Electoral Reforms

Bills before Parliament

See where each reform Bill stands now. Open the full parliamentary journey only when you need the detail.

The parliamentary picture

Status first, procedure second

Each card separates the Bill's parliamentary status from its latest recorded event. The full House-by-House evidence sits one click deeper.

  1. 01 Introduced only 5 of 13 Bills
  2. 02 Past second reading 6 of 13 Bills
  3. 03 Assented 2 of 13 Bills

Behind this picture are 66 dated parliamentary records. 8 duplicate tracker rows were absorbed into the exact House + number + year records shown here.

When these Bills actually moved. Each column counts the dated steps Parliament recorded that year, stacked by stage — so a tall column is a busy year, not a year with more Bills in it.
Dated parliamentary steps on the electoral reform Bills, by year and stage
Year PublishedFirst readingCommittee stageSecond readingThird readingPresidential assent
2022 220110
2023 130111
2024 9103771
2025 320210
2026 221120
How Bills are identified and duplicates handled

These 13 Bills are grouped on the House's own numbering — bill number, year and House — never on title, because titles repeat. Where Parliament's tracker holds several captures of the same Bill, their stage records are merged and the duplicate count remains visible on the card.

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0 of 13 Bills shown. 13 hidden by the filter — show all.

This year: showing only Bills whose last recorded step falls between 1 January 2026 and 31 December 2026. 4 fall outside that window and are filtered out, not hidden. Show every period.

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16 records still need a tracker numberOpen the unresolved list

Awaiting a tracker number

These rows match the reform keywords but carry no bill number, year or House in Parliament's tracker, so there is nothing to key them on. They remain listed rather than dropped: unknown never means nonexistent.