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House of Representatives

22 TREASURY LAWS AMENDMENT (TAX RELIEF SO WORKING AUSTRALIANS KEEP MORE OF THEIR MONEY) BILL 2019
Database: House Votes and Proceedings

Date: 02-07-2019
Source: House of Reps
Number: 1
Page: 12
Status: Final
Federation Chamber / Main Committee: no
System Id: chamber/votes/cf860efb-2aae-4521-aaab-79bb79f14428/0023

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22 Treasury Laws Amendment (Tax Relief So Working Australians Keep More Of Their Money) Bill 2019

Mr Frydenberg (Treasurer) presented a Bill for an Act to amend the law relating to taxation, and for related purposes.

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Mr Frydenberg presented an explanatory memorandum to the bill.

Bill read a first time.

Mr Frydenberg moved—That the bill be now read a second time.

In accordance with the resolution agreed to, debate ensued.

Dr Chalmers moved, as an amendment—That all words after “That” be omitted with a view to substituting the following words:

“whilst not declining to give the bill a second reading, the House calls on the Government to:

(1) amend the bill to remove the measures that begin in the 2024-25 financial year, so that measures that provide relief now can be passed by the Parliament without delay; and

(2) support the economy by adopting the Opposition’s plan to provide income tax relief to every Australian worker from the 2019-20 financial year and bring forward infrastructure investment”.

Debate continuing—

Mr Bandt moved, as an amendment to the amendment proposed by Dr Chalmers—That all words after “whilst” be omitted with a view to substituting the following words:

“supporting greater assistance to low income working Australians, the House:

(1) urges the Government to introduce legislation that provides greater assistance to low income earners; and

(2) declines to give this bill a second reading until such assistance is legislated for low income earners”.

Debate continued.

Question—That the amendment moved by Mr Bandt to the amendment proposed by Dr Chalmers be agreed to—put.

The House divided and only Mr Bandt and Mr Wilkie voting “Aye”, the Speaker (Mr A. D. H. Smith) declared the question resolved in the negative.

Question—That the amendment moved by Dr Chalmers be agreed to—put.

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

AYES, 67

Mr Albanese	Mr Dick	Ms C. F. King	Ms Rowland
Dr Aly	Mr Dreyfus	Ms M. M. H. King	Ms Ryan*
Mr Bandt	Mrs Elliot	Dr Leigh	Mr Shorten
Ms Bird	Mr Fitzgibbon	Ms McBride	Mr D. P. B. Smith
Mr Bowen	Dr Freelander	Mr Marles	Mr Snowdon
Mr Burke	Mr Georganas	Mr B. K. Mitchell	Ms Stanley*
Ms Burney	Mr Giles	Mr R. G. Mitchell	Ms Swanson
Mr Burns	Mr Gorman	Dr Mulino	Ms Templeman
Mr M. C. Butler	Mr Gosling	Ms Murphy	Mr Thistlethwaite
Ms T. M. Butler	Mr Hayes	Mr Neumann	Ms Thwaites
Mr Byrne	Mr Hill	Mr O’Connor	Ms Vamvakinou
Dr Chalmers	Mr Husic	Ms O’Neil	Mr Watts
Mr Champion	Mr Jones	Ms Owens	Ms Wells
Ms L. M. Chesters	Ms Kearney	Ms Payne	Mr Wilkie
Mr Clare	Dr M. J. Kelly	Mr Perrett	Mr J. H. Wilson
Ms Claydon	Mr Keogh	Mrs Phillips	Mr Zappia
Ms Coker	Mr Khalil	Ms Rishworth

