New South Wales · Justice
Parliamentary Evidence Amendment (Attendance of Witnesses) Bill 2026
Lower House: Being considered in the lower house: the House of Representatives federally, the Legislative Assembly or House of Assembly in the states. Queensland, the ACT and the Northern Territory have only this one house. What the other terms mean
- Parliament
- Parliament of New South Wales
- Introduced
- 4 Feb 2026
- Latest stage
- 18 Mar 2026
What the bill says it does
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Timeline
First Reading — Legislative Council
4 Feb 2026 · Source
Second Reading Speech — Legislative Council
4 Feb 2026 · Source
Second Reading Debate — Legislative Council
11 Feb 2026 · Source
Second Reading Debate — Legislative Council
12 Feb 2026 · Source
Second Reading Debate — Legislative Council
17 Mar 2026 · Source
In Committee — Legislative Council
17 Mar 2026 · Source
Adoption of Report — Legislative Council
17 Mar 2026 · Source
Third Reading — Legislative Council
17 Mar 2026 · Source
First Reading — Legislative Assembly
18 Mar 2026 · Source
Where it sits in the budget
Government function: Courts, corrections and legal services
- Public order and safety$12.9B spending, 2026-27
- General public services$16B spending, 2026-27
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