Ms Emma Vulin
Meet Emma
Prior to entering Parliament, Emma worked as an electorate officer for both State and Federal members of Parliament. Prior to that, Emma worked in retail and administration roles and as a veterinarian nurse.
Having been a volunteer in her local community for the Country Fire Authority and working in electorate offices, Emma understanding how rewarding it is, and how much she enjoys, helping people. This is what prompted her to run for Parliament.
The main passion and priority Emma has as a member of Parliament is ensuring her community continues to get the infrastructure it needs and deserves. The Pakenham electorate is a fast-growing area and things like schools, public transport, roads, health care and local jobs are some of the things Emma will advocate for. Having suffered from a significant stroke at 36 years of age, Emma is also passionate about the need for good health care and rehabilitation services close to home.
Committee membership
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Member, Electoral Matters Committee since February 2023
Electorate
Pakenham
Leaflet map showing the electorate of Pakenham.
Other members for this area
Each district is a part of a region, which has five members.
Allowances, budget and international travel reports
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2024–2025
- Quarter 1 (Jul–Sep)
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2023–2024
- Quarter 4 (Apr–Jun)
- Quarter 3 (Jan–Mar)
- Quarter 2 (Oct–Dec)
- Quarter 1 (Jul–Sep)
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2022–2023
- Quarter 4 (Apr–Jun)
- Quarter 3 (Jan–Mar)
- Quarter 2 (Oct–Dec)
Register of Interests
Historical information
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First elected
26 November 2022 -
748 days of parliamentary service
2022 - current
Electorate represented
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Pakenham since 26 November 2022
Party represented
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Australian Labor Party since 26 November 2022
Committee membership history
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Member, Electoral Matters Committee since 23 February 2023
Electorate office
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