Hon Glenn Butcher MP

Australian Labor Party

Shadow Minister for Corrective Services

Electorate: Gladstone

58th·Opposition·Shadow Minister for Corrective Services
57th·Government·Minister for Regional Development and Manufacturing and Minister for Water
56th·Government·Minister for Regional Development and Manufacturing
55th·Government·Assistant Minister for Transport and Infrastructure
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Parliamentary Activity

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Opposed the bill, citing five former police commissioners who backed Labor's drug diversion laws and questioning the police minister's schoolies anecdote. Argued repealing drug diversion removes a health-focused response backed by evidence.

Five former Queensland police commissioners backed Labor's policy on drug diversion laws—not one but five. That statement alone puts into perspective the arrogance of this police minister.2026-04-21View Hansard
ASSENT TO A BILL
ASSENT TO A BILL

Bills Introduced (3)

Queensland Food Farmers’ Commissioner Bill 2024

Passed

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.

20/8/2024Regional QueenslandBusiness & EconomyCost of Living
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Cross-Border Commissioner Bill 2024

Passed

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.

20/8/2024Regional QueenslandGovernment & Elections
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Water Legislation Amendment Bill 2022

Passed (amended)

This bill strengthens how non-urban water take is measured and reported in Queensland, delivering on commitments made after the 2018 Independent Audit of Queensland Non-Urban Water Measurement and Compliance and the Murray-Darling Basin Compliance Compact. It creates a new regulatory framework requiring water entitlement holders to use approved measurement devices, measurement plans, and in some cases telemetry to accurately track and report their water use.

12/10/2022EnvironmentRegional QueenslandGovernment & Elections
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