Honourable Speaker, I'm finding this debate unedifying. We're talking about 20 minutes each, here, and we're not talking about a compulsion for every member to use it.
What a curious time when we have to come up here and help explain to the Treasurer how the Budget Estimates process actually works. We had 20 minutes initially on the interim draft
Jeremy Rockliff’s last defence of his $375 million stadium cost cap promise has been exposed as false by his own government’s Budget Papers.
The Premier has finally admitted what he never would before – that the cost of the stadium could blow out even further.
We are at a crossroads, and we have a right to have our voices heard. Our voices are the voices of our constituents. This is an opportunity that we need to have to express the
Scrutiny was the last fig leaf Labor had left in standing up for Tasmanians and demonstrating that they are capable of acting as the opposition party. They have absolutely ...
Probably the last most complex order was the Gunns Pulp Mill-enabling legislation, which was some time ago. There will be members of the House who would have been here for that,
They think that they can attempt to strong-arm this through the parliament today. This is an insult. I don't think I'm the only one who is outraged and insulted by this. I was not
This motion is fundamentally about scrutiny. It's about giving us, as parliamentarians, the opportunity to do our job properly, to do our job with the time, process and ability to
Unlike the stadium, the ferries are vital for Tasmanians. The Gruen report on the stadium was clear: the project is already displaying the hallmarks of mismanagement.