Parliament of Victoria
Procedure votes: Legislative Assembly
139 procedural votes, newest first.
- All policy votes
- Procedure 139
- Crime and safety 50
- Other 32
- Integrity and democracy 29
- Health 29
- Economy and tax 28
- Housing 20
- Energy 19
- Transport and infrastructure 9
- Education 4
- First Peoples 3
- Climate and environment 3
- Defence and foreign affairs 2
- Gender and identity 1
Program: business of the house
Voting yes supported the motion on the program for the house's business, which sets the order and timing of business in the Assembly.
Passed 49 to 25
Program
Passed 51 to 30
State Taxation Amendment Bill 2024: second reading
Voting yes supported adjourning debate on the State Taxation Amendment Bill 2024 until tomorrow, which postpones further debate on the bill's second reading.
Passed 51 to 30
Program: business of the house
Voting yes supported a government program motion under standing order 94(2) setting completion deadlines of 7 pm on 14 May 2024 for three bills and 5 pm on 15 May 2024 for two others.
Passed 49 to 28
Program: business of the house
Voting yes supported keeping the original wording of the motion, which rejects the proposed change to the program of business for the house.
Passed 49 to 28
Standing and sessional orders: business of the house
Voting yes supported closing debate on the standing and sessional orders so the question could be put to a vote now.
Passed 50 to 26
Program: business of the house
Voting yes meant the member be no longer heard in the debate on the program, a procedural motion to end a member's contribution.
Passed 52 to 30
Energy and Public Land Legislation Amendment (Enabling Offshore Wind Energy) Bill 2024: second reading
Voting yes supported adjourning debate on the Energy and Public Land Legislation Amendment (Enabling Offshore Wind Energy) Bill 2024 second reading, delaying further discussion of the bill's main idea.
Defeated 27 to 53
Program: business of the house
Voting yes supported a government motion under standing order 94(2) setting a deadline of 5 pm on 21 March 2024 for considering and completing several listed government business items, including housing, energy and education matters.
Passed 53 to 27
Emergency Management Amendment (Port of Melbourne) Bill 2024: introduction
Voting yes supported the Emergency Management Amendment (Port of Melbourne) Bill 2024 being introduced into the Victorian Legislative Assembly, which is a first step and does not yet agree to the bill's main idea.
Defeated 25 to 56
Program: business of the house
Voting yes supported setting timetables under standing order 94(2) for the Constitution Amendment (SEC) Bill 2023 to be completed by 5 pm on 5 March 2024, and four other government bills by 5 pm on 7 March 2024.
Passed 53 to 31
Program: business of the house
Voting yes meant keeping the original wording of the motion on the program of business, rejecting the proposed change to the order of business.
Passed 53 to 31
Firearms and Control of Weapons (Machetes) Amendment Bill 2024: second reading
Voting yes supported adjourning the debate on the Firearms and Control of Weapons (Machetes) Amendment Bill 2024 at its second reading, which would have paused further debate on it.
Defeated 3 to 69
Program: business of the house
Passed 54 to 30
Building Legislation Amendment (Domestic Building Insurance New Offences) Bill 2023: second reading
Voting yes supported adjourning the debate on the Building Legislation Amendment (Domestic Building Insurance New Offences) Bill 2023 second reading, delaying further debate on it.
Defeated 26 to 57
Justice Legislation Amendment (Police and Other Matters) Bill 2023: second reading
Voting yes supported adjourning debate on the Justice Legislation Amendment (Police and Other Matters) Bill 2023 at its second reading stage, which would have postponed further discussion of the bill.
Defeated 26 to 51
State Electricity Commission Amendment Bill 2023: concurrent debate
Voting yes supported allowing the Speaker to permit the second reading and later stages of the Constitution Amendment (SEC) Bill 2023 and the State Electricity Commission Amendment Bill 2023 to be debated together.
Passed 51 to 26
Program: business of the house
Voting yes supported setting a deadline of 5 pm on 30 November 2023 for the Biosecurity Legislation Amendment (Incident Response) Bill 2023, the Justice Legislation Amendment (Police and Other Matters) Bill 2023 and the Land (Revocation of Reservations) Bill 2023 to be considered and completed.
