Last week, I read with interest Adam Fletcher's recent post on the Castan Centre for Human Rights Law blog. His post outlined his concerns with the Extradition and Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Legislation Amendment Bill 2011, which passed the Senate on 28 February 2012.

Senator WRIGHT (South Australia):

Senator WRIGHT (South Australia) (18:46):

by leave-I move Greens amendments (20) and (21) on sheet 7189 together:

Senator WRIGHT (South Australia) (18:32):

By leave-I move amendments (6) through to (15) on sheet 7189 together:

Senator WRIGHT (South Australia) (18:27):

by leave-I move Australian Greens amendments (4), (5) and (17) on sheet 7189 together:

(4) Schedule 2, heading to Division 2, page 19 (line 25), omit "and sexual orientation", substitute ", sexual orientation and gender identity".
(5) Schedule 2, item 37, page 19 (line 28), after "orientation,", insert "gender identity,".
(17) Schedule 3, item 5, page 45 (line 19), after "orientation,", insert "gender identity,".

Senator WRIGHT (South Australia) (18:18):

by leave-I move Greens amendments (1), (2), (3), (16) and (18) together: