Industrial Relations Fair Work (Restoring Fairness and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2015 No 4 2015 55Th Parliamentary Debate

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INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS FAIR WORK (RESTORING FAIRNESS AND OTHER LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2015 NO 4 2015 55TH PARLIAMENTARY DEBATE MP SPEAKERS FOR MP SPEAKERS AGAINST CURTIS PITT MP (MEMBER FOR MULGRAVE) ALP IAN WALKER MP (MEMBER FOR MANSFIELD) LNP DI FARMER MP (MEMBER FOR BULIMBA) ALP FIONA SIMPSON MP (MEMBER FOR MAROOCHYDORE) LNP JENNIFER HOWARD MP (MEMBER FOR IPSWICH) ALP VERITY BARTON MP (MEMBER FOR BROADWATER) LNP GRACE GRACE MP (MEMBER FOR BRISBANE CENTRAL) ALP PAT WEIR MP (MEMBER FOR CONDAMINE) LNP CRAIG CRAWFORD MP (MEMBER FOR BARRON RIVER) ALP CHRISTIAN ROWAN MP (MEMBER FOR MOGGILL) LNP BRUCE SAUNDERS MP (MEMBER FOR MARYBOROUGH) ALP ANTHONY PERRETT MP (MEMBER FOR GYMPIE) LNP CHRIS WHITING MP (MEMBER FOR MURRUMBA) ALP DEBORAH FRECKLINGTON MP (MEMBER FOR NANANGO) LNP SHANNON FENTIMAN MP (MEMBER FOR WATERFORD) ALP TIM MANDER MP (MEMBER FOR EVERTON) LNP ROBERT PYNE MP (MEMBER FOR CAIRNS) ALP JAN STUCKEY MP (MEMBER FOR CURRUMBIN) LNP LEANNE LINARD MP (MEMBER FOR NUDGEE) ALP GLEN ELMES MP (MEMBER FOR NOOSA) LNP CAMERON DICK MP (MEMBER FOR WOODRIDGE) ALP MARK MCCARDLE MP (MEMBER FOR CALOUNDRA) LNP SCOTT STEWART MP (MEMBER FOR TOWNSVILLE) ALP TARNYA SMITH MP (MEMBER FOR MT OMMANEY) LNP DUNCAN PEGG MP (MEMBER FOR STRETTON) ALP LAWRENCE SPRINGBORG MP (OPPOSITION LEADER AND MEMBER FOR SOUTHERN DOWNS) LNP DON BROWN MP (MEMBER FOR CAPALABA) ALP JOE KELLY MP (MEMBER FOR GREENSLOPES) ALP STEVEN MILES MP (MEMBER FOR MT COOTHA) ALP NIKKI BOYD MP (MEMBER FOR PINE RIVERS) ALP BILLY GORDON MP (MEMBER FOR COOK) IND MARK FURNER MP (MEMBER FOR FERNY GROVE) ALP SHANE KNUTH MP (MEMBER FOR DALRYMPLE) KAP MICK DE BRENNI MP (MEMBER FOR SUNNYBANK) ALP PETER RUSSO MP (MEMBER FOR SUNNYBANK) ALP KATTER MP (MEMBER FOR MOUNT ISA) KAP AARON HARPER MP (MEMBER FOR THURINGOWA) ALP MP Voters for: ALP, 43 Bailey, Boyd, Brown, Butcher, Byrne, Crawford, DÁth, De Brenni, Dick, Donaldson, Enoch, Farmer, Fentiman, Furner, Gilbert, Grace, Harper, Hinchliffe Howard, Jones, Kelly, King, Lauga, Linard, Lynham, Madden, Miles, Miller, O'Rourke, Palaszczuk, Pearce, Pease, Pegg, Pitt, Power, Pyne, Russo, Ryan Saunders, Stewart, Trad, Whiting, Williams. KAP, 2 - Katter, Knuth IND, 1 - Gordon MP votes against: LNP, 42 Barton, Bates, Bennett, Bleijie, Boothman, Costigan, Cramp, Crandon, Cripps, Davis, Dickson, Elmes, Emerson, Frecklington, Hartm Krause, Langbroek, Last, Leahy, Mander, McArdle, McEachan, McVeigh, Millar, Minnikin, Molhoek, Nicholls, Perrett, Powell, Rickuss, Robinson, Rowan, Seeney, Simpson, Smith, Sorensen, Springborg, Stevens, Walker, Watts, Weir. Resolved in the affirmative.

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