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Protecting Public Assets and Services Bill 2024

Upper House — as recorded: Council - second readingAs recorded by the source: Council - second reading
Parliament
Parliament of Victoria
Introduced
10 Sept 2024
Latest stage
11 Sept 2024
Introduced by
Dr Samantha Ratnam
Stage detail
Council - second reading

What the bill says it does

The purposes of this Act are— (a) to require the Public Accounts and Estimates Committee to review, report on and make recommendations relating to proposed transactions for the privatisation of certain public assets and statutory functions; and (b) to prohibit transactions for the privatisation of certain public assets and statutory functions without the approval of both Houses of the Parliament; and (c) to provide for the termination, on 1 January 2030, of agreements and leases entered into for the purposes of the Public Housing Renewal Program Package 1 Project and the Ground Lease Model 2 Project.

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

Timeline

  1. First reading passedLegislative Council

    10 Sept 2024

  2. First reading: Statement of compatibility tabledLegislative Council

    11 Sept 2024 · Source

  3. Second reading movedLegislative Council

    11 Sept 2024 · Source

Where it sits in the budget

Government function: Housing and homelessness support

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    Source: Office of the Chief Parliamentary Counsel Victoria (legislation.vic.gov.au). Last checked by FOCUp 15 Sept 2026. Read via structured data endpoint. Category assigned by FOCUp's published rules (matched: housing). About this source