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The majority voted in favour of stopping Ballarat MP Catherine King (Labor) from speaking any more in this debate. In parliamentary jargon, they voted "That the Member be no longer heard." These motions are known as gagging motions.
MP King had just said:
I second the motion. Don't ask, so then you can deny. Nothing changes until this Prime Minister steps up—
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The majority voted in favour of stopping Grayndler MP and Leader of the Opposition Anthony Albanese (Labor) from speaking any more in this debate. In parliamentary jargon, they voted "That the Member be no longer heard." These motions are known as gagging motions.
MP Albanese had just said:
The PM is an empathy vacuum but an accountability black hole.
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No
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The majority voted in favour of a motion "That the Member be no longer heard." In other words, they voted to stop Watson MP Tony Burke (Labor) from speaking any further in this debate.
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No
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No (strong)
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Passed by a small majority
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The majority voted in favour of a motion to stop the MP for Watson Tony Burke (Labor) from speaking any further in this debate. These motions are known as gagging motions.
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No
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No (strong)
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Passed by a small majority
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The majority voted in favour of a motion to stop the MP for Grayndler Anthony Albanese (Labor) from speaking any further in this debate. These motions are known as gagging motions.
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No
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No (strong)
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Passed by a small majority
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The majority voted in favour of a motion to stop the MP for Maribyrnong Bill Shorten (Labor) from speaking any further in this debate. These types of motions are known as gagging motions.
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absent
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No (strong)
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Passed by a small majority
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The majority voted in favour of a motion to stop the MP for Grayndler Anthony Albanese (Labor) from speaking any further in this debate. These types of motions are known as gagging motions.
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absent
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No (strong)
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Passed by a small majority
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The majority voted in favour of a motion "That the member be no longer heard." In other words, they voted that the MP for Watson Tony Burke (Labor) stop speaking for the rest of this debate. These motions are known as gagging orders.
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No
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No (strong)
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Passed by a small majority
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The majority voted in favour of a motion "That the member be no longer heard." In other words, they voted that the MP for Grayndler Anthony Albanese (Labor) stop speaking for the rest of this debate. These motions are known as gagging orders.
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No
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No (strong)
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Passed by a small majority
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The majority voted in favour of a motion to stop the MP for Scullin Andrew Giles from speaking anymore in this debate.
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No
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No (strong)
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Passed by a small majority
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The majority voted in favour of a motion to stop the MP for Ballarat Catherine King from speaking anymore in this debate.
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No
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No (strong)
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Passed by a small majority
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The majority voted in favour of a motion to stop the Member for Griffith Terri Butler (Labor) from speaking any further in this debate. These motions are known as gagging orders.
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No
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No (strong)
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Passed by a small majority
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The majority voted in favour of a motion to stop the Member for Watson Tony Burke (Labor) from speaking any further in this debate. These motions are known as gagging orders.
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No
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No (strong)
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Passed by a small majority
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The majority voted in favour of a motion "That the Member be no longer heard." In other words, the majority voted in favour of stopping MP for Griffith Terri Butler (Labor) from speaking any further in this debate. These types of motions are known as gagging motions.
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No
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No (strong)
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Passed by a small majority
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The majority voted in favour of a motion "That the Member be no longer heard." In other words, the majority voted in favour of stopping MP for Watson Tony Burke (Labor) from speaking any further in this debate. These types of motions are known as gagging motions.
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No
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No (strong)
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Passed by a small majority
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The majority voted in favour of a motion "That the Member be no longer heard." In other words, they voted to stop the MP for Pearce Christian Porter (Liberal) from speaking any further in this debate. These motions are known as gagging motions.
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No
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No (strong)
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Passed by a small majority
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The majority voted in favour of a motion to stop the Member for Whitlam Stephen Jones (Labor) from speaking any further in this debate. Motions like these are known as "gagging motions."
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No
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No (strong)
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Passed by a small majority
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The majority voted in favour of a motion to stop the Member for Blaxland Jason Clare (Labor) from speaking any further in this debate. These motions are known as "gagging orders."
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No
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No (strong)
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Passed by a small majority
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The majority voted in favour of a "gagging motion" that will stop the Member for Franklin Julie Collins (Labor) from speaking any further in this debate.
Motion text
That the Member be no longer heard.
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No
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No (strong)
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Passed by a small majority
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The majority voted in favour of a "gagging motion" that will stop the Leader of the Opposition and Grayndler MP Anthony Albanese (Labor) from speaking any further in this debate.
Motion text
That the Member be no longer heard.
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No
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No (strong)
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Passed by a small majority
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The majority voted in favour of a motion to stop Macarthur MP Mike Freelander (Labor) from speaking any further in this debate. Motions like these are known as gagging motions.
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No
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No (strong)
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Passed by a small majority
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The majority voted in favour of a motion to stop McMahon MP Chris Bowen (Labor) from speaking any further in this debate. Motions like these are known as gagging motions.
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No
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No (strong)
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Passed by a small majority
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The majority voted in favour of a motion to Brand MP Madeleine King (Labor) from speaking any further in this debate. Motions like these are known as gagging motions.
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No
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No (strong)
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Passed by a small majority
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