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Running Record (06 August 2025)

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​​​No. 111​

Wednesday 6 August 2025​

The Running Record is intended as a guide to the business conducted by the Legislative Council on a sitting day. It is progressively updated during the sitting with information on the progress of legislation, results of motions moved and other proceedings. Where possible, the Running Record contains direct links fo​r specific items of​ business, for example to notices given or a bill webpage. When links are not possible, further information is available via our other parliamentary webpages, including the Notice Paper, Tabled papers etc. A full record of proceedings is published after each sitting day in the Minutes.​

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MEETING OF THE HO​US​E​​​​​​​​​​​
Commenced 10​.00 a​m
PRAYERS AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT O​F COUNTRY

STATEMENT BY PRESIDENT - PHOTOGRAPHY OF PROCEEDINGS​

FORMAL BUSINESS
ITEM NO.MEMBERTITLE ​
Business of the House—No. 1Ms SharpeSessional Orders - Photography in the chamber Agreed to
PMB No. 2171Mr Murphy80th anniversary of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki Agreed to
PMB No. 2172Mr Murphy10th anniversary of the Paris Agreement on Climate Change​Objected to, not considered as formal business
PMB No. 2173Mr MurphyFarewell for the Consul General and Deputy Consul General of Ireland Agreed to
PMB No. 2174Mr Murphy40th anniversary of Illawarra Community Legal Centre Agreed to
PMB No. 2175Mr Murphy35th anniversary of the adoption of the Convention on the Rights of the Child Agreed to​
PMB No. 2176Mr Murphy50th anniversary of Australia's ratification of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights​​Agreed to​​
PMB No. 2177Mr Murphy50th anniversary of Australia's ratification of the International Covenant on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination Agreed to​
PMB No. 2178Mr Murphy80th anniversary of the United NationsAgreed to​
PMB No. 2179Mr Murphy80th anniversary of the International Court of JusticeObjected to, not considered as formal business
PMB No. 2180Mr Murphy81st anniversary of the International Court of JusticeObjected to, not considered as formal business
PMB No. 2182Mr TudehopeMotion to Table Report of the Independent Legal Arbiter—Procurement Board Direction 2024-02 Agreed to​
PMB No. 2184Ms HurstOrder for Papers - Stephen Lambley - Further OrderObjected to, not considered as formal business
PMB No. 2185Ms HurstOrder for Papers - Report on the Inquiry into Greyhound Racing NSWRequest withdrawn, not considered as formal business​​
PMB No. 2186Ms HurstOrder for Papers - Abuse in the greyhound racing industry - Further orderObjected to, not considered as formal business
PMB No. 2190Mr LathamOrder for Papers - Incident at NSW Parliament HouseObjected to, not considered as formal business
PMB No. 2194Mrs Maclaren-JonesRichmond Lions Club Sleepout 2025 Agreed to​​
PMB No. 2196Dr CohnDemocratic participation of young peopleObjected to, not considered as formal business​​
PMB No. 2197Dr CohnLogie Award for Four Corners "Betrayal of Trust" episodeAgreed to​​
PMB No. 2198Dr CohnLocal Government Week 2025Agreed to​​​
PMB No. 2202Mr BorsakPortfolio Committee No. 5 - Justice and Communities—Extension of Reporting DateAgreed to​​
PMB No. 2204Ms MunroGerman-Australian Chamber of Industry and Commerce Gala Dinner 2025Objected to, not considered as formal business
PMB No. 2205Ms MunroBusiness Council of Co-operatives and Mutuals and Employers Mutual Resilience Dinner 2025 Agreed to​​
PMB No. 2206Ms MunroUNSW 'Laser Jock' event 2025Agreed to​​
PMB No. 2211Mr ButtigiegRail, Tram and Bus Union NSW Branch Enterprise Agreement for Sydney TrainsObjected to, not considered as formal business​
PMB No. 2212Mrs MacDonaldAchievements of Associate Professor Sanjay Warrier Agreed to​​​
PMB No. 2213Mrs MacDonald100th Birthday of Ron Vickress Agreed to​​
PMB No. 2214Mrs MacDonaldCommunity service of Geoff QuinnAgreed to​​
PMB No. 2215Mrs MacDonaldContribution of Northparkes MineAgreed to​​
PMB No. 2216Mrs MacDonaldPassing of Father Chris Riley AMAgreed to​​
PMB No. 2217Mrs MacDonaldLocal Government Week 2025 and funding for local councilsObjected to, not considered as formal business​​
PMB No. 2222Mr Lawrence
Blue Plaques for Louisa Lawson and the Golding SistersAgreed to​​
PMB No. 2223Mr LawrenceConservation of All Saints' Anglican Church, CondobolinAgreed to​​
PMB No. 2224Mr LawrenceRural Fire Service Orana Medal CeremonyAgreed to​​
PMB No. 2232Ms HigginsonOrder for Papers - Project MareebaAgreed to​​
PMB No. 2236Mrs CarterSelect Committee into the Dural Caravan IncidentObjected to, not considered as formal business
PMB No. 2240Mrs CarterAPAC Insider award to Law and Justice Foundation of NSWAgreed to​​
PMB No. 2242Ms FaehrmannCreative industries support for PalestineObjected to, not considered as formal business
PMB No. 2243Mr FangSelect Committee on the Consideration by the Attorney General of an ex gratia payment to Ms Kathleen FolbiggObjected to, not considered as formal business
PMB No. 2244Ms MihailukMedal of the Order of Australia recipient, Mr Jim Ronis OAMAgreed to​​
PMB No. 2245Ms MihailukPassing of Mr Kevin Boyd OAMAgreed to​​
PMB No. 2246Mrs OverallRoyal Australian Mint 'Steam Giants' Australian Rail Heritage coin collectionAgreed to​​​
PMB No. 2247
Ms BoydLicensing approach for out of school hours care services Objected to, not considered as formal business
PAPERS TABLED
Commenced 10.14 a​m​
Ms Sharpe ​tabled a list of unproclaimed legislation as at 5 August 2025

