Votes · 18 September 2025
Economy—credit rating
The government's change to a Liberal motion asking for a plan to win back the ACT's higher credit rating. The Liberals said the change weakened that call. It passed. Not yet checked
Question as recorded: That the amendment be agreed to.
Question resolved in the affirmative. Ayes 11, Noes 6. Not yet checked
LaborACT GreensIndependents for CanberraFiona Carrick IndependentCanberra Liberals
Ayes
11
Noes
6
Ayes (11)
- Andrew BraddockACT Greens
- Caitlin ToughLabor
- Chris SteelLabor
- Jo ClayACT Greens
- Laura NuttallACT Greens
- Marisa PatersonLabor
- Shane RattenburyACT Greens
- Suzanne OrrLabor
- Taimus Werner-GibbingsLabor
- Tara CheyneLabor
- Thomas EmersonIndependents for Canberra
Noes (6)
- Chiaka BarryCanberra Liberals
- Ed CocksCanberra Liberals
- Fiona CarrickFiona Carrick Independent
- James MilliganCanberra Liberals
- Mark PartonCanberra Liberals
- Peter CainCanberra Liberals
Issues this vote counts towards
- Criticism of the budgetNot yet checked
Voting No counts as for “Keep criticism of the budget, deficit and credit rating in Assembly motions”. The change weakened the call for a credit rating recovery plan.
Source
Hansard, 2025-09-18, p. 2800 (ACT Legislative Assembly)
Names are as recorded in the source. Group is the member’s ballot group at their last election.