Bill

Appropriation Bill (No. 3) 2022-2023

passed, as at 2023-06-19. Finance portfolio.

Sponsor: Not recorded
Portfolio: Finance

Recorded stages

introduced — 2023-05-09
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second reading — 2023-05-09
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second reading — 2023-05-23
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other — 2023-05-23
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second reading — 2023-05-24
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other — 2023-05-25
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third reading — 2023-05-25
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introduced — 2023-06-13
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second reading — 2023-06-13
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second reading — 2023-06-14
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second reading — 2023-06-16
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third reading — 2023-06-16
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passed — 2023-06-16
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royal assent — 2023-06-19
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Divisions

The majority voted against adding the text below to the usual second reading motion, which is "*that the bills be read a second time*". To read the bills a second time is to agree with the bills' main idea. The motion was introduced by WA Senator [Dorinda Cox](https://theyvoteforyou.org.au/people/senate/wa/dorinda_cox) (Greens). ### Amendment text > *At the end of the motion, add ", but the Senate notes that Labor's second Budget:* > >> *(a) gives a $24.85 a day tax cut to politicians and billionaires, but only $2.85 a day to jobseekers;* >> >> *(b) gives $16.8 billion over the forward estimates in handouts to wealthy property moguls, but no new money for direct investment in new social and affordable housing;* >> >> *(c) includes $41 billion over the forward estimates in fossil fuel subsidies, which is more than all the investment in Australia becoming a renewable energy superpower; and* >> >> *(d) is a betrayal of the people who were promised that no one would be left behind".* — 2023-06-16, Senate: negative, ayes 11, noes 24
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