Throsby MP Stephen Jones’ same-sex marriage bill has proven less popular than a rival Greens bill as the Federal Government wraps up the first stage of its inquiry into the issue.
A Senate committee into same-sex marriage finished the consultation phase of its inquiry last week.
An online survey undertaken as part of the consultation process found two-thirds of all respondents believed the law should be changed to allow gay couples to marry.
Of those, 64 per cent expressed support for the Greens bill, put forward by lower house MP Adam Bandt. In a separate question put to the same group, 60 per cent supported Mr Jones’ bill.
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