Speeding things along in Parliament (procedural)
Those for this policy agree that
Members of Parliament (MPs) and Senators should vote to speed things along by supporting motions to 'put the question' (known as 'closure' or 'gag' motions), which require Parliament to immediately vote on a question rather than debating it any further
13 subscribers
Voted consistently for speeding things along in Parliament (procedural)
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Karen Andrews
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Pat Conaghan
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Paul Fletcher
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Andrew Gee
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Garth Hamilton
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David Littleproud
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Michael McCormack
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Keith Pitt
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Melissa Price
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James Stevens
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Michael Sukkar
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Angus Taylor
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Dan Tehan
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Bert Van Manen
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Anne Webster
Voted almost always for speeding things along in Parliament (procedural)
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Bridget Archer
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Angie Bell
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Darren Chester
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Mark Coulton
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Peter Dutton
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Warren Entsch
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David Gillespie
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Ian Goodenough
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Alex Hawke
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Julian Leeser
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Sussan Ley
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Melissa McIntosh
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Scott Morrison
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Ted O'Brien
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Tony Pasin
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Gavin Pearce
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Rowan Ramsey
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Phillip Thompson
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Andrew Wallace
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Rick Wilson
Voted generally for speeding things along in Parliament (procedural)
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Penny Allman-Payne
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Alex Antic
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Wendy Askew
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Simon Birmingham
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Andrew Bragg
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Russell Broadbent
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Slade Brockman
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Scott Buchholz
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Matthew Canavan
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Claire Chandler
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David Coleman
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Perin Davey
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Jonathon Duniam
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Karen Grogan
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Pauline Hanson
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Andrew Hastie
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Sarah Henderson
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Kevin Hogan
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Luke Howarth
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Hollie Hughes
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Jane Hume
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Barnaby Joyce
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Michelle Landry
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Nola Marino
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Susan McDonald
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James McGrath
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Andrew McLachlan
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Llew O'Brien
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Matt O'Sullivan
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James Paterson
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Fatima Payman
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Barbara Pocock
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David Pocock
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Gerard Rennick
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Malcolm Roberts
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Anne Ruston
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Paul Scarr
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David Shoebridge
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Dean Smith
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Jana Stewart
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David Van
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Ross Vasta
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Linda White
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Jason Wood
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Terry Young
Voted a mixture of for and against speeding things along in Parliament (procedural)
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Tim Ayres
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Catryna Bilyk
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Carol Brown
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Michaelia Cash
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Anthony Chisholm
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Raff Ciccone
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Richard Colbeck
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Dorinda Cox
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Patrick Dodson
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Don Farrell
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Mehreen Faruqi
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David Fawcett
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Katy Gallagher
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Nita Green
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Sarah Hanson-Young
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Bob Katter
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Jacqui Lambie
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Sue Lines
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Jenny McAllister
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Malarndirri McCarthy
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Bridget McKenzie
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Nick McKim
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Deborah O'Neill
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Marise Payne
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Helen Polley
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Louise Pratt
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Linda Reynolds
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Janet Rice
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Tony Sheldon
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Marielle Smith
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Jordon Steele-John
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Glenn Sterle
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Tammy Tyrrell
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Anne Urquhart
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Jess Walsh
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Larissa Waters
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Murray Watt
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Peter Whish-Wilson
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Penny Wong
Voted generally against speeding things along in Parliament (procedural)
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Ralph Babet
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Adam Bandt
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Josh Burns
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Ross Cadell
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Lisa Chesters
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Sharon Claydon
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Mark Dreyfus
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Steve Georganas
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Ged Kearney
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Peter Khalil
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Catherine King
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Maria Kovacic
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Kerrynne Liddle
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Rob Mitchell
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Daniel Mulino
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Jacinta Nampijinpa Price
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Shayne Neumann
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Clare O'Neil
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Alicia Payne
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Graham Perrett
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Rebekha Sharkie
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Bill Shorten
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David Smith
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Lidia Thorpe
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Kate Thwaites
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Maria Vamvakinou
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Anika Wells
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Andrew Wilkie
Voted almost always against speeding things along in Parliament (procedural)
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Anthony Albanese
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Anne Aly
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Chris Bowen
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Tony Burke
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Linda Burney
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Mark Butler
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Jim Chalmers
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Jason Clare
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Libby Coker
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Julie Collins
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Pat Conroy
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Milton Dick
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Justine Elliot
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Mike Freelander
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Andrew Giles
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Patrick Gorman
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Luke Gosling
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Helen Haines
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Julian Hill
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Ed Husic
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Matt Keogh
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Madeleine King
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Andrew Leigh
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Richard Marles
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Emma McBride
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Brian Mitchell
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Peta Murphy
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Brendan O'Connor
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Fiona Phillips
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Tanya Plibersek
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Amanda Rishworth
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Michelle Rowland
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Joanne Ryan
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Zali Steggall
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Meryl Swanson
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Susan Templeman
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Matt Thistlethwaite
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Tim Watts
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Josh Wilson
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Tony Zappia
Voted consistently against speeding things along in Parliament (procedural)
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Division | Supporters vote |
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3rd Aug 2022, 10:49 AM – Senate Business - Consideration of Legislation - Public Sector Superannuation Salary Legislation Amendment Bill 2022 |
Yes |
10th Feb 2022, 12:11 PM – Senate Business - Consideration of Legislation - Exempt from Standing Order 111 |
Yes |
1st Dec 2021, 7:09 PM – Senate Business - Consideration of Legislation - Investment Funds Legislation Amendment Bill 2021 |
Yes |
6th Dec 2018, 7:19 PM – Senate Telecommunications and Other Legislation Amendment (Assistance and Access) Bill 2018 - Third Reading - Speeding things along |
Yes |
21st Jun 2018, 9:42 AM – Representatives Treasury Laws Amendment (Personal Income Tax Plan) Bill 2018 - Consideration of Senate Message - Speed things along |
Yes |
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