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Divisions

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

Housing Australia Future Fund Bill 2023

PassedSenateWednesday 15 February 2023
"2nd reading—That the amendment be disagreed to"
77
Aye
–
6
No
93% aye7% no
Vote by Party
ALP
59 aye0 no
IND
8 aye2 no
LIB
4 aye0 no
GRN
0 aye4 no
LNP
3 aye0 no
NAT
1 aye0 no
CA
1 aye0 no
KAP
1 aye0 no
Individual Votes (83)2 rebels
⚡ 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 (77)
Mr VioliLiberal Party of Australia
Ms ByrnesAustralian Labor Party
Ms SpenderIndependent
Mr GilesAustralian Labor Party
Ms WellsAustralian Labor Party
Dr AlyAustralian Labor Party
Ms StanleyAustralian Labor Party
Dr GarlandAustralian Labor Party
Ms FernandoAustralian Labor Party
Ms O'NeilAustralian Labor Party
Mr BoyceLiberal National Party
Ms LeIndependent
Dr MulinoAustralian Labor Party
Mr SmithAustralian Labor Party
Ms McBrideAustralian Labor Party
Mrs PhillipsAustralian Labor Party
Dr ReidAustralian Labor Party
Mr LaxaleAustralian Labor Party
Dr ChalmersAustralian Labor Party
Ms J RyanAustralian Labor Party
Mr BurnsAustralian Labor Party
Mr J WilsonAustralian Labor Party
Mr HillAustralian Labor Party
Ms ChaneyIndependent
Ms McBainAustralian Labor Party
Ms Miller-Frost Australian Labor Party
Ms M. M. H. KingAustralian Labor Party
Ms C KingAustralian Labor Party
Mr BurnellAustralian Labor Party
Mr McCormackThe Nationals
Dr Ananda-RajahAustralian Labor Party
Dr M RyanIndependent
Mr ConroyAustralian Labor Party
Mr GormanAustralian Labor Party
Mr KhalilAustralian Labor Party
Ms SharkieCentre Alliance
Mr R MitchellAustralian Labor Party
Mr B MitchellAustralian Labor Party
Ms SitouAustralian Labor Party
Mr LimAustralian Labor Party
Mr RaeAustralian Labor Party
Ms ClaydonAustralian Labor Party
Dr ScampsIndependent
Ms TemplemanAustralian Labor Party
Ms LawrenceAustralian Labor Party
Mr WattsAustralian Labor Party
Ms RobertsAustralian Labor Party
Ms SteggallIndependent
Ms MascarenhasAustralian Labor Party
Mr AlbaneseAustralian Labor Party
Mr BowenAustralian Labor Party
Ms BurneyAustralian Labor Party
Mr ButlerAustralian Labor Party
Dr CharltonAustralian Labor Party
Ms CollinsAustralian Labor Party
Ms DanielIndependent
Mr DreyfusAustralian Labor Party
Mrs ElliotAustralian Labor Party
Mr FletcherLiberal Party of Australia
Mr GeorganasAustralian Labor Party
Mr KatterKatter's Australian Party
Ms KearneyAustralian Labor Party
Dr LeighAustralian Labor Party
Mrs MarinoLiberal Party of Australia
Mr MarlesAustralian Labor Party
Ms MurphyAustralian Labor Party
Mr NeumannAustralian Labor Party
Mr O'ConnorAustralian Labor Party
Mr PerrettAustralian Labor Party
Ms RishworthAustralian Labor Party
Ms ScrymgourAustralian Labor Party
Mr SukkarLiberal Party of Australia
Ms TinkIndependent
Ms VamvakinouAustralian Labor Party
Mr van ManenLiberal National Party
Mr VastaLiberal National Party
Mr ZappiaAustralian Labor Party
No (6)
Ms Watson-BrownAustralian Greens
⚠Dr HainesIndependent
Mr BandtAustralian Greens
Mr BatesAustralian Greens
Mr Chandler-MatherAustralian Greens
⚠Mr WilkieIndependent