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Running Record (15 May 2025)

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Thursday 15 May 2025

This Running Record is intended as a guide only to information on the proceedings of the Legislative Assembly, and is updated during the course of the sitting day. It shows the progress of legislation, results of motions moved and other business conducted.

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MEETING OF THE HOUSE​
​At 10.00 am

NOTICES OF MOTION (GENERAL BUSINESS) 
​Commenced 10.01 am​​
​PROTECTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT OPERATIONS AMENDMENT (E-WASTE) BILL
​Commenced 10.17 am
​​​Second Reading speech: Motion of Mr Ward; resumption of the interrupted speech
Debate adjourned
​SUMMARY OFFENCES AMENDMENT (WAR MEMORIALS AND OTHER PROTECTED PLACES) BILL
​Commenced 10.25
​Introduction and First Reading: Motion of Ms Preston
​Agreed to.
​​Second Reading: Motion of Ms Preston
Debate interrupted
​HEALTH SERVICES AMENDMENT (HOSPITAL HELIPADS) BILL
​Commenced 10.37 am
​Second Reading: Motion of Mr Ward; resumption of the adjourned debate
Debate interrupted.
​MINISTERIAL ARRANGEMENT​Commenced 11.05 am
​Mr Hoenig on behalf of the Premier announced: That this day the Minister for Customer Service and Digital Government, Minister for Emergency Services and Minister for Youth Justice will answer questions in the absence of the Minister for Lands and Property, Minister for Multiculturalism, Minister for Sport and Minister for Jobs and Tourism.
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QUESTION TIME ​​​​Commenced 11.05 am
​​HEALTH SERVICES AMENDMENT (HOSPITAL HELIPADS) BILL
​Commenced 12.17 pm
​Second Reading: Motion of Mr Ward; resumption of the interrupted debate

​Mr Crouch moved, That the question be now put.
Negatived on division (Ayes: 36 / Noes: 48)
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​Debate interrupted.
​​Lunch ​​1.25 pm - 1.30 pm
LOCAL SPORT DEFIBRILLATOR PROGRAM​Commenced 2.30 pm​
​Ms Finn moved, That this House:
(1) Welcomes the grant of up to $2,900 to Holroyd Rangers Soccer Club for the installation of a defibrillator at Fairfield Road Park, Guildford West.
(2) Notes the Local Sport Defibrillator Program has awarded $500,000 in funding to 193 sporting organisations across New South Wales.
(3) Wishes all players, coaches and supporters a successful 2025 season.
​​Agreed to
ONGOING RAIL STRIKES​Commenced 3.01 pm​
​Ms Tudehope moved, That this House:
(1) Condemns the Government for its failure to negotiate an outcome with the Rail, Tram and Bus Union, creating uncertainty for the many thousands of people who use public transport.
(2) Notes the contempt with which the Government is treating commuters, school students and small businesses because it cannot secure an outcome with its union mates.
(3) Calls on the Government to request the Federal Employment Relations Minister to intervene in the dispute in an effort to have the matter resolved.
Negatived on division (Ayes: 35/ Noes: 48)

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VICTIMS LEGISLATION AMENDMENT (VICTIMS REGISTERS) BILL
​Commenced 3.43 pm
​​Second reading: Motion of Mr Chanthivong, resumption of the interrupted debate​​
Agreed to 
​Third Reading: Motion of Mr Chanthivong
​Agreed to. Bill forwarded to the Legislative Council for concurrence​

DEBATE ON PETITION SIGNED BY 1​0,000 OR MORE PERSONS​Commenced 3.57 pm

Petition—from certain citizens requesting the Legislative Assembly to Save the Snowies (Dr Joe McGirr)

Question proposed—That the House take note of the petition.

​Agreed to​

​COMMUNITY RECOGNITION STATEMENTS​​​​​​​Commenced 4:27 pm

PRIVATE MEMBERS' STATEMENTS​Commenced 4.58 pm

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