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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

2015-16

FIRST SESSION OF THE FIFTY-SIXTH PARLIAMENT

BUSINESS PAPER

No. 85

WEDNESDAY 21 SEPTEMBER 2016

GOVERNMENT BUSINESS

NOTICES OF MOTIONS—

1 MS GLADYS BEREJIKLIAN to move—

That a bill be introduced for an Act to establish the Social and Affordable Housing NSW Fund for the

purpose of providing funding for the delivery of social and affordable housing.

(Social and Affordable Housing NSW Fund Bill).

(Notice given 20 September 2016)

2 MR ADRIAN PICCOLI to move—

That a bill be introduced for an Act to amend the Board of Studies, Teaching and Educational Standards

Act 2013, the Education Act 1990 and the Teacher Accreditation Act 2004 with respect to the constitution

and functions of the NSW Education Standards Authority; to make further provision with respect to the

registration of non-government schools and the accreditation of teachers; and for other purposes.

(Education and Teaching Legislation Amendment Bill).

(Notice given 20 September 2016)

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Wednesday 21 September 2016

ORDERS OF THE DAY—

1 Land and Property Information NSW (Authorised Transaction) Bill; deferred division on the motion of Ms

Gladys Berejiklian, "That this bill be now read a second time". (Introduced 13 September 2016).

2 Law Enforcement Conduct Commission Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr

Troy Grant, "That this bill be now read a second time". (Introduced 13 September 2016—Mr Guy

Zangari).

3 Health Legislation Amendment Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mrs Jillian

Skinner, "That this bill be now read a second time". (Introduced 15 September 2016—Mr Anoulack

Chanthivong).

4 Centenary of ANZAC; resumption of the interrupted debate, on the motion of Mr Anthony Roberts, "That

this House notes the Centenary of ANZAC". (Moved 7 May 2015—Mr Greg Piper speaking, 12

minutes remaining).

5 Budget Estimates and related papers 2016-2017; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Ms

Gladys Berejiklian, "That this House take note of the Budget Estimates and related papers 2016-17".

(Moved 23 June 2016).

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE—PETITIONS

ORDERS OF THE DAY—

1 Petition—from certain citizens requesting that the implementation of the Safe Schools Coalition Program

in New South Wales schools be stopped and that any future anti-bullying programs be run by the

Department of Education, be inclusive of all forms of bullying, and respectful of cultural and religious

diversity. (Mr Damien Tudehope). (Discussion date 22 September 2016).

2 Petition—from certain citizens requesting that a long-term lease be provided to the National Art School

for its site, that it remains independent, and that the Government continue its funding until the

Commonwealth Government agrees to fund it as an independent art institution. (Mr Alex Greenwich).

(Discussion date 13 October 2016).

GENERAL BUSINESS

NOTICES OF MOTIONS (for Bills)—

1 MS JENNY LEONG to move—

That a bill be introduced for an Act to provide a framework for action on climate change mitigation

and adaptation in the State; to set targets for the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions; and to provide

for monitoring and reporting of the impacts of climate change on people, communities and ecosystems

in the State.

(Climate Change Bill).

(Notice given 11 May 2016—lapses 12 November 2016)

2 MR PAUL LYNCH to move—

That a bill be introduced for an Act to provide civil remedies for serious invasions of privacy; and to

confer jurisdiction on the Privacy Commissioner and the Civil and Administrative Tribunal to deal

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with serious invasions of privacy.

(Civil Remedies for Serious Invasions of Privacy Bill).

(Notice given 1 June 2016—lapses 2 December 2016)

3 MR LUKE FOLEY to move—

That a bill be introduced for an Act to amend the City of Sydney Act 1988 to restore the system

relating to business enrolment and voting at council elections that existed before the enactment of the

City of Sydney Amendment (Elections) Act 2014.

(City of Sydney Amendment (Restoring Equal Voting Rights) Bill).

(Notice given 13 September 2016—lapses 14 March 2017)

ORDERS OF THE DAY (for Bills)—

1 Children and Young Persons (Care and Protection) Amendment (Protection from Serious Offenders) Bill;

resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Ms Tania Mihailuk, "That this bill be now read a

second time". (Introduced 23 June 2016—Mr Victor Dominello; lapses 4 November 2016).

2 Technical and Further Education Commission Amendment (Funding Guarantee for TAFE) Bill;

resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Ms Prue Car, "That this bill be now read a second

time". (Introduced 23 June 2016—Mr Jonathan O’Dea; lapses 2 December 2016).

