Report from Federation Chamber Bill returned from Federation Chamber with an unresolved question; certified copy of the bill and schedule of the unresolved question presented. Unresolved question— That the amendment moved by Dr M Ryan to the amendment proposed by Mrs McIntosh be agreed to: That all words after "reading" be omitted with a view to substituting the following words: "the House: (1) notes that: (a) for more than two decades, the National Joint Replacement Registry has demonstrated the value of high-quality clinical registry data to patient safety; (b) Australia's more than 140 clinical registries are fragmented and poorly integrated, and rely on inconsistent and often insecure funding; and (c) Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) and Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) data remain largely unused by clinical registries despite their unique value as population-wide, longitudinal health records; and (2) calls on the Government to urgently: (a) develop a coordinated national approach to health data collection, including for clinical quality registries; (b) establish common data standards and enduring, privacy-protected linkage between clinical registries, MBS and PBS data, hospital, cancer and death records, and national genomic data resources; (c) house a national clinical registry in the Australian Centre for Disease Control; (d) prioritise the development of coordinated, high-quality national health data so that the research potential of artificial intelligence in health can be fully realised; and (e) release and respond to the Health Technology Assessment Review Implementation Advisory Group's final report and respond to the Strategic Examination of Research and Development report".