Pill testing bill passes second reading
On October 29th 2024, Rachel Payne MP made a contribution to the second reading of the Drugs, Poisons and Controlled Substances Amendment (Pill Testing) Bill 2024 in the Victorian Legislative Council.
On October 29th 2024, Rachel Payne MP made a contribution to the second reading of the Drugs, Poisons and Controlled Substances Amendment (Pill Testing) Bill 2024 in the Victorian Legislative Council.
Rachel Payne MP made a contribution to the Health Legislation Amendment (Regulatory Reform) Bill 2024 on behalf of Legalise Cannabis Victoria. As someone who was donor-conceived, Rachel expressed her concerns around the proposed dissolution of the Victorian Assisted Reproductive Treatment Authority.
Wednesday the 11th of September, 2024 Victorian Legislative Council RACHEL PAYNE (Member for South-Eastern Metropolitan): I rise to make a contribution to motion 527 in my own name. I move: That this house: (1) notes that the continued prohibition of cannabis forces thousands of Victorians through…
On Tuesday the 27th of August 2024, Rachel Payne, Member for South-Eastern Metropolitan Melbourne, presented her contribution to the Justice Legislation Amendment (Integrity, Defamation and Other Matters) Bill 2024 on behalf of Legalise Cannabis Victoria.
On Wednesday, 14th of August 2024, Rachel Payne, Member for South-Eastern Metropolitan Melbourne and Legalise Cannabis Victoria, presented proposed amendments to the Youth Justice Bill 2024 to the Legislative Council.
19th of June 2024 Victorian Legislative Council, Melbourne Rachel PAYNE (South-Eastern Metropolitan): It is with great pleasure that I rise to speak to Legalise Cannabis Victoria’s petition to allow for the consumption and possession of small quantities of cannabis in Victoria. Firstly, a huge thank…
On Tuesday 18th of June 2024, Rachel Payne MP spoke on the Local Government Amendment (Governance and Integrity) Bill 2024.
Rachel Payne second read their Hemp Industry Bill 2024 into parliament.
Rachel Payne presented a Motion to the parliament around the need to update industrial hemp planning provisions.
Rachel Payne introduced the first reading of the new Hemp Industry Bill.