3 Greyhound Racing Amendment (Greyhound Racing Integrity Commission) Bill; resumption of the

adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Michael Daley, "That this bill be now read a second time".

(Introduced 11 August 2016—Mr Ray Williams; lapses 10 February 2017).

†4 Steel Industry Protection Bill; awaiting second reading speech. (Reported 13 September 2016—Mr

Ryan Park; lapses 14 March 2017).

5 Wyong Special Area (Protection) Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr David

Harris, "That this bill be now read a second time". (Introduced 15 September 2016—Mr Ray Williams;

lapses 26 February 2017).

† Bill forwarded from the Legislative Council

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NOTICES OF MOTIONS (General Notices)

908 SUSPECT TARGET MANAGEMENT PLANS

MR STEPHEN BROMHEAD to move—

That this House:

(1) Supports the Government's state-wide rollout of Suspect Target Management Plans to target repeat domestic violence offenders.

(2) Notes that the Suspect Target Management Plans are a standardised, coordinated approach to managing repeat offenders.

(3) Supports the introduction of model laws that will hold domestic violence perpetrators accountable nationwide and that Domestic Violence Orders issued to protect victims and their families in New South Wales will be recognised and enforced across State and Territory borders.

(4) Notes that the national recognition scheme will improve information sharing across borders, and better protect the safety of victims if they choose to move interstate.

(5) Congratulates the Minister for Police for committing to provide the necessary and effective tools for officers to continue targeting offenders and to support victims of crimes of domestic violence.

(Notice given 21 March 2016—lapses 22 September 2016)

909 SOUTH EAST LIGHT RAIL

MR RON HOENIG to move—

That this House:

(1) Condemns the Government for bungling the delivery of the CBD and South East Light Rail.

(2) Notes that the project has resulted in the clearing of countless historic trees along Anzac Parade and Alison Road.

(3) Notes that the Government failed to respond to sensible submissions by Randwick City Council which would have preserved the trees.

(4) Notes that the project has blown out by hundreds of millions of dollars without laying a single inch of track.

(5) Calls upon the Minister for Transport to explain why the department did not respond to Randwick

City Council and why it did not develop a better route to preserve the historic trees.


910 PORT KEMBLA COMMUNITY FUND

MR GARETH WARD to move—

That this House:

(1) Congratulates the Government for establishing the Port Kembla Community Investment Fund.

(2) Notes that the fund will return $99 million to the Port Kembla community over the life of the lease of the port.

(3) Notes that the first round will allocate $2 million towards Port Kembla.

(4) Notes the support for the fund from the lllawarra branch of Regional Development Australia, the Port Kembla Chamber of Commerce, the lllawarra Business Chamber and the Lord Mayor of Wollongong.

(5) Notes that this most recent announcement means that $369 million will be returned to the community from the leasing of the port.


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911 PICK UP ARTISTS

MS JO HAYLEN to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes the interest of so-called pick up artists traveling to Australia to promote dangerous and misogynistic practices including abusive behaviour towards women and so-called legal rape.

(2) Notes the Commonwealth Government's denial of visas to these people, however, also notes that seeking visas in the first place is often a publicity stunt, meaning this approach in isolation is failing to combat the underlying problems with the pick-up artist movement.

(3) Notes that there is a market for such training in Australia, as shown by the interest in the "Return of Kings" meetings in January 2016.

(4) Calls on the Government to initiate an inquiry into the extent of the legal rape and pick-up artist movement in New South Wales and to deliver meaningful legislation to stop activities that promote violence against women.


912 DEATH OF MARGARET WOODLANDS

MRS MELINDA PAVEY to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes the passing of Isabelle Margaret Woodlands who was born in Wauchope in 1937 and passed away in her home town on 21 February 2016.

(2) Notes that Isabelle was one of seven children, married former Mayor Bob Woodlands in 1959 who together were blessed with three children, with Isabelle's greatest joy her grandchildren and great grandchildren.

(3) Notes that the family farmed firstly at Redbank then Bellangry and finally at King Creek before settling into town life opposite the golf course where Isabelle's passion for golf developed, and became a proud life member of the Wauchope Golf Club.

(4) Notes Isabelle's extensive involvement in the community volunteering such as at the St Joseph's school canteen, the Catholic Women's League, St Vincent De Paul, the Ladies Members Football Club, Neighbourhood Aid, Meals on Wheels, Driver Reviver and for 10 years on the Bundaleer management committee while the hostel was built.

