PARLIAMENT OF NEW SOUTH WALES
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No. 38
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LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
NOTICES OF MOTIONS
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ORDERS OF THE DAY
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FOURTH SESSION OF THE FIFTIETH PARLIAMENT
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TUESDAY 22 NOVEMBER 1994
The House meets this day at 2.30 p.m.
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GOVERNMENT BUSINESS___NOTICES OF MOTIONS
1 Mr Hannaford to move
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That leave be given to bring in a Bill for an act to amend the Defamation Act 1974 in relation to the defence of truth, the functions of trial judges and juries and the assessment of damages in defamation proceedings; and for other purposes.
(Defamation (Amendment) Bill)
(Notice given 18 November 1994)
GOVERNMENT BUSINESS___ORDERS OF THE DAY
1 Sentencing Legislation (Amendment) Bill: consideration in Committee of the Whole
___Mr Hannaford.
2 Crimes (Dangerous Driving Offences) Amendment Bill
Traffic (Negligent Driving Offences) Amendment Bill
Resumption of the adjourned debate of the question on the motion of Mr Hannaford: That these Bills be now read a second time (5 clear days from 27 October 1994)___Mr Enderbury.
3 Police Service (Recruitment) Amendment Bill: second reading
___Mr Pickering.
(Standing Orders suspended for remaining stages, Wednesday 16 November 1994)
*4 Statute Law Revision (Local Government) Bill: resumption of the adjourned debate of the question on the motion of Mr Hannaford on behalf of Mr Pickering: That this Bill be now read a second time (5 clear days from 27 October 1994)
___Mr Enderbury.
*5 Western Lands (Land Purchase) Amendment Bill: resumption of the adjourned debate of the question on the motion of Mr Pickering on behalf of Mr Webster: That this Bill be now read a second time (5 clear days from 16 November 1994)
___Mr Enderbury.
*6 Irrigation Legislation (Freehold Tenures) Amendment Bill: resumption of the adjourned debate of the question on the motion of Mr Pickering on behalf of Mr Webster: That this Bill be now read a second time (5 clear days from 16 November 1994)
___Mr Enderbury.
*7 Criminal Procedure (Sentence Indication Hearings) Amendment Bill: resumption of the adjourned debate of the question on the motion of Mr Hannaford: That this Bill be now read a second time (5 clear days from 16 November 1994)
___Mr Enderbury.
8 Crimes (Threats and Stalking) Amendment Bill: resumption of the adjourned debate of the question on the motion of Mr Hannaford: That this Bill be now read a second time (5 clear days from 16 November 1994)
___Mr Shaw.
*9 Crimes (Home Invasion) Amendment Bill: resumption of the adjourned debate of the question on the motion of Mr Hannaford: That this Bill be now read a second time (5 clear days from 16 November 1994)
___Mr Shaw.
10 Protected Disclosures Bill: second reading
___Mr Hannaford.
(Standing Orders suspended for remaining stages, Wednesday 16 November 1994)
*11 Tow Truck (Amendment) Bill: resumption of the adjourned debate of the question on the motion of Mr Pickering: That this Bill be now read a second time (5 clear days from 26 October 1994)
___Mr Enderbury.
*12 New South Wales Cancer Council Bill: resumption of the adjourned debate of the question on the motion of Mr Hannaford on behalf of Mrs Chadwick: That this Bill be now read a second time (5 clear days from 27 October 1994)
___Mr Enderbury.
*13 Architects Bill: resumption of the adjourned debate of the question on the motion of Mr Hannaford on behalf of Mr Webster: That this Bill be now read a second time (5 clear days from 27 October 1994)
___Mr Enderbury.
*14 Independent Commission Against Corruption (Amendment) Bill: resumption of the adjourned debate (27 October 1994) of the question on the motion of Mr Pickering on behalf of Mr Hannaford: That this Bill be now read a second time
___Revd Mr Nile speaking.
*15 Courts Legislation (Civil Procedure) Amendment Bill: resumption of the adjourned debate (11 May 1994) of the question on the motion of Mr Hannaford: That this Bill be now read a second time
___Mr Hannaford speaking in reply.
*16 Constitution Further Amendment (Referendum) Amendment Bill: resumption of the adjourned debate of the question on the motion of Mr Hannaford: That this Bill be now read a second time (5 clear days from 4 May 1994)
___Mr Enderbury.
GENERAL BUSINESS___NOTICES OF MOTIONS
1 Revd Mr Nile to move
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That leave be given to bring in a Bill for an Act to provide for conscientious objection by medical practitioners and nurses on the grounds of moral or religious belief.
