Interview with Fran Kelly, ABC Radio National Breakfast Kelly: Minister, before we get to the events of yesterday, what's the latest on the rescue of those asylum seekers yesterday? Do we know yet how many people have been lost at sea? Bowen: Well, Fran, one body has been recovered and 130 survivors have been recovered. We understand there were 134 people on board, so that obviously means there are still three people missing. Obviously, Jason Clare will provide further updates if he's in a position to today. Kelly: Okay, but the news is it looks as though four people have died. This is the second fatal maritime disaster in a week. Bowen: That's right, that's right, Fran. Kelly: And overnight, another boat arrival? Can you update us on this one? Bowen: Yes, we've had a boat arrive overnight with 100 people on it and you referred to a distress call earlier, Fran. I am aware of that, but obviously further details will be provided by Jason Clare again during the day. Obviously, we get different reports as these things develop. Kelly: But they're two separate things? One boat arrival and one distress call from another boat still close to Indonesia? Bowen: Yeah, I understand that's the case, yes, Fran. Kelly: Which brings into sharp relief the actions in the Parliament yesterday and today. Bowen: Well, Fran, yesterday we saw the House of Representatives pass a Bill, a compromise Bill, a Bill the Government wanted to see pass because we want