Division
The majority voted against [Australian Greens amendments](https://www.openaustralia.org.au/senate/?gid=2023-12-05.287.3), which means they failed. ### Amendment text *SHEET 2162* > *(1) Clause 4, page 3 (after line 5), after the definition of Committee , insert:* > >> *Community Affairs References Committee means the Senate Community Affairs References Committee, or such other committee constituted under a resolution of the Senate.* > > *(2) Clause 11, page 8 (after line 11), after subclause (1), insert:* > >> *(1A) Before the Minister appoints the Chair and other members of the Committee:* >> >>> *(a) the Minister must have referred the proposed appointment to the Community Affairs References Committee under section 26A; and* >>> >>> *(b) one of the following must have occurred:* >>> >>>> *(i) the Community Affairs References Committee was taken to have approved the proposed appointment under subsection (4) of that section;* >>>> >>>> *(ii) the Community Affairs References Committee has notified the Minister that it has decided to approve the proposed appointment.* > > *(3) Page 14 (after line 13), after clause 26, insert:* > >> *26A Community Affairs References Committee—approval or rejection of proposed appointment* >> >> *(1) The Community Affairs References Committee must approve or reject a proposed appointment for the Chair and other members of the Committee referred to the Community Affairs References Committee by the Minister.* >> >> *(2) The Community Affairs References Committee must make the decision on a proposed appointment within :* >> >>> *(a) 14 days after the referral; or* >>> >>> *(b) if, within the first 14 days after the referral, the Community Affairs References Committee notifies the Minister that it requires additional time to consider the referral—44 days after the referral.* >> >> *(3) As soon as practicable after making the decision, the Community Affairs References Committee must:* >> >>> *(a) give the Minister written notice of the decis
Senate, 2023-12-05. negative: ayes 8, noes 33.
Question
The majority voted against [Australian Greens amendments](https://www.openaustralia.org.au/senate/?gid=2023-12-05.287.3), which means they failed. ### Amendment text *SHEET 2162* > *(1) Clause 4, page 3 (after line 5), after the definition of Committee , insert:* > >> *Community Affairs References Committee means the Senate Community Affairs References Committee, or such other committee constituted under a resolution of the Senate.* > > *(2) Clause 11, page 8 (after line 11), after subclause (1), insert:* > >> *(1A) Before the Minister appoints the Chair and other members of the Committee:* >> >>> *(a) the Minister must have referred the proposed appointment to the Community Affairs References Committee under section 26A; and* >>> >>> *(b) one of the following must have occurred:* >>> >>>> *(i) the Community Affairs References Committee was taken to have approved the proposed appointment under subsection (4) of that section;* >>>> >>>> *(ii) the Community Affairs References Committee has notified the Minister that it has decided to approve the proposed appointment.* > > *(3) Page 14 (after line 13), after clause 26, insert:* > >> *26A Community Affairs References Committee—approval or rejection of proposed appointment* >> >> *(1) The Community Affairs References Committee must approve or reject a proposed appointment for the Chair and other members of the Committee referred to the Community Affairs References Committee by the Minister.* >> >> *(2) The Community Affairs References Committee must make the decision on a proposed appointment within :* >> >>> *(a) 14 days after the referral; or* >>> >>> *(b) if, within the first 14 days after the referral, the Community Affairs References Committee notifies the Minister that it requires additional time to consider the referral—44 days after the referral.* >> >> *(3) As soon as practicable after making the decision, the Community Affairs References Committee must:* >> >>> *(a) give the Minister written notice of the decis
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