(Public Hospitals (Conscientious Objection) Bill)
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
2 Mr Macdonald to move
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That leave be given to bring in a Bill for an Act to provide for the use of Australian goods, services and materials in preparing for and promoting the Games of the XXVII Olympiad in Sydney in the year 2000; and for other purposes.
(Sydney Olympics (Made in Australia) Bill)
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
3 Mr Ryan to move
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That this House commends the Fahey Government for its action to expand the Child Protection Program within the Department of Community Services.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
4 Mrs Isaksen to move
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That this House recognises the problems of the mentally ill as highlighted in the Burdekin Report and calls on the Fahey Government:
(1) to ensure that adequate financial resources are provided for those transferred from institutional care to community care;
(2) to provide adequate staffing to police licensing standards of private for profit accommodation for the mentally ill; and
(3) to provide a 24 hour hotline service available for family and friends of the mentally ill to assist with crisis situations.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
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5 Revd Mr Nile to move
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That leave be given to bring in a Bill for an Act to amend the Anti-Discrimination Act 1977 to make it unlawful to discriminate against a person on the ground of heterosexuality in certain circumstances.
(Anti-Discrimination (Heterosexual Discrimination) Amendment Bill)
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
6 Miss Gardiner to move
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That this House:
(1) congratulates the Liberal/National Government for the actions flowing from the New South Wales Women's Policy Statement; and
(2) particularly commends those actions which enhance opportunities for rural women by the development and facilitation of effective and efficient rural women's programs.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
7 Ms Burnswoods to move
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That this House deplores the Government's failure to address the health needs of rural women.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
8 Ms Kirkby to move
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That this House condemns the Federal Government for its policy of detaining asylum seekers for up to four years in contravention of established human rights conventions.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
9 Mrs Forsythe to move
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That this House affirms its support for the Government's actions regarding urban consolidation initiatives to ensure a wider range of housing options including medium density and to assist in minimising the urban sprawl.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
10 Dr Burgmann to move
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That this House condemns the introduction of the death penalty in Papua New Guinea.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
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11 Mrs Nile to move
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That leave be given to bring in a Bill for an Act to prohibit nudity (indecent exposure) on any beach or public place.
(Nudity (Indecent Exposure) in Public Places (Prohibition) Bill)
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
12 Mr Moppett to move
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That this House:
(1) congratulates the Minister for Agriculture for the very significant role the Department of Agriculture has made to the recent strengthening and growth in the agricultural industries of New South Wales; and
(2) notes with particular satisfaction strong export growth in wheat, dairy, wine and horticulture from this State.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
13 Ms Burnswoods to move
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That this House calls on the State Government to stop privatisation of State hospitals, with an immediate rejection of the planned privatisation of the Centre for Bone and Joint Diseases at North Ryde.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
14 Mr Jones to move
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That leave be given to bring in a Bill for an Act to amend the Public Health Act 1991 to provide for the inclusion of health warnings in certain advertisements for alcoholic beverages.
(Public Health (Alcohol) Amendment Bill)
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
15 Mr Egan to move
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That this House calls on the Government to make adequate funds available to Grafton Hospital and, in particular, to honour the commitment given by the Member for Clarence that an additional $2 million would be allocated for the Grafton Hospital budget.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
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16 Revd Mr Nile to move
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That leave be given to bring in a Bill for an Act to prohibit the advertising of alcoholic beverages and related trade marks, brand names and logos, and for other purposes.
