No. 150 Thursday 17 November 2022 |
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| MEETING OF THE HOUSE | Commenced 10.00 am
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| The President took the Chair, prayers read. The President acknowledged the Gadigal clan of the Eora nation.
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ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL AND DEPARTMENT OF PARLIAMENTARY SERVICES
| Commenced 10.03 am
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The President, table the following annual reports for the year ended 30 June 2022, together with the Financial Performance report of the Parliament of New South Wales: (1) Department of the Legislative Council.
(2) Department of Parliamentary Services.
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| STATEMENT BY PRESIDENT—'THE IMMORTALS' VIDEO SERIES | Commenced 10.03 am
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The President to make a statement about 'The Immortals' video series.
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FORMAL BUSINESS
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| Commenced 10.05 am
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| Item No. | Member with carriage | Subject | Result |
1945
| Mr Farlow
| National Korean War Veterans Day 2022
| Agreed to
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1946
| Mr Farlow
| R U OK Day and World Suicide Prevention Day
| Agreed to
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1984
| Mr Farlow
| Republic of India Independence Day
| Agreed to
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1985
| Mr Farlow
| Mental Health Month 2022
| Agreed to
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2039
| Mr Farlow
| Korean Festival 2022
| Agreed to
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2128
| Mr Martin
| Hunter Medical Research Institute Awards 2022)
| Agreed to
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2129
| Mr Martin
| Hunter Manufacturing Awards 2022
| Agreed to
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2131
| Ms Boyd
| Aboriginal Child Protection Case
| Objection taken
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2132
| Ms Boyd
| Auslan Interpreter Workforce Shortage
| Agreed to
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2133
| Mr Buttigieg
| Sydney Mechanics’ School of Arts
| Agreed to
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2134
| Mr Buttigieg
| Brighton RSL
| Agreed to
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2139
| Mr Farlow
| 30th Anniversary of the Sydney Jewish Museum
| Agreed to
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| PAPERS | Commenced 10.11 am
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Mr Primrose, tabled Independent Complaints Officer Investigations Protocol, as approved by the Privileges Committee.
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| PETITIONS | Commenced 10.12 am
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Ms Boyd tabled a petition
| Petition received
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NOTICE OF MOTION WITHDRAWN
| Commenced 10.16 am
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Mr Field withdrew matter of public importance no. 2 on the Notice Paper for today relating to the findings and recommendations of the New South Wales Crime Commission's Operation Islington, an Inquiry into Money Laundering via Electronic Gaming Machines in pubs and clubs.
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POSTPONEMENT OF BUSINESS
| Commenced 10.16 am
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According to standing order, the Clerk advised the House of the following postponements:
(1) Business of the House notice of motion no. 1 standing in the name of Ms Boyd, postponed until the next sitting day.
(2) Matter of public importance standing in the name of Mr Graham, postponed until the next sitting day.
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| BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE | Commenced 10.30 am
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Mr Tudehope, moved Business of the House no. 1.
That the House:
(a) agrees to and adopts the Standing Rules and Orders set out in the Notice Paper schedule, and
(b) authorises the President to present such Standing Rules and Orders to Her Excellency the Governor for approval.
| Agreed to
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INTEGRITY LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2022
| Commenced 10.44 am
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Second Reading: Motion of Mr Tudehope (on behalf of Mrs Mitchell)
| Agreed to
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Third reading
| Agreed to
Returned to the Legislative Assembly without amendment.
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| MESSAGE FROM THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY | Commenced 11.21 am
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The President reported receipt of a message from the Legislative Assembly advising of the 25th Anniversary fof the California sister state relationship.
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GOVERNMENT SECTOR EMPLOYMENT AMENDMENT BILL 2022
| Commenced 11.23 am
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2nd Reading: Mr Tudehope
Amendments circulated:
OPP c2022-221F
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Consideration in Committee of the WholeSecond Reading
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Leave granted to take the bill as a whole
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Mr Mookhey, by leave, moved OPP amendments nos 1-8 on sheet c2022-221F, in globo
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Bill, as amended
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3rd Reading: Motion of Mr Tudehope
| Agreed to
Bill returned to the Assembly with amendments.
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| According to sessional order, proceedings interrupted at 12.00 pm for Questions |
| QUESTIONS | Commenced 12.00 pm
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| SUPPLEMENTARY QUESTIONS FOR WRITTEN ANSWER | Commenced 12.59 pm
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| TAKE NOTE OF ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS | Commenced 1.00 pm
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Motion of Mrs Houssos: That the House take note of answers given this day, and answers received to questions on notice since the last sitting.
