LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL UNANSWERED QUESTIONS on NOTICE Edition No. 41

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL UNANSWERED QUESTIONS ON NOTICE Edition No. 41

As at 5 June 2020

(Notice received 19 December 2018)

8924 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to conversion therapy: (1) How many complaints has the health commissioner had regarding conversion therapy and of those complaints — (a) how many related to psychological treatment; (b) how many related to pharmacological treatment; and (c) how many related to both psychological and pharmacological treatment.

(Notice received 19 March 2019)

28525 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: How many paramedics in Victoria are employed, in total, in each of the 79 Local Government Areas.

(Notice received 28 May 2019)

40925 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: How many staff from the North Richmond Community Health Centre have assisted with attending to people who have overdosed on drugs within the vicinity of the North Richmond Community Health Centre between — (a) 1 January 2018 to 30 June 2018; (b) 1 July 2018 to 31 December 2018; and (c) 1 January 2019 to 30 April 2019.

(Notice received 29 May 2019)

47418 MR RICH-PHILLIPS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the 2019-20 State Budget that indicates that the estimated completion date for the South Road upgrade (Moorabbin) is listed as ‘tbc’: In which year will this project finally be completed.

47718 MR RICH-PHILLIPS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the 2019-20 State Budget that indicates that the estimated completion date for the Western Port Highway (Skye) is listed as ‘tbc’: In which year will this project finally be completed.

48018 MR RICH-PHILLIPS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the 2019-20 State Budget that indicates that the estimated 5 June 2020 2

completion date for the Barwon Heads Road upgrade (Barwon Heads) is listed as ‘tbc’: In which year will this project finally be completed.

(Notice received 13 August 2019)

630 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the 2015-16 Bus Package which describes the deliverables of this project as ‘Victoria’s bus networks will be improved by adding more routes, expanding others, restoring cut services and fixing missing links in Melbourne’s growth areas’ on page 25 in the 2015-16 Budget Paper No. 3: (1) Could the Minister provide, expressed in table form — (a) the cut services that were restored in — (i) 2015-16; (ii) 2016-17; (iii) 2017-18; (iv) 2018-19; (b) the commencement date of each cut service that was restored; and (c) the output cost for each cut service restored, in the year it started and each successive year to 2018-19. (2) What is the ongoing cost for restoring each cut service in 2019-20, and over the forward estimates, expressed in table form. (3) Do the output costs include annual indexation, and if so — (a) what is the percentage indexation; (b) what is the indexation dollar amount per year in — (i) 2015-16; (ii) 2016-17; (iii) 2017-18; and (iv) 2018-19. (4) What is the percentage indexation in 2019-20 and the assumed base indexation over the forward estimates. (5) If annual indexation has not been factored into the output cost, how have these costs been met by the service provider.

63820 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to daily passenger movements, that is passengers moving into and out of the station and actual daily passenger interchanges, at Bairnsdale Railway Station: (1) Between 2009-10 and 2019 — (a) when have changes in methodology for tracking passenger movement occurred; (b) what were the changes in methodology and what was the impact on the accuracy of the data collected; (c) notwithstanding the changes in methodology, by year, what are the actual daily passenger movements, expressed in table form; (d) by year, what are the average passenger movements, expressed in table form — (i) on weekdays; (ii) on weekends; and (iii) between mid-December and the end of January. (2) What methodology was used and what assumptions were made in forecasting passenger movements to be 234,000 annual entries by 2031.

63921 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to daily passenger movements, that is passengers moving into and out of the station and actual daily passenger interchanges, at Ballarat Railway Station: (1) Between 2009-10 and 2019 — (a) when have changes in methodology for tracking passenger movement occurred; (b) what were the changes in methodology and what was the impact on the accuracy of the data collected; 5 June 2020 3

(c) notwithstanding the changes in methodology, by year, what are the actual daily passenger movements, expressed in table form; (d) by year, what are the average passenger movements, expressed in table form — (i) on weekdays; (ii) on weekends; and (iii) between mid-December and the end of January. (2) What methodology was used and what assumptions were made in forecasting passenger movements to be 802,000 annual entries by 2031.

64021 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to daily passenger movements, that is passengers moving into and out of the station and actual daily passenger interchanges, at Bendigo Railway Station: (1) Between 2009-10 and 2019 — (a) when have changes in methodology for tracking passenger movement occurred; (b) what were the changes in methodology and what was the impact on the accuracy of the data collected; (c) notwithstanding the changes in methodology, by year, what are the actual daily passenger movements, expressed in table form; (d) by year, what are the average passenger movements, expressed in table form — (i) on weekdays; (ii) on weekends; and (iii) between mid-December and the end of January. (2) What methodology was used and what assumptions were made in forecasting passenger movements to be 535,000 annual entries by 2031.

65521 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to daily passenger movements, that is passengers moving into and out of the station and actual daily passenger interchanges, at Wodonga Railway Station: (1) Between 2011-12, the year the station opened, and 2019 — (a) when have changes in methodology for tracking passenger movement occurred; (b) what were the changes in methodology and what was the impact on the accuracy of the data collected; (c) notwithstanding the changes in methodology, by year, what are the actual daily passenger movements, expressed in table form; (d) by year, what are the average passenger movements, expressed in table form — (i) on weekdays; (ii) on weekends; and (iii) between mid-December and the end of January. (2) What methodology was used and what assumptions were made in forecasting passenger movements to be 30,000 annual entries by 2031.

65621 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to daily passenger movements, that is passengers moving into and out of the station and actual daily passenger interchanges, at Warrnambool Railway Station: (1) Between 2009-10 and 2019 — (a) when have changes in methodology for tracking passenger movement occurred; (b) what were the changes in methodology and what was the impact on the accuracy of the data collected; (c) notwithstanding the changes in methodology, by year, what are the actual daily passenger movements, expressed in table form; (d) by year, what are the average passenger movements, expressed in table form — (i) on weekdays; (ii) on weekends; and 5 June 2020 4

(iii) between mid-December and the end of January. (2) What methodology was used and what assumptions were made in forecasting passenger movements to be 201,000 annual entries by 2031.

65721 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to daily passenger movements, that is passengers moving into and out of the station and actual daily passenger interchanges, at Traralgon Railway Station: (1) Between 2009-10 and 2019 — (a) when have changes in methodology for tracking passenger movement occurred; (b) what were the changes in methodology and what was the impact on the accuracy of the data collected; (c) notwithstanding the changes in methodology, by year, what are the actual daily passenger movements, expressed in table form; (d) by year, what are the average passenger movements, expressed in table form — (i) on weekdays; (ii) on weekends; and (iii) between mid-December and the end of January. (2) What methodology was used and what assumptions were made in forecasting passenger movements to be 234,000 annual entries by 2031.

65821 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to daily passenger movements, that is passengers moving into and out of the station and actual daily passenger interchanges, at Swan Hill Railway Station: (1) Between 2009-10 and 2019 — (a) when have changes in methodology for tracking passenger movement occurred; (b) what were the changes in methodology and what was the impact on the accuracy of the data collected; (c) notwithstanding the changes in methodology, by year, what are the actual daily passenger movements, expressed in table form; (d) by year, what are the average passenger movements, expressed in table form — (i) on weekdays; (ii) on weekends; and (iii) between mid-December and the end of January. (2) What methodology was used and what assumptions were made in forecasting passenger movements to be 50,000 annual entries by 2031.

65921 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to daily passenger movements, that is passengers moving into and out of the station and actual daily passenger interchanges, at Seymour Railway Station: (1) Between 2009-10 and 2019 — (a) when have changes in methodology for tracking passenger movement occurred; (b) what were the changes in methodology and what was the impact on the accuracy of the data collected; (c) notwithstanding the changes in methodology, by year, what are the actual daily passenger movements, expressed in table form; (d) by year, what are the average passenger movements, expressed in table form — (i) on weekdays; (ii) on weekends; and (iii) between mid-December and the end of January. (2) What methodology was used and what assumptions were made in forecasting passenger movements to be 84,000 annual entries by 2031.

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71725 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to Ogilvie’s Syndrome: How many cases have been notified to Safer Care Victoria.

(Notice received 29 October 2019)

101822 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the 2015-16 Bus Package where the deliverables are described on page 25 of the 2015- 16 Budget papers as ‘Victoria’s bus networks will be improved by adding more routes, expanding others, restoring cut services and fixing missing links in Melbourne’s growth areas’: (1) How many cut services were restored. (2) What are the route numbers of each cut service that was restored. (3) When did each restored service commence delivering passenger services. (4) What is the weekday and weekend timetable for each bus service restored. (5) Which bus company is delivering each individual cut service that was restored.

102022 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the 2015-16 Bus Package where the deliverables are described on page 25 of the 2015- 16 Budget papers as ‘Victoria’s bus networks will be improved by adding more routes, expanding others, restoring cut services and fixing missing links in Melbourne’s growth areas’: What were the actual output costs between 1 July 2015 and 30 June 2019, by year, of this initiative.

102122 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the 2015-16 Bus Package where the deliverables are described on page 25 of the 2015- 16 Budget papers as ‘Victoria’s bus networks will be improved by adding more routes, expanding others, restoring cut services and fixing missing links in Melbourne’s growth areas’: What were the actual output costs between 1 July 2015 and 30 June 2019, by year, for additional bus routes delivered.

102222 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the 2015-16 Bus Package where the deliverables are described on page 25 of the 2015- 16 Budget papers as ‘Victoria’s bus networks will be improved by adding more routes, expanding others, restoring cut services and fixing missing links in Melbourne’s growth areas’: What were the actual output costs between 1 July 2015 and 30 June 2019, by year, for expanded bus routes delivered.

102322 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the 2015-16 Bus Package where the deliverables are described on page 25 of the 2015- 16 Budget papers as ‘Victoria’s bus networks will be improved by adding more routes, expanding others, restoring cut services and fixing missing links in Melbourne’s growth areas’: What were the actual output costs between 1 July 2015 and 30 June 2019, by year, for bus services that were cut and have been restored.

102722 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the 2015-16 Bus Package where the deliverables are described on page 25 of the 2015- 16 Budget papers as ‘Victoria’s bus networks will be improved by adding more routes, expanding others, restoring cut services and fixing missing links in Melbourne’s growth areas’: (1) When considering funding, how many bus route expansions were identified as necessary to improve bus networks. (2) What are the bus route numbers for each bus route expansion identified in Question 1. (3) What were the start and end points of each bus route expansion, as identified in Question 1.

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(Notice received 30 October 2019)

105922 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the scheduled works on the Alamein Line: (1) How many instances of scheduled works are planned during the period 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2020. (2) What is the scheduled start date and scheduled completion date of each instance of scheduled works. (3) What works are to be undertaken during each instance of scheduled works. (4) What is the budget for each instance of scheduled works.

106022 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the scheduled works on the Belgrave Line: (1) How many instances of scheduled works are planned during the period 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2020. (2) What is the scheduled start date and scheduled completion date of each instance of scheduled works. (3) What works are to be undertaken during each instance of scheduled works. (4) What is the budget for each instance of scheduled works.

106122 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the scheduled works on the Craigieburn Line: (1) How many instances of scheduled works are planned during the period 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2020. (2) What is the scheduled start date and scheduled completion date of each instance of scheduled works. (3) What works are to be undertaken during each instance of scheduled works. (4) What is the budget for each instance of scheduled works.

106222 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the scheduled works on the Cranbourne Line: (1) How many instances of scheduled works are planned during the period 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2020. (2) What is the scheduled start date and scheduled completion date of each instance of scheduled works. (3) What works are to be undertaken during each instance of scheduled works. (4) What is the budget for each instance of scheduled works.

106322 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the scheduled works on the Frankston Line: (1) How many instances of scheduled works are planned during the period 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2020. (2) What is the scheduled start date and scheduled completion date of each instance of scheduled works. (3) What works are to be undertaken during each instance of scheduled works. (4) What is the budget for each instance of scheduled works.

106422 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the scheduled works on the Glen Waverley Line: (1) How many instances of scheduled works are planned during the period 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2020. (2) What is the scheduled start date and scheduled completion date of each instance of scheduled works. (3) What works are to be undertaken during each instance of scheduled works. (4) What is the budget for each instance of scheduled works.

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106522 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the scheduled works on the Hurtsbridge Line: (1) How many instances of scheduled works are planned during the period 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2020. (2) What is the scheduled start date and scheduled completion date of each instance of scheduled works. (3) What works are to be undertaken during each instance of scheduled works. (4) What is the budget for each instance of scheduled works.

106622 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the scheduled works on the Lilydale Line: (1) How many instances of scheduled works are planned during the period 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2020. (2) What is the scheduled start date and scheduled completion date of each instance of scheduled works. (3) What works are to be undertaken during each instance of scheduled works. (4) What is the budget for each instance of scheduled works.

106722 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the scheduled works on the Mernda Line: (1) How many instances of scheduled works are planned during the period 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2020. (2) What is the scheduled start date and scheduled completion date of each instance of scheduled works. (3) What works are to be undertaken during each instance of scheduled works. (4) What is the budget for each instance of scheduled works.

106822 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the scheduled works on the Pakenham Line: (1) How many instances of scheduled works are planned during the period 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2020. (2) What is the scheduled start date and scheduled completion date of each instance of scheduled works. (3) What works are to be undertaken during each instance of scheduled works. (4) What is the budget for each instance of scheduled works.

106922 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the scheduled works on the Sandringham Line: (1) How many instances of scheduled works are planned during the period 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2020. (2) What is the scheduled start date and scheduled completion date of each instance of scheduled works. (3) What works are to be undertaken during each instance of scheduled works. (4) What is the budget for each instance of scheduled works.

107022 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the scheduled works on the Stony Point Line: (1) How many instances of scheduled works are planned during the period 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2020. (2) What is the scheduled start date and scheduled completion date of each instance of scheduled works. (3) What works are to be undertaken during each instance of scheduled works. (4) What is the budget for each instance of scheduled works.

107122 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the scheduled works on the Sunbury Line: 5 June 2020 8

(1) How many instances of scheduled works are planned during the period 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2020. (2) What is the scheduled start date and scheduled completion date of each instance of scheduled works. (3) What works are to be undertaken during each instance of scheduled works. (4) What is the budget for each instance of scheduled works.

107222 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the scheduled works on the Upfield Line: (1) How many instances of scheduled works are planned during the period 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2020. (2) What is the scheduled start date and scheduled completion date of each instance of scheduled works. (3) What works are to be undertaken during each instance of scheduled works. (4) What is the budget for each instance of scheduled works.

107322 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the scheduled works on the Werribee Line: (1) How many instances of scheduled works are planned during the period 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2020. (2) What is the scheduled start date and scheduled completion date of each instance of scheduled works. (3) What works are to be undertaken during each instance of scheduled works. (4) What is the budget for each instance of scheduled works.

107422 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the scheduled works on the Williamstown Line: (1) How many instances of scheduled works are planned during the period 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2020. (2) What is the scheduled start date and scheduled completion date of each instance of scheduled works. (3) What works are to be undertaken during each instance of scheduled works. (4) What is the budget for each instance of scheduled works.

(Notice received 31 October 2019)

1078 DR RATNAM — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Workplace Safety): In relation to an agreement between the Environment Protection Authority and Veolia that resulted in hazardous waste being transported to South Australia in August 2019 due to the recent discovery of stockpiles: (1) Did WorkSafe Victoria pay for the transfer, and if not, which Government department or statutory body paid for this transfer. (2) How much did this transfer and treatment cost.

(Notice received 12 November 2019)

*108122MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Regional Development (for the Premier): In relation to the Premier’s visits to the People’s Republic of China: With whom did the Premier meet on each day of the visit and what positions did they hold with each entity during visits on — (1) 25 to 29 April 2019; (2) 29 May to 1 June 2018; (3) 13 to 18 May 2017; and (4) 20 to 27 September 2015.

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*108222MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Regional Development (for the Premier): In relation to the Premier’s visit to the People’s Republic of China and Japan from 19 to 28 September 2016: With whom did the Premier meet on each day of the visit to the People’s Republic of China and what positions did they hold with which entity.

*110322MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Regional Development (for the Premier): In relation to the Premier’s visits to various countries between 2016 and 2018: With whom did the Premier meet on each day of the visit and what positions did they hold with each entity during visits to — (a) the United States of America from 22 to 27 February 2018; (b) India from 15 to 20 January 2018; (c) Israel and Greece from 5 to 10 December 2017; and (d) the United States of America from 27 May to 5 June 2016.

112122 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to metropolitan bus network punctuality: Could the Minister provide, in table form, the whole of metropolitan bus network punctuality, by month, from December 2015 to October 2019.

112222 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to metropolitan bus network punctuality: Could the Minister provide, in table form, the whole of metropolitan bus network punctuality, by day, from 1 January 2019 to 31 October 2019.

112323 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the monthly metropolitan bus network punctuality: (1) What is the methodology used to calculate the monthly bus network punctuality figure. (2) What are the counting rules used to calculate the monthly bus network punctuality figure. (3) Has there been a change in methodology for calculating the monthly punctuality, and if so, please provide details about the change.

112423 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the daily metropolitan bus network punctuality: (1) What is the methodology used to calculate the daily bus network punctuality figure. (2) What are the counting rules used to calculate the daily bus network punctuality figure. (3) Has there been a change in methodology for calculating the daily punctuality, and if so, please provide details about the change.

(Notice received 26 November 2019)

113426 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the 2015 contract awarded to the John Holland and KBR consortium for the removal of level crossings at Centre Road in Bentleigh, North Road in Ormond, McKinnon Road in McKinnon, and Burke Road in Glen Iris: (1) What was the total payment, including payments for contract variations, at contract close. (2) For each level crossing, on what dates — (a) were regular services disrupted due to level crossing removal works; and (b) did regular services resume post level crossing removal. (3) How many jobs were created under this contract.

113527 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the 2015 contract awarded to the Leighton Contractors, Aurecon and Hyder Consulting alliance for the removal of level crossings at Blackburn Road in Blackburn, Heatherdale Road in Mitcham, and Furlong and Main Roads in St Albans: (1) What was the total payment, including payments for contract variations, at contract close. (2) For each level crossing, on what dates — (a) were regular services disrupted due to level crossing removal works; and (b) did regular services resume post level crossing removal. 5 June 2020 10

(3) For the vehicles that use each level crossing, by how much has road congestion been reduced. (4) Since the completion of works, how many additional services have been run on the Belgrave and Sunbury lines.

113627 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the 2017 contract awarded to the Laing O’Rourke, Fulton Hogan and Jacobs alliance for the removal of level crossings at Lower Plenty Road in Rosanna, Grange Road in Alphington, the rebuild of Rosanna Station, and duplication of the Hurstbridge line: (1) What was the total payment, including payments for contract variations, at contract close. (2) For the Lower Plenty Road and Grange Road level crossings, on what dates — (a) were regular services disrupted due to level crossing removal works; and (b) did regular services resume post level crossing removal. (3) For the rebuild of Rosanna Station, on what date — (a) did works begin; (b) was it open to commuters; (c) did car park works begin; and (d) were the car park works completed. (4) For the Hurstbridge line duplication — (a) on what dates were regular services disrupted; (b) on what dates did regular services resume; (c) how many additional train services were added; and (d) what is the increase in service frequency since the removal of the level crossings and line duplication.

113728 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the 2016 contract awarded to the Lendlease, CPB Contractors, WSP Parsons Brinckerhoff, Aurecon and Metro Trains Melbourne alliance for the Caulfield to Dandenong Level Crossing Removal Project: (1) What was the total payment, including payments for contract variations, at contract close. (2) On what date were regular services disrupted due to the level crossing removal works. (3) On what date did regular services resume post level crossing removals. (4) How has this project improved the reliability of metropolitan, regional and freight services, including trains arriving on time and more often.

113829 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the 2017 contract awarded to the McConnell Dowell, Arup and Mott McDonald alliance for the removal of the level crossing at Kororoit Creek Road in Williamstown North, part duplication of the Altona loop, and potential removal of level crossings at Abbotts Road in Dandenong South, Aviation Road in Laverton, Ferguson Street in Williamstown and Cherry and Werribee Streets in Werribee: (1) What was the contract price for the delivery of the Kororoit Creek Road level crossing removal and part duplication of the Altona loop. (2) What was the total payment, including payments for contract variations, for works specified in question (1). (3) What additional funding was awarded for each listed potential level crossing removal. (4) What is the completion date scheduled for the removal of level crossings at — (a) Ferguson Street; (b) Cherry Street; and (c) Werribee Street. (5) What is the total spend for both components of the contract, as at 30 September 2019.

113929 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the 2017 contract awarded to the John Holland and KBR alliance for the removal of level crossings at Camp Road in Campbellfield, Skye/Overton Road in Frankston, Buckley Street in Essendon, and the potential removal of level crossings at Moreland Road in Brunswick, Bell Street in Coburg, and Glenroy Road in Glenroy: 5 June 2020 11

(1) What was the contract price for the delivery of the removal of level crossings at Camp Road, Skye/Overton Road, and Buckley Street. (2) What was the total payment, including payments for contract variations, for works specified in question (1). (3) What additional funding was awarded for level crossing removals for each listed potential level crossing removal. (4) What is the scheduled completion date for each listed potential level crossing removal. (5) What is the total spend for both components of the contract, as at 30 September 2019.

114027 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the 2018 contract awarded to the John Holland, KBR and MTM alliance for the removal of the level crossing at High Street in Reservoir: (1) What is the total spend under this contract to 30 September 2019. (2) What is the scheduled completion date.

114127 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the 2018 contract awarded to the Laing O'Rourke, Jacobs and Metro (MTM) alliance for the removal of the level crossing at Toorak Road in Kooyong: (1) What is the total spend under this contract to 30 September 2019. (2) What is the scheduled completion date.

1142 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to 2019 contract awarded to the Lendlease, Acciona Coleman Rail, WSP and Metro Trains alliance for the removal of level crossings at Park and Charman Roads in Cheltenham and Balcombe Road in Mentone: (1) What is the total spend under this contract to 30 September 2019. (2) What is the scheduled completion date for each level crossing removal.

1149 MR LIMBRICK – To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the use of cannabis and medical emergency cases: (1) How many patients presented with the following at each Victorian hospital Emergency Department, between March 2017 and February 2018 — (a) cannabinoid related psychosis; (b) cannabis dependency; (c) cannabis withdrawal symptoms; (d) acute cannabis intoxication; (e) symptoms of harmful use cannabis; (f) late onset psychosis related to cannabis; and (g) any sort of substance issue, including cannabis. (2) How many patients were treated overall by the Emergency Response Department.

(Notice received 4 February 2020)

1615 MR GRIMLEY — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to the National School Chaplaincy Program in Victorian government schools: (1) Have any organisations with contractual provider agreements failed to comply with the terms of their agreements, and if so — (a) how many complaints have the Department of Education and Training received in 2019; and (b) what actions were taken in response to those complaints. (2) What action does the Department of Education and Training take to eliminate discrimination within the operation of Program.

1620 MR HAYES — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to Victoria being the only state that does not have a dedicated police-in-schools program: Will the Minister advise if this program is something the Government will look at introducing. 5 June 2020 12

1632 MR RICH-PHILLIPS — To ask the Minister for Roads: How many road issues have been reported to VicRoads via the ‘Report a Road Issue’ section of the VicRoads website in the following calendar years — (a) 2016; (b) 2017; (c) 2018; and (d) 2019.

1635 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the Government announcement on 26 May 2019 relating to the commencement of the dental vans program to schools in Box Hill, Barwon South, Cranbourne and Wodonga: Of the schools visited in term four of 2019: (1) What percentage of students received a check-up. (2) What percentage of students received treatment.

1636 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to a media release in August 2019 relating to the dental vans program and the statement that there would be 22 schools included in the initial roll out of the program, and noting that only 19 schools were listed at the end of the media release: Can the Minister confirm the three schools that were not listed.

1637 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the dental vans program, can the Minister provide a breakdown of the qualifications and the experience required for the following treatment staff — (a) dentists; (b) oral hygienists; (c) therapists; and (d) student dentists.

1638 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the dental vans program, how many of the following treatment staff have been employed as — (a) dentists; (b) oral hygienists; (c) therapists; and (d) student dentists.

1639 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the dental vans program, what is the average remuneration for each of the following treatment staff — (a) dentists; (b) oral hygienists; (c) therapists; and (d) student dentists.

1640 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the dental vans program: Have all employees received a current Working With Children check.

1641 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the dental vans program: How many phone calls from treatment staff were made to parents relating to their children requiring further dental care action.

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1642 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the dental vans program: How many parents received written communication from treatment staff relating to their children requiring further dental care action.

1643 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the Government’s dental van proof of concept: (1) Have any program or dental staff made a mandatory report to the Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) under section 184 of the Children Youth and Families Act 2005 as a result of treating children within this program, and if so, how many reports were made. (2) Does DHHS have a policy in place for working alongside the Department of Education and Training in managing these types of situations.

1644 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the Minister’s answer to Question on Notice No. 1043 of 27 November 2019 regarding the dental van proof of concept and the statement that 24 schools had been visited in Barwon South, Cranbourne, Box Hill and Wodonga South in term three: Can the Minister list the schools visited.

1645 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the total number of schools eligible to be visited by the dental van proof of concept program: How many schools declined to take part in the program in — (a) Barwon South; (b) Box Hill; (c) Cranbourne; and (d) Wodonga South.

1718 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: What were the total number of Ambulance Victoria callouts in the Gippsland region on each day between 31 December 2019 to 15 January 2020, inclusive.

1719 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: What were the total number of Ambulance Victoria callouts in the Hume region on each day between 31 December 2019 to 15 January 2020, inclusive.

1720 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to respiratory related illness: Of the callouts in Victoria for respiratory related illness on 31 December 2019 — (a) how many were transported to an emergency department; (b) how many were referred to a general practitioner; and (c) how many were treated on site.

1721 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to respiratory related illness: Of the callouts in Victoria for respiratory related illness on 1 January 2020 — How many were transported to an emergency department. (a) how many were referred to a general practitioner; and (b) how many were treated on site.

1722 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to respiratory related illness: Of the callouts in Victoria for respiratory related illness on 2 January 2020 — (a) how many were transported to an emergency department; (b) how many were referred to a general practitioner; and (c) how many were treated on site.

1723 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to respiratory related illness: Of the callouts in Victoria for respiratory related illness on 3 January 2020 — (a) how many were transported to an emergency department; (b) how many were referred to a general practitioner; and 5 June 2020 14

1724 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to respiratory related illness: Of the callouts in Victoria for respiratory related illness on 4 January 2020 — (a) how many were transported to an emergency department; (b) how many were referred to a general practitioner; and (c) how many were treated on site.

1725 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to respiratory related illness: Of the callouts in Victoria for respiratory related illness on 5 January 2020 — (a) how many were transported to an emergency department; (b) how many were referred to a general practitioner; and (c) how many were treated on site.

1726 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to respiratory related illness: Of the callouts in Victoria for respiratory related illness on 6 January 2020 — (a) how many were transported to an emergency department; (b) how many were referred to a general practitioner; and (c) how many were treated on site.

