Federal Parliament · House of Representatives

Louise Markus

Member for Greenway · Liberal Party · NSW · Former member

How they voted on policies

Each policy groups related divisions. Counts are this member's recorded votes from 16 Feb 2006 to 5 May 2016; the score is They Vote For You's weighted agreement across all years. A voting record shows how someone voted, not necessarily what they personally believe.

No policy voting record yet.

Recent recorded votes

05 May · Voted No
Budget
Suspend standing orders · Noes in the majority · +3 other votes that day
19 Apr · Voted No
High Speed Rail Planning Authority Bill 2016
Suspend standing orders · Noes in the majority
17 Mar · Voted Aye
Commonwealth Electoral Amendment Bill 2016
Consideration of Senate Message - Agree with Senate amendments · Ayes in the majority
16 Mar · Voted No
Turnbull Government
Suspend standing motions · Noes in the majority
24 Feb · Voted Aye
Commonwealth Electoral Amendment Bill 2016
Second Reading - Agree with the main idea · Second reading agreed to
22 Feb · Voted Aye
Minister for Immigration and Border Protection
Attempted Censure - Stop Andrew Wilkie speaking · Ayes in the majority
10 Feb · Voted No
Prime Minister
Attempted Censure - Suspend standing orders · Noes in the majority · +2 other votes that day

Participation covers recorded divisions, not all parliamentary work. Many decisions pass without a recorded vote.

Time in Parliament

Terms of service and ministerial or shadow ministerial roles, from OpenAustralia's hand-maintained records of the Parliamentary Handbook.

Terms of service

House of Representatives
21 Aug 2010 – 2 July 2016 · Defeated at an election
House of Representatives
9 Oct 2004 – 21 Aug 2010 · Moved to another seat or chamber

Ministerial and shadow roles

Shadow Minister for Veterans' Affairs
22 Sept 2008 – 14 Sept 2010
Shadow Parliamentary Secretary for Immigration and Citizenship
6 Dec 2007 – 22 Sept 2008