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House of Representatives, 2025-03-25. affirmative: ayes 87, noes 13.
Question
The majority voted in favour of a motion ↗︎ introduced by Watson MP Tony Burke ↗︎ (Labor), which means it succeeded. The motion was to suspend the standing and sessional orders, which are the usual procedural rules of parliament.
Motion text
That so much of the standing and sessional orders be suspended as would prevent the following on Tuesday, 25 March 2025:
(1) after the introduction of Supply Bill (No. 1) 2025-2026, Supply Bill (No. 2) 2025-2026 and Supply (Parliamentary Departments) Bill (No. 1) 2025-2026, debate on each bill being adjourned until a later hour;
(2) Ministers introducing the Parliamentary Business Resources Legislation Amendment (Machinery of Government Change) Bill 2025 and Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Amendment (Reconsiderations) Bill 2025 without notice and debate on each bill being adjourned until a later hour;
(3) when the order of the day for the resumption of debate on Supply Bill (No. 1) 2025-2026 is called on, a cognate debate taking place with Supply Bill (No. 2) 2025-2026 and Supply (Parliamentary Departments) Bill (No. 1) 2025-2026;
(4) immediately following the discussion of a matter of public importance, if the Transport Security Amendment (Security of Australia's Transport Sector) Bill 2024, Supply Bill (No. 1) 2025-2026, Supply Bill (No. 2) 2025-2026, Supply (Parliamentary Departments) Bill (No. 1) 2025-2026 and Parliamentary Business Resources Legislation Amendment (Machinery of Government Change) Bill 2025 have not passed, all questions necessary to complete consideration of the bills being put immediately;
*(5) following the passage of the bills listed in (4), the resumption of debate on the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Amendment (Reconsiderations) Bill 2025 being called on immediately and all questions necessary to
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
- Liberal: aye 7
- LNP: aye 2
- Independent: no 8, aye 1
- Nationals: aye 1
- Centre Alliance: no 1
Noes
- Adam Bandt (Greens) — 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
- Rebekha Sharkie (Centre Alliance) — no
- Sophie Scamps (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
- Anne Webster (Nationals) — 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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