Private Senators' and Members' Bills That May Raise Scrutiny Concerns [2023] AUSStaCSBSD 123 (2 August 2023)

• Private senators' and members' bills that may raise scrutiny concerns1

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Private senators' and members' bills
that may raise scrutiny concerns^[1]

1.1 The committee notes that the following private senators' and members' bills may raise scrutiny concerns under Senate standing order 24. Should these bills proceed to further stages of debate, the committee may request further information from the bill proponent.

Bill	Relevant provisions	Potential scrutiny concerns
Broadcasting Services Amendment (Healthy Kids Advertising) Bill 2023	Item 3, proposed subsection 130AAA(2)	The bill may raise scrutiny concerns under principle (iv) in relation to significant matters in delegated legislation.
	Item 6, proposed subsection 205F(5BA)	The provisions may raise scrutiny concerns under principle (i) in relation to significant penalties which have not been adequately justified within the explanatory memorandum.
Freeze on Rent and Rate Increase Bill 2023	Item 5, proposed subsection 15DA(2)	The provisions may raise scrutiny concerns under principle (iv) in relation to significant matters in delegated legislation.
Interactive Gambling Amendment (Ban on Gambling Advertisements) Bill 2023	Item 4, proposed subsections 61FEQ(1), 61FEQ(3), 61FET(1) and 61FET(3)	The provisions may raise scrutiny concerns under principle (i) in relation to significant penalties which have not been adequately justified within the explanatory memorandum.
Migration Amendment (Overseas Organ Transplant Disclosure and Other Measures) Bill 2023	Schedule 1, item 1, proposed section 166A	The provisions may raise scrutiny concerns under principle (i) in relation to privacy.

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[1] This entry can be cited as: Senate Standing Committee for the Scrutiny of Bills, Private senators' and members' bills that may raise scrutiny concerns, Scrutiny Digest 8 of 2023; [2023] AUSStaCSBSD 123.