Jodie Belyea (Dunkley, Australian Labor Party) Share this | Link to this | Hansard source

I present the third report of the Petitions Committee for the 48th Parliament, together with 264 e-petitions and 10 ministerial responses to petitions previously presented.

Among the e-petitions being presented are some of the first e-petitions from the 48th Parliament to be certified. Of the e-petitions being presented, five gained 5,000-plus signatures. These covered topics such as stillbirth awareness, the National Disability Insurance Scheme, regulation of payment processes and changes to the eSafety Commission. I am pleased to inform the House that the committee also certified 50 new e-petitions at its last meeting. These e-petitions are now collecting signatures on the e-petitions website. I look forward to updating the House further on the work of the petitions committee.