The Senate Economics Legislation Committee has been scrutinizing the bill since it was introduced in Parliament in December. The bills passage is guaranteed in the House of Representatives where the government holds a majority of seats, unlike in the Senate. Parliament is scheduled to consider the bill on Tuesday and the conservative government hopes it will be approved during the next two-week sitting. ($1 = 1.2887 Australian dollars)Reporting by Shriya Ramakrishnan in Bengaluru; Editing by Peter CooneyOur Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles. A Nine spokeswoman declined comment, while a News Corp representative in Australia was not immediately available for comment.
$1 = 1.2987 Australian dollars.
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