Our first 100 days.
The First 100 Days of a Victorian Liberal and Nationals Government.
Our First 100 Days Plan at a glance.
- Begin recruitment of 3,000 additional Victoria Police officers
- Legislate a one strike rule for bail and Adult Crime, Adult Time
- Start eliminating 1 million potholes across the state’s road network
- Direct Service Victoria to prepare the $50 weekly road toll cap
- Begin implementation of the 25 per cent Fair Share Guarantee for regional infrastructure
- Commence recruitment of 200 additional PSOs and put them back on train stations
- Scrap VNI West and begin the review of the state’s transmission plan
- Declare Victoria back open for business to kickstart our economy
The First 100 Days of a Victorian Liberal and Nationals Government.
We will not waste a moment implementing our commonsense plan to reduce crime, lower costs for families and get government working again.
We are here to actually deliver good government and we’re focused on getting started straight away. We don’t have a moment to waste, so we’re doing all that work now.
Fixing Victoria will not be easy. It will require responsible and disciplined decisions, but every decision we make will be guided by one simple principle: putting Victorians first.
Our team have listened, done the work and are ready.
First month.
To be delivered prior to Christmas.
- Declare Victoria back open for business to kickstart our economy
- Direct the Chief Commissioner to commence recruitment of 3,000 additional Victoria Police officers
- Immediately recall Parliament to sit leading up to Christmas (including Christmas Eve if required) to pass legislation implementing a one strike rule for bail and Adult Crime, Adult Time
- Pass priority tax legislation to abolish the Emergency Services Tax, the Schools Tax and GP Tax
- Direct Service Victoria to prepare for the implementation of the $50 weekly toll cap
- Deliver an enhanced Royal Commission into corruption and establish Construction Enforcement Victoria
- Commence an immediate review of Suburban Rail Loop contracts as well as construction and finance arrangements
- Begin implementation of the 25 per cent Fair Share Guarantee for regional infrastructure
Within the first 100 days.
The rest of our First 100 Days Plan.
- Commence recruitment of 200 additional PSOs and work to restore them to train stations abandoned under Labor
- Deliver an honest budget update, revealing the true state of Victoria’s finances under Labor
- Direct the Department of Treasury and Finance to commence development of a real-time Public Spending Tracker
- Introduce a public order package to restore move-on laws and re-establish exclusion orders for repeat offenders
- Introduce a second justice package to protect emergency service workers for the entirety of their shifts and limit the scope and misuse of court suppression orders
- Begin eliminating 1 million potholes across the state’s road network
- Reverse Labor’s gas appliance bans and invite gas producers to propose conventional gas exploration opportunities to bring down power bills for Victorian homes and businesses
- Introduce legislation to repeal Labor’s divisive treaty to save $1 billion over a decade
- Introduce legislation to restore farmer rights, restoring VCAT appeals and removing Labor’s draconian compulsory acquisition laws
- Scrap VNI West and begin the review of the state’s transmission plan and its impact on bills for Victorian homes and businesses
- Introduce the first Financial Integrity Bill to establish a Charter of Budget Honesty
- Protect essential services and frontline workers by implementing a hiring freeze on back-office roles
- Introduce legislation to scrap Labor’s activity centres
Your questions on the first 100 days.
How many more police will there be?
3,000 more police on the beat. The plan fills existing vacancies and funds an additional 1,500 officers, by streamlining recruitment, expanding training, recruiting from other jurisdictions and improving retention.
What is Break Bail, Face Jail?
A plan to end the revolving door bail system. It introduces a one-strike rule so repeat offending on bail for 25 serious offences means bail is refused, for youth and adult offenders alike. Bail applications for those offences move to the County Court, breach of bail becomes a Schedule 2 offence, and the youth exemption for breaching bail conditions is removed.
Will there be a cap on road tolls?
Yes. Victorian families, tradies and small businesses will pay no more than $50 a week in tolls for two years from 1 July 2027. The cap applies to cars, light commercial vehicles and small business fleets of up to five vehicles.