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Firefighters' Presumptive Rights Compensation Legislation Amendment Bill 2023

LapsedAs recorded by the source: LapsedNo longer listed as a current bill

Lapsed: Not passed before parliament was prorogued or dissolved, usually for an election. It can be introduced again in the new parliament. What the other terms mean

Parliament
Parliament of Victoria
Introduced
2 Aug 2023
Latest stage
3 Nov 2026
Introduced by
Dr Samantha Ratnam
Stage detail
Lapsed

What the bill says it does

The purpose of this Act is to amend the Firefighters' Presumptive Rights Compensation and Fire Services Legislation Amendment (Reform) Act 2019 and the Forests Act 1958 to provide for an additional 9 specified forms of cancer that are presumed to be caused by the nature of a firefighter's employment for the purposes of claiming compensation under the Workplace Injury Rehabilitation and Compensation Act 2013.

Quoted from: Purpose clause of the bill as introduced. Not written or edited by FOCUp.

Timeline

  1. First reading passed — Legislative Council

    2 Aug 2023

  2. First reading: Statement of compatibility tabled — Legislative Council

    16 Aug 2023 · Source

  3. Second reading moved — Legislative Council

    16 Aug 2023 · Source

  4. Bill lapsed — Legislative Council

    3 Nov 2026

  5. Status changed from Upper House to Lapsed

    Noticed by FOCUp 5 Nov 2026 · Source

    Lapsed

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Government function: Jobs and workplace programs

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    Source: Office of the Chief Parliamentary Counsel Victoria (legislation.vic.gov.au). Last checked by FOCUp 10 Nov 2026. Read via structured data endpoint. Category assigned by FOCUp's published rules (matched: employment, workplace). About this source