Data Breaches, Identity Theft & Fraud
On Thursday 20th of June, Rachel Payne MP asked her constituency question to the Attorney-General around data breaches resulting in fraudulent activity.

On Thursday 20th of June, Rachel Payne MP asked her constituency question to the Attorney-General around data breaches resulting in fraudulent activity.

Rachel Payne MP addressed an adjournment to the Treasurer. Rachel highlighted the prohibitive impact of the cost-of-living crisis on Victorians wanting to raise families, calling on the government to provide cost-of-living support to those who need it.

On Tuesday 30th of July, Rachel addressed a question without notice to Attorney-General Jaclyn Symes, regarding the use of non-disclosure agreements in instances of workplace sexual harassment.

On Tuesday 20th of February, Rachel Payne MP asked a question on notice to the Attorney-General (for the Minister for Worksafe and TAC), requesting statistics on approved TAC claims for medicinal cannabis treatment.

On Tuesday the 18th of June, Rachel Payne MP asked a question without notice to the Attorney-General, Jaclyn Symes. Rachel questioned whether laws have adapted to adequately protect Victorians from image-based sexual abuse.

Rachel Payne questioned the minister for police about reports of drug detection dogs being used at train stations in the South-East Region and how this effects prescription holding medicinal cannabis patients.

Rachel Payne asked the government about what conclusions had been made from their recent anti-vilification round table and if they will respond to the Victorian Pride Lobby’s report.

Rachel asks a constituent question about Greater Dandenong’s critical lack of public library services.

Rachel asks the Attorney-General if the government will consider a compassionate use scheme similar to the NSW model.

Rachel asks a question of the Attorney-General about the overuse of permanent stay applications in Victoria’s justice system.