What category does the increasing freedom of political communication policy fall under?

This policy is categorized under other, which covers related legislative matters.

How do Australian MPs vote on increasing freedom of political communication?

MPs have varying positions on increasing freedom of political communication. You can view detailed voting records and alignment statistics on this page.

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increasing freedom of political communication

the federal government should increase freedom of political communication in Australia by, for example, protecting people's right to inform others about issues and events in the public interest

Divisions

206

MP Positions

Subscribers

15%

Support

2024

Last Updated

Parliamentary Support Overview

104 MPs

Support: 31 MPs (15%)Oppose: 104 MPs (50%)

Position Breakdown by Strength

Slightly Against54 MPs (26%)

Moderately Against6 MPs (3%)

Strongly Against44 MPs (21%)

Slightly For6 MPs (3%)

Moderately For9 MPs (4%)

Strongly For16 MPs (8%)

mixture14 MPs (7%)

not_enough57 MPs (28%)

Key Insights

15% Support Rate

31 out of 206 MPs support this policy

15 Parliamentary Divisions

Votes recorded on related legislation

Recent Parliamentary Activity

No recent parliamentary divisions found.

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