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Running Record (07 May 2024)

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​​​No. 48​

Tuesday 7 May 2024

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MEETING OF THE HOUSE​​​
Commenced 12.30 pm
PRAYERS AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT O​F COUNTRY

MESSAGES FROM THE GOVERNOR​

The President reported receipt of messages from the Governor and Lieutenant-Governor regarding:

  • Assent to bills
  • Administration of the Government of the State




PAPERS TABLED

​​The President tabled reports from the following agencies:
  • Inspector of Custodial Services
  • Small Business Commissioner ​
  • NSW Ombudsman
  • Independent Commission Against Corruption ​



FORMAL BUSINESS
ITEM NO.MEMBERTITLE 
PMB No. 902
Ms Munro
Second Chance for Change Program Agreed to
PMB No. 908Mr Buttigieg36th National Conference of the Australian Institute of Interpreters and Translators Agreed to

PAPERS TABLED
Commenced 12.33 pm
Mr Murphy ​tabled a Legislation Review Digest of the Legislation Review Committee​, dated 7 May 2024
Mr Nanva ​tabled the report of the Selection of Bills Committee, dated 2024
​Recommendations agreed to:  No bills referred for inquiry by a committee.
The Clerk:
  • announced receipt of reports presented out of session.
  • tabled disallowable statutory rules and instruments to Friday 5 May 2023.
  • announced receipt of reports of the Auditor-General presented out of session.

​​The Clerk announced receipt of the following committee reports and accompanying documents presented out of session:
  • Erratum to Report No. 1 of the Modern Slavery Committee entitled "Review of the Modern Slavery Act 2018", dated March 2024
  • Report No. 1 of the Select Committee on the Feasibility of Undergrounding the Transmission Infrastructure for Renewable Energy Projects, dated March 2024
  • Report No. 1/58 of the Joint Select Committee on Protecting Local Water Utilities from Privatisation, dated March 2024
  • Report No. 21 of Portfolio Committee No. 6 – Transport and the Arts entitled "Current and future public transport needs in Western Sydney", dated April 2024​
Certain ​reports are to be debated later
STATEMENT BY PRESIDENT - PUBLICATION OF INFORMATION RELATING TO ORDERS FOR PAPERS

RETURNS TO ORDERS

The Clerk announced receipt of the following returns to orders presented out of session:

  1. Racecourse housing development proposals,
  2. Sites in and around Captains Flat, Molonglo River and Bungendore,
  3. Sydney International Speedway,
  4. Albury Hospital redevelopment – Further order,
  5. WestInvest Program,
  6. Disclosures made by Mr Tim Crakanthorp MP, and
  7. Transport Oriented Development Program.


​The Clerk announced receipt of corresponde​​nce relating to the following order:
  1. Disclosures made by Mr Tim Crakanthorp MP.​

​The President tabled correspondence relating to variations of scope of the following orders:
  1. WestInvest Program, and
  2. Sites in and around Captains Flat, Molonglo River and Bungendore.​
Variations agreed to​


​The Clerk announced receipt of redacted versions of personal information documents relating to the following order:
  1. Albury Hospital redevelopment – Further order.​

PUBLICATION OF WRITTEN ANSWER TO SUPPLEMENTARY 
QUESTION WITHOUT NOTICE
Written answers for publication in Hansard​
PUBLICATION OF ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE

PERSONAL EXPLANATION BY MEMBER  (Mr Martin)
Commenced 12.44 pm​
PERSONAL EXPLANATION BY MEMBER  (Mr Ruddick)Commenced 12.45 pm
PAPERS TABLED
Commenced 12.48 pm
​​​The President tabled papers relating to the personal explanations of Mr Martin and Mr Ruddick.

