New Victorian Cabinet announced
Victoria's new Premier has announced a reshuffled Cabinet. A member alert has been issued summarising the changes relevant to the residential building industry.
How will Victoria's new Cabinet reshuffle affect the residential building industry?
Builders and tradespeople in Victoria may see policy or regulatory shifts depending on who holds the planning and building portfolios.
Key takeaways
- Victoria's new Premier has announced a reshuffled Cabinet affecting key industry portfolios.
- A member alert has been issued outlining impacts on the residential building sector.
- Tradies and builders in VIC should monitor changes to planning and building ministries.
- Further detail on policy direction is expected as the new Cabinet settles into its roles.
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