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Colin Boyce
Member of the House of Representatives · Liberal National Party
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House of Representatives Chamber (part 3 of 3) · Australian Parliament · 16 September 2026
Wright member: satirical attack on PHI bill and pensioner burden
“The original question was that this bill be now read a second time. To this, the honorable member for Kooyong has moved as an amendment that all words after "that" be omitted with a view to substituting other words. The…”
Watch from 26:11Division: Herbert’s amendment to Kooyong amendment defeated
“All those in favor say aye. All those against. I think the noes have it. Division required? Division required. Ring the bells for four minutes.”
Watch from 26:49Carbon Credits Bill: new ministerial powers and call for Senate inquiry
“The original question was that this bill be now read a second time, to this the honourable member for Wannon has moved as an amendment that all words after that be omitted with a view to substituting other words. The…”
Watch from 1:49:19
House of Representatives Chamber (part 2 of 3) · Australian Parliament · 16 September 2026
Banana imports, slave labour and modern slavery framework
“I call the Minister. I go, I'll put the question. I'll state the question. The question is that the motion be agreed to. I call the Minister.”
Watch from 3:43:57Banana imports, slave labour and modern slavery framework
“The question is that the motion be agreed to and I will put the question, I beg your pardon, the Minister. I think the ayes have it. Thank you. I call the Clerk. Okay. The following message from the Senate…”
Watch from 3:53:22
House of Representatives Chamber (part 1 of 3) · Australian Parliament · 16 September 2026
Flynn: regional Queensland seniors and health‑system consequences
“Thank you, Deputy Speaker. Older Australians are facing another very real financial hit under this Labor government, and this one will be felt right across the country, including by older Australians in regional communities which I represent in Central Queensland.…”
Watch from 3:42:54
Federation Chamber · Australian Parliament · 10 September 2026
Veteran volunteerism centenary and tobacco policy & illicit trade
“Thank you, Deputy Speaker. Any tobacco policy should be judged by one simple question: is it actually reducing smoking and keeping these products out of the hands of young people? We all want fewer Australians smoking and we all want…”
Watch from 1:06:17
House of Representatives Chamber (part 1 of 2) · Australian Parliament · 10 September 2026
Anti‑Money Laundering bill: AUSTRAC powers and crypto ATMs
“The question is that this bill be now read a second time, and I call the member for Maribyrnong.”
Watch from 2:16:31Anti‑Money Laundering bill: AUSTRAC powers and crypto ATMs
“The question is that this bill be now read a second time, and I call the member for Reid.”
Watch from 2:30:11Anti‑Money Laundering bill: AUSTRAC powers and crypto ATMs
“The question is that this bill be now read a second time and I call the member for Werriwa.”
Watch from 2:39:50
House of Representatives Chamber (part 3 of 3) · Australian Parliament · 9 September 2026
Early childhood educators wage bill: closing speech
“The question is that this bill be now read a second time, and I call the member for Chifley.”
Watch from 1:05Partisan contrast on wages and care sectors
“The question is that this bill be now read a second time. I call the minister.”
Watch from 16:07Procedural transition: debate adjourned and AML/CTF bill called on
“The question is that the debate be adjourned and the resumption of the debate be made an order of the day for a later hour this day. I will put that question. All those in of that opinion say aye.…”
Watch from 16:15
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