We received 461 submissions to the framework and proposed bill by 12 November, but all up there were 482 submissions in a very short time frame, and 21 outside the consultation...
As indicated by previous speakers and in the earlier debate, we fundamentally cannot and will not support this bill.
We heard from the minister for a very short time in the second reading speech, which was certainly the shortest I have heard.
Mr President, the Greens cannot and will not support this bill, just as we have never and will never support mandatory minimum sentencing, the undermining of judicial independence.
The Cenotaph has been described so eloquently already today, but it is an important part of the culture of this island.
As we focus on the Cenotaph, Tasmania's state war memorial, and its significance to our veteran community, their families and friends and its role in commemorating those ...
It is 14 years after the Australian Law Reform Commission's landmark report recommended that injury to animals should be incorporated into each Australian jurisdiction's family ...
We have been through a really regrettable process this morning where a bill which passed through the House of Assembly two months ago, with an amendment that was agreed to ...
This is the week of the minister trying to rewrite the way that planning is undertaken in Tasmania. It is the week of handing himself greater powers.
We are not talking about every structure on the coast, we are talking about structures that have been built on 'mobile land', on actively mobile landforms.