(Alcoholic Beverages Bill)
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
17 Ms Burnswoods to move
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That this House commends the Federal Government for its initiatives and funding programs directed at the women of New South Wales.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
18 Dr Pezzutti to move
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That this House congratulates the Honourable Franca Arena, M.L.C. on her principled stand to ensure openness and decency in the selection of a replacement for Senator Kerry Walter Sibraa.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
19 Ms Burnswoods to move
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That this House deplores the State Government's failure to properly support the Department of Planning's Area Assistance Scheme.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
20 Revd Mr Nile to move
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That leave be given to bring in a Bill for an Act to provide for the establishment of the Family Impact Commission to study the moral, social and economic effect on the family unit of certain laws and proposed laws and Government expenditure; and for related purposes.
(Family Impact Commission Bill)
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
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21 Revd Mr Nile to move
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That leave be given to bring in a Bill for an Act for the prevention of crime by providing for offences with respect to the incitement, urging and encouragement of crime; and to repeal the Crimes Prevention Act 1916.
(Crimes Prevention Bill)
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
22 Revd Mr Nile to move
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That leave be given to bring in a Bill for an Act to repeal the Anti-Discrimination (Homosexual Vilification) Amendment Act 1993; and for associated purposes.
(Anti-Discrimination (Homosexual Vilification) Repeal Bill)
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
23 Revd Mr Nile to move
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That leave be given to bring in a Bill for an Act to change the use of certain lands by reserving or dedicating them as, or as parts of National Parks and or nature reserves and to revoke the dedication or setting apart of those lands as State Forests and for other uses; and for establishing a management program, resource allocation and research program for the south east forests of New South Wales.
(South East Forests Conservation Bill)
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
24 Mr Jones to move
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That leave be given to bring in a Bill for an Act to control the use of phosphorus in washing powders and detergents.
(Phosphorus Control Bill)
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
25 Revd Mr Nile to move
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That leave be given to bring in a Bill for an Act to allow the electors of New South Wales to initiate referendums on proposed laws; and to amend the Constitution Act 1902.
(Constitution (Citizens-initiated Referendums) Bill)
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
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26 Mr Jones to move
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That leave be given to bring a Bill for an Act to amend the Public Health Act 1991 to prohibit the smoking of tobacco in motor vehicles in which persons under 18 years of age are present.
(Public Health (Smoking in Vehicles) Amendment Bill)
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
27 Revd Mr Nile to move
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That leave be given to bring in a Bill for an Act to prohibit the sale and/or display of pornographic X-Rated, R-Rated and other indecent publications or videos in newsagencies, service stations, video shops or other retail outlets.
(Pornographic Publications and Video Sale and Display (Prohibition) Bill)
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
28 Mr Jones to move
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That leave be given to bring in a Bill for an Act to establish the Cat Management Committee; to regulate the sale and supply of cats; to encourage the desexing of cats; and for other purposes.
(Cat Bill)
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
29 Mr Bull to move
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That this House:
(1) Acknowledges the great advances which have been made in rural education, in particular:
(a) the success of secondary and primary distance education centres;
(b) the provision of years 11 and 12 to many central schools through the access program;
(c) the annual increases in the living away from home allowances;
(d) the substantial increase in the living away from home allowance for students in years 11 and 12; and
(e) the introduction of boarding scholarships at agricultural high schools.
(2) Congratulates the Fahey/Armstrong Government for their continuing support for isolated students in the rural areas of New South Wales.
(Notice given 8 March 1994)
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30 Revd Mr Nile to move
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That leave be given to bring in a Bill for an Act to clarify the legal status of an unborn child, to provide legal protection and rights for an unborn child, to make provisions for the claiming and payment of compensation in the event of the death of an unborn child by accident or malicious action, and for purposes connected therewith.
(Unborn Child Protection Bill)
(Notice given 16 March 1994)
31 Revd Mr Nile to move
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That leave be given to bring in a Bill for an Act relating to HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis B testing before surgery, and to the disclosure of test results.
(Pre-surgery (HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis B Tests) Bill)
(Notice given 12 April 1994)
32 Mr Jones to move
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That the House take note of the Report of the Joint Select Committee upon the Sydney Water Board.
