Statement of record
The Liberal–National Coalition has promised, in public and in writing, to repeal the Statewide Treaty Act. This page holds that promise to the record — before the election, and after it, whoever wins.
Current status
Status updates are made by campaign staff with a dated note and source. Last updated: 9 June 2026.
"[Verbatim repeal commitment made after the Bill passed the Legislative Council — full quote, speaker and outlet to be inserted from the primary source.]"
Speaker: [Name, role] · Source: [outlet, date, link] · Context: response to passage of the Bill, 30 Oct 2025
"[Verbatim restatement that repeal will be in the Coalition's November 2026 platform.]"
Speaker: [Name, role] · Source: [outlet, date, link]
The Victorian Liberals and Nationals end bipartisan support for treaty negotiations, citing the referendum result.
Premier introduces the Bill to the Legislative Assembly.
The Bill passes after a 13-hour overnight sitting; every Coalition MP votes No. Vote recorded per member on Find your MP.
The Bill clears the upper house with crossbench support. Repeal commitment follows.
The Act's central body begins operating with statutory powers.
The first opportunity for Victorians to vote on the Act — — days away.
If the Coalition wins and wavers, this page becomes the campaign. Help us hold the line either way.