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Since the first Australian Parliament in 1901, time has been set aside to allow questions to be asked of ministers, colloquially known as Question Time. During this time, elected representatives hold the government accountable by asking ministers questions about their actions and decisions. The Prime Minister and Ministers are expected to answer these questions, providing transparency and insight into government affairs. Subscribe to listen back to Question Time from the House of Representat ...
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Listen back to Question Time in the House of Representatives as the Government take questions without notice on 27th March 2024. Official Hansard transcript available at our website: Hansard - House of Representatives 27/03/2024 Parliament of Australia (aph.gov.au)DPS Podcasting
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Utah’s prudent and responsible budgeting practices have helped our state maintain a robust economy, even during times of downturn for neighboring states. While other state governments rack up billions of dollars in debt, Utah consistently passes balanced and responsible budgets, allowing our economy to continue to grow and flourish. Joining us in t…
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Listen back to Question Time in the House of Representatives as the Government take questions without notice on 26th March 2024. Official Hansard transcript available at our website: Hansard - House of Representatives 26/03/2024 Parliament of Australia (aph.gov.au)DPS Podcasting
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Listen back to Question Time in the House of Representatives as the Government take questions without notice on 25th March 2024. Official Hansard transcript available at our website: Hansard - House of Representatives 25/03/2024 Parliament of Australia (aph.gov.au)DPS Podcasting
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Listen back to Question Time in the House of Representatives as the Government take questions without notice on 21st March 2024. Official Hansard transcript available at our website: Hansard - House of Representatives 21/03/2024 Parliament of Australia (aph.gov.au)DPS Podcasting
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Listen back to Question Time in the House of Representatives as the Government take questions without notice on 20th March 2024. Official Hansard transcript available at our website: Hansard - House of Representatives 20/03/2024 Parliament of Australia (aph.gov.au)DPS Podcasting
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Listen back to Question Time in the House of Representatives as the Government take questions without notice on 19th March 2024. Official Hansard transcript available at our website: Hansard - House of Representatives 19/03/2024 Parliament of Australia (aph.gov.au)DPS Podcasting
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Listen back to Question Time in the House of Representatives as the Government take questions without notice on 18th March 2024. Official Hansard transcript available at our website: Hansard - House of Representatives 18/03/2024 Parliament of Australia (aph.gov.au)DPS Podcasting
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Listen back to Question Time in the House of Representatives as the Government take questions without notice on 29th February 2024. Official Hansard transcript available at our website: Hansard - House of Representatives 29/02/2024 Parliament of Australia (aph.gov.au)DPS Podcasting
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Listen back to Question Time in the House of Representatives as the Government take questions without notice on 28th February 2024. Official Hansard transcript available at our website: Hansard - House of Representatives 28/02/2024 Parliament of Australia (aph.gov.au)DPS Podcasting
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Listen back to Question Time in the House of Representatives as the Government take questions without notice on 27th February 2024. Official Hansard transcript available at our website: Hansard - House of Representatives 27/02/2024 Parliament of Australia (aph.gov.au)DPS Podcasting
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Listen back to Question Time in the House of Representatives as the Government take questions without notice on 26th February 2024. Official Hansard transcript available at our website: Hansard - House of Representatives 26/02/2024 Parliament of Australia (aph.gov.au)DPS Podcasting
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Studies have shown that the majority of children who grew up in Utah would like to continue to call Utah home as they enter adulthood. However, a key factor in their decision to stay in the state is the rising cost of homeownership. As we look to the future, we must create opportunities for our children and grandchildren to establish their home her…
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Over the past several decades, the federal government has regularly overstepped its constitutional role — imposing burdensome regulations, and acting against the best interests of Utah. From mismanagement of federal lands, to unrealistic environmental standards imposed on our state, Utahns have had enough. Joining us today to discuss more about how…
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Listen back to Question Time in the House of Representatives as the Government take questions without notice on 15th February 2024. Official Hansard transcript available at our website: Hansard - House of Representatives 15/02/2024 Parliament of Australia (aph.gov.au)DPS Podcasting
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Listen back to Question Time in the House of Representatives as the Government take questions without notice on 14th February 2024. Official Hansard transcript available at our website: Hansard - House of Representatives 14/02/2024 Parliament of Australia (aph.gov.au)DPS Podcasting