1727 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to respiratory related illness: Of the callouts in Victoria for respiratory related illness on 7 January 2020 — (a) how many were transported to an emergency department; (b) how many were referred to a general practitioner; and (c) how many were treated on site.

1728 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to respiratory related illness: Of the callouts in Victoria for respiratory related illness on 8 January 2020 — (a) how many were transported to an emergency department; (b) how many were referred to a general practitioner; and (c) how many were treated on site.

1729 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to respiratory related illness: Of the callouts in Victoria for respiratory related illness on 9 January 2020 — (a) how many were transported to an emergency department; (b) how many were referred to a general practitioner; and (c) how many were treated on site.

1730 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to respiratory related illness: Of the callouts in Victoria for respiratory related illness on 10 January 2020 — (a) how many were transported to an emergency department; (b) how many were referred to a general practitioner; and (c) how many were treated on site.

1731 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to respiratory related illness: Of the callouts in Victoria for respiratory related illness on 11 January 2020 — (a) how many were transported to an emergency department; (b) how many were referred to a general practitioner; and (c) how many were treated on site.

1732 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to respiratory related illness: Of the callouts in Victoria for respiratory related illness on 12 January 2020 — (a) how many were transported to an emergency department; (b) how many were referred to a general practitioner; and (c) how many were treated on site. 5 June 2020 15

1733 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to respiratory related illness: Of the callouts in Victoria for respiratory related illness on 13 January 2020 — (a) how many were transported to an emergency department; (b) how many were referred to a general practitioner; and (c) how many were treated on site.

1734 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to respiratory related illness: Of the callouts in Victoria for respiratory related illness on 14 January 2020 — (a) how many were transported to an emergency department; (b) how many were referred to a general practitioner; and (c) how many were treated on site.

1735 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to respiratory related illness: Of the callouts in Victoria for respiratory related illness on 15 January 2020 — (a) how many were transported to an emergency department; (b) how many were referred to a general practitioner; and (c) how many were treated on site.

1749 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) originating in Wuhan, China: (1) What is the Government doing to ensure the virus does not spread throughout Victoria. (2) What advice has the Department of Health and Human Services received from — (a) the Commonwealth Government; (b) other state governments; (c) the World Health Organisation; and (d) other public health entities. (3) Has the Government allocated any funding to implement preventative measures to stop the spread of the virus.

1755 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to The Royal Children’s Hospital Gender Service: Of the 104 referrals to the hospital as at 11 September 2014, how many patients saw a — (a) clinical nurse consultant; (b) psychologist; (c) psychiatrist; (d) speech pathologist; (e) mental health nurse; (f) paediatrician; and (g) paediatric endocrinologist.

(Notice received 6 February 2020)

1762 MR HAYES — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the North East Link project and the environmental impact assessment process where an independent panel was appointed to advise on the environmental acceptability of the project: Why is the Minister dismissing the recommendations of the independent panel who found that, after a nine week hearing of over 50 expert witnesses, the project is not environmentally acceptable unless significant changes are made.

(Notice received 18 February 2020)

1771 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the Train Station Entry Reports for the Cranbourne line over the period of 2015-2019: For each financial year between 2015 and 2019: 5 June 2020 16

(1) What is the estimated annual patronage by station. (2) What is the estimated average weekday entries by station. (3) What is the estimated average daily entries by station on a normal weekday. (4) What is the estimated average daily entries by station on a Saturday. (5) What is the estimated average daily entries by station on a Sunday. (6) What is the estimated average weekly entries by station. (7) What is the estimated weekday entries at pre-AM peak by station. (8) What is the estimated weekday entries at AM peak by station. (9) What is the estimated weekday entries at interpeak by station. (10) What is the estimated weekday entries at PM peak by station. (11) What is the estimated weekday entries at PM late by station.

1780 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the Train Station Entry Reports for the Williamstown line over the period of 2015-2019: For each financial year between 2015 and 2019: (1) What is the estimated annual patronage by station. (2) What is the estimated average weekday entries by station. (3) What is the estimated average daily entries by station on a normal weekday. (4) What is the estimated average daily entries by station on a Saturday. (5) What is the estimated average daily entries by station on a Sunday. (6) What is the estimated average weekly entries by station. (7) What is the estimated weekday entries at pre-AM peak by station. (8) What is the estimated weekday entries at AM peak by station. (9) What is the estimated weekday entries at interpeak by station. (10) What is the estimated weekday entries at PM peak by station. (11) What is the estimated weekday entries at PM late by station.

1781 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the Train Station Entry Reports for the Mernda line over the period of 2015-2019: For each financial year between 2015 and 2019: (1) What is the estimated annual patronage by station. (2) What is the estimated average weekday entries by station. (3) What is the estimated average daily entries by station on a normal weekday. (4) What is the estimated average daily entries by station on a Saturday. (5) What is the estimated average daily entries by station on a Sunday. (6) What is the estimated average weekly entries by station. (7) What is the estimated weekday entries at pre-AM peak by station. (8) What is the estimated weekday entries at AM peak by station. (9) What is the estimated weekday entries at interpeak by station. (10) What is the estimated weekday entries at PM peak by station. (11) What is the estimated weekday entries at PM late by station.

1790 MR HAYES — To ask the Minister for Small Business: Is the Minister aware that over 80 shopfronts on the street level alone are closed along Chapel Street at present, and if so, is the Minister looking at ways to address this issue with retail trading.

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(Notice received 19 February 2020)

1818 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): In relation to the Coghlan Review, established in 2017 to advise the Government on how Victoria’s bail system should be reformed to best manage risk and to maximise community safety: (1) Which of the 37 recommendations of the Coghlan Review did the Government — (a) reject; (b) accept in full; and (c) accept in principle. (2) Which of the recommendations were accepted in full and have been wholly implemented. (3) Which of the recommendations were accepted in full but have not been wholly implemented and why. (4) Has the Government wholly implemented any of the recommendations that it accepted in principle, and if so, which ones. (5) Has the Government only partly implemented any of the recommendations that it accepted in principle, and if so, which ones. (6) Have any of the recommendations that were accepted in principle still not been implemented in any way by the Government, and if so, which ones. (7) Has the Government implemented Recommendation 37, and if not, what are the reasons for that decision. (8) How can a member of the public access, at any time, the most up-to-date report of the Government’s progress in implementing each of the recommendations of the Review.

1819 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): In relation to meetings within the Attorney-General’s portfolio: (1) Since 1 January 2015 inclusive, on what dates have there been meetings of the — (a) Criminal Justice System Steering Committee; (b) Hate Crime Review Working Group; and (c) Bail Steering Committee. (2) Were formal minutes of any of the meetings in paragraph (1) taken, and if so, for which meetings and how can copies of these minutes be accessed by members of the public.

1820 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): In relation to a $28.8 million commitment referenced in the 2019-2020 Budget Overview, aimed at decreasing re-offending and keeping communities safe with programs targeting young people at risk within the Attorney-General’s portfolio: (1) Given that they pertain to the Bail Access Program and the Bail and Remand Court, have these initiatives subsequently decreased the time spent by Victorians on remand, and, if so, by how much. (2) What have been the outcomes since the inception of the Court Integrated Services Program (CISP), in particular in Northern Victoria. (3) Which organisations provide CISP to offenders.

1821 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): In relation to the incarceration of Indigenous people in Victoria: (1) Since 2014, how many different programs has the Government administered that have been directly aimed at reducing the number of Indigenous people incarcerated in Victoria, and — (a) what are the names of each of these programs; and (b) what has been the total funding allocated to each of these programs, per financial year. (2) What was the total number of Indigenous people in incarceration in Victoria at 1 January 2015. (3) What was the total number of Indigenous people in incarceration in Victoria at 20 February 2020.

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1823 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to rail replacement coach services on the North East Railway line: (1) How many individual compensation payments were issued to passengers on that line in respect of delays to V/Line services during — (a) 2014; (b) 2015; (c) 2016; (d) 2017; (e) 2018; (f) 2019; and (g) 2020. (2) What has been the total amount of compensation payments issued to passengers on that line in respect of delays to V/Line services during — (a) 2014; (b) 2015; (c) 2016; (d) 2017; (e) 2018; (f) 2019; and (g) 2020. (3) During the period from 1 January 2014 to the day on which this answer is provided, what have been the — (a) five travel dates in respect of which the highest total compensation payments were issued to passengers in respect of delays to V/Line services; and (b) what were the total amounts of compensation payments issued to passengers in respect of delays to V/Line services for each of these five dates, respectively.

1824 MR QUILTY — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to Community Emergency Response volunteers with first aid training, but who are not paramedics, enlisted by the Government to address inadequate ambulance response times in Indigo Shire: For the last 12 months, what proportion of ambulances dispatched to patients in Indigo Shire were manned by paramedics.

(Notice received 3 March 2020)

1844 MRS MCARTHUR — To ask the Special Minister of State (for the Minister for Planning): In relation to the Maddingley Brown Coal site as a disposal site for the contaminated soil from the West Gate Tunnel project: (1) If soil is disposed of at the site, who will be responsible for the testing, storage and treatment of the soil. (2) Who would be liable for serious environmental or health consequences resulting from soil disposal at the site. (3) Have any alternative sites for contaminated soil disposal been considered that are not near residential areas. (4) Will the Bacchus Marsh and surrounding communities be guaranteed safety from contamination.

1858 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to VicTrack land leased to the Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC): (1) What is the amount of rent received by Victoria from the ARTC for each of the past five years. (2) What is the amount paid by Victorian agencies to the ARTC to use its leased lines for each of the past five years.

*1859 MR BOURMAN — To ask the Minister for Regional Development (for the Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change): In relation to Lake Mokoan: How many visitors travelled to Lake Mokoan in — 5 June 2020 19

(Notice received 17 March 2020)

1867 MR HAYES — To ask the Minister for Agriculture: Will the Minister reconsider the current logging occurring in the Toolangi and Rubicon State Forests and push for a moratorium on this until fire damage is finalised and damage assessed.

1868 MR MEDDICK — To ask the Minister for Agriculture: In relation to the Game Management Authority website that states that firearms are not to be used in a 'populous' place: Can the Minister please clarify the definition of populous.

1869 MR MEDDICK — To ask the Minister for Agriculture: In relation to duck shooting: (1) Will the Minister confirm if all areas where duck shooting is allowed will be available for the public to view on maps. (2) Can the Minister confirm if all areas where duck shooting is allowed will be clearly signposted prior to the season commencement. (3) Will the Minister ensure, for public safety, that a risk assessment has been carried out at all public areas where duck shooting is allowed before the season starts.

1870 MR MEDDICK — To ask the Minister for Agriculture: In relation to the Domestic Animals Amendment (Puppy Farms and Pet Shops) Act 2017: Noting that the Minister can give approval for breeding establishments to have more than ten fertile dogs, can the Minister advise how many of these permits have been issued since the legislation passed.

1871 MR MEDDICK — To ask the Minister for Agriculture: In relation to Clause 2.10 of the Code of Practice for the Management of Dogs and Cats in Shelters and Pounds which states “Aggressive, anti-social animals or an animal with known vices such as excessive barking, or habitual escapees must not be made available for sale”: Noting that when a rescue organisation accepts an animal with these behaviours from a shelter or pound, they do not consider this transfer to be a sale, can the Minister confirm that the transfer of an animal requiring rehabilitation from a shelter or pound to a rescue organisation is not classified as a sale under this clause.

*1873 MR HAYES — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Priority Precincts): In relation to Kew Cottages: (1) Is the Government now selling apartments at the Kew Cottages site ‘off the plan’, before all planning and heritage requirements have been complied with. (2) Is it correct that Development Victoria, the owner of the land, is yet to comply with a 2018 Heritage Council requirement for a Heritage Covenant on the Kew Cottages land. (3) After being advised by the Minister for Planning that the Government’s Kew Cottages Development partner Walker Corporation’s contract expires on 31 December 2020, what risk is there to potential buyers if the apartments are not completed by 31 December 2020. (4) Have potential buyers been fully informed of all potential risks involved in buying apartments off the plan in the Walker Corporation’s Main Drive Kew estate.

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1876 MR HAYES — To ask the Minister for Local Government: In relation to the dismissal of the South Gippsland Shire Council: (1) Did the Minister receive the two Council submissions made by the Shire Councillors and the Mayor prior to the dismissal. (2) Did the Minister, on 2 April 2019, indicate that the submissions would be tabled in Parliament. (3) Can the Minister table the submissions or advise when they will be publicly released.

1878 MR GRIMLEY — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): In relation to the Victims of Crime Assistance Tribunal (VOCAT) who can give financial assistance to victims of crime in Victoria: In the 2019 calendar year, how many victims of crime received financial compensation from VOCAT.

1879 MR GRIMLEY — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): In relation to the Victims of Crime Assistance Tribunal (VOCAT) and the maximum amount of financial assistance a victim of crime can receive, which depends on the details of the crime and if they are a primary, secondary or related victim: On average, what level of funding do primary victims of sexual offences receive.

(Notice received 18 March 2020)

1904 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: What was the average wait time for patients at the COVID-19 Screening Clinics located at the Royal Melbourne Hospital, Alfred Hospital, Austin Hospital, Box Hill Hospital, Monash Clayton, Northern Hospital and Sunshine Hospital on 10 March 2020.

1905 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: What was the average wait time for patients at the COVID-19 Screening Clinics located at the Royal Melbourne Hospital, Alfred Hospital, Austin Hospital, Box Hill Hospital, Monash Clayton, Northern Hospital and Sunshine Hospital on 11 March 2020.

1906 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: What was the average wait time for patients at the COVID-19 Screening Clinics located at the Royal Melbourne Hospital, Alfred Hospital, Austin Hospital, Box Hill Hospital, Monash Clayton, Northern Hospital and Sunshine Hospital on 12 March 2020.

1907 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: What was the average wait time for patients at the COVID-19 Screening Clinics located at the Royal Melbourne Hospital, Alfred Hospital, Austin Hospital, Box Hill Hospital, Monash Clayton, Northern Hospital and Sunshine Hospital on 13 March 2020.

1908 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: What was the average wait time for patients at the COVID-19 Screening Clinics located at the Royal Melbourne Hospital, Alfred Hospital, Austin Hospital, Box Hill Hospital, Monash Clayton, Northern Hospital and Sunshine Hospital on 14 March 2020.

1909 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: What was the average wait time for patients at the COVID-19 Screening Clinics located at the Royal Melbourne Hospital, Alfred Hospital, Austin Hospital, Box Hill Hospital, Monash Clayton, Northern Hospital and Sunshine Hospital on 15 March 2020.

1910 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: What was the average wait time for patients at the COVID-19 Screening Clinics located at the Royal Melbourne Hospital, Alfred Hospital, Austin Hospital, Box Hill Hospital, Monash Clayton, Northern Hospital and Sunshine Hospital on 16 March 2020. 5 June 2020 21

1911 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: What was the average wait time for patients at the COVID-19 Screening Clinics located at the Royal Melbourne Hospital, Alfred Hospital, Austin Hospital, Box Hill Hospital, Monash Clayton, Northern Hospital and Sunshine Hospital on 17 March 2020.

1923 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: How many phone calls have been made to Victoria’s Nurse on Call Hotline for COVID-19 from its first day of operation to 17 March 2020 inclusive.

1935 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to COVID-19: Will the Government be considering large temporary field clinics to be set up at each health service or at selected health services to deal with a large number of presentations.

1936 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to COVID-19: Where will potential large temporary field clinics be situated.

1937 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to COVID-19: As described by the Deputy Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services on 3 March 2020: How many acute respiratory centres are currently under consideration to be established in Victoria.

1938 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: How will additional COVID-19 speciality clinics be staffed.

1940 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: Has the Department of Health and Human Services considered establishing drive through COVID-19 clinics.

1941 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: If drive through COVID-19 clinics are established what are the time frames to have those clinics operational and where will they be situated.

1942 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: How many of Victoria’s nurses registration have lapsed in the past two years.

1943 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: Does the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency keep an up to date contact database of retired healthcare personnel in Victoria.

1944 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to COVID-19: Will there be a campaign to recruit former and retired healthcare personnel.

1945 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to COVID-19: Will the Government be able to comply with the Enterprise Bargaining Agreement requirements should a pandemic occur.

1946 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to COVID-19: Would there be any incentive payments for staff to undertake additional work.

1947 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to reports suggesting that COVID- 19 is affecting people over 60 years of age: How many of the healthcare workforce in Victoria currently in the workplace are 60 years of age or over.

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1950 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: Have any staff been asked to take leave early in preparation of a large scale break out of COVID-19.

1953 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the Government providing additional funding to assist with testing and a new Victorian consortium led by the Doherty Institute and Burnet Institutes receiving $4 million to develop novel diagnostics and point-of- care tests, new therapeutics and to support clinical trials and public health initiatives to reduce transmission of the COVID-19: When will the novel diagnostics and point-of-care tests be in operation.

1956 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: How will the Government manage vulnerable communities such as the homeless and will dedicated shelters and clinics be set up for these vulnerable cohorts and will they be actively monitored.

1959 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: How much additional funding has been provided to Victoria’s health service for their individual COVID-19 plans.

1964 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: Has the Government identified additional premises to be utilised as dedicated COVID-19 hospitals.

1965 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: As at 1 March 2020, what was the total number of elective surgery patients on the waiting lists for the following health services — (a) Alfred Health; (b) Austin Health; (c) Calvary Health Care Bethlehem; (d) Eastern Health; (e) Melbourne Health; (f) Mercy Hospitals Victoria Limited; (g) Monash Health; (h) Northern Health; (i) Peninsula Health; (j) Peter MacCallum Cancer Institute; (k) The Royal Children’s Hospital; (l) The Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital; (m) The Royal Women’s Hospital; (n) St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne Limited; (o) Western Health; (p) Barwon Health; (q) Casterton Memorial Hospital; (r) Colac Area Health; (s) Great Ocean Road Health; (t) Hesse Rural Health Service; (u) Heywood Rural Health; (v) Moyne Health Services; (w) Portland District Health; (x) South West Healthcare; (y) Terang and Mortlake Health Service; (z) Western District Health Service; (aa) Bairnsdale Regional Health Service; (bb) Bass Coast Health; (cc) Central Gippsland Health Service; (dd) Gippsland Southern Health Service; (ee) Kooweerup Regional Health Service; (ff) Latrobe Regional Hospital; 5 June 2020 23

(gg) Omeo District Health; (hh) South Gippsland Hospital; (ii) West Gippsland Healthcare Group; (jj) Yarram and District Health Service; (kk) Ballarat Health Services; (ll) Beaufort and Skipton Health Service; (mm) Djerriwarrh Health Services; (nn) East Grampians Health Service; (oo) East Wimmera Health Service; (pp) Edenhope and District Memorial Hospital; (qq) Hepburn Health Service; (rr) Rural Northwest Health; (ss) Stawell Regional Health; (tt) West Wimmera Health Service; (uu) Wimmera Health Care Group; (vv) Albury Wodonga Health; (ww) Alexandra District Health; (xx) Beechworth Health Service; (yy) Benalla Health; (zz) Goulburn Valley Health; (aaa) Mansfield District Hospital; (bbb) NCN Health; (ccc) Northeast Health Wangaratta; (ddd) Seymour Health; (eee) Tallangatta Health Service; (fff) Kilmore and District Hospital; (ggg) Yarrawonga Health; (hhh) Yea and District Memorial Hospital; (iii) Bendigo Health; (jjj) Boort District Health; (kkk) Castlemaine Health; (lll) Cohuna District Hospital; (mmm) Echuca Regional Health; (nnn) Heathcote Health; (ooo) Inglewood and Districts Health Service; (ppp) Kerang District Health; (qqq) Kyabram District Health Service; (rrr) Kyneton District Health Service; (sss) Maldon Hospital; (ttt) Maryborough District Health Service; (uuu) Mildura Base Hospital; (vvv) Rochester and Elmore District Health Service; and (www) Swan Hill District Health.

1966 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: As at 1 March 2020, what was the median time to treatment for all emergency department patients, in minutes, for the following health services — (a) Alfred Health; (b) Austin Health; (c) Calvary Health Care Bethlehem; (d) Eastern Health; (e) Melbourne Health; (f) Mercy Hospitals Victoria Limited; (g) Monash Health; 5 June 2020 24

(h) Northern Health; (i) Peninsula Health; (j) Peter MacCallum Cancer Institute; (k) The Royal Children’s Hospital; (l) The Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital; (m) The Royal Women’s Hospital; (n) St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne Limited; (o) Western Health; (p) Barwon Health; (q) Casterton Memorial Hospital; (r) Colac Area Health; (s) Great Ocean Road Health; (t) Hesse Rural Health Service; (u) Heywood Rural Health; (v) Moyne Health Services; (w) Portland District Health; (x) South West Healthcare; (y) Terang and Mortlake Health Service; (z) Western District Health Service; (aa) Bairnsdale Regional Health Service; (bb) Bass Coast Health; (cc) Central Gippsland Health Service; (dd) Gippsland Southern Health Service; (ee) Kooweerup Regional Health Service; (ff) Latrobe Regional Hospital; (gg) Omeo District Health; (hh) South Gippsland Hospital; (ii) West Gippsland Healthcare Group; (jj) Yarram and District Health Service; (kk) Ballarat Health Services; (ll) Beaufort and Skipton Health Service; (mm) Djerriwarrh Health Services; (nn) East Grampians Health Service; (oo) East Wimmera Health Service; (pp) Edenhope and District Memorial Hospital; (qq) Hepburn Health Service; (rr) Rural Northwest Health; (ss) Stawell Regional Health; (tt) West Wimmera Health Service; (uu) Wimmera Health Care Group; (vv) Albury Wodonga Health; (ww) Alexandra District Health; (xx) Beechworth Health Service; (yy) Benalla Health; (zz) Goulburn Valley Health; (aaa) Mansfield District Hospital; (bbb) NCN Health; (ccc) Northeast Health Wangaratta; (ddd) Seymour Health; (eee) Tallangatta Health Service; (fff) The Kilmore and District Hospital; (ggg) Yarrawonga Health; (hhh) Yea and District Memorial Hospital; (iii) Bendigo Health; 5 June 2020 25

(jjj) Boort District Health; (kkk) Castlemaine Health; (lll) Cohuna District Hospital; (mmm) Echuca Regional Health; (nnn) Heathcote Health; (ooo) Inglewood and Districts Health Service; (ppp) Kerang District Health; (qqq) Kyabram District Health Service; (rrr) Kyneton District Health Service; (sss) Maldon Hospital; (ttt) Maryborough District Health Service; (uuu) Mildura Base Hospital; (vvv) Rochester and Elmore District Health Service; and (www) Swan Hill District Health.

1967 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: As at 1 March 2020, what was the total number of patients admitted from the elective surgery wait list for the following health services — (a) Alfred Health; (b) Austin Health; (c) Calvary Health Care Bethlehem; (d) Eastern Health; (e) Melbourne Health; (f) Mercy Hospitals Victoria Limited; (g) Monash Health; (h) Northern Health; (i) Peninsula Health; (j) Peter MacCallum Cancer Institute; (k) The Royal Children’s Hospital; (l) The Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital; (m) The Royal Women’s Hospital; (n) St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne Limited; (o) Western Health; (p) Barwon Health; (q) Casterton Memorial Hospital; (r) Colac Area Health; (s) Great Ocean Road Health; (t) Hesse Rural Health Service; (u) Heywood Rural Health; (v) Moyne Health Services; (w) Portland District Health; (x) South West Healthcare; (y) Terang and Mortlake Health Service; (z) Western District Health Service; (aa) Bairnsdale Regional Health Service; (bb) Bass Coast Health; (cc) Central Gippsland Health Service; (dd) Gippsland Southern Health Service; (ee) Kooweerup Regional Health Service; (ff) Latrobe Regional Hospital; (gg) Omeo District Health; (hh) South Gippsland Hospital; (ii) West Gippsland Healthcare Group; (jj) Yarram and District Health Service; 5 June 2020 26

(kk) Ballarat Health Services; (ll) Beaufort and Skipton Health Service; (mm) Djerriwarrh Health Services; (nn) East Grampians Health Service; (oo) East Wimmera Health Service; (pp) Edenhope and District Memorial Hospital; (qq) Hepburn Health Service; (rr) Rural Northwest Health; (ss) Stawell Regional Health; (tt) West Wimmera Health Service; (uu) Wimmera Health Care Group; (vv) Albury Wodonga Health; (ww) Alexandra District Health; (xx) Beechworth Health Service; (yy) Benalla Health; (zz) Goulburn Valley Health; (aaa) Mansfield District Hospital; (bbb) NCN Health; (ccc) Northeast Health Wangaratta; (ddd) Seymour Health; (eee) Tallangatta Health Service; (fff) The Kilmore and District Hospital; (ggg) Yarrawonga Health; (hhh) Yea and District Memorial Hospital; (iii) Bendigo Health; (jjj) Boort District Health; (kkk) Castlemaine Health; (lll) Cohuna District Hospital; (mmm) Echuca Regional Health; (nnn) Heathcote Health; (ooo) Inglewood and Districts Health Service; (ppp) Kerang District Health; (qqq) Kyabram District Health Service; (rrr) Kyneton District Health Service; (sss) Maldon Hospital; (ttt) Maryborough District Health Service; (uuu) Mildura Base Hospital; (vvv) Rochester and Elmore District Health Service; and (www) Swan Hill District Health.

1968 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: As at 1 March 2020, what was the median wait time for urgent first specialist clinic appointments for all specialities, in days, for the following health services — (a) Alfred Health; (b) Austin Health; (c) Calvary Health Care Bethlehem; (d) Eastern Health; (e) Melbourne Health; (f) Mercy Hospitals Victoria Limited; (g) Monash Health; (h) Northern Health; (i) Peninsula Health; (j) Peter MacCallum Cancer Institute; (k) The Royal Children’s Hospital; 5 June 2020 27

(l) The Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital; (m) The Royal Women’s Hospital; (n) St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne Limited; (o) Western Health; (p) Barwon Health; (q) Casterton Memorial Hospital; (r) Colac Area Health; (s) Great Ocean Road Health; (t) Hesse Rural Health Service; (u) Heywood Rural Health; (v) Moyne Health Services; (w) Portland District Health; (x) South West Healthcare; (y) Terang and Mortlake Health Service; (z) Western District Health Service; (aa) Bairnsdale Regional Health Service; (bb) Bass Coast Health; (cc) Central Gippsland Health Service; (dd) Gippsland Southern Health Service; (ee) Kooweerup Regional Health Service; (ff) Latrobe Regional Hospital; (gg) Omeo District Health; (hh) South Gippsland Hospital; (ii) West Gippsland Healthcare Group; (jj) Yarram and District Health Service; (kk) Ballarat Health Services; (ll) Beaufort and Skipton Health Service; (mm) Djerriwarrh Health Services; (nn) East Grampians Health Service; (oo) East Wimmera Health Service; (pp) Edenhope and District Memorial Hospital; (qq) Hepburn Health Service; (rr) Rural Northwest Health; (ss) Stawell Regional Health; (tt) West Wimmera Health Service; (uu) Wimmera Health Care Group; (vv) Albury Wodonga Health; (ww) Alexandra District Health; (xx) Beechworth Health Service; (yy) Benalla Health; (zz) Goulburn Valley Health; (aaa) Mansfield District Hospital; (bbb) NCN Health; (ccc) Northeast Health Wangaratta; (ddd) Seymour Health; (eee) Tallangatta Health Service; (fff) The Kilmore and District Hospital; (ggg) Yarrawonga Health; (hhh) Yea and District Memorial Hospital; (iii) Bendigo Health; (jjj) Boort District Health; (kkk) Castlemaine Health; (lll) Cohuna District Hospital; (mmm) Echuca Regional Health; 5 June 2020 28

(nnn) Heathcote Health; (ooo) Inglewood and Districts Health Service; (ppp) Kerang District Health; (qqq) Kyabram District Health Service; (rrr) Kyneton District Health Service; (sss) Maldon Hospital; (ttt) Maryborough District Health Service; (uuu) Mildura Base Hospital; (vvv) Rochester and Elmore District Health Service; and (www) Swan Hill District Health.