NOTICES OF MOTIONS​​Noti​ces given before Questions this day
Proceedings interrupted for Questions
QUESTIONS
Commenced 1.30 pm
SUPPLEMENTARY QUESTIONS FOR WRITTEN ANSWER

Commenced 2.35 pm


TAKE NOTE OF ANSWERS DEBATE
Commenced 2.37​ pm
Break
3.09​ pm until 4.00 pm
BUSINESS POSTPONED​Commenced 4.33 pm
Matter of public importance no. 1, postponed to future sitting day
​​  
Government business notices of motions nos 1 and 2, postponed to a later hour 

PORTFOLIO COMMITTEE NO. 3 – EDUCATION ​- REFERENCE

Ms Boyd informed the House of an extension to the reporting date for the inquiry into children and young people with disability in NSW educational settings


CONDOLENCE MOTION - TRAGEDY IN BONDI JUNCTION​Commenced 4.35 pm
Motion of Ms Sharpe:  That this House:
(a) expresses its deep sorrow at the loss of six innocent lives on the 13th of April 2024 in Bondi Junction,
(b) extends its sincere condolences to the families of those who lost their lives and those who were injured, and
(c) recognises the bravery and professionalism of our frontline workers in responding to this tragedy.
​Agreed to, members and officers standing. 
BUSINESS POSTPONED​Commenced 5.14 pm
Government business order of the day no. 1, postponed to a later hour 
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HEALTH LEGISLATION AMENDMENT (MISCELLANEOUS) BILL 2024
Commenced 5.16 pm
​2nd Reading: Motion of Ms Jackson
Debate interrupted
Proceedings interrupted for debate on committee reports and government responses
BUSINESS POSTPONED​Commenced 5.30 pm
Committee reports and government responses orders of the day nos. 1 and 2, postponed to a later hour 
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STANDING COMMITTEE ON LAW AND JUSTICE
Commenced 5.3​1 pm
Report No. 84 entitled "2023 Review of the Workers Compensation Scheme", dated December 2023
​Debate adjourned​
MODERN SLAVERY COMMITTEE
Commenced 5.48 pm
Report No. 1 entitled "Review of the Modern Slavery Act 2018", dated December 2023
​Agreed to
HEALTH LEGISLATION AMENDMENT (MISCELLANEOUS) BILL 2024
Commenced 5.49 pm
Note: circulated amendments are published via the bill webpage 
​2nd Reading: Motion of Ms Jackson
Agreed to​​
​In committee, bill taken as a whole

Oppn amdt 1, s​heet c2024-057: Motion of Mrs Taylor
​Agreed to​

​Bill reported from committee with an amendment

​3rd Reading: Motion of Ms Jackson
​Agreed to, and forwarded to Assembly for concurrence
Commenced 6.02 pm
Note: circulated amendments are published via the bill webpage 
​​2nd Reading: Motion of Mr Buttigieg (on behalf of Mr Mookhey)
​Debate interrupted

Dinner
6.30 pm until 8.00 pm​
JURY AMENDMENT BILL 2023​
Commenced 8.00 pm
Note: circulated amendments are published via the bill webpage 
​​2nd Reading: Motion of Mr Buttigieg (on behalf of Mr Mookhey)
​Agreed to​
​In committee, bill taken as a whole

GR​NS amd​ts 1 to 3, sheet c2024-123B: Motion of Ms Higginson​
Agreed to​, on division (Ayes: 21  / Noes: 16 ) 
​GR​NS amd​t 1, sheet c2024-127A: Motion of Ms Boyd​
​Negatived, on division (Ayes: 5  / Noes: 33 ) 
​​Bill reported from committee with amendments​

​​3rd Reading: Motion of Mr Buttigieg
Agreed to, and forwarded to Assembly for concurrence​
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BILL FORWARDED FROM THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY​Commenced 9.43 pm
​​The President reported receipt of message forwarding the Health Practitioner Legislation Amendment Bill 2024​ ​for concurrence​
​​Bill 1st read and published
​Statement of public interest tabled

​2nd reading
​​To be considered later 

EMERGENCY SERVICES LEVY AMENDMENT BILL 2024
Commenced 9.45 pm
Note: circulated amendments are published via the bill webpage 
​2nd Reading: Motion of Mr Mookhey​​
Agreed to
​​3rd Reading: Motion of Mr Mookhey​​
​Agreed to, and forwarded to Assembly for concurrence​
ADJOURNMENT DEBATE​
The House adjourned at 10.20 pm until Wednesday, 8 May 2024 at 10.00 am.​


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