(5) Notes that Isabelle spent six years as the "Mayoress of the Hastings" a role she filled with great enthusiasm.


913 HOSPITAL SECURITY

MS SONIA HORNERY to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes that with the increasing incidents of violence in hospitals the Government is now undertaking a security audit at John Hunter and the Mater Hospitals.

(2) Further notes that a similar report was commissioned in 2012 but no action was taken.

(3) Calls on the Minister for Health to introduce and implement a range of measures to protect staff and patients in the health and hospital system.


914 MACINTYRE HIGH SCHOOL SHAVE FOR A CURE FUNDRAISING EFFORTS

MR ADAM MARSHALL to move—

That this House:

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(1) Congratulates Macintyre High School students Sebastian Blair, Holly Perkuhn, Bodie Nichols and teacher Ben Campbell who recently had their hair shaved off for the Leukaemia Foundation's Shave for a Cure fundraiser.

(2) Notes these students and their teacher were well supported by the rest of the school who cheered and clapped while their locks were shaved and threw in gold coins for the cause.

(3) Further notes the diligence of students in their efforts to raise funds, including chasing the member for Northern Tablelands and removing him from his car to seek sponsorship.


915 TAFE VOLUNTARY REDUNDANCIES

MS TRISH DOYLE to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes that the Government is currently pursuing over 3600 voluntary redundancies in TAFE NSW.

(2) Expresses its dismay at reports of bullying and harassment by management of TAFE staff who have been offered voluntary redundancies, with undue and unethical pressure being applied to workers at this difficult time.

(3) Considers that the justification for redundancies has arisen from the impact of an anti-TAFE

policy pursued by the Government that has seen enrolments at TAFE campuses fall drastically.


916 NOWRA POOL UPGRADE


That this House:

(1) Notes that the Member for South Coast was successful in securing funds to upgrade the Nowra Pool.

(2) Notes that the unsuccessful ALP candidate for South Coast was unable to match this commitment at the 2015 State election.

(3) Considers that the ALP's candidate for House of Representatives seat of Gilmore cannot be trusted to deliver the community infrastructure the region needs.


918 INVERELL HOT ROD AND CUSTOM VEHICLE BUILDERS


That this House:

(1) Congratulates lnverell hot rod and custom vehicle builders Malcolm Regan, John Baker and Gary Fawcett who were commissioned to build two of the vehicles used in the Mad Max movie "Fury Road".

(2) Notes the team were sought out by Mad Max production designers in their Inverell workshop and were chosen because of their specialised approach to vehicle reconstruction.

(3) Further notes the lnverell crew took on the job with only an artist's impression to work from and built the two identical vehicles in 12 weeks.

(4) Acknowledges the team built the flame-throwing vehicles from VW chassis and added the supercharged V8 engines creating very powerful vehicles that drove and handled well.

(5) Further notes that both vehicles were blown up in the movie.


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919 FOOD INSECURITY


That this House:

(1) Acknowledges food insecurity continues to be a significant concern for over 100,000 people in New South Wales, a quarter of whom are children.

(2) Notes that despite Government targets to reduce food wastage, 190,000 tonnes of commercial and industrial food waste is sent to landfill each year.

(3) Notes that France recently outlawed supermarkets from disposing of or destroying unsold food.

(4) Calls on the Government to investigate introducing similar laws, to compel supermarkets to donate unsold food to food-banks, charities, shelters and refuges.


920 DEATH OF GRAHAME BUCKLEY

MRS MELINDA PAVEY to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes the sad passing of Wauchope community identity Grahame Buckley.

(2) Notes Mr Buckley will be remembered as a strong family man with a great sense of humour, a beautiful brother and a wonderful uncle to his nieces and nephews.

(3) Notes that Mr Buckley was taken too soon when he suffered a heart attack while out on what was a regulation surf boat practice session a fortnight ago.

(4) Notes the comments of daughters Corinne Dutt, Rachel Moss and Natalie Buckley that it wasn't the length of time they knew their father, but the quality of the time they spent with him.

(5) Notes that members of the Wauchope rugby league community and the surf club fraternity turned out in force to remember their mate.

(6) Notes that Mr Buckley made his first-grade rugby league debut for the St George Dragons during the 1978 season and made 55 appearances in total over a span of seven seasons, which included being involved in the club's 1979 premiership campaign.


