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Running Record (25 June 2026)

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No. 1​59

Thursday 25 June 2​026​

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MEETING OF THE HO​US​E​​​​​​​​​​​
Commenced 10.00 am
PRAYERS AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT O​F COUNTRY

FORMAL BUSINESS​
ITEM NO. MEMBERTITLE RESULT 
PMB No. 3328Mr Murphy80th anniversary of the International Court of JusticeObjected to, not considered as formal business
PMB No. 3329Mr Murphy81st anniversary of the International Court of JusticeObjected to, not considered as formal business
PMB No. 3330Mrs MacDonald25th anniversary of the Medically Supervised Injection CentreAgreed to
PMB No. 3372Ms MihailukClubs and Community Awards 2026Agreed to
PMB No. 3388Mr BuckinghamOrder for Papers - Orange Regional Sporting Precinct projectObjected to, not considered as formal business
PMB No. 3425Mr LathamMotion to Table Privileged Documents—Football in Schools grant - Further Order Ag​reed to
PMB No. 3426Mrs Maclaren-JonesMotion to Table Privileged Documents—Ex gratia payments by the Minister for Families and Communities and Minister for Disability Inclusion Agreed to
PMB No. 3427Mrs Maclaren-JonesMotion to Table Privileged Documents—Reginald Kenneth Arthurell Agreed to
PMB No. 3432Mrs WardContribution of Professor Simon Darcy AM Agreed to
PMB No. 3433Mr BorsakContribution of Mr Richard BorysiewiczAgreed to
PMB No. 3434Mr BorsakEmma Bellot honours thesis "Assessing the impact of recreational deer hunting on deer abundance and vegetation in Lake Eildon National Park"Objected to, not considered as formal business
PMB No. 3435Mr ButtigiegContribution of Warren KellyObjected to, not considered as formal business
PMB No. 3436Mr ButtigiegMaltese Community Council celebration of Sette Giugno Agreed to
PMB No. 3437Mr ButtigiegNew South Wales preventative health summit Agreed to
PMB No. 3438Mr RuddickFederal Government's tobacco exciseObjected to, not considered as formal business
PMB No. 3440Mr RuddickEconomic benefits of mining projectsObjected to, not considered as formal business
PMB No. 3441Mr LawrenceOne Nation policy regarding minimum wage increasesAgreed to  
PMB No. 3442Mr LawrenceMcKell Awards for meritorious serviceAgreed to 
PMB No. 3443Mr LawrenceSpeech on religious freedom by Associate Professor Neil FosterAgreed to 
PMB No. 3444Mr LawrencePassing of Professor Richard ScolyerAgreed to 
PMB No. 3445Ms HigginsonPassing of Mrs Phuong NguyenAgreed to 
PMB No. 3449Mr Nanva2026 FIFA World Cup Australian men's football teamAgreed to 
PETITIONS​​​

​​The following petition was presented:
  • 'Protect the right to protest in New South Wales' – Ms Higginson, 4,488 signatures

​Petition received​
PUBLICATION OF ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
PUBLICATION OF WRITTEN ANSWERS TO SUPPLEMENTARY QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICEWritten answers for publication in Hansard
BUSINESS POSTPONED
Government business notice of motion no. 1, 2 and 3, postponed to a later hour​
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SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT Commenced​ 10.52 am
​​Motion of Ms Sharpe: That this House at its rising today do adjourn until Tuesday 4 August 2026 at 12.30 pm unless the President, or if the President is unable to act on account of illness or other cause, the Deputy President, prior to that date, by communication addressed to each member of the House, fixes an alternative day or hour of meeting."
Agreed to​
BILL FORWARDED FROM THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY​Commenced 10.53 am
​​The President reported receipt of message forwarding the Appropriation (Parliament) Bill 2026,  Appropriation Bill 2026Revenue and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2026 for concurrence​
​​Bills 1st read and published
​Statement of public interest tabled

​Bills declared urgent
​2nd reading
​​To be considered later 
DISALLOWANCE OF STATUTORY RULE​ - CRIMES (ADMINISTRATION OF SENTENCES) AMENDMENT (CLASSIFICATION OF INMATES) REGULATION 2026Commenced 10.55 am
​Motion of  Dr Cohn: That the House disallow the regulation