NOES, 79

Mr Alexander	Ms Flint	Mr Littleproud	Mr Simmonds
Dr Allen	Mr Frydenberg	Ms Liu	Ms Steggall
Mrs K. L. Andrews	Mr Gee	Mr McCormack	Mr Stevens
Mr K. J. Andrews	Dr Gillespie	Mrs McIntosh	Mr Sukkar
Mrs Archer	Mr Goodenough	Dr McVeigh	Mr Taylor
Ms Bell	Dr Haines	Mrs Marino	Mr Tehan
Mr Broadbent	Ms Hammond	Dr Martin	Mr Thompson
Mr Buchholz	Mr Hastie	Mr Morrison	Mr Tudge
Mr D. J. Chester	Mr Hawke	Mr Morton	Mr van Manen
Mr Christensen	Mr Hogan	Mr Ted O’Brien	Mr Vasta
Mr Coleman	Mr Howarth	Mr L. S. O’Brien	Mr Wallace
Mr Conaghan	Mr Hunt	Mr O’Dowd	Dr Webster
Mr Connelly	Mr Irons	Mr Pearce	Mrs Wicks
Mr Coulton	Mr Joyce	Mr Pitt	Mr R. J. Wilson
Mr Drum*	Mr Katter	Mr Porter	Mr T. R. Wilson
Mr Dutton	Mr C. Kelly	Ms Price	Mr Wood
Mr Entsch	Mr Laming	Mr Ramsey*	Mr Wyatt
Mr Evans	Ms Landry	Mr Robert	Mr Young
Mr Falinski	Mr Leeser	Ms Sharkie	Mr Zimmerman
Mr Fletcher	Ms Ley	Mr Sharma

* Tellers

And so it was negatived.

Question—That the bill be now read a second time—put and passed—bill read a second time.

Consideration in detail

Dr Chalmers moved Opposition amendments (1) and (2) of sheet 1 together.

Debate continued.

Question—That the amendments be agreed to—put.

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

AYES, 66

Mr Albanese	Mr Dreyfus	Ms M. M. H. King	Ms Rowland
Dr Aly	Mrs Elliot	Dr Leigh	Ms Ryan*
Ms Bird	Mr Fitzgibbon	Ms McBride	Mr Shorten
Mr Bowen	Dr Freelander	Mr Marles	Mr D. P. B. Smith
Mr Burke	Mr Georganas	Mr B. K. Mitchell	Mr Snowdon
Ms Burney	Mr Giles	Mr R. G. Mitchell	Ms Stanley*
Mr Burns	Mr Gorman	Dr Mulino	Ms Swanson
Mr M. C. Butler	Mr Gosling	Ms Murphy	Ms Templeman
Ms T. M. Butler	Mr Hayes	Mr Neumann	Mr Thistlethwaite
Mr Byrne	Mr Hill	Mr O’Connor	Ms Thwaites
Dr Chalmers	Mr Husic	Ms O’Neil	Ms Vamvakinou
Mr Champion	Mr Jones	Ms Owens	Mr Watts
Ms L. M. Chesters	Ms Kearney	Ms Payne	Ms Wells
Mr Clare	Dr M. J. Kelly	Mr Perrett	Mr Wilkie
Ms Claydon	Mr Keogh	Mrs Phillips	Mr J. H. Wilson
Ms Coker	Mr Khalil	Ms Rishworth	Mr Zappia
Mr Dick	Ms C. F. King

NOES, 80

Mr Alexander	Mr Fletcher	Ms Ley	Mr Sharma
Dr Allen	Ms Flint	Mr Littleproud	Mr Simmonds
Mrs K. L. Andrews	Mr Frydenberg	Ms Liu	Ms Steggall
Mr K. J. Andrews	Mr Gee	Mr McCormack	Mr Stevens
Mrs Archer	Dr Gillespie	Mrs McIntosh	Mr Sukkar
Mr Bandt	Mr Goodenough	Dr McVeigh	Mr Taylor
Ms Bell	Dr Haines	Mrs Marino	Mr Tehan
Mr Broadbent	Ms Hammond	Dr Martin	Mr Thompson
Mr Buchholz	Mr Hastie	Mr Morrison	Mr Tudge
Mr D. J. Chester	Mr Hawke	Mr Morton	Mr van Manen
Mr Christensen	Mr Hogan	Mr L. S. O’Brien	Mr Vasta
Mr Coleman	Mr Howarth	Mr O’Dowd	Mr Wallace
Mr Conaghan	Mr Hunt	Mr Pasin	Dr Webster
Mr Connelly	Mr Irons	Mr Pearce	Mrs Wicks
Mr Coulton	Mr Joyce	Mr Pitt	Mr R. J. Wilson
Mr Drum*	Mr Katter	Mr Porter	Mr T. R. Wilson
Mr Dutton	Mr C. Kelly	Ms Price	Mr Wood
Mr Entsch	Mr Laming	Mr Ramsey*	Mr Wyatt
Mr Evans	Ms Landry	Mr Robert	Mr Young
Mr Falinski	Mr Leeser	Ms Sharkie	Mr Zimmerman

