155 26 March 2026 Program.pdf
Giving of Notices of Motions (General Business) (for a period of up to 15 minutes)
Notices of Motions (for Bills) (for up to 20 minutes)
No. 1 Water NSW Amendment (Warragamba Dam) Bill; resumption of interrupted second reading speech (Mrs Judy Hannan; lapses 14 May 2026).
No. 3 Motor Vehicles Taxation Amendment (Rural Vehicles) Bill; introduction and second reading (Mr Roy Butler; lapses 20 May 2026)
No. 5 Standard Time Amendment (Reduction of Daylight Saving) Bill; introduction and second reading (Mr Geoff Provest; lapses 18 September 2026)
No. 6 Health Services Amendment (Right to Primary Health Care) Bill; introduction and second reading (Dr Joe McGirr; lapses 19 September 2026)
No. 7 Fair Trading Amendment (24-Hour Fuel Price Lock) Bill; introduction and second reading (Mr Tim James; lapses 20 September 2026)
No. 8 Energy and Other Legislation Amendment (Renewable Energy Infrastructure) Bill (No 2); introduction and second reading (Mr James Griffin; lapses 26 September 2026)
Orders of the Day (for Bills) (for up to 90 minutes)
No. 4 Summary Offences Amendment (Police Memorial Offences) Bill; resumption of the interrupted debate (Mr Roy Butler—Ms Liesl Tesch speaking, 9 minutes remaining; lapses 14 May 2026; given precedence pursuant to resolution of the House of 18 March 2026).
No. 2 Road Legislation Amendment (Speed Limits) Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate (Ms Kobi Shetty—Ms Anna Watson*; lapses 24 April 2026).
No. 6 Crimes and Roads Legislation Amendment (Obstruction Offences Repeals) Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate (Ms Kobi Shetty—Mr Edmond Atalla*; lapses 17 April 2026).
†No. 8 Parliamentary Evidence Amendment (Attendance of Witnesses) Bill; awaiting second reading speech (Reported 28 May 2025—Mr Alister Henskens; lapses 19 September 2026).
* Denotes Member who adjourned the debate
† Bill forwarded from Legislative Council
Speaker to leave the Chair and bells to be rung for 20 seconds.
Giving of Notices of Motions (Government Business, Bills, Business with Precedence)
Committees – Reports and Announcements
Petitions – Announcements
Placing or Disposal of Business
Business with Precedence under Standing Order 118 (if any
ral Business (for a total of 90 minutes)
Order of the Day (General Notices)
No. 1 Albury Infrastructure Projects; resumption of the interrupted debate (Mr Justin Clancy – four further speakers and mover in reply remaining)
Notices of Motion (General Notices)
No. 4227 Class 367 Police Cadets (Ms Liza Butler)
No. 4228 Small Businesses (Mr Gurmesh Singh)
No. 4229 Public Education Investment (Ms Anna Watson)
No. 4230 Mackerel Beach Landslip Damage (Ms Jacqui Scruby)
No. 4232 Cherrybrook Metro Station Rezoning Proposal (Mr Mark Hodges)
No. 4233 Class 367 Police Cadets (Mr Stephen Bali)
No. 4234 Green Prawn Industry (Mr Richie Williamson)
No. 4235 Energy Infrastructure (Ms Julia Finn)
No. 4236 First Home Buyer Assistance Scheme Property Price Threshold (Mr Michael Regan)
No. 4237 Cecil Hills High School Upgrades (Ms Charishma Kaliyanda)
At 3.40 pm (for up to 20 minutes)
GOVERNMENT BUSINESS
No. 4 Budget Estimates and related papers 2025-2026; resumption of the interrupted debate, on the motion of Mr David Mehan, "That this House take note of the Budget Estimates and related papers 2025-2026". (Moved 26 June 2025).
No. 1 Petition—from certain citizens requesting proportionate, evidence-based and consultative firearms policy. (Mr Roy Butler)
Community Recognition Statements
Private Members Statements