Proceedings interrupted for Questions
QUESTIONS
Commenced 11.00 am​
SUPPLEMENTARY QUESTIONS FOR WRITTEN ANSWER​Commenced 12.01 pm
TAKE NOTE OF ANSWERS DEBATE
Commen​ced 12.02 pm
PAPER TABLED BY MINISTER​Report of Registrar General entitled "Interoperability between Electronic Lodgment Network Operators: Fourth Progress Report to NSW Parliament", dated June 2026
Lunch
12.36 pm until 2.00 pm
DISALLOWANCE OF STATUTORY RULE​ - CRIMES (ADMINISTRATION OF SENTENCES) AMENDMENT (CLASSIFICATION OF INMATES) REGULATION 2026Commenced 2.00 pm
​Motion of  Dr Cohn: That the House disallow the regulation
​Debate adjourned 
Commenced 2.07 p​m
Note: any ​circulated amendments are published via the bill webpage 

​​2nd Reading: Motion of Mr Mookhey

In committee, bill taken as a whole

LP amdt 1 sheet c2026-205A: Motion of Mr Ruddick
​​Negatived, on division (Ayes:  16 / Noes: 21)​ 
GRNS amdt 1 sheet c2026-206A: Motion of Ms Boyd
Negatived
Bill reported from committee without amendments

3rd Reading: Motion of Mr Mookhey
​​Agreed to

MOTION TO TABLE THE REPORT OF THE INDEPENDENT LEGAL ARBITER REGARDING REGINALD Commenced​ 6.17 pm
​Mrs Maclaren-Jones amended resolution of Wednesday 24 June 2026 relating to the motion to table the report of the Independent Legal Arbiter regarding Reginald Kenneth Arthurell, by leave
​​Agreed​ to
BUILDING (APPROVALS AND PRACTITIONERS) BILL 2026
Commenced 6.18 pm
In committee, bill taken as a whole​

​OPP  amdts ​1, 3 and 4  sheet c2026-181: Motion of Mr Rath​
​​Negatived

​AJP amdts 1, 2 and 3  c2026-179E: Motion of Ms Hurst
Negatived
Dinner
6.30 pm unti​l 8.00 p​m
BUILDING (APPROVALS AND PRACTITIONERS) BILL 2026
Commenced 8.00​ pm
​​In committee, bill taken as a whole​


Motion of Ms Suvaal: ​That the Chair do now leave the Chair and report progress and seek leave to sit again at a later hour of the sitting
​Negatived​
​IND amdt 4 on sheet c2026-120I and amdt 7 on sheet Latham Amendment No. 7: Motion of Mr Latham​
Agreed to

​​IND amdt 1, 2, 3, 5 and 6 on sheet c2026-120I: Motion of Mr Latham​
​Negatived
​Bill reported from committee with amendments

​3rd Reading: Motion of Ms Suvaal
​​Agreed to and ​returned to Assembly with amendment
SPORTING VENUES AUTHORITI​ES AMENDMENT BILL 2025Commenced  8.45 pm
Note: any ​circulated amendments are published via the bill webpage 

​​2nd Reading: Motion of Mr Buttigieg ​

​​​In committee, bill taken as a whole​
​GRNS amdt 1 on sheet c2026-042B: Motion of Dr Cohn
​Agreed to, on division (Ayes:  19 / Noes: 12)​ 
​OPP amdt 1 and 2 on sheet c2025-053A: Motion of Mr Tudehope 
Agreed to, on division (Ayes:  19 / Noes: 12)​ 
Bill reported from committee with amendments
3rd Reading: Motion of Mr Buttigieg 
Agreed to and ​returned to Assembly with amendment
RETURNS TO ORDERS​Commenced 9.29 pm​​

The Clerk announced receipt of the following returns to orders:

  1. Arts, music, culture and night-time economy, and
  2. Insurance for solicitors in New South Wales.

The Clerk tabled redacted versions of documents containing personal information relating to the following order​:
  1. Arts, music, culture and night-time economy,
LAW ENFORCEMENT (POWERS AND RESPONSIBILITIES) AND OTHER LEGISLATION AMENDMENT (BODY-WORN VIDEO AND OTHER MATTERS) BILL 2026Commenced 9.31 pm
Note: any ​circulated amendments are published via the bill webpage 

​​2nd Reading: Motion of Mr Buttigieg ​

Debate ​in progress​
​​​In committee, bill taken as a whole​
​GOVT amdts 1 to 4, sheet c2026-151B: Motion of Mr Buttigieg ​
Agreed to
​GRNS amdt 1, sheet c2026-186B: Motion of Ms Higginson
Negatived, ​on division (Ayes:  6 / Noes: 26)​ ​
The committee reported progress 
ADJOURNMENT DEBATE​
The House adjourned at 10.37 pm until Tuesday, 4 August 2026​ at 10.00 am.​

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