Thursday, 7 April 2022
Members statements
Brighton electorate childcare centres
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Road Safety Legislation Amendment Bill 2022
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Bills
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Road Safety Legislation Amendment Bill 2022
- Second reading
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Consideration in detail
- Ms RYAN
- Mr CARROLL
- Ms RYAN
- Mr CARROLL
- Mr D O’BRIEN
- Mr CARROLL
- Ms RYAN
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Brighton electorate childcare centres
Mr NEWBURY: My community has spoken out loudly and said that it supports community-run child care in the Port Phillip municipality. Disturbingly, three centres in Port Phillip are under threat of closure, the Eildon Road Children’s Centre in St Kilda, Elwood Children’s Centre in Elwood and The Avenue Children’s Centre and Kindergarten in Balaclava. The centres are operated from aged council-owned buildings which require significant maintenance and upgrades—upgrades the council cannot afford without state support. Yesterday representatives and parents from the centres presented Port Phillip councillors with a petition calling on the council to not sell their centres. It has been signed by 3200 people. It shows loud and clear that my community supports the centres. The council needs financial support from the Labor government. Labor needs to step up, do the right thing and provide support.