Wednesday, 22 February 2023
Members statements
COVID-19 vaccination
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Commencement
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Condolences
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Türkiye and Syria earthquakes
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Members
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Acting presidents
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Papers
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Bills
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Statute Law Amendment Bill 2022
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Referral to committee
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Committees
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Legislative Council standing committees
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Departmental allocations
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Members statements
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Government achievements
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Level crossing removals
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Sydney WorldPride
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St Kilda Festival
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COVID-19 vaccination
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Eastern Victoria Region renewable energy
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East Trentham Wildlife Shelter
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Ash Wednesday commemoration
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Voice to Parliament
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Bills
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Road Safety Amendment (Medicinal Cannabis) Bill 2023
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Statement of compatibility
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Second reading
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Committees
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Environment and Planning Committee
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Economy and Infrastructure Committee
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Reference
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Questions without notice and ministers statements
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Flowerdale fire
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Duck hunting
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Ministers statements: Yarra strategic plan
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Greyhound racing
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Flowerdale fire
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Ministers statements: agriculture sector
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Maribyrnong River flood review
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Drug harm reduction
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Ministers statements: child and family services
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Maribyrnong River flood review
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Fire Rescue Victoria
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Ministers statements: Flowerdale fire
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Written responses
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Constituency questions
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Southern Metropolitan Region
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North-Eastern Metropolitan Region
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Northern Victoria Region
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Northern Metropolitan Region
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Eastern Victoria Region
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Western Victoria Region
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Northern Victoria Region
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Committees
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Economy and Infrastructure Committee
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Business of the house
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Notices of motion
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Motions
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Bills
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Children, Youth and Families Amendment (Raise the Age) Bill 2022
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Second reading
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Committees
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Legal and Social Issues Committee
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Business of the house
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Notices of motion and orders of the day
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Sessional orders
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Committees
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Parliamentary committees
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Membership
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Statements on tabled papers and petitions
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Birrarung Council
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Birrarung Council Annual Report to Parliament on the Implementation of Burndap Birrarung Burndap Umarkoo: Yarra Strategic Plan 2022
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Department of Treasury and Finance
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Quarterly Financial Report No. 1
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Country Fire Authority
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Report 2021–22
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Adjournment
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Hampton Park Women’s Health Clinic
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Swimming and water safety education
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Rochester social housing
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LGBTQIA+ equality
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Melbourne Chamber Orchestra
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Protective services officers
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Outdoor education
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Kalkallo traffic congestion
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Economy
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Colac-Ballarat Road, Rokewood
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Princes Highway, Colac
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Responses
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COVID-19 vaccination
David LIMBRICK (South-Eastern Metropolitan) (09:49): Coles supermarkets still have vaccine requirements for employees despite there being no requirement from the government to still do so. Many Coles employees are young people who might not want the jab, considering they are at low risk from COVID symptoms but in the age group most at risk of myocarditis and other complications. This policy not only excludes them from the workforce, it has no doubt led to unemployment and hardship in many families.
Coles use a lot of talk in their corporate presentations about empowering everyone and making Coles a place where everyone feels like they belong, but I urge the new CEO of Coles to prove it by ending these unscientific and unethical requirements that breach the human right to medical privacy. As a private company, it is Coles’s right to make this choice. However, as private citizens it can be our choice not to do business with Coles until they remove the mandates.