1969 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: As at 1 March 2020, what was the median wait time for urgent first specialist clinic appointments for all specialities, in days, for the following health services — (a) Alfred Health; (b) Austin Health; (c) Calvary Health Care Bethlehem; (d) Eastern Health; (e) Melbourne Health; (f) Mercy Hospitals Victoria Limited; (g) Monash Health; (h) Northern Health; (i) Peninsula Health; (j) Peter MacCallum Cancer Institute; (k) The Royal Children’s Hospital; (l) The Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital; (m) The Royal Women’s Hospital; (n) St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne Limited; (o) Western Health; (p) Barwon Health; (q) Casterton Memorial Hospital; (r) Colac Area Health; (s) Great Ocean Road Health; (t) Hesse Rural Health Service; (u) Heywood Rural Health; (v) Moyne Health Services; (w) Portland District Health; (x) South West Healthcare; (y) Terang and Mortlake Health Service; (z) Western District Health Service; (aa) Bairnsdale Regional Health Service; (bb) Bass Coast Health; (cc) Central Gippsland Health Service; (dd) Gippsland Southern Health Service; (ee) Kooweerup Regional Health Service; (ff) Latrobe Regional Hospital; (gg) Omeo District Health; (hh) South Gippsland Hospital; (ii) West Gippsland Healthcare Group; (jj) Yarram and District Health Service; (kk) Ballarat Health Services; (ll) Beaufort and Skipton Health Service; (mm) Djerriwarrh Health Services; (nn) East Grampians Health Service; 5 June 2020 29

(oo) East Wimmera Health Service; (pp) Edenhope and District Memorial Hospital; (qq) Hepburn Health Service; (rr) Rural Northwest Health; (ss) Stawell Regional Health; (tt) West Wimmera Health Service; (uu) Wimmera Health Care Group; (vv) Albury Wodonga Health; (ww) Alexandra District Health; (xx) Beechworth Health Service; (yy) Benalla Health; (zz) Goulburn Valley Health; (aaa) Mansfield District Hospital; (bbb) NCN Health; (ccc) Northeast Health Wangaratta; (ddd) Seymour Health; (eee) Tallangatta Health Service; (fff) The Kilmore and District Hospital; (ggg) Yarrawonga Health; (hhh) Yea and District Memorial Hospital; (iii) Bendigo Health; (jjj) Boort District Health; (kkk) Castlemaine Health; (lll) Cohuna District Hospital; (mmm) Echuca Regional Health; (nnn) Heathcote Health; (ooo) Inglewood and Districts Health Service; (ppp) Kerang District Health; (qqq) Kyabram District Health Service; (rrr) Kyneton District Health Service; (sss) Maldon Hospital; (ttt) Maryborough District Health Service; (uuu) Mildura Base Hospital; (vvv) Rochester and Elmore District Health Service; and (www) Swan Hill District Health.

1970 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: What is the total head count of staff at the Department of Health and Human Services on 1 January 2020.

1971 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: What was the total full-time equivalent staff at the Department of Health and Human Services on 1 January 2020.

1972 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the increase of 10,854 patients on Victoria’s elective surgery waiting list from 30 June 2019 to 31 December 2019: Of these 10,854 patients, how many required — (a) thyroid surgery; (b) prostate surgery; (c) hernia surgery; and (d) gynaecological surgery.

1973 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the 50,697 patients on Victoria’s elective surgery waiting list as at December 2019: How many required — (a) thyroid surgery; (b) prostate surgery; 5 June 2020 30

1974 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the 50,697 patients on the elective surgery waiting list at 31 December 2019: How many required — (a) cataract extraction; (b) hysterectomy; (c) inguinal herniorrhaphy; (d) cardiothoracic surgery — (i) coronary artery bypass graft; (e) ear, nose and throat surgery — (i) myringoplasty; (ii) myringotomy; (iii) septoplasty; (iv) tonsillectomy; (f) general surgery — (i) cholecystectomy; (ii) haemorrhoidectomy; (iii) inguinal herniorrhaphy; (g) gynaecology — (i) hysterectomy; (ii) neurosurgery; (h) ophthalmology — (i) repair of cataract; (i) orthopaedics — (i) total hip replacement; (ii) total knee replacement; (iii) plastic surgery; (j) urology — (i) cystoscopy; (k) prostatectomy; and (l) vascular surgery — (i) varicose veins stripping and ligation.

1975 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the 7,000 fast-tracked elective surgery wait list patients announced on 15 March 2020: Can the Minister provide a breakdown of these surgeries by speciality.

1977 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: Can the Minister provide a breakdown of where the additional $60 million, to be made available to both public and private hospitals for thyroid, prostate, hernia or gynaecological surgeries, will be spent.

*1978 MR HAYES — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Priority Precincts): In relation to the public release of Phytophthora Cinnamomi: (1) Is the Minister aware that Victoria’s Public Land Management Strategy, approved by the Minister in 2008 as Minister for the Environment, identifies the need to focus on areas at risk from the deadly plant pathogen Phytophthora Cinnamomi, including communication and community engagement. (2) Will the Minister request that Development Victoria and its contractor Walker Corporation stop delaying the public release of Phytophthora Cinnamomi management reports for the Kew Cottages development, which is adjacent to both the Yarra Bend Park and State Heritage listed former Willsmere Hospital.

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1981 MR HAYES — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the homes proposed to be demolished by the Government in Geelong Road, Footscray as part of the Footscray Road project: Is the Minister aware that these homes include the former home of Charles Hoadley, a leader in Victoria’s response to the 1919 influenza pandemic, the former home of Percy Richardson, another leader in that fight who died of influenza, and the former home of Graeme Robertson, who became Registrar at the Royal Melbourne Hospital in 1930 and was a leading neurologist and the President of the Australian Association of Neurologists.

1982 MR HAYES — To ask the Minister for Health: Is the Minister aware of the comments made by the Footscray Historical Society that for the Footscray Hospital to be erected over the ruins of the homes of Footscray’s pioneers in community service, health care administration, and advanced medical research, would be a standing reproach to Victoria’s Department of Health and Human services, and an everlasting blot on the name of the new hospital.

1983 MR HAYES — To ask the Minister for Regional Development (for the Minister for Housing): In relation to a report by the Herald Sun on 8 February 2019, that hundreds of complaints about apartment overcrowding had been made in the City of Melbourne’s local government area: (1) Given that overcrowding is both widespread and a known health risk, has the Minister discussed with the City of Melbourne steps that can be taken to ensure the health of apartment occupants during the coronavirus crisis. (2) Has the Minister considered arranging alternative accommodation to protect the health of all apartment occupants in the City of Melbourne’s local government area that complies with relevant laws and regulations related to maximum occupancy numbers for accommodation.

1984 MR HAYES — To ask the Minister for Local Government: In relation to a report by the Herald Sun on 8 February 2019, that hundreds of complaints about apartment overcrowding had been made in the City of Melbourne’s local government area: (1) Given that overcrowding is both widespread and a known health risk, has the Minister discussed with the City of Melbourne steps that can be taken to ensure the health of apartment occupants during the coronavirus crisis. (2) What assistance, if any, is the Government extending to the City of Melbourne to combat the problem of apartment overcrowding, and in particular, the risk of coronavirus in the Central Business District.

1985 MR HAYES — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to a report by the Herald Sun on 8 February 2019, that hundreds of complaints about apartment overcrowding had been made in the City of Melbourne’s local government area and comments by Mr Stephen Raff of Ace Body Corporate Management, telling The Age a day before that the practice of ‘hot bedding’, where multiple shift workers use the same bed, was a health and safety issue: (1) What additional risks to health are posed by the practice of hot bedding. (2) Given that overcrowding is both widespread and a known health risk, has the Minister discussed with the City of Melbourne steps that can be taken to ensure the health of apartment occupants during the coronavirus crisis. (3) Has the Minister considered arranging alternative accommodation to protect the health of all apartment occupants in the City of Melbourne’s local government area that complies with relevant laws and regulations related to maximum occupancy numbers for accommodation.

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1987 MR QUILTY — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to COVID-19 and noting that we have seen increasing levels of social restrictions, the continued panic buying of staple goods in supermarkets and further noting apparent restrictions on testing for the virus: (1) How is the Government conducting COVID-19 tests and how many are being done each day. (2) What is the cost per test. (3) How many test kits are available. (4) How many tests can be processed each day. (5) How will the Government detect the disease spreading in the community if only people with known contact with confirmed carriers are tested. (6) Are pathology labs across Victoria processing tests or is there a central facility.

1988 MR HAYES — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the Western Highway upgrade: Will the Minister consider the northern option put forward by residents for the Western Highway upgrade noting that residents have been told it is a much faster, safer, cheaper and more environmentally friendly option than the current proposed Option 1.

1989 MR HAYES — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the state-owned land near Glen Waverley Railway Station, between O’Sullivan Road, Railway Parade North and Euneva Avenue: Is this land earmarked for sale by the Government, and if so, has the Minister taken into account its importance in the proposed Suburban Rail Loop.

1992 MR HAYES — To ask the Minister for Agriculture: In relation to the Australia and New Zealand Ministerial Forum on Food Regulation (the Forum): (1) What consideration has the Forum given to Recommendation 12 of the Review of Food Labelling Law and Policy (the Blewett Review), which dealt with the labelling of imported palm oil. (2) What was the outcome of that consideration. (3) Does the Government support the mandatory labelling of palm oil as a means of enabling consumers to object to the ongoing destruction of the tropical rainforest habitat of orangutans and other endangered species.

1993 MR HAYES — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to a 2017 speech to the National Press Club, where the Australian Council of Trade Unions Secretary Sally McManus quoted figures that there are 1.4 million people in Australia on temporary work visas, and noting that Ms McManus said that this represented around one in ten people in the Australian workforce and that many of these temporary work visas are amongst the lowest paid in society: (1) Can the Minister advise how temporary work visa holders residing in Victoria can access affordable medical care and treatment if infected with COVID-19. (2) Are temporary workers that are infected with COVID-19 eligible for Medicare. (3) If temporary workers residing in Victoria are not eligible for Medicare, what provisions for treatment and medical care has the Minister made for those who contract COVID-19.

1994 MR HAYES — To ask the Minister for Regional Development (for the Minister for Planning): In relation to vegetation in Melbourne’s suburbs: (1) Is the Minister aware of the importance of preserving and enhancing tree cover in Melbourne’s suburbs in the light of climate change and the urban heat island effect, noting that this means that vegetation is necessary to prevent suburbs, and people, from overheating in the future. (2) Is it correct that vegetation cover in Melbourne’s suburbs has been declining over the past 20 years, particularly on private land, and if so — (a) what information does the Government collect concerning the extent of Melbourne’s vegetation cover over time, suburb by suburb; 5 June 2020 33

(b) will the Minister make that information available; and (c) what steps will the Government take to protect our remaining vegetation cover, including on private land.

1995 MR HAYES — To ask the Minister for Agriculture: In relation to duck shooting: (1) Noting that the Game Management Authority (GMA), in arriving at decisions concerning duck shooting, is required to assess all social, economic and environmental costs and benefits considering externalities, has the GMA considered information other than a survey of 900 duck shooters in 2013. (2) How were complaints concerning duck shooting from rural landowners, requests for exclusion zones from landowners and Councils, and the impact of duck shooting on local businesses, such as tourism, considered. (3) Has the GMA considered the decline in the number of duck shooters in its assessment of the expenditure caused by duck shooting. (4) Is the Minister aware that Victoria's Index of Wetland Condition is now the lowest recorded since surveys commenced 37 years ago, noting that in the previous breeding season there was minimal waterbird breeding, with swans and ibis accounting for 97 per cent of it. (5) Will the Minister consider the impact on rural families of being woken by gunfire before dawn, and consider an 8.00 a.m. start time for all days when duck shooting is permitted.

1996 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the North East Link Project listed on page 76 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019- 20 Budget: (1) What is the 2019-20 budget for this project. (2) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (3) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020.

1997 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the ‘75 by 2025’ project listed on page 76 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $230 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought.

1998 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the Hall Road upgrade listed on page 76 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $400,000: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) What is the expected completion date for this project.

1999 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the ‘Building a new St Kilda Pier’ for locals listed on page 76 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $851,000: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) What is the expected completion date for this project.

2001 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the South Road upgrade listed on page 76 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019- 20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $400,000: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) What is the expected completion date for this project. 5 June 2020 34

2003 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the Level Crossing Removal Program listed on page 78 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $1.01 billion: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought.

2004 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the Metropolitan Network Modernisation Program listed on page 78 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $208.9 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought.

2005 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the M80 Ring Road upgrade listed on page 78 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $52.8 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought.

2006 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the Metro bus service improvements listed on page 78 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $2.14 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought.

2007 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the Monash Freeway upgrade – Stage Two listed on page 78 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $207.1 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought.

2008 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the Mordialloc Freeway listed on page 78 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $209.9 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought.

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2009 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the Plenty Road upgrade – Stage Two listed on page 79 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $36.7 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought.

2010 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the Port-Rail Shuttle listed on page 79 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $37.4 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought.

2011 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the West Gate Tunnel Project listed on page 82 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $1.6 billion: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought.

2012 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the additional V/Line VLocity trains listed on page 157 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $178.4 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought. (4) What is the expected completion date for this project.

2013 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the Better Train Services for Bendigo project listed on page 157 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $12.6 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought.

2014 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the Car Parks for Commuters project listed on page 157 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $12.5 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought.

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2015 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the Digital Train Radio System critical service upgrades listed on page 157 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $54.9 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought.

2016 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the Hurstbridge Line upgrade – Stage Two listed on page 157 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $21.5 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) What is the expected completion date for this project.

2017 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the new trains for the Sunbury line listed on page 157 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $202 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought.

2018 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the new trams listed on page 157 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $68.5 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought. (4) What is the expected completion date for this project.

2019 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the additional X’Trapolis metropolitan trains listed on page 158 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $51.2 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought. (4) Is there a change to the expected completion date.

2020 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the City Loop fire and safety upgrade – Stage Two listed on page 158 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $21.2 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought. (4) What is the expected completion date for this project.

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2021 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the E-Class Tram Procurement – Stage Four listed on page 158 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $47.9 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought.

2022 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the ‘Enhancing safety on the train network’ project listed on page 158 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $20.1 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought.

2023 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the Frankston Line stabling (Kananook) listed on page 158 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $124 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought.

2024 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the High Capacity Metro Trains project listed on page 158 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $296 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought.

2025 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the Metro Tunnel project listed on page 159 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019- 20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $1.59 billion: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought.

2026 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the Metropolitan rail infrastructure renewal program listed on page 159 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $274.8 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought.

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2027 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to ‘More E-Class trams and infrastructure’ listed on page 159 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $69.3 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought.

2028 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the ‘More regional trains - New VLocity trains’ listed on page 159 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $66 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought.

2029 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the Murray Basin Rail Project listed on page 159 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $178.4 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) When will this project be completed in accordance with the full initial scope.

2030 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the new E-Class trams listed on page 160 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019- 20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $36.5 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought.

2031 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the new VLocity carriages for the regional network listed on page 160 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $92.1 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought. (4) What changes to the scope of this project have been made.

2032 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the Ballarat Line Upgrade – Stage One project listed on page 160 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $158.3 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought.

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2033 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the Ballarat Line Upgrade – Stage Two project listed on page 160 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $3.2 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought.

2034 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the Bendigo/Echuca Line upgrade listed on page 160 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $41.9 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought.

2035 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the Geelong Line upgrade: Waurn Ponds Duplication – Stage One listed on page 160 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $41 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought.

2036 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the Gippsland Line Upgrade – Stage One listed on page 160 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $44.4 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought.

2037 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the Warrnambool Line upgrade listed on page 161 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $55.9 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought.

2038 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the train station car parking (state-wide) project listed on page 161 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $37.5 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought. (4) What factors underpinned the revised delivery date. 5 June 2020 40

2039 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the Tram procurement and supporting infrastructure project listed on page 161 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $68.9 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought. (4) What remediation works were undertaken that warranted the revision of the completion date. (5) How has the availability of land for substation sights been resolved.

2040 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the Wyndham Vale Stabling Yard project listed on page 161 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $76.5 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) Were any contract variations sought during the current fiscal period, and if so — (a) how many; and (b) when were they sought.

2042 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the Melbourne Airport Rail project listed on page 157 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated budget for the project of $50 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) What is the expected completion date. (4) What was to be delivered for the $50 million that was allocated in 2019-20.

2043 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the Western Rail Plan listed on page 157 of Budget Paper No. 4 in the 2019-20 Budget and the estimated expenditure for the project of $18.6 million: (1) What is the budget per quarter for the current fiscal period. (2) What is the year to date expenditure per quarter to 31 March 2020. (3) What is the expected completion date.

2044 MR GRIMLEY — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): In relation to the Victorian Law Reform Commission (VLRC): (1) How much funding was allocated to the VLRC in the 2019-20 Budget. (2) How many reports consisting of legal recommendations have been tabled by the VLRC since 2000. (3) In relation to the reports produced by the Victorian Law Reform Commission, how many have been publicly referred.

2045 MR HAYES — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change): In relation to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s recent report that Energy Safe Victoria completed an investigation on the condition of power poles in south west Victoria that resulted in fires on 17 March 2018: Will the report on the investigation into the power poles in south west Victoria be made public, and if not, will a detailed account of the findings of the report be released.

2046 MR HAYES — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change): In relation to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s recent news report that Energy Safe Victoria had required Powercor Australia to change its pole inspection and 5 June 2020 41

replacement regime: What was the previous inspection and replacement regime and what changes were made in the new inspection and replacement regime.

2047 MR HAYES — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change): In relation to the figures reported in Energy Safe Victoria’s annual reports for fires caused by electricity assets and the discrepancy between the reported figures and Energy Safe Victoria’s recent statement to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) which claimed that fires caused by electricity assets had dropped by 40 per cent since 2012: Why did Energy Safe Victoria tell the ABC that fires caused by electricity assets have dropped by 40 per cent when the figures reported in Energy Safe Victoria’s 2018-19 Report show a reduction of much less.

2048 MR HAYES — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change): In relation to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s recent report that Energy Safe Victoria claimed it had tripled the resources dedicated to the oversight of energy network companies since the catastrophic 2009 Bushfires: What amount and type of resources employed by Energy Safe Victoria were dedicated to oversight of energy network companies in 2009 and what amount and type of resources are dedicated to such oversight now.

2049 MR HAYES — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change): In relation to comments made by a former senior executive at Energy Safe Victoria to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation that the blazes sparked by powerlines in the catastrophic fires of 2009 were just as likely to happen now because of dangerous and ageing power poles still in operation: When will the findings of the 2009 Victorian Bushfires Royal Commission be accepted and a comprehensive program of undergrounding power lines be undertaken.

2050 MR HAYES — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change): In relation to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s recent report that more than 150,000 wooden power poles in use in Victoria are more than 50 years old: (1) How many wooden power poles are in service in Victoria. (2) How many, or an estimation of how many, wooden power poles have been in service since — (a) 1900; (b) 1920; (c) 1930; (d) 1940; (e) 1950; (f) 1960; (g) 1970; (h) 1980; and (i) 1990.

2056 MR HAYES — To ask the Minister for Agriculture: In relation to COVID-19 and social distancing rules: (1) What are the social distancing rules for duck shooting and is it correct that COVID-19 restrictions allow shooting on private property. (2) Is duck shooting being treated differently from golf and fishing, and if so, why. (3) What is the reason for the distinction between private and public property, if one has been made, given that no such distinction applies generally, for example, Australian Football League footballers having a party cannot avoid a fine by holding it on private property.

2057 MS LOVELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to the Greater Shepparton Secondary College (GSSC) (Wanganui Park Campus): How many staff members — 5 June 2020 42

(a) were allocated to the campus at the beginning of the 2020 school year; (b) have retired in the first term; (c) have resigned in the first term; (d) have been transferred to other campuses of the GSSC in the first term; (e) have transferred to other state schools since the commencement of the school year; (f) have transferred to independent or Catholic schools since the commencement of the school year; (g) currently engaged at the campus have requested to be transferred to other schools; (h) have reported being bullied by students in the first term; (i) have reported being intimidated by students in the first term; (j) have reported being assaulted by students in the first term; (k) have reported being bullied by another member of staff in the first term; (l) have reported being intimidated by another member of staff in the first term; (m) have reported being assaulted by another member of staff in the first term; (n) have reported being bullied by the Executive Principal in the first term; (o) have reported being intimidated by the Executive Principal in the first term; (p) lodged WorkCover claims in the first term; (q) have required medical attention by a doctor following an incident at the campus; (r) have required the attention of a dentist following an incident at the campus; (s) have required hospitalisation following an incident at the campus; and (t) have required counselling following an incident at the campus.

2058 MS LOVELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to the Greater Shepparton Secondary College (GSSC) (Wanganui Park Campus): How many students — (a) commenced the year in Year 12; (b) commenced the year in Year 11; (c) commenced the year in Year 10; (d) commenced the year in Year 8; (e) in Year 12 have left the school since the commencement of the year; (f) in Year 12 have transferred to another campus of GSSC since the commencement of the year; (g) in Year 11 have left the school since the commencement of the year; (h) in Year 11 have transferred to another campus of GSSC since the commencement of the year; (i) in Year 10 have left the school since the commencement of the year; (j) in Year 10 have transferred to another campus of GSSC since the commencement of the year; (k) in Year 8 have left the school since the commencement of the year; (l) in Year 8 have transferred to another campus of GSSC since the commencement of the year; (m) have reported being bullied by another student in the first term; (n) have reported being intimidated by another student in the first term; (o) have reported being assaulted by another student in the first term; (p) have reported being bullied by a member of staff in the first term; (q) have reported being intimidated by a member of staff in the first term; (r) have reported being assaulted by a member of staff in the first term; (s) have reported being bullied by the Executive Principal in the first term; (t) have reported being intimidated by the Executive Principal in the first term; (u) have required medical attention by a doctor following an incident at the campus or on a bus; (v) have required the attention of a dentist following an incident at the campus or on a bus; (w) have required hospitalisation following an incident at the campus or on a bus; 5 June 2020 43

(x) have required counselling following an incident at the campus or on a bus; and (y) whose main campus is Wanganui also attend a class at another campus of the GSSC.

2059 MS LOVELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to the Greater Shepparton Secondary College (Wanganui Park Campus): How many — (a) students have been suspended in Term One; (b) students have been suspended more than once in Term One; (c) students have been expelled in Term One; (d) students have been asked to find an alternate school in Term One; (e) fights have occurred at the campus in Term One; (f) times have the police attended the campus in Term One; and (g) times have paramedics attended the campus in Term One.

2060 MS LOVELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to the Greater Shepparton Secondary College (Wanganui Park Campus): (1) Were any Assistant Principal positions advertised that are additional to requirements and not a replacement position. (2) Has the proportion of staff sick days increased in Term One of 2020 compared to staff sick days recorded for Wanganui Park Secondary College in Term One of 2019. (3) What was the absenteeism rate for the students in Year 8 in Term One. (4) What was the absenteeism rate for the students in Year 10 in Term One. (5) What was the absenteeism rate for the students in Year 11 in Term One. (6) What was the absenteeism rate for the students in Year 12 in Term One.

2061 MS LOVELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to the Greater Shepparton Secondary College (GSSC) (McGuire Campus): How many staff members — (a) were allocated to the campus at the beginning of the 2020 school year; (b) have retired in the first term; (c) have resigned in the first term; (d) have been transferred to other campuses of the GSSC in the first term; (e) have transferred to other state schools since the commencement of the school year; (f) have transferred to independent or Catholic schools since the commencement of the school year; (g) currently engaged at the campus have requested to be transferred to other schools; (h) have reported being bullied by students in the first term; (i) have reported being intimidated by students in the first term; (j) have reported being assaulted by students in the first term; (k) have reported being bullied by another member of staff in the first term; (l) have reported being intimidated by another member of staff in the first term; (m) have reported being assaulted by another member of staff in the first term; (n) have reported being bullied by the Executive Principal in the first term; (o) have reported being intimidated by the Executive Principal in the first term; (p) lodged WorkCover claims in the first term; (q) have required medical attention by a doctor following an incident at the campus; (r) have required the attention of a dentist following an incident at the campus; (s) have required hospitalisation following an incident at the campus; and (t) have required counselling following an incident at the campus.

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2062 MS LOVELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to the Greater Shepparton Secondary College (GSSC) (McGuire Campus): How many students — (a) commenced the year in Year 12; (b) commenced the year in Year 11; (c) commenced the year in Year 10; (d) commenced the year in Year 8; (e) commenced the year in Year 7; (f) in Year 12 have left the school since the commencement of the year; (g) in Year 12 have transferred to another campus of GSSC since the commencement of the year; (h) in Year 11 have left the school since the commencement of the year; (i) in Year 11 have transferred to another campus of GSSC since the commencement of the year; (j) in Year 10 have left the school since the commencement of the year; (k) in Year 10 have transferred to another campus of GSSC since the commencement of the year; (l) in Year 8 have left the school since the commencement of the year; (m) in Year 8 have transferred to another campus of GSSC since the commencement of the year; (n) in Year 7 have left the school since the commencement of the year; (o) have reported being bullied by another student in the first term; (p) have reported being intimidated by another student in the first term; (q) have reported being assaulted by another student in the first term; (r) have reported being bullied by a member of staff in the first term; (s) have reported being intimidated by a member of staff in the first term; (t) have reported being assaulted by a member of staff in the first term; (u) have reported being bullied by the Executive Principal in the first term; (v) have reported being intimidated by the Executive Principal in the first term; (w) have required medical attention by a doctor following an incident at the campus or on a bus; (x) have required the attention of a dentist following an incident at the campus or on a bus; (y) have required hospitalisation following an incident at the campus or on a bus; (z) have required counselling following an incident at the campus or on a bus; and (aa) whose main campus is McGuire also attend a class at another campus of the GSSC.

