Parliament is the people’s house and I’m committed to keeping you informed and making sure your voice is heard. These are the ways that together, we do politics differently.
- Launched community consultation for a Future Generations Bill, putting long-term thinking, intergenerational equity, and accountability on the legislative agenda.
- Established the Community Scrutiny Forum, creating a new mechanism for public input, and conducting two inquiries with reports and recommendations published.
- Putting Voluntary Assisted Dying(VAD), back on the agenda, and now the legislation will come before the Parliament in 2026.
- More than 80 mobile offices, meeting people where they are, listening to concerns, and resolving issues directly in the community.
- Countless constituents helped, supporting individuals and families with casework, advocacy, and navigating government systems.
- 78 amendments moved, working line by line to improve legislation and reduce unintended harm.
- 4 dissenting reports written, documenting evidence-based concerns when legislation fell short of community expectations.
- 41 school assemblies, engaging young people across Johnston in conversations about democracy, leadership, and civic responsibility.
- 45 written questions, formally holding government to account by seeking detailed, on-the-record answers.
- 12 motions tabled, raising community issues in parliament and pushing for transparency, process, and better outcomes.
- 30 questions in parliament, using Question Time to publicly challenge decisions and amplify community concerns.
- 60 hours of estimates, scrutinising government spending in detail to improve transparency and value for Territorians.
- 6 community newsletters, keeping thousands of residents informed about parliamentary work, local issues, and opportunities to get involved.
