New South Wales · Crime
Crimes (Domestic and Personal Violence) and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2026
Assented: Signed into law, so it is now an Act. Federally the Governor-General gives assent; in the states, the Governor; in the Northern Territory, the Administrator. The ACT has no assent step: a passed bill becomes law when it is notified (published) on the ACT Legislation Register, which FOCUp also shows as Assented. What the other terms mean
- Parliament
- Parliament of New South Wales
- Introduced
- 5 May 2026
- Latest stage
- 10 Nov 2026
What the bill says it does
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Timeline
First Reading — Legislative Assembly
5 May 2026 · Source
Second Reading Speech — Legislative Assembly
5 May 2026 · Source
Second Reading Debate — Legislative Assembly
3 June 2026 · Source
Second Reading Debate — Legislative Assembly
4 June 2026 · Source
First Reading — Legislative Council
24 June 2026 · Source
Second Reading Debate — Legislative Assembly
24 June 2026 · Source
Second Reading Speech — Legislative Council
15 Oct 2026 · Source
Second Reading Debate — Legislative Council
15 Oct 2026 · Source
In Committee — Legislative Council
15 Oct 2026 · Source
Adoption of Report — Legislative Council
15 Oct 2026 · Source
Third Reading — Legislative Council
15 Oct 2026 · Source
Consideration in Detail — Legislative Assembly
20 Oct 2026 · Source
Returned — Legislative Assembly
20 Oct 2026 · Source
Messages — Legislative Council
20 Oct 2026 · Source
Assent — Legislative Council
10 Nov 2026 · Source
Assent — Legislative Assembly
10 Nov 2026 · Source
Status changed from Lower House to Upper House
Noticed by FOCUp 20 Oct 2026 · Source
Legislative Council: Messages
Status changed from Upper House to Assented
Noticed by FOCUp 11 Nov 2026 · Source
Assent reported to Parliament
Where it sits in the budget
Government function: Police and community safety
- Public order and safety$12.9B spending, 2026-27
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