Tuesday, 17 March 2026
Questions without notice and ministers statements
Construction industry
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Commencement
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Members
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Member for Nepean
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Resignation
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Bills
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Cladding Safety Victoria Repeal Bill 2026
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Introduction and first reading
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Building and Plumbing Administration and Enforcement Bill 2026
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Introduction and first reading
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Business of the house
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Notices of motion and orders of the day
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Petitions
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Knife crime
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Committees
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Scrutiny of Acts and Regulations Committee
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Alert Digest No. 4
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Documents
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Bills
- Children, Youth and Families Amendment (Stability) Bill 2025
- Children, Youth and Families Amendment (Supporting Stable and Strong Families) Bill 2025
- Crimes Amendment Bill 2026
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Energy and Other Legislation Amendment (Resilience Reforms and Other Matters) Bill 2026
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Royal assent
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Safe Food Victoria Bill 2026
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Appropriation
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Motions
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Motions by leave
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Business of the house
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Members statements
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New Girl in School
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In One Voice
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Community food relief
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Ciara Allen
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Cairnlea Park Primary School
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St Albans electorate small business support
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Commonwealth Games
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Stony Creek Racing Club
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Hastings electorate tennis clubs
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Ehlers–Danlos syndrome
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Police resources
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Melton electorate transport infrastructure
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Community safety
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Waverley RSL
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St Patrick’s Day
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Black Dog Ride
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Ovens Valley electorate housing
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Commonwealth Games
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Nyaal Banyul Geelong Convention and Event Centre
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St Patrick’s Day
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Malvern Cricket Club
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Anne-Marie Mason and Natalie Roberts
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Armstrong Creek Sports Centre
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Malcolm McCann
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ResearchED Ballarat
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Hawthorn electorate student leaders
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Avalon Airport bus services
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Fuel supply and prices
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Ramadan
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Donnybrook Road upgrade
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Kala Primary School
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St Mary’s Tennis Club, Greensborough
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Holi Festival of Colours
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Ramadan
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Bills
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Regulatory Legislation Amendment (Reform) Bill 2026
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Second reading
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Members
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Minister for Emergency Services
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Absence
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Questions without notice and ministers statements
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Construction industry
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Ministers statements: fuel supply and prices
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Construction industry
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Ministers statements: energy policy
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Construction industry
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Ministers statements: Get Active Kids voucher program
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Public transport
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Ministers statements: cost of living
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Fuel supply and prices
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Ministers statements: fuel supply and prices
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Constituency questions
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Eildon electorate
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Narre Warren South electorate
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Euroa electorate
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Pascoe Vale electorate
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Brighton electorate
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Glen Waverley electorate
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Sandringham electorate
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Laverton electorate
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Warrandyte electorate
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Box Hill electorate
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Bills
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Regulatory Legislation Amendment (Reform) Bill 2026
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Second reading
- Bridget VALLENCE
- Josh BULL
- Tim McCURDY
- Jackson TAYLOR
- John PESUTTO
- Dylan WIGHT
- Annabelle CLEELAND
- Paul HAMER
- Brad ROWSWELL
- Meng Heang TAK
- Kim O’KEEFFE
- John LISTER
- Martin CAMERON
- Nathan LAMBERT
- Peter WALSH
- Steve McGHIE
- Colin BROOKS
- Brad ROWSWELL
- Paul EDBROOKE
- James NEWBURY
- Mathew HILAKARI
- Bridget VALLENCE
- Division
- Mary-Anne THOMAS
- James NEWBURY
- Josh BULL
- Danny O’BRIEN
- Eden FOSTER
- David SOUTHWICK
- Division
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Motions
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TAFE funding
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Adjournment
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Comeng trains
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Filipino community
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Mooroopna police station
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Geelong bus services
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Housing
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Monash Medical Centre
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Government performance
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Broadmeadows electorate ministerial visit
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Narracan electorate ministerial visit
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Point Cook Homestead
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Responses
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Questions without notice and ministers statements
Construction industry
Jess WILSON (Kew – Leader of the Opposition) (14:01): My question is to the Premier. When did the director-general of the Victorian Infrastructure Delivery Authority Kevin Devlin first warn the Premier of corruption or misconduct on the Big Build?
Jacinta ALLAN (Bendigo East – Premier) (14:02): As I have said on previous occasions, we have zero tolerance for criminal behaviour, and we have taken action when allegations of illegal and criminal behaviour have been raised.
James Newbury: On a point of order, Speaker, the Premier is required to be direct. The Premier is not being direct and is being evasive in her response.
The SPEAKER: I do not uphold the point of order.
Jacinta ALLAN: We have done this because criminal activity and allegations of criminal activity and unlawful behaviour on worksites are a serious issue. It must face the full force of the law, which is why, as I have said previously, when matters had been raised with me, they were referred to the relevant agencies for action. Further to that –
James Newbury: On a point of order, Speaker, this question specifically asked when, and the Premier has not, on relevance, dealt with that question.
The SPEAKER: I am aware of the question, member for Brighton. It is in front of me. The Premier has an opportunity to come back to the question.
Jacinta ALLAN: Further to that, we have taken further action to give police and the Labour Hire Authority additional powers, and they are taking action through using those powers. People are being charged and licences are being cancelled.
James Newbury: On a point of order, Speaker, the Premier is now defying your ruling.
The SPEAKER: The Premier still has 2 minutes to answer the question.
Jacinta ALLAN: Again, I have gone to these matters specifically in regard to the matter.
Jess Wilson interjected.
Jacinta ALLAN: With all due respect to the Leader of the Opposition, in July of 2024 I went into some detail publicly that demonstrates that matters raised with me, particularly matters that were raised with me in June of 2023, were referred to Victoria Police, when I wrote to the Chief Commissioner of Victoria Police.
Jess WILSON (Kew – Leader of the Opposition) (14:04): How many times did Kevin Devlin warn the Premier about corruption or misconduct on the Big Build?
Jacinta ALLAN (Bendigo East – Premier) (14:04): I have addressed these matters throughout. I have addressed these matters repeatedly. When matters were raised with me, they were referred to those relevant agencies for action.
James Newbury: On a point of order, Speaker, on relevance, this is becoming a farce. The Premier is refusing to deal with the substance of the question.
The SPEAKER: The Premier has concluded her answer.