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Aboriginal elders address Legislative Assembly.
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Today in the Legislative Assembly
Bills for completion this week
Domestic Animals Amendment (Restricted Breed Dogs) Bill 2017
Justice Legislation Amendment (Body-worn Cameras and Other Matters) Bill 2017
Parks and Crown Land Legislation Amendment Bill 2017
Racing Amendment (Modernisation) Bill 2017
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Today in the Legislative Council
The Council starts sitting at 9.30am today and General Business takes precedence.
Business likely to be debated:
- Notice of Motion No. 454 standing in the name of Ms Wooldridge in relation to the production of certain documents relating to the Victorian Heart Hospital.
- Notice of Motion No. 448 standing in the name of Mrs Peulich in relation to the disallowance of certain clauses of the Education and Training Reform Regulations 2017.
- Notice of Motion No. 450 standing in the name of Mr Purcell in relation to dairy and agriculture initiatives by the Victorian Government.
- Notice of Motion No. 438 standing in the name of Ms Fitzherbert in relation to the production of the Muir Reports into youth justice riots.
- Order of the Day No. 1 in relation to crime in the City of Stonnington.
- Order of the Day No. 2 in relation to a Minister's answers to a Question without notice and a supplementary question.
- Notice of Motion No. 455 standing in the name of Mr Davis in relation to the production of certain documents relating to the Pride Centre.
Please note, the above is a guide only and is subject to change.
Committees
Inquiry into the RSPCA Victoria - Report tabled
The Economy and Infrastructure Committee has tabled its report into the RSPCA Victoria. The Committee has recommended more transparency, information and detail with regard to the powers of RSPCA Victoria inspectors. “For the most part it appears that the objections raised by... Read moreInquiry into Rate Capping Policy - Public hearings
This Wednesday 23 August, public hearings will begin for the next stage of the parliamentary inquiry into the Victorian Government’s rate capping policy. Wednesday’s hearing by the Environment and Planning Committee will be held from 7:00 pm in the... Read moreInquiry into the Firefighters' Presumptive Rights Compensation and Fire Services Legislation Amendment (Reform) Bill 2017 - Final report tabled
The Legislative Council Select Committee on Fire Services has today presented its final report into the proposed restructure of the Country Fire Authority and Metropolitan Fire Brigade as proposed in the Firefighters’ Presumptive Rights Compensation and Fire Services Legislation... Read moreSchool and Booked Tours
The Parliament of Victoria offers a range of activities for students at primary, secondary, tertiary and adult education levels. These activities include tours, role plays and metropolitan school visits.
Large groups or organisations of 6 or more people are also encouraged to book one of our tours. To check the availability for each type of tour please click here.
Parliament House in the 21st Century
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There are no tours today as today is a sitting day.
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Deakin Oration 2017 focuses on water
Professor Tony Wong, Chief Executive Officer of the Cooperative Research Centre for Water Sensitive Cities, will deliver The Deakin Oration for 2017.
People's house lives up to its name
Large crowds toured Parliament House over the weekend for the 10th year of Open House Melbourne.
New interns welcomed
Our latest intake of parliamentary interns commenced their research projects at Parliament House.
Deafhood team makes Youth Parliament history
For the first time in its 31-year history, a deaf team has participated in the Youth Parliament of Victoria.
Parliament unites in praise for Assembly Clerk
State leaders and MPs from all sides of politics have thanked and congratulated Legislative Assembly Clerk, Ray Purdey for his immense contribution to Parliament and Victoria.
Aboriginal elders address Legislative Assembly
On an historic day in the Victorian Parliament, Aboriginal elders have addressed the Legislative Assembly.
New ways to connect youth with parliament
Youth leaders from the Foundation for Young Australians (FYA) and The Push Inc have shared their views and ideas on better connecting young Victorians with parliament.
On This Day
Royal Commission on foot and mouth disease presented its second and final report to Parliament.