VoteA personal vote was called for on the question that the End of Life Choice Bill be now read a first time.Mr SPEAKER: Can I ask members to resume their seats. I have a ruling that I want to give while we're waiting for the tellers to come back. It's been drawn to my attention that there has been some photography occurring in the lobby during the vote. Members will be aware or some members will be aware that during the last Standing Orders debate there was considerable discussion about photography in the House—whether it should be allowed or not. There was a wide range of views. I personally was in the minority that supported a liberalisation of the rules; that was not supported by the Standing Orders Committee.The question is whether when a vote is occurring the lobby is effectively a part of the House. It is my view that in fact it is and the prohibition within the Standing Orders Committee report the continuation of that prohibition does apply to the lobbies during a vote.Now at other times if members want to take photos out there and they have the permission of the people involved—if they're doing live streaming or they're doing whatever they like that doesn't involve other members—I think that's fine. But in these circumstances I think it is not appropriate to take or publish photos so if members have done that I'd appreciate if they got rid of them. Thank you.A personal vote was called for on the question That the End of Life Choice Bill be now read a first time.Ayes 76AdamsGuyMarkSmith SAllanHenare (P)MartinStanfordAndersen (P)HipangoMcAnultySwarbrickArdern (P)HipkinsMitchell M (P)TabuteauBallHudsonNashTinettiBennett PHughesO'Connor GTolleyBishopHuoParker (P)van de MolenCoffeyJackson (P)PattersonWalkerColemanJones (P)Peters (P)WallCraigKayePrime (P)Warren-ClarkCurranKingRadhakrishnanWebbDavidsonKurigerRobertsonWhaitiri (P)DavisLees-GallowayRossWoodDooceyLittleRurawheWoodsDysonLogieRussellYangEagle (P)LubeckSageFaafoi (P)LuxtonSepuloniFalloonMahuta (P)SeymourGenterMallardShawTeller:GhahramanMarcroftSimpsonMitchell CNoes 44BakshiFinlaysonNgaroTwyfordBaylyGoldsmithO'Connor DUpstonBennett DHayesO'Connor SWagnerBridges (P)JoyceParmarWilliamsBrownKanongata'a-SuisuikiPenkWoodhouseBrownleeKorakoReti (P)YoungCarterLee DSalesaYuleClark (P)Lee MScottCollins (P)MacindoeSioDeanMcClaySmith NDowie (P)McKelvieStrangeTeller:EnglishMullerTirikateneBarryBill read a first time.Bill referred to the Justice Committee.DAVID SEYMOUR (Leader—ACT): I raise a point of order Mr Speaker.Mr SPEAKER: I think it's a call Mr Seymour.DAVID SEYMOUR: Well I'd like to move that the End of Life Choice Bill be reported to the House by the date that is nine months from the date the bill receives its first reading.A personal vote was called for on the question That the End of Life Choice Bill be reported to the House by the date that is nine months from the date the bill receives its first reading.Ayes 61AdamsGuyNashTabuteauAllanHipkinsO'Connor DTinettiBallHudsonO'Connor GTirikateneBennett PHughesPattersonTolleyBishopHuoRadhakrishnanvan de MolenCoffeyKayeRobertsonWalkerColemanKingRossWallCraigLees-GallowayRurawheWarren-ClarkCurranLittleRussellWebbDavidsonLogieSageWoodDavisLubeckSeymourWoodsDooceyMallardShawYangDysonMarcroftSimpsonFalloonMarkSmith SGenterMartinStanfordTeller:GhahramanMcAnultySwarbrickMitchell CNoes 39BakshiHayesMcKelvieStrangeBaylyHipangoMullerTwyfordBennett DJoyceNgaroUpstonBrownKanongata'a-SuisuikiO'Connor SWagnerBrownleeKorakoParmarWilliamsCarterKurigerPenkWoodhouseDeanLee DSalesaYoungEnglishLee MScottYuleFinlaysonMacindoeSioTeller:GoldsmithMcClaySmith NBarryMotion agreed to.The House adjourned at 10.05 p.m.