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Mandatory Regulation Impact Statement Bill 2025
Debated Monday 3 November 2025 to Monday 3 November 2025
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- Senate
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Monday 3 November 2025 · Senate
First Reading -
Monday 3 November 2025 · Senate
Second ReadingThe Senate debated the Mandatory Regulation Impact Statement Bill 2025, which seeks to require regulatory impact statements for new legislation. Independent Senator Tammy Tyrrell moved the second reading, arguing that mandatory statements would improve transparency and prevent unintended consequences for businesses and individuals. She contended that current practices often fail to assess the full impact of regulations, hindering productivity and trust in government. The debate was adjourned without a final vote recorded in the transcript.
Outcome: Debate adjourned.
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