Wednesday, 18 February 2026
Constituency questions
South-Eastern Metropolitan Region
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Commencement
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Petitions
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Firearms regulation
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Northern Highway–Elmore-Raywood Road, Elmore
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Bills
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Equal Opportunity Amendment (Medical Treatment) Bill 2026
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Introduction and first reading
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Papers
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Community petitions
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Business of the house
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Members statements
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Southern Metropolitan Region schools
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Lunar New Year
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Large animal incident rescue
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Teachers
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Middle East conflict
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Clyde North schools
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Medicinal cannabis
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Sickle cell disease
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Kyneton Women’s Football Club
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Narrarrang Primary School
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North-Eastern Metropolitan Region multicultural communities
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Production of documents
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Greater Avalon employment precinct
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Construction industry
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Committees
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Legal and Social Issues Committee
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Questions without notice and ministers statements
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Construction industry
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Ministers statements: Pick My Park
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Alcohol and other drug services
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Construction industry
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Ministers statements: Centre of Excellence in Disability Inclusion
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Suburban Rail Loop
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Ministers statements: kinder kits
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Child protection
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Construction industry
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Ministers statements: transport infrastructure
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Written responses
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Constituency questions
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South-Eastern Metropolitan Region
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Western Victoria Region
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Eastern Victoria Region
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Southern Metropolitan Region
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Southern Metropolitan Region
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Southern Metropolitan Region
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Northern Metropolitan Region
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Western Metropolitan Region
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South-Eastern Metropolitan Region
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Southern Metropolitan Region
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Northern Victoria Region
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Southern Metropolitan Region
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Eastern Victoria Region
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Northern Victoria Region
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South-Eastern Metropolitan Region
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Eastern Victoria Region
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Committees
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Legal and Social Issues Committee
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Reference
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Legal and Social Issues Committee
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Motions
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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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Legal and Social Issues Committee
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Inquiry into the Redevelopment of Melbourne’s Public Housing Towers
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Department of Transport and Planning
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Report 2024–25
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Department of Treasury and Finance
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Budget papers 2025–26
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Sustainability Victoria
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Report 2024–25
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Petitions
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Waste and recycling management
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Adjournment
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Construction industry
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Carisbrook planning
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Climate change
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Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix
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Barmah-Shepparton Road
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South Yarra Primary School road safety
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Construction industry
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Warrandyte road safety
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Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix
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Mental health and wellbeing locals
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Government performance
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Country Fire Authority
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Hill Top Golf & County Club
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Macedon Ranges police resources
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Vandalism
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Responses
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South-Eastern Metropolitan Region
Ann-Marie HERMANS (South-Eastern Metropolitan) (13:05): (2156) My constituency question is to the Minister for Police. Minister, my constituent wants to know why the Allan Labor government has allowed organised car thieves to openly buy key programming devices online to steal Victorians’ cars with impunity. On Sunday Victoria Police confirmed that a serial offender used these devices to steal 25 vehicles across Melbourne, including in suburbs like Narre Warren and Frankston. In fact I believe they were at Fountain Gate shopping centre, where car theft is already surging. Yet under current law these sophisticated devices can still be purchased by anyone, not just licensed locksmiths, and this is a flaw in the current legislation. After I tabled a petition last sitting week calling for locksmiths to be properly defined under the Private Security Act 2004, will you finally act and restrict the sale of these devices to registered locksmiths, or will you continue to leave Victorians exposed to crime, higher insurance premiums and loss of property? Victorians are sick of rising theft and registered locksmiths – (Time expired)