Thursday, 14 August 2025
Constituency questions
Southern Metropolitan Region
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Commencement
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Petitions
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Youth crime
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Bills
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Safer Protest with a Registration System and a Ban on Face Coverings Bill 2025
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Introduction and first reading
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Papers
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Petitions
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Business of the house
- Notices
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Adjournment
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Members statements
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Community safety
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Andrew Milbourne
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Country Fire Authority Morwell brigade
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Commonwealth Bank
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Country Fire Authority Cranbourne brigade
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Government performance
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World Elephant Day
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Emergency Services Foundation
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Australian Education Union
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Gippsland Agricultural Group
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World War II commemoration
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Energy policy
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Early childhood education and care
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Community safety
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Box Hill brickworks site
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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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Crimes Amendment (Performance Crime) Bill 2025
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Members
- Minister for Casino, Gaming and Liquor Regulation
- Minister for Skills and TAFE
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Minister for the Suburban Rail Loop
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Absence
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Questions without notice and ministers statements
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Early childhood education and care
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Greyhound racing
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Ministers statements: mental health services
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Early childhood education and care
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First Nations custodial health care
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Ministers statements: Fitted for Work
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Emergency Services and Volunteers Fund
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Economic policy
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Ministers statements: Victorian Disability Advisory Council
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Gunbower National Park
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Ministers statements: Victorian Multicultural Awards for Excellence
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Written responses
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Constituency questions
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Southern Metropolitan Region
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Western 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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South-Eastern Metropolitan Region
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Northern Victoria Region
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Eastern Victoria Region
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North-Eastern Metropolitan Region
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Southern Metropolitan Region
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Southern Metropolitan Region
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Western Victoria Region
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Northern Victoria Region
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Northern Victoria Region
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Bills
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Crimes Amendment (Performance Crime) Bill 2025
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Second reading
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Committee
- Rachel PAYNE
- Jaclyn SYMES
- Rachel PAYNE
- Jaclyn SYMES
- Rachel PAYNE
- Jaclyn SYMES
- Nick McGOWAN
- Jaclyn SYMES
- Nick McGOWAN
- Jaclyn SYMES
- Nick McGOWAN
- Jaclyn SYMES
- Nick McGOWAN
- Jaclyn SYMES
- Nick McGOWAN
- Jaclyn SYMES
- Nick McGOWAN
- Jaclyn SYMES
- Nick McGOWAN
- Jaclyn SYMES
- Nick McGOWAN
- Jaclyn SYMES
- Nick McGOWAN
- Jaclyn SYMES
- Nick McGOWAN
- Jaclyn SYMES
- Joe McCRACKEN
- Jaclyn SYMES
- Joe McCRACKEN
- Jaclyn SYMES
- Joe McCRACKEN
- Jaclyn SYMES
- Nick McGOWAN
- Jaclyn SYMES
- Nick McGOWAN
- Jaclyn SYMES
- Joe McCRACKEN
- Jaclyn SYMES
- Katherine COPSEY
- Division
- Joe McCRACKEN
- Jaclyn SYMES
- Katherine COPSEY
- Division
- Joe McCRACKEN
- Jaclyn SYMES
- Katherine COPSEY
- Division
- Jaclyn SYMES
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Third reading
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Business of the house
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Orders of the day
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Committees
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Procedure Committee
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Bills
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Local Jobs First Amendment Bill 2025
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Financial Management Legislation Amendment Bill 2025
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Council’s amendments
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Bail Further Amendment Bill 2025
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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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Domestic Building Contracts Amendment Bill 2025
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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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Wage Theft Amendment Bill 2025
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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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Early childhood education and care
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Ambulance services
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Community safety
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Economy
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Main Street, Greensborough, development
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Energy policy
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School breakfast clubs
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Ballarat West
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Community pharmacists
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Infrastructure contributions
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Melbourne Fringe Festival
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Early childhood education and care
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Congestion levy
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Camping regulation
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Parentline
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Wallan rail extension
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Responses
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Questions without notice and ministers statements
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Written responses
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Constituency questions
Southern Metropolitan Region
Ryan BATCHELOR (Southern Metropolitan) (12:41): (1742) My question is to the Minister for Industrial Relations. My question is: how can residents in the Southern Metropolitan Region have their say on the government’s plans to protect workers rights to work from home? The Premier’s recent announcement of the government’s moves to enshrine a right to work from home two days a week has been welcomed by many across the Southern Metropolitan Region. It gives people who have the capacity to work from home more flexibility. Studies show that it helps boost productivity, and we think, according to data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics, there are around 150,000 residents in the Southern Metropolitan Region who have worked from home or do work from home. This is exceptionally welcome policy, and I encourage everyone in the Southern Metropolitan Region to have their say on what this means for them.