Labor conference supports regulated cannabis industry
David highlighted that the Labor conference supported a regulated cannabis industry in Victoria to fund mental health, and curb organised crime.

David highlighted that the Labor conference supported a regulated cannabis industry in Victoria to fund mental health, and curb organised crime.

David introduces a motion to condemn Israel’s actions in Gaza, call for sanctions, and support Palestine’s recognition as a sovereign state.

David highlighted that Tarneit and Truganina bus stops lack shelter and real-time bus tracking, echoing residents’ calls for urgent upgrades.

David speaks on a motion urging the Victorian Government to get on with workplace drug testing reforms.

David questions the Minister for Water on the impact of data centres and a proposed incinerator on Melbourne’s water supply.

David urges all members to read the Penington Institute’s 21-point action plan to establish a regulated cannabis market in Victoria, valued at $2 billion a year.

David urges the Minister for Health to restore funding so Western Health can continue providing a vital vaccination service.

A new motion deals with recommendations of the Inquiry into Workplace Drug Testing

David speaks in favour of a bill which ensures stable funding for emergency services in the face of increasing climate-related disasters.

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.