First 67 candidates take Pledge for a Safer Future

First 65 candidates take Pledge for a Safer Future

List of candidates who have taken the Pledge for a Safer Future by Thursday 14th April.

An up to date record of responses can be found at: https://voteforsafety.com.au/

Fair Agenda has asked all candidates for the federal election to take the Pledge for a Safer Future. The pledge reads:

As a candidate for federal parliament, I pledge to:

Do what it takes to end all forms of gender-based violence within a generation
Champion strong action to prevent all forms of gender-based violence by addressing its drivers and enablers, including gender inequality.
Push for proper funding of specialist sexual, domestic and family violence services - to ensure everyone affected can access the support they need, and that perpetrators’ abusive behaviours are reduced.
Vote for better legal and institutional responses for victim-survivors to ensure people seeking support are helped, not hurt, by systems that should support them.
Vote for safer workplaces by supporting full implementation of the Sex Discrimination Commissioner’s Respect@Work recommendations to address workplace sexual harassment.
Champion reforms for a safer parliament - including full implementation of the recommendations in the Sex Discrimination Commissioner’s ‘Set the Standard’ report.

As of the Pledge's launch on the 14th April, 65 candidates had taken the pledge. Those were:

Name	Party/ Independent	Electorate/State
Andrew Wilkie MP	Independent	Clark
Nicolette Boele	Independent	Bradfield
Kylea Tink	Independent	North Sydney
Kim Rubenstein	Independent	ACT
Sen. Peter Whish-Wilson	Australian Greens	TAS
Alana Galli-McRostie	Australian Greens	Goldstein
Alex Breskin	Australian Greens	Isaacs
Apurva Shukla	Australian Greens	Werriwa
Asher Cookson	Australian Greens	Aston
Bill Pheasant	Australian Greens	Menzies
Brendan Clarke	Fusion Party	Berowra
Catherine Robertson	Victorian Socialists	Fraser
Cecily Rosol	Australian Greens	Bass
Celeste Liddle	Australian Greens	Cooper
Chetan Sahai	Australian Greens	Sydney
Colleen Bolger	Victorian Socialists	Melbourne
Danielle Mutton	Australian Greens	Blair
David Deex	Australian Greens	Spence
Dominic WY Kanak	Australian Greens	Wentworth
Elijah Suares	United Australia Party	Bendigo
Ethan Hrnjak	Australian Greens	Mackellar
Gilbert Wilson	Australian Labor Party	Wannon
Greg Elliot	Australian Greens	Mayo
Jack Boddeke	Australian Greens	Lalor
Jade Darko	Australian Greens	Franklin
James Haggerty	Fusion Party	Grayndler
Janet Murray	Australian Greens	Hunter
Janine Rees	Australian Progressives	Ryan
Jennifer Cox	Australian Greens	Kennedy
Jeremy Carter	Australian Greens	Boothby
Jerome Small	Victorian Socialists	Calwell
John Photakis	Australian Greens	Kingston
Kathryn Savery	Australian Greens	Bean
Katie McCusker	Australian Greens	Sturt
Kelly Guenoun	United Australia Party	Petrie
Kim Grierson	Australian Greens	Shortland
Kristyn Glanville	Australian Greens	Warringah
Liz Chase	Australian Greens	Jagajaga
Mandy Nolan	Australian Greens	Richmond
Mat Morgan	Australian Greens	Monash
Max Chandler-Mather	Australian Greens	Griffith
Max Martucci	TNL	Hawke
Melissa Stevens	Australian Greens	Lilley
Nadia David	Australian Labor Party	Indi
Natasa Sojic	Australian Greens	Fenner
Neil Cotter	Australian Greens	Rankin
Nicole Thompson	Australian Greens	Wright
Patrick Deegan	Australian Labor Party	Page
Piers Mitchem	Australian Greens	Kooyong
Rebecca Galdies	Australian Greens	Adelaide
Sarah Jefford	Australian Greens	Wills
Sarah Russell	Independent	Flinders
Scott Hardiman	United Australia Party	Kooyong
Sonya Semmens	Australian Greens	Higgins
Steph Hodgins-May	Australian Greens	Macnamara
Stephen Bates	Australian Greens	Brisbane
Suzette Rodoreda	Australian Greens	Gellibrand
Tim Hollo	Australian Greens	Canberra
Victor Kline	TNL	North Sydney
Andrea Leong	Fusion Party	NSW
Brandon Selic	Fusion Party	QLD
David Kennedy	Fusion Party	SA
Drew Wolfendale	Fusion Party	SA
Felix Dance	Socialist Alliance	VIC
Tim Viljoen	Fusion Party	WA