Planning disallowance motion
David speaks on a proposal to remove planning provisions for 25 Activity Centres and Mid Rise Housing Code.
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Planning Amendment (Better Decisions Made Faster) Bill 2025
David raises concerns over rushed changes to planning laws, which reduce oversight, community input, and regard for human safety.
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Activity centre planning provisions
David opposes a motion on disallowing planning rules after a committee inquiry revealed issues with public consultation. He emphasises the need for better community engagement to foster community trust and improve planning outcomes.
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Select Committee on Victoria Planning Provisions Amendments VC257, VC267 and VC274
David tables a report on changes to planning provisions which relate to so-called ‘activity centres’. The report highlighted the importance of community engagement and the potential unintended consequences of the changes.
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Inquiry into Activity Centre Planning Provisions
David speaks on a motion to establish a select committee inquiry to investigate activity centre planning provisions, raising concerns about various exemptions that could undermine local environmental standards and the quality of new developments.
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Residential planning zones
David speaks on a petition to halt plans to introduce 10 high-density planning zones — known as ‘activity centres’.
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Transport Infrastructure and Planning Legislation Amendment Bill 2024
David speaks on a bill which seeks to alter existing legislation to provide for the delivery of precinct projects.
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Parliament | Bills | Speeches
Planning and Environment Amendment Bill (2023)
David Ettershank spoke during debate on the Planning and Environment Amendment Bill.
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Planning Issues for Flood Victims
David Ettershank asked a question of the Minister for Water about Section 173 agreements being included for 2022 flood victims.
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Parliament | Bills | Speeches
Public Administration & Planning Legislation Amendment (Control of Lobbyists) Bill 2023
David rises to make a contribution to the “Control of Lobbyists” Bill 2023 on behalf of Legalise Cannabis Victoria.
