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Running Record (29 May 2025)

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​​​No. 1​03

Thursday 29 May 2025

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MEETING OF THE HO​US​E​​​​​​​​​​​
Commen​ced 1​0.00 am
PRAYERS AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT O​F COUNTRY
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FORMAL BUSINESS
ITEM NO.MEMBERTITLERESULT
PMB No. 1774Mrs Maclaren-JonesYouth Homelessness Matters Day 2025Agreed to​

PMB No. 1841Mrs Ma​claren-Jones110th Anniversary of the landing of Allied forces at GallipoliAgreed to
PMB No. 1869Mrs Maclaren-JonesNational Playgroup Week 2025Agreed to
PMB No. 2011Mr Murphy80th anniversary of the International Court of JusticeObjected to, not considered as formal business
PMB No. 2012Mrs WardFrench community in New South WalesAgreed to
PMB No. 2013Mrs WardParliamentary Friends of Israel meeting with Mr Peter ReismanAgreed to 
PMB No. 2014Mr ButtigiegOpening of Hay St Market at Paddy'sAgreed to 
PMB No. 2016Ms Higginson (on behalf of Ms Boyd)
Denim Day 2025Agreed to
PMB No. 2017Mrs MacDonaldBig Chill Festival 2025Agreed to
PMB No. 2018Mrs MacDonaldPathfinders Annual Pumpkin Run 2025Agreed to
PAPERS TABLED
Commenced 10.05 am
​The Clerk:
  • announced receipt of a Performance Audit Report of the Auditor-General entitled "Governance of the National Agreement on Closing the Gap in NSW", dated 29 May 2025
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PUBLICATION OF WRITTEN ANSWERS TO SUPPLEMENTARY QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICEWritten answers for publi​cation in Hansard
NOTICES OF MOTIONS​​Notices given this day​
CE​NSURE OF THE LEADER OF THE GOVERNMENT—NON-COMPLIANCE WITH AN ORDER FOR PAPERS​​
Commenced 10.36​ am​​
​Suspension of standing and sessional orders to allow a motion to be moved forthwith for censure of the Leader of the Government for failing to table documents in accordance with an order of the House
​Agreed to
​Motion of Mr Tudehope
Debate interrupted
Proceedings interrupted for Questions
QUESTIONS
Commenced 11.00 am​
SUPPLEMENTARY QUESTIONS FOR WRITTEN ANSWER​​​Commenced 12.09 pm
TAKE NOTE OF ANSWERS DEBATE
Commenced 12.12​ pm​
Lunch
12.43 pm until 2.00 pm​
CE​NSURE OF THE LEADER OF THE GOVERNMENT—NON-COMPLIANCE WITH AN ORDER FOR PAPERS​​
Commenced 2.00 p​​m
​Suspension of standing and sessional orders to allow the motion to censure the Leader of the Government for failing to table documents in accordance with an order of the House to be called on forthwith​
Agreed to​
​Motion of Mr Tudehope
Agreed to, on division (Ayes: 20 / Noes: 14)​
​PAPER TABLED​Commenced 3.25 pm
Mr D'Adam tabled Report No. 2/58 of the Joint Standing Committee on Road Safety (Staysafe) entitled "Religious exemptions for the wearing of helmets", dated May 2025​
To be debated later​

BUSINESS POSTPONED​Commenced 3.25 pm
Business of the House notice of motion no. 1, postponed to a future sitting day
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BAYSIDE COUNCIL AND CONFLICTS OF INTEREST—AMENDMENT TO RESOLUTION​Commenced​ 3.26 pm
​​Motion of Ms Sharpe: Government business notice of motion no. 1
​Debate in progress​​
​Mr Rath moved an amendment
​Agreed to, on division (Ayes: 21 / Noes: 13)​
​Amended motion
​Agreed to​
RULING BY PRESIDENT - SUPPLEMENTARY QUESTION FOR WRITTEN ANSWER​
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Commenced 3.53 pm
​2nd Reading: Motion of Mrs Houssos
Agreed to
​3rd Reading: Motion of Mrs Houssos
Agreed to​ and returned to Assembly without amendment 
ELECTORAL FUNDING​ AMENDMENT BILL 2025
Commenced 4.16 pm
​2nd Reading: Motion of Mr Graham
Agreed to
​​3rd Reading: Motion of Mr Graham
Agreed to and returned to Assembly without amendment 
HEALTH LEGISLATION AMENDMENT (MISCELLANEOUS) BILL 2025​
Commenc​ed 4.21 pm
​2nd Reading: Motion of Ms Jackson
Agreed to
​3rd Reading: Motion of Ms Jackson
​Agreed to​ and returned to Assembly without amendment 
BAIL AMENDMENT (BAN ON PRIVATE ELECTRONIC MONITORING) BILL 2025​Commenc​ed 4.57 pm
​2nd Reading: Motion of Mr Buttigieg​
Agreed to​
​3rd Reading: Motion of Mr Buttigieg
​Agreed to and returned to Assembly without amendment ​
CEMETERIES AND CREMATORIA AMENDMENT BILL 2025Commenc​ed 6.10 pm
​2n​d Reading: Motion of Mr Buttigieg
Agreed to
​In committee, bill taken as a whole
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AJP amdts nos 1 and 2, sheet c2025-099F​: Motion of Ms Hurst
Agreed to
​Bill reported from committee with amendments
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​​​3rd Reading: Motion of Mr Buttigieg
​Agreed to and returned to Assembly with amendments​
ADJOURNMENT DEBATE​
The House adjourned at 7.22 pm until Tuesday, 3 June 2025 at 
10.00 am​





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