Thursday, 16 November 2023
Constituency questions
South-Eastern Metropolitan Region
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Commencement
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Member and visitor conduct
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Papers
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Business of the house
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Adjournment
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Diwali
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Family violence
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Remembrance Day
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Victorian Education Excellence Awards
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Prue Archer
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Remembrance Day
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Drug harm reduction
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Family violence
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Sergeant Dale McCahon
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Middle East conflict
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South-Eastern Metropolitan Region sporting and recreational facilities
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Yarra speed limits
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City of Greater Bendigo
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Diwali
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Remembrance Day
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WorkSafe Victoria
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Family violence
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Business of the house
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Notices of motion
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Bills
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Transport Legislation Amendment Bill 2023
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Committee
- Katherine COPSEY
- Harriet SHING
- Katherine COPSEY
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- Katherine COPSEY
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- Harriet SHING
- Joe McCRACKEN
- Harriet SHING
- Joe McCRACKEN
- Harriet SHING
- Joe McCRACKEN
- Harriet SHING
- Ann-Marie HERMANS
- Harriet SHING
- Ann-Marie HERMANS
- Harriet SHING
- Ann-Marie HERMANS
- Harriet SHING
- Ann-Marie HERMANS
- Harriet SHING
- Joe McCRACKEN
- Harriet SHING
- Joe McCRACKEN
- Harriet SHING
- Ann-Marie HERMANS
- Harriet SHING
- Ann-Marie HERMANS
- Harriet SHING
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Questions without notice and ministers statements
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Community safety
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Ministers statements: Green Links
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Family violence
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Water policy
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Ministers statements: prison programs
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Animal welfare
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Ministers statements: Victorian Early Years Awards
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Western Plains Correctional Centre
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Cannabis law reform
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Ministers statements: Wodonga logistics precinct
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Written responses
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Constituency questions
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Southern Metropolitan Region
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Northern Victoria Region
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Western Victoria Region
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South-Eastern Metropolitan Region
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Bills
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Transport Legislation Amendment Bill 2023
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Third reading
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Business of the house
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Invitation from Legislative Assembly
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Standing and sessional orders
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Bills
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Environment Legislation Amendment (Circular Economy and Other Matters) Bill 2023
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Motions
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Budget papers 2023–24
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Bills
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Corrections Amendment (Parole Reform) Bill 2023
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Introduction and first reading
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Statement of compatibility
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Second reading
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Crimes Amendment (Non-fatal Strangulation) Bill 2023
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Introduction and first reading
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Statement of compatibility
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Second reading
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Workplace Injury Rehabilitation and Compensation Amendment (WorkCover Scheme Modernisation) Bill 2023
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Introduction and first reading
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Statement of compatibility
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Second reading
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Adjournment
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Southern Metropolitan Region multicultural communities
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Pink Elephants Support Network
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Poker machines
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Regional dermatology services
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Animal welfare
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Northern Victoria Region housing
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Middle East conflict
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Growth Areas Infrastructure Contribution Fund
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Family violence
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Melbourne Water
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University sector industrial action
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More Trees for a Cooler, Greener West
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Stalking law reform
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Container deposit scheme
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Kialla West Primary School pedestrian crossing
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LGBTIQ+ community
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North-Eastern Metropolitan Region housing
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Energy policy
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Southern Metropolitan Region housing
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Grampians rock climbing
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Housing
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Responses
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South-Eastern Metropolitan Region
Ann-Marie HERMANS (South-Eastern Metropolitan) (12:43): (569) My question is to the Minister for Police, and I ask: with Victoria Police being forced to cut down on opening hours in the evenings, with quieter periods at 43 police stations – there are seven of these police stations being closed down or cut down in terms of staff in the South-Eastern Metropolitan Region – what assurances can the minister give my constituents that they will feel safe and most importantly be safe? People want to know they can go to their local police station when they have a real concern for their safety – usually as a last resort. How can you reassure them when we learn that there are 319 fewer serving police officers in 2023 than there were in 2022, according to the force’s annual report? Police Association Victoria secretary Wayne Gatt said:
Police stations are a place of refuge. It’s a place where people go in their darkest times … We expressed in the most resolute terms … we told Victoria Police it shouldn’t do this.
There are currently more than 800 general Victoria Police vacancies. (Time expired)