Labor’s red tape from cradle to grave
Despite its claims to be cutting red tape, the Labor Party since coming to office has churned out more than
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Coalition Protects Legal Aid from Hulls’ Raid Attempt
Friday 31 October 2008 – The Victorian Liberal Nationals Coalition has stopped the government from raiding the Public Purpose Fund,
Read moreVictoria’s criminal justice IT project blows budget
In a report released last week, the Victorian Auditor-General concluded that the Victorian Department of Justice’s Criminal Justice Enhancement Program
Read moreNew justice software expensive and late
A NEW criminal justice software system is at least $30 million over budget and running more than five years late,
Read moreLabor’s CJEP Bungle Delays Justice and Costs Taxpayers more than $37 Million
Victoria’s Auditor-General has found that a vital computer upgrade project in the Department of Justice, which was supposed to reduce
Read moreSenate Elections Bill withdrawal risks disputed elections
Hansard: 12 March 2008 ASSEMBLY Mr CLARK (Box Hill) — The motion before the house raises three issues — first
Read moreClassification Bill: Labor fails to enforce laws against violent and degrading material
Hansard: 26 February 2008 ASSEMBLY Mr CLARK (Box Hill) — The Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (Enforcement) Amendment Bill
Read moreFreedom of Information Bill: Labor seeks sweeping cover-up powers
Hansard: 5 February 2008 ASSEMBLY [center]FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AMENDMENT BILL Second reading Mr CLARK (Box Hill) — This is a
Read more“Charter” extension creates red tape, not rights
Provisions of the Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities Act 2006that come into force tomorrow impose new administrative requirements onpublic
Read moreWorking with Children Bill: legislation remains flawed
Hansard: 20 September 2007 ASSEMBLY WORKING WITH CHILDREN AMENDMENT BILL Mr CLARK (Box Hill) — The Working with Children Amendment
Read moreNeed for a Victorian anti-corruption commission
Hansard: 19 September 2007 ASSEMBLY Mr CLARK (Box Hill) — When I was a member of the Public Accounts and
Read moreCourt of Appeal rebuffs Labor’s Eastlink coverup
The Court of Appeal has today refused to agree to Labor’s attempt to blockpublic access to a key document relating
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