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This list contains bills introduced since 1856. LA means the Legislative Assembly, and LC means the Legislative Council.
Bill Title Origin Status House
Quarantine Station Preservation Trust Bill 2002 LC 2R, Debate adjourned 5 calendar days, 05/12/2002
Private Member's Public Bill 		LC
Quarantine Station Preservation Trust Bill 2003 LC Negatived, 13/05/2004
Private Member's Public Bill 		LC
Quarantine Station Preservation Trust Bill 2003 LA Withdrawn, 19/02/2004
Private Member's Public Bill 		LA
Quarantine Station Preservation Trust Bill 2006 LC Lapsed, 19/05/2006
Private Member's Public Bill 		LC
Quarantine Station Preservation Trust Bill 2006 LA Lapsed, 15/01/2007
Private Member's Public Bill 		LA
Quarantine Station Preservation Trust Bill 2006 LC Notice of Motion - Text of Bill not available, Notice of Motion lapsed on prorogation, 15/01/2007
Private Member's Public Bill 		LC
Quarantine Station Preservation Trust Bill 2006 LA Lapsed, 19/05/2006
Private Member's Public Bill 		LA
Queensland Debt Bill 1861 LA Discharged LA
Queensland Debt Bill 1862 LA Assented LA
Queensland Steam Navigation Company's Incorporation Bill 1864 LA Discharged
Private Member's Public Bill 		LA
Quarantine Laws Amendment Bill 1876 LA Not Proceeded With LA
Quiet of the Subjects Act Extension Bill 1876 LA Withdrawn LA
Quarantine Law Amendment Bill 1894 LA Assented LA
Quarantine Bill 1897 LC Assented LC
Quarter Sessions Enabling Bill 1920 LA Assented - Act No 9 of 1920 LA
Queanbeyan Water Supply Bill 1924 LA Assented - Act No 66 of 1924 LA
Queen Victoria Building Site Bill 1952 LA Assented - Act No 30 of 1952 LA
Queanbeyan Showground (Variation of Purposes) Bill 1994 LA Lapsed
Private Member's Public Bill 		LA
Queanbeyan Showground (Variation of Purposes) Bill 1995 LA Assented - Act No 14 of 1995
Private Member's Public Bill 		LA

The Parliament of New South Wales acknowledges and respects the traditional lands of all Aboriginal people, and pays respects to all Elders past and present. We acknowledge the Gadigal people as the traditional custodians of the land on which the Parliament of New South Wales stands.