Child Safe Standards
It is quite breathtaking that we, in 2018, we still do not have a set of nationally consistent standards for child safety.
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2018
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Legislation
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Sep
2018
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Justice and Related Legislation (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill 2018
It has been three years since the last miscellaneous justice amendment bill came before the House.
Sep
2018
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Legal Profession Amendment Bill 2018
In the words of Chris Gunson from the Tasmanian Bar, these are both necessary and appropriate amendments to make.
Sep
2018
25
Crime (Confiscation of Profits) Amendment Bill 2018
I thank Mr Bugg for the work he did. It is certainly a good review and I like the way he prepares his information.
Sep
2018
20
Police Offences Amendment (Consorting) Bill 2018 Second Reading
I want to put on the record how outraged we are at the complete arrogance of this Government in giving the parliament two days to treat such a serious matter.
Sep
2018
19
Emergency Management Amendment Bill 2018
I support this bill and make a plea to the minister to address the key deficiency in this bill, which is the absence of any conversation about climate change.
Aug
2018
28
Land Titles Amendment Bill 2018
We will be supporting the bill primarily because this is a change to the Land Titles Act that has been requested by the chief justice.
Aug
2018
28
Health Complaints (Code of Conduct) Amendment Bill 2018
It has had a long history at the federal level and is the result of extensive work by COAG to tidy up an area where the law has been silent.
Aug
2018
23
Constitution Amendment (House of Assembly Electoral Boundaries) Bill 2018
The process that led to the redistribution of boundaries and the renaming of the electorate of Denison to Clark began an extended period of time ago.
Aug
2018
22
Call-in Laws For Major Developments Confirmed
Planning Minister, Roger Jaensch, today confirmed, under questioning from the Greens in Parliament, he will introduce Major Projects legislation in 2019.
