Move to Establish an Electoral Matters Parliamentary Committee21 May 2024Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb today moved to establish a Joint House Standing Committee on Electoral Matters, similar to those operating nationally.“My proposal will provide for routine...
Meg Webb MLC Statement of Support for Law Week 2024 - What is Modern Slavery??View Meg's Statement of support for Law Week 2024 in the video below, Tuesday 21 May 2024.
Sunday Tasmanian | 19 May 2024; pg 4. Libs on Upper House search Sue Bailey As the Liberal Party begins the search for candidates to contest three Legislative Council elections in 2025, the independent member for Nelson, Meg Webb, has confirmed she plans to stand...
The Hon. Meg Webb MLC asked the following Question on the 16th of May 2024, and the response was provided by the Hon. Felix Ellis MP, Minister for Police and Emergency Services on 28 May 2024. The response was formally tabled by the Leader of the Government in the...
The Hon Meg Webb MLC asked the following Question on the 16th of May 2024. The Leader of Government Business, the Hon. Leonie Hiscutt MLC, tabled the Premier's response on Thursday 20 June 2024. (Note: The Premier's response tabled this day also included the response...
The Mercury | 14 May 2024; pg 9. MPs back EPA inquiry call; Anti-salmon farming group wants independent review Duncan Abey Independent members of Tasmania's parliament have joined Greens and Jacqui Lambie Network representatives to back an anti-salmon farming group's...
Watch the Win TV news report of 13 May 2024, in which Meg welcomes the Australia Institute Tasmania's report calling for strengthened parliament and democracy.
Commitment to Pursue Democracy Agenda for 51st Tasmanian Parliament13 May 2024 Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb said she will prioritise reform of the state’s political donations laws and the establishment of a Parliamentary Committee on Electoral Matters in...
The Examiner | 13 May 2024; pg 2.New democracy reforms proposedBenjamin SeederRESTRICTING pork barrelling, banning political donations by companies in certain industries, and introducing 'truth in political advertising' rules are among the changes needed to safeguard...
The Mercury | 13 May 2024; pg 2.Institute report urges end of Integrity CommissionSue BaileyTasmania’s Integrity Commission is “weak and not fit for purpose”, and should be replaced with an anti-corruption commission, researchidentifying 16 key reforms for the new...
