Parliament of Australia
Procedure votes: House of Representatives
91 procedural votes, newest first.
- All policy votes
- Procedure 91
- Economy and tax 90
- Health 45
- Integrity and democracy 19
- Climate and environment 19
- Other 17
- Defence and foreign affairs 13
- Transport and infrastructure 7
- Crime and safety 7
- Immigration 6
- Education 6
- Energy 5
- First Peoples 2
- Housing 1
- Gender and identity 1
Matters of Public Importance: Regional Australia
Voting yes supported the motion that the business of the day be called on, which moves past the matter of public importance on regional Australia without debating it further.
Passed 84 to 49
Business: Consideration of Legislation
Voting yes supported the motion by the Manager of Opposition Business on the order of business for considering legislation, which was defeated 45 to 84.
Defeated 45 to 84
Business: Rearrangement
Voting yes supported the motion moved by the Leader of the House to rearrange the order of business for the sitting.
Passed 90 to 41
Motions: Telecommunications
Voting yes supported adjourning the debate on the telecommunications motion, which postpones further discussion of it to a later sitting.
Passed 87 to 46
Business: Rearrangement
Voting yes supported the motion to rearrange the order of business in the House, which would have changed the sequence of items on the parliamentary agenda.
Defeated 48 to 88
Business: Rearrangement
Voting yes supported closing debate on the business item and putting the question to an immediate vote, which was defeated.
Defeated 48 to 88
Business: Consideration of Legislation
Voting yes meant adjourning the debate on the legislation being considered, which postpones further discussion of it to a later time.
Passed 83 to 43
Committees: Triple Zero Ecosystem Select Committee: appointment
Voting yes supported appointing the Triple Zero Ecosystem Select Committee, a motion to set up a parliamentary committee rather than a policy change.
Defeated 47 to 81
Defence Amendment (Defence Honours and Awards Appeals Tribunal) Bill 2025: consideration in detail
Voting yes supported ending debate on the Defence Amendment (Defence Honours and Awards Appeals Tribunal) Bill 2025 during consideration in detail, so the question was put immediately.
Passed 90 to 49
Business: Consideration of Legislation
Voting yes supported the motion moved by the Chief Government Whip setting the order of business for considering legislation, which is a procedural step rather than a policy decision.
Passed 94 to 36
Business: Days and Hours of Meeting
Voting yes supported making the amendments to the days and hours of meeting, which is a procedural change to how the house sits.
Defeated 54 to 92