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Amendment (Moved by Liberals) - Amendment to provide a time limit on the debate.
Tuesday, 13 October 2020 - Motion, Want of Confidence in Minister Jaensch
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Amendment An Amendment was proposed to the Question by the Minister for Infrastructure and Transport after “forthwith” by inserting the following:- “and that debate on the Motion be completed by Four o’clock p.m.; that in speaking to the Motion the Premier, Leader of the Opposition, and Leader of the Greens, shall speak for no longer than 30 minutes each and other Members speak for not longer than 20 minutes each; that immediately following a vote on the Motion the House proceed directly to Government Business; and that for this day’s sitting, the House shall not stand adjourned at Six o’clock p.m. and that the House continue to sit past Six o’clock p.m.” | |
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Original Motion A Motion being made and the Question being proposed - That so much of Standing Orders be suspended as would prevent Notice of Motion No. 365 from being brought on for debate forthwith. | |
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Supported Hickey, Liberals |
Opposed Greens, Labor, Ogilvie |
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Amendment Passed
Other (Moved by Greens) - Suspension of Standing Orders to allow debate on Want of Confidence Motion
Tuesday, 13 October 2020 - Motion, Want of Confidence in Minister Jaensch
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Final Motion A Motion being made and the Question being proposed - That so much of Standing Orders be suspended as would prevent Notice of Motion No. 365 from being brought on for debate forthwith and that debate on the Motion be completed by Four o’clock p.m.; that in speaking to the Motion the Premier, Leader of the Opposition, and Leader of the Greens, shall speak for no longer than 30 minutes each and other Members speak for not longer than 20 minutes each; that immediately following a vote on the Motion the House proceed directly to Government Business; and that for this day’s sitting, the House shall not stand adjourned at Six o’clock p.m. and that the House continue to sit past Six o’clock p.m. | |
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Original Motion A Motion being made and the Question being proposed - That so much of Standing Orders be suspended as would prevent Notice of Motion No. 365 from being brought on for debate forthwith. | |
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Other Passed
Other (Moved by Greens) - Motion to Table a Paper
Tuesday, 13 October 2020 - Motion, Want of Confidence in Minister Jaensch
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Subject of Debate A Motion being made and the Question being proposed— That Ms O’Connor have leave to table a paper. | |
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Other Negatived
Final Motion (Moved by Greens) - Motion negatived
Tuesday, 13 October 2020 - Motion, Want of Confidence in Minister Jaensch
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Final Motion That the House has no confidence in the Minister for Housing for the following reasons - (1) In response to questioning on 24 September 2020, the minister said he was 'not aware of any decision' to make it easier to evict tenants without genuine or just reason. (2) A Cabinet minute shows that a previous Cabinet decision was made to remove the 'genuine or just' requirement from section 45 of the Residential Tenancy Act 1997. (3) It is implausible that the minister was not aware of a Cabinet decision in his portfolio. (4) The minister has misled the House over a serious matter of fairness and reasonableness in his portfolio. | |
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Supported Greens, Labor |
Opposed Hickey, Liberals, Ogilvie |
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Final Motion Negatived