Release waste-to-energy documents
David moves a motion to improve transparency and accountability in the licensing approvals for Victoria’s waste incinerators amid serious environmental and health concerns.
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Government production of documents
David condemns the Victorian Government’s refusal to release public housing documents, calling for transparency and accountability.
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Infrastructure Victoria
David called on the government to rethink the axing of Infrastructure Victoria, warning that abolishing independent oversight would reduce transparency, weaken accountability and leave taxpayers with fewer safeguards over major infrastructure spending.
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Access to health records
David questions Health Minister about patients’ ability to accesss their health records access, as well as data sharing and privacy.
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Production of government documents
David supports a motion to improve government transparency amid growing frustration over repeated failures to release documents ordered by Parliament.
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Parliament | Bills | Speeches
Mineral Resources (Sustainable Development) Amendment Bill 2023
David makes a contribution to the second reading debate of a Bill which changes how mining is regulated. He raised concerns with the proposed legislation and explains why Legalise Cannabis Victoria aren’t supporting it.
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Unanswered questions in Parliament
David introduces a motion calling on the government to answer the 299 unanswered questions before Parliament ends.
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Electoral Further Amendment Bill 2026
David supports fairer political funding and donation rules for the 2026 election, including a negotiated independent review to ensure a level playing field.
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Cohealth funding
David calls for the government to secure Cohealth GP services in Victoria, with long-term funding reform to protect community health and integrated care.
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Production of Documents
David makes a contribution to debate on a motion to suspend the Leader of the Government from the chamber, as a result of the government’s failure to produce documents requested by the Parliament.
