Accepting submissions | Submissions and comments are due by 3 February 2025.
We're inviting submissions discussing one or more of the following questions:
- Should Victoria be divided into regions to elect members of the Upper House, or should all members be elected by the state as a whole?
- If there should be regions, how many regions should there be and how many members should each region elect?
- How many members of the Upper House should there be in total?
- Are there other changes to the way that members are elected to the Upper House that should be considered?
We’re not seeking views on:
- how people should fill out ballot papers
- group voting tickets
- how votes should be counted.
We received a lot of submissions about these topics in previous inquiries. We will consider the ideas and information in those submissions where appropriate.
However, if these matters directly relate to a model you’re proposing, you’re welcome to address them in your submission and your arguments will be considered.
This inquiry will not look at changes to the electoral system for Victoria’s Lower House.
Before making a submission, we recommend that you look at the discussion paper.
If you only want to make a short contribution, you may prefer to comment on our example structures.
Submissions are due by 3 February 2025.
Make a submission to this inquiry
Submissions will be published after the close of submissions in February.