David speaks on a bill which strengthens worker safety and health and safety reps’ powers, while pushing for better access to electronic records when investigating workplace safety breaches.
David speaks in support of flexible working arrangements, but criticises the Equal Opportunity Amendment (Work from Home) Bill 2026 as a cynical and ineffective attempt to deliver a right to work from home.
David expresses reservations over local government reforms, arguing the bill lacks key safeguards and detail, while supporting its broader goals of stronger governance and fairer local government workplaces.
David introduces a bill which requires developers to disclose the status of promised amenities in major housing estates and gives buyers stronger rights when those representations prove false or misleading.
David speaks in support of a bill to strengthen multicultural representation, improve government engagement with diverse communities, support language services, and promote social cohesion, inclusion and respect across Victoria’s multicultural and multifaith communities.
David speaks in support of a bill to strengthen nurse-to-patient ratios in Victoria, saying it will improve patient safety, save lives, reduce pressure on nurses and midwives, and deliver better healthcare outcomes for Victorians, particularly in regional areas.
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 introduces a bill to hold a statewide plebiscite asking Victorians whether they support legalising personal adult cannabis use under the model proposed in the 2023 Cannabis Regulation Bill.
David speaks on Victoria’s Dangerous Goods Bills which strengthen transport safety, hazardous waste traceability, enforcement and environmental protection.
David introduces a Bill which empowers councils to restrict fast food developments, prioritise public health, protect communities, and curb obesity.
