13 Sept 2017 · 5:38 PM · Division 6

Energy

Transition for coal workforce required

Noes in the majority

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The majority voted against a motion introduced by Greens Senator Richard Di Natale.

That the Senate—

(a) considers coal-fired power stations in Australia will need to close in order to deal with climate change; and

(b) notes that the Government must have a plan for a managed transition of the workforce and to a clean energy future.

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Votes by party as a table

Party	Aye	No
Australian Labor Party	0	17
Liberal Party	0	16
Australian Greens	7	0
National Party	0	4
Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party	0	3
Deputy Senate President	0	2
Independent	0	2
Country Liberal Party	0	1
Derryn Hinch's Justice Party	0	1
Jacqui Lambie Network	0	1
Liberal Democratic Party	0	1
Liberal National Party	0	1
Nick Xenophon Team	0	1
Senate President	0	1

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