Dan Andrews Statue SCRAPPED — The “3,000-Day Rule” Was NEVER LAW! (Know Your Rights)

The $134,304 taxpayer-funded Daniel Andrews statue has finally been scrapped — but one extraordinary detail about the entire controversy deserves much more attention.

The supposed “3,000-day rule” was never actually law.

The policy dates back to former Victorian Premier Jeff Kennett, whose government introduced the practice in 1999 of commemorating premiers who served more than 3,000 consecutive days with bronze statues.

But when controversy erupted over the proposed Daniel Andrews statue, Kennett clarified exactly what his government had created:

“It's not a rule... nor is it legislation.”

Kennett described it as a guideline.



The former Premier Dan Andrews was responsible for the criminal "no jab, no job" policy during the pandemic. He locked down the State for a longer duration than anywhere else in the world.

[Posted at the SpookyWeather2 blog, September 10, 2026.]