Parliament of Australia · House of Representatives · 28 May 2026 · Health
National Disability Insurance Scheme Amendment (Securing the NDIS for Future Generations) Bill 2026: second reading
Defeated11 yes 85 no
The question put
That the amendment moved by the honourable member for Kooyong be agreed to.
How each party voted
- LaborAll no0 yes · 85 no
85 members
- NoAli France
- NoAlice Jordan-Baird
- NoAlison Byrnes
- NoAmanda Rishworth
- NoAndrew Charlton
- NoAndrew Giles
- NoAndrew Leigh
- NoAnne Aly
- NoAnne Stanley
- NoAnne Urquhart
- NoAsh Ambihaipahar
- NoBasem Abdo
- NoCarina Garland
- NoCarol Berry
- NoCassandra Fernando
- NoCatherine King
- NoChris Bowen
- NoClaire Clutterham
- NoDan Repacholi
- NoDaniel Mulino
- NoDavid Moncrieff
- NoDavid Smith
- NoEd Husic
- NoEmma Comer
- NoEmma McBride
- NoFiona Phillips
- NoGabriel Ng
- NoGed Kearney
- NoGordon Reid
- NoJason Clare
- NoJerome Laxale
- NoJess Teesdale
- NoJim Chalmers
- NoJo Briskey
- NoJoanne Ryan
- NoJodie Belyea
- NoJosh Burns
- NoJosh Wilson
- NoJulian Hill
- NoJulie Collins
- NoJulie-Ann Campbell
- NoJustine Elliot
- NoKara Cook
- NoKate Thwaites
- NoKristy McBain
- NoLibby Coker
- NoLisa Chesters
- NoLouise Miller-Frost
- NoLuke Gosling
- NoMadeleine King
- NoMadonna Jarrett
- NoMarion Scrymgour
- NoMark Butler
- NoMark Dreyfus
- NoMary Doyle
- NoMatt Burnell
- NoMatt Gregg
- NoMatt Keogh
- NoMatt Smith
- NoMatt Thistlethwaite
- NoMeryl Swanson
- NoMichelle Rowland
- NoMike Freelander
- NoPat Conroy
- NoPatrick Gorman
- NoPeter Khalil
- NoRebecca White
- NoRenee Coffey
- NoRob Mitchell
- NoRowan Holzberger
- NoSally Sitou
- NoSam Lim
- NoSam Rae
- NoSarah Witty
- NoSharon Claydon
- NoShayne Neumann
- NoSteve Georganas
- NoSusan Templeman
- NoTania Lawrence
- NoTim Watts
- NoTom French
- NoTony Zappia
- NoTracey Roberts
- NoZaneta Mascarenhas
- NoZhi Soon
- IndependentAll yes9 yes · 0 no
9 members
Smaller parties and independents
- YesRebekha SharkieCentre Alliance
- YesElizabeth Watson-BrownGreens
Members who didn't vote (absent, paired or in the chair) aren't listed. A party votes as one when at least three quarters of its members vote together.
Source: Hansard, Parliament of Australia, read through the OpenAustralia Foundation's public Hansard data.