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NSW RECONSTRUCTION AUTHORITY BILL 2022
| Commenced 3.00 pm
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Consideration in Committee of the Whole
Amendments circulated:
FIELD c2022-241
FIELD c2022-237
FIELD c2022-239A
FIELD c2022-240A
GRNS c2022-234G
FIELD c2022-238C
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Chair of Committees made a statement regarding Mr Field's amendments
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Ms Faehrmann moved GRNS amendment no. 1 on sheet c2022-243G
| Negatived
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Ms Faehrmann, by leave, moved GRNS amendments nos. 12 and 14 on sheet c2022-243G, in globo
| Agreed to
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Mr Field moved FIELD amendment no. 1 on sheet c2022-240A
| Negatived
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Mr Field, by leave, moved FIELD amendments nos. 1 and 2 on sheet c2022-237, in globo
| Agreed to
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Ms Faehrmann, by leave, moved GRNS amendments nos. 3, 4, 13 and 15 on sheet c2022-243G, in globo
| Negatived
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Ms Faehrmann, by leave, moved GRNS amendments nos. 8 and 10 on sheet c2022-243G, in globo
| Negatived
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Ms Faehrmann, by leave, moved GRNS amendments nos. 2, 7, 9, 11, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 22, 23 and 24 on sheet c2022-243G, in globo
| Negatived
Ayes: 7/Noes: 27
(Division no. 1 in Committee)
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Mr Field moved amend FIELD amendment no. 1 on sheet c2022-241
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Bill, as amended
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Bill reported in the House
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3rd Reading: Motion of Mr Poulos
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Bill returned to the Assembly with amendment
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| TABLING OF ANNUAL REPORTS | Commenced 4.38 pm
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Mr Mallard, on behalf of Mr Tudehope, tabled a number of annual reports
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| TABLING OF PRIVILEGED DOCUMENTS | Commenced 4.38 pm
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The Clerk tabled according to resolutions of the House of Thursday 11 November 2022, the following documents received this day from the Department of Premier and Cabinet:
additional copies of documents considered not privileged in the report of the Independent Legal Arbiter, dated 24 October 2022, relating to Central Barangaroo, and
- redacted documents considered not privileged in the report of the Independent Legal Arbiter, dated 31 October 2022, relating to the appointment of Senior Trade and Investment Commissioner.
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MOTOR ACCIDENT INJURIES AMENDMENT BILL 2022
| Commenced 4.39 pm
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2nd Reading: Motion of Mr Mallard
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Consideration in Committee of the Whole
Amendments circulated:
OPP c2022-205A
PHON 1
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Mr Roberts moved PHON 1 amendment no. 1
| Negatived
Ayes: 9 / Noes: 26
(Division no.2 in Committee)
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Mr Veitch moved Opposition amendments no. 4-8 on sheet c2022-205A in globo
| Agreed to
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Bill, as amended
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Report adopted
| Agreed to
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3rd Reading: Motion of Mr Mallard
| Agreed to
Bill returned to the Assembly with amendment
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CONSTITUTION (DISCLOSURES BY MEMBERS) REGULATION
| Commenced 5.16 pm
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The Minister (Mr Tuedehope) seeked leave of the House to move a motion without notice relating to proposed changes to the Constitution (Disclosures by Members) Regulation.
(1) Notes that the Integrity Legislation Amendment Bill 2022, having passed the Parliament, the Government will in due course make changes to the Constitution (Disclosure by Members) Regulation 1983. (2) Notes the requirements of section 14A(5) of the Constitution Act 1902 that a designated committee of the Legislative Council must be afforded the opportunity to consider and make representations with respect to any such proposed changes, and that such representations must be taken into account. (3) Designates the Privileges Committee as the committee for this purpose. (4) Requires the Privileges Committee to report to the House on its review of any proposed changes to the Constitution (Disclosure by Members) Regulation 1983.
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| SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT | Commenced 5.17 pm
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Motion of Mr Tuedehope: That this house at its rising today do adjourn until Tuesday 23 February 2023 at 2.30 pm, unless or if the President is unable to act on account of illness or other cause, the deputy President prior to that date communicate to each member of the house a alternative date or hour of meeting.
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| SEASONAL FELICITATIONS | Commenced 5.17 pm
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Motion of Mr Tuedehope: That this house notes its thanks members and staff of the Parliament and wish Seasonal Felicitations to all.
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| ADJOURNMENT | Commenced 6.34 pm
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That the House do now adjourn: Motion of Mr Tudehope
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The House adjourned at 7.46 pm until 28 February 2023 at 2.30 pm
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