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Candidates Survey: What the 2026 Upper House candidates told PMAT about their voting intentions

An election is being held on 02 May 2026 for House of Assembly seats in Huon and Rosevears. As part of our election work, PMAT surveyed candidates on key planning issues across Development Assessment Panels, changes to Elector Polls and proposed changes to weaken Tasmania’s State Coastal Policy.

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Hobart suburbs with a wide range of architectural styles

PMAT Submission: Housing Land Supply Amendment

The key proposed change outlined in the draft Bill aims to alter the process set out in theHousing Land Supply Act 2018 to speed up the rezoning of public land (Crown land andHomes Tasmania land) for social and affordable housing.PMAT does not support the proposed process change to the Housing Land Supply Act 2018 for the following reasons outlined in our submission.

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PMAT Submission: Local Government Electoral Reform

PMAT’s submission on the two draft bills released for public consultation for a 13-week consultation period until Saturday 28 February 2026:1. A new, standalone Local Government Electoral Bill 2025 for future council elections2. A Local Government Amendment (Electoral Reforms) Bill 2025, delivering a number of reforms to the Local Government Act 1993 supporting the broader elections framework.

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