Hon Glenn Butcher MP
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Announced the opposition would support the bill on balance, agreeing with its objectives of modernising stadium management, strengthening consumer protections around ticket reselling and improving governance, while flagging concerns about implementation and the lack of committee scrutiny for late amendments.
“The opposition will be supporting this bill. We do so not because it is perfect but because, on balance, it enhances some areas of law and regulation which will support major sports facilities and major events into the future.”— 2026-02-12View Hansard
Bills Introduced (3)
Queensland Food Farmers’ Commissioner Bill 2024
PassedThis bill became law.This bill establishes the Queensland Food Farmers' Commissioner, an independent statutory office created in response to the Supermarket Pricing Select Committee's recommendations. The Commissioner will support Queensland farmers in their dealings with major supermarkets by improving price transparency, addressing power imbalances, and providing a safe avenue for complaints about unfair supplier practices.
Cross-Border Commissioner Bill 2024
PassedThis bill became law.This bill establishes Queensland's first Cross-Border Commissioner, a new statutory role dedicated to helping communities along Queensland's borders with New South Wales, South Australia, and the Northern Territory. The Commissioner will work across governments to resolve issues caused by different state regulations and improve service delivery for border residents, with a priority focus on disaster management capacity along the Queensland-NSW border.
Water Legislation Amendment Bill 2022
Passed (amended)This bill became law after being modified during debate.This bill strengthens how non-urban water take is measured and reported in Queensland, implementing the state's strengthened water measurement policy. It introduces requirements for measurement devices, measurement systems, measurement plans, and near real-time telemetry to ensure water is accurately accounted for, particularly in the Murray-Darling Basin. The bill also improves water licence administration, water authority governance, and drinking and recycled water regulation.