Letting all MPs or Senators speak in Parliament (procedural)
Those for this policy agree that
Members of Parliament (MPs) and Senators should vote against all motions that stop an MP or Senator from speaking (that is, motions that the MP or Senator 'be no longer heard')
17 subscribers
Voted consistently for letting all MPs or Senators speak in Parliament (procedural)
Something not right?Voted almost always for letting all MPs or Senators speak in Parliament (procedural)
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Anthony Albanese
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Adam Bandt
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Chris Bowen
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Tony Burke
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Patrick Gorman
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Ed Husic
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Emma McBride
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Peta Murphy
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Joanne Ryan
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Rebekha Sharkie
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Anne Stanley
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Zali Steggall
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Susan Templeman
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Andrew Wilkie
Voted generally for letting all MPs or Senators speak in Parliament (procedural)
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Anne Aly
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Sharon Bird
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Linda Burney
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Josh Burns
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Mark Butler
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Terri Butler
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Anthony Byrne
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Jim Chalmers
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Lisa Chesters
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Jason Clare
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Sharon Claydon
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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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Mark Dreyfus
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Justine Elliot
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Joel Fitzgibbon
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Mike Freelander
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Steve Georganas
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Andrew Giles
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Luke Gosling
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Chris Hayes
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Julian Hill
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Stephen Jones
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Ged Kearney
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Matt Keogh
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Peter Khalil
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Catherine King
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Madeleine King
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Andrew Leigh
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Richard Marles
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Brian Mitchell
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Rob Mitchell
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Daniel Mulino
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Shayne Neumann
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Brendan O'Connor
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Clare O'Neil
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Deborah O'Neill
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Julie Owens
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Alicia Payne
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Graham Perrett
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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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Bill Shorten
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David Smith
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Warren Snowdon
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Meryl Swanson
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Matt Thistlethwaite
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Kate Thwaites
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Maria Vamvakinou
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Tim Watts
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Anika Wells
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Josh Wilson
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Tony Zappia
Voted a mixture of for and against letting all MPs or Senators speak in Parliament (procedural)
Something not right?Voted generally against letting all MPs or Senators speak in Parliament (procedural)
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John Alexander
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Kevin Andrews
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Bridget Archer
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Russell Broadbent
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Scott Buchholz
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Darren Chester
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George Christensen
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David Coleman
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Vince Connelly
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Warren Entsch
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Trevor Evans
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Nicolle Flint
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Ian Goodenough
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Andrew Hastie
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Kevin Hogan
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Luke Howarth
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Steve Irons
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Barnaby Joyce
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Craig Kelly
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Andrew Laming
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Michelle Landry
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Gladys Liu
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Nola Marino
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Scott Morrison
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Ben Morton
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Llew O'Brien
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Ted O'Brien
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Ken O'Dowd
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Gavin Pearce
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Christian Porter
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Julian Simmonds
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James Stevens
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Dan Tehan
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Phillip Thompson
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Ross Vasta
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Andrew Wallace
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Anne Webster
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Lucy Wicks
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Rick Wilson
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Tim Wilson
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Jason Wood
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Terry Young
Voted almost always against letting all MPs or Senators speak in Parliament (procedural)
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Katie Allen
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Karen Andrews
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Angie Bell
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Pat Conaghan
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Mark Coulton
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Damian Drum
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Peter Dutton
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Jason Falinski
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Paul Fletcher
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Josh Frydenberg
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Andrew Gee
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David Gillespie
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Celia Hammond
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Alex Hawke
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Sarah Henderson
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Greg Hunt
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Julian Leeser
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Sussan Ley
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David Littleproud
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Fiona Martin
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Michael McCormack
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Melissa McIntosh
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Tony Pasin
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Keith Pitt
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Melissa Price
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Rowan Ramsey
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Stuart Robert
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Dave Sharma
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Michael Sukkar
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Angus Taylor
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Alan Tudge
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Bert Van Manen
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Ken Wyatt
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Trent Zimmerman
Voted consistently against letting all MPs or Senators speak in Parliament (procedural)
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31st May 2018, 12:22 PM – Representatives Veterans' Affairs Legislation Amendment (Veteran-Centric Reforms No. 2) Bill 2018 - Second Reading - Let Wallace MP speak |
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