How I vote
I believe in good policy, not party politics. Every bill deserves to be judged on its own merits, and I vote according to what will improve people’s lives. Unlike members of the major parties, I am never told how to vote.
My independence allows me to collaborate when it leads to better outcomes, and to stand firm when a proposal does not serve our community. Progress comes from cooperation, not division, and my focus will always be on creating laws that make a real difference.
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Release Housing Australia risk register
Voted to require the Government to release Housing Australia’s risk register
This vote required the Government to release Housing Australia’s risk register outlining the key operational and financial risks facing the agency.
- My vote
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Yes
- Outcome
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Pass
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Release Housing Australia furniture spending documents
Voted to require the Government to release documents on Housing Australia’s furniture spending
This motion sought documents detailing spending on furniture and office fit-outs by Housing Australia to scrutinise procurement decisions.
- My vote
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Yes
- Outcome
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Pass
- Proposed by
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Release Infrastructure estimates briefing materials
Voted to require the Government to release Infrastructure estimates briefing materials
This order required the Government to release briefing materials prepared by the Infrastructure Department for Senate estimates hearings.
- My vote
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Yes
- Outcome
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Pass
- Proposed by
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Suspend standing orders to debate ADF sex discrimination class action
Voted to suspend standing orders so the Senate could debate the ADF sex discrimination class action
This vote attempted to suspend standing orders to allow urgent debate on the class action relating to sex discrimination within the Australian Defence Force.
- My vote
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Yes
- Outcome
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Fail
- Proposed by
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