Minister for Customer Service and Digital Government, Minister for Small Business and Minister for Fair Trading Victor Dominello has today confirmed that he ...
Victor will continue to serve as a Minister and the Member for Ryde in the lead up to the election and I look forward to working alongside him as part of a Government that is focused on delivering for the people of NSW. Throughout his 14 years in the NSW Parliament, Victor has worked tirelessly for the people of our State. As a minister since 2011, Victor helped lead the NSW Government into the digital age, making it easier for people to access Government services, as well as delivering nation-leading initiatives such as the Digital Driver Licence.
Several Liberals are hoping to fill outgoing NSW Customer Service Minister Victor Dominello's seat of Ryde when he retires at the next election.
Mr Dominello said the Premier was a “very compassionate human being” and denied he was deserting a sinking Liberal Party. “On behalf of the NSW government and the NSW Liberal Party, I thank Victor for his significant contribution to public life and our state.” “He has also overseen the transformation of Service NSW, which has fundamentally changed the way people interact with the NSW government, and helped them access support and save time and money,” Mr Perrottet said in a statement. The minister said he was “eternally grateful” to the Ryde community and promised to work tirelessly to support the election of a Liberal successor in the area. Mr Lane said Mr Dominello was a “true reformer” with a strong legacy in the community. Having held the role of NSW customer service minister during the time it was most desperately needed in the pandemic, Mr Dominello said his team “have laid the foundations for a successful future in the digital era”.
A family health issue that emerged in mid-2019 is behind his decision. He will remain in parliament until March 25. Mr Dominello told Ben Fordham he knew since ...
“I wanted to go when Glad [Gladys Berejiklian] left …. but I spoke to Dom and he encouraged me to stay until the end of the term.” “I knew this was going to be the end.
NSW minister for customer service and digital government Victor Dominello will not contest the state election next year, and will instead retire from ...
“We have seen an incredible era of digital transformation and uplift across NSW in which we have led the nation and, on occasion, the world. “We created a world-first Department of Customer Service and led a significant evolution of Service NSW,” he said. Dominello noted the decade of digital progress within the NSW government, and the work “across all agencies of government to fundamentally transform service delivery in NSW, making things easier and saving time for the people of the state.”
New South Wales Liberal Minister Victor Dominello has announced he would not contest the Sydney seat of Ryde at the upcoming 2023 state election.
“I wanted to go when Glad left because I thought that was a pretty good juncture as well because the diagnosis came in May 2019. I have made the difficult decision to retire from politics. As Customer Service and Digital Government Minister, Mr Dominello presented the legislation to create the digital driver's license and digital photo cards as well as the Service NSW app. "To his credit he put the pros and cons and he’s actually a very compassionate human being and I can only thank him for his support he’s actually a very decent human being." "My heartfelt thanks to the Premier (Dominic Perrottet) for his leadership, strong vision and reform zeal for the people of our great state," he said in a statement. Mr Dominello, who has been a Minister in the NSW Parliament since March 2010, said he was "eternally grateful" to the Ryde community which he has served since October 2008.
Victor Dominello, the NSW minister who led an evolution of an app critical to the state's coronavirus respo...
Reflecting on his time as a member of parliament, Dominello joked he didn't like politics but "enjoyed the policy". "The condition is one of those conditions that only gets worse," Dominello said, addressing the health issues one undisclosed member of his family is battling. [2GB Radio](https://www.2gb.com/minister-victor-dominello-opens-up-on-decision-to-retire/), Dominello said he had planned to leave when [Gladys Berejiklian](https://www.9news.com.au/gladys-berejiklian)stood down as Premier in October, but [Dominic Perrottet](https://www.9news.com.au/dominic-perrottet)had convinced him to stay on until the next election, in March.