Crimes Amendment (Identity Crime) Bill 2009

Bill

Status

Passed and Assented to

Introduction print – Bill

Introduction print – Explanatory Memorandum

First House: Legislative Assembly

First readingAssembly

Introduced by Hon R Hulls
First reading passed
10/03/2009
Click Here to View the Statement of Compatibility

Second readingAssembly

Second reading moved
12/03/2009
Click Here to View the Second Reading Speech
Under the Government Business Program agreed to by the House 05/05/2009, debate on this bill must be completed by 4.00 pm on Thursday 07/05/2009. Debate resumed 05/05/2009 and continued 06/05/2009.
Second reading passed
06/05/2009

Third readingAssembly

Third reading moved
06/05/2009
Third reading passed
06/05/2009

Second House: Legislative Council

First readingCouncil

Introduced by Hon. Justin Madden
First reading passed
06/05/2009
Click Here to View the Statement of Compatibility

Second readingCouncil

Second reading moved
07/05/2009
Click Here to View the Second Reading Speech
Debate resumed and an amendment was circulated by Ms Pennicuik 04/06/2009.
Amendments circulated

Pennicuik 040609.doc
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Pennicuik 040609.pdf
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Second reading passed
04/06/2009

Committee of the wholeCouncil

Date committed
04/06/2009
Committee of the whole completed - Bill not amended
04/06/2009

Third readingCouncil

Third reading moved
04/06/2009
Third reading passed
04/06/2009

Royal Assent

Royal Assent given
17/06/2009
Act number 22/2009