Passed 51 to 26
Workplace Injury Rehabilitation and Compensation Amendment (WorkCover Scheme Modernisation) Bill 2023: consideration in detail
Passed 49 to 27
Workplace Injury Rehabilitation and Compensation Amendment (WorkCover Scheme Modernisation) Bill 2023: second reading
Passed 49 to 27
Member for Richmond: naming and suspension
Voting yes supported suspending the member for Richmond, Gabrielle De Vietri, from the service of the house for the remainder of the sitting week.
Passed 75 to 4
Program: business of the house
Passed 49 to 29
Special Investigator Repeal Bill 2023: second reading
Voting yes supported adjourning the debate on the Special Investigator Repeal Bill 2023 at its second reading, which would have postponed further debate on the bill.
Defeated 28 to 51
Select Committee on the 2026 Commonwealth Games Bid: premier
Voting yes supported closing debate on the motion relating to the Select Committee on the 2026 Commonwealth Games Bid, bringing the matter to an immediate vote.
Passed 49 to 29
Select Committee on the 2026 Commonwealth Games Bid: premier
Voting yes supported ending debate on the Select Committee on the 2026 Commonwealth Games Bid motion, bringing the question to an immediate vote.
Passed 53 to 25
Transport Legislation Amendment Bill 2023: second reading
Voting yes supported adjourning debate on the Transport Legislation Amendment Bill 2023 for 13 days, pausing the second reading debate.
Passed 50 to 30
Program
Voting yes supported setting a program under standing order 94(2) requiring the Gambling Legislation Amendment Bill 2023, Special Investigator Repeal Bill 2023 and State Taxation Acts and Other Acts Amendment Bill 2023 to be considered and completed by 5 pm on 19 October 2023.
Passed 51 to 28
Program
Voting yes meant keeping the original wording, which rejects the proposed amendment to the program motion for the house.
Passed 51 to 28
Gambling Legislation Amendment Bill 2023: second reading
Voting yes supported adjourning debate on the Gambling Legislation Amendment Bill 2023 at its second reading stage for 13 days, postponing further debate on the bill.
Passed 51 to 31
Program: business of the house
Voting yes supported setting aside standing order 94(2) so that the Education and Training Reform Amendment (Land Powers) Bill 2023, Summary Offences Amendment (Nazi Salute Prohibition) Bill 2023 and Triple Zero Victoria Bill 2023 are considered and completed by 5 pm on 5 October 2023.
Passed 51 to 31
Program: business of the house
Voting yes supported setting a timetable under standing order 94(2) for government business, including the Bail Amendment Bill 2023 and Justice Legislation Amendment Bill 2023, to be considered and completed by 5 pm on 31 August 2023.
Passed 52 to 26
Justice Legislation Amendment Bill 2023: second reading
Voting yes supported adjourning the debate on the Justice Legislation Amendment Bill 2023 for 13 days, delaying the second reading vote rather than deciding the bill's main idea.
Passed 51 to 31
Program
Voting yes supported the government business program being agreed to, which sets the order of business for the sitting. It is a procedural motion with no policy subject.
Passed 52 to 25
Big Housing Build: motions
Voting yes supported adjourning the debate on the Big Housing Build motion, which would have postponed further discussion of it; the motion was defeated.
Defeated 22 to 52
Program
Voting yes supported setting a timetable under standing order 94(2) for the Energy Legislation Amendment (Energy Safety) Bill 2023 and the Mineral Resources (Sustainable Development) Amendment Bill 2023 to be considered and completed by 5 pm on Thursday 3 August 2023.
Passed 52 to 25
Budget papers 2023–24: motions
Voting yes supported adjourning the debate on the Budget Papers 2023–24, which would have paused discussion of the motion until a later time.
Defeated 24 to 51
Integrity and Oversight Committee: reference
Defeated 25 to 57
State Taxation Acts Amendment Bill 2023: second reading
Voting yes supported adjourning debate on the State Taxation Acts Amendment Bill 2023 second reading, postponing further discussion of the bill's main idea.
Defeated 26 to 49
Victorian Future Fund Bill 2023: second reading
Voting yes supported adjourning debate on the Victorian Future Fund Bill 2023 second reading until tomorrow, without deciding the bill's main idea.
Passed 54 to 32
State Taxation Acts Amendment Bill 2023: second reading
Voting yes supported adjourning debate on the State Taxation Acts Amendment Bill 2023 at its second reading until tomorrow, delaying further debate on the bill's main idea.
Passed 54 to 32