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Constitution (Fixed Term Parliament) Amendment Bill 2015

This bill would fix Queensland's parliamentary term at four years, with state elections held on the second Saturday in March every four years. It would stop the Premier from calling early elections for political advantage and would only take effect if approved at a referendum.

17/9/2015· PASSED with amendment· Mr Walker MP
Government & Elections

Revenue and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2016

This bill makes a range of technical changes to Queensland's tax, superannuation, and government planning laws. It tightens a stamp duty home concession rule, backdates several tax exemptions that have been run administratively, lets State and Local Government employees choose their own super fund, opens QSuper and LGIAsuper to everyone, and cuts duplicated Queensland Plan reporting.

16/6/2016· PASSED with amendment· Hon C Pitt MP
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