David Farley

Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party. Member for Farrer.

Voted in 106 of 183 recorded votes they could have voted in since July 2025. Crossed the floor 0 times.

How David voted on bills

DateBillVote
29 October 2026Family trusts would pay at least 30% tax
Vote on the main idea
No
29 October 2026Family trusts would pay at least 30% tax
Vote on a change
Aye
29 October 2026Family trusts would pay at least 30% tax
Vote on a change
No
29 October 2026Family trusts would pay at least 30% tax
Final vote
No
29 October 2026Family trust income would face a 30% tax floor
Vote on the main idea
No
29 October 2026Family trust income would face a 30% tax floor
Final vote
No
28 October 2026Tech firms would have a legal duty to keep users safe
Vote on a change
Aye
28 October 2026Tech firms would have a legal duty to keep users safe
Vote on the main idea
No
28 October 2026Tech firms would have a legal duty to keep users safe
Vote on a change
Aye
28 October 2026Tech firms would have a legal duty to keep users safe
Vote on a change
No
28 October 2026Tech firms would have a legal duty to keep users safe
Final vote
No
14 October 2026Family trusts would pay at least 30% tax, Family trust income would face a 30% tax floor
Send to a committee
Aye
13 October 2026Jail terms for moving illegal tobacco are now law
Vote on a change
Aye
17 September 2026Veterans' injury care would have no cost or visit caps
Vote to bring it in
No
16 September 2026A smaller rebate for people 65 and over was dropped
Vote on a change
Aye
16 September 2026A smaller rebate for people 65 and over was dropped
Vote on the main idea
No
16 September 2026A smaller rebate for people 65 and over was dropped
Vote on a change
No
16 September 2026A smaller rebate for people 65 and over was dropped
Final vote
No
14 September 2026Clean-up would fix 41 laws and delete 106 old ones
Vote on the other house's changes
No
14 September 2026Clean-up law trims business paperwork across 26 Acts
Vote on the other house's changes
No
14 September 2026Clean-up law trims business paperwork across 26 Acts
Vote on the other house's changes
No
10 September 2026eSafety gets stronger powers to enforce age ban
Vote on the other house's changes
No
10 September 2026eSafety gets stronger powers to enforce age ban
Vote on the other house's changes
No
9 September 2026Outdoor mobile calls and texts are now the law
Vote on a change
Aye
20 August 2026A new commission now hands out each uni's funded places
Vote on a change
No
19 August 2026Newsrooms now share tech money by journalist numbers
Vote on a change
Aye
19 August 2026Foreign deals by states now face national test
Order of business
Aye
18 August 2026Betting ads now face new limits around live sport
Vote on a change
Aye
12 August 2026Cash transport companies are now regulated
Vote on a change
Aye
11 August 2026Aged care assessors could overrule the computer tool
Vote on a change
Aye
2 July 2026Family doctor bonus payments now have their own law
Vote on a change
Aye
1 July 2026NDIS entry rules tighten and fraud checks get tougher
Vote on a change
No
1 July 2026NDIS entry rules tighten and fraud checks get tougher
Vote on a change
No
1 July 2026NDIS entry rules tighten and fraud checks get tougher
Vote on a change
No
1 July 2026NDIS entry rules tighten and fraud checks get tougher
Vote on a change
No
1 July 2026NDIS entry rules tighten and fraud checks get tougher
Vote on a change
No
1 July 2026NDIS entry rules tighten and fraud checks get tougher
Vote on a change
No
1 July 2026Trained nurses can now write PBS scripts
Vote on the other house's changes
No
1 July 2026Trained nurses can now write PBS scripts
Vote on the other house's changes
No
1 July 2026NDIS entry rules tighten and fraud checks get tougher
Vote on a change
Aye
1 July 2026NDIS entry rules tighten and fraud checks get tougher
Vote on a change
Aye
1 July 2026NDIS entry rules tighten and fraud checks get tougher
Vote on a change
No
30 June 2026Fair Work Commission gets new tools to clear cases
Vote on the other house's changes
No
30 June 2026Fair Work Commission gets new tools to clear cases
Vote to end debate
No
30 June 2026Fair Work Commission gets new tools to clear cases
Vote on the other house's changes
No
30 June 2026Three accounting rule bodies are merged into one
Vote to end debate
No
30 June 2026Three accounting rule bodies are merged into one
Vote on the other house's changes
No
29 June 2026Flyers would get minimum standards and a new ombudsperson, Aircraft noise complaints would move to a new office, Airlines and airports would pay a yearly levy, Government would collect a yearly levy from airlines
Vote on a change
Aye
25 June 2026Most investors lose the 50% capital gains discount
Vote to end debate
No
25 June 2026Most investors lose the 50% capital gains discount
Vote on the other house's changes
No
24 June 2026Fair Work Commission gets new tools to clear cases
Vote on the main idea
No
24 June 2026Fair Work Commission gets new tools to clear cases
Vote on a change
Aye
24 June 2026Fair Work Commission gets new tools to clear cases
Vote on a change
No
23 June 2026Smaller fuel tax cut ran for a month from July
Vote on a change
Aye
4 June 2026Most investors lose the 50% capital gains discount
Vote on a change
Aye
4 June 2026Most investors lose the 50% capital gains discount
Vote on a change
No
4 June 2026Most investors lose the 50% capital gains discount
Vote on a change
No
4 June 2026Most investors lose the 50% capital gains discount
Vote on a change
Aye
4 June 2026Most investors lose the 50% capital gains discount
Vote on a change
No
4 June 2026Most investors lose the 50% capital gains discount
Final vote
No
4 June 2026Capital gains now face a 30 per cent minimum tax
Vote to add a statement
Aye
4 June 2026Capital gains now face a 30 per cent minimum tax
Vote on the main idea
No
4 June 2026Capital gains now face a 30 per cent minimum tax
Vote on a change
No
4 June 2026Capital gains now face a 30 per cent minimum tax
Final vote
No
3 June 2026Most investors lose the 50% capital gains discount, Capital gains now face a 30 per cent minimum tax
Send to a committee
Aye
2 June 2026Most investors lose the 50% capital gains discount, Capital gains now face a 30 per cent minimum tax
Send to a committee
No

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