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Bill · 4 December 2024

Justice and community safety legislation amendment bill 2024 (no 2)

In short

Proposed
Tara Cheyne brought this bill on 4 December 2024.
Changed
1 change proposed by Tara Cheyne; 1 agreed.
Decided
Agreed as changed. No individual votes were recorded, so this doesn't show who supported it.
  1. What was proposedTara CheyneLabor · Minister
    Original wording

    for an Act to amend legislation about justice and community safety, and for other purposes. Paper: Ms Cheyne presented the following paper: Explanatory statement to the Bill, incorporating a compatibility statement, pursuant to section 37 of the Human Rights Act 2004. Title read by Clerk.

  2. Change by the moverTara CheyneLabor · Minister4 February 2025
    The exact wording of this change

    No 1 (see Schedule 1) that was minor and technical in nature. Paper: Ms Cheyne presented a supplementary explanatory statement to the Government amendment. Debate continued.

    Agreed in a recorded vote, 17 to 6. Bill amendment. The Minutes don't print its wording.

    Ayes 17

    • Chiaka Barry, Mark Parton, Peter Cain, Leanne Castley, Ed Cocks, Jeremy Hanson, James Milligan, Deborah Morris
    • Suzanne Orr, Yvette Berry, Marisa Paterson, Michael Pettersson, Tara Cheyne, Chris Steel, Rachel Stephen-Smith, Caitlin Tough, Taimus Werner-Gibbings

    Noes 6

    • Andrew Braddock, Jo Clay, Laura Nuttall, Shane Rattenbury
    • Fiona Carrick, Thomas Emerson
  3. What the Assembly decidedAgreed

    Decided on the voices: no individual votes were recorded, so this doesn’t show that every MLA agreed.

    The Minutes don’t print the final text for this one, so we can’t show the agreed wording.

Check the official record

  • Minutes of Proceedings No 3, 4 December 2024, item 6
  • Minutes of Proceedings No 5, 4 February 2025, item 16

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