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Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission Amendment (Follow the Money) Bill 2026

Failed — as recorded: DefeatedAs recorded by the source: DefeatedNo longer listed as a current bill

Failed: Voted down (negatived) or otherwise defeated. It did not become law. What the other terms mean

Parliament
Parliament of Victoria
Latest stage
31 July 2026
Introduced by
James Newbury
Stage detail
Defeated

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Timeline

  1. First reading passed — Legislative Council

    3 Mar 2026

  2. Second reading moved — Legislative Council

    4 Mar 2026

  3. Second reading: Opposition amendments circulated — Legislative Council

    18 Mar 2026 · Source

  4. Second reading: Greens amendments circulated — Legislative Council

    18 Mar 2026 · Source

  5. Second reading passed — Legislative Council

    18 Mar 2026

  6. Committee of the whole: Date committed — Legislative Council

    18 Mar 2026

  7. Committee of the whole completed - Bill amended — Legislative Council

    18 Mar 2026

  8. Third reading moved — Legislative Council

    18 Mar 2026

  9. Third reading passed — Legislative Council

    18 Mar 2026

  10. Message received from Council — Legislative Assembly

    18 Mar 2026

  11. First reading defeated — Legislative Assembly

    18 Mar 2026

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    Source: Office of the Chief Parliamentary Counsel Victoria (legislation.vic.gov.au). Last checked by FOCUp 10 Nov 2026. Read via structured data endpoint. Category assigned by FOCUp's published rules (matched: anti-corruption). About this source