Thursday, 13 November 2025
Members statements
Youth crime
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Commencement
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Bills
- Building Legislation Amendment (Fairer Payments on Jobsites and Other Matters) Bill 2025
- Mental Health Legislation Amendment Bill 2025
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Statewide Treaty Bill 2025
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Royal assent
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Petitions
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Emergency Services and Volunteers Fund
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Drivers licences
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Youth crime
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Papers
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Business of the house
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Bills
- Victorian Early Childhood Regulatory Authority Bill 2025
- Social Services Regulation Amendment (Child Safety, Complaints and Worker Regulation) Bill 2025
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Early Childhood Legislation Amendment (Child Safety) Bill 2025
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Members statements
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Remembrance Day
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Rural and regional roads
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Sex worker safety
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Coburg RSL
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Government performance
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Waste and recycling management
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Southern Metropolitan Region housing
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Youth crime
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Production of documents
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Rural and regional roads
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State Electricity Commission
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Motions
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Private members bills
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Charitable organisations
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Questions without notice and ministers statements
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Greyhound Adoption Program
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Regional infrastructure
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Ministers statements: Victorian Multicultural Health Survey
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Corrections system
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Murray–Darling Basin Agreement
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Ministers statements: child protection
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Cybersecurity
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Commission for Children and Young People
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Ministers statements: the Torch
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Suburban Rail Loop
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Ministers statements: Tiny Towns Fund
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Written responses
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Constituency questions
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Northern Metropolitan Region
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Southern Metropolitan Region
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North-Eastern Metropolitan Region
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South-Eastern Metropolitan Region
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Southern Metropolitan Region
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South-Eastern Metropolitan Region
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Southern Metropolitan Region
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Western Metropolitan Region
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Southern Metropolitan Region
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Northern Victoria Region
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Eastern Victoria Region
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Northern Metropolitan Region
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Northern Victoria Region
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Western Victoria Region
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North-Eastern Metropolitan Region
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Motions
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Charitable organisations
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Government performance
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Construction, Forestry and Maritime Employees Union
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Business of the house
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Notices of motion and orders of the day
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Statements on tabled papers and petitions
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Environment and Planning Committee
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Inquiry into Climate Resilience
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Emergency Services and Volunteers Fund
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Petition
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Department of Treasury and Finance
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Budget papers 2025–26
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Petitions
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Emergency Services and Volunteers Fund
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Business of the house
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Notices of motion and orders of the day
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Bills
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Consumer Legislation Amendment Bill 2025
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Adjournment
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Farm safety
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Yoorrook Justice Commission
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Electorate officers enterprise bargaining agreement
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Early childhood education and care
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VicRoads, Maryborough
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Kingston City Council bus services
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Victorian College for the Deaf
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Pakenham road maintenance
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Recreational fishing
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Box Hill brickworks site
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Lockharts Gap Road, Tangambalanga
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Life Saving Victoria
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Yackandandah-Wodonga Road, Staghorn Flat
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Gellung Warl
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Live music precincts
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Education system
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Victorian Maternity Taskforce
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Rural and regional roads
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Aitken Boulevard–Central Park Avenue, Craigieburn
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Responses
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Youth crime
Anasina GRAY-BARBERIO (Northern Metropolitan) (10:04): Adult time for violent crime – this is the proposed new policy the Victorian Premier came out with 24 hours ago. But we know at the core it is not about community safety, it is a desperate attempt to cling on to power. All this Labor government seems to be doing is investing in prisons – bandaid solutions, quick fixes – when the evidence has been clear from the start: invest in education, invest in public schools, invest in teachers, invest in early intervention programs, invest in early childhood and invest in the services in community that work. Let us be clear here: it is misleading for this Premier to say that expanding prisons is going to keep the community safe. Evidence is overwhelming that prisons do not deter crime in young people. I will tell you what does deter crime: it is when you address the drivers of it – poverty, lack of education, employment, health inequity. Let us talk about who these laws are going to disproportionately impact: the First Nations community, black communities, brown communities – my communities. It begs the question why this Labor government thinks that harsher punishments are better than investment in education and wraparound supports. We all deserve to feel safe in our communities, but the answers this government is looking for do not rest in expanding prisons or filling up prison beds. They lie in treating children as children.