Hi,

You were one of the first to stand up and say NO to the proposed Daniel Andrews statue on Change.org. Thank you.

THE DAN ANDREWS LEGACY ... Hundreds of thousands of Victorians braved a hostile government and marched for freedom. Many lost their businesses, their jobs, their mental health — some lost loved ones they were banned from holding.

This proposed statue insults every Victorian who paid the price for Andrews’ brutal decisions. If you are one of them, this is your chance to be heard.

But Parliament won’t even consider a Change.org petition.

The only way this counts is by signing the official Parliamentary petition — yes, with your name and address on the public record. That’s how democracy works in Victoria.

We understand––Official petitions feel different.

But if Daniel Andrews was willing to sign his name to harsh lockdowns, captain’s call curfews, human rights violations — and stay silent about a car crash that nearly killed a teenager — then surely we can stand proudly behind our right to say: NO statue. Not like this.

A MONUMENT TO BETRAYAL ... Labor plans to put the $100,000+ bronze statue of Daniel Andrews where the public can’t reach it — safe, locked away behind Parliament walls.

For the millions who suffered, it would stand as a permanent insult. A monument to betrayal.

PARLIAMENTARY PETITION IS LIVE ... Over 3,000 Victorians have signed the official petition in just four days. We need 10,000+ for Parliament to formally table it — but the real power comes when tens of thousands, even hundreds of thousands, add their names.

MOVE ON? NO WAY!

This isn’t the time to ‘move on.’
We don’t move on from human rights abuses.
We stand up — and we push back.

Prominent MP and human rights advocate Moira Deeming has agreed to sponsor and read this petition in Parliament.

🖊️ Sign the Official Petition Today:
https://www.parliament.vic.gov.au/get-involved/petitions/cancel-plans-to-commission-a-statue-of-former-premier-hon.-daniel-andrews

Please share widely. The more who sign, the louder the message.

Thank you for standing up,
Cheers, Jackson