Senate · 2019-10-17 · Parliament 46, division 177

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Question recorded in the division register

That the motion be agreed to

Source context: General business 199—Senator Keneally

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Original parliamentary division (includes result)
Show recorded result and member votes

Recorded result: agreed

Ayes: 31 · Noes: 29. Outcome as reported by Parliament; it is not inferred from a simple majority.

All 60 member records supplied for this division. Pairs are listed separately from cast votes. No other members or positions are inferred.

Votes by party, as reported
PartyAyesNoes
Liberal Party of Australia022
Australian Labor Party200
Australian Greens70
The Nationals04
Centre Alliance20
Pauline Hanson's One Nation20
Australian Conservatives01
Country Liberal Party01
Jacqui Lambie Network01
Ayes — 31 senators

Australian Labor Party (20)

  • Ayres
  • Brown
  • Chisholm
  • Ciccone
  • Dodson
  • Farrell
  • Gallacher
  • Gallagher
  • Green
  • Lines
  • McAllister
  • McCarthy
  • Polley
  • Pratt
  • Sheldon
  • Smith, Marielle
  • Sterle
  • Urquhart
  • Walsh
  • Watt

Australian Greens (7)

  • Faruqi
  • Hanson-Young
  • McKim
  • Siewert
  • Steele-John
  • Waters
  • Whish-Wilson

Centre Alliance (2)

  • Griff
  • Patrick

Pauline Hanson's One Nation (2)

  • Hanson
  • Roberts
Noes — 29 senators

Liberal Party of Australia (22)

  • Abetz
  • Antic
  • Askew
  • Bragg
  • Brockman
  • Colbeck
  • Cormann
  • Duniam
  • Fierravanti-Wells
  • McGrath
  • O'Sullivan
  • Paterson
  • Payne
  • Rennick
  • Ruston
  • Ryan
  • Scarr
  • Seselja
  • Sinodinos
  • Smith, Dean
  • Stoker
  • Van

The Nationals (4)

  • Canavan
  • Davey
  • McDonald
  • McKenzie

Australian Conservatives (1)

  • Bernardi

Country Liberal Party (1)

  • McMahon

Jacqui Lambie Network (1)

  • Lambie