00:05As part of a new direction of my leadership, I want to reset our relationship with the business community.
00:11Ben Carroll picked up the phone to employers this morning to tell them directly the government's working from home legislation
00:18championed by his predecessor would be put on the back burner.
00:22The fact is that we now see there being an opportunity to look at abandoning the legislation altogether.
00:28I want to be very clear. I support work from home. I support flexible work.
00:33The reform was due to begin in just three weeks, but it's been delayed to July next year.
00:39We're looking for sensible amendments, so common sense amendments that don't impact the actual essence of the bill.
00:45Ben Carroll insists the bill will still pass the parliament before the election.
00:51Victorians should know they cannot trust this man and they cannot trust this government.
00:57Despite what he guarantees.
00:59May the right call to take our time and get this absolutely right.
01:03The former premier was determined to push ahead with her signature policy.
01:08Despite criticism, it was unnecessary.
01:11The previous premier wasn't unavailable.
01:13She just didn't always agree with our views.
01:15Jacinta Allen wanted to set up a fight so that she could side with workers.
01:21The new premier wants to emphasise Victoria is open for business.
01:25But this is popular reform that he can't entirely back out of.
01:31This banned all persons.
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