Victoria · Housing
Human Rights and Housing Legislation Amendment (Ending Homelessness) Bill 2023
Upper House — as recorded: Council - second readingAs recorded by the source: Council - second reading
- Parliament
- Parliament of Victoria
- Introduced
- 15 Aug 2023
- Latest stage
- 30 Aug 2023
- Introduced by
- Dr Samantha Ratnam
- Stage detail
- Council - second reading
What the bill says it does
The purposes of this Act are— (a) to amend the Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities Act 2006 to establish a right to housing; and (b) to amend the Housing Act 1983— (i) to set a target of ending homelessness in Victoria by 2030; and (ii) to require a plan to be developed to meet the target; and (iii) to require annual reporting on progress towards the target.
Quoted from: Purpose clause of the bill as introduced. Not written or edited by FOCUp.
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Timeline
Where it sits in the budget
Government function: Housing and homelessness support
- Housing and community amenities$3B spending, 2026-27
- Social protection$9.2B spending, 2026-27
- Public order and safety$12.7B spending, 2026-27
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Try the Victoria budget yourself →Election commitments on the same subject
Matched by shared budget line and wording. A match does not mean this bill delivers the commitment.
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- Make developers provide affordable housing · Victorian Greens · 22 July 2026
- End homelessness within 10 years · Victorian Greens · 22 July 2026
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