Wednesday, 22 March 2023
Members statements
Aviation industry
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Commencement
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Documents
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Parliamentary departments
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Reports 2021–22
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Motions
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Select committee
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Joint select committee
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Members statements
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Werribee Bowls Club
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Bring Back DJ Dave
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Greek Elderly Citizens Club of Moonee Valley
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Krystyna Campbell-Pretty
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Friends of Gallipoli
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Lowan electorate roads
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Newbury Primary School
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Weed control
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Tolmie Sports Day
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Learn Local Awards
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Galilee Regional Catholic Primary School
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Seymour Alternative Farming Expo
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Benalla Airshow
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Tarneit Plains primary school
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Vinnies Kitchen
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Dromana Secondary College
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Eltham festival
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Pauline Toner prize
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Climate change
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Power saving bonus
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Rowville football and cricket clubs
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Bacchus Marsh Little Athletics
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Melton electorate multicultural communities
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Charlie Howkins and Jack Brownlee
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Ballarat Keralites Foundation of Australia
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Mount Duneed Regional Primary School
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Lara electorate schools
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Aviation industry
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Pascoe Vale electorate road safety
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LGBTIQA+ support
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Narre Warren North electorate multicultural communities
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Statements on parliamentary committee reports
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Integrity and Oversight Committee
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The Independent Performance Audits of the Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission and the Victorian Inspectorate
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Integrity and Oversight Committee
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Performance of the Victorian Integrity Agencies 2020/21: Focus on Witness Welfare
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Integrity and Oversight Committee
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The Independent Performance Audits of the Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission and the Victorian Inspectorate
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Integrity and Oversight Committee
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Performance of the Victorian Integrity Agencies 2020/21: Focus on Witness Welfare
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Integrity and Oversight Committee
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Performance of the Victorian Integrity Agencies 2020/21: Focus on Witness Welfare
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Integrity and Oversight Committee
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Performance of the Victorian Integrity Agencies 2020/21: Focus on Witness Welfare
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Business of the house
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Notices of motion
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Bills
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Disability and Social Services Regulation Amendment Bill 2023
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Statement of compatibility
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Second reading
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Water Legislation Amendment Bill 2023
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Statement of compatibility
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Second reading
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Health Legislation Amendment (Information Sharing) Bill 2023
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Council’s amendments
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Drugs, Poisons and Controlled Substances Amendment (Medically Supervised Injecting Centre) Bill 2023
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Questions without notice and ministers statements
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Government integrity
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Ministers statements: jobs creation
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Government integrity
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Ministers statements: jobs creation
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Member conduct
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Ministers statements: sick pay guarantee
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Economic policy
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Ministers statements: creative industries sector
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Small business support
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Ministers statements: vocational education and training
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Constituency questions
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South-West Coast electorate
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Pascoe Vale electorate
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Ovens Valley electorate
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Wendouree electorate
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Kew electorate
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Kororoit electorate
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Prahran electorate
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Point Cook electorate
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Mornington electorate
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Narre Warren North electorate
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Bills
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Drugs, Poisons and Controlled Substances Amendment (Medically Supervised Injecting Centre) Bill 2023
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Matters of public importance
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Bills
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Drugs, Poisons and Controlled Substances Amendment (Medically Supervised Injecting Centre) Bill 2023
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Adjournment
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Evelyn electorate schools
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Bass electorate LGBTIQA+ support
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Murray Valley Highway
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North Shore Sports Club
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McKoy Street–Hume Freeway, Wodonga
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Yan Yean electorate roads
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Walhalla sewerage
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Box Hill electorate level crossing removals
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Smile Squad
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Taverner Street, Rainbow
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Responses
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Aviation industry
Anthony CIANFLONE (Pascoe Vale) (10:05): I rise to stand with the Transport Workers Union on the need to improve safety across our skies and on our roads. On 8 March Rivet workers who refuel planes primarily for Qantas took 24 hours of protected industrial action following three years without having received a pay rise. As Rivet’s major client, accounting for 60 per cent of their work, Qantas has the ability through its labour providers to ensure workers refuelling its planes are receiving fair pay and good conditions. Despite Qantas reporting a $1 billion half-year profit, however, the wages and safety conditions of refuelling workers have simply not kept pace. It is well and truly time for the federal government to establish a safe and secure skies commission to address these issues into the future.