Joint Standing Committee on Migration - Sydney, NSW (part 2 of 2)
19 May 2026
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Joint Standing Committee on Migration Australian Parliament
00:00 - 00:06
Speaker 27
From before. So there really is an incredible diversity of actors who really wanna see the pilot continue.
00:06 - 00:17
Speaker 6
But but a decision sooner rather than later, days rather than weeks, we're talking, would be, I assume, important so as you can keep things on track with employers and... Yep.
00:17 - 00:33
Speaker 43
So, I mean, what what what all of you can do, and I'm I'm not sure of who... Who's... I think I I recognize you, senator Shoebridge and the Greens, but I think if... To get some... I think cross party support has got us to where it is today.
00:33 - 01:14
Speaker 5
People shy away from anything to do with migration and refugees at the moment because it's a bit of a hot topic. But I think to simply say that they're across that this is something that you get behind this and say, look, we've all had a part in this. It's a good thing for Australia. Let's agree on this. We're not going to pick a fight on this because I think that sort of derisks it from the current government is the one currently in the driving seat that derisks it from their point of view if they know that they're not going to get crossfire from elsewhere.
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