Queensland Transport Affordability Amendment Bill 2026: not law yet

What the video says

Queensland's Parliament has a Bill about fuel prices. It's the Transport Affordability Amendment Bill 2026.

The Opposition introduced it in February.

It would limit a servo's stated price to a rise of no more than 5 cents a litre from one day to the next.

Retailers would report next-day prices by 2pm.

And the Government would need a vote in Parliament, with 28 days' notice, before the 50 cent fares could go up.

Where's it at? A committee has reported, and the Bill now waits on a second reading.

It's a private member's Bill, so the Government controls whether that happens.

Labor says the LNP is set to block it. I couldn't find a Government statement on it.

I'm in New South Wales, so I'm watching this one from the outside.

Should daily fuel price rises be capped?

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