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HVP No 32 - 02 December 2019

House of Representatives

10 FEDERAL INTEGRITY COMMISSION

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House Votes and Proceedings

Date

02-12-2019

Source

House of Reps

Number

32

Page

529

Status

Final

Federation Chamber / Main Committee

no

System Id

chamber/votes/c8817e0d-6ef6-4592-8c8a-a30a53aec3c6/0011


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   10   Federal Integrity Commission

Mr Wilkie, by leave, moved—That:

(1)        the House notes that:

(a)        over a long time now the behaviour of both major parties has made it abundantly clear that Parliament cannot deal with matters of ministerial integrity, and Australia urgently needs a Federal Integrity Commission;

(b)        Australia needs a strong and independent integrity commission that can launch its own inquiries, hold public hearings, make public findings and examine federal politicians and their staff;

(c)        the scope of this integrity commission must extend beyond criminal offences to a range of corrupt and unethical behaviour including donation-fuelled favouritism, cronyism and the rorting of parliamentary entitlements;

(d)        the Federal Government’s proposed National Integrity Commission is half-baked and would be the weakest watchdog in the country with its investigations being held behind closed doors and the results kept secret; and

(e)        the Australian peoples’ trust in members of parliament is at an all-time low and we need to rebuild the culture of integrity in this Parliament because it is essential that the community has faith in the institutions of government;

(2)        the House further notes that, in September this year, the Senate passed a bill to establish a federal anti-corruption commission; and

(3)        the Members for Clark, Kennedy, Mayo and Melbourne therefore call on the major parties for bipartisan support for a strong, well-funded, wide ranging and independent national integrity commission without delay.

Closure

Mr Buchholz (Assistant Minister for Road Safety and Freight Transport) moved—That the question be now put.

Question—That the question be now put—put.

The House divided (the Speaker, Mr A. D. H. Smith, in the Chair)—

 

AYES, 69

Mr Alexander

Mr Fletcher

Mr Littleproud

Mr Simmonds

Dr Allen

Ms Flint

Ms Liu

Mr Stevens

Mrs K. L. Andrews

Mr Frydenberg

Mr McCormack

Mr Sukkar

Mr K. J. Andrews

Mr Gee

Mrs McIntosh

Mr Taylor

Mrs Archer

Dr Gillespie

Dr McVeigh

Mr Tehan

Ms Bell

Ms Hammond

Mrs Marino

Mr Thompson

Mr Broadbent

Mr Hastie

Dr Martin

Mr Tudge

Mr Buchholz

Mr Hogan

Mr Morrison

Mr van Manen

Mr D. J. Chester

Mr Howarth

Mr Morton

Mr Wallace

Mr Christensen

Mr Hunt

Mr Ted O’Brien

Dr Webster

Mr Conaghan

Mr Irons

Mr Pasin

Mrs Wicks

Mr Connelly

Mr Joyce

Mr Pearce

Mr R. J. Wilson

Mr Coulton

Mr C. Kelly

Mr Porter

Mr T. R. Wilson

Mr Drum*

Mr Laming

Ms Price

Mr Wood

Mr Dutton

Ms Landry

Mr Ramsey*

Mr Wyatt

Mr Entsch

Mr Leeser

Mr Robert

Mr Young

Mr Evans

Ms Ley

Mr Sharma

Mr Zimmerman

Mr Falinski

 

