SenateDivision #1
    26 March 2025
    9:58 AM

    Criminal Code Amendment Bill - Main Vote

    Aye: 14 (37%)No: 24 (63%)
    37%
    63%
    50% attendance (38/76)

    About this vote

    The majority voted against a [motion] to agree with the main idea of the bill. In parliamentary jargon, they voted to read the bill for a second time. This means the bill won't be considered any further. What is the bill's main idea? According to the [bill homepage]: Amends the Criminal Code Act 1995 to: provide that the consent of the Attorney-General will not be required for proceedings relating to genocide and related atrocity crimes; and remove the restrictions on review of decisions of the ...

    Vote Breakdown

    AyeNoAbsent06121824

    Party Breakdown

    Independent
    A: 3N: 0Abs: 0
    Australian Greens
    A: 11N: 0Abs: 0
    PRES
    A: 0N: 1Abs: 0
    Liberal Party
    A: 0N: 3Abs: 0
    Australian Labor Party
    A: 0N: 18Abs: 0
    Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party
    A: 0N: 2Abs: 0

    Related Policies (1)

    full implementation of the Genocide Convention

    Strong connection

    the federal government should fully implement the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide into Australian domestic law

    This division was considered a voteayethis policy.

    All Votes (38)

    Aye (14)

    WA
    Independent
    WA
    Australian Greens
    Queensland
    Australian Greens
    NSW
    Australian Greens
    WA
    Australian Greens
    Queensland
    Australian Greens
    SA
    Australian Greens
    ACT
    Independent
    NSW
    Australian Greens
    Tasmania
    Australian Greens

    No (24)

    WA
    PRES
    NSW
    Liberal Party
    WA
    Australian Labor Party
    Victoria
    Australian Labor Party
    SA
    Australian Labor Party
    Queensland
    Australian Labor Party
    Victoria
    Liberal Party
    Victoria
    Australian Labor Party
    SA
    Australian Labor Party
    NSW
    Australian Labor Party