State Budget: Address in Reply
The Greens have discussed our energy strategy on numbers of occasions in this House since we tabled it early this year.
The Greens have discussed our energy strategy on numbers of occasions in this House since we tabled it early this year.
Last week the Liberals confirmed their intention to phase out suspended sentences and replace them with alternatives.
The Sentencing Advisory Council's report on the phasing out of suspended sentences delivered a list of less proven and far more costly alternatives.
The Liberals' extreme anti-protest law is threatening the democratic right of every Tasmanian to take part in peaceful protest.
The government today supported the Greens' amendment that improved the laws around the treatment of sex offenders.
The Liberals' attempt to introduce a user-pays levy on Tasmanian courts was so unjust it has even been rejected by the conservative Legislative Council.
The government would do well to heed the advice of Justice Stephen Estcourt QC on court 'user-pays' polices that treat justice as a service that can be bought.
Moving selected maximum security prisoners interstate to a “supermax” prison is something the states having been working towards for at least a decade.
They've cut their funding and failed to act on any of the recommendations from the three year review, and now they're only appointing an Acting CEO.
Neither the Liberals nor Labor supported the Greens Criminal Code Amendment (Misconduct in Public Office) Bill 2015.