* Tellers

And so it was negatived.

Dr Chalmers moved Opposition amendments (1) and (2) of sheet 2 together.

Debate continued.

Question—That the amendments be agreed to—put.

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

AYES, 68

Mr Albanese	Mr Conroy	Mr Khalil	Ms Rishworth
Dr Aly	Mr Dick	Ms C. F. King	Ms Rowland
Mr Bandt	Mr Dreyfus	Ms M. M. H. King	Ms Ryan*
Ms Bird	Mrs Elliot	Dr Leigh	Mr Shorten
Mr Bowen	Mr Fitzgibbon	Ms McBride	Mr D. P. B. Smith
Mr Burke	Dr Freelander	Mr Marles	Mr Snowdon
Ms Burney	Mr Georganas	Mr B. K. Mitchell	Ms Stanley*
Mr Burns	Mr Giles	Mr R. G. Mitchell	Ms Swanson
Mr M. C. Butler	Mr Gorman	Dr Mulino	Ms Templeman
Ms T. M. Butler	Mr Gosling	Ms Murphy	Mr Thistlethwaite
Mr Byrne	Mr Hayes	Mr Neumann	Ms Thwaites
Dr Chalmers	Mr Hill	Mr O’Connor	Ms Vamvakinou
Mr Champion	Mr Husic	Ms O’Neil	Mr Watts
Ms L. M. Chesters	Mr Jones	Ms Owens	Ms Wells
Mr Clare	Ms Kearney	Ms Payne	Mr Wilkie
Ms Claydon	Dr M. J. Kelly	Mr Perrett	Mr J. H. Wilson
Ms Coker	Mr Keogh	Mrs Phillips	Mr Zappia

NOES, 79

Mr Alexander	Ms Flint	Ms Liu	Mr Simmonds
Dr Allen	Mr Frydenberg	Mr McCormack	Ms Steggall
Mrs K. L. Andrews	Mr Gee	Mrs McIntosh	Mr Stevens
Mr K. J. Andrews	Dr Gillespie	Dr McVeigh	Mr Sukkar
Mrs Archer	Dr Haines	Mrs Marino	Mr Taylor
Ms Bell	Ms Hammond	Dr Martin	Mr Tehan
Mr Broadbent	Mr Hastie	Mr Morrison	Mr Thompson
Mr Buchholz	Mr Hawke	Mr Morton	Mr Tudge
Mr D. J. Chester	Mr Hogan	Mr Ted O’Brien	Mr van Manen
Mr Christensen	Mr Howarth	Mr L. S. O’Brien	Mr Vasta
Mr Coleman	Mr Hunt	Mr O’Dowd	Mr Wallace
Mr Conaghan	Mr Irons	Mr Pasin	Dr Webster
Mr Connelly	Mr Joyce	Mr Pearce	Mrs Wicks
Mr Coulton	Mr Katter	Mr Pitt	Mr R. J. Wilson
Mr Drum*	Mr C. Kelly	Mr Porter	Mr T. R. Wilson
Mr Dutton	Mr Laming	Ms Price	Mr Wood
Mr Entsch	Ms Landry	Mr Ramsey*	Mr Wyatt
Mr Evans	Mr Leeser	Mr Robert	Mr Young
Mr Falinski	Ms Ley	Ms Sharkie	Mr Zimmerman
Mr Fletcher	Mr Littleproud	Mr Sharma

* Tellers

And so it was negatived.

