Government bills for completion this week

Confiscation Amendment Bill 2010
Education and Training Reform Amendment (Skills) Bill 2010
Justice Legislation Further Amendment Bill 2010
Marine Safety Bill 2010
Occupational Licensing National Law Bill 2010
Residential Tenancies Amendment Bill 2010

For detailed and up to date information visit the Assembly home page.

Government Business takes precedence today. The Council starts sitting at 2.00 p.m. with Question Time. Business listed for debate includes:

(1) Traditional Owner Settlement Bill 2010
(2) Confiscation Amendment Bill 2010
(3) Education and Training Reform Amendment (Skills) Bill 2010
(4) Justice Legislation Further Amendment Bill 2010
(5) Marine Safety Bill 2010
(6) Occupational Licensing National Law Bill 2010
(7) Residential Tenancies Amendment Bill 2010

For full details of business to be debated, see the Notice Paper. The order of business listed above is a guide only and may be subject to change.

Government bills for completion this week

Education and Care Services National Law Bill 2010.
Fair Trading Amendment (Australian Consumer Law) Bill 2010
Fire Services Commissioner Bill 2010
Judicial Commission of Victoria Bill 2010
Road Legislation Miscellaneous Amendments Bill 2010
Road Safety Amendment (Hoon Driving) Bill 2010
Transport Accident and Accident Compensation Legislation Amendment Bill 2010

For detailed and up to date information visit the Assembly home page.

Government Business takes precedence today. Business likely to be debated is as follows:

(1) Public Finance and Accountability Bill 2010
(2) Confiscation Amendment Bill 2010
(3) Education and Training Reform Amendment (Skills) Bill 2010
(4) Justice Legislation Further Amendment Bill 2010
(5) Marine Safety Bill 2010
(6) Occupational Licensing National Law Bill 2010
(7) Residential Tenancies Amendment Bill 2010

For full details, see the Notice Paper.

The order of business listed above is a guide only and may be subject to change and other business may be debated.

Government Business takes precedence today. Business likely to be debated is as follows:

(1) Education and Training Reform Amendment (Skills) Bill 2010
(2) Marine Safety Bill 2010
(3) Occupational Licensing National Law Bill 2010
(4) Residential Tenancies Amendment Bill 2010
(5) Public Finance and Accountability Bill 2010

For full details, see the Notice Paper.

The order of business listed above is a guide only and may be subject to change and other business may be debated.

Government bills for completion this week

Bail Amendment Bill 2010.
Personal Property Securities (Statute Law Revision and Implementation) Bill 2010
Subordinate Legislation Amendment Bill 2010
Tourist and Heritage Railways Bill 2010

For detailed and up to date information visit the Assembly home page.

Government bills for completion this week

Bail Amendment Bill 2010.
Personal Property Securities (Statute Law Revision and Implementation) Bill 2010
Subordinate Legislation Amendment Bill 2010
Tourist and Heritage Railways Bill 2010

For detailed and up to date information visit the Assembly home page.

Government bills for completion this week

Bail Amendment Bill 2010.
Personal Property Securities (Statute Law Revision and Implementation) Bill 2010
Subordinate Legislation Amendment Bill 2010
Tourist and Heritage Railways Bill 2010

For detailed and up to date information visit the Assembly home page.

The Council will meet at 11.00 am. Members will be sworn in and then elect a President and Deputy President.

At 2.30 pm the Governor will address both Houses of Parliament. The sitting with then be suspended.

Question time will take place at 5.00 p.m. followed by inaugural speeches by new Members.

Business listed for debate

Address-in-reply to the Governor's speech
Education and Training Reform Amendment (School Safety) Bill 2010
Police Regulation Amendment (Protective Services Officers) Bill 2010
Sentencing Further Amendment Bill 2010

For detailed and up to date information visit the Assembly home page.