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General | 1 July
Youth Parliament passes 18 bills for change
Those in the chambers and public galleries witnessed passionate, high quality, and at times intense argument on matters close to the participants’ hearts.
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General | 30 June
Auslan bulletin makes parliamentary information more accessible
A regular video news bulletin about the Victorian Parliament is being produced in Auslan.
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General | 27 June
Youth return to halls of Victorian Parliament
On the 2022 reform agenda are a raft of bills on topics of education, employment, health, justice, transport, sustainability, inequality, cultural diversity and LGBTIQ+ representation.
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Health & Welfare | 24 June
Committee inquiry reviews Government’s pandemic orders
The Pandemic Declaration Accountability and Oversight Committee has consulted various stakeholders at public hearings held throughout 2022.
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Acknowledgment of Country
Parliament of Victoria acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land on which Parliament House stands. We also acknowledge Traditional Owners across Victoria, and Elders past, present and emerging.