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Commonwealth Parliamentary Debate - Graeme Campbell
Graeme Campbell.
The only member of the House of Representatives to vote against the October 1996 racial tolerance motion criticises what he says is the lack of discussion on immigration issues, saying the bipartisan approach to them has stifled debate.
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