Thursday, 28 October 2021
Bills
Public Health and Wellbeing Amendment (Pandemic Management) Bill 2021
The Speaker
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Public Health and Wellbeing Amendment (Pandemic Management) Bill 2021
Second reading
Debate resumed on motion of Mr FOLEY:
That this bill be now read a second time.
The SPEAKER: The question is:
That this bill be now read a second time and a third time.
House divided on question:
| Ayes, 51 | ||
| Addison, Ms | Fregon, Mr | Pearson, Mr |
| Allan, Ms | Green, Ms | Read, Dr |
| Blandthorn, Ms | Halfpenny, Ms | Richards, Ms |
| Brayne, Mr | Hall, Ms | Richardson, Mr |
| Bull, Mr J | Halse, Mr | Sandell, Ms |
| Carbines, Mr | Hamer, Mr | Scott, Mr |
| Cheeseman, Mr | Hennessy, Ms | Settle, Ms |
| Connolly, Ms | Horne, Ms | Spence, Ms |
| Couzens, Ms | Hutchins, Ms | Staikos, Mr |
| Crugnale, Ms | Kennedy, Mr | Suleyman, Ms |
| D’Ambrosio, Ms | Kilkenny, Ms | Tak, Mr |
| Dimopoulos, Mr | Maas, Mr | Taylor, Mr |
| Donnellan, Mr | McGhie, Mr | Theophanous, Ms |
| Edbrooke, Mr | McGuire, Mr | Thomas, Ms |
| Edwards, Ms | Merlino, Mr | Ward, Ms |
| Foley, Mr | Pakula, Mr | Williams, Ms |
| Fowles, Mr | Pallas, Mr | Wynne, Mr |
| Noes, 26 | ||
| Battin, Mr | Morris, Mr | Smith, Mr T |
| Blackwood, Mr | Newbury, Mr | Southwick, Mr |
| Britnell, Ms | O’Brien, Mr D | Staley, Ms |
| Bull, Mr T | O’Brien, Mr M | Tilley, Mr |
| Cupper, Ms | Riordan, Mr | Vallence, Ms |
| Guy, Mr | Rowswell, Mr | Wakeling, Mr |
| Hodgett, Mr | Ryan, Ms | Walsh, Mr |
| McCurdy, Mr | Sheed, Ms | Wells, Mr |
| McLeish, Ms | Smith, Mr R | |
Question agreed to.
Read second time.
Register of opinion on question
Ayes
Mr Andrews, Mr Carroll, Mr Eren, Mr Hibbins, Ms Neville
Noes
Ms Kealy, Mr Northe
Third reading
Motion agreed to.
Read third time.
The SPEAKER: The bill will now be sent to the Legislative Council and their agreement requested.
Business interrupted under sessional orders.