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Criminal Procedure and Other Legislation Amendment (Victim Experience Reforms) Bill 2026

Passed — as recorded: Third reading in both HousesAs recorded by the source: Third reading in both Houses

Passed: Agreed to by every house of the parliament. It is waiting for assent before it becomes law. What the other terms mean

Parliament
Parliament of New South Wales
Introduced
22 Sept 2026
Latest stage
11 Nov 2026

What the bill says it does

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Timeline

  1. First Reading — Legislative Assembly

    22 Sept 2026 · Source

  2. Second Reading Speech — Legislative Assembly

    22 Sept 2026 · Source

  3. First Reading — Legislative Council

    14 Oct 2026 · Source

  4. Second Reading Debate — Legislative Assembly

    14 Oct 2026 · Source

  5. Third Reading — Legislative Assembly

    14 Oct 2026 · Source

  6. Second Reading Speech — Legislative Council

    10 Nov 2026 · Source

  7. Second Reading Debate — Legislative Council

    10 Nov 2026 · Source

  8. In Committee — Legislative Council

    10 Nov 2026 · Source

  9. Adoption of Report — Legislative Council

    10 Nov 2026 · Source

  10. Third Reading — Legislative Council

    10 Nov 2026 · Source

  11. Returned — Legislative Assembly

    10 Nov 2026 · Source

  12. Consideration in Detail — Legislative Assembly

    11 Nov 2026 · Source

  13. Messages — Legislative Council

    11 Nov 2026 · Source

  14. Status changed from Lower House to Upper House

    Noticed by FOCUp 14 Oct 2026 · Source

    Legislative Assembly: Third Reading; before the other House

  15. Status changed from Upper House to Passed

    Noticed by FOCUp 11 Nov 2026 · Source

    Third reading in both Houses

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Government function: Police and community safety

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    Source: Parliament of New South Wales (Hansard API). Last checked by FOCUp 14 Nov 2026. Read via official api. Category assigned by FOCUp's published rules (matched: criminal). About this source