Victorian government fails to respond to cannabis and homelessness inquiries before deadlines

Under parliamentary rules, government had six months to respond to recommendations

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The Victorian government has failed to respond to formal recommendations that it consider legalising cannabis for personal use, improve conditions for homeless people and expand access to school buses, in a breach of state parliament's rules.

The recommendations form part of seperate inquiries tabled in parliament last year, which the government hasn't responded to within a six-month deadline.