2024 Australian Budget date revealed

Today, the Government has moved the proposed 2024 sitting days for the Australian Senate. If adopted, it would have the upper house sitting for 54 days next year — down from 66 this year — with the bulk of the dates in the back half of the year. As part of this, the Government has revealed that the 2024 Federal Budget is scheduled to be handed down on Tuesday 14 May, 2024.

In addition, the proposed dates for the 2024 Senate Estimates sessions have also been revealed.

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2024 Sitting Calendar

 

Senate:

Autumn sittings:

Tuesday, 6 February to Thursday, 8 February

Monday, 26 February to Thursday, 29 February

Monday, 18 March to Thursday, 21 March

Budget sittings:

Tuesday, 14 May to Thursday, 16 May

Winter sittings:

Monday, 24 June to Thursday, 27 June

Monday, 1 July to Thursday, 4 July

Spring sittings:

Monday, 12 August to Thursday, 15 August

Monday, 19 August to Thursday, 22 August

Monday, 9 September to Thursday, 12 September

Monday, 16 September to Thursday, 19 September

Tuesday, 8 October to Thursday, 10 October

Monday, 18 November to Thursday, 21 November

Monday, 25 November to Thursday, 28 November.

 

Senate Estimates

2023-24 additional estimates:

Monday, 12 February and Tuesday, 14 February (Group A)
Wednesday, 14 February and Thursday, 15 February (Group B)

2024-25 Budget estimates:

Tuesday, 28 May to Friday, 31 May, and, if required, Friday, 7 June (Group A)

Monday, 3 June to Thursday, 6 June, and, if required, Friday 7 June (Group B)

Monday, 4 November and Tuesday, 5 November (supplementary hearings—Group A)

Wednesday, 6 November and Thursday, 7 November (supplementary hearings—Group B).

Group A:

Environment and Communications

Finance and Public Administration

Legal and Constitutional Affairs

Rural and Regional Affairs and Transport

Group B:

Community Affairs

Economics

Education and Employment

Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade.