PETITIONS

Ms BELYEA (Dunkley) (10:01): The e-petitions being presented cover a range of topics, including social media minimum age, immigration, family law, the National Disability Insurance Agency and digital ID. I am pleased to inform the House that the c ommittee also certified 18 new e-petitions at its last meeting. These e-petitions are now collecting signatures on the e-petitions website.

Since the beginning of the 48 th Parliament, the c ommittee has assessed over 800 petitions. This has been a tremendous undertaking, and I thank my fellow c ommittee members for their collegiate approach. I look forward to updating the House further on the work of the petitions committee .