Modular hemp homes
David calls for Victoria to become a leader in low-carbon modular housing and asked for an update on what the government is doing to support modular housing and low-emission building materials such as hemp.

David calls for Victoria to become a leader in low-carbon modular housing and asked for an update on what the government is doing to support modular housing and low-emission building materials such as hemp.

David speaks on Rachel Payne’s motion calling for a plebiscite on cannabis legalisation, arguing an overwhelming majority of Victorians support removing criminal penalties for personal cannabis use, yet governments continue to avoid meaningful reform.

David questions Health Minister about patients’ ability to accesss their health records access, as well as data sharing and privacy.

David supports a motion calling for data centre transparency, water and energy scrutiny.

David extends an invitation to Premier Ben Carroll to work together on cannabis decriminalisation in Victoria.

David citicises Victoria’s electoral reforms, which remove group voting tickets without regional change. He argues it will harm minor parties and proportional representation in Victoria.

David raises Sunbury residents’ concerns over a proposed data centre, urging a moratorium on waste-to-energy incinerators and data centres.

Sunbury residents fighting a proposed waste-to-energy facility have another reason to demand answers, with HiQ revealing plans for a massive data centre and battery storage system at the same precinct.

Legalise Cannabis Victoria will move amendments to delay the abolition of Group Voting Tickets (GVTs) until after the November state election, arguing that while the current system needs reform, the Carroll Government’s proposal would make Victoria’s Upper House less representative.

David asks Minister for Planning about the short window of consultation for the Brooklyn data centre concerns.