Today in the Legislative Assembly

The sitting starts at 2.00 pm
Question time - 2.00 pm

Notice paper (agenda) for today

Today in the Legislative Council

The Council starts sitting at 2.00 p.m. and Government Business takes precedence today. Business likely to be debated is as follows:

(1) Corrections Legislation Amendment Bill 2013;
(2) Corrections Amendment (Parole) Bill 2014;
(3) Gambling and Liquor Legislation Amendment (Reduction of Red Tape) Bill 2014; and
(4) Travel Agents Repeal Bill 2013.
For full details, see the Notice Paper.
The order of business listed above is a guide only and may be subject to change and other business may be debated.

Committees

Inquiry into the Opportunities for People to Use Telecommuting and E-Business to Work Remotely in Rural and Regional Victoria - Report and Response

The Final Report for the  Read more

Inquiry into the Impact of the Carbon Tax on Health Services - Submissions

Submissions have now closed. If you wish to make a contribution to this inquiry please... Read more

Inquiry into the Extent, Benefits and Potential of Music Education in Victorian Schools - Report and Response

Final Report The final report for the Inquiry into Extent, Benefits and Potential of Music Education in... Read more

Tours

There are no tours today as today is a sitting day.

Open Days

Open Day will be held on Sunday 23 March 2014, 10.30 am - 3.30 pm.

Parliament House Open Day is an opportunity for all Victorians and visitors to the State to see inside the historic Parliament House, one of Melbourne's best-known...

Read more: Open Days

Premiers Portraits Gallery

A gallery of the 17 Premiers portraits held by the Parliament of Victoria is now available, including historical information about the collection, Premiers and artists. Read more: Premiers Portraits Gallery

Hansard volumes now available

Parliament of Victoria is pleased to announce that a full set of the reports of parliamentary debates (Hansard) from 1856 to date is now available electronically. The reports are accessible on the Parliament of Victoria web site, with full text...

Read more: Hansard volumes now available

New Parliamentary Papers Database

Searchable pdfs of all Victorian parliamentary papers are now available online. This is the first time that the 10,000+ documents are together online.

Documents back to 1851 are included.

The database will be useful for historical research, for following recent developments...

Read more: New Parliamentary Papers Database

On This Day

Wednesday, 11 March, 1857

Victoria's first Premier, William Haines, retired from office, having served 468 days