2063 MS LOVELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to the Greater Shepparton Secondary College (McGuire Campus): How many — (a) students have been suspended in Term One; (b) students have been suspended more than once in Term One; (c) students have been expelled in Term One; (d) students have been asked to find an alternate school in Term One; (e) fights have occurred at the campus in Term One; (f) times have the police attended the campus in Term One; and (g) times have paramedics attended the campus in Term One.

2064 MS LOVELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to the Greater Shepparton Secondary College (McGuire Campus): (1) Were any Assistant Principal positions advertised that are additional to requirements and not a replacement position. (2) Has the proportion of staff sick days increased in Term One of 2020 compared to staff sick days recorded for McGuire College in Term One of 2019. (3) What was the absenteeism rate for the students in Year 7 in Term One. 5 June 2020 45

(4) What was the absenteeism rate for the students in Year 8 in Term One. (5) What was the absenteeism rate for the students in Year 10 in Term One. (6) What was the absenteeism rate for the students in Year 11 in Term One. (7) What was the absenteeism rate for the students in Year 12 in Term One.

2065 MS LOVELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to the Greater Shepparton Secondary College (GSSC) (Mooroopna Campus): How many staff members — (a) were allocated to the campus at the beginning of the 2020 school year; (b) have retired in the first term; (c) have resigned in the first term; (d) have been transferred to other campuses of the GSSC in the first term; (e) have transferred to other state schools since the commencement of the school year; (f) have transferred to independent or Catholic schools since the commencement of the school year; (g) currently engaged at the campus have requested to be transferred to other schools; (h) have reported being bullied by students in the first term; (i) have reported being intimidated by students in the first term; (j) have reported being assaulted by students in the first term; (k) have reported being bullied by another member of staff in the first term; (l) have reported being intimidated by another member of staff in the first term; (m) have reported being assaulted by another member of staff in the first term; (n) have reported being bullied by the Executive Principal in the first term; (o) have reported being intimidated by the Executive Principal in the first term; (p) lodged WorkCover claims in the first term; (q) have required medical attention by a doctor following an incident at the campus; (r) have required the attention of a dentist following an incident at the campus; (s) have required hospitalisation following an incident at the campus; and (t) have required counselling following an incident at the campus.

2066 MS LOVELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to the Greater Shepparton Secondary College (GSSC) (Mooroopna Campus): How many students — (a) commenced the year in Year 9; (b) commenced the year in Year 8; (c) commenced the year in Year 10; (d) in Year 9 have left the school since the commencement of the year; (e) in Year 8 have left the school since the commencement of the year; (f) in Year 8 have transferred to another campus of GSSC since the commencement of the year; (g) in Year 10 have left the school since the commencement of the year; (h) in Year 10 have transferred to another campus of GSSC since the commencement of the year; (i) have reported being bullied by another student in the first term; (j) have reported being intimidated by another student in the first term; (k) have reported being assaulted by another student in the first term; (l) have reported being bullied by a member of staff in the first term; (m) have reported being intimidated by a member of staff in the first term; (n) have reported being assaulted by a member of staff in the first term; (o) have reported being bullied by the Executive Principal in the first term; (p) have reported being intimidated by the Executive Principal in the first term; (q) have required medical attention by a doctor following an incident at the campus or on a bus; 5 June 2020 46

(r) have required the attention of a dentist following an incident at the campus or on a bus; (s) have required hospitalisation following an incident at the campus or on a bus; (t) have required counselling following an incident at the campus or on a bus; and (u) whose main campus is Mooroopna also attend a class at another campus of the GSSC.

2067 MS LOVELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to the Greater Shepparton Secondary College (Mooroopna Campus): How many — (a) students have been suspended in Term One; (b) students have been suspended more than once in Term One; (c) students have been expelled in Term One; (d) students have been asked to find an alternate school in Term One; (e) fights have occurred at the campus in Term One; (f) times have the police attended the campus in Term One; and (g) times have paramedics attended the campus in Term One.

2068 MS LOVELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to the Greater Shepparton Secondary College (Mooroopna Campus): (1) Were any Assistant Principal positions advertised that are additional to requirements and not a replacement position. (2) Has the proportion of staff sick days increased in Term One of 2020 compared to staff sick days recorded for Mooroopna Secondary College in Term One of 2019. (3) What was the absenteeism rate for the students in Year 8 in Term One. (4) What was the absenteeism rate for the students in Year 9 in Term One. (5) What was the absenteeism rate for the students in Year 10 in Term One.

2069 MS LOVELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to the Greater Shepparton Secondary College (Wanganui Park Campus): During the first week of Term Two: (1) How many students accessed schooling at the campus. (2) How many students accessed remote learning from home. (3) How many families required a laptop from the school. (4) Was a laptop supplied to every family that required one. (5) Was a laptop supplied to every Year 12 student that required one. (6) Were all Year 12 students supplied with a laptop for individual use and not just a laptop shared with other students in their household. (7) How many families do not have access to a laptop or computer. (8) How many times did the Compass Education system fail. (9) How many classes were interrupted due to information technology failure.

2070 MS LOVELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to the Greater Shepparton Secondary College (McGuire Campus): During the first week of Term Two: (1) How many students accessed schooling at the campus. (2) How many students accessed remote learning from home. (3) How many families required a laptop from the school. (4) Was a laptop supplied to every family that required one. (5) Was a laptop supplied to every Year 12 student that required one. (6) Were all Year 12 students supplied with a laptop for individual use and not just a laptop shared with other students in their household. (7) How many families do not have access to a laptop or computer. (8) How many times did the Compass Education system fail. (9) How many classes were interrupted due to information technology failure.

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2071 MS LOVELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to the Greater Shepparton Secondary College (Mooroopna Campus): During the first week of Term Two: (1) How many students accessed schooling at the campus. (2) How many students accessed remote learning from home. (3) How many families required a laptop from the school. (4) Was a laptop supplied to every family that required one. (5) Was a laptop supplied to every Year 12 student that required one. (6) Were all Year 12 students supplied with a laptop for individual use and not just a laptop shared with other students in their household. (7) How many families do not have access to a laptop or computer. (8) How many times did the Compass Education system fail. (9) How many classes were interrupted due to information technology failure.

2072 MS LOVELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to the Greater Shepparton Secondary College (Wanganui Park Campus): (1) How many students have been left stranded because a bus has not picked them up on the way to school. (2) How many students have been left stranded because a bus has not picked them up on their way home from school. (3) How many students have been left stranded at a bus interchange. (4) What percentage of buses did not meet the scheduled arrival time at the campus in Term One. (5) How many students have been marked as unexplained absences due to buses arriving late at the campus. (6) What was the highest number of times a student was marked as an unexplained absence due to the bus arriving late. (7) How many student behavioural incidents have been reported as occurring on buses.

2073 MS LOVELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to the Greater Shepparton Secondary College (McGuire Campus): (1) How many students have been left stranded because a bus has not picked them up on the way to school. (2) How many students have been left stranded because a bus has not picked them up on their way home from school. (3) How many students have been left stranded at a bus interchange. (4) What percentage of buses did not meet the scheduled arrival time at the campus in Term One. (5) How many students have been marked as unexplained absences due to buses arriving late at the campus. (6) What was the highest number of times a student was marked as an unexplained absence due to the bus arriving late. (7) How many student behavioural incidents have been reported as occurring on buses.

2074 MS LOVELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to the Greater Shepparton Secondary College (Mooroopna Campus): (1) How many students have been left stranded because a bus has not picked them up on the way to school. (2) How many students have been left stranded because a bus has not picked them up on their way home from school. (3) How many students have been left stranded at a bus interchange. (4) What percentage of buses did not meet the scheduled arrival time at the campus in Term One. 5 June 2020 48

(5) How many students have been marked as unexplained absences due to buses arriving late at the campus. (6) What was the highest number of times a student was marked as an unexplained absence due to the bus arriving late. (7) How many student behavioural incidents have been reported as occurring on buses.

2075 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to numbers of deaths caused by health-related issues: (1) How many people have died in Victoria in each calendar year between 2016 and 2019 from — (a) cancer; (b) heart diseases; (c) influenza; (d) dementia; (e) cerebrovascular diseases; and (f) respiratory diseases. (2) How many people have died in Victoria in the 2020 calendar year to date from — (a) cancer; (b) heart diseases; (c) influenza; (d) dementia; (e) cerebrovascular diseases; and (f) respiratory diseases. (3) How many Victorians have died from COVID-19 at the time of response to this question. (4) What percentage of Victorian deaths from COVID-19 have involved comorbidities.

2076 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Health (for the Minister for Child Protection): In relation to cases requiring child protection: What have been the total number of reports to child protection during — (a) the 2019 calendar year; and (b) each month of the 2020 calendar year to date.

2077 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): In relation to assaults on emergency workers in Victoria and consistent with the definitions of ‘custodial officer’, ‘youth justice custodial officer’ and ‘emergency worker’ on duty in section 10AA of the Sentencing Act 1991 and the definitions of ‘injury’ and ‘serious injury’ in section 15 of the Crimes Act 1958: (1) For each of the five years from 2015 to 2019 inclusive, and for the 2020 calendar year to date — (a) how many occasions have detainees in Victorian correctional facilities caused injury, including serious injury, to a custodial officer or officers on duty; (b) how many of the perpetrators have been formally charged in relation to these attacks on custodial officers on duty; (c) how many of the perpetrators of these attacks have been sentenced to additional time in detention for these offences; and (d) for those identified in (c), what has been the average additional sentence for their attacks on a custodial officer or officers on duty. (2) For each of the five years from 2015 to 2019 inclusive, and for the 2020 calendar year to date — (a) how many occasions have detainees in Victorian correctional facilities caused injury, including serious injury, to a youth justice custodial officer or officers on duty; (b) how many of the perpetrators have been formally charged in relation to these attacks on youth justice custodial officers on duty; (c) how many of the perpetrators of these attacks have been sentenced to additional time in detention for such offences; and 5 June 2020 49

(d) for those identified in (c), what has been the average additional sentence for their attacks on a youth justice custodial officer or officers on duty. (3) For each of the five years from 2015 to 2019 inclusive, and for the 2020 calendar year to date — (a) how many occasions have people in Victoria caused injury, including serious injury, to an emergency worker or workers on duty; (b) how many of the perpetrators have been formally charged in relation to these attacks on emergency workers on duty; (c) how many of the perpetrators of these attacks have received a custodial sentence for such offences; and (d) for those identified in (c), what has been the average sentence for their attacks on an emergency worker or workers on duty.

2078 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Workplace Safety): In relation to WorkSafe Victoria improvement notices issued relating to workplace issues at Victoria’s correctional facilities: (1) How many improvement notices have been issued in total since 1 January 2015. (2) Which prisons and other correctional facilities were improvement notices issued to, and on what date in each case, have these notices been issued. (3) How many occasions in total has a recipient of an improvement notice in these cases been charged with an indictable offence for failure to comply with the notice, and at what facility and on what date did each case occur. (4) What has been the — (a) highest penalty applied to those found guilty of failing to comply with the improvement notices, and at which facility and on what date was the penalty applied; and (b) average penalty applied to those found guilty of failing to comply with the improvement notices, and at which facility and on what date was the penalty applied.

2080 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to an article published in The Age titled ‘Massive hike in virus testing seeks to find true rate of transmission’ dated 14 April 2020 and noting that Victoria would increase testing capacity to be able to process 12,000 tests per day: (1) Can the Minister please provide a list of COVID-19 testing/screening clinics in Victoria, both public and private, that will be provided with testing kits. (2) By what date does the Government expect to achieve this capacity.

2081 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the Department of Health and Human Services’ modelling: How many daily new infections, or total live cases or any other measures coming from the modelling, would mean that the Victorian healthcare system is overwhelmed.

2082 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: On what dates did Victoria commence the following stages of the COVID-19 Pandemic Plan — (a) Stage 1; (b) Stage 2; and (c) Stage 3.

2083 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the COVID-19 Pandemic Plan: Can the Minister please provide documentation of advice for the directives to be implemented and the dates for when they were provided for — (a) Stage 1; (b) Stage 2; and (c) Stage 3.

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2084 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: Can the Minister please outline what Stage 4 would entail for Victorians, including which essential services would be exempt from Stage 4 restrictions.

2085 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: Can the Minister please provide a breakdown of additional funding provided to palliative care services to cope with increased demand resulting from COVID-19.

2086 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: When will the COVID-19 Personal Protection Equipment and Consumables Plan be complete.

2087 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: Can the Minister please list the shortages of pharmaceuticals which have been identified by the Department of Health and Human Services and the date on which those shortages were identified.

2088 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: Can the Minister please list the shortages of medical equipment which has been identified by the Department of Health and Human Services and the date on which those shortages were identified.

2089 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: How many test kits for COVID-19 were available in Victoria as at — (a) 31 January 2020; (b) 31 March 2020; and (c) 22 April 2020.

2090 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the Government’s public advertising campaign for COVID-19 — (a) on what date did the campaign commence; (b) across which platforms and formats was the campaign delivered; and (c) what was the total cost of the advertising campaign.

2091 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the Government’s advertising campaigns: Have any been suspended during the COVID-19 crisis and, if so, which campaigns and, on what date were they suspended.

2092 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Regional Development (for the Premier): In relation to the Government’s advertising campaigns: Have any been suspended during the COVID- 19 crisis, and if so, which campaigns, and on what date were they suspended.

2094 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the Department of Health and Human Services’ modelling for the Victorian Health Sector: Can the Minister please provide — (a) a copy of the annual influenza impact modelling; (b) a copy of the COVID-19 impact modelling; (c) a copy of the combined impact modelling; (d) modelling for ‘worst case scenario’’ (e) modelling for the easing of restrictions for Stage 3; (f) modelling for the easing of restrictions for Stage 2; and (g) modelling for the easing of restrictions for Stage 1.

2095 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the Government’s deal with major private hospital operators announced on 2 April 2020 to deal with COVID-19: (1) Was a pricing model for treatment of patients included in the agreement. (2) What is the cost for each intensive care unit bed ‘purchased’ under the deal. (3) What is the cost for each ward bed purchased under the deal.

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2096 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to COVID-19 antibody testing for the Victorian community: (1) What advice has the Government received on this testing. (2) When does the Government estimate this testing will be available. (3) Which sectors will receive access to testing first.

2097 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to COVID-19: What modelling is being done that looks at partial restrictions and ultimately the lifting of these restrictions.

2098 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to COVID-19: If the effective reproduction number remains below one when does the Department of Health and Human Services estimate the virus will die out.

2099 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to COVID-19: What are the contagious timeframes the contact tracing team at the Department of Health and Human Services use to follow up contacts.

2100 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the COVID-19 Pandemic Plan for the Victorian Health Sector and noting that page 9 of the Plan states ‘work is currently underway to increase capacity in Victoria’s reference laboratory, followed by quality assurance of commercial assays for use in metropolitan hospitals, before expansion to all primary laboratories, contingent on the Therapeutic Goods Administration approval (or exemption) and the National Association of Testing Authorities accreditation of testing at national level’: (1) Have any other laboratories in Victoria required expansion, and if so, which laboratories. (2) How many laboratories exist in the public system in Victoria and what is their combined testing capacity for COVID-19. (3) How many laboratories exist in the private system in Victoria and what is their combined testing capacity for COVID-19.

2101 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to COVID-19: How many N95 masks were in stock in Victoria as at 22 April 2020.

2102 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to COVID-19: How many body bags were in stock in Victoria as at 22 April 2020.

2103 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to COVID-19: What was the blood supply stock in Victoria as at 1 March 2020.

2104 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to COVID-19: What was Victoria’s stock of medical grade oxygen as at 1 March 2020.

2105 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the number of mortuary spaces in Victoria: (1) What is the total number in Victoria. (2) What is the total number in the public health system. (3) What is the total number in the private health system. (4) What is the total number in funeral homes.

2106 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to COVID-19: On what date did the Department of Health and Human Services have initial discussions with Victoria’s funeral directors or a representative of the sector in relation to the COVID-19 crisis.

2107 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to healthcare workers infected with COVID-19 as at 22 April 2020: (1) How many in total were infected. (2) How many infected were nurses. 5 June 2020 52

(3) How many infected were doctors. (4) How many infected were allied health professionals. (5) How many infected were administrative staff.

2108 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the 7,000 elective surgeries announced to begin on 19 March 2020: (1) How many thyroid surgeries were completed. (2) How many prostate surgeries were completed. (3) How many hernia surgeries were completed. (4) How many gynaecological surgeries were completed. (5) How many other types of surgeries were completed.

2109 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the COVID-19 pandemic during the month of March: Can the Minister please provide the average time taken between a swab being received and the results being delivered to the requesting service — (a) for metropolitan private pathology services; (b) for metropolitan public pathology services; (c) for regional private pathology services; and (d) for regional public pathology services.

2110 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the COVID-19 pandemic in Victorian hospitals: (1) By what date does the Government expect to remedy personal protective equipment (PPE) deficits across the Victorian public health system. (2) How many days’ worth of PPE are Victorian public hospitals required to have stockpiled. (3) Has any PPE been reallocated from rural and regional health services to major metropolitan services and if so, which hospitals or health services were required to be reallocated.

2111 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to COVID-19 testing: What data was collected when patients presented to general practitioners, emergency departments or fever clinics with symptoms of COVID-19 but failed to meet the epidemiological criteria for testing.

2112 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to COVID-19 support for frontline workers: (1) What steps have been taken to protect healthcare workers and volunteers, such as Red Cross Australia and the Salvation Army volunteers, who are within the most vulnerable categories for experiencing severe symptoms such as those above 60 years of age and those with comorbidities. (2) When was personal protective equipment made available for — (a) Victoria Police; (b) the Metropolitan Fire Brigade; (c) the Country Fire Authority permanent staff; (d) the Country Fire Authority volunteers; (e) the State Emergency Service; and (f) Life Saving Victoria. (3) Will additional mental health services be implemented to help doctors, nurses and other allied health professionals during this highly stressful time.

2113 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to hospital beds in Victoria as at 14 April 2020: (1) How many intensive care unit beds exist in public hospitals. (2) How many intensive care unit beds exist in private hospitals. (3) How many hospital beds other than intensive care unit beds exist in public hospitals. 5 June 2020 53

(4) How many hospital beds other than intensive care unit beds exist in private hospitals.

2114 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to day care hospitals in Victoria: (1) How many day care hospital beds are in Victoria. (2) How many ventilators are in day care hospitals in Victoria. (3) What is the total number of healthcare workers employed in the day care hospital sector within Victoria.

2115 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to intensive care unit staff in Victoria as at 22 April 2020 (1) How many intensive care physicians are there in Victoria. (2) How many intensive care nurses are there in Victoria. (3) How many non-intensive care trained nurses have received additional training in intensive care practice. (4) How many allied health professionals have received additional training in intensive care practice.

2116 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the 269 new beds being brought online between the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, Bendigo Hospital and Casey Hospital announced in a press release on 19 March 2020: How many of these beds will be intensive care unit beds.

2117 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the COVID-19 pandemic and staffing arrangements in Victorian hospitals: (1) How many retired healthcare workers have expressed an interest in been approached to assist with the medical response to the pandemic. (2) How many retired healthcare workers have agreed to help with the response to the pandemic and are currently in the process of having their registration re-instated as at 22 April 2020, including the number of — (a) doctors; (b) nurses; (c) physiotherapists; (d) dentists; and (e) allied health professionals. (3) Are monetary incentives being provided to healthcare workers to undertake additional work. (4) Has the Department of Health and Human Services made recommendations to health services regarding managing leave arrangements for health service employees.

2118 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to registrations reinstated by the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA), as at 22 April 2020: (1) How many retired nurses have had their registration reinstated by AHPRA. (2) How many retired doctors have had their registration reinstated by AHPRA. (3) How many allied health professionals have had their registration reinstated by AHPRA.

2119 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: How many public hospitals have requested an exemption to complying with nurse to patient ratios as at 22 April 2020.

2120 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the COVID-19 pandemic and medical supplies in Victoria: (1) What advice has the Government received in relation to the supply of medications, including — (a) antibiotics; and (b) antivirals. 5 June 2020 54

(2) What steps have been taken to ensure hospitals, pharmacies, and other health services have access to necessary medications.

2121 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Regional Development (for the Minister for Housing): In relation to the COVID-19 pandemic and supporting vulnerable Victorians: Will dedicated shelters be erected by the Government to house homeless people.

2122 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the COVID-19 pandemic and information provided to general practitioners by the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS): (1) How many have participated in webinars conducted by the Government. (2) Is DHHS following up with all general practitioner clinics to ensure they have received the appropriate information when dealing with suspected and confirmed cases of COVID-19.

2123 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Ambulance Services: In relation to the dedicated ambulances for transporting COVID-19 affected patients: (1) Are there dedicated ambulances in metropolitan Melbourne for dealing with COVID-19 cases, and if so, how many. (2) Are there dedicated ambulances in rural and regional Victoria for dealing with COVID- 19 cases, and if so, how many.

2124 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Ambulance Services: In relation to Ambulance Victoria’s supply of personal protective equipment (PPE): (1) Have Ambulance Victoria raised concerns about the lack of PPE available for paramedics. (2) What was Ambulance Victoria’s supply of the following PPE as at 22 April 2020 — (a) respirators; (b) surgical masks; (c) gowns; (d) gloves; and (e) face shields.

2125 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to ventilators for the COVID-19 pandemic: (1) How many ventilators are there in Victoria. (2) How many ventilators have been ordered by the Government. (3) When will new ventilators arrive in Victoria.

2126 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to COVID-19: What local manufacturing companies are assisting with providing materials to assist in the manufacturing of ventilators or respirators.

2127 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to COVID-19: Can the Minister please provide a list of the health services that have requested assistance from the Department of Health and Human Services to remedy shortages of personal protective equipment.

2128 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to COVID-19: What funding is allocated to the Victorian Personal Protective Equipment taskforce.

2129 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: What percentage of Victoria’s public hospital employees were vaccinated as at April 2020.

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2130 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the COVID-19 contact tracing taskforce: How many individuals have been traced in each of the Local Government Areas.

2131 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the COVID-19 contact tracing taskforce: (1) How many messages were sent daily to confirmed cases and close contacts of confirmed cases from 4 to 22 April 2020. (2) How many confirmed cases were reported daily to the COVID-19 tracing taskforce from 4 to 22 April 2020. (3) How many confirmed cases at the end of their quarantine period were reported to the tracing taskforce from 4 to 22 April 2020. (4) How many confirmed cases were contacted on the final day of their quarantine period by the tracing taskforce from 4 to 22 April 2020. (5) What other messaging systems were considered alongside Whispir when creating the daily contact system.

2132 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the $100 million elective surgery blitz: Was the full amount allocated to hospitals, and — (a) if so, did hospitals reallocate funds not used for the elective surgery purpose; and (b) if not, how much of the $100 million remains with the Department of Health and Human Services.

2133 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: Of the $1.3 billion to establish 4,000 intensive care unit beds: (1) How much has been allocated. (2) When does the Government expect these beds to be operational.

2134 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the Government’s 5 April 2020 media release titled ‘Supporting Workers On The Frontline Of Coronavirus Fight’: What funding has been set aside to cover the cost of hotel rooms for healthcare workers and how many nights’ accommodation would this funding support.

2135 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the Government’s 14 April 2020 media release titled ‘Boosting Paramedic Recruits on Coronavirus Frontline’ and noting that the media release states 60 staff will be recruited in May and June: By what date will the remaining 60 staff be recruited.

2136 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the Government’s 16 April 2020 media release titled ‘New Beds Open Across Victoria in Pandemic Capacity Boost’: When will the 700 beds of surge capacity be complete.

2137 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: On what date will planning for the Frankston Hospital be complete.

2138 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: When will the Non-Emergency Patient Transport Review be complete.

2139 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: When will the $2.4 million business case for a new hospital at Toolern be complete.

2140 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: By what date will the new paediatric emergency departments be complete at — (a) Frankston Hospital; (b) Geelong Hospital;

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2141 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: By what date will the new Maryborough Hospital upgrade be complete.

2142 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: By what date will the public in vitro fertilisation business case be complete.

2143 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: When will the Geelong Women’s and Children’s Hospital be operational.

2144 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: What is the current stock of influenza vaccinations as at 22 April 2020.

2146 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to COVID-19: At what stage would the Government consider wide spread community testing.

(Notice received 27 April 2020)

2153 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to hospital admissions: (1) What was the rate of Emergency Department presentations in the Northern Victoria electorate for each month of 2019. (2) What has been the rate of Emergency Department presentations in the Northern Victoria electorate for each month of 2020 to date. (3) What was the number of inpatient admissions in the Northern Victoria electorate for each month of 2019. (4) What has been the number of inpatient admissions in the Northern Victoria electorate for each month of 2020 to date.

2154 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the response in Northern Victoria to the COVID-19 pandemic: (1) How many tests have been conducted by each Local Government Area and/or by each testing facility for COVID-19 in the Northern Victoria electorate for each month of 2020 to date. (2) What is the current number of ventilators in hospitals in the Northern Victoria electorate. (3) How many extra ventilators have been provided to each hospital in the Northern Victoria electorate during the 2020 calendar year. (4) What has been the total cost to the Victorian Government for supplying all the additional ventilators to hospitals in the Northern Victoria electorate. (5) What is the average expected ‘lifespan’ of the additional ventilators. (6) Will the same broad amount of ventilators now continue to be retained in hospitals in the Northern Victoria electorate, particularly in preparation for potential future pandemics.

2155 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Ambulance Services: In relation to records of triple zero (000) phone calls made to request an ambulance: (1) How long are audio records of triple zero call requests for an ambulance retained. (2) How long are any kind of written records of triple zero call requests for an ambulance retained. (3) Are full audio recordings made of triple zero call requests for an ambulance, and if so, of which calls. 5 June 2020 57

(4) Are full written transcripts made of triple zero call requests for an ambulance, and if so, of which calls.

2156 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): In relation to internet and child pornography: (1) Are figures available that show, from within Victoria how many visits to internet pornography sites are made, and if so, how many visits were made in the — (a) 2018 calendar year; (b) 2019 calendar year; and (c) each month of 2020 to date. (2) Are figures available that show, from within Victoria how many photos and videos of children being sexually abused are accessed, and if so, how many were accessed in the — (a) 2018 calendar year; (b) 2019 calendar year; and (c) each month of 2020 to date.

2157 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Police and Emergency Services): In relation to the delivery of mobile police stations: (1) Is the Government still budgeting to spend a total of $5 million on the delivery of five mobile police stations, and if not, what is the current amount of planned expenditure on these stations. (2) On what date is the operation of each of these mobile police stations currently scheduled to begin. (3) Will each of these mobile police stations be used throughout Victoria or only in certain parts of Victoria once operational, and if so, in which parts of Victoria.

2158 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to hospital beds: What was the total figure of — (a) intensive care unit beds in all of Victoria’s public hospitals on 1 January 2020; (b) intensive care unit beds in all of Victoria’s private hospitals on 1 January 2020; (c) intensive care unit beds in all of Victoria’s public hospitals on 1 April 2020; (d) intensive care unit beds in all of Victoria’s private hospitals on 1 April 2020; (e) ward beds in all of Victoria’s public hospitals on 1 January 2020; (f) ward beds in all of Victoria’s private hospitals on 1 January 2020; (g) ward beds in all of Victoria’s public hospitals on 1 April 2020; and (h) ward beds in all of Victoria’s private hospitals on 1 April 2020.

