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Media Release – Political Donation Reform

Media Release – Political Donation Reform

October 2021 Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb today called for Tasmania to make meaningful political donation reform – including prohibiting gaming and liquor, tobacco, firearms and property development entities from donation. Ms Webb said Tasmanians have waited...

Submission to the Electoral Disclosure and Funding Bill 2021 Exposure Draft

Logjam of bills alarms Webb

David Killick | Mercury Newspaper | 16 September 2021    CHANGES to sitting dates for the Legislative Council would make it harder for members to properly scrutinise a logjam of important government legislation being rushed through parliament before the end of the...

Wilkie call on $1000 political donations

Wilkie call on $1000 political donations

Helen Kempton | Mercury Newspaper | 16 September 2021    PROPOSED reforms to Tasmania’s political disclosure laws are too limited to prevent the growing influence of big money on politics in this state, independent federal MP Andrew Wilkie said.In his submission to...

Media Release – State Tax Review

Media Release – State Tax Review

Media Release | 1 September 2021  Independent Member for Nelson Meg Webb today called for an Independent State Tax and Revenue Review.Ms Webb will use her Budget reply speech to outline a model for a comprehensive review of Tasmania’s taxation and revenue...

Speech-in-Reply: Tasmanian State Budget 2021

Speech-in-Reply: Tasmanian State Budget 2021

Ms WEBB (Nelson) - Mr President, I rise to respond to the State Budget 2021-22.I welcome the many long-awaited initiatives and commitments contained in this budget.  I welcome the explicit recognition that merely delivering on election commitments is insufficient when...

Donations law alarm

Donations law alarm

Helen Kempton | Mercury | 27 August 2021     NEW legislation to change Tasmania’s political donation disclosure laws are open for public discussion and there are already concerns they contain a “sting in the tail”.The government says it is delivering on its commitment...

While pokies were closed
due to COVID-19
Tasmanians saved

Poker machines were closed in Tasmania on March 23, 2020
and reopened on June 26, 2020.
In 2018-19 Tasmanians lost $171,603,745 to poker machines

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