Division
The majority voted against [amendments](https://www.openaustralia.org.au/senate/?gid=2021-06-22.282.1) introduced by the Australian Labor Party, which means they failed. ### Amendment text > *(1) Clause 148, page 123 (line 18), at the end of subclause (1), add:* > >> *and; (c) consult the Information Commissioner and Privacy Commissioner; and* >> >> *(d) consult the Human Rights Commissioner; and* >> >> *(e) consult at least one body or association that represents the interests of consumers; and* >> >> *(f) if the Commissioner is satisfied that a body or association represents a section of the online industry to which the industry standard or variation would apply—consult the body or association.*
Senate, 2021-06-22. negative: ayes 26, noes 29.
Question
The majority voted against [amendments](https://www.openaustralia.org.au/senate/?gid=2021-06-22.282.1) introduced by the Australian Labor Party, which means they failed. ### Amendment text > *(1) Clause 148, page 123 (line 18), at the end of subclause (1), add:* > >> *and; (c) consult the Information Commissioner and Privacy Commissioner; and* >> >> *(d) consult the Human Rights Commissioner; and* >> >> *(e) consult at least one body or association that represents the interests of consumers; and* >> >> *(f) if the Commissioner is satisfied that a body or association represents a section of the online industry to which the industry standard or variation would apply—consult the body or association.*
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