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Listen back to Question Time in the House of Representatives as the Government take questions without notice on 13th February 2024. Official Hansard transcript available at our website: Hansard - House of Representatives 13/02/2024 Parliament of Australia (aph.gov.au)DPS Podcasting
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Listen back to Question Time in the House of Representatives as the Government take questions without notice on 12th February 2024. Official Hansard transcript available at our website: Hansard - House of Representatives 12/02/2024 Parliament of Australia (aph.gov.au)DPS Podcasting
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Listen back to Question Time in the House of Representatives as the Government take questions without notice on 8th February 2024. Official Hansard transcript available at our website: Hansard - House of Representatives 08/02/2024 Parliament of Australia (aph.gov.au)DPS Podcasting
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Listen back to Question Time in the House of Representatives as the Government take questions without notice on 7th February 2024. Official Hansard transcript available at our website: Hansard - House of Representatives 07/02/2024 Parliament of Australia (aph.gov.au)DPS Podcasting
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Listen back to Question Time in the House of Representatives as the Government take questions without notice on 6th February 2024. Official Hansard transcript available at our website: Hansard - House of Representatives 06/02/2024 Parliament of Australia (aph.gov.au)DPS Podcasting
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Utah is proud to be home to the best teachers and the brightest students in the nation. Investing in education is the best way to invest in the future generation, and future prosperity of our state, which is why the Legislature is putting students, parents, and teachers first. Joining us in this episode to talk more about how we’re advancing educat…
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Utah is renowned for its all-of-the-above energy approach that welcomes traditional and renewable energy sources as well as new and innovative energy systems. We want to ensure that generations of Utahns can continue to enjoy reliable, affordable, and dispatchable power now and into the future. Joining us in this episode to discuss his proposed leg…
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Researchers credit Utah’s tight-knit families and historically high birth rates with fostering the state’s economic might and high quality of life. However, we’re not immune to national trends of declining emphasis on the family. Joining us to talk more about his joint resolution surrounding the success sequence, as well as what the Legislature pla…
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Each year, the House Majority Caucus prepares for the upcoming Legislative session by identifying its key policy priorities — what we most want to accomplish to benefit our state. Over the last year, our Legislators have worked tirelessly to identify problems and drafting policy solutions for Utah. This session, the Majority Caucus has identified f…
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Listen back to Question Time in the House of Representatives as the Government take questions without notice on 7th December 2023. Official Hansard transcript available at our website: Hansard - House of Representatives 07/12/2023 Parliament of Australia (aph.gov.au)DPS-Podcasting
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Listen back to Question Time in the House of Representatives as the Government take questions without notice on 30th November 2023. Official Hansard transcript available at our website: Hansard - House of Representatives 30/11/2023 Parliament of Australia (aph.gov.au)DPS-Podcasting
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With elections just around the corner, Utahns are filling out their ballots and rushing to the polls. As Americans, the ability to vote is one of our greatest privileges, which is why it is critical we ensure our state has safe, secure, and reliable elections. In Utah, we are fortunate to have incredibly efficient and reliable election systems and …
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Listen back to Question Time in the House of Representatives as the Government take questions without notice on 16th November 2023. Official Hansard transcript available at our website: Hansard - House of Representatives 16/11/2023 Parliament of Australia (aph.gov.au)DPS Podcasting
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Ever since the completion of the transcontinental railroad in 1869, Utah has had a proud history as the crossroads of the west. As such, Utah is uniquely positioned for major long-term economic development. With this vision in mind, the Legislature established the Utah Inland Port Authority, to oversee the expansion and proper use of Utah’s trade i…
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This morning, the Legislative Audit subcommittee met to hear presentations regarding the two most recent legislative audits. Most consequently, Legislative auditors presented findings from a report examining the Intermountain Power Plant in Millard County and potential risks and vulnerabilities within the governance of the plant. Joining us today t…
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As the fastest growing state in the Nation, it’s crucial that we are continuously planning for our growth. Last month, the Legislature met in St George for a biennial Long-Term Planning Conference, where they heard expert presentations and discussed the future needs of the state. Joining us in this episode to give a recap of this conference and sha…
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Across the state, hundreds of thousands of students are heading back to school. But for those students who may be experiencing homelessness or other economic disadvantages, this can be a particularly trying time. To help better address the needs of these students, the Legislature has allocated funding that can be used towards the creation of “Teen …
