Home Affairs Β· Bill
Translating and Interpreting Services Bill 2025
Passed β β This bill became law after receiving Royal Assent.
What is this bill?
The Translating and Interpreting Services Bill 2025 is a piece of proposed legislation from the Home Affairs portfolio. Bills must pass both chambers of Parliament and receive Royal Assent to become law.
The official plain-English explanation is in the Explanatory Memorandum β a document prepared by the government explaining the bill's purpose and how each clause works.
Parliamentary Divisions (4)
Translating and Interpreting Services Bill 2025 - Limitation of Debate - Implement Multicultural Framework Review findings
FailedAye 12No 33
Australian Labor Party: 0β 24βAustralian Greens: 10β 0βLiberal Party of Australia: 0β 5βOne Nation: 0β 3βIndependent: 2β 0βUnited Australia Party: 0β 1β
Translating and Interpreting Services Bill 2025 - Limitation of Debate - Additional objects and Commonwealthβfunded translating and interpreting services framework
FailedAye 12No 32
Australian Labor Party: 0β 24βAustralian Greens: 10β 0βLiberal Party of Australia: 0β 4βOne Nation: 0β 3βIndependent: 2β 0βUnited Australia Party: 0β 1β
Translating and Interpreting Services Bill 2025 - Limitation of Debate - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages
FailedAye 12No 31
Australian Labor Party: 0β 23βAustralian Greens: 10β 0βLiberal Party of Australia: 0β 4βOne Nation: 0β 3βIndependent: 2β 0βUnited Australia Party: 0β 1β
Translating and Interpreting Services Bill 2025 - Limitation of Debate - National framework
FailedAye 12No 32
Australian Labor Party: 0β 24βAustralian Greens: 10β 0βLiberal Party of Australia: 0β 4βOne Nation: 0β 3βIndependent: 2β 0βUnited Australia Party: 0β 1β