2159 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the $65 million of capital works announced on 1 April 2020: How much has been — (a) expended as of 24 April 2020 and on what capital works; and (b) spent on workforce training and on which workforce training programs.

2160 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the $1.3 billion investment made on 1 April 2020 “to quickly establish an extra 4000 intensive care unit (ICU) beds”: (1) How many additional ICU beds are in place as of 23 April 2020. (2) Which hospitals are the additional ICU beds located. (3) When will the remaining ICU beds be brought online. (4) What are the expected time frames for the ICU beds to become operational. (5) How many ICU staff were employed in Victoria’s public health system on 1 January 2020. (6) How many ICU staff were employed in Victoria’s public health system on 1 April 2020. 5 June 2020 58

(7) How many additional ICU staff are in the system as of 23 April 2020 to deal with COVID- 19. (8) Where are the “approximately 450 fully equipped” ICU beds in Victoria located as at 1 April 2020, broken down by private or public hospitals.

2161 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the Andrews Labor Government’s announcement on 1 April 2020 that they had reached “an in-principle agreement with the state’s major private hospital operators so they can continue to care for Victorians during the coronavirus pandemic”: What are the details of this in-principle agreement with the private hospital operators.

2162 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the Government’s 1 April 2020 media release titled ‘Huge Expansion of Our Health System to Fight Coronavirus’ and noting that the media release states “the order will also see additional personal protective equipment (PPE) purchased, including 551 million gloves, 100 million masks and 14.5 million gowns”: What is the unit price for each of following — (a) gloves; (b) masks; and (c) gowns.

2163 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: How many of the following personal protective equipment (PPE) items have arrived in Victoria as of 23 April 2020 — (a) gloves; (b) masks; and (c) gowns.

2164 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the Government’s 1 April 2020 media release which announced an order of personal protective equipment (PPE): What quantities of the ordered PPE have been distributed to — (a) Victorian hospitals and health services; and (b) warehouses.

2165 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to intensive care unit (ICU) beds in Victoria as of 24 April 2020: (1) What is the total number of ICU beds in both public and private hospitals. (2) How many new ICU beds will be brought online between 24 April 2020 and 1 May 2020.

2166 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to intensive care unit (ICU) beds at Victorian hospitals and health services as of 24 April 2020: What is the total number of ICU beds at — (a) Alfred Hospital. (b) Monash Hospital. (c) Royal Melbourne Hospital. (d) Northern Health.

(Notice received 28 April 2020)

2167 MR ATKINSON — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the Department of Health and Human Services prioritising COVID-19 pandemic measures: Can the Minister advise on planning progress and site identification for the proposed Eltham area community hospital project.

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2168 MR ATKINSON — To ask the Minister for Local Government: In relation to the Federal Government believing that support for casual workers employed by local government authorities is an issue for state government and the municipalities: Has the Government made plans for any support programs for casual workers employed by councils stood down as a result of COVID-19.

2169 MR ATKINSON — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Creative Industries): In relation to recognising the cultural and economic importance of Victoria’s arts community: What funding support programs are available for performing arts groups, and in particular, the iconic La Mama theatre.

2170 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to school attendance for weeks one and two of Term Two of the 2020 school year: (1) How many individual students in primary school in the Northern Victoria electorate attended school in person during these two weeks for — (a) at least one day; and (b) at least one week. (2) How many individual students in secondary school in the Northern Victoria electorate attended school in person during these two weeks for — (a) at least one day; and (b) at least one week. (3) What was the breakdown of each of the figures identified in paragraphs (1) and (2) by percentage of total enrolment of school students in the Northern Victoria electorate. (4) Was Wangaratta High School able to provide a full online, ‘virtual classroom’, teaching structure during these two weeks, and if not — (a) what were the reasons that Wangaratta High School was unable to provide these arrangements; (b) what alternative teaching structure or structures were used; and (c) for how long were the alternative teaching structure or structures used. (5) Which other schools in the Northern Victoria electorate were unable to provide a full online, ‘virtual classroom’, teaching structure during these two weeks. (6) In each of the schools identified in paragraph (5) — (a) what were the reasons for those problems; (b) what alternative teaching structure or structures were used; and (c) for how long were the alternative teaching structure or structures used.

2173 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Regional Development (for the Premier): In relation to the Premier's ‘Emergency Support To Help Regional Papers Survive’ media release dated 21 April 2020: (1) Why did this announcement apply only to print media and not to either regional radio or regional television advertising. (2) How much did the Government spend in total on advertising in regional Victorian newspapers — (a) during the 2018-19 financial year; and (b) between 1 July 2019 and 20 April 2020. (3) How much has the Government spent in total specifically on COVID-19 related messaging in print media advertising since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. (4) How many full-page advertisements has the Government run in regional newspapers since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. (5) During the period of the COVID-19 pandemic, how many advertisements did the Government run in regional newspapers to announce the imposition of the — (a) Stage 2 restrictions; and (b) Stage 3 restrictions. 5 June 2020 60

(6) Has the Government determined how much of the funding will be spent by each individual Government agency or department, and if so, what is the full breakdown of those amounts. (7) Where can the public access information about how this new funding to regional newspapers is being spent.

2174 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Regional Development (for the Treasurer): In relation to payroll tax for businesses: (1) How many businesses have received a payroll tax refund during 2020. (2) What have been the highest, lowest and average amounts of those payroll tax refunds. (3) How many businesses in the Northern Victoria electorate have received a payroll tax refund during 2020. (4) What have been the highest, lowest and average amounts of those payroll tax refunds in the Northern Victoria electorate.

2175 MR ATKINSON — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the Government’s review of Primary Care Partnerships (PCPs) and noting that their role in the community could be more crucial in dealing with health and wellbeing issues stemming from the coronavirus pandemic and economic downturn: Will the Minister extend funding for PCPs beyond June 2020.

(Notice received 29 April 2020)

2177 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Regional Development (for the Minister for Corrections): In relation to an article on 5 October 2019 in The Age online, titled ‘Staff returning to work at troubled Malmsbury youth justice centre’, and noting estimates from the Community and Public Sector Union (CPSU) that a total of 60 staff at Victorian Youth Justice Centres, with 35 at Parkville and 25 at Malmsbury were absent from work at that time and receiving WorkCover payments: (1) Are the figures quoted by the CPSU in that article correct. (2) If the figures quoted by the CPSU are wrong, what were the correct figures at that time for the number of staff at Victorian Youth Justice Centres absent from work because of any form of injury. (3) What were the correct figures at that time for — (a) the number of staff at Victorian Youth Justice Centres receiving WorkCover payments; and (b) the fortnightly amount of WorkCover being paid in total to those staff. (4) What are the current figures for the number of staff at Victorian Youth Justice Centres that are — (a) absent from work because of any form of injury; and (b) receiving WorkCover payments. (5) For the most recent fortnight for which these figures can be supplied, what is the current total amount of WorkCover being paid to the staff identified in paragraph (4)(b). (6) Since 1 January 2017, what have been the longest and average lengths of time for which staff at Victorian Youth Justice Centres have been absent from work, in total, because of any form of injury sustained at either the Parkville or Malmsbury Youth Justice Centre.

2178 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Police and Emergency Services): In relation to Victorian bushfires that began during the period from 1 December 2019 to 12 February 2020 inclusive: (1) How many bushfires in total have now been identified as having been deliberately lit during this period. (2) In respect of paragraph (1), has at least one person been charged with arson. (3) In respect of paragraph (1) — (a) how many people in total have been charged with arson; and (b) what has been the average age of those who have been charged with arson. 5 June 2020 61

(4) In respect of paragraph (1), how many individuals have received a custodial sentence. (5) In respect of those identified in paragraph (4), what has been the longest and the average period of time in custody to which they have been sentenced.

2179 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change): In relation to an article on 8 January 2020 in The Australian online, titled ‘Bushfires: Victoria wide of mark on target burn-offs in 2019’, and noting comments from the Chief Fire Officer at Forest Fire Management Victoria, Mr Chris Hardman: (1) Which panel was Mr Hardman specifically referring to in his comment in the article that Victoria’s move away, in 2015, from hectare-based targets to ‘risk reduction’ targets, following recommendations to that effect from the Inspector-General for Emergency Management, had been endorsed by an expert reference panel. (2) Who are, or were, the members of the expert reference panel. (3) On what date or dates and in what form or forms did this expert reference panel specifically provide the endorsement to which Mr Hardman was referring in his commentary. (4) On what dates have the formal meetings of this expert reference panel been held. (5) How and where can minutes of these formal meetings be publicly accessed. (6) How and where can the public access any other forms of this expert reference panel’s — (a) publications; (b) recommendations; and (c) other analysis. (7) On what date was the ‘Expert Reference Group — Bushfire Management Reform Program’ document, 2014, removed from its online location at http://www.depi.vic.gov.au/_data/assets/pdf_file/0007/278044/ERG-report.pdf. (8) Why was the document referred to in paragraph (7) removed from that location. (9) If the document referred to in paragraph (7) is still accessible online, what is its current URL.

2180 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to immunisation rates in Victoria: (1) What percentage of five-year-old children were fully immunised in Victoria at each of the following dates: (a) 1 January 2018; (b) 1 January 2019; (c) 1 January 2020; (d) 1 February 2020; (e) 1 March 2020; (f) 1 April 2020; and (g) 28 April 2020. (2) What percentage of people aged 65 years and over were fully vaccinated in Victoria for influenza and pneumococcal disease at each of the following dates: (a) 1 January 2018; (b) 1 January 2019; (c) 1 January 2020; (d) 1 February 2020; (e) 1 March 2020; (f) 1 April 2020; and (g) 28 April 2020.

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2181 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the various coronavirus strains: Has the Government received advice about how many different mutations there are of COVID-19 and, if so — (a) on what date or dates was this advice received; (b) from whom was this advice received; and (c) what does the Government currently accept the total number of mutations to be.

2182 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to passengers from the Ruby Princess cruise ship during the COVID-19 pandemic: (1) After the ship docked in Sydney on 8 March 2020, how many passengers from that sailing of the Ruby Princess subsequently travelled to any part of Victoria, including to any Victorian airport. (2) To what forms of medical testing, if any, were each of these passengers subjected to whilst in Victoria. (3) After the ship docked in Sydney on 19 March 2020, how many of the passengers from that sailing of the Ruby Princess subsequently travelled to any part of Victoria, including to any Victorian airport. (4) To what forms of medical testing, if any, were each of these passengers subjected to whilst in Victoria.

2183 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Health (for the Minister for Mental Health): In relation to mental health support: (1) During the 2018-19 financial year, how many people accessed publicly funded mental health support from — (a) within the Northern Victoria electorate only; and (b) across the state as a whole. (2) During the 2019-20 financial year, how many people accessed publicly funded mental health support from — (a) within the Northern Victoria electorate only; and (b) across the state as a whole. (3) How much of the funding commitment of $28.7 million from the 2019-20 Budget to provide 7,000 extra Victorians with earlier access to clinical mental health support and care has, to date, been spent — (a) in total; and (b) in respect only of patients living in the Northern Victoria electorate.

2185 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): In relation to birth certificates: On the date on which this question is answered: (1) How many individuals have sought to change their gender on birth certificates in Victoria for each month in each of the following years — (a) 2019; and (b) 2020. (2) How many individuals’ gender has been changed on birth certificates in Victoria for each month in each of the following years (a) 2019; and (b) 2020. (3) How many of the changes to gender on birth certificates identified in paragraph (2) required the prior written approval, respectively, of the following — (a) the Secretary of the Department of Justice and Community Safety; (b) the Adult Parole Board; (c) the Post Sentence Authority; and (d) the Chief Commissioner of Police.

2186 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): In relation to the number of people who have died at the ‘home/residence’ classification in the ‘place of death’ statistics recorded by Births, Deaths and Marriages: 5 June 2020 63

(1) In total, how many people died at their home or another private residence in Victoria in the following calendar years — (a) 2018; and (b) 2019. (2) In total, how many people have died at their home or another private residence in Victoria since 24 March 2020 inclusive.

2187 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to investigations of transport incidents in Victoria: (1) Please list each of the formal investigations by the Chief Investigator, Transport Safety that are currently in progress in relation to incidents involving rail services in Victoria. (2) In respect of each of the investigations identified in paragraph (1), please indicate — (a) on what date they began; (b) on what date they are due to conclude; and (c) on what date the final report is due to be publicly released. (3) Please list each of the formal investigations by the Chief Investigator, Transport Safety that are currently in progress in relation to incidents involving bus services in Victoria. (4) In respect of each of the investigations identified in paragraph (3), please indicate — (a) on what date they began; (b) on what date they are due to conclude; and (c) on what date the final report is due to be publicly released. (5) Please list each of the formal investigations by the Chief Investigator, Transport Safety that are currently in progress in relation to incidents involving marine services relating to Victoria. (6) In respect of each of the investigations identified in paragraph (5), please indicate — (a) on what date they began; (b) on what date they are due to conclude; and (c) on what date the final report is due to be publicly released.

2188 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Regional Development (for the Premier): In relation to the Premier’s attendance at high-level meetings related to COVID-19: (1) On how many occasions and on what dates did the Premier personally attend pre- organised meetings related to the country’s and/or state’s response to COVID-19 at which Dr Brendan Murphy or Dr Brett Sutton were also present, either in the same room or through some form of video and/or audio conferencing service. (2) On how many occasions and on what dates did the Premier personally attend pre- organised meetings related to the country’s and/or state’s response to COVID-19 at which Dr Steven Kennedy or Mr David Martine were also present, either in the same room or through some form of video and/or audio conferencing service.

(Notice received 4 May 2020)

2189 MR GRIMLEY — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): In relation to Community Corrections Orders (CCO): (1) How many CCOs were issued in 2019. (2) How many CCO breaches were registered in 2019. (3) To what extent are breaches of CCOs contributing to a higher recidivism rate in Victoria.

2190 MR GRIMLEY — To ask the Minister for Regional Development (for the Minister for Corrections): In relation to Community Corrections Orders (CCO): (1) How many CCOs were issued in 2019. (2) How many CCO breaches were registered in 2019. (3) To what extent are breaches of CCOs contributing to a higher recidivism rate in Victoria. 5 June 2020 64

2192 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Police and Emergency Services): In relation to the Victoria Police announcement in April 2019 that an additional 105 positions would be allocated to the Parental Leave Backfill Program to create a total of 208 positions by April 2020 and noting that the Program provides backfill to police and protective service officers taking maternity and paternity leave: Have all 208 positions now been created, and — (a) if so, from what date were the positions filled for the first time; and (b) if not, how many of these positions have been created to date.

2193 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Police and Emergency Services): In relation to an article on 15 April 2020 in The Weekly Times online titled ‘Fire Rescue Victoria: Regional areas to be divided into zones of new service control', and noting significant variations described for potential new Fire Services Property Levy (FSPL) charges across Fire Rescue Victoria (FRV) and the Country Fire Authority (CFA) areas of Victoria: (1) Will the new FSPL rates vary between FRV and CFA areas and, if so, why. (2) If the new FSPL rates vary for FRV and CFA areas, what will be the respective amounts of these rates. (3) Will the Government still gazette the new FSPL rates on or before 31 May 2020. (4) Has a Fire District Review Panel been formed yet, and if not, by what date will this process be completed. (5) Does the Government possess any modelling and/or any other analysis that indicates how many hours per week, on average, full-time firefighters will be spending on physically attending and fighting fires from 1 June 2020 and, if so — (a) what is that number of hours; (b) by whom was that modelling and/or other analysis developed by; and (c) on what date or dates did the Government receive this modelling and/or other analysis.

2194 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): In relation to cyberbullying, image-based abuse and sex-based extortion: Noting the comments made by the National e-Safety Commissioner, Julie Inman Grant, on 22 April 2020, that there has been a 40 per cent overall increase across Australia in these three forms of abuse from the time that COVID-19 movement restrictions began in March: (1) Are the national figures cited by the National e-Safety Commissioner consistent with the figures specifically for Victoria during this period, and if not, what are the correct figures for Victoria in these categories since COVID-19 related movement restrictions commenced. (2) What specific practical actions have been taken by the Government during the period of the COVID-19 pandemic to date, to address any increases in these three forms of abuse.

2196 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the availability of personal protective equipment (PPE): (1) On what date did the Minister first formally, in writing, instruct her staff and/or relevant other officials to begin organising for additional PPE to be obtained for Victoria in response to the COVID-19 outbreak. (2) How much money in total has the Government spent on increasing the stock of PPE across the state since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. (3) Where has the additional PPE for Victoria been sourced. (4) How much additional stock of PPE has been provided specifically to each of the following sets of facilities in the Northern Victoria electorate since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic — (a) hospitals; (b) aged care facilities; and (c) doctors’ surgeries. 5 June 2020 65

(5) How much further money does the Government currently forecast will be spent in total during the remainder of 2020 on obtaining any additional PPE for Victoria.

2197 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to initial advice about the risks of an outbreak of COVID-19 in Victoria: On what date did the Minister first receive formal written report or reports of any kind from her staff, or any other person in any role within the Victorian health system, about the public health risks and/or potential public health risks of COVID-19.

2198 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Regional Development (for the Minister for Corrections): In relation to the Victorian Auditor-General's March 2020 Report Ravenhall Prison: Rehabilitating and Reintegrating Prisoners: (1) What agreement is now in place as to who is responsible for intensive post-release and case management services within Ravenhall Prison. (2) What changes have been made in order to ensure that inmates are receiving timely risk assessments and/or other forms of required assessment since the release of the Report. (3) On what date did Corrections Victoria and GEO Group Australia Pty Ltd agree to the further contract change, as referenced on page 8 of the Report. (4) As a result of the contract change referenced in paragraph (3), what is the current agreed new maximum prisoner population at Ravenhall Prison. (5) What housing assistance, programs and services, if any, are available to Ravenhall prisoners following their release, particularly to ensure they are not exposed to post- release homelessness. (6) On what date did, or will, the planned academic review of the Continuum of Care model begin, as referenced on page 51 of the Report. (7) On what date is the planned academic review referenced in paragraph (6) due to conclude, and will the Government publicly release this review. (8) Notwithstanding the commentary on page 44 of the Report, has the Government undertaken or commissioned any other evaluation or evaluations of the results of the use of the Continuum of Care model at Ravenhall Prison. (9) If any such evaluations referenced in paragraph (8) have been completed, on what dates were they each published, and where can this be accessed. (10) On what date or dates have any formal evaluations of the use of key performance indicator (KPI) 15 and/or 16 at Ravenhall Prison been published, and where can this be accessed. (11) On what date or dates have any other formal evaluations of the operation of Ravenhall Prison been published, and where can this be accessed. (12) Are any other evaluations of the operations of Ravenhall Prison currently underway or scheduled to be completed in the future and if so, what are the details of these. (13) Given the clear discrepancies identified in the audit between KPI 15 and 16, what changes have Corrections Victoria and/or GEO Group Australia Pty Ltd subsequently made to the models and frameworks used at Ravenhall Prison in order to reduce the prisoners’ reoffending outcomes. (14) What specific strategies will the Government be pursuing during 2020 to reduce the current state-wide return to prison rate of 43.3 per cent. (15) What percentage of prisoners who have occupied a mental health bed at Ravenhall Prison have subsequently reoffended and returned to prison after being released from Ravenhall Prison. (16) How many referrals in total have been made for prisoners leaving Ravenhall Prison to attend The Bridge Centre during — (a) 2018; (b) 2019; and (c) 2020. (17) What educational units and modules are currently available for prisoners at Ravenhall Prison (18) What additional educational units and modules are scheduled to be introduced in the future at Ravenhall Prison, and from what date or dates in each case. 5 June 2020 66

(19) What programs are currently available at Ravenhall Prison specifically for prisoners on remand, given their comparatively short stay at the prison. (20) What additional programs are scheduled to be introduced in the future at Ravenhall Prison specifically for prisoners on remand, and from what date or dates in each case. (21) Is alcohol and other drug (AOD) treatment and mental health support available to people at Ravenhall Prison whilst on remand, and — (a) if so, what are they; and (b) if not, why not. (22) Why are prisoners on remand at Ravenhall Prison unable to access or participate in programs to treat reoffending or reduce recidivism. (23) What is the reasoning for the continued possibility of an annual bonus payment of up to $2 million to GEO Group Australia Pty Ltd for reducing recidivism rates of Ravenhall prisoners when more than half of the prisoners are now there only on remand. (24) What is the current evidential basis for the Government’s continued use of a model across the prison system that sees private prison operators given specific incentives to provide outcomes. (25) Has the Government accepted any of the recommendations of the Report, and — (a) if so, how many and when were each of the recommended changes fully implemented; and (b) if not, why did the Government choose to not accept certain recommendation.

2199 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Regional Development (for the Treasurer): In relation to the economic consequences of national and state policy responses to the COVID- 19 pandemic: (1) How many Victorians have temporarily lost at least one full-time or part-time job since 22 March 2020 inclusive. (2) How many Victorians have permanently lost at least one full-time or part-time job since 22 March 2020 inclusive. (3) How many businesses have temporarily closed since 22 March 2020 inclusive. (4) How many businesses have permanently closed since 22 March 2020 inclusive. (5) How many people in the Northern Victoria electorate have temporarily lost at least one full-time or part-time job since 22 March 2020 inclusive. (6) How many people in the Northern Victoria electorate have permanently lost at least one full-time or part-time job since 22 March 2020 inclusive. (7) How many businesses in the Northern Victoria electorate have temporarily closed since 22 March 2020 inclusive. (8) How many businesses in the Northern Victoria electorate have permanently closed since 22 March 2020 inclusive. (9) What is the average daily cost to gross state product of the continued imposition of the Government’s — (a) Stage 2 restrictions; and (b) Stage 3 restrictions. (10) What specific forms of financial modelling and analysis of the economic consequences of the national and state response to COVID-19 will be publicly released to Victorians in order to provide transparency.

(Notice received 5 May 2020)

2200 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to works on the track duplication between Dandenong and Lynbrook and the removal of the Greens Road level crossing: What is the dollar amount of the contract awarded to McConnell Dowell, Arup, Mott MacDonald and Metro Trains Melbourne.

2201 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to works on the track duplication between Lynbrook and Cranbourne, new Merinda Park Station and Lynbrook Station parking upgrades: What is the dollar amount of the contract awarded to Laing O’Rourke, Jacobs and Metro Trains Melbourne. 5 June 2020 67

(Notice received 7 May 2020)

2202 MR GRIMLEY — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Police and Emergency Services): In relation to speed limits for passing emergency service vehicles: (1) How many drivers have been charged for passing an emergency services vehicle over the speed limit of 40 kilometres per hour since the imposition of the speed limit. (2) Has the Government considered altering the speed limit to maximise its effectiveness. (3) How many drivers were exclusively charged for passing an emergency services vehicle over the speed limit of 40 kilometres per hour in the 2018-19 financial year.

2203 MR HAYES — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to COVID-19: Has the Government done any modelling of the likely impact of the coronavirus pandemic on population growth and traffic movements in metropolitan Melbourne, and if not, will the Government undertake this modelling and make that information public.

2204 MR HAYES — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the Minister’s answer to Question on Notice No. 1874 relating to traffic movements along the proposed Mordialloc Freeway and noting the answer said the freeway was the best cost benefit response to population growth in this area: Will the Government review the projections for population growth in the vicinity of the proposed freeway in light of the coronavirus pandemic.

2205 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Regional Development (for the Minister for Corrections): In relation to Corrections Victoria's recently introduced initiative to require specialist case managers of sex offenders on community-based orders to complete the Specialist Certificate in Criminology (Sexual Offender Management): (1) How many people in total have successfully completed this course. (2) How many people in the Northern Victoria electorate have successfully completed this course.

2206 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Regional Development (for the Minister for Corrections): In relation to the unavailability of the Specialised Offender Assessment and Treatment Service (SOATS) Program outside of Melbourne and noting that the travel required for those in rural areas can often be a barrier to completing the course and can also place the community at risk: What are the reasons that the SOATS Program is only available in Melbourne and not available in regional and rural areas where there are also correctional facilities.

2207 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Agriculture: In relation to the prospect of further funding for the Goulburn Murray Valley Regional Fruit Fly Program beyond June 2020: (1) Has the Government reached a decision about whether to provide continued funding for the Goulburn Murray Valley Regional Fruit Fly Program. (2) If the Government has chosen to extend the funding — (a) how much additional money has been allocated to the Program in total; and (b) for what period of time has this money been allocated. (3) If the Government has decided not to extend the funding, for what reasons has this decision been made.

2209 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to the work of the expert advisory group described in the Minister for Education’s 5 June 2020 68

media release titled ‘Boosting Student Outcomes in Regional and Rural Victoria’ dated 17 June 2019: (1) Will the outcomes and findings, including the recommendations of the advisory group’s work be made available to schools and, if so, by what means will they be able to access them. (2) Will the outcomes and findings, including the recommendations of the advisory group’s work be made available to the wider Victorian public and, if so, by what means will they be able to access them. (3) What forms of consultation, if any, were undertaken by the advisory group to determine the best practical means of supporting both a student and their family in order to enhance student performance and educational engagement.

2210 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the revision of the business case for the Murray Basin Rail Project: (1) What are the reasons that the revised business case for the Murray Basin Rail Project has still not been completed as at the beginning of May 2020. (2) On what date will the revised business case for the Murray Basin Rail Project be completed. (3) By what date does the Minister expect to lodge the revised business case with the Federal Government. (4) On what date or dates has the Minister formally discussed the revised business case directly with the Deputy Prime Minister, the Honourable Michael McCormack MP. (5) Which specific Murray Basin Rail Project stakeholders have been formally consulted in relation to the revised business case by the Minister’s staff, Rail Projects Victoria and the Department of Transport during the period in which this document has been prepared, provided in list form. (6) If different to the answer to paragraph (5), which Murray Basin Rail Project stakeholders have been formally consulted in relation to the revised business case by the Minister herself during the period in which this document has been prepared, provided in list form.

2211 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Health (for the Minister for Mental Health): In relation to an article on 28 April 2020 in The Daily Mail online titled Talk to your dealer: Taxpayer-funded organisation urges drug addicts to stock up on meth, cocaine and heroin to avoid being left without supplies during coronavirus lockdown and noting public comments reported in the article posted by www.counsellingonline.org.au, an organisation operated by Turning Point, including that individuals should “talk to (their) dealer about what might happen if (their) regular drug supply may be restricted and stock up on (their) drugs of choice” during the COVID-19 period: (1) Has the Government decided to no longer fund Turning Point, and if so, from what date did this decision take effect. (2) How much funding has the Government provided in total to the Turning Point organisation and any of its subsidiary entities. (3) Over what period has the funding described in paragraph (3) been paid. (4) For what purpose has each instance of funding described in paragraph (3) been provided.

