The context for this bill, as the minister has stated, is that this bill has come about following the Auditor-General and Integrity Commission's reports.
I recognise the concerns expressed by the Labor Party, by Ms Butler, and reflect on what that means.
The bill makes four reforms to the Residential Tenancy Act 1997.
We supported it because home detention orders provide a cheaper, safe and more therapeutic rehabilitative alternative than prison.
We have some questions regarding the recommendations by the Community Legal Centres.
The Greens welcome this supplementary appropriation bill to fund extra implementation of the commission of inquiry's recommendations.
The Greens support this bill. It is a small but meaningful change to victims of crime.
The bill amends the Metro Tasmania Act 1997 to introduce provisions that require Metro to not charge passenger fares for public transport.
We are again leading in this area on the back of being the first state to introduce presumptive cancer legislation in 2012.
It has been such a long and painful process for the people who live in the north west.
