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representatives vote 2020-02-06#9
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Motions — Prime Minister
- Motions - Prime Minister - Suspend the usual procedural rules
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- The majority voted against a [motion](https://www.openaustralia.org.au/debates/?id=2020-02-06.100.2) introduced by Leader of the Opposition and Grayndler MP [Anthony Albanese](https://theyvoteforyou.org.au/people/representatives/grayndler/anthony_albanese) (Labor) to suspend the usual parliamentary procedural rules - known as [standing orders](https://www.peo.gov.au/understand-our-parliament/how-parliament-works/parliament-at-work/standing-orders/) - in order to let a vote happen.
- ### Motion text
- > *That so much of the standing orders be suspended as would prevent the Leader of the Opposition from moving the following motion immediately—That the House:*
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- > *(1) notes the Prime Minister:*
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- >> *(a) is incapable of expressing regret and admitting when he is wrong;*
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- >> *(b )blames others and attempts to cover up his failings with false or misleading claims, including but in no way limited to the Prime Minister's:*
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- >>> *(i) claim the response to the national bushfire crisis was a matter for the states and territories;*
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- >>> *(ii) claim volunteer firefighters didn't need compensation because they wanted to be there;*
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- >>> *(iii) statement that he didn't hold a hose when Australians were looking to him for national leadership in an unprecedented bushfire crisis; and*
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- >>> *(iv) claim he had a conversation with a bushfire survivor who had lost everything when he instead forced her to shake his hand only to turn his back when she asked for help; and*
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- >> *(c) can't learn from his mistakes if he never admits them; and*
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- > *(2) therefore, calls on the Prime Minister to put the national interest ahead of his political interest.*
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