We are interested in examining the progress of the Victorian Women’s Sexual and Reproductive Health Plan 2022–30. This includes if it is improving access to specialist women's health services such as menstrual health, abortion and menopause treatment.

We are interested in examining if non-emergency urgent care services are working as intended to reduce demand on hospital emergency departments. Urgent care services consist of Nurse-on-Call, Virtual Emergency Care and Urgent Care Clinics.

We are interested in examining the establishment of the new tobacco regulator with powers under the Tobacco Amendment (Tobacco Retailer and Wholesaler Licensing Scheme) Act 2024. This includes how the new licensing scheme is operating. It is important that the new regulator can effectively assess license applications and inspect retailer premises in accordance with the legislation.

We are interested in examining how the Department of Health manages state-funded aged care services, and if the department is meeting the needs of people living in regional and rural areas who face barriers to accessing appropriate aged care.

We are interested in examining if the Department of Health's alcohol and other drugs services are accessible, meet demand, and are effectively reducing harm. There is opportunity to look at services for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and people with mental illness, 2 cohorts who experience higher rates of harm caused by alcohol and other drugs.

We are interested in examining if mental health services in mainstream prisons and at the specialist Thomas Embling Hospital are meeting demand. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are overrepresented in Victorian prisons and there is an opportunity to examine if agencies are meeting their needs.

We are interested in examining if primary prevention activities are reducing family violence and violence against women.

We are interested in examining how regulators are working together to implement the Victorian Child Safe Standards, including if the standards are protecting children and young people from harm and abuse.

We are interested in examining if the Department of Health's emergency mental health services are timely and accessible for people experiencing poor mental health. This includes how the department and health services plan and allocate resources and evaluate services.

We are interested in examining the completeness and reliability of mandatory reporting on sustainability and greenhouse emissions by Victorian Government departments and agencies.