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Sean Bell
One Nation Whip · Pauline Hanson's One Nation
Transcripts of what Sean Bell said in Parliament, sitting by sitting. Only speeches whose speaker is confirmed are shown.
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Senate Chamber (part 2 of 3) · Australian Parliament · 16 September 2026
Urgency motion: Hanson’s population and migration cut proposal
“Thank you, Acting Deputy President. The motion before the Senate is straightforward. Calls on the Albanese Labor government to abandon mass migration policies that will add another 1 million people to the Australian population over the next four years, on…”
Watch from 4:26:03
Senate Chamber (part 1 of 2) · Australian Parliament · 15 September 2026
Opposition & Greens: Transparency and housing crisis
“Thank you, Deputy President. Well, I rise to take note of the minister's explanation and let me start off by saying that we're not only dealing with one housing crisis in this country, we're dealing with four. Because Australians are…”
Watch from 27:45Question Time: Migration settings and skills & training
“President, my question goes to the Minister representing the Minister for Home Affairs, Senator Watt. Minister, the Prime Minister's handpicked economic reform expert, Professor Robert Breunig, says One Nation's proposal to stop people visa hopping after their temporary visas expires…”
Watch from 2:52:37Question Time: Migration settings and skills & training
“President, Professor Robert Breunig, again an expert for the Labor government whose immigration policy has also received Treasury funding, said, and I quote, "Another good One Nation idea is to stop the inflows of students who are doing low-quality courses."…”
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Senate Chamber (part 2 of 2) · Australian Parliament · 14 September 2026
Urgency motion: cost of living and tax policy debate
“Thank you, Acting Deputy President. Australians are living with the Albanese Labor government's cost of living crisis every day. They see it in their mortgage or rent, at the supermarket checkout, in their power bills, insurance and fuel costs every…”
Watch from 1:16:39Proposed inquiry: Fuel and Fertilizer Security Facility reference
“Thank you, Acting Deputy President. Now, Australian farmers cannot grow food without reliable access to fertilizer. When international supply was disrupted earlier this year, the Commonwealth had a responsibility to make sure Australian farmers could get the fertilizer they needed.…”
Watch from 2:12:38
Senate Chamber (part 2 of 2) · Australian Parliament · 10 September 2026
Carbon credits forest method disallowance: Cadell vs government & Greens split
“Thank you, Acting Deputy President. Well, here we are again, dealing with the absurd consequences of Labor's net zero obsession. And it's related, it's got to the point where now the Greens are even split over your absurd net zero…”
Watch from 2:20:20
Senate Chamber (part 1 of 3) · Australian Parliament · 9 September 2026
Final short statements: censorship, tax, tobacco crime, defence industry and data centres
“Well, Labor's relentless march towards a future where they have ever-increasing powers to censor and control your speech continues like a runaway train. And what is driving Labor's obsession with silencing their millions of Australian critics? Well, Labor has just…”
Watch from 4:30:07
Senate Chamber (part 2 of 2) · Australian Parliament · 8 September 2026
Foreign terrorist fighters: One Nation exclusion bill and government pushback
“Thank you, Acting Deputy President. One Nation will do everything in our power we can to keep Australia safe from terrorists, which is why One Nation has introduced the Protecting Australians from Foreign Terrorist Fighters Bill, because there is a…”
Watch from 2:44:50
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