Bills — Criminalising Re-entry Assistance for Terrorist Sympathisers The Criminal Code Amendment (Keeping Australia Safe) Bill 2026; First Reading

House of Representatives · 3 Mar 2026 · 12:31
Not passed by a modest majority
39
Yes (ayes)
93
No (noes)
The question was not captured in the transcript.

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This vote was on a motion, not a bill. The official Hansard below records the exact question and how every member voted.
Official Hansard record (PDF) ›
House of Representatives, 3 Mar 2026. The division is at 12:31. Parliament of Australia
Official documents from aph.gov.au and legislation.gov.au, checked 21 October 2026.

How each party voted

Labor
0 Yes
86 No
8–
Liberal
14 Yes
0 No
3–
LNP
14 Yes
0 No
2–
Nationals
8 Yes
0 No
Independent
1 Yes
6 No
3–
One Nation
1 Yes
0 No
Centre Alliance
1 Yes
0 No
Greens
0 Yes
1 No
Katter
0 Yes
0 No
1–
The last column counts members who did not vote. Party counts are for current members.

No rebels

Every party member who voted went with the majority of their party.
Source: Hansard, House of Representatives, 3 Mar 2026
Parliament of Australia, via OpenAustralia Foundation · checked 14 October 2026