Senator DI NATALE (Victoria—Leader of the Australian Greens) (12:22): I move: That the Senate— (a) notes that over recent times, the Senate has witnessed: (i) Senator Hanson wear a burqa in the Senate chamber, with the purpose to ridicule a religious community, (ii) Senator Leyonhjelm use sexism to attempt to belittle and intimidate a fellow parliamentarian, and (iii) Senator Anning use racism and hate speech, including language from the Holocaust, to incite hatred against the entire Muslim community; (b) seeks to ensure that hate speech and intimidatory behaviour do not go unfettered in the Senate under the name of parliamentary privilege; (c) notes that the Member for Indi, Ms McGowan, has tabled a motion in the House of Representatives to develop a code of conduct for members of Parliament and their staff; (d) agrees that, as a Parliament, we must stand up against unacceptable behaviours; and (e) gives in-principle support to include in the Senate standing orders a code of conduct, with the aim of preventing a senator behaving in such a way, or using language, which is discriminatory or incites hatred towards a community.