Queensland’s parliament is on the third and final day of this week’s sitting, with attention focused on two issues highlighted across multiple live updates. The first is a controversial package of e-mobility laws, covering e-bike rules, which sources report are expected to pass during the sitting. The second issue is consideration of a child safety report, which is also described as part of the day’s parliamentary agenda. While the provided accounts focus on the timing and the key topics in debate, they do not specify detailed provisions of the e-bike legislation or the findings and recommendations within the child safety report. All outlets frame the e-mobility measures as the most contentious item likely to progress at this stage, indicating they are nearing final approval by the end of the week’s sitting. The updates collectively suggest that the parliament’s timetable is structured around these items, with e-bike laws moving toward passage while the child safety report remains part of the concurrent legislative and scrutiny process.