2212 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Regional Development (for the Minister for Planning): In relation to the existence of combustible cladding on Victorian buildings: (1) How many buildings in the electorate of Northern Victoria are currently assessed as having combustible cladding. (2) How many buildings in the electorate of Northern Victoria has combustible cladding been successfully fully removed from at any time since 1 January 2018. 5 June 2020 69

(3) For the answers in paragraphs (1) and (2), what is the breakdown of those properties by city or town. (4) How many of the cases identified in paragraph (1) have been approved for Government funding for cladding rectification. (5) How many cases of building code breaches have been lodged in total against individuals and companies in respect of the installation of combustible cladding on any building in Victoria. (6) How many of the cases identified in paragraph (5) in total has the defendant or defendants been found guilty in. (7) What has been the average penalty applied in respect of those identified in paragraph (6) for individuals and companies. (8) How many cases of building code breaches have been lodged in total against individuals or companies in respect of the installation of combustible cladding on any building in the Northern Victoria electorate. (9) How many of the cases identified in paragraph (8) in total has the defendant or defendants been found guilty in. (10) What has been the average penalty applied in respect of those identified in paragraph (9) for individuals and companies

2213 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to numbers of ventilators in public hospitals: (1) What was the total number of ventilators in Victorian public hospitals on each of the following dates — (a) 1 January 2015; (b) 1 January 2016; (c) 1 January 2017; (d) 1 January 2018; (e) 1 January 2019; (f) 1 January 2020; and (g) 1 May 2020. (2) What was the total number of ventilators in public hospitals in the Northern Victoria electorate on each of the following dates — (a) 1 January 2015; (b) 1 January 2016; (c) 1 January 2017; (d) 1 January 2018; (e) 1 January 2019; and (f) 1 January 2020.

2214 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to an article on 26 March 2020 in The Sydney Morning Herald online, titled Chinese-backed company's mission to source Australian medical supplies: (1) Is the Minister aware of any attempts made by any individual or organisation to send bulk supplies of medical items out of Victoria during — (a) December 2019; (b) January 2020; (c) February 2020; and (d) March 2020. (2) If the Minister is aware of any such attempts — (a) what was the nature of each of these activities; and (b) what actions has the Government taken in response to them.

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2215 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Regional Development (for the Minister for Corrections): In relation to the Victorian Auditor-General's March 2020 Report Ravenhall Prison: Rehabilitating and Reintegrating Prisoners: (1) How are addictions of offenders who are remanded for three months or less and are ineligible for programs at Ravenhall Prison treated,. (2) What are the reasons for the apparent discrepancies in the figures for the Cognitive Behavioural Interventions for Substance Abuse Program in figure 2F on page 33 of the Report, given that they indicate that there were only a small number of new referrals for the Program in August, September and November but far larger increases in the waitlist numbers for the Program in each of those months. (3) On what dates have formal evaluations of the operation of each of the following programs at Ravenhall Prison been published and where can this be accessed — (a) Know the Score; (b) Skating on Ice; (c) Prison-related Harm Reduction; and (d) Release-related Harm Reduction. (4) Has the ‘Restart’ Program been run at any time at Ravenhall Prison and if so — (a) what has been the cost of this Program to date at the prison; (b) how many prisoners in total have participated in this Program at Ravenhall Prison; and (c) on what dates have formal evaluations of this Program’s operations at Ravenhall Prison been published and where can this be accessed.

2216 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Regional Development (for the Minister for Corrections): In relation to the Victorian Auditor-General's March 2020 Report Ravenhall Prison: Rehabilitating and Reintegrating Prisoners and noting the finding in the Report that whilst an $1 million performance payment is potentially available annually for the delivery of Key Performance Indicator (KPI) 15, the KPI is not being met as intended: (1) How many times has GEO Group Australia Pty Ltd received the full annual $1 million incentive for this KPI. (2) On what dates has GEO Group Australia Pty Ltd been paid either part or all of this incentive and what were the amounts of these payments in each case.

2217 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Regional Development (for the Minister for Corrections): In relation to the delivery of particular programs in Victorian prisons: On what dates have formal evaluations of the operation of each of the following programs throughout the prison system in Victoria been published, and where can these be accessed — (a) Know the Score; (b) Skating on Ice; (c) Prison-related Harm Reduction; (d) Release-related Harm Reduction; and (e) Restart.

2218 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Regional Development (for the Minister for Housing): In relation to the COVID-19 related impact on homelessness: (1) What projections has the Government sought or undertaken about changes to homelessness numbers in Victoria in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic. (2) What do these projections indicate about how homelessness numbers will change in Victoria in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic. (3) How can members of the public access the projections described in paragraph (1).

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(Notice received 8 May 2020)

2219 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to Mooroolbark Railway Station: (1) How many — (a) parking spaces are currently available to commuters; (b) free parking spaces are currently available to commuters; and (c) free parking spaces will be available in the proposed multistorey car park upgrade. (2) What delivery model will be used to construct the multistorey carpark and how will it be funded. (3) What are the dates for key delivery milestones, for example, planning, consultation, tender, contract award, start of works and completion. (4) Will there be any excess land once the multistorey car park is complete and if so, what will it be used for.

2220 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to Mooroolbark Railway Station: Will the station design allow for future duplication of the track between Mooroolbark and Lilydale, and if not, why not.

2221 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the Lilydale Railway Station: (1) How many — (a) parking spaces are currently available to commuters; (b) free parking spaces are currently available to commuters; and (c) free parking spaces will be available to commuters once the elevated Lilydale station is completed. (2) Will there be any excess land once the multistorey car park is complete, and if so, what will it be used for.

2222 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the Lilydale Railway Station: Will the station design allow for future duplication of the track between Mooroolbark and Lilydale, and if not, why not.

2223 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the Manchester Road, Mooroolbark, and Maroondah Highway, Lilydale, level crossing removals: (1) Who are the members of the Stakeholder Liaison Groups formed for Mooroolbark and Lilydale. (2) What are dates and times of each meeting held by the Stakeholder Liaison Groups for Mooroolbark and Lilydale.

2224 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the Manchester Road, Mooroolbark, and Maroondah Highway, Lilydale, level crossing removals consultation pop-ups at six shopping centres and railway stations: (1) When and where were they conducted. (2) How long were the pop-ups active in each instance. (3) How have you estimated that over 2,000 conversations took place.

2225 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the four community information sessions held as part of the Manchester Road, Mooroolbark, and Maroondah Highway, Lilydale, level crossing removals consultations: (1) When and where were they held. (2) How has the estimated attendance of over 600 people been calculated 5 June 2020 72

(3) Where and how were the information sessions advertised to ensure the community was aware that they were taking place.

2226 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the 10 doorknocks of local traders as part of the Manchester Road, Mooroolbark, and Maroondah Highway, Lilydale, level crossing removals consultations in both precincts: (1) When and where were they conducted. (2) How many traders were engaged. (3) What themes were discussed with traders. (4) How was their feedback incorporated into the community feedback process.

2227 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the 500 feedback forms lodged in response to the Manchester Road, Mooroolbark, and Maroondah Highway, Lilydale, level crossing removals consultations: How has feedback received been incorporated into the community feedback process and project design process.

2228 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the Manchester Road, Mooroolbark, and Maroondah Highway, Lilydale, level crossing removals consultations: Did the community information sessions planned for 21 March 2020 at the Celebrate Mooroolbark Festival, and 28 March 2020 at the Lilydale Marketplace go ahead given the COVID-19 restrictions, and if not, how will the community consultation process continue for these projects.

2229 MR ATKINSON — To ask the Minister for Local Government (for the Minister for Consumer Affairs, Gaming and Liquor Regulation): Will the Government still issue an options paper in June 2020, as previously proposed, following the consultation process for the review of the Retirement Villages Act 1986, and if not, what is the revised timetable for its release.

2230 DR RATNAM — To ask the Minister for Regional Development (for the Minister for Housing): In relation to complaints made by social housing tenants in 2018-19: How many complaints were received by — (a) the Department of Health and Human Services; (b) the Housing Registrar; and (c) the Victorian Ombudsman.

2231 DR RATNAM — To ask the Minister for Regional Development (for the Minister for Housing): In relation to complaints made by public housing tenants in 2018-19: (1) How many safety or security incidents were reported. (2) How long did the average incident take to be resolved.

2232 DR RATNAM — To ask the Minister for Regional Development (for the Minister for Housing): In relation to maintenance works on public housing units during 2018-19: (1) How many maintenance requests were received by the Housing Call Centre from public housing tenants. (2) How long did the average maintenance request received by the Housing Call Centre from public housing tenants take to be resolved. (3) How many maintenance requests required multiple calls to the Housing Call centre before they were resolved. (4) What percentage of completed maintenance requests received by the Housing Call Centre from public housing tenants required further maintenance for the same issue. (5) How many units underwent planned maintenance works during 2018-19. 5 June 2020 73

(6) How many units were still awaiting planned maintenance works at the end of 2018-19.

2233 DR RATNAM — To ask the Minister for Regional Development (for the Minister for Housing): In relation to the public housing waiting list: (1) How many public housing residents are on a transfer list due to overcrowding in public housing units. (2) What is the average wait time for residents waiting for transfer due to overcrowding.

2234 DR RATNAM — To ask the Minister for Regional Development (for the Minister for Housing): In relation to the demolition of the public housing estate at Abbotsford Street and Haines Street, North Melbourne: (1) When will the demolition be completed. (2) When is the full redevelopment of the estate expected to be completed. (3) Has all asbestos been removed from the demolition site. (4) Has any contaminated soil been removed from the demolition site.

(Notice received 11 May 2020)

2235 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Creative Industries): In relation to the Creative Victoria website reporting that ‘employment figures for the cultural and creative sector are estimated to be 289,000 in 2018-19’: (1) Which Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) classifications, and their codes, were used to derive the 289,000 jobs figure. (2) What is the specified date of the ABS data and codes used.

2236 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Creative Industries): In relation to employment figures in creative industries, the Grattan Institute estimated 53 per cent in job losses and a 75 per cent downturn in creative industry activity since the 25 March 2020 implementation of the COVID-19 restrictions on social gathering and distancing: Why has it taken over a month to put together a creative industries jobs support package for the estimated 153,000 job losses.

2237 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Creative Industries): In relation to the 26 April 2020 media release titled ‘Survival Package to Help Save Arts Jobs’ which states 2,000 jobs will be supported through the Strategic Investment Fund whilst the Sustaining Creative Workers grants will, at best, support a further 1,100 jobs totalling 3,100 jobs in the face of the estimated 153,000 job losses: How will the remaining estimated 150,000 creative industries job losses be supported.

2238 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Creative Industries): In relation to the 26 April 2020 media release titled ‘Survival Package to Help Save Arts Jobs’: (1) Who are the ‘almost 100 non-government arts and cultural organisations’ that are beneficiaries of the Strategic Investment Fund. (2) What is the dollar value that each recipient will receive. (3) When will the money be received by the organisation.

2239 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Creative Industries): In relation to the 26 April 2020 media release titled ‘Survival Package to Help Save Arts Jobs’ and the Sustaining Creative Workers grants: (1) What criteria is being used to assess grant applications. (2) What steps are involved in the decision making and grant approval processes. (3) What is the conflict of interest process and where a conflict is identified how is it managed and documented. 5 June 2020 74

(4) What is the average wait time for applications to be approved or rejected. (5) What is the average wait time between submitting an application and being advised on the outcome. (6) What is the average wait time for a successful applicant to receive their grant, given the website states a minimum of three weeks. (7) What is the value of grants approved and distributed to date from 2 May 2020, broken down by week ending. (8) What is the metropolitan and regional dollar value of grants approved and distributed to date from 2 May 2020, broken down by week. (9) How many unsuccessful applicants are there to current date. (10) What is the total value of the rejected grant applications.

2240 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Creative Industries): In relation to the 26 April 2020 media release titled ‘Survival Package to Help Save Arts Jobs’ and the Sustaining Creative Workers grants and noting only artists with a minimum track record of five years in professional public outcomes are eligible: (1) What is meant by professional public outcomes. (2) What will the survival package offer in order to save jobs of new and emerging artists who have less than 5 years in professional public outcomes.

2241 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Creative Industries): In relation to the Innovation and Marketing grants announced on the Creative Victoria website and referred to in the 26 April 2020 media release titled ‘Survival Package to Help Save Arts Jobs’: (1) Are the recently announced Innovation and Marketing grants part of an existing ongoing program and not additional funding. (2) What is the total funding allocation under this grants program, given that Creative Victoria website approximates $100,000. (3) What is the dollar value of metropolitan based grants. (4) What is the dollar value of regional Victoria based grants.

2242 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Creative Industries): In relation to the Music Works grants announced on the Creative Victoria website and referred to in the 26 April 2020 media release titled ‘Survival Package to Help Save Arts Jobs’: (1) Are the recently announced Music Works grants part of an existing ongoing program and not additional funding. (2) What is the dollar value of metropolitan based grants. (3) What is the dollar value of regional Victoria based grants.

2243 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Creative Industries): In relation to the VicArts grants announced on the Creative Victoria website and referred to in the 26 April 2020 media release titled ‘Survival Package to Help Save Arts Jobs’: (1) Are the recently announced VicArts grants part of an existing ongoing program and not additional funding. (2) What is the dollar value of metropolitan based grants. (3) What is the dollar value of Regional Victoria based grants.

2244 MR ATKINSON — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change): In relation to the deferral of some of the proposed legislative safeguards on environmental protection following the passing of the COVID-19 Omnibus (Emergency Measures) Act 2020: What measures will be taken in the interim to ensure that there are no further accumulation of toxic waste and that remedial measures continue in respect of existing toxic waste storage sites. 5 June 2020 75

(Notice received 12 May 2020)

2245 MR GRIMLEY — To ask the Minister for Regional Development (for the Minister for Corrections): In relation to rehabilitation services in Victorian prisons: (1) What is the average amount of funding that is directed to a Victorian prisoner per year. (2) What percentage of Victorian prisoners do not engage with any rehabilitation services whilst in prison. (3) Is the Government considering funding additional animal-related rehabilitation programs in order to reduce the rate of recidivism.

2246 MR GRIMLEY — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to the safety of Victorian Principals and teachers: (1) Does the Department of Education and Training record instances of physical and verbal abuse which is reported by school principals and teachers. (2) How many instances of physical and verbal abuse were reported by principals and teachers in 2019. (3) Is the Government considering greater financial penalties or even mandatory sentencing options for parents and guardians who repeatedly abuse school principals and teachers.

2247 MR GRIMLEY — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the Grant Lodge nursing home in Bacchus Marsh: (1) When was the Minister first made aware that staff members from the nursing home had tested positive for COVID-19. (2) In what timeframe were all aged care residents and staff tested for COVID-19. (3) Has adequate contact-tracing now occurred and is there no threat of further outbreaks in and around the nursing home.

(Notice received 14 May 2020)

2248 DR RATNAM — To ask the Minister for Local Government: In relation to the announcement by the Minister on 22 April 2020 regarding the eight metropolitan councils that will adopt single member ward structures ahead of the next local government general elections, and the maps of ward boundaries for those councils released on the Local Government Victoria website on 6 May 2020: (1) Do the ward boundaries in the published maps for each council exactly match the ward boundaries in the maps recommended by the Victorian Electoral Commission (VEC) to Local Government Victoria, and — (a) if not, did Local Government Victoria or the Minister direct changes to the VEC- recommended ward boundaries prior to their publication; and (b) if so, what were each of these changes and their rationale. (2) What was the rationale behind allowing only 19 days for feedback to ward boundaries and ward names. (3) Were Traditional Owner groups consulted on proposed ward names, and if so, to what extent were they consulted.

2249 MR RICH-PHILLIPS — To ask the Minister for Health (for the Minister for Prevention of Family Violence): How many final orders pursuant to the Family Violence Protection Act 2008 were made in — (a) 2015; (b) 2016; (c) 2017; (d) 2018; and (e) 2019.

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2250 MR RICH-PHILLIPS — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): How many final orders pursuant to the Family Violence Protection Act 2008 were made in — (a) 2015; (b) 2016; (c) 2017; (d) 2018; and (e) 2019.

2251 MR RICH-PHILLIPS — To ask the Minister for Local Government (for the Minister for Consumer Affairs, Gaming and Liquor Regulation): How many inspections of rooming houses in the City of Greater Dandenong were undertaken by Consumer Affairs Victoria in — (a) July 2019; (b) August 2019; (c) September 2019; (d) October 2019; (e) November 2019; (f) December 2019; (g) January 2020; (h) February 2020; (i) March 2020; and (j) April 2020.

2252 MR RICH-PHILLIPS — To ask the Minister for Local Government (for the Minister for Consumer Affairs, Gaming and Liquor Regulation): How many inspections of rooming houses in the area of Dandenong bounded by Jones Road, Railway Parade/Foster Street, Robinson Street and Princes Highway were undertaken by Consumer Affairs Victoria in — (a) July 2019; (b) August 2019; (c) September 2019; (d) October 2019; (e) November 2019; (f) December 2019; (g) January 2020; (h) February 2020; (i) March 2020; and (j) April 2020.

2253 MR RICH-PHILLIPS — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Police and Emergency Services): How many foot patrols in the area of Dandenong bounded by Jones Road, Railway Parade/Foster Street, Robinson Street and Princes Highway were undertaken by Victoria Police in — (a) July 2019; (b) August 2019; (c) September 2019; (d) October 2019; (e) November 2019; (f) December 2019; (g) January 2020; (h) February 2020; (i) March 2020; and (j) April 2020.

2254 MR RICH-PHILLIPS — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Police and Emergency Services): How many vehicle patrols in the area of Dandenong bounded by 5 June 2020 77

Jones Road, Railway Parade/Foster Street, Robinson Street and Princes Highway were undertaken by Victoria Police in — (a) July 2019; (b) August 2019; (c) September 2019; (d) October 2019; (e) November 2019; (f) December 2019; (g) January 2020; (h) February 2020; (i) March 2020; and (j) April 2020.

2255 MR RICH-PHILLIPS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change): How many leases pursuant to section 17D of the Crown Land (Reserves) Act 1978 have been signed in respect of properties on the Maryborough Airport site in — (a) August 2019; (b) September 2019; (c) October 2019; (d) November 2019; (e) December 2019; (f) January 2020; (g) February 2020; (h) March 2020; and (i) April 2020.

(Notice received 14 May 2020)

2257 MR GRIMLEY — To ask the Minister for Regional Development (for the Treasurer): In relation to the Working for Victoria scheme: (1) How many Victorians have applied for work through the scheme to date. (2) How has the Government ensured that job opportunities are equally shared between metropolitan Melbourne and regional Victoria. (3) How many Victorians have successfully gained employment through the scheme since its introduction to date.

(Notice received 15 May 2020)

2258 MS LOVELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to the Greater Shepparton Secondary College’s (GSSC) proposed rural annex: (1) What is the rationale for establishing the annex. (2) Where is the proposed location of the annex. (3) Has the rural community where the annex is to be located been consulted about the annex being established in their community. (4) What is the proposed date for commencement of students attending the annex. (5) How many students will the rural annex accommodate. (6) What year levels will be taught at the annex. (7) What are the selection criteria for a student to be transferred to the annex. (8) Will the annex be co-educational. (9) Will students be given a choice to attend the annex, stay at one of the three interim campuses during transition or attend the GSSC’s Hawdon Street site once completed. (10) Will parents be given a choice to attend the annex, stay at one of the three interim campuses during transition or attend Greater Shepparton Secondary College’s Hawdon Street site once completed. 5 June 2020 78

2259 MS LOVELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to the Greater Shepparton Secondary College’s (GSSC) proposed rural annex: (1) Will staff be transferred from the three interim campuses to the annex or will additional teachers be recruited for the annex. (2) Will the overall staffing numbers at the GSSC increase due to the expansion to four campuses, that is, the three interim campuses and the annex. (3) What are the selection criteria for staff to teach at the annex. (4) Will teachers at the GSSC have the choice to teach at one of the three existing interim campuses or the annex, and will they have the right to opt out of teaching at the annex if desired. (5) Will an additional Principal position be created for the annex.

2260 MS LOVELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to the Greater Shepparton Secondary College’s (GSSC) proposed rural annex: (1) What is the estimated response time for police to attend the annex if needed. (2) Which police station will be the primary responder. (3) What is the estimated response time for paramedics to attend the annex if needed. (4) Which Ambulance Victoria station will be the primary responder. (5) What is the estimated response time for fire services to attend the annex if needed. (6) Which fire brigade will be the primary responder. (7) What is the estimated response time for the Country Fire Authority (CFA) hazardous materials response vehicle to attend the annex if needed. (8) What is the estimated response time for the State Emergency Service (SES) or Shepparton Search and Rescue Squad to attend the annex if needed. (9) Will the SES or Shepparton Search and Rescue be the primary responder. (10) Have the police, Ambulance Victoria, the CFA, and the SES or Shepparton Search and Rescue been consulted about the location and ability to respond to the annex.

2261 MS LOVELL — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to the Greater Shepparton Secondary College’s (GSSC) proposed rural annex: (1) Will the buses for this annex be integrated into the current school bus routes or will they be separate. (2) Given that most students will be travelling in the opposite direction of the bus routes to the three existing campuses, will the start and finish times for the school day need to be adjusted to accommodate the additional travel time.

2262 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Health (for the Minister for Mental Health): In relation to the operation of the medically supervised injecting room at the North Richmond Community Health: (1) How many users of the injecting room, over the entire history of the facility, have been referred to rehabilitation centres and what has been the total financial cost of those users (2) Are there limits to the number of times in one day that users can visit the injecting room in order to inject, and if so, what are those limits. (3) What is the medical definition of an overdose within the confines of the injecting room. (4) How many users who have overdosed, over the history of the facility, have been specifically referred to alcohol and other drug support services and what is that figure as a percentage of all users who have overdosed at the injecting room. (5) Comparing the entire history of the time that the injecting room has been open with the same time period prior to its opening, what has been the percentage changes in — (a) recorded instances of crime within a three-kilometre radius of the medically supervised injecting room; and (b) recorded reports of crime within a three-kilometre radius of the medically supervised injecting room.

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2263 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Ambulance Services: In relation to the use of Ambulance Victoria's fleet of five helicopters and four aeroplanes: (1) How many patients, in total, were transported by an Ambulance Victoria helicopter to a health service during — (a) 2015; (b) 2016; (c) 2017; (d) 2018; (e) 2019; and (f) 2020 to date. (2) For each of the answers in paragraph (1), what percentage of those patients were first collected by the helicopter at a metropolitan or regional location. (3) How many patients in total were transported by an Ambulance Victoria aeroplane to a health service during — (a) 2015; (b) 2016; (c) 2017; (d) 2018; (e) 2019; and (f) 2020 to date. (4) For each of the answers in paragraph (3), what percentage of those patients were first collected by the helicopter at a metropolitan location or a regional location. (5) What records are kept on the response times of Ambulance Victoria helicopters and aeroplanes to patient calls, and how can this data be publicly accessed.

2264 MS MAXWELL — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to medical checks conducted on travellers arriving at airports during the initial phases of the potential spread of COVID- 19 across Victoria: (1) How many travellers arrived at Victorian airports in total between 25 January 2020 and 28 March 2020 inclusive. (2) How many of the travellers identified in the answer to paragraph (1) were required by the Government or any individual or organisation acting on the Government’s behalf to undergo a check of their temperature and/or medical checking of any other kind. (3) For those identified in the answer to paragraph (2), what kinds of medical checks were conducted on these travellers. (4) How many travellers in total, who arrived at Victorian airports between 25 January 2020 and 28 March 2020 inclusive, were formally instructed to immediately self-isolate for at least 14 days. (5) In relation to those travellers identified in the answer to paragraph (4), were they all monitored to ensure they continued to self-isolate for the full 14-day period or were they only monitored on a random basis. (6) If the answer to paragraph (5) is that this only occurred on a random basis, what percentage of them were monitored and how often were they monitored. (7) What specific means did the Government and/or agencies acting on its behalf use to ensure that those travellers were monitored. (8) Noting that the Government formally implemented specific COVID-19 docking protocols for incoming cruise ships on or around 19 March 2020, on what date were specific COVID-19 protocols implemented in relation to planes arriving at airports. (9) For the purposes of mitigating the potential spread of COVID-19, what records, if any, were specifically made of traveller’s feedback to authorities at airports about where they were intending to travel next following their arrival, including cases where they were planning to travel to regional Victoria.

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(Notice received 22 May 2020)

2265 MR O’DONOHUE — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): What is the target percentage capacity (forecast actual number of hearings/maximum number of hearings) for the Magistrates’ Court as at — (a) 30 May 2020; (b) 30 June 2020; and (c) 30 September 2020.

2266 MR O’DONOHUE — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): What is the target percentage capacity (forecast actual number of hearings/maximum number of hearings) for the Children’s Court as at — (a) 30 May 2020; (b) 30 June 2020; and (c) 30 September 2020.

2267 MR O’DONOHUE — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): What is the target percentage capacity (forecast actual number of hearings/maximum number of hearings) for the County Court as at — (a) 30 May 2020; (b) 30 June 2020; and (c) 30 September 2020.

2268 MR O’DONOHUE — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): What is the target percentage capacity (forecast actual number of hearings/maximum number of hearings) for the Supreme Court as at — (a) 30 May 2020; (b) 30 June 2020; and (c) 30 September 2020.

2269 MR O’DONOHUE — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): What is the target percentage capacity (forecast actual number of hearings/maximum number of hearings) for the Coroners Court as at — (a) 30 May 2020; (b) 30 June 2020; and (c) 30 September 2020.

2270 MR O’DONOHUE — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): What is the target percentage capacity (forecast actual number of hearings/maximum number of hearings) for the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal as at — (a) 30 May 2020; (b) 30 June 2020; and (c) 30 September 2020.

2271 MR O’DONOHUE — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): How long will it take to clear the backlog of court cases impacted by the COVID-19 measures.

2272 MR O’DONOHUE — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): Will you ensure that the caseload backlogs for 2020-21 are no more than those in 2018-19 in the Children’s Court.

2273 MR O’DONOHUE — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): Will you ensure the caseload backlogs for 2020-21 are no more than those in 2018-19 in the Magistrates’ Court.

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2274 MR O’DONOHUE — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): Will Victorian courts have extended sittings, including January 2021, to help address the caseload backlog.

(Notice received 25 May 2020)

2275 MR LIMBRICK — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): In relation to altering records of sex on birth certificates under the Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Amendment Act 2019: Since the commencement of the Act: (1) How many birth certificates have been altered to update sex descriptors. (2) What sex descriptors have been changed and what sex descriptor have they been changed to. (3) What are all the listed sex descriptors.

(Notice received 26 May 2020)

2276 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Local Government (for the Minister for Consumer Affairs, Gaming and Liquor Regulation): In relation to the tenant landlord provisions under the COVID-19 Omnibus (Emergency Measures) Act 2020: Since the commencement of the Act: (1) How many arrangements have been registered with Consumer Affairs Victoria. (2) How many matters for resolution have been received per calendar month. (3) How many matters for resolution have been received this month to date. (4) What is the average time taken to finalise and close a dispute matter, by month. (5) How many matters were referred to the Dispute Settlement Centre of Victoria, by month. (6) How many matters were referred to the Dispute Settlement Centre of Victoria this month to date. (7) What is the average time taken to finalise and close a dispute matter at the Dispute Settlement Centre of Victoria, by month. (8) How many orders have been issued by the Chief Dispute Resolution Officer for Residential Tenancies, by month. (9) How many orders have been issued by the Chief Dispute Resolution Officer for Residential Tenancies this month to date. (10) What is the average time taken for a determination.

