Milton Dick
The question is that this bill now be read a second time. I'll put the question. Those of that opinion say aye—hang on. The member for Petrie, on a point of clarification.
Luke Howarth
My understanding is: the Treasurer is speaking on omnibus amendment No. 1 next. Is that correct?
Milton Dick
We are dealing with the Future Made in Australia (Omnibus Amendments No. 1) Bill—
Luke Howarth
We have questions after that, if he's speaking to it.
Milton Dick
Well, I'm just stating the question that the bill be now read a second time. If someone wishes to speak on the bill, under the standing orders they're able to do so.
Luke Howarth
Now?
Milton Dick
Yes. For the benefit of the House, we're not in Consideration in Detail for this bill. The clerk has called on the bill, the next item which is listed in the 'blue'. We're finished with order No. 1. Now we're moving to order No. 2. It says, 'Resumption of debate on the second reading.' So we're technically in the second reading stage. If someone wishes in the House to debate the second reading, they're entitled to do that under the standing orders. If everyone's clear, I'll put the question—
If any member wishes to speak regarding the second reading debate, they're entitled to do so. I'll put the question—just to state the question for the House—that this bill be now read a second time. There being no-one indicating they wish to speak to the bill, I'll put the question to the House. The question before the House is that the bill be now read a second time.
Summary
Date and time: 4:39 PM on 2024-09-09
Allegra Spender's vote: Aye
Total number of "aye" votes: 82
Total number of "no" votes: 55
Total number of abstentions: 14
Related bill: Future Made in Australia (Omnibus Amendments No. 1) Bill 2024
Adapted from information made available by theyvoteforyou.org.au