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“Note the community's dismay that a year later only three schools have been upgraded, with too many students and teachers left to swelter in the heat”
Petitions — Petition - 5 May 2026
“The fabric of our society is being torn apart, and the dignity and worth of individuals is being undermined by pervasive and disturbing advances in technology.”
Business of the house — Motion - 12 Mar 2026
“The coercive control campaign was funded via a $5 million state government commitment over two years to June 2026.”
Questions without notice - 4 Dec 2025
Michelle Boylan is a Liberal Party member in the WA Parliament primarily focused on addressing domestic and family violence, particularly in regional areas. She advocates for increased funding and improved services for victims, while also scrutinizing government transparency and accountability in related policy areas.
Based on 51 entries • 2025-05-22 → 2025-12-04
Advocates for increased funding, improved services (especially in regional areas), and stronger legislation, including addressing coercive control. Critiques government's handling of sexual abuse cases and transparency.
Strong advocate for improved access to healthcare, mental health services, and support for victims of domestic violence in regional Western Australia. Highlights the unique challenges faced by regional communities.
Frequently questions the government on its spending, policy implementation, and transparency, particularly regarding child protection, sexual abuse cases, and consultant engagements.
Focuses on police funding, crime statistics, and the effectiveness of law enforcement in addressing domestic violence and other crimes. Supports measures like GPS tracking for offenders but raises concerns about data availability and transparency.
Supports funding for school chaplaincy programs and raises concerns about drug and alcohol incidents in schools. Advocates for community education related to coercive control.
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Petition calls for urgent air conditioning upgrades in WA schools, criticising government's slow pro
Urgent action urged to combat tech-facilitated sexual offences, protect victims, and strengthen laws
Joint Standing Committee on the Corruption and Crime Commission's report, 'The Correct Action', tabl
Government criticised for handling sexual abuse cases, lack of transparency, and prioritising reputa
Details requested on coercive control public awareness campaign surveys and spending.
Questions raised about progress on coercive control legislation prerequisites: community education a
Coercive control legislation delayed due to poor public understanding, despite education efforts.
Government defines 'sufficient' coercive control education; no in-person sessions held.
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