Division
The majority voted in favour of [amendments](https://www.openaustralia.org.au/senate/?gid=2021-06-22.280.1) introduced by the Australian Labor Party, which means they will now form part of the bill. After passing the Senate, the bill will need to return to the House of Representatives for our MPs to consider. ### Amendments text > *(1) Page 121 (after line 9), after clause 141, insert:* > >> *141A Publication of notice where no body or association represents a section of the online industry* >> >> *(1) If the Commissioner is satisfied that a particular section of the online industry is not represented by a body or association, the Commissioner may publish a notice in the Gazette:* >> >>> *(a) stating that, if such a body or association were to come into existence within a specified period, the Commissioner would be likely to give a notice to that body or association under subsection 141(1); and* >>> >>> *(b) setting out the matter or matters relating to online activities that would be likely to be specified in the subsection 141(1) notice.* >> >> *(2) The period specified in a notice under subsection (1) must run for at least 60 days.* > > *(2) Clause 145, page 122 (line 12), at the end of subclause (1), add:* > >> *if:* >> >> *(a) the Commissioner has made a request under section 141 in relation to the development of an industry code and one or more of the following conditions is satisfied:* >> >>> *(i) the request is not complied with;* >>> >>> *(ii) if a draft code is developed by the body or association—the draft does not contain appropriate community safeguards to deal with one or more matters specified in the request;* >>> >>> *(iii) if indicative targets for achieving progress in the development of the code were specified in the notice of request—any of those indicative targets were not met;* >>> >>> *(iv) the request is complied with, but the Commissioner subsequently refuses to register the code; or* >> >> *(b) the Commissioner has published a notice under
Senate, 2021-06-22. affirmative: ayes 30, noes 28.
Question
The majority voted in favour of [amendments](https://www.openaustralia.org.au/senate/?gid=2021-06-22.280.1) introduced by the Australian Labor Party, which means they will now form part of the bill. After passing the Senate, the bill will need to return to the House of Representatives for our MPs to consider. ### Amendments text > *(1) Page 121 (after line 9), after clause 141, insert:* > >> *141A Publication of notice where no body or association represents a section of the online industry* >> >> *(1) If the Commissioner is satisfied that a particular section of the online industry is not represented by a body or association, the Commissioner may publish a notice in the Gazette:* >> >>> *(a) stating that, if such a body or association were to come into existence within a specified period, the Commissioner would be likely to give a notice to that body or association under subsection 141(1); and* >>> >>> *(b) setting out the matter or matters relating to online activities that would be likely to be specified in the subsection 141(1) notice.* >> >> *(2) The period specified in a notice under subsection (1) must run for at least 60 days.* > > *(2) Clause 145, page 122 (line 12), at the end of subclause (1), add:* > >> *if:* >> >> *(a) the Commissioner has made a request under section 141 in relation to the development of an industry code and one or more of the following conditions is satisfied:* >> >>> *(i) the request is not complied with;* >>> >>> *(ii) if a draft code is developed by the body or association—the draft does not contain appropriate community safeguards to deal with one or more matters specified in the request;* >>> >>> *(iii) if indicative targets for achieving progress in the development of the code were specified in the notice of request—any of those indicative targets were not met;* >>> >>> *(iv) the request is complied with, but the Commissioner subsequently refuses to register the code; or* >> >> *(b) the Commissioner has published a notice under
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