Tasmania

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Your gift today puts religious liberty advocates in front of parliament

The Tasmanian Greens’, so-called Conversion Practices Prohibition Bill 2026 hasn’t been voted on yet. And right now, your generous gift will fund the professional policy and advocacy work needed to stop it.

A single prayer. A parent’s conversation with their own child about faith. A pastor praying with someone who came asking for help. Under this Bill, all of it could be criminalised – even where no one was harmed and no one complained.

Your best gift today puts your concerns front of the MPs who will decide this Bill’s fate. It coordinates activity across Tasmania’s religious leaders, equips local faith communities to contact their own MPs, and funds the awareness campaign that makes sure no parliamentarian can claim they didn’t know what this Bill actually does.

If this Bill passes in Tasmania, it becomes the template for NSW, Victoria, WA and beyond.

When you give your best gift today, you help keep those ordinary moments of faith and family protected – in Tasmania and across the country.

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Faith leaders’ letter to the Premier and MPs

Executive summary of threats

The draft IS NOT limited to “coercive and harmful” acts

The draft IS NOT based on the Law Reform recommendations

The draft IS NOT the same as other States

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