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Utah’s measured, all-of-the-above energy policy has powered decades of prosperity by providing some of the most reliable and affordable energy in the country. Recently, the Utah Legislature has been applying common sense solutions to push back on federal regulatory overreach that threatens our ability to provide power to our state, fuel our economy…
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Each year during the general legislative session, college students from schools across the state are selected to intern for our Representatives. This is a unique experience that allows them to get an up close and personal look at the legislative process while working on-on-one with their assigned Representatives. Joining us today to talk more about…
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Utah is fortunate to have one of the most beautiful Capitol buildings in the country. Though it serves many purposes, ultimately this building belongs to the people of our state — and there is a whole team of dedicated civil servants working behind the scenes to make sure our citizens can continue to enjoy this building for generations to come. Rec…
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The recent announcement of Congressman Chris Stewart’s intention to resign his seat in Utah’s 2nd Congressional district will result in a vacancy in Utah’s federal delegation. To address this vacancy and ensure Utah remains fully represented in Washington, this month the Legislature convened in a special session, where they voted to pass a bill whi…
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Given the fast-paced nature of the Legislative Session, our lawmakers rely heavily on the help and support from Legislative Staff Offices to answer policy and legal questions in the bill drafting process. Today, we are taking another look into the Office of Legislative Research and General Counsel. This office is responsible for drafting and proces…
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Here in Utah, we have a part time citizen Legislature, with our general sessions lasting just 45 days. Although those 7 weeks are extremely productive, sometimes unique circumstances arise that require the Legislature to convene in special session to address pressing needs of the state. Last week, our legislators met for one such special session an…
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This past winter has defied all expectations and broken every known record of precipitation here in Utah. While we are grateful for this much needed moisture, it brings with it an increased chance of flooding. Many Utahns have already experienced firsthand the potential dangers this additional spring runoff brings. Joining us today to talk more abo…
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Though our annual general legislative session is only 45 days long, there is a team of staff working year-round in preparation for that 7 week sprint. There are many behind-the-scenes payers who are instrumental in the process needed to craft good legislation. The Office of Legislative Research and General Counsel is responsible for drafting and pr…
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Utah’s rapid growth comes as no surprise to those who have long called Utah home. Our top-ranked economy, natural wonders, and creative problem-solving not only attracts new people to our state but motivates Utahns to continue calling this great place home. This year, the legislature is working together to meet the demands of our growing State by p…
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This afternoon, the Legislative audit subcommittee met and heard presentations from legislative auditors about several independent audit reports into various aspects of the State government, including our prison healthcare systems and 911 call response times of Salt Lake county. In this episode, the Legislative Auditor General and his team join us …
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Over the last several weeks, news cycles have been devoted to coverage of the recent banking crisis and collapse of prominent financial institutions. Understandably, this has left many Utahns feeling nervous about what economic uncertainties are in store. Joining us in this episode to discuss the current state of our financial markets and what it m…
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Utah has the shortest legislative session in the country - just 45 calendar days. Over the course of those 7 weeks, our lawmakers work tirelessly to pass meaningful legislation that will impact the lives of all Utahns. This session in particular could perhaps be called the most consequential in our State’s history. With so much packed into such a s…
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Education inspires upward mobility, fosters innovation, and opens doors to countless future opportunities. Here in Utah, public education remains a key priority for the Legislature. This legislative session, we have made record breaking investments in our public education system to ensure that our classrooms remain a place of safety and learning, t…
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The Utah legislature knows that the best way to ensure Utahns can continue to call Utah home is to lower the cost of living and allow citizens to keep more of their hard-earned money in their pockets. Over the past several years, the Utah legislature has reduced taxes by nearly $300 million. To continue Utah’s commitment to low taxes and a family a…
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Utah is known around the world for its beautiful landscapes and amazing outdoor recreation opportunities. With the greatest snow on Earth in the Wasatch Mountains to the red rock canyons of Southern Utah, we are truly blessed to call this incredible State home. This is why preserving our natural resources so future generations can continue to get o…
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