It’s been a very busy few sitting weeks in Parliament, with practical reforms to boost community safety, modernise justice laws, improve oversight of government businesses, and make everyday life a little easier for Tasmanians—from renters and pet owners to families seeking fair access to coronial records.

We’ve also progressed common-sense updates across a few portfolios so the system works better and faster for people, not paperwork. It’s steady, real-world progress that keeps Tasmania moving forward.

I have been out and about in the electorate—catching up with everyone, dropping into small businesses, visiting community groups, and listening to what matters most to you.

From shopfront conversations to weekend events and stakeholder roundtables, the message is clear: keep things practical, cut red tape, back jobs and local volunteers.

That’s exactly our focus: delivering for Tasmania, working together with community and industry, and getting on with the job on the things that count.

Please reach out to my office if I can be of any assistance.

Looking forward to staying in touch.

Guy Barnett

Deputy Premier

Attorney General

Minister for Justice, Corrections and Rehabilitation

Minister for Small Business, Trade and Consumer Affairs

Member for Lyons