Wednesday 21 September 2022
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| MEETING OF THE HOUSE | At 9.30 am
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| NOTICES OF MOTIONS (GENERAL NOTICES) | Commenced 9.31 am
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Introduction First Reading: Motion of Mr Taylor on behalf of Mr Elliott
| Agreed to |
Second Reading: Motion of Mr Taylor on behalf of Mr Elliott
| Debate adjourned
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Introduction First Reading: Motion of Mr Toole
| Agreed to |
Second Reading: Motion of Mr Toole
| Debate adjourned
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Introduction First Reading: Motion of Mr Toole
| Agreed to |
Second Reading: Motion of Mr Toole
| Debate adjourned
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| MESSAGE FROM THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL | At 10.54 am
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Introduction First Reading: Motion of Mr Kean
| Agreed to |
Second Reading: Motion of Mr Kean
| Debate adjourned
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Introduction First Reading: Motion of Dr Lee
| Agreed to
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Second Reading: Motion of Dr Lee
| Debate adjourned
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Introduction First Reading: Motion of Mr Dominello
| Agreed to
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Second Reading: Motion of Mr Dominello
| Debate adjourned
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Second Reading: Motion of Mr Speakman; resumption of the adjourned debate
| Agreed to
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Consideration of LC amendments
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ADDRESSES OF CONDOLENCE AND CONGRATULATION TO HIS MAJESTY KING CHARLES III
| Commenced 12.04 pm
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| COMMITTEE REPORTS (TAKE NOTE DEBATE) | Commenced 12.47 pm |
Report of the Committee on Community Services entitled "Options to Improve Access to Existing and Alternate Accommodation to Address the Social Housing Shortage", Report 2/57, dated August 2022.
Question proposed—That the House take note of the report.
| Agreed to
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| Lunch | 1.00 pm - 2.15 pm |
| NOTICES OF MOTION | At 2:21 pm
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| Private Members' Bills | Mr Piper
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| QUESTION TIME | Commenced 2:22 pm
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| UNPROCLAIMED LEGISLATION | At 3:39 pm
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Speaker tabled list of all legislation unproclaimed 90 days after assent as at 21 September 2022.
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| COMMITTEE REPORTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS | At 3:40 pm |
Mr Piper tabled a report of the Public Accounts Committee entitled Quadrennial review of the Audit Office of New South Wales 2022.
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JOINT MODERN SLAVERY COMMITTEE
| At 3:40 pm |
Mr Alister Henskens moved:
(1) That this House notes the Legislative Council's message of Wednesday 21 September 2022 relating to the appointment of a joint committee known as the Modern Slavery Committee. (2) That pursuant to the requirement under Division 4 of the Modern Slavery Act 2018 for the Modern Slavery Committee to be a joint committee, the following Members be appointed to serve on the Committee as the Members of the Legislative Assembly: the Hon. Leslie Williams MP, Mr Ray Williams MP, Dr Marjorie O'Neill MP and Dr Joe McGirr MP. (3) That a message be sent informing the Legislative Council.
| Agreed to
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| SUSPENSION OF STANDING AND SESSIONAL ORDERS - EXTENSION OF LAPSING DATES FOR TWO PRIVATE MEMBERS' BILLS | Commenced 3:41 pm
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Ms Jenny Leong moved, by leave, That standing and sessional orders be suspended to provide for: (1) General Business Order of the Day for Bills number one standing in my name relating to the Residential Tenancies Amendment (Tenant Protections and Flood Response) Bill; and (2) General Business Order of the Day for Bills number three standing in the name of the Member for Balmain relating to the Environmental Planning and Assessment Amendment (Climate Change Response) Bill
to have their lapsing dates extended to 21 October 2022.
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Agreed to
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| PLACING OR DISPOSAL OF BUSINESS | At 3:42 pm
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Mr Speaker announced that messages would be sent to the Legislative Council advising the lapsing of general business order of the day (for bills) no. 1 (Fiscal Responsibility Amendment (Privatisation Restrictions) Bill 2021), no 2 (Climate Change (Emissions Targets) Bill 2021 (No 2), no 3 (Government Grants Administration Bill 2021) and no 4 (Children and Young Persons (Care and Protection) Amendment (Family Is Culture Review) Bill 2021) |
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ADDRESSES OF CONDOLENCE AND CONGRATULATION TO HIS MAJESTY KING CHARLES III
| Commenced 3:43 pm
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| PUBLIC INTEREST DEBATE - THE FAILURE OF THE NSW GOVERNMENT'S HEALTH POLICIES | Commenced 5.00 pm
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Mr Ryan Park moved, pursuant to notice, That this House notes that between April-June 2022:
(1) More people presented to NSW emergency departments with T2 level critical emergencies than ever before – over 110,000 in just one quarter. (2) One in 10 patients spent longer than 21 hours and 16 minutes in the emergency department – the longest on record. (3) Across NSW, 76,117 patients left emergency departments without completing treatment – the highest on record.
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Mrs Leslie Williams moved an amendment
| Agreed to on Division
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| MESSAGE FROM THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL | At 6.01 pm |
| Forwarding the Roads Amendment (Tolling Transparency) Bill for concurrence. The Speaker advised receipt of written authority advising that the member for Summer Hill will have carriage of the bill. |
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ADDRESSES OF CONDOLENCE AND CONGRATULATION TO HIS MAJESTY KING CHARLES III
| Commenced 6.02 pm
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| COMMUNITY RECOGNITION STATEMENTS | Commenced 7.38 pm
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| PRIVATE MEMBERS' STATEMENTS | Commenced 8.17 pm
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