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Mr Trevor Watts MP

Liberal National Party

Opposition Whip

Electorate: Toowoomba North

58th·Government·Backbench
57th·Opposition·Opposition Whip
56th·Opposition·Shadow Minister for Corrective Services
55th·Opposition·Chief Opposition Whip
119 speeches111 bills854 votes
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54Justice & Rights
39Business & Economy
36Safety & Emergency
27Environment
23Health
20Work & Employment
18Regional Queensland
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Parliamentary Activity

Positions extracted by AI from Hansard transcripts. Not yet human-reviewed.

Some votes may not appear here if they were party votes where individual member votes were not recorded.

Transport and Other Legislation (Managing E-mobility Use and Protecting Our Communities) Amendment Bill 2026Passed (amended)
Resources Safety and Health Queensland and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2026PassedSupports

Supported the bill, arguing it implements key Johnston review recommendations through the governing board, strengthens tripartite advisory committees, and removes the underutilised Land Access Ombudsman's industry levy by merging the role with the Coexistence Queensland CEO.

“That is exactly what this bill does: it fixes it. The bill strengthens governance, it improves accountability, it restores clarity.”— 2026-05-12View Hansard
Strengthening Protections for Queensland Workers Amendment Bill 2026Withdrawn
Expanding Adult Crime, Adult Time and Taking a Strong Stance on Drugs and Anti-Social Behaviour Amendment Bill 2026Passed (amended)
Civil Liability (Holding Institutions Accountable for Child Abuse) Amendment Bill 2026In Committee

Bills Introduced (1)

Weapons and Other Legislation (Firearms Offences) Amendment Bill 2019

Lapsed

This bill proposed to crack down on firearms crime by introducing Firearm Prohibition Orders, creating new offences for shooting at buildings and possessing 3D gun blueprints, and significantly increasing penalties for weapons offences. It was a private member's bill introduced by Trevor Watts MP and lapsed at the end of the 56th Parliament without becoming law.

1/5/2019Justice & RightsSafety & Emergency