Federal Parliament · Senate

Amanda Stoker

Senator for Queensland · Liberal Party · Former member

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How they voted on policies

Each policy groups related divisions. Counts are this member's recorded votes from 26 Mar 2018 to 30 Mar 2022; 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

30 Mar · Voted No
Treasury Laws Amendment (Cyclone and Flood Damage Reinsurance Pool) Bill 2022
Second Reading - Show modelling · Noes in the majority
30 Mar · Voted No
Supply Bill (No. 1) 2022-2023 and two others
in Committee - Against vaccinations for children aged 0-4 years · Noes in the majority
10 Feb · Voted Aye
Consideration of Legislation
Exempt from Standing Order 111 · Ayes in the majority
10 Feb · Voted No
Regulations and Determinations
Treasury Laws Amendment (Greater Transparency of Proxy Advice) Regulations 2021 - Let a vote happen · Ayes in the majority
09 Feb · Voted No
Covid-19: International Travel
Order for the Production of Documents · Tied vote
09 Feb · Voted No
Australian Public Service
Order for the Production of Documents · Noes in the majority
09 Feb · Voted No
Consideration of Legislation
Australian Federal Integrity Commission Bill 2020 · Tied vote

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

Senate
21 Mar 2018 – 21 May 2022 · Defeated at an election

Ministerial and shadow roles

Assistant Minister for Industrial Relations
30 Mar 2021 – 1 June 2022
Assistant Minister for Women
30 Mar 2021 – 1 June 2022
Assistant Minister to the Attorney-General
22 Dec 2020 – 1 June 2022