Hon Curtis Pitt MP

Expressed strong support for the bill as a critical measure to modernise defamation laws in the digital age, emphasising the importance of harmonisation across jurisdictions.

“Our society is experiencing rapid and far-reaching technological change, with digital communication fundamentally transforming the way we interact, share information and shape reputations.”— 2025-12-11View Hansard

Opposed the bill, arguing it creates more problems than it solves with unnecessary red tape. Supported the government's revised Crocodile Management Plan instead, highlighting new targeted removal zones in his electorate on the Mulgrave River.

“While the safety and wellbeing of our communities must always remain our top priority, this bill creates more problems than it solves. It introduces unnecessary red tape and fails to take a sensible, balanced approach—one that genuinely puts Queenslanders first.”— 2025-12-09View Hansard

Supported the bill as modernising the regulatory framework for the QBCC, streamlining workplace safety notifications and boosting productivity without compromising safety.

“This bill represents a significant step forward for Queensland's building and construction industry.”— 2025-11-20View Hansard

Supported the bill as an LNP backbencher from a regional electorate.

“I rise to speak in support of the bill.”— 2025-11-18View Hansard

Supported the bill as a committee member, detailing the enhanced accreditation framework, new fitness to drive duty, and expanded ministerial powers for governance and oversight.

“The primary objectives of these reforms are clear: to improve safety and productivity, reduce unnecessary regulatory red tape, enhance the functions of our regulatory bodies and streamline the administration of the law.”— 2025-10-30View Hansard