Tasmania · Government
Commission of Inquiry (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill 2026
Upper House: Passed the lower house and now being considered in the upper house: the Senate federally, the Legislative Council in the states that have one. What the other terms mean
- Parliament
- Parliament of Tasmania
- Bill number
- 25 of 2026
- Introduced
- 11 Aug 2026
- Latest stage
- 29 Oct 2026
- Introduced by
- Minister for Justice, Corrections and Rehabilitation
- Stage detail
- Bill first introduced in the 52nd Parliament, 1st Session
What the bill says it does
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Timeline
First reading — House of Assembly
11 Aug 2026 · Source
2nd Reading moved — House of Assembly
20 Aug 2026 · Source
2nd Reading Agreed — House of Assembly
27 Oct 2026 · Source
Committee — House of Assembly
27 Oct 2026 · Source
First reading — Legislative Council
29 Oct 2026 · Source
Reported — House of Assembly
29 Oct 2026 · Source
Third reading — House of Assembly
29 Oct 2026 · Source
Status changed from Lower House to Committee
Noticed by FOCUp 27 Oct 2026 · Source
House of Assembly: Committee
Status changed from Committee to Upper House
Noticed by FOCUp 29 Oct 2026 · Source
Legislative Council: First reading
Where it sits in the budget
Government function: Running of government, elections and integrity bodies
- General public services$800M spending, 2026-27
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