Thursday, 5 October 2023
Members statements
Voice to Parliament
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Commencement
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Documents
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Committees
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Parliamentary committees
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Membership
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Business of the house
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Victorian Auditor-General’s Office
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Performance audit
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Adjournment
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Members statements
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Beesfriend
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Crime statistics
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Education policy
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Val Barrass
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Levittown Rise dog park
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St Leonard’s Uniting Church, Brighton
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Bayley House
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Rotary Club of Brighton
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St Leonard’s College
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The Lakes South Morang College
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Armenia–Azerbaijan war
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Gabriel Carazo
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King of the Mountain
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Toby Hederics
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Wallan infrastructure funding
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Community sport
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Melrose Drive overpass, Wodonga
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Voice to Parliament
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Voice to Parliament
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Boze ‘Bob’ Setka
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Mornington electorate public housing
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Mornington electorate sports clubs
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Ministry
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Voice to Parliament
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Housing
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Altona Roosters Rugby League Club
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Seabrook Primary School
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People’s Republic of China anniversary
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Doreen United Soccer Club
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Sydenham electorate
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Voice to Parliament
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Nigerian Society of Victoria
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Business of the house
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Victorian Auditor-General’s Office
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Performance audit
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Notices of motion
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Bills
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State Taxation Acts and Other Acts Amendment Bill 2023
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Statement of compatibility
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Summary Offences Amendment (Nazi Salute Prohibition) Bill 2023
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Members
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Minister for Veterans
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Absence
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Questions without notice and ministers statements
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Bail laws
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Ministers statements: Voice to Parliament
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Commonwealth Games
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Ministers statements: First Nations policies
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Commonwealth Games
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Ministers statements: education policy
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Public housing
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Ministers statements: public IVF services
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Commonwealth Games
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Ministers statements: outdoor recreation
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Constituency questions
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Evelyn electorate
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Northcote electorate
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Morwell electorate
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Lara electorate
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Nepean electorate
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Hastings electorate
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Prahran electorate
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Bass electorate
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Narracan electorate
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Sunbury electorate
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Bills
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Summary Offences Amendment (Nazi Salute Prohibition) Bill 2023
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Second reading
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Triple Zero Victoria Bill 2023
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Education and Training Reform Amendment (Land Powers) Bill 2023
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Summary Offences Amendment (Nazi Salute Prohibition) Bill 2023
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Rulings from the Chair
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Constituency questions
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Adjournment
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Ozempic
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Kororoit electorate schools
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Brighton Secondary College
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Mirrabooka Reserve, Blackburn South
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Western District Health Service
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Preston electorate level crossing removals
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Small business support
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Jells Park
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Five Ways intersection, Warrandyte
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Thomastown electorate
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Responses
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Voice to Parliament
Sam HIBBINS (Prahran) (09:53): I am voting yes to the Voice referendum on 14 October. I know First Nations justice and reconciliation is so important to many people in Prahran, so I want to share with them why I am voting yes: because it will be a massive step forward for reconciliation in this country, a massive step forward for justice for First Nations people towards closing the gap of the massive disparity in health, education, social and economic outcomes for First Nations people, a step towards finally getting a treaty with First Nations people in this country and finally telling the truth about what actually happened in this country under colonialisation. It will give First Nations people a genuine voice over the policies and decisions that affect their lives so profoundly. It is a way to finally get Indigenous Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander policy right. We know one of the fundamental ingredients for success in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander policies, at the very, very least, is the meaningful, genuine expertise and knowledge of First Nations people themselves of what works for their communities. This principle should be enshrined in the document that sets the fundamental laws for our country – our constitution. So I am voting yes, and all my Greens parliamentary colleagues are voting yes. A successful referendum will be a huge step forward.