This Bill is tinkering around the edges of the real problem, which is a lack of vision for transport in and around Greater Hobart.
The Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse shocked the nation.
For an island with a clean, green brand and reputation we have a lot to protect and we have a lot to lose if our biosecurity framework is not strong.
We know that Tasmania has, according to the ABS census data, the highest level of disability in the country.
What this will do is to update a 20-year or so old regulatory system. It requires food to be put into three different risk categories.
We will go into Committee because we have a few things we would like to talk about, the specifics of a number of clauses.
We have a long-held position based on the evidence that it is not appropriate to set legislation in parliament about mandatory sentencing levels.
What a surprise that we are here today with exactly the same bill that we debated in 2017.
It is extremely important that this House recognises it has a responsibility to deal with this amended legislation today.
The sky over Tasmania will not fall in following the passage of landmark human rights reforms through the Tasmanian Parliament this afternoon.