(Notice given 19 April 1994)
33 Mr Egan to move
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That this House congratulates the Federal Government on the White Paper "Working Nation".
(Notice given 5 May 1994)
GENERAL BUSINESS___ORDERS OF THE DAY
*1 Protection of Children from Indecent Images Bill: resumption of the adjourned debate (13 October 1994) of the question on the motion of Dr Goldsmith: That this Bill be now read a second time.
Upon which Mrs Arena has moved by way of amendment: That the question be amended by the omission of the words "now read a second time" with a view to inserting instead "referred to the Standing Committee on Social Issues for investigation and report"___Mrs Forsythe speaking.
2 Post Conviction Inquiry (Douglas Harry Rendell) Bill: resumption of the adjourned debate (13 October 1994) of the question on the motion of Mr Dyer: That this Bill be now read a second time
___Mr Enderbury.
(Restored under S.O. 201, Wednesday 9 March 1994)
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3 Rural Lands Protection (Noxious Animals) Amendment Bill: resumption of the adjourned debate (13 October 1994) of the question on the motion of Mr Vaughan: That this Bill be now read a second time
___Mr Moppett.
(Restored under S.O. 201, Wednesday 9 March 1994)
4 Industrial Relations (Protection for Employees of Subcontractors) Amendment Bill: resumption of the interrupted debate (13 October 1994) of the question on the motion of Mr Shaw: That this Bill be now read a second time
___Mr Shaw speaking.
5 Female Genital Mutilation: resumption of the interrupted debate (10 March 1994) of the question on the motion of Mrs Arena:
That this House:
(1) Recognises that female genital mutilation has been occurring in New South Wales and that there is no specific law to ban this practice.
(2) Acknowledges that there is no extensive education program to inform communities that this practice is unacceptable in our society.
(3) Notes that the problem was widely discussed for over a decade at the United Nations Women Conference in Mexico City, Copenhagen and Nairobi, where all Governments, including Australia, undertook to support the International Declaration from the United Nations General Assembly on violence against women and the Convention on the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women.
(4) Expresses its concern that despite all the discussion and deliberations on this problem, very little progress has been made and millions of women in many countries, including Australia, are still suffering genital mutilation.
(5) Calls on the Federal and State Governments to make funds available as a matter of urgency to ensure that education programs are implemented in schools and the community regarding the atrocious practices of female genital mutilation.
(6) Calls on the Government to introduce legislation to ban such practices in our community___Mrs Symonds speaking.
6 South East Forests Protection Bill: second reading
___Mr Jones.
(Restored under S.O. 201, Thursday 10 March 1994)
7 Industrial Relations (Sick Leave) Amendment Bill: second reading
___Mr Shaw.
8 Moonee Beach Nature Reserve Bill: second reading
___Ms Burnswoods.
(Restored under S.O. 201, Thursday 14 April 1994)
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9 Consumer Claims Tribunals (Fees) Amendment Bill: second reading
___Mr Shaw.
10 Relations with South East Asia: resumption of the interrupted debate (14 April 1994) of the question on the motion of Mr Macdonald:
That this House congratulates the Prime Minister, Paul Keating, for his visionary approach to positive relations with Vietnam, Laos and Thailand during his visit to South East Asia, and calls upon the Liberal and National Parties to repeat statements by senior conservatives, Gorton, Fraser and Hughes who have regretted Australia's military intervention in Vietnam.
Upon which Mrs Sham-Ho has moved by way of amendment: That the question be amended by the omission of all words after "the" where firstly occurring, with a view to inserting instead "NSW Government on its relations with Vietnam, Laos and Thailand, and especially for its economic achievements in South East Asia."___Dr Burgmann speaking.
11 Environmental Education Bill: second reading
___Mr Jones.
(Restored under S.O. 201, Thursday 21 April 1994)
*12 Retail Leases Bill: second reading
___Mr Vaughan.
*13 Crimes (Peaceful Picketing) Amendment Bill: second reading
___Mr Shaw.
14 Aboriginal Mental Health: resumption of the interrupted debate (5 May 1994) of the question on the motion of Ms Kirkby:
That this House:
(1) notes the New South Wales Aboriginal Mental Health Report; and
(2) calls on the Government to implement the recommendations of the Report___Mrs Nile speaking.
