Mr. Harry Jenkins

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  26 Sep 07
  
  Marymede Catholic College: Funding success puts students in the shade
  
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  07 Feb 07
  
  $1.2 million in grants for 18 local state schools
  
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  "At this year's election the electoral roll will slam shut on the day the writs are issued, which is almost always on the day the election is called," Mr Jenkins said."Those already on the roll will now get only three days to update their details."
  
  "Under the old laws voters had seven days to enrol, and the Electoral Commission had seven days to run a campaign to remind people to enrol," Mr Jenkins explained."After the last election 408,770 voters across Australia enrolled for the first time, re-enrolled, or changed their details."
  
  "If you divide that figure by the 150 House of Representatives seats around Australia, that is 2,720 people in every electorate," Mr Jenkins said."These so-called reforms are even more outrageous in light of the fact that last week the Howard Government admitted more than 410,000 of 18 to 25 year-old Australians were missing from the electoral roll."
  
  "This is not governing in the interests of young people," Mr Jenkins said."Young people have enough to worry about without being locked out of the democratic process because they fail to comply with the complex requirments of new laws designed to favour the Howard Government."
  
  "Under these new laws, by the time a young person gets home from study or work and finds out an election has been called, the electoral roll will be closed," Mr Jenkins said.
  
  "Whether they support the Labor Party or not, I want to ensure that as many young people from Scullin as possible who are eligible to vote get a chance to have their say on polling day," Mr Jenkins said.
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  © 2007 Harry Jenkins.

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  Published on: 12/4/2008    Last Visited: 12/23/2008  

  Speaker of the House of Representatives, Harry Jenkins, said the incident was a reminder the lower house may want to consider a code of conduct.
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  Manager of opposition business, Joe Hockey, asked Mr Jenkins to urgently investigate the "repugnant" incident.
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  Mr Jenkins said he would take some time to consider whether or not he had the power to investigate the incident and would report back to the lower house.
  
  What I am clear in my own mind about is that this is another reminder that it probably is time that this house very much considers a code of conduct," he said.

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  $1.2 MILLION IN GRANTS FOR 18 LOCAL STATE SCHOOLS$1.2 MILLION IN GRANTS FOR 18 LOCAL STATE SCHOOLS
  
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  $1.2 MILLION IN GRANTS FOR 18 LOCAL STATE SCHOOLS
  
  $1.2 MILLION IN GRANTS FOR 18 LOCAL STATE SCHOOLSThe Federal Member for Scullin, Harry Jenkins has welcomed the announcement that eighteen local state schools have received funding approval for 26 projects under the third round of the Investing in Our Schools Programme.
  
  "The successful projects reflect the diversity of student needs right across our local community," Mr Jenkins said."They range from the $106,000 Peter Lalor Secondary College is getting to construct a new canteen to $97,000 for furniture and computer equipment at Greensborough's Apollo Parkways Primary School."
  
  Mr Jenkins congratulated the eighteen successful schools on their funding success.
  
  "The principals, staff and parents of our local school communities are committed to providing our students with the best possible education," Mr Jenkins said.
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  "I believe that education is our most secure pathway for the future and wholeheartedly support the need for an Education Revolution in this country after years of neglect by the Howard Government," Mr Jenkins explained.
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  © 2007 Harry Jenkins.

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  Published on: 5/26/2009    Last Visited: 5/28/2009  

  In a discussion with Chen Zhili, visiting vice chairperson of the Standing Committee of National People's Congress, China's top legislative body, President of the Senate John Hogg and Speaker of the House Harry Jenkins expressed priority on further relation with China.

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  Harry Jenkins MP has described the Liberal Party's continued failure to endorse a candi ... Read more>
  
  26 Sep 07
  
  Marymede Catholic College: Funding success puts students in the shade
  
  The Federal Member for Scullin, Harry Jenkins has wel ... Read more>
  ...
  Harry Jenkins MP has today revealed the Liberal Party is yet to endorse a candidate in the fe ... Read more>
  ...
  The Federal Member for Scullin, Harry Jenkins has welcomed the announcement that nine schools ... Read more>
  ...
  Harry Jenkins MP today announced that a Rudd Labor Government will help local households inst ... Read more>
  ...
  The Federal Member for Scullin, Harry Jenkins has welcomed the announcement that Northside Ch ... Read more>
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  The Federal Member for Scullin, Harry Jenkins has today expressed concern at the increased cost of child care in the ... Read more>
  
  07 Feb 07
  
  $1.2 million in grants for 18 local state schools
  
  The Federal Member for Scullin, Harry Jenkins has welcomed the announcement that eighteen local state schools have re ... Read more>
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  "The ceremony ensures the contribution of six people to our nation's security is recognised and that a grateful nation and community says thank you, a job well done," Mr Jenkins said."For the recipients the medals are due recognition and a way of remembering the companionship of their fellow servicemen and their experiences in uniform."
  
  Mr Jenkins presented Australian Defence Medals today to Carl Hendy, (Mill Park, ex-Army National Serviceman), Robert Linton (Mill Park, ex-Army), Phillip MacKie (Mill Park, ex-Army), Robert Muir (Mill Park, ex-Army), Graeme Roberts (Epping, ex-Army) and Laurie Walton (Epping, ex-Army Reserve).
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  Mr Jenkins said, "I would encourage all members of the community who may be eligible to submit applications either for themselves or to recognise family members who have passed away as the Australian Defence Medal can be awarded posthumously."
  
  Application forms are available from Mr Jenkins' office on (03) 9467 8055
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  © 2007 Harry Jenkins.

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  Published on: 11/17/2008    Last Visited: 12/10/2008  

  Speaker of the House of Representatives, Harry Jenkins, said the prayer was the most controversial aspect of parliamentary procedures. Other than the bullying, the corruption, and the cocaine-fuelled orgies. / and the secret sacrificial blood orgies.

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  Published on: 10/27/2008    Last Visited: 12/20/2008  

  Harry Jenkins has called for debate on whether the Christian prayer, which has been recited at the start of each parliamentary sitting since federation in 1901, should be reworded or replaced. "One of the most controversial aspects of the parliamentary day I found from practically day two is the prayer," Jenkins, speaker of the House of Representatives, told The Sunday Telegraph.

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  Published on: 10/27/2008    Last Visited: 10/29/2008  

  Speaker of the House of Representatives, Harry Jenkins, has called for a public debate about whether the daily prayer should be rewritten or replaced, The Herald-Sun reports.
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  "Mr Jenkins questioned if the prayer, inserted into the standing orders in 1901, was relevant to the 21st century." It was composed 2000 years ago not in 1901, and has been used in parliaments for centuries before 1901.
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  I for one support Harry Jenkins and Bob Brown in seeking the deletion of facing mecca or praying in a parliament that is supposed to represent me too
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  I don't think Harry Jenkins has any problem with a time for Prayer/Reflection, and neither do I. The problem is that Australia is not a Christian theocracy, or is it?
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  Tony, you'd better discuss your argument with Mr Jenkins.

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  Luckily for all, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Harry Jenkins, ruled that the alleged threat to Alby Shultz's person, while

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