Ms Jess Pugh MP
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Debated together with Appropriation Bill 2026 and Revenue (Cost of Living Relief Locked-in Law) and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2026
Criticised the budget's advertising spend and lack of cost-of-living relief, transport and school investment, while welcoming the legislation of Labor's 50-cent fares.
“Instead, Queenslanders are still facing rising rents, mortgage stress, expensive groceries, high fuel prices and financial pressures which seem to be coming from every angle.”— 2026-06-25View Hansard
Supported the bill, particularly the QPAC ticket-scalping provisions and re-engagement measures, while noting the special assistance school temporary-site provision and ongoing teacher concerns about violence, pay and workload.
“In a cost-of-living crisis, this provision is more important to everyday Queenslanders than ever.”— 2026-06-23View Hansard
Argued the bill wrongly catches legal pedal-assist bikes alongside illegal e-motorbikes and imposes unnecessary licensing and unclear speed limits that harm families, students and disabled riders.
“In the words of Chris from Western Suburbs BUG, 'E-bikes are bikes!' Along with my community, I am confused even now that pedal-assist bikes have been caught up in the legislation alongside these dangerous illegal devices.”— 2026-06-04View Hansard
No bills introduced by this member in the current register.