Business - Suspension of Standing and Sessional Orders - Standing Order 133(b)

House of Representatives, 2025-03-25. affirmative: ayes 86, noes 12.

Question

The majority voted in favour of a motion ↗︎:

That standing order 133 (b) (deferred divisions) be suspended for this sitting.

What is Standing Order 133 (b)?

Standing Order 133 concerned deferred divisions. Paragraph b ↗︎ [PDF file size: 1257 KB] reads:

(b) On Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, any division called for from 6.30 pm until the adjournment of the House shall be deferred until the first opportunity the next sitting day, except for a division called on a motion to suspend any standing or other order of the House moved by a Minister during this period or any division necessary to resolve the question on such a motion.

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How each member voted

How each party voted

Party labels are those recorded for this division, rather than current affiliations.

Greens: no 4
Labor: aye 76
Independent: no 8, aye 1
Liberal: aye 7
LNP: aye 2

Noes

Adam Bandt (Greens) — no
Allegra Spender (Independent) — no
Andrew Wilkie (Independent) — no
Elizabeth Watson-Brown (Greens) — no
Helen Haines (Independent) — no
Kate Chaney (Independent) — no
Kylea Tink (Independent) — no
Max Chandler-Mather (Greens) — no
Monique Ryan (Independent) — no
Stephen Bates (Greens) — no
Zali Steggall (Independent) — no
Zoe Daniel (Independent) — no

Ayes

Alicia Payne (Labor) — aye
Alison Byrnes (Labor) — aye
Amanda Rishworth (Labor) — aye
Andrew Charlton (Labor) — aye
Andrew Giles (Labor) — aye
Andrew Hastie (Liberal) — aye
Andrew Leigh (Labor) — aye
Andrew Wallace (LNP) — aye
Anika Wells (Labor) — aye
Anne Aly (Labor) — aye
Anne Stanley (Labor) — aye
Anthony Albanese (Labor) — aye
Bert Van Manen (Liberal) — aye
Brendan O'Connor (Labor) — aye
Brian Mitchell (Labor) — aye
Carina Garland (Labor) — aye
Cassandra Fernando (Labor) — aye
Catherine King (Labor) — aye
Chris Bowen (Labor) — aye
Clare O'Neil (Labor) — aye
Dan Repacholi (Labor) — aye
Daniel Mulino (Labor) — aye
David Smith (Labor) — aye
Ed Husic (Labor) — aye
Emma McBride (Labor) — aye
Fiona Phillips (Labor) — aye
Ged Kearney (Labor) — aye
Gordon Reid (Labor) — aye
Graham Perrett (Labor) — aye
Henry Pike (LNP) — aye
Ian Goodenough (Independent) — aye
Jason Clare (Labor) — aye
Jerome Laxale (Labor) — aye
Jim Chalmers (Labor) — aye
Joanne Ryan (Labor) — aye
Jodie Belyea (Labor) — aye
Josh Burns (Labor) — aye
Josh Wilson (Labor) — aye
Julian Hill (Labor) — aye
Julie Collins (Labor) — aye
Justine Elliot (Labor) — aye
Karen Andrews (Liberal) — aye
Kate Thwaites (Labor) — aye
Kristy McBain (Labor) — aye
Libby Coker (Labor) — aye
Linda Burney (Labor) — aye
Lisa Chesters (Labor) — aye
Louise Miller-Frost (Labor) — aye
Luke Gosling (Labor) — aye
Madeleine King (Labor) — aye
Maria Vamvakinou (Labor) — aye
Marion Scrymgour (Labor) — aye
Mark Butler (Labor) — aye
Mark Dreyfus (Labor) — aye
Mary Doyle (Labor) — aye
Matt Burnell (Labor) — aye
Matt Keogh (Labor) — aye
Matt Thistlethwaite (Labor) — aye
Meryl Swanson (Labor) — aye
Michael Sukkar (Liberal) — aye
Michelle Ananda-Rajah (Labor) — aye
Michelle Rowland (Labor) — aye
Mike Freelander (Labor) — aye
Pat Conroy (Labor) — aye
Patrick Gorman (Labor) — aye
Paul Fletcher (Liberal) — aye
Peter Khalil (Labor) — aye
Richard Marles (Labor) — aye
Rob Mitchell (Labor) — aye
Sally Sitou (Labor) — aye
Sam Lim (Labor) — aye
Sam Rae (Labor) — aye
Scott Buchholz (Liberal) — aye
Sharon Claydon (Labor) — aye
Shayne Neumann (Labor) — aye
Stephen Jones (Labor) — aye
Steve Georganas (Labor) — aye
Susan Templeman (Labor) — aye
Sussan Ley (Liberal) — aye
Tania Lawrence (Labor) — aye
Tanya Plibersek (Labor) — aye
Tim Watts (Labor) — aye
Tony Burke (Labor) — aye
Tony Zappia (Labor) — aye
Tracey Roberts (Labor) — aye
Zaneta Mascarenhas (Labor) — aye

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