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Running Record (19 March 2024)

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No. 46

Tuesday 19 March 2024

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


MESSAGE FROM THE ASSEMBL​Y

The President reported receipt of the following message:
  • advising agreement to Council amendments to the Environmental Planning and Assessment Amendment (Sea Bed Mining and Exploration) Bill 2024



FORMAL BUSINESS

ITEM NO.MEMBERTITLE 
PMB No. 852Mr ButtigiegSydney Multicultural Community Services Agreed to
PMB No. 853Mr BuckinghamPortfolio Committee No. 1 - Premier and Finance—ReferenceObjected to, not considered as formal business​

PAPERS TABLED
Commenced 12.32 pm
​​Mr Nanva ​tabled the report of the Selection of Bills Committee, dated 19 March 2024​
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​Dr Cohn moved an amendment relating to the Conversion Practices Ban Bill 2024.
Agreed to, on division, (Ayes: 21  / Noes: 20 )​ 
​Amended motion
Agreed to.

Recommendations agreed to:  No bills referred for inquiry by a committee.​

PAPERS TABLED
​Commenced 12.54 pm​
Mr Murphy ​tabled Legislation Review Digest No. 11/58 of the Legislation Review Committee​, dated 19 March 2024


The Clerk:
  • tabled disallowable statutory rules and instruments to Friday 15 March 2024.
  • announced receipt of government responses presented out of session.

RETURNS TO ORDERSCommenced 12.56 pm
​​The Clerk announced receipt of correspondence relating to the following order:
  1. Alleged incidents on the Coffs Harbour bypass project

The Clerk tabled redacted documents presented out of session relating to the following order:

  1. Alleged incidents on the Coffs Harbour bypass project​


PUBLICATION OF WRITTEN ANSWER TO SUPPLEMENTARY 
QUESTION WITHOUT NOTICE
Written answer​s for publication in Hansard​

NOTICES OF MOTIONS​​Notices given this day before Questions

Proceedings interrupted for Questions
QUESTIONS​
Commenced 1.30 pm
SUPPLEMENTARY QUESTIONS FOR WRITTEN ANSWER

Commenced ​2.32 pm


TAKE NOTE OF ANSWERS DEBATE
Commenced 2.33 pm​
Break
4.00 pm​
NOTICES OF MOTIONS​​​List of notices given to be attached shortly
BUSINESS POSTPONED
​​Government business notices of motions nos 2 and 3, postponed to a later hour
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COMMITTEES - REFERENCE
Ms Suvaal informed the House of a ministerial reference for the Standing Committee on State Development
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​Dr Kaine informed the House of an extens​ion to a reporting date for the Standing Committee on S​ocial Issues​
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PROCEDURE COMMITTEE - EXTENSION OF REPORTING DATE
Commenced 4.17 pm
​​Motion of Ms Sharpe: Gov No. 1​
​Agreed to​

Commenced 4.18 pm
​2nd Reading: Motion of Mr Graham​
Agreed to​
3rd Reading: Motion of Mr Graham​
​Agreed to, and returned to Assembly without amendment 
COMBAT SPORTS A​​MENDMENT BILL 2024  
Commenced 4.47 pm
​2nd Reading: Motion of Mr Buttigieg (on behalf of Mr Mookhey)​
Agreed to​
3rd ​Reading: Motion of Mr Buttigieg
​Agreed to, and returned to Assembly without amendment 

BILL FORWARDED FROM THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
​Commenced 5.11 pm

​The President reported receipt of a message forwarding the following bill for concurrence:


​​Bill 1st read and published
​Statement of public interest tabled
2nd reading: Motion of Mr D'Adam​
​Debate in progress



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