KETTER
QLD/ALP
JOHNSTON
WA/LP
WONG
SA/ALP
ABETZ
TAS/LP
Leader of the
Government
Leader of the
Opposition
RONALDSON
VIC/LP
RYAN
VIC/LP
SESELJA
ACT/LP
McEWEN
SA/ALP
CORMANN
WA/LP
BIRMINGHAM
SA/LP
EDWARDS
SA/LP
MOORE
QLD/ALP
Ministers
FAWCETT FIERRAVANTI-WELLS
SA/LP
NSW/LP
Opposition
Whips
CHAIR
DEPUTY
OF COMMITTEES CLERK
Shadow Ministers
BLACK
ROD
CLERK
MACDONALD
QLD/LP
REYNOLDS
WA/LP
SMITH
WA/LP
SINODINOS
NSW/LP
McGRATH
QLD/LP
BERNARDI
SA/LP
Hansard
Reporters
COLBECK
TAS/LP
SINGH
TAS/ALP
HEFFERNAN MASON
NSW/LP
QLD/LP
O’SULLIVAN
QLD/NAT
SCULLION
NT/CLP
LAZARUS
QLD/PUP
WANG
WA/PUP
McKENZIE
VIC/NAT
WILLIAMS
NSW/NAT
SIEWERT
WA/AG
NASH
NSW/NAT
CANAVAN
QLD/NAT
MADIGAN
VIC/IND
LEYONHJELM
NSW/LDP DAY
SA/FFP
XENOPHON
SA/IND
MILNE
TAS/AG
RHIANNON
NSW/AG
MUIR
VIC/AMEP
LUDLAM
WA/AG
HANSON-YOUNG
SA/AG
WRIGHT
DI NATALE SA/AG
VIC/AG
WATERS
QLD/AG
LAMBIE
TAS/IND
RICE
VIC/AG
WHISH-WILSON
TAS/AG
Ministerial Representation & Senate Office Holders in the Senate
44th Parliament • 24 November 2014 • The Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia
Ministerial Representation
Ministers
Senator the Hon. Eric Abetz
Minister for Employment
Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for
the Public Service
(Leader of the Government in the Senate)
Senator the Hon. George Brandis QC
Senate Party Leaders
Representing
Leader of the Liberal Party: Senator the Hon. Eric Abetz
Prime Minister
Minister for Agriculture
Assistant Minister for Employment
Leader of the Australian Labor Party: Senator the Hon.
Penelope Wong (Penny)
Leader of The Nationals: Senator the Hon. Nigel Scullion
Leader of the Australian Greens: Senator Christine Milne
Minister for Foreign Affairs
Attorney-General
Minister for Justice
Minister for the Arts
Vice-President of the Executive Council
(Deputy Leader of the Government in the Senate)
Leader of the Palmer United Party: Senator Glenn Lazarus
Senator the Hon. Nigel Scullion
Whips
Minister for Indigenous Affairs
Senator the Hon. David Johnston
Minister for Defence
Senator the Hon. Mathias Cormann
Minister for Finance
Acting Assistant Treasurer
Senator the Hon. Mitch Fifield
Assistant Minister for Social Services
(Manager of Government Bussiness in the Senate)
Senator the Hon. Fiona Nash
Assistant Minister for Health
Senator the Hon. Michael Ronaldson
Minister for Veterans' Affairs
Special Minister of State
Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for the
Centenary of ANZAC
Senator the Hon. Marise Payne
Minister for Human Services
Senator the Hon. Michaelia Cash
Assistant Minister for Immigration and Border
Protection
Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Women
Minister for Infrastructure and Regional
Development
Assistant Minister for Defence
Assistant Minister for Infrastructure and Regional
Development
Treasurer
Minister for Small Business
Minster for Trade and Investment
Minister for the Environment
Minister for Social Services
Minister for Communications
Chief Government: Senator David Bushby
Deputy Government: Senators Anne Ruston and David Fawcett
Chief Opposition: Senator Anne McEwen
Deputy Opposition: Senators Catryna Bilyk and Anne Urquhart
The Nationals: Senator Barry O'Sullivan
Australian Greens: Senator Rachel Siewert
Palmer United Party: Senator Dio Wang
Officers of the Senate
Clerk of the Senate
Deputy Clerk of the Senate
Clerk Assistant (Committees)
Clerk Assistant (Procedure)
Clerk Assistant (Table)
Usher of the Black Rod
Minister for Health
Minister for Sport
Minister for Industry
Minister for Education
Assistant Minister for Education
Minister for Immigration and Border Protection
Parliamentary Secretaries
Senators in the Chamber
If the Senators of your State or Territory are not present in the
Chamber while the Senate is sitting, it is likely that they are
listening to the debate in their offices or attending to their
parliamentary work elsewhere in the building.
Duty rosters are drawn up for seats occupied by the President,
Chairman of Committees, Ministers, Shadow Ministers and
Whips, so that at all times when the Senate is sitting there are
Senators 'on duty' in these positions to ensure that the business
of the Senate proceeds.
Senator the Hon. Richard Colbeck
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Agriculture
Senator the Hon. Brett Mason
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Foreign Affairs
Senator the Hon. Concetta Fierravanti-Wells
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Social Services
Senator the Hon. Simon Birmingham
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for the Environment
Senator the Hon. Scott Ryan
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Education
State and Party Representation
in the Senate
State AMEP AG ALP
Senate Office Holders
President: Senator the Hon. Stephen Parry
Deputy President and Chair of Committees: Senator Gavin Marshall
Temporary Chairs of Committees:
Senators Back, Bernardi, Dastyari,Edwards, Gallacher, Lines, O'Neill, Peris,
Seselja, Smith, Sterle, Whish-Wilson and Williams
Leader of the Government in the Senate: Senator the Hon. Eric Abetz
Deputy Leader of the Government in the Senate: Senator the Hon. George Brandis
QC
Manager of Government Business in the Senate: Senator the Hon. Mitch Fifield
Leader of the Opposition in the Senate: Senator the Hon. Penelope Wong
(Penny)
Deputy Leader of the Opposition in the Senate: Senator the Hon. Stephen Conroy
Manager of Opposition Business in the Senate: Senator Claire Moore
Dr Rosemary Laing
Mr Richard Pye
Mr Brien Hallett
Ms Maureen Weeks
Mr Chris Reid
Ms Rachel Callinan
FF
IND LDP
LP NATS/PUPTOTAL
or
CLP
Territory
ACT
..
..
1
..
..
..
1
.. ..
2
NSW
..
1
4
..
..
1
4
2
..
12
NT
..
..
1
..
..
..
..
1
..
2
Qld
..
1
4
..
..
..
4
2
1
12
SA
..
2
3
1
1
..
5
..
..
12
Tas
..
2
5
..
1
..
4
..
..
12
Vic
1
2
4
..
1
..
3
1
..
12
WA
..
2
3
..
..
..
6
..
1
12
1
10
25
1
3
1
27
6
2
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