15 Allan Border: resumption of the adjourned debate (13 May 1994) of the question on the motion of Mrs Forsythe: That this House congratulates Alan Border on his contribution to Australian cricket and wishes him well in his retirement
___Mrs Forsythe speaking.
16 Ozone Depleting Substances: resumption of the adjourned debate (13 May 1994) of the question on the motion of Mr Ryan: That this House commends the Fahey Government on the action taken to complete the phase-out of controlled ozone depleting substances, such as chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) by the end of 1995
___Mr Ryan speaking.
*17 Sexual Offence Damages Bill: resumption of the adjourned debate (13 May 1994) of the question on the motion of Mrs Nile: That this Bill be now read a second time
___Mrs Nile speaking.
18 Country Health Services: resumption of the adjourned debate (13 May 1994) of the question on the motion of Miss Gardiner:
That this House:
(1) congratulates the Liberal/National Government in New South Wales upon its delivery of health services to country New South Wales after years of neglect by previous ALP Governments; and
(2) condemns the Federal Labor Government for its deliberate underfunding of New South Wales health by more than $1.3 billion over the past five years___Miss Gardiner speaking.
19 Drought Support: resumption of the adjourned debate (15 September 1994) of the question on the motion of Ms Kirkby:
That this House calls on each Member of the Legislative Council to donate one day's pay to the Smith Family Drought Relief Fund in recognition and support of farmers and others in rural areas of New South Wales experiencing real hardship due to the drought.
Upon which Mr Gay has moved by way of amendment: That the question be amended by the omission of the words "donate one day's pay to the Smith Family Drought Relief Fund in recognition and support of" and inserting instead "support"___Mr Coleman speaking.
20 New Wilderness Areas: resumption of the interrupted debate (22 September 1994) of the question on the motion of Ms Burnswoods: That this House condemns the Premier's decision to abandon his commitment to create 11 new wilderness areas in New South Wales and calls on the Government to establish these areas as a matter of urgency
___Mr O'Grady speaking.
21 Public Finance and Audit (Special Dividends) Amendment Bill: second reading
__Mr Egan.
22 Wilderness Areas: resumption of the interrupted debate (27 October 1994)) of the question on the motion of Mr Jones: That this House condemns the Liberal/National Government for its mishandling of wilderness declaration proposals and the Government's failure to protect the identified wilderness areas even inside National Parks
___Mr Ryan speaking.
23 HomeFund Mortgages (Reviews and Appeals) Bill: resumption of the interrupted debate (17 November 1994) of the question on the motion of Mr Dyer: That this Bill be now read a second time
___Mr Bull speaking.
* Council Bill
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NEXT SITTING DAY ON WHICH GENERAL BUSINESS ORDERS OF THE DAY TAKE
PRECEDENCE
GENERAL BUSINESS___ORDERS OF THE DAY
1 Parliamentary Electorates and Elections (Method of Voting) Amendment Bill: second reading
___Mr Egan.
(Restored under S.O. 201, Thursday 17 November 1994)
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BILLS REFERRED TO SELECT COMMITTEE
*1 Privacy and Data Protection Bill (Mr Hannaford)
Referred 5 May 1994. Chairman: Mr Mutch.
* Council Bill
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CONTINGENT NOTICES OF MOTIONS
1 Mr Egan to move
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Contingent upon the President, a Minister, any Member or the Clerk tabling any report or document, Mr Egan to move after Notices of Motions: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude the moving of a motion "That the House take note of the paper (to be stated)".
