Sourced positions
Each position is the member's own stated view or vote, supported by the listed sources. The badge says what kind of source backs it — official record (Hansard, a parliament, a government or an electoral commission), own statement (their own site or their party's), news report (journalism or a third-party organisation) or encyclopedia. That is a statement about the evidence, not about how much we believe it. This page records public statements and conduct only — see methodology.
Economy & tax own statement
Tim Drylie says "I support publicly owned supermarkets", with "Local produce. Farmers paid fairly."
Welfare & social services own statement
On the NDIS cuts, Tim Drylie says "When support is cut, the need does not disappear" and asks "the Labor, Liberal and Nationals candidates" whether they will "call on your federal colleagues to reverse them".
Abortion & reproductive policy own statement
Tim Drylie calls Labor's promise "to make abortion care free" "welcome" and says "Now make it permanent: Free abortion care. Secure long-term funding. Local services."
Gender & LGBTQ+ policy own statement
Tim Drylie says "Trans people deserve to live safely and openly."
Native forest logging own statement
Tim Drylie says Victorian mills "receiving millions in public money are processing native forest timber from Tasmania", that "You do not protect forests by moving the chainsaw across Bass Strait", and that the Greens "will close the loopholes".
First Nations & treaty own statement
Tim Drylie says "First Nations people deserve truth, treaty, justice and self-determination."
Integrity & anti-corruption own statement
Calls for "honest representation, genuine consultation and decisions made in the public interest, not corporate greed".
Housing & planning own statement
Lists affordable housing as a campaign commitment, citing housing stress as one of the pressures facing regional communities.
Health own statement
Campaigns on strengthening health and aged care services in regional Victoria, citing stretched local services.
Education own statement
Campaigns on strengthening education services in regional Victoria.
Transport & infrastructure own statement
Tim Drylie calls to "revive the Goldfields Rail Line" with "fast, frequent, free and reliable passenger rail from Geelong to Ballarat and Maryborough", and says "Public transport should be free and frequent".
Energy own statement
On large data centres, Tim Drylie says "we shouldn’t give Big Tech a free pass to consume huge amounts of electricity and water. Make them bring new renewable energy and storage. Make them pay the costs they create."
Environment & water own statement
Is committed to making sure climate action delivers real benefits for regional Victoria, and cites climate impacts among the pressures squeezing regional communities.
Record last updated 2026-10-28.