Police Offences Amendment (Begging Repeal) Bill 2023
It is an antiquated offence that has no place in a contemporary, informed and just society.
Nov
2023
15
Legislation
Home » Parliament » Legislation »
Nov
2023
14
State Litigator (Consequential Amendment) Bill 2023
The bill itself, being a consequential amendment bill, does not set out the role of the new office in any detail.
Nov
2023
14
Aboriginal Lands Amendment (2024 Council Election) Bill 2023
I will also start by acknowledging that this House is built on stolen Aboriginal land, the land of the muwinina people. It was never ceded.
Nov
2023
14
Aboriginal Lands Amendment (2024 Council Election) Bill 2023
Tasmanian Aboriginal people fought a war of resistance and most people died cruel deaths and many others were enslaved or died of grief.
Nov
2023
14
Sentencing Amendment (Presumption of Mandatory Sentencing) Bill 2023
What a rock bottom. What a terrible low. What a terrible disgrace the Labor and Liberal parties are today.
Oct
2023
31
Firearms Amendment (Community Safety) Bill 2023
That is the history of the National Fire Arms Agreement. It is the basis upon which we in Tasmania have an extraordinary responsibility in the world.
Oct
2023
31
Retirement Villages Amendment Bill 2023
Like the minister and the member for Lyons, I recognise the work and advocacy of Ian Green and the Tasmanian Association for Residents of Retirement Villages.
Oct
2023
31
Water Miscellaneous Amendments (Delegation and Industrial Water Supply) Bill 2023
I start by thanking officials for the briefing yesterday. I note this bill was tabled in the House on 18 October 2023.
Oct
2023
19
Work Health and Safety Amendment Bill 2023
As far as I can determine, this is the first bill that has been introduced to implement recommendations from the Boland Review.
Oct
2023
18
Fee Units Amendment Bill 2023
The requirement for each head of agency to table an individual schedule is clearly excessive. At my count, there were 14 such schedules tabled last year.
