What is a Division? A division is a formal vote in Parliament where MPs or Senators physically divide into two groups — those who vote Aye (yes) and those who vote No. The result is recorded and published on the official APH website.

Division Vote

Government amendment to the amended motion to vary the hours of meeting and routine of business

PassedSenateThursday 28 November 2024

"That the motion be agreed to"

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Source:APH Divisions Register

Aye

–

87% aye13% no

Vote by Party

LIB

11 aye0 no

ALP

0 aye9 no

IND

0 aye1 no

NAT

1 aye0 no

Individual Votes (28)1 rebel

⚡ What is a rebellion? A rebellion is when an MP or Senator votes against their own party's official position. This is rare and often signals a conscience vote or internal party dispute.

Aye (12)

Mr WallaceLiberal Party of Australia

Mr TehanLiberal Party of Australia

Mr LittleproudLiberal Party of Australia

Mr HamiltonLiberal Party of Australia

Mr T. R. WilsonLiberal Party of Australia

Mr PasinLiberal Party of Australia

Mr StevensLiberal Party of Australia

Mr RamseyLiberal Party of Australia

Mr O'DowdLiberal Party of Australia

Mrs K. L. AndrewsLiberal Party of Australia

Mr DrumThe Nationals

Mr TudgeLiberal Party of Australia

No (10)

⚠Mr WilkieIndependent

Mr AlbaneseAustralian Labor Party

Mrs PhillipsAustralian Labor Party

Ms C. F. KingAustralian Labor Party

Ms T. M. ButlerAustralian Labor Party

Dr FreelanderAustralian Labor Party

Mr GeorganasAustralian Labor Party

Mr ZappiaAustralian Labor Party

Ms BirdAustralian Labor Party

Ms VamvakinouAustralian Labor Party