Drugs and Crime Prevention

The Drugs and Crime Prevention Committee is a Joint Investigatory Committee of the Parliament of Victoria.

The Committee was established under the Parliamentary Committees Act 2003 and its members have been drawn from both the Legislative Assembly and the Legislative Council. In the 57th Parliament of Victoria, its members were appointed in the sitting week commencing Tuesday 8 February 2011.

For further details, contact the Committee Secretariat.

Latest News

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Inquiry into People Trafficking for Sex Work

On Thursday 8th December 2011, the Drugs and Crime Prevention Committee received the Government Response to the interim report on the Inquiry into People Trafficking for Sex Work.

REPORT TABLED: Inquiry into Violence and Security Arrangements in Victorian Hospitals

On Thursday 8th December 2011, the Drugs and Crime Prevention Committee tabled a report on the Inquiry into Violence and Security Arrangements in Victorian Hospitals.

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Inquiry into the impact of drug-related offending on female prisoner numbers

 On Tuesday 3rd May 2011, the Drugs and Crime Prevention Committee received the Government Response to the interim report on the Inquiry into the impact of drug-related offending on female prisoner numbers.