921 WALLSEND WETLANDS


That this House:

(1) Notes that Wallsend's sprawling network of wetlands have undergone a major image makeover in recent decades.

(2) Notes that the annual World Wetlands Day celebrates the interconnectedness of a thriving wetlands ecosystem.

(3) Notes that an estimated more than a billion people make their living directly from wetlands, thus guaranteeing sustainable jobs for future generations.

(4) Calls on the Minister for Environment to honour funding for the maintenance of the Hunter

Wetlands, to capitalize on this successful local wetlands model.


922 HUNTER EPIDEMIC OF THE DRUG ICE

MS JODIE HARRISON to move—

That this House:

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(1) Notes the drug ice is plaguing Hunter communities.

(2) Notes that the number of people charged with use or possession of amphetamines rose by 71 per cent in Lake Macquarie in the year to September 2015, double the increase across New South Wales.

(3) Notes the increase in ice usage is higher in regional New South Wales.

(4) Calls on the Government to prioritise combatting the ice epidemic.


923 LONE PINE MEMORIAL PARK TUNCURRY


That this House:

(1) Supports the maintenance and upkeep of war memorials that recognise the service and sacrifice of

Australians in all theatres of conflict.

(2) Acknowledges that nothing is more important than remembering and thanking those who served in the Australian armed forces.

(3) Notes that Lone Pine is one of the most significant military events in Australian history which is why the memorial park in Tuncurry is dedicated to the memory of those who laid down their lives in that conflict.

(4) Deplores the actions of vandals who have made several recent attacks on the Lone Pine Memorial

Park.

(5) Condemns the lack of respect shown for the memory of those who served their country in the armed services.

(6) Calls on the Government to fund the sum of $10,000 for the installation of security lights at Lone

Pine Memorial Park which will act as a deterrent to future acts of vandalism.


924 VOLUNTARY CARERS


That this House:

(1) Acknowledges the enormous contribution of voluntary carers in caring for some of the most vulnerable people in the community.

(2) Recognises that voluntary carers save New South Wales tax payers billions of dollars annually yet get very little back in return.

(3) Urges the Government to increase carer support and respite so that carers remain well and healthy and are able to continue to perform this essential role.


925 BONDI FLOODING

MS GABRIELLE UPTON to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes that Mr Douglas Fletcher and other residents of Bondi have experienced major flooding.

(2) Notes the serious impact this has had on those residents.

(3) Notes that the Minister for Primary Industries, Land and Water and Sydney Water require a floodplain risk management plan to be prepared by Waverley Council to help address the issue.

(4) Calls on Waverley Council and Sydney Water to urgently come together to address the community's concerns.

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927 STUART GEDDES – AUSTRALIAN JUNIOR ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS


That this House:

(1) Congratulates Stuart Geddes of Armidale who recorded a personal best time at the Australian Junior Championships in Perth last week to win the bronze medal in the Under 17 2,000 metres steeplechase.

(2) Notes Stuart's feat was more than impressive as he had competed the previous night in the 3,000 metres steeplechase final.

(3) Further notes Stuart's medal winning run was nine seconds faster than the time that won him the

New South Wales title in February.


928 CENTRAL COAST UNEMPLOYMENT

MR DAVID MEHAN to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes that the January 2016 regional unemployment rate for the Central Coast was 7 per cent.

(2) Notes the unemployment rate has worsened on the Central Coast since the election of the Government.

(3) Considers that Government policy, including TAFE cuts under 'Smart & Skilled', Council disputation under 'Fit for the Future' and the lack of a Central Coast Economic Plan, has cost jobs on the Central Coast.

(4) Considers that the only time the Government is interested in the Central Coast is at election time.


929 EASTERN SUBURBS DISTRICT RUGBY UNION CLUB

MS GABRIELLE UPTON to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes that on 19 March 2016 the member for Vaucluse attended Eastern Suburbs District Rugby Union Club at Woollahra Oval.

(2) Notes that Eastern Suburbs District Rugby Union Club was formed in March 1900 and is the oldest district rugby union club in Australia.

(3) Thanks John Murray, President of Easts Rugby Club, for the kind invitation to the "beasties" season opening home game.

(4) Wishes the club all the very best for the 2016 Season.


930 PRESCHOOL EDUCATION ENROLMENTS

MS KATE WASHINGTON