After a tumultuous morning, Labor has secured an agreement to cut off debate and pass 31 bills. Notably, the social media ban will be subject to an hour of debate before a final vote. The House of Representatives is scheduled to meet briefly to address any Senate amendments. This marks the conclusion of the current session barring any unforeseen events.
After a chaotic morning, Labor has clinched a last-ditch deal to cut off debate and ram through 31 bills.That will see every bill decided bar one: the social media ban . On that, there will be an hour of debate before a vote, and then that's it for the Senate this year .
Bowen says the authority is of the view Australia now has the policies in place to meet our 2030 targets. He was chatting about the election funding overhaul which has been put to the side amid a legislative logjam."Politics is the art of the possible," he says."And given how many other bills are still before the Senate, there's plenty of other things we can deal with."I think that's what the Australian people want."
"I am confident that he would be a strong and effective prime minister, and I wish Peter and the Coalition team nothing but success."It's come a long way from our sparring over the Murray Darling Basin in my early years," he adds.Birmingham says he is proud of his role in same-sex marriage win — as the first Coalition frontbencher to publicly back marriage reform.
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