Classification 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
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Hulls At Odds With Federal Labor’s National Employment Standards
Yesterday’s Federal Government release of draft National EmploymentStandards further highlights the conflicts between Victorian and FederalLabor over industrial relations, Shadow
Read moreHulls Rebuffs Gillard on Uniform IR System
Victorian Industrial Relations Minister Rob Hulls has delivered a rebuffto Federal Labor’s moves for a uniform national industrial relationssystem by
Read moreRoad safety: traffic lights
Mr CLARK (Box Hill) — I raise with the Minister for Roads and Ports the issue of the manner in
Read moreInfringements Bill: tough action needed on street crimes
Hansard: 6 February 2008 ASSEMBLY Mr CLARK (Box Hill) — The principal purpose of the Infringements and Other Acts Amendment
Read moreChild Homicide Bill unlikely to be effective
Hansard: 6 February 2008 ASSEMBLY CRIMES AMENDMENT (CHILD HOMICIDE) BILL Second reading Debate resumed from 6 December 2007; motion of
Read moreLife-sustaining medical treatment
Mr CLARK (Box Hill) — The Journal of Law and Medicine has recently reported a tragic Victorian case where a
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 moreVictoria’s Courts Slow and Expensive
Victoria’s courts are amongst the slowest and most expensive in Australia under the Brumby Government, according to a Productivity Commission
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 moreCriminal Procedure Bill risks soft sentences due to court backogs
Hansard: 6 December 2007 ASSEMBLY CRIMINAL PROCEDURE LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL Mr CLARK (Box Hill) — The Criminal Procedure Legislation Amendment
Read moreRising electricity and gas prices
Hansard: 5 December 2007 ASSEMBLY Energy: prices Mr CLARK (Box Hill) — I grieve for the soaring gas and electricity
Read moreCoroner’s dumping shows need for independence
Media reports that Attorney-General Rob Hulls has ended the appointment of State Coroner Graeme Johnstone, against Mr Johnstone’s wishes, highlight
Read moreGas market congestion charge due to Labor’s infrastructure failures
Hansard: 4 December 2007 ASSEMBLY Gas: market congestion charge Mr CLARK (Box Hill) — I raise with the Minister for
Read moreLabor’s peak demand failure drives up power prices
The power prices increases announced today are much worse than they neededto be because of the Bracks/Brumby Government’s delays in
Read moreBox Hill Hospital Redevelopment Delays
Hansard: 22 November 2007 ASSEMBLY Box Hill Hospital: redevelopment Mr CLARK (Box Hill) — The recently tabled annual report for
Read moreVictorian Energy Efficiency Target Bill: problems must be fixed
Hansard: 20 November 2007 ASSEMBLY VICTORIAN ENERGY EFFICIENCY TARGET BILL Second reading Debate resumed from 1 November; motion of Mr
Read moreNational Electricity Bill: federal regulation needs to be efficient
Hansard: 20 November 2007 ASSEMBLY NATIONAL ELECTRICITY (VICTORIA) AMENDMENT BILL Second reading Debate resumed from 1 November; motion of Mr
Read moreBrumby backs down on worker cash payments, but radical IR laws continue
The Brumby Government has been forced to abandon a plan that would havedemanded employees be paid in cash unless they
Read moreBrumby’s radical IR laws bad for employers and workers
The Liberal Party will oppose two radical industrial relations Billsintroduced by the Brumby government when the Bills are debated inParliament
Read moreBenefits flow from Howard government IR reforms
Hansard: 30 October 2007 ASSEMBLY WorkChoices: benefits Mr CLARK (Box Hill) — The September edition of the Australian Chamber of
Read moreSupreme Court Redevelopment Delays
Hansard: 9 October 2007 ASSEMBLY Supreme Court: redevelopment Mr CLARK (Box Hill) — Last month, along with other members of
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 moreBox Hill Hospital: lack of parking
Hansard: 18 September 2007 ASSEMBLY Box Hill Hospital: parking Mr CLARK (Box Hill) — I raise with the Minister for
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