2277 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Small Business: In relation to the tenant landlord provisions under the COVID-19 Omnibus (Emergency Measures) Act 2020: Since the commencement of the Act: (1) How many disputes have been registered and received by the Victorian Small Business Commissioner. (2) How many disputes have been heard at mediation, by calendar month. (3) How many disputes have been heard at mediation this month to date. (4) What is the average time taken from receiving a matter for mediation to finalising and closing the matter, by month. (5) How many matters since the new laws commenced were not resolved using the mediation service.

2278 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to all forms of advertising, marketing and communications, including on social media, undertaken for the full suite of projects under the ‘Big Build’ banner: (1) What is the actual expenditure per fiscal year from 1 December 2014 to 30 June 2019. (2) What is the actual expenditure year to date for this fiscal period. (3) What is the budgeted expenditure over the forward estimates per year.

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for the full suite of projects under the ‘Big Build’ ‘banner for the period 1 December 2014 to 30 June 2020: (1) Who have contracts been awarded to. (2) What date was the contract awarded. (3) What is the amount of the contract. (4) When will the contract end. (5) Which Big Build project or projects did the contract relate to. (6) What were the deliverables of each contract. (7) What is the contract number of the contract.

2280 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to full time equivalent (FTE) employed in the Department of Transport and its agencies (such as the Level Crossing Removal Authority, Level Crossing Removal Project and the Major Transport Infrastructure Authority) to oversee and deliver advertising, marketing and communications, including on social media, undertaken for the full suite of projects under the ‘Big Build’ ‘banner: (1) How many FTE were for the period 1 December 2014 to 30 June 2020, per fiscal period. (2) What are the associated salary costs per fiscal year. (3) What are the budgeted costs for the 2020-21 financial period.

2281 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to rail bridge inspections and maintenance in Victoria: (1) What is the expenditure for each fiscal period from 2000 to 2019. (2) What is the budget for 2019 to 2020. (3) What agency or organisation is currently responsible for the inspections and maintenance.

2282 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to rail bridges in Victoria, for each bridge — (a) what is the structure number; (b) where is it located; (c) what is it crossing, for example, road, river, floodplain; (d) what is the length of the bridge; (e) what is the height of the bridge; (f) what type of bridge is it, for example rail over road, road over rail, rail over river; (g) when was it constructed; (h) what maintenance works were carried out since 1 December 2014 and on what dates; (i) what agency or organisation is responsible for the structural maintenance of the bridge; (j) what agency or organisation is responsible for its general maintenance; (k) when was the date of its last structural inspection; and (l) what was its condition recorded as, at the date of the last structural inspection.

2283 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to rail bridges in Victoria: (1) What is the ongoing maintenance schedule for Victoria’s rail bridges. (2) What is the time span in between cycles. (3) How long does each cycle take. (4) How are maintenance issues identified in between maintenance cycles. (5) How many full time equivalent and head-count were involved in rail bridge maintenance on 1 December 2014, and of these, how many were involved as at — (a) 30 June 2019; and (b) 31 December 2019. (6) Were there any changes to maintenance schedules and the nature of inspections, for example, what was examined, since 1 December 2014.

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2284 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the fibre optic sensor trial funded through the Public Sector Innovation Fund: (1) What was the funding allocation from the Public Sector Innovation Fund. (2) Has further funding been allocated for the project, and if so, how much per year over the forward estimates. (3) What was involved in the proof of concept trial and what bridges was trial conducted on. (4) What was the result of the proof of concept trial.

(Notice received 27 May 2020)

2285 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to funding for The Overland rail service: (1) What was the budget allocation and the actual payment made to the operator in 2018- 19. (2) What is the budget allocation to the operator in 2019-20. (3) What budget allocation per year, over the forward estimates, are in place to the operator.

(Notice received 28 May 2020)

2286 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the media release on 25 May 2020 titled ‘Massive Bendigo Rail Project Complete’, and noting the claims that the works were completed months ahead of schedule: When were the works initially scheduled for completion.

2287 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the media release on 25 May 2020 titled ‘Massive Bendigo Rail Project Complete’, and noting the claims that the benefits of the maintenance works were ‘more reliable and comfortable journeys’: According to Public Transport Victoria performance data, the Bendigo line failed its reliability target every month in 2020 and for 6 out of the 12 months from May 2019 to April 2020: (1) How much of a reliability improvement will the Minister commit to going forward. (2) On how many months from May 2020 to 30 June 2021 will the reliability target be met.

2288 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the media release on 25 May 2020 titled ‘Massive Bendigo Rail Project Complete’, and noting the claims that the benefits of the maintenance works were ‘more reliable and comfortable journeys’: According to Public Transport Victoria performance data, the Bendigo line failed its punctuality target 11 out of the 12 months from May 2019 to April 2020, with April 2020 being the only month with an acceptable standard in punctuality due to the COVID- 19 movement restrictions: (1) How much punctuality improvement will the Minister commit to as a result of these maintenance works. (2) On how many months from May 2020 to 30 June 2021 will the punctuality target be met.

2289 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the media release on 25 May 2020 titled ‘Massive Bendigo Rail Project Complete’, and noting the claims that the benefits of the maintenance works were ‘more reliable and comfortable journeys’: (1) What measure of ‘passenger comfort’ is being used to access ‘passenger comfort’ improvement. (2) How much improvement will the completed maintenance works make.

2290 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the media release on 25 May 2020 titled ‘Massive Bendigo Rail Project Complete’, and noting the claim that 50 workers were employed starting in January: (1) What was the number of full time equivalent (FTE) and the head count on the project at project start, and of these — 5 June 2020 84

(a) how many were contractors; (b) how many were direct V/Line employees; and (c) how many were VicTrack employees. (2) What was the number of FTE and the head count on the project at each month end during the project, and of these — (a) how many were contractors; (b) how many were direct V/Line employees; and (c) how many were VicTrack employees. (3) What was the number of FTE and the head count on the project at completion, and of these — (a) how many were contractors; (b) how many were direct V/Line employees; and (c) how many were VicTrack employees.

2291 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the media release on 25 May 2020 titled ‘Massive Bendigo Rail Project Complete’, and noting the claim that this project is part of a broader annual network maintenance program with $103 million allocated for this financial year: What is the full schedule of maintenance works for this financial year, expressed in table form, identifying the — (a) regional line on which the works are undertaken; (b) nature of the works; (c) funding allocation; (d) actual expenditure; (e) scheduled completion date; (f) actual completion date; and (g) benefits.

2292 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to ongoing annual V/Line network maintenance programs: What is the full schedule of maintenance works for each financial year from 1 July 2015 to 30 June 2019, expressed in table form, identifying the — (a) regional line on which the works are undertaken; (b) nature of the works; (c) funding allocation; (d) actual expenditure; (e) scheduled completion date; (f) actual completion date; and (g) benefits.

2293 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to maintaining transparency and accountability for ongoing annual V/Line network maintenance programs: What is the full schedule of maintenance works for the financial year 1 July 2020 to 30 June 2021, expressed in table form, identifying the — (a) regional line on which the works are undertaken; (b) nature of the works; (c) funding allocation; (d) actual expenditure; (e) scheduled completion date; (f) actual completion date; and (g) benefits.

2294 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to maintaining transparency and accountability for ongoing annual V/Line network maintenance programs: What is the budget per year over the forward estimates.

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2295 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to ongoing annual Metro network maintenance programs: What is the full schedule of maintenance works for each financial year from 1 July 2015 to 30 June 2020, expressed in table form, identifying the — (a) metro line on which the works are undertaken; (b) nature of the works; (c) funding allocation; (d) actual expenditure; (e) scheduled completion date; (f) actual completion date; and (g) benefits.

2296 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to maintaining transparency and accountability for ongoing annual Metro network maintenance programs: What is the full schedule of maintenance works for the financial year 1 July 2020 to 30 June 2021, expressed in table form, identifying the — (a) metro line on which the works are undertaken; (b) nature of the works; (c) funding allocation; (d) actual expenditure; (e) scheduled completion date; (f) actual completion date; and (g) benefits.

2297 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to maintaining transparency and accountability for ongoing annual Metro network maintenance programs: What is the budget per year over the forward estimates.

2298 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to ongoing annual tram network maintenance programs: What is the full schedule of maintenance works for each financial year from 1 July 2015 to 30 June 2020, expressed in table form, identifying the — (a) tram route on which the works are undertaken; (b) nature of the works; (c) funding allocation; (d) actual expenditure; (e) scheduled completion date; (f) actual completion date; and (g) benefits.

2299 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to maintaining transparency and accountability for ongoing annual tram network maintenance programs: What is the full schedule of maintenance works for the financial year 1 July 2020 to 30 June 2021, expressed in table form, identifying the — (a) tram route on which the works are undertaken; (b) nature of the works; (c) funding allocation; (d) actual expenditure; (e) scheduled completion date; (f) actual completion date; and (g) benefits.

2300 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to maintaining transparency and accountability for ongoing annual tram network maintenance programs: What is the budget per year over the forward estimates.

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(Notice received 29 May 2020)

2301 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to hospital bed numbers in Victoria that are required to manage the COVID-19 crisis: What was the total number of — (a) intensive care unit beds in public hospitals on 1 April 2020; (b) intensive care unit beds in private hospitals on 1 April 2020; (c) intensive care unit beds in public hospitals on 1 May 2020; (d) intensive care unit beds in private hospitals on 1 May 2020; (e) intensive care unit beds in public hospitals on 28 May 2020; (f) intensive care unit beds in private hospitals on 28 May 2020; (g) ward beds in public hospitals on 1 April 2020; (h) ward beds in private hospitals on 1 April 2020; (i) ward beds in public hospitals on 1 May 2020; (j) ward beds in private hospitals on 1 May 2020; (k) ward beds in public hospitals on 28 May 2020; and (l) ward beds in private hospitals on 28 May 2020.

2302 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the $65 million of capital works announced on 1 April 2020: (1) How much has been expended as at 28 May 2020 and on which capital works. (2) What capital works have commenced. (3) Which capital works have concluded. (4) What is the amount spent on workforce training. (5) Which workforce training programs have been included.

2303 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: What was the stockpile figure for COVID-19 test kits on — (a) 17 March 2020; (b) 27 March 2020; (c) 31 March 2020; (d) 14 April 2020; (e) 28 April 2020; and (f) 28 May 2020.

2304 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the pop-up mobile testing sites: Which construction sites were visited by the Incolink Mobile COVID-19 Screening Bus from 29 April 2020 to 28 May 2020.

2305 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to the COVID-19 screening tests: How many tests were conducted each day from 25 January 2020 to 28 May 2020, expressed in table form, at: (1) Metropolitan health services — (a) Alfred Hospital; (b) Austin Hospital; (c) Box Hill Hospital, Eastern Health; (d) Casey Hospital, Monash Health; (e) Dandenong Hospital, Monash Health; (f) Frankston Hospital, Peninsula Health; (g) Monash Medical Centre Clayton, Monash Health; (h) Northern Hospital, Northern Health; (i) Royal Children's Hospital; (j) Royal Melbourne Hospital, Melbourne Health; (k) St Vincent's Hospital, Melbourne; and (l) Sunshine Hospital, Western Health. (2) Regional health services — (a) Barwon Health North, Geelong, Barwon Health; (b) Barwon Health, University Hospital Geelong; 5 June 2020 87

(c) Bacchus Marsh, Djerriwarrh Health Services; (d) Ballarat Health Services; (e) Benalla Health; (f) Bendigo Hospital; (g) Kyneton District Health, Central Highlands Rural Health; (h) Echuca Hospital, Echuca Regional Health; (i) Hamilton, Western District Health Services; (j) Horsham, Wimmera Health Care Group; (k) Maryborough District Health Service; (l) Melton, Djerriwarrh Health Services; (m) Phillip Island Health Hub, Bass Coast Health; (n) Portland District Health; (o) Shepparton Hospital, Goulburn Valley Health; (p) Stawell Regional Health; (q) Swan Hill District Health; (r) Wangaratta Hospital, Northeast Health; (s) Warrnambool, South West Healthcare; (t) Wodonga Campus, Albury Wodonga Health; and (u) Wonthaggi Hospital, Bass Coast Health. (3) Community testing locations — (a) Bayside Shopping Centre, Frankston; (b) Bunnings, West Footscray; (c) Chadstone Shopping Centre; (d) Doncaster Shopping Centre; (e) Highpoint Shopping Centre; (f) Northland Shopping Centre; (g) Pacific Werribee; (h) Pacific Epping; (i) Watergardens Town Centre; and (j) Westfield Fountain Gate.

2306 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: Has the Minister ever met with Mr Tony Kairouz of Cedar Meats prior to and during the outbreak of the COVID-19 cluster in April 2020.

2307 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: Has the Minister ever received campaign donations from Mr Tony Kairouz of Cedar Meats or any member of his family.

2308 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: Has the Minister ever received a campaign donation from Cedar Meats.

2309 MS CROZIER — To ask the Minister for Health: How many COVID-19 quarantine exemptions were granted from 16 March 2020 to 28 May 2020 for — (a) health related issues; (b) mental health related issues; and (c) compassionate care related issues.

2310 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the operation of Southern Cross Station by Civic Nexus Pty Ltd (Civic Nexus): (1) Has Civic Nexus given formal notice of usage of Southern Cross Station being close to target capacity as required under Clause 27.2 of the Services and Development Agreement (SDA), and if so, on what date. (2) Was a Southern Cross Station passenger and user survey under Clause 27.1. of the SDA carried out by Civic Nexus and reported to the Department of Transport in the 2018- 19 financial year, and if so, what were the reported outcomes.

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2311 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Transport Infrastructure): In relation to the Civic Nexus Pty Ltd’s company accounts lodged with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission for the 2018-19 financial year making reference to the State confirming in April 2019 that peak hour target capacity at Southern Cross Station has be exceeded: Has formal usage verification testing been undertaken and recorded by the Department of Transport in or around April 2019, and if so, what were the results.

2312 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the operation of Southern Cross Station by Civic Nexus Pty Ltd (Civic Nexus): (1) Has Civic Nexus given formal notice of usage of Southern Cross Station being close to target capacity as required under Clause 27.2 of the Services and Development Agreement (SDA), and if so, on what date. (2) Was a Southern Cross Station passenger and user survey under Clause 27.1. of the SDA carried out by Civic Nexus and reported to the Department of Transport in the 2018- 19 financial year, and if so, what were the reported outcomes.

2313 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the Civic Nexus Pty Ltd’s company accounts lodged with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission for the 2018-19 financial year making reference to the State confirming in April 2019 that peak hour target capacity at Southern Cross Station has be exceeded: Has formal usage verification testing been undertaken and recorded by the Department of Transport in or around April 2019, and if so, what were the results.

2314 DR BACH — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to the Department of Education and Training’s Regions/Areas and/or Local Government Authorities (LGAs) falling within the Eastern Metropolitan Region (specifically the North Eastern Region/the Inner Eastern Melbourne Area and/or the LGAs of Boroondara, Manningham, Monash and Whitehorse and the Outer Eastern Melbourne Area and/or the LGAs of Knox, Maroondah and Yarra Ranges and the North-Western Victoria Region/the North Eastern Melbourne Area and/or the LGAs of Banyule and Nillumbik): What mechanism has the Department of Education and Training used to record and monitor attendance data of primary school students learning from home and not attending school during school closures due to COVID-19.

2315 DR BACH — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to the Department of Education and Training’s Regions/Areas and/or Local Government Authorities (LGAs) falling within the Eastern Metropolitan Region (specifically the North Eastern Region/the Inner Eastern Melbourne Area and/or the LGAs of Boroondara, Manningham, Monash and Whitehorse and the Outer Eastern Melbourne Area and/or the LGAs of Knox, Maroondah and Yarra Ranges and the North-Western Victoria Region/the North Eastern Melbourne Area and/or the LGAs of Banyule and Nillumbik): What mechanism has the Department of Education and Training used to record and monitor attendance data of secondary school students learning from home and not attending school during school closures due to COVID-19.

2316 DR BACH — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to the Department of Education and Training’s Regions/Areas and/or Local Government Authorities (LGAs) falling within the Eastern Metropolitan Region (specifically the North Eastern Region/the Inner Eastern Melbourne Area and/or the LGAs of Boroondara, Manningham, Monash and Whitehorse and the Outer Eastern Melbourne Area and/or the LGAs of Knox, Maroondah and Yarra Ranges and the North-Western Victoria Region/the North Eastern Melbourne Area and/or the LGAs of Banyule and Nillumbik): (1) What was the average rate of attendance of primary school students learning from home and not attending school, during — (a) March 2020; (b) April 2020; and (c) May 2020. 5 June 2020 89

(2) What was the average rate of attendance of secondary school students learning from home and not attending school, during — (a) March 2020; (b) April 2020; and (c) May 2020. (3) How many reports of students not engaging with school at all whilst at home due to COVID-19 were reported in — (a) March 2020; (b) April 2020; and (c) May 2020.

2317 DR BACH — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to the Department of Education and Training’s Regions/Areas and/or Local Government Authorities (LGAs) falling within the Eastern Metropolitan Region (specifically the North Eastern Region/the Inner Eastern Melbourne Area and/or the LGAs of Boroondara, Manningham, Monash and Whitehorse and the Outer Eastern Melbourne Area and/or the LGAs of Knox, Maroondah and Yarra Ranges and the North-Western Victoria Region/the North Eastern Melbourne Area and/or the LGAs of Banyule and Nillumbik): (1) How many laptops or devices were provided to students and/or schools by the Department of Education and Training during — (a) March 2020; (b) April 2020; and (c) May 2020. (2) How many internet dongles were provided to students and/or schools by the Department of Education and Training during — (a) March 2020; (b) April 2020; and (c) May 2020.

2318 DR BACH — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to the Department of Education and Training’s Regions/Areas and/or Local Government Authorities (LGAs) falling within the Eastern Metropolitan Region (specifically the North Eastern Region/the Inner Eastern Melbourne Area and/or the LGAs of Boroondara, Manningham, Monash and Whitehorse and the Outer Eastern Melbourne Area and/or the LGAs of Knox, Maroondah and Yarra Ranges and the North-Western Victoria Region/the North Eastern Melbourne Area and/or the LGAs of Banyule and Nillumbik): (1) How many government primary schools made a request for laptops or devices which was not fulfilled. (2) Which government primary schools were not provided with laptops or devices following a request. (3) How many government secondary schools made a request for laptops or devices which was not fulfilled. (4) Which government secondary schools were not provided with laptops or devices following a request.

2319 DR BACH — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to the Department of Education and Training’s Regions/Areas and/or Local Government Authorities (LGAs) falling within the Eastern Metropolitan Region (specifically the North Eastern Region/the Inner Eastern Melbourne Area and/or the LGAs of Boroondara, Manningham, Monash and Whitehorse and the Outer Eastern Melbourne Area and/or the LGAs of Knox, Maroondah and Yarra Ranges and the North-Western Victoria Region/the North Eastern Melbourne Area and/or the LGAs of Banyule and Nillumbik): (1) What was the average government school attendance across years 1 to 10 during the — (a) July to September quarter of 2019; (b) October to December quarter of 2019; and (c) January to March quarter of 2020. 5 June 2020 90

(2) What was the number of average days absent per full time equivalent student in government schools across years 1 to 10 during the — (a) July to September quarter of 2019; (b) October to December quarter of 2019; and (c) January to March quarter of 2020.

2320 DR BACH — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to the Department of Education and Training’s Regions/Areas and/or Local Government Authorities (LGAs) falling within the Eastern Metropolitan Region (specifically the North Eastern Region/the Inner Eastern Melbourne Area and/or the LGAs of Boroondara, Manningham, Monash and Whitehorse and the Outer Eastern Melbourne Area and/or the LGAs of Knox, Maroondah and Yarra Ranges and the North-Western Victoria Region/the North Eastern Melbourne Area and/or the LGAs of Banyule and Nillumbik): (1) What was the number of average days lost due to absence in government schools at Year 6 during the — (a) July to September quarter of 2019; (b) October to December quarter of 2019; and (c) January to March quarter of 2020. (2) What was the number of average days lost due to absence in government schools at Year 10 during the — (a) July to September quarter of 2019; (b) October to December quarter of 2019; and (c) January to March quarter of 2020. (3) What was the number of average days lost due to absence in government schools at Year 11 during the — (a) July to September quarter of 2019; (b) October to December quarter of 2019; and (c) January to March quarter of 2020. (4) What was the number of average days lost due to absence in government schools at Year 12 during the — (a) July to September quarter of 2019; (b) October to December quarter of 2019; and (c) January to March quarter of 2020.

2321 DR BACH — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to the Department of Education and Training’s Regions/Areas and/or Local Government Authorities (LGAs) falling within the Eastern Metropolitan Region (specifically the North Eastern Region/the Inner Eastern Melbourne Area and/or the LGAs of Boroondara, Manningham, Monash and Whitehorse and the Outer Eastern Melbourne Area and/or the LGAs of Knox, Maroondah and Yarra Ranges and the North-Western Victoria Region/the North Eastern Melbourne Area and/or the LGAs of Banyule and Nillumbik): (1) What safeguards or advice, in line with the Child Safe Standards with regard to online safety, did the Department of Education and Training put in place for schools prior to students learning from home. (2) Which schools received updated training about online safety for teachers and students with regard to video conferencing prior to or whilst students learnt from home due to COVID-19. (3) What oversight practices and safeguards were established by the Department of Education and Training and advised to schools for any one-on-one contact with students over phone or video link.

2322 DR BACH — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to the Department of Education and Training’s Regions/Areas and/or Local Government Authorities (LGAs) falling within the Eastern Metropolitan Region (specifically the North Eastern Region/the Inner Eastern Melbourne Area and/or the LGAs of Boroondara, Manningham, Monash and Whitehorse and the Outer Eastern Melbourne Area and/or the LGAs of Knox, Maroondah and Yarra Ranges and the North-Western Victoria Region/the 5 June 2020 91

North Eastern Melbourne Area and/or the LGAs of Banyule and Nillumbik): Did the Department of Education and Training assess whether online platforms used by schools were secure and would appropriately protect students using them, and if so, how were the assessments conducted.

2323 DR BACH — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to reports of breaches of online safety from schools in the Department of Education and Training’s Regions/Areas and/or Local Government Authorities (LGAs) falling within the Eastern Metropolitan Region (specifically the North Eastern Region/the Inner Eastern Melbourne Area and/or the LGAs of Boroondara, Manningham, Monash and Whitehorse and the Outer Eastern Melbourne Area and/or the LGAs of Knox, Maroondah and Yarra Ranges and the North-Western Victoria Region/the North Eastern Melbourne Area and/or the LGAs of Banyule and Nillumbik): (1) How many breaches have been reported since students have been learning from home due to the COVID-19 pandemic. (2) How many breaches of online safety required reporting through the Reportable Conduct scheme. (3) How many reports of Reportable Conduct have been in relation to video conferencing. (4) What support has the Department of Education and Training provided to schools who have experienced breaches. (5) What measures have the Department of Education and Training taken to enquire whether schools have experienced breaches of security or incidents related to the online safety of students.

2324 DR BACH — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to the Department of Education and Training’s Regions/Areas and/or Local Government Authorities (LGAs) falling within the Eastern Metropolitan Region (specifically the North Eastern Region/the Inner Eastern Melbourne Area and/or the LGAs of Boroondara, Manningham, Monash and Whitehorse and the Outer Eastern Melbourne Area and/or the LGAs of Knox, Maroondah and Yarra Ranges and the North-Western Victoria Region/the North Eastern Melbourne Area and/or the LGAs of Banyule and Nillumbik): (1) How many new specialist mathematics teachers were recruited during — (a) the 2018-19 financial year; (b) the 2018 calendar year and the 2019 calendar year; and (c) 2020 to date. (2) How many out-of-field teachers were teaching mathematics during — (a) the 2018-19 financial year; (b) the 2018 calendar year and the 2019 calendar year; and (c) 2020 to date. (3) How many new specialist mathematics teachers does the Department of Education and Training plan on recruiting in — (a) 2020; (b) 2021; and (c) 2022.

2325 DR BACH — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Education): In relation to the 2018-19 and 2019-20 State Budgets where no funding for planning was allocated to schools within the Eastern Metropolitan Region, including schools in Box Hill, Blackburn, Mont Albert, Surrey Hills, Balwyn, Mount Waverley, Glen Waverley, Ivanhoe, Heidelberg, Rosanna and Eaglemont: (1) How many of the 57 schools earmarked for upgrades using the $24 billion COVID-19 emergency fund are in the local government areas of Boroondara, Manningham, Monash and Whitehorse, Knox Maroondah, Yarra Ranges Banyule and Nillumbik. (2) Which schools in the local government areas listed in (1) are earmarked for upgrades.

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2326 DR BACH — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills: In relation to Box Hill Institute’s Whitehorse Campus: (1) How much financial assistance has the Whitehorse Campus requested from the Department of Education and Training (DET) due to circumstances and arrangements from the COVID-19 pandemic. (2) How much financial assistance did DET provide due to the COVID-19 pandemic. (3) Other than financial, what assistance has the Whitehorse Campus requested from DET due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

2327 DR BACH — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills: In relation to pages 220-1 of the Department of Education and Trainings Report 2018-19: How much of the $49 million, revised from $1.4 million, was due to the sale of Box Hill Institute’s Whitehorse Campus as part of the land swap deal with The Salvation Army and what is the revenue raised as a result of that sale earmarked for.

2329 DR BACH — To ask the Minister for Small Business: Has the Minister received any representation from the Member for Box Hill, Mr Paul Hamer MP, on behalf of traders or small businesses in the Box Hill electorate requesting financial or other assistance due to hardship from the COVID-19 pandemic, and if so, how many representations has the Minister received from the Member.

2330 DR BACH — To ask the Minister for Small Business: Has the Minister received any representation from the Member for Mount Waverley, Mr Matt Fregon MP, on behalf of traders or small businesses in the Mount Waverley electorate requesting financial or other assistance due to hardship from the COVID-19 pandemic, and if so, how many representations has the Minister received from the Member.

2331 DR BACH — To ask the Minister for Small Business: Has the Minister received any representation from the Member for Ivanhoe, Mr Anthony Carbines MP, on behalf of traders or small businesses in the Ivanhoe electorate requesting financial or other assistance due to hardship from the COVID-19 pandemic, and if so, how many representations has the Minister received from the Member.

2332 DR BACH — To ask the Minister for Small Business: In relation to traders and small business owners: (1) How many times has the Minister met with traders or small business owners from — (a) Box Hill; (b) Mount Waverley; and (c) Ivanhoe. (2) How many businesses applied for the $10,000 payment from the Business Support Fund in — (a) Box Hill; (b) Mount Waverley; and (c) Ivanhoe.

