SenateDivision #1
13 February 2025
9:53 AMHuman Rights (Parliamentary Scrutiny) Amendment (Consideration of UNDRIP) Bill
Aye: 15 (38%)No: 24 (62%)
38%
62%
51% attendance (39/76)
About this vote
The majority voted against a [motion] to agree with the main idea of the bill. In parliamentary jargon, they voted against reading the bill for a second time. This means the bill will no longer be considered in parliament. What did this bill do? Victorian Senator [Lidia Thorpe] (Independent) introduced this bill to: Amend the Human Rights (Parliamentary Scrutiny) Act 2011 to amend the definition of ‘human rights’ to include the rights and freedoms outlined in the United Nations Declaration on th...
Vote Breakdown
Party Breakdown
Australian Greens
A: 11N: 0Abs: 0
Independent
A: 4N: 1Abs: 0
Australian Labor Party
A: 0N: 19Abs: 0
National Party
A: 0N: 1Abs: 0
Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party
A: 0N: 1Abs: 0
Liberal Party
A: 0N: 2Abs: 0
Related Policies (1)
implementating the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples into Australian law
Strong connectionthe federal government should fully implement the provisions of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) into Australian domestic law
This division was considered a voteayethis policy.
All Votes (39)
Aye (15)
Tasmania
Australian Greens
SA
Australian Greens
Queensland
Australian Greens
NSW
Australian Greens
ACT
Independent
WA
Australian Greens
NSW
Australian Greens
Queensland
Australian Greens
Victoria
Independent
WA
Australian Greens
No (24)
Victoria
Australian Labor Party
SA
Australian Labor Party
Queensland
Australian Labor Party
NSW
National Party
Victoria
Australian Labor Party
WA
Australian Labor Party
Victoria
Australian Labor Party
Queensland
Independent
SA
Australian Labor Party
NSW
Australian Labor Party