Mr Albanese (Leader of the Opposition) moved an Opposition amendment.

Debate continued.

Question—That the amendment be agreed to—put.

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

AYES, 67

Mr Albanese	Mr Conroy	Mr Khalil	Ms Rishworth
Dr Aly	Mr Dick	Ms C. F. King	Ms Rowland
Mr Bandt	Mr Dreyfus	Ms M. M. H. King	Ms Ryan*
Ms Bird	Mrs Elliot	Dr Leigh	Mr D. P. B. Smith
Mr Bowen	Mr Fitzgibbon	Ms McBride	Mr Snowdon
Mr Burke	Dr Freelander	Mr Marles	Ms Stanley*
Ms Burney	Mr Georganas	Mr B. K. Mitchell	Ms Swanson
Mr Burns	Mr Giles	Mr R. G. Mitchell	Ms Templeman
Mr M. C. Butler	Mr Gorman	Dr Mulino	Mr Thistlethwaite
Ms T. M. Butler	Mr Gosling	Ms Murphy	Ms Thwaites
Mr Byrne	Mr Hayes	Mr Neumann	Ms Vamvakinou
Dr Chalmers	Mr Hill	Mr O’Connor	Mr Watts
Mr Champion	Mr Husic	Ms O’Neil	Ms Wells
Ms L. M. Chesters	Mr Jones	Ms Owens	Mr Wilkie
Mr Clare	Ms Kearney	Ms Payne	Mr J. H. Wilson
Ms Claydon	Dr M. J. Kelly	Mr Perrett	Mr Zappia
Ms Coker	Mr Keogh	Mrs Phillips

NOES, 79

Mr Alexander	Ms Flint	Mr Littleproud	Mr Simmonds
Dr Allen	Mr Frydenberg	Ms Liu	Ms Steggall
Mrs K. L. Andrews	Mr Gee	Mr McCormack	Mr Stevens
Mr K. J. Andrews	Dr Gillespie	Mrs McIntosh	Mr Sukkar
Mrs Archer	Mr Goodenough	Dr McVeigh	Mr Taylor
Ms Bell	Dr Haines	Mrs Marino	Mr Tehan
Mr Broadbent	Ms Hammond	Dr Martin	Mr Thompson
Mr Buchholz	Mr Hastie	Mr Morrison	Mr Tudge
Mr D. J. Chester	Mr Hawke	Mr Morton	Mr van Manen
Mr Christensen	Mr Hogan	Mr Ted O’Brien	Mr Vasta
Mr Coleman	Mr Howarth	Mr L. S. O’Brien	Mr Wallace
Mr Conaghan	Mr Hunt	Mr Pasin	Dr Webster
Mr Connelly	Mr Irons	Mr Pearce	Mrs Wicks
Mr Coulton	Mr Joyce	Mr Pitt	Mr R. J. Wilson
Mr Drum*	Mr Katter	Mr Porter	Mr T. R. Wilson
Mr Dutton	Mr C. Kelly	Ms Price	Mr Wood
Mr Entsch	Mr Laming	Mr Ramsey*	Mr Wyatt
Mr Evans	Ms Landry	Mr Robert	Mr Young
Mr Falinski	Mr Leeser	Ms Sharkie	Mr Zimmerman
Mr Fletcher	Ms Ley	Mr Sharma

* Tellers

And so it was negatived.

Bill agreed to.

Consideration in detail concluded.

In accordance with the resolution agreed to, Mr Frydenberg moved—That the bill be now read a third time.

Debate ensued.

Question—put.

The House divided and only Mr Bandt and Mr Wilkie voting “No”, the Speaker (Mr A. D. H. Smith) declared the question resolved in the affirmative—bill read a third time.

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