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
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2 Mr Egan to move
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Contingent upon the Clerk being called upon to read any Order of the Day: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude a motion being moved forthwith that a particular Order of the Day on the Notice Paper of Government Business be called on forthwith.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
3 Mr Egan to move
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Contingent upon a motion being agreed to for the second reading of any Bill: That so much of the Standing Orders be suspended as would preclude the moving of a motion forthwith for an Instruction to the Committee of the Whole in relation to the Bill.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
4 Mr Egan to move
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Contingent upon the President calling on any Notice of Motion or the Clerk being called upon to read any Order of the Day: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude a motion being moved forthwith that a particular Order of the Day or motion on the Notice Paper be called on forthwith.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
5 Mr Vaughan to move
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Contingent upon the President, a Minister, any Member or the Clerk tabling any report or document, Mr Vaughan to move after Notices of Motions: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude the moving of a motion "That the House take note of the paper (to be stated)".
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
6 Mr Vaughan to move
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Contingent upon the Clerk being called upon to read any Order of the Day: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude a motion being moved forthwith that a particular Order of the Day on the Notice Paper of Government Business be called on forthwith.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
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7 Mr Vaughan to move
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Contingent upon a motion being agreed to for the second reading of any Bill: That so much of the Standing Orders be suspended as would preclude the moving of a motion forthwith for an Instruction to the Committee of the Whole in relation to the Bill.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
8 Mr Vaughan to move
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Contingent upon the President calling on any Notice of Motion or the Clerk being called upon to read any Order of the Day: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude a motion being moved forthwith that a particular Order of the Day or motion on the Notice Paper be called on forthwith.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
9 Mr Dyer to move
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Contingent upon the President, a Minister, any Member or the Clerk tabling any report or document, Mr Dyer to move after Notices of Motions: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude the moving of a motion "That the House take note of the paper (to be stated)".
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
10 Mr Dyer to move
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Contingent upon the Clerk being called upon to read any Order of the Day: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude a motion being moved forthwith that a particular Order of the Day on the Notice Paper of Government Business be called on forthwith.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
11 Mr Dyer to move
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Contingent upon a motion being agreed to for the second reading of any Bill: That so much of the Standing Orders be suspended as would preclude the moving of a motion forthwith for an Instruction to the Committee of the Whole in relation to the Bill.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
12 Mr Dyer to move
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Contingent upon the President calling on any Notice of Motion or the Clerk being called upon to read any Order of the Day: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude a motion being moved forthwith that a particular Order of the Day or motion on the Notice Paper be called on forthwith.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
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13 Mr Shaw to move
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Contingent upon the President, a Minister, any Member or the Clerk tabling any report or document, Mr Shaw to move after Notices of Motions: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude the moving of a motion "That the House take note of the paper (to be stated)".
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
14 Mr Shaw to move
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Contingent upon the Clerk being called upon to read any Order of the Day: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude a motion being moved forthwith that a particular Order of the Day on the Notice Paper of Government Business be called on forthwith.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
15 Mr Shaw to move
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Contingent upon a motion being agreed to for the second reading of any Bill: That so much of the Standing Orders be suspended as would preclude the moving of a motion forthwith for an Instruction to the Committee of the Whole in relation to the Bill.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
16 Mr Shaw to move
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Contingent upon the President calling on any Notice of Motion or the Clerk being called upon to read any Order of the Day: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude a motion being moved forthwith that a particular Order of the Day or motion on the Notice Paper be called on forthwith.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
17 Mr Enderbury to move
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Contingent upon the President, a Minister, any Member or the Clerk tabling any report or document, Mr Enderbury to move after Notices of Motions: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude the moving of a motion "That the House take note of the paper (to be stated)".
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
18 Mr Enderbury to move
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Contingent upon the Clerk being called upon to read any Order of the Day: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude a motion being moved forthwith that a particular Order of the Day on the Notice Paper of Government Business be called on forthwith.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
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19 Mr Enderbury to move
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Contingent upon a motion being agreed to for the second reading of any Bill: That so much of the Standing Orders be suspended as would preclude the moving of a motion forthwith for an Instruction to the Committee of the Whole in relation to the Bill.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
20 Mr Enderbury to move
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Contingent upon the President calling on any Notice of Motion or the Clerk being called upon to read any Order of the Day: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude a motion being moved forthwith that a particular Order of the Day or motion on the Notice Paper be called on forthwith.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
21 Mrs Isaksen to move
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Contingent upon the President, a Minister, any Member or the Clerk tabling any report or document, Mrs Isaksen to move after Notices of Motions: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude the moving of a motion "That the House take note of the paper (to be stated)".
