Everyone, every Tasmanian, has a right to feel safe in our community. It does not matter what your age is, your background or where you live; it is a fundamental right to feel safe
As we debate this bill today ‑ and the Greens will definitely be supporting this bill ‑ I acknowledge and recognise the importance of the principal bill that we passed last year.
It is a shame that this bill has been blurred with the knife crime bill that we looked at last week.
Honourable Speaker, the Greens support the amendments before us in the Justice and Related Legislation (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill (No. 2) 2024.
Mr President, on behalf of the Greens, I can indicate that we will gladly support the Tasmanian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (Additional Jurisdictions) Bill 2024.
Deputy Speaker, I am pleased to provide a response from the Greens to the Justice Miscellaneous (Reporting Procedures) Bill 2025. The Greens support this bill.
Just as we did in the other place, the Greens will be proudly and gladly supporting the Electoral Amendment (Alternative Voting Procedures) Bill 2025.
The Greens will be proud to support the Disability Rights, Inclusion and Safeguarding (Transitional and Consequential Provisions) Bill 2025.
I reiterate what the member for Bass, Cecily Rosol, who is taking carriage of this bill for the Greens today, has said about the Custodial Inspector.
Every member in this place, particularly the members who were involved in the Corrections portfolio, would be aware of the critical work the Custodial Inspector undertakes.