Tuesday, 15 October 2024
Adjournment
State Electricity Commission
-
Table of contents
-
Bills
-
Drugs, Poisons and Controlled Substances Amendment (Pill Testing) Bill 2024
-
Second reading
- Emma KEALY
- Tim RICHARDSON
- Roma BRITNELL
- Jacinta ALLAN
- James NEWBURY
- Kat THEOPHANOUS
- Kim O’KEEFFE
- Paul EDBROOKE
- Wayne FARNHAM
- Michaela SETTLE
- Tim READ
- Dylan WIGHT
- Jade BENHAM
- Sarah CONNOLLY
- Martin CAMERON
- Josh BULL
- John PESUTTO
- Josh BULL
- David SOUTHWICK
- Nina TAYLOR
- James NEWBURY
- Paul HAMER
- Division
- Nina TAYLOR
- Gabrielle DE VIETRI
- Luba GRIGOROVITCH
-
-
-
Bills
-
Drugs, Poisons and Controlled Substances Amendment (Pill Testing) Bill 2024
-
Second reading
- Emma KEALY
- Tim RICHARDSON
- Roma BRITNELL
- Jacinta ALLAN
- James NEWBURY
- Kat THEOPHANOUS
- Kim O’KEEFFE
- Paul EDBROOKE
- Wayne FARNHAM
- Michaela SETTLE
- Tim READ
- Dylan WIGHT
- Jade BENHAM
- Sarah CONNOLLY
- Martin CAMERON
- Josh BULL
- John PESUTTO
- Josh BULL
- David SOUTHWICK
- Nina TAYLOR
- James NEWBURY
- Paul HAMER
- Division
- Nina TAYLOR
- Gabrielle DE VIETRI
- Luba GRIGOROVITCH
-
State Electricity Commission
Gary MAAS (Narre Warren South) (19:09): (856) The adjournment matter I wish to raise is for the Minister for the State Electricity Commission and concerns the recently announced SEC consumer pilot. The action that I seek is that the minister join me to visit a local home to see how this pilot program supports people in my electorate of Narre Warren South.
The SEC is back. It is enshrined in our Victorian constitution. This program will help electrify homes and was launched across three local government areas, including our local City of Casey. This puts the power back in the hands of my constituents and gives them the tools that they need. For residents in my electorate who are eager to make the switch to electric, the new SEC pilot program gives them a one-stop shop for guidance and support. Narre Warren South has a strong record in renewable energy and has seen over 7000 Solar Homes rebates processed, ranking amongst the top 10 uptakes in the state. It is important that customers can have access to affordable and quality electrical appliances, and they must have faith in their installers and their products, with government accreditation and a resolution process for any issues. Information and support regarding suitable appliances, indicative costs, government rebates and emission reductions are key to switching to electric. I welcome the SEC consumer pilot initiative being selected for our area, and I look forward to sharing the minister’s response with my community.