Gabrielle de Vietri

Voted against the Bail Further Amendment Bill 2025. Has argued that tougher bail and sentencing laws do not make communities safer and has called for prevention and health-led responses.

• Voted14 Aug 2025Voted no on the second and third reading of the Bail Further Amendment Bill 2025. Passed 73–3.Hansard, Legislative Assembly
• Said13 Nov 2025Asked the Premier in question time whether the government had received advice that the proposed youth justice laws, including trying children as adults, would lead to more Aboriginal children being locked up and more deaths in custody.Hansard, Legislative Assembly
• Said12 Aug 2026In a members statement, said “The tough-on-crime approach has completely failed.” Called for evidence-based prevention, community-led programs and a health-led response to mental health crises instead of sending police.Hansard, Legislative Assembly

Moved and voted to let the Greens' rent controls bill be introduced (a procedural vote). Has repeatedly asked Premiers to freeze and cap rents and has questioned the plan to demolish public housing towers.

• Voted1 Apr 2026Voted yes on the motion to introduce the Residential Tenancies Amendment (Rent Controls) Bill 2026, a Greens bill to cap rent increases. This was a procedural vote on whether the bill could be introduced. Lost 31–48.Hansard, Legislative Assembly
• Said10 Sep 2026Asked the Premier in question time whether the government would still demolish the public housing towers after a United Nations letter raised human rights concerns about the plan.Hansard, Legislative Assembly
• Said23 Sep 2026Asked the Premier in question time whether the government would freeze and cap rents, citing data that 38 per cent of evictions in Victoria happen because renters cannot afford the rent.Hansard, Legislative Assembly

Spoke in support of the Statewide Treaty Bill 2025, describing it as a step towards justice, truth and self-determination for First Peoples.

• Said9 Sep 2025In a members statement, expressed pride in supporting the treaty bill and thanked the First Peoples' Assembly of Victoria and the Yoorrook Justice Commission.Hansard, Legislative Assembly
• Said14 Oct 2025In debate on the Statewide Treaty Bill 2025, described the bill as a step towards justice, truth and self-determination for First Peoples of Victoria.Hansard, Legislative Assembly

Voted for the Transport Infrastructure and Planning Legislation Amendment Bill 2024. Has called for accessible tram stops and protected bike lanes in the Richmond electorate.

• Voted31 Oct 2024Voted yes on the second and third reading of the Transport Infrastructure and Planning Legislation Amendment Bill 2024, which lets the Premier declare precinct projects around major transport works, including the Suburban Rail Loop. Passed 50–23.Hansard, Legislative Assembly
• Said20 Nov 2025In a members statement, welcomed $150 million over 10 years for inner-city active transport, described as secured by the Greens, including protected bike lanes and accessible tram stops.Hansard, Legislative Assembly
• Said13 May 2026In a members statement, said Smith Street and Gertrude Street trams are not wheelchair accessible and that upgrades committed to in 2022 had not been delivered.Hansard, Legislative Assembly

Voted to let the Greens' AI data centres moratorium bill be introduced (a procedural vote). Has called for a moratorium on new data centres, citing energy, water and land use.

• Said17 Jun 2026In an adjournment matter, asked the Premier for a moratorium on new data centres and said unregulated AI puts the livelihoods of artists and other workers at risk.Hansard, Legislative Assembly
• Voted11 Aug 2026Voted yes on the motion to introduce the Planning and Environment Amendment (AI Data Centres Moratorium) Bill 2026, a Greens bill to pause approvals of new hyperscale AI data centres. This was a procedural vote on whether the bill could be introduced. Lost 31–50.Hansard, Legislative Assembly
• Said11 Aug 2026In debate on introducing the AI Data Centres Moratorium Bill 2026, supported a moratorium on new data centre approvals, saying hyperscale data centres use large amounts of energy, water and land and add pressure to household energy bills.Hansard, Legislative Assembly

Has asked whether gifts to MPs from gambling corporations would be banned. Voted for the Gambling Legislation Amendment (Pre-commitment and Carded Play) Bill 2024.

• Voted20 Mar 2025Voted yes on the second and third reading of the Gambling Legislation Amendment (Pre-commitment and Carded Play) Bill 2024, which provides for pre-commitment limits and carded play on poker machines. Passed 53–25.Hansard, Legislative Assembly
• Said27 Aug 2026In question time, citing the gifts register, asked the Premier whether gifts to MPs from gambling corporations would be banned, and said ministers should represent the public's interest, not gambling corporations.Hansard, Legislative Assembly

Asked the Premier to declare groceries a regulated industry so that prices could be set by the Essential Services Commission.

• Said21 Feb 2024Asked the Premier in question time whether the government would declare groceries a regulated industry, after a Four Corners report on supermarket price gouging. Said this would let the Essential Services Commission set fair prices.Hansard, Legislative Assembly

Voted against a reasoned amendment to withdraw and redraft the Health Safeguards for People Born with Variations in Sex Characteristics Bill 2025 (a procedural vote). Has pressed the government to fund Cohealth so its inner-city clinics stay open.

• Said30 Oct 2025Asked the health minister in question time whether the government would honour an upper house motion for an emergency funding package for Cohealth.Hansard, Legislative Assembly
• Voted5 Feb 2026On the Health Safeguards for People Born with Variations in Sex Characteristics Bill 2025, voted against a reasoned amendment calling for the bill to be withdrawn and redrafted after further consultation with the medical sector. This was a procedural vote; the Assembly did not divide on passing the bill. Amendment lost 26–54.Hansard, Legislative Assembly
• Said18 Mar 2026Asked the Premier in question time whether the government would deliver long-term funding for Cohealth before its April deadline, so that its Collingwood, Fitzroy and Kensington clinics would not close.Hansard, Legislative Assembly