NOES, 68

Mr Albanese

Mr Dreyfus

Ms C. F. King

Ms Rowland

Dr Aly

Mrs Elliot

Ms M. M. H. King

Ms Ryan*

Mr Bandt

Mr Fitzgibbon

Dr Leigh

Ms Sharkie

Ms Bird

Dr Freelander

Ms McBride

Mr Shorten

Mr Bowen

Mr Georganas

Mr Marles

Mr D. P. B. Smith

Mr Burke

Mr Giles

Mr B. K. Mitchell

Ms Stanley*

Ms Burney

Mr Gorman

Mr R. G. Mitchell

Ms Steggall

Mr Burns

Mr Gosling

Dr Mulino

Ms Swanson

Mr M. C. Butler

Dr Haines

Ms Murphy

Ms Templeman

Ms T. M. Butler

Mr Hayes

Mr Neumann

Mr Thistlethwaite

Mr Byrne

Mr Hill

Ms O’Neil

Ms Thwaites

Dr Chalmers

Mr Husic

Ms Owens

Ms Vamvakinou

Mr Clare

Mr Jones

Ms Payne

Mr Watts

Ms Coker

Mr Katter

Mr Perrett

Ms Wells

Ms Collins

Ms Kearney

Mrs Phillips

Mr Wilkie

Mr Conroy

Mr Keogh

Ms Plibersek

Mr J. H. Wilson

Mr Dick

Mr Khalil

Ms Rishworth

Mr Zappia

* Tellers

And so it was resolved in the affirmative.

And the question—That the motion be agreed to—being accordingly put—

The House divided (the Speaker, Mr A. D. H. Smith, in the Chair)—

 

AYES, 68

Mr Albanese

Mr Dreyfus

Ms C. F. King

Ms Rowland

Dr Aly

Mrs Elliot

Ms M. M. H. King

Ms Ryan*

Mr Bandt

Mr Fitzgibbon

Dr Leigh

Ms Sharkie

Ms Bird

Dr Freelander

Ms McBride

Mr Shorten

Mr Bowen

Mr Georganas

Mr Marles

Mr D. P. B. Smith

Mr Burke

Mr Giles

Mr B. K. Mitchell

Ms Stanley*

Ms Burney

Mr Gorman

Mr R. G. Mitchell

Ms Steggall

Mr Burns

Mr Gosling

Dr Mulino

Ms Swanson

Mr M. C. Butler

Dr Haines

Ms Murphy

Ms Templeman

Ms T. M. Butler

Mr Hayes

Mr Neumann

Mr Thistlethwaite

Mr Byrne

Mr Hill

Ms O’Neil

Ms Thwaites

Dr Chalmers

Mr Husic

Ms Owens

Ms Vamvakinou

Mr Clare

Mr Jones

Ms Payne

Mr Watts

Ms Coker

Mr Katter

Mr Perrett

Ms Wells

Ms Collins

Ms Kearney

Mrs Phillips

Mr Wilkie

Mr Conroy

Mr Keogh

Ms Plibersek

Mr J. H. Wilson

Mr Dick

Mr Khalil

Ms Rishworth

Mr Zappia

NOES, 70

Mr Alexander

Mr Fletcher

Mr Littleproud

Mr Simmonds

Dr Allen

Ms Flint

Ms Liu

Mr Stevens

Mrs K. L. Andrews

Mr Frydenberg

Mr McCormack

Mr Sukkar

Mr K. J. Andrews

Mr Gee

Mrs McIntosh

Mr Taylor

Mrs Archer

Dr Gillespie

Dr McVeigh

Mr Tehan

Ms Bell

Mr Goodenough

Mrs Marino

Mr Thompson

Mr Broadbent

Ms Hammond

Dr Martin

Mr Tudge

Mr Buchholz

Mr Hastie

Mr Morrison

Mr van Manen

Mr D. J. Chester

Mr Hogan

Mr Morton

Mr Wallace

Mr Christensen

Mr Howarth

Mr Ted O’Brien

Dr Webster

Mr Conaghan

Mr Hunt

Mr Pasin

Mrs Wicks

Mr Connelly

Mr Irons

Mr Pearce

Mr R. J. Wilson

Mr Coulton

Mr Joyce

Mr Porter

Mr T. R. Wilson

Mr Drum*

Mr C. Kelly

Ms Price

Mr Wood

Mr Dutton

Mr Laming

Mr Ramsey*

Mr Wyatt

Mr Entsch

Ms Landry

Mr Robert

Mr Young

Mr Evans

Mr Leeser

Mr Sharma

Mr Zimmerman

Mr Falinski

Ms Ley

 

* Tellers

And so it was negatived.