2333 DR BACH — To ask the Minister for Small Business: In relation to payments from the Business Support Fund: (1) How many businesses in the electorates of Box Hill, Ivanhoe and Mount Waverley have received a payment from the Business Support Fund as at 31 May 2020. 5 June 2020 93

(2) How many applications from businesses in the electorates of Box Hill, Ivanhoe and Mount Waverley were not approved, and what were the grounds for non-approval.

2334 DR BACH — To ask the Minister for Small Business: How many businesses in the electorate of Box Hill have registered for the Commercial Tenancy Relief as at 31 May 2020 and how many were approved.

2335 DR BACH — To ask the Minister for Health (for the Minister for Disability, Ageing and Carers): In relation to aged care facilities in the Eastern Metropolitan Region: (1) What specific arrangements has the Minister made to assist aged care facilities in the Eastern Metropolitan Region. (2) In the local government areas of Whitehorse, Monash and Boroondara — (a) how many aged care facilities have had on-site testing for COVID-19 as at 31 May 2020; and (b) how many aged care facilities have been closed for cleaning due to COVID-19 as at 31 May 2020.

2336 DR BACH — To ask the Minister for Health (for the Minister for Prevention of Family Violence): In relation to family violence assessments undertaken, as recorded on the client relationship management platform and data reported via manual records: How many assessments were undertaken in the East Division of the Department of Health and Human Services during the quarters of — (a) January to March 2019; (b) April to June 2019; (c) July to September 2019; (d) October to December 2019; and (e) January to March 2020.

2337 DR BACH — To ask the Minister for Health (for the Minister for Prevention of Family Violence): In relation to family violence assessments undertaken, as recorded on the client relationship management platform and data reported via manual records: How many assessments were undertaken in the East Division of the Department of Health and Human Services during — (a) March 2020; (b) April 2020; and (c) May 2020.

2338 DR BACH — To ask the Minister for Health (for the Minister for Prevention of Family Violence): In relation to family violence assessments undertaken, as recorded on the client relationship management platform and data reported via manual records: How many assessments were undertaken by Eastern Domestic Violence Services during — (a) January to March 2019; (b) April to June 2019; (c) July to September 2019; (d) October to December 2019; (e) January to March 2020; (f) March 2020; (g) April 2020; and (h) May 2020.

2339 DR BACH — To ask the Minister for Health (for the Minister for Prevention of Family Violence): In relation the Orange Door family violence Support and Safety Hub in North Eastern Melbourne (NEMA): (1) How many referrals in total were received by NEMA during the quarters of — (a) July to September 2019; (b) October to December 2019; and 5 June 2020 94

(c) January to March 2020. (2) How many referrals in total were received by NEMA during — (a) March 2020; (b) April 2020; and (c) May 2020. (3) How many self-referrals were received during — (a) March 2020; (b) April 2020; and (c) May 2020. (4) How many child protection referrals were received during — (a) March 2020; (b) April 2020; and (c) May 2020. (5) How many referrals from police reports, through the L17 portals, were received during — (a) March 2020; (b) April 2020; and (c) May 2020. (6) How many referrals from other professional sources were received during — (a) March 2020; (b) April 2020; and (c) May 2020.

2340 DR BACH — To ask the Minister for Health (for the Minister for Prevention of Family Violence): In relation the Orange Door family violence Support and Safety Hub in North Eastern Melbourne (NEMA) and noting that according to the Victorian Auditor-General’s report, Managing Support and Safety Hubs, released 27 May 2020, NEMA was experiencing a backlog of clients: How many clients were on a waiting list for a response during — (a) January 2020; (b) February 2020; (c) March 2020; (d) April 2020; and (e) May 2020.

2341 DR BACH — To ask the Minister for Health (for the Minister for Prevention of Family Violence): In relation the Orange Door family violence Support and Safety Hub in North Eastern Melbourne: (1) What was the average length of time a client waited to be assigned a practitioner between January and May 2020. (2) What was the longest period a client waited to be assigned a practitioner between January and May 2020.

2342 DR BACH — To ask the Minister for Health (for the Minister for Prevention of Family Violence): In relation the Orange Door family violence Support and Safety Hub in North Eastern Melbourne (NEMA): What mechanism does NEMA use to track high risk clients to ensure they are not on the waiting list.

2343 DR BACH — To ask the Minister for Health (for the Minister for Prevention of Family Violence): In relation the Orange Door family violence Support and Safety Hub in North Eastern Melbourne (NEMA): (1) What was the number of full time equivalent (FTE) employees when NEMA opened in 2018. (2) Did NEMA open with a full workforce, and if not, how many FTE employee positions were vacant. (3) What was the number of FTE employees as at 31 May 2020. (4) How many FTE employee positions were yet to be filled as at 31 May 2020. 5 June 2020 95

(5) Does NEMA meet Family Safety Victoria’s requirement of employing two Indigenous service positions.

2344 DR BACH — To ask the Minister for Health (for the Minister for Prevention of Family Violence): In relation the Orange Door family violence Support and Safety Hub in North Eastern Melbourne (NEMA): (1) How may Community Service Organisations (CSOs) within the area are yet to be fully integrated to provide full service delivery. (2) How many CSOs are fully integrated within NEMA and providing full service delivery.

2345 DR BACH — To ask the Minister for Health (for the Minister for Prevention of Family Violence): In relation the Orange Door family violence Support and Safety Hub in North Eastern Melbourne (NEMA) and noting that according to the Victorian Auditor-General’s report, Managing Support and Safety Hubs, released 27 May 2020, NEMA do not “have the technology needed to support operations and monitoring”: Which areas in operations and monitoring in NEMA are technology deficient.

(Notice received 1 June 2020)

2346 MR O’DONOHUE — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Police and Emergency Services): How many female prisoners were held in police cells at 7.00 a.m. on the following dates — (a) 29 February 2020; (b) 31 March 2020; (c) 30 April 2020; and (d) 31 May 2020.

2347 MR O’DONOHUE — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Police and Emergency Services): How many male prisoners were held in police cells at 7.00 a.m. on the following dates — (a) 29 February 2020; (b) 31 March 2020; (c) 30 April 2020; and (d) 31 May 2020.

2348 MR O’DONOHUE — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): How many matters were heard at the County Court of Victoria in — (a) February 2019; (b) March 2019; (c) April 2019; (d) May 2019; (e) February 2020; (f) March 2020; (g) April 2020; and (h) May 2020.

2349 MR O’DONOHUE — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): How many matters were heard at the Melbourne Magistrates’ Court in — (a) February 2019; (b) March 2019; (c) April 2019; (d) May 2019; (e) February 2020; (f) March 2020; (g) April 2020; and (h) May 2020.

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2350 MR O’DONOHUE — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): How many matters were heard at the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal in — (a) February 2019; (b) March 2019; (c) April 2019; (d) May 2019; (e) February 2020; (f) March 2020; (g) April 2020; and (h) May 2020.

2351 MR O’DONOHUE — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): How many matters were heard at the Supreme Court of Victoria in — (a) February 2019; (b) March 2019; (c) April 2019; (d) May 2019; (e) February 2020; (f) March 2020; (g) April 2020; and (h) May 2020.

2352 MR O’DONOHUE — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): How many matters were heard at the Children’s Court of Victoria in — (a) February 2019; (b) March 2019; (c) April 2019; (d) May 2019; (e) February 2020; (f) March 2020; (g) April 2020; and (h) May 2020.

2353 MR O’DONOHUE — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): How many matters were cancelled at the County Court of Victoria in — (a) February 2019; (b) March 2019; (c) April 2019; (d) May 2019; (e) February 2020; (f) March 2020; (g) April 2020; and (h) May 2020.

2354 MR O’DONOHUE — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): How many matters were cancelled at the Melbourne Magistrates’ Court in — (a) February 2019; (b) March 2019; (c) April 2019; (d) May 2019; (e) February 2020; (f) March 2020; (g) April 2020; and (h) May 2020.

2355 MR O’DONOHUE — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): How many matters were cancelled at the Supreme Court of Victoria in — 5 June 2020 97

(a) February 2019; (b) March 2019; (c) April 2019; (d) May 2019; (e) February 2020; (f) March 2020; (g) April 2020; and (h) May 2020.

2356 MR O’DONOHUE — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): How many matters were cancelled at the Children’s Court of Victoria — (a) February 2019; (b) March 2019; (c) April 2019; (d) May 2019; (e) February 2020; (f) March 2020; (g) April 2020; and (h) May 2020.

2357 MR O’DONOHUE — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): How many matters were cancelled at the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal in — (a) February 2019; (b) March 2019; (c) April 2019; (d) May 2019; (e) February 2020; (f) March 2020; (g) April 2020; and (h) May 2020.

2358 MR O’DONOHUE — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): How many matters were heard via video link at the County Court of Victoria in — (a) February 2019; (b) March 2019; (c) April 2019; (d) May 2019; (e) February 2020; (f) March 2020; (g) April 2020; and (h) May 2020.

2359 MR O’DONOHUE — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): How many matters were heard via video link at the Melbourne Magistrates’ Court in — (a) February 2019; (b) March 2019; (c) April 2019; (d) May 2019; (e) February 2020; (f) March 2020; (g) April 2020; and (h) May 2020.

2360 MR O’DONOHUE — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): How many matters were heard via video link at the Supreme Court of Victoria in — (a) February 2019; (b) March 2019; 5 June 2020 98

2361 MR O’DONOHUE — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): How many matters were heard via video link at the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal in — (a) February 2019; (b) March 2019; (c) April 2019; (d) May 2019; (e) February 2020; (f) March 2020; (g) April 2020; and (h) May 2020.

2362 MR O’DONOHUE — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): How many matters were heard via video link at the Children’s Court of Victoria in — (a) February 2019; (b) March 2019; (c) April 2019; (d) May 2019; (e) February 2020; (f) March 2020; (g) April 2020; and (h) May 2020.

(Notice received 2 June 2020)

2363 MR MEDDICK — To ask the Minister for Agriculture: In relation to the Game Management Authority’s non-hunting specific More to Explore mobile application that replaced the Vic Hunting application and noting the confusion caused by the general rule of legal shooting times to be “30 minutes before and after sunset and sunrise”, and further noting that authorised officers and police attending the wetlands have had to use their own discretion in allowing a fifteen minute leeway before and after this time to accommodate shooters with their watches set to the wrong time: Is the Minister satisfied with the current method of policing the start and end of shooting time.

2364 MR MEDDICK — To ask the Minister for Agriculture: In relation to the Game Management Authority’s non-hunting specific More to Explore mobile application (the APP) and noting that the APP does not offer a feature for shooting start and finish times as was previously offered in the Vic Hunting APP: Is the Minister satisfied that the APP is sufficient for the task of advising duck shooters.

2365 MR MEDDICK — To ask the Minister for Agriculture: How does the Game Management Authority enforce the rules of the duck shooting season on private property.

2366 MR MEDDICK — To ask the Minister for Agriculture: Given that the number of private properties on which duck shooting offences could occur is vast and largely unknown, how can the Game Management Authority effectively enforce hunting regulations for duck shooters.

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2367 MR MEDDICK — To ask the Minister for Agriculture: In relation to “specified hunting areas” under the Wildlife (Game) Regulations 2012 and noting that only 100 duck shooters came out on the de-facto opening morning of the season this year: How can the Minister justify that the rules of duck shooting effectively closed the 222 public “specified hunting areas” to the public.

2368 MR MEDDICK — To ask the Minister for Agriculture: In relation to the delayed breeding season for ducks and noting the high risk of ducklings, cygnets and other baby waterbirds from duck shooting: Will the Minister intervene to protect baby birds of game and non-game species alike.

2369 MR MEDDICK — To ask the Minister for Agriculture: In relation to the Government recently permitting the Australian Bow Hunters Association to hunt dingoes (‘wild dogs’) to collect a bounty and given that the Government’s own Order in Council only permit dingoes to be killed in prescribed places with firearms under specific circumstances: Are dingoes permitted to be shot with bow and arrow for a bounty.

2370 MR QUILTY — To ask the Minister for Health: In relation to bureaucratic interference with patients trying to access voluntary assisted dying (VAD): (1) What prolonged time of weeks or months is the VAD Review Board imposing upon patients attempting to access the Voluntary Assisted Dying Act 2017. (2) Is the Minister aware that the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) recently had to review a residency issue because the VAD Review Board was repeatedly rejecting first assessments. (3) Is the Minister aware that the co-ordinating medical practitioner was required to apply to VCAT for review their own decision because the VAD Review Board prevented the co- ordinating practitioner from referring the patient to a consulting practitioner. (4) Under what power is the VAD Review Board rejecting first assessments. (5) Is the Minister aware that the VAD Review Board is rejecting first assessments, repeatedly in one case. (6) Is the Minister concerned that half of the patients attempting to use the VAD Legislation fail because the VAD Review Board process prevents doctors from proceeding through the stages required to obtain a permit. (7) Is the Minister taking any steps to correct the issues raised in the VCAT ruling with respect to the VAD Review Board exceeding its powers in refusing to allow the co- ordinating medical practitioner to lodge a first assessment. (8) What plans are there to address the fact that VAD is not available in Wodonga.

2371 MR ATKINSON — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Water): In relation to properties in the Melbourne metropolitan area that are yet to be connected to sewerage: (1) What is the current backlog of properties that are yet to be connected to sewerage. (2) Where are these properties located. (3) What is the projected timetable for the completion of all connections.

2372 MR ATKINSON — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Minister for Workplace Safety): In relation to the COVID-19 pandemic: (1) What advice has the Government received regarding the occupational health and safety implications of working from home instructions issued by the Government and employers to staff. (2) What advice has the Government received regarding the legal liability to employers for any ongoing working from home staffing arrangements after the current Government COVID-19 pandemic control orders are lifted.

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(Notice received 4 June 2020)

2373 MRS MCARTHUR — To ask the Minister for Regional Development (for the Premier): In relation to the Justice Legislation Miscellaneous Amendment Bill 2019: (1) Six months prior to the introduction of the Bill in Parliament in November 2019, did the Premier meet with representatives from — (a) Maurice Blackburn; (b) Quinn Emanuel; (c) Shine Lawyers; (d) Slater & Gordon; (e) Maddens Lawyers; (f) Phi Finney McDonald; (g) Adero Law; (h) Johnson Winter & Slattery; (i) Corrs Chambers Westgarth; (j) Levitt Robinson; (k) Williams Roberts; and (l) Piper Alderman. (2) Has the Premier ever received campaign donations from any of the representatives in (1).

2374 MRS MCARTHUR — To ask the Minister for Training and Skills (for the Attorney-General): In relation to the Justice Legislation Miscellaneous Amendment Bill 2019: (1) Six months prior to the introduction of the Bill in Parliament in November 2019, did the Premier meet with representatives from — (a) Maurice Blackburn; (b) Quinn Emanuel; (c) Shine Lawyers; (d) Slater & Gordon; (e) Maddens Lawyers; (f) Phi Finney McDonald; (g) Adero Law; (h) Johnson Winter & Slattery; (i) Corrs Chambers Westgarth; (j) Levitt Robinson; (k) Williams Roberts; and (l) Piper Alderman. (2) Has the Attorney-General ever received campaign donations from any of the representatives in (1).

2375 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to all works undertaken at the Sunbury Railway Station and station precinct, excluding track and rail infrastructure and level crossing removals, for each financial year between 1 July 2015 and 30 June 2020: (1) What was the broad category of the works, i.e. scheduled maintenance, State Government funded budget initiative, State/Federal funded budget initiative, or other. (2) What is the initiative under the Victoria Budget Papers for the works funded by a State Government funded budget initiative or State/Federal funded budget initiatives. (3) What was done for all instances of railway station and precinct works. (4) What funds were allocated to each instance of station and precinct works.

2376 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the Sunbury Railway Station and commuter car park, for each financial year between 1 July 2000 and 30 June 2014: (1) What funding allocations were made for general maintenance. 5 June 2020 101

(2) What funding allocations were made for upgrades. (3) What works were done in instances where any upgrade was funded.

2377 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to the Diggers Rest Railway Station and station precinct, excluding track and rail infrastructure and level crossing removals, for each financial year between 1 July 2015 and 30 June 2020: (1) What was the broad category of the works, i.e. scheduled maintenance, State Government funded budget initiative, State/Federal funded budget initiative, or other. (2) What is the initiative under the Victoria Budget Papers for the works funded by a State Government funded budget initiative or State/Federal funded budget initiatives. (3) What was done for all instances of railway station and precinct works. (4) What funds were allocated to each instance of station and precinct works.

2378 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to Diggers Rest Railway Station and commuter car park, for each financial year between 1 July 2000 and 30 June 2014: (1) What funding allocations were made for general maintenance. (2) What funding allocations were made for upgrades. (3) What works were done in instances where any upgrade was funded.

2379 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to Watergardens Railway Station and station precinct, excluding track and rail infrastructure and level crossing removals, for each financial year between 1 July 2015 and 30 June 2020: (1) What was the broad category of the works, i.e. scheduled maintenance, State Government funded budget initiative, State/Federal funded budget initiative, or other. (2) What is the initiative under the Victoria Budget Papers for the works funded by a State Government funded budget initiative or State/Federal funded budget initiatives. (3) What was done for all instances of railway station and precinct works. (4) What funds were allocated to each instance of station and precinct works.

2380 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to Watergardens Railway Station and commuter car park, for each financial year between 1 July 2000 and 30 June 2014: (1) What funding allocations were made for general maintenance. (2) What funding allocations were made for upgrades. (3) What works were done in instances where any upgrade was funded.

2381 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to Keilor Plains Railway Station and station precinct, excluding track and rail infrastructure and level crossing removals, for each financial year between 1 July 2015 and 30 June 2020: (1) What was the broad category of the works, i.e. scheduled maintenance, State Government funded budget initiative, State/Federal funded budget initiative, or other. (2) What is the initiative under the Victoria Budget Papers for the works funded by a State Government funded budget initiative or State/Federal funded budget initiatives. (3) What was done for all instances of railway station and precinct works. (4) What funds were allocated to each instance of station and precinct works.

2382 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to Keilor Plains Railway Station and commuter car park, for each financial year between 1 July 2000 and 30 June 2014: (1) What funding allocations were made for general maintenance. (2) What funding allocations were made for upgrades. (3) What works were done in instances where any upgrade was funded.

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2383 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to St Albans Railway Station and station precinct, excluding track and rail infrastructure and level crossing removals, for each financial year between 1 July 2015 and 30 June 2020: (1) What was the broad category of the works, i.e. scheduled maintenance, State Government funded budget initiative, State/Federal funded budget initiative, or other. (2) What is the initiative under the Victoria Budget Papers for the works funded by a State Government funded budget initiative or State/Federal funded budget initiatives. (3) What was done for all instances of railway station and precinct works. (4) What funds were allocated to each instance of station and precinct works.

2384 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to St Albans Railway Station and commuter car park, for each financial year between 1 July 2000 and 30 June 2014: (1) What funding allocations were made for general maintenance. (2) What funding allocations were made for upgrades. (3) What works were done in instances where any upgrade was funded.

2385 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to Ginifer Railway Station and station precinct, excluding track and rail infrastructure and level crossing removals, for each financial year between 1 July 2015 and 30 June 2020: (1) What was the broad category of the works, i.e. scheduled maintenance, State Government funded budget initiative, State/Federal funded budget initiative, or other. (2) What is the initiative under the Victoria Budget Papers for the works funded by a State Government funded budget initiative or State/Federal funded budget initiatives. (3) What was done for all instances of railway station and precinct works. (4) What funds were allocated to each instance of station and precinct works.

2386 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to Ginifer Railway Station and commuter car park, for each financial year between 1 July 2000 and 30 June 2014: (1) What funding allocations were made for general maintenance. (2) What funding allocations were made for upgrades. (3) What works were done in instances where any upgrade was funded.

2387 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to Albion Railway Station and station precinct, excluding track and rail infrastructure and level crossing removals, for each financial year between 1 July 2015 and 30 June 2020: (1) What was the broad category of the works, i.e. scheduled maintenance, State Government funded budget initiative, State/Federal funded budget initiative, or other. (2) What is the initiative under the Victoria Budget Papers for the works funded by a State Government funded budget initiative or State/Federal funded budget initiatives. (3) What was done for all instances of railway station and precinct works. (4) What funds were allocated to each instance of station and precinct works.

2388 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to Albion Railway Station and commuter car park, for each financial year between 1 July 2000 and 30 June 2014: (1) What funding allocations were made for general maintenance. (2) What funding allocations were made for upgrades. (3) What works were done in instances where any upgrade was funded.

2389 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to Sunshine Railway Station and station precinct, excluding track and rail infrastructure and level crossing removals, for each financial year between 1 July 2015 and 30 June 2020: 5 June 2020 103

(1) What was the broad category of the works, i.e. scheduled maintenance, State Government funded budget initiative, State/Federal funded budget initiative, or other. (2) What is the initiative under the Victoria Budget Papers for the works funded by a State Government funded budget initiative or State/Federal funded budget initiatives. (3) What was done for all instances of railway station and precinct works. (4) What funds were allocated to each instance of station and precinct works.

2390 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to Sunshine Railway Station and commuter car park, for each financial year between 1 July 2000 and 30 June 2014: (1) What funding allocations were made for general maintenance. (2) What funding allocations were made for upgrades. (3) What works were done in instances where any upgrade was funded.

2391 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to Tottenham Railway Station and station precinct, excluding track and rail infrastructure and level crossing removals, for each financial year between 1 July 2015 and 30 June 2020: (1) What was the broad category of the works, i.e. scheduled maintenance, State Government funded budget initiative, State/Federal funded budget initiative, or other. (2) What is the initiative under the Victoria Budget Papers for the works funded by a State Government funded budget initiative or State/Federal funded budget initiatives. (3) What was done for all instances of railway station and precinct works. (4) What funds were allocated to each instance of station and precinct works.

2392 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to Tottenham Railway Station and commuter car park, for each financial year between 1 July 2000 and 30 June 2014: (1) What funding allocations were made for general maintenance. (2) What funding allocations were made for upgrades. (3) What works were done in instances where any upgrade was funded.

2393 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to West Footscray Railway Station and station precinct, excluding track and rail infrastructure and level crossing removals, for each financial year between 1 July 2015 and 30 June 2020: (1) What was the broad category of the works, i.e. scheduled maintenance, State Government funded budget initiative, State/Federal funded budget initiative, or other. (2) What is the initiative under the Victoria Budget Papers for the works funded by a State Government funded budget initiative or State/Federal funded budget initiatives. (3) What was done for all instances of railway station and precinct works. (4) What funds were allocated to each instance of station and precinct works.

2394 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to West Footscray Railway Station and commuter car park, for each financial year between 1 July 2000 and 30 June 2014: (1) What funding allocations were made for general maintenance. (2) What funding allocations were made for upgrades. (3) What works were done in instances where any upgrade was funded.

2395 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to Middle Footscray Railway Station and station precinct, excluding track and rail infrastructure and level crossing removals, for each financial year between 1 July 2015 and 30 June 2020: (1) What was the broad category of the works, i.e. scheduled maintenance, State Government funded budget initiative, State/Federal funded budget initiative, or other. 5 June 2020 104

(2) What is the initiative under the Victoria Budget Papers for the works funded by a State Government funded budget initiative or State/Federal funded budget initiatives. (3) What was done for all instances of railway station and precinct works. (4) What funds were allocated to each instance of station and precinct works.

2396 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to Middle Footscray Railway Station and commuter car park, for each financial year between 1 July 2000 and 30 June 2014: (1) What funding allocations were made for general maintenance. (2) What funding allocations were made for upgrades. (3) What works were done in instances where any upgrade was funded.

2397 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to Footscray Railway Station and station precinct, excluding track and rail infrastructure and level crossing removals, for each financial year between 1 July 2015 and 30 June 2020: (1) What was the broad category of the works, i.e. scheduled maintenance, State Government funded budget initiative, State/Federal funded budget initiative, or other. (2) What is the initiative under the Victoria Budget Papers for the works funded by a State Government funded budget initiative or State/Federal funded budget initiatives. (3) What was done for all instances of railway station and precinct works. (4) What funds were allocated to each instance of station and precinct works.

2398 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to Footscray Railway Station and commuter car park, for each financial year between 1 July 2000 and 30 June 2014: (1) What funding allocations were made for general maintenance. (2) What funding allocations were made for upgrades. (3) What works were done in instances where any upgrade was funded.

2399 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to South Kensington Railway Station and station precinct, excluding track and rail infrastructure and level crossing removals, for each financial year between 1 July 2015 and 30 June 2020: (1) What was the broad category of the works, i.e. scheduled maintenance, State Government funded budget initiative, State/Federal funded budget initiative, or other. (2) What is the initiative under the Victoria Budget Papers for the works funded by a State Government funded budget initiative or State/Federal funded budget initiatives. (3) What was done for all instances of railway station and precinct works. (4) What funds were allocated to each instance of station and precinct works.

2400 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to South Kensington Railway Station and commuter car park, for each financial year between 1 July 2000 and 30 June 2014: (1) What funding allocations were made for general maintenance. (2) What funding allocations were made for upgrades. (3) What works were done in instances where any upgrade was funded.

2401 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to North Melbourne Railway Station and station precinct, excluding track and rail infrastructure and level crossing removals, for each financial year between 1 July 2015 and 30 June 2020: (1) What was the broad category of the works, i.e. scheduled maintenance, State Government funded budget initiative, State/Federal funded budget initiative, or other. (2) What is the initiative under the Victoria Budget Papers for the works funded by a State Government funded budget initiative or State/Federal funded budget initiatives. 5 June 2020 105

(3) What was done for all instances of railway station and precinct works. (4) What funds were allocated to each instance of station and precinct works.

2402 MR DAVIS — To ask the Minister for Roads (for the Minister for Public Transport): In relation to North Melbourne Railway Station and commuter car park, for each financial year between 1 July 2000 and 30 June 2014: (1) What funding allocations were made for general maintenance. (2) What funding allocations were made for upgrades. (3) What works were done in instances where any upgrade was funded.

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18 Question on Notice reinstated by Order of the President on 5 February 2020. 20 Parts 1(d)(ii), 1(d)(iii) and Part 2 of Question on Notice reinstated by Order of the President on 4 March 2020. 21 Parts 1(d)(ii) and 1(d)(iii) of Question on Notice reinstated by Order of the President on 4 March 2020. 22 Question on Notice reinstated by Order of the President on 4 March 2020. 23 Part 3 of Question on Notice reinstated by Order of the President on 4 March 2020. 24 Part 1 of Question on Notice reinstated by Order of the President on 17 March 2020. 25 Question on Notice reinstated by Order of the President on 17 March 2020. 26 Parts 1 and 2 of Question on Notice reinstated by Order of the President on 3 June 2020. 27 Question on Notice reinstated by Order of the President on 3 June 2020. 28 Parts 1, 2 and 4 of Question on Notice reinstated by Order of the President on 3 June 2020. 29 Parts 2, 4 and 5 of Question on Notice reinstated by Order of the President on 3 June 2020. * Question reallocated due to the resignation of the Hon. Gavin Jennings MLC.