Stop-and-search powers
David raises concerns over Melbourne CBD becoming a police stop-and-search zone and implications for racial profiling and civil rights.

David raises concerns over Melbourne CBD becoming a police stop-and-search zone and implications for racial profiling and civil rights.

David opposes a bill which expands police powers, erodes protest rights, and civil liberties.

David’s minority report for the Inquiry into Victoria’s Upper House Electoral System warns reforms will silence small parties, curb democracy, and entrench Victoria’s old political parties.

David calls for Altona North train station by 2030 to fix the longest gap between stops on Melbourne’s metropolitan network.

David tables a petition signed by Sunbury residents opposing a proposed waste incinerator. The petition raises concerns over pollution, 700 extra trucks, and health risks near homes and town centre.

David raises community concerns that an operator of an illegal waste dump in Sunbury was fined only $10K by the EPA.

David asks the Minister for Planning if she will rule out considering applications for the proposed Sunbury incinerator until inquiry report is tabled.

David urges cannabis decriminalisation to reduce arrests, cut justice costs, and boost health outcomes. In this powerful speech, he asks: What does Labor stand for?

David asks the Minister for Disability about the crisis facing workers in the supported independent living sector, which threatens SIL homes and care quality.

David says Sunshine could be a second CBD by 2050, and that progressing the Sunshine Station Masterplan could unlock $8B investment, 29K jobs and transform the region.