RETURNS TO ORDERSCommenc​e​d 10.15 a​m
​The Clerk tabled report of the Independent Legal Arbiter on disputed claim of privilege information relating to the order regarding Procurement Board Direction 2024-02
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PUBLICATION OF WRITTEN ANSWER TO SUPPLEMENTARY QUESTION WITHOUT NOTICEWritten answ​ers for publication in Hansard​
NOTICES OF MOTIONS​​List ​of notices attached
SUMMARY OFFENSES AMENDMENT (LIMITATION ON OFFENSIVE LANGUAGE) BILL 2025​
Commenced 10.38 a​m
​Bill introduced, 1st read and published

​2nd Reading: Motion of Mr Buckingham 
Debate adjourned for 5 calendar days
WORKERS COMPENSATION AMENDMENT (FIREFIGHTERS' DISEASES) BILL 2025
Commenced 10.47 a​m
​Bill introduced, 1st read and published

​2nd Reading: Motion of Mr Tudehope
Debate interrupted​
Proceedings interrupted for Questions
QUESTIONS​
Commenced 11.00 am ​
TAKE NOTE OF ANSWERS DEBATE
Commenced 12.14 pm​

Lunch
12.42 pm unt​il 2.00 pm
MEMBERS' STATEMENTS​
Commence​d 2.00 pm
WORKERS COMPENSATION AMENDMENT (FIREFIGHTERS' DISEASES) BILL 2025
Comm​enced 2.32 pm 
​Bill introduced, 1st read and published

​2nd Reading: Motion of Mr Tudehope

Debate adjourned for 5 calendar days​
BAN ON NEW RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL GAS CONNECTIONSComm​enced​ 2.33 pm
​​Motion of Ms Boyd: PMB No. 2248 ​

​Negatived, on division (Ayes: 6 / Noes: 33)​
​​Ms Sharpe moved an amendment

​Negatived, on division (Ayes: 15 / Noes: 23)
ORDER FOR PAPERS - WORKERS COMPENSATION LEGISLATION (FURTHER ORDER)Commence​d​ 3.32 pm
​​Motion of Mr Tudehope: PMB No. 2183 ​​
​Agreed to, on division (Ayes: 23 / Noes: 16​)​
ORDER FOR PAPERS - INCIDENT AT NSW PARLIAMENT HOUSECommenced​ 4.11​ pm
​​Motion of Mr Latham: PMB No. 2190
​Agreed to​
RULING BY PRESIDENT - THE CONTENT OF NOTICES OF MOTIONS

ORDER FOR PAPERS - L​OCAL SMALL COMMITMENTS ALLOCATION (FURTHER ORDER -  AUGUST 2025)​Commenced​ 4.37​​ pm
​​Motion of Mr Rath: PMB No. 2249
​Agreed to​​
34TH UKRAINE INDEPENDENCE DAY​Commen​ce​d​ 4.51 pm​
​​Motion of Mr Buttigieg: PMB No. 2209​
​Agreed to​​
ESTABLISHMENT OF SELECT COMMITTEE ON THE PROPOSED ENERGY FROM WASTE FACILITIES AT TARAGO AND PARKESCommen​ced​ 5.16 pm​
​​Motion of Mr Barrett: PMB No. 2239​


​​​Dr Cohn moved an amendment
​Agreed to​​
​​Amended motion
​​Agreed to​​
ORDER FOR PAPERS - REPORT ON THE INQUIRY INTO GREYHOUND RACING NSWCommen​ced​ 5.47​​ pm
​Ms Hurst amended PMB No. 2185, by leave
​​Motion of Ms Hurst: PMB No. 2185
​​Agreed to​​, on division (Ayes: 23 / Noes: 16​)​​
MESSAGES FROM THE ASSEMBL​Y

The President reported receipt of the following messages:
RETURNS TO ORDERSCommenced 6.26​​ pm
The Clerk tabled the following returns to order:
  1. Early childhood education and care sector - Further order 
  2. Out of School Hours Care (OOSH) and other shared use of school facilities
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Dinner
6.30 pm until 8.00 pm
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