Napthine to hear Tom Meagher's plea over parole standards after the death of his wife Jill VICTORIAN Premier Denis Napthine has agreed to meet with the husband of murdered Melbourne woman Jill Meagher, to hear his concerns about the state's adult parole board. Mr Meagher and the families of other murder victims killed by parole violators told the ABC last night they were disappointed they had been overlooked by a review of the system conducted by Justice Ian Callinan. The review was ordered by the Victorian government following serial rapist Adrian Ernest Bayley's conviction for Ms Meagher's rape and murder in September last year, as well as the murders of eleven others by criminals on parole. Mr Meagher said he would have made a submission to the review had he know he was able to. Dr Napthine told reporters in Melbourne this morning he would meet with Mr Meagher to hear his concerns. "I personally will be meeting with Tom Meagher next week to hear first hand from Mr Meagher his concerns about the operation of the justice system and the parole system in Victoria," he said. It is impossible for any of us to put ourselves in Tom Meagher's position. We can empathise, we can sympathise, and we can certainly listen to the points he has to make and that's what I'll be doing. The Premier said he had been advised Mr Callinan had spoken to victim groups and a number of affected families. He said a cabinet sub-committee had been established to examine the parole board's recommendations when its report is received.