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
22 Mrs Isaksen to move
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Contingent upon the Clerk being called upon to read any Order of the Day: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude a motion being moved forthwith that a particular Order of the Day on the Notice Paper of Government Business be called on forthwith.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
23 Mrs Isaksen to move
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Contingent upon a motion being agreed to for the second reading of any Bill: That so much of the Standing Orders be suspended as would preclude the moving of a motion forthwith for an Instruction to the Committee of the Whole in relation to the Bill.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
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24 Mrs Isaksen to move
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Contingent upon the President calling on any Notice of Motion or the Clerk being called upon to read any Order of the Day: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude a motion being moved forthwith that a particular Order of the Day or motion on the Notice Paper be called on forthwith.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
25 Ms Kirkby to move
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Contingent upon the President having read the Prayers: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude a motion being moved forthwith that a particular Order of the Day or motion on the Notice Paper be called on forthwith.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
26 Ms Kirkby to move
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Contingent upon the President calling on any Notice of Motion or the Clerk being called upon to read any Order of the Day: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude a motion being moved forthwith that a particular Order of the Day or motion on the Notice Paper be called on forthwith.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
27 Mr Jobling to move
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Contingent upon the President, a Minister, any Member or the Clerk tabling any report or document, Mr Jobling to move after Notices of Motions: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude the moving of a motion "That the House take note of the paper (to be stated)".
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
28 Mr Jobling to move
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Contingent upon a motion being agreed to for the second reading of any Bill: That so much of the Standing Orders be suspended as would preclude the moving of a motion forthwith for an Instruction to the Committee of the Whole in relation to the Bill.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
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29 Mr Jobling to move
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Contingent upon the President having read the Prayers: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude a motion being moved forthwith that a particular Order of the Day or motion on the Notice Paper be called on forthwith.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
30 Mr Jobling to move
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Contingent upon the President calling on any Notice of Motion or the Clerk being called upon to read any Order of the Day: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude a motion being moved forthwith that a particular Order of the Day on the Notice Paper of Government Business be called on forthwith.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
31 Mr Jobling to move
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Contingent upon the President calling on any Notice of Motion or the Clerk being called upon to read any Order of the Day: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude a motion being moved forthwith that a particular Order of the Day or motion on the Notice Paper be called on forthwith.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
32 Mr Bull to move
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Contingent upon the President calling on any Notice of Motion or the Clerk being called upon to read any Order of the Day: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude a motion being moved forthwith that a particular Order of the Day or motion on the Notice Paper be called on forthwith.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
33 Mr Bull to move
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Contingent upon the President calling on any Notice of Motion or the Clerk being called upon to read any Order of the Day: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude a motion being moved forthwith that a particular Order of the Day on the Notice Paper of Government Business be called on forthwith.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
Page 887
34 Mr Bull to move
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Contingent upon the President having read the Prayers: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude a motion being moved forthwith that a particular Order of the Day or motion on the Notice Paper be called on forthwith.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
35 Mr Bull to move
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Contingent upon a motion being agreed to for the second reading of any Bill: That so much of the Standing Orders be suspended as would preclude the moving of a motion forthwith for an Instruction to the Committee of the Whole in relation to the Bill.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
36 Mr Bull to move
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Contingent upon the President, a Minister, any Member or the Clerk tabling any report or document, Mr Bull to move after Notices of Motions: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude the moving of a motion "That the House take note of the paper (to be stated)".
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
37 Mr Jones to move
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Contingent upon the President calling on any Notice of Motion or the Clerk being called upon to read any Order of the Day: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude a motion being moved forthwith that a particular Order of the Day or motion on the Notice Paper be called on forthwith.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
38 Mr Jones to move
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Contingent upon the Clerk being called upon to read any Order of the Day: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude a motion being moved forthwith that a particular Order of the Day on the Notice Paper of Government Business be called on forthwith.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
39 Mr Jones to move
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Contingent upon the House on any day concluding its consideration of any item of business and prior to the House proceedings to the consideration of another item of business: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude Mr Jones moving a motion relating to the conduct of the business of the House.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
Page 888
40 Mr Jones to move
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Contingent upon a motion being agreed to for the second reading of any Bill: That so much of the Standing Orders be suspended as would preclude the moving of a motion forthwith for an Instruction to the Committee of the Whole in relation to the Bill.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
41 Revd Mr Nile to move
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Contingent upon the President calling on any Notice of Motion or the Clerk being called upon to read any Order of the Day: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude a motion being moved forthwith that a particular Order of the Day or motion on the Notice Paper be called on forthwith.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
42 Revd Mr Nile to move
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Contingent upon the President having read the Prayers: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude a motion being moved forthwith that a particular Order of the Day or motion on the Notice Paper be called on forthwith.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
43 Revd Mr Nile to move
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Contingent upon the President, a Minister, any Member or the Clerk tabling any report or document, Revd Mr Nile to move after Notices of Motions: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude the moving of a motion "That the House take note of the paper (to be stated)".
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
44 Revd Mr Nile to move
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Contingent upon a motion being agreed to for the second reading of any Bill: That so much of the Standing Orders be suspended as would preclude the moving of a motion forthwith for an Instruction to the Committee of the Whole in relation to the Bill.
(Notice given 2 March 1994)
Page 889
45 Mr Egan to move
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Contingent on any Bill being presented by the Legislative Assembly to the Legislative Council for its concurrence and having been read by the Council the first time: That so much of the Standing Orders be suspended as would preclude the passing of the Bill through all its remaining stages during the present or any one sitting of the House.
(Notice given 8 March 1994)
46 Mr Egan to move
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Contingent upon the House on any day concluding its consideration of any item of business and prior to the House proceeding to the consideration of another item of business: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude Mr Egan moving a motion relating to the conduct of the business of the House.
(Notice given 8 March 1994)
47 Mr Egan to move
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Contingent upon the President having read the Prayers: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude a motion being moved forthwith that a particular Order of the Day or motion on the Notice Paper be called on forthwith.
(Notice given 8 March 1994)
48 Mr Jones to move
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Contingent upon the President, a Minister, any Member or the Clerk tabling any report or document, Mr Jones to move after Notices of Motions: That so much of the Standing and Sessional Orders be suspended as would preclude the moving of a motion "That the House take note of the paper (to be stated)".
(Notice given 13 September 1994)
49 Mr Hannaford to move
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Contingent on any of the undermentioned Bills being presented by the Legislative Assembly to the Legislative Council for its concurrence and having been read by the Council the first time: That so much of the Standing Orders be suspended as would preclude the passing of the Bill through all its remaining stages during the present or any one sitting of the House.
Crimes (Misuse of Public Property) Amendment Bill
(Notice given 2.37 p.m., Wednesday 4 May 1994)
Co-operatives (Amendment) Bill
(Notice given 2.35 p.m., Wednesday 11 May 1994)
Page 890
Water Board (Corporatisation) Bill
(Notice given 10.44 a.m., Thursday 22 September 1994)
Property Services Corporation Bill
Traffic (Penalty Defaults) Amendment Bill
State Bank (Privatisation) Bill
(Notice given 2.36 p.m., Wednesday 12 October 1994)
Tree Plantations (Harvest Security) Bill
(Notice given 10.34 a.m., Thursday 13 October 1994)
Forestry (Environmental and Fauna Impact Assessment) Bill
Consumer Credit (New South Wales) Bill
(Notice given at 10.38 a.m., Thursday 27 October 1994)
Landfill Depots (Moratorium) Bill
(Notice given 10.38 a.m., Wednesday 16 November 1994)
State Debt Control (Balanced Budgets) Bill
(Notice given 10.34 a.m., Thursday 17 November 1994)
Totalizator Legislation (Amendment) Bill
(Notice given 10.34 a.m., Friday 18 November 1994)
John Evans
Clerk of the Parliaments
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Authorised by the Parliament of New South Wales