The Council starts sitting at 9.30 a.m. today and General Business takes precedence.
Business likely to be debated:

1. Order of the Day No. 1, standing in the name of Ms Wooldridge in relation to the performance of the Andrews Government over the past four years;
2. Notice of Motion No. 613 standing in the name of Mr Young in relation to the creation of National Parks;
3. Notice of Motion No. 602 standing in the name of Mr O'Donohue in relation to sworn police and Protective Services Officer numbers; 
4. Notice of Motion No. 611 standing in the name of Ms Wooldridge in relation to outstanding and incomplete responses to existing document orders
5. Order of the Day No. 2, resumption of debate on the Corrections Amendment (Adult Parole Board) Bill 2018; and
6. Order of the Day No. 3, resumption of debate on the Crimes and Sentencing Amendment (Bus Drivers) Bill 2018.

Please note, the above is a guide only and is subject to change.

The Council starts sitting at 9.30 a.m. today and Government Business takes precedence.
Business likely to be debated:

1. Building Amendment (Registration of Building Trades and Other Matters) Bill 2018.
2. Gambling Regulation Amendment (Wagering and Betting) Bill 2018.
3. Safe Patient Care (Nurse to Patient and Midwife to Patient Ratios) Amendment Bill 2018.
4. Treasury and Finance Legislation Amendment Bill 2018.
5. Fair Work (Commonwealth Powers) Amendment Bill 2017.

Please note, the above is a guide only and is subject to change.

11.00 am The Council starts sitting. Members will be sworn in and then elect a President and Deputy President. 
2.00 pm The Governor will address both Houses of Parliament (in the Council Chamber).
4.00 pm Resumption of proceedings.

The Council starts sitting at 2.00 pm today and the Motion for the Address in Reply takes precedence. 

The expected order of business is:

1. Question time
2. Formal business
3. Members' statements
4. Address in reply

Notice paper (agenda)

The Council Minutes are progressively published over the sitting day.

See these proof minutes for the most up-to-date account of the sitting day so far. 

The Council starts sitting at 9.30 a.m. today and General Business takes precedence. Business likely to be debated:

1. Order of the Day No.1, second reading of the Spent Convictions Bill 2019;
2. Notice of Motion No. 15 given by Mr Davis in relation to the production of certain documents relating to Government briefings books;
3. Notice of Motion No.11 given by Mr Davis in relation to the production of certain documents relating to electricity supply advice;
4. Notice of Motion No.19 given by Mr Davis in relation to electricity supply cuts, blackouts and brownouts; and
5. Notice of Motion No.18 given by Mr Davis in relation to a reference to the Economy and Infrastructure Committee relating to the impact of taxi legislation.

12.00 noon Question Time

4.30 pm Black Saturday anniversary motion

6.30 pm Adjournment debate.

Please note, the above is a guide only and is subject to change.

Notice paper (agenda)

The Council Minutes are progressively published over the sitting day.

See these proof minutes for the most up-to-date account of the sitting day so far. 

The Council starts sitting at 2.00 pm today and the Motion for the Address in Reply takes precedence. 

The expected order of business is:

1. Question time
2. Formal business
3. Members' statements
4. Address in reply

Notice paper (agenda)

The Council Minutes are progressively published over the sitting day.

See these proof minutes for the most up-to-date account of the sitting day so far. 

The Council starts sitting at 9.30 a.m. today and General Business takes precedence. 

For detailed and up to date information see the draft Minutes (progressively published over the day).

Business likely to be debated:

1. Notice of Motion No. 22 given by Mr Davis in relation to the production of certain documents relating to Toorak Road, Kooyong Level Crossing Removal Project;
2. Notice of Motion No. 29 given by Mr Davis in relation to the production of certain documents relating to the West Gate Tunnel Project;
3. Notice of Motion No. 14 given by Mr Bourman referring a matter to the Legal and Social Issues Committee relating to non-lethal self-defence;
4. Notice of Motion No. 18 given by Mr Davis in relation to a reference to the Economy and Infrastructure Committee relating to the impact of taxi legislation; and
5. Notice of Motion No. 33 given by Mr Davis providing references to certain joint committees.

Please note, the above is a guide only and is subject to change.

Notice paper (agenda)

The Council starts sitting at 9.30 a.m. today. 

For detailed and up to date information see the draft Minutes (progressively published over the day).

Business likely to be debated:

1. Statute Law Revision Bill 2018  
2. Safe Patient Care (Nurse to Patient and Midwife to Patient Ratios) Amendment Bill 2018
3. Integrity and Accountability Legislation Amendment (Public Interest Disclosurers, Oversight and Independence) Bill 2018

Please note, the above is a guide only and is subject to change.

Notice paper (agenda)

The Council starts sitting at 2.00 pm today and the Motion for the Address in Reply takes precedence. 

Business likely to be debated:

1. Parliamentary Committees Amendment Bill 2019

2. Justice Legislation Amendment (Police and Other Matters) Bill 2019

3. Victorian Independent Remuneration Tribunal and Improving Parliamentary Standards Bill 2019

4. Fair Work (Commonwealth Powers) Amendment Bill 2018

Please note, the above is a guide only and is subject to change.

Notice paper (agenda)

The Council Minutes are progressively published over the sitting day.

See these proof minutes for the most up-to-date account of the sitting day so far. 

The Council starts sitting at 9.30 a.m. today and General Business takes precedence. 

For detailed and up to date information see the draft Minutes (progressively published over the day).

Business likely to be debated:

1. Notice of Motion No. 49 given by Mr Davis in relation Sessional Orders;
2. Notice of Motion No. 48 given by Mr Rich-Phillips in relation to the revocation of multiple Amending Deeds under the Melbourne City Link Act 1995;
3. Notice of Motion No. 47 given by Dr Ratnam referring a matter to the Environment and Planning Committee relating to Victoria's recycling and waste management system;
4. Notice of Motion No. 37 given by Dr Ratnam ireferring a matter to the Environment and Planning Committee in relation to dangerous cladding used on buildings; and
5. Order of the Day No. 1, standing in the name of Mr Davis, providing references to certain joint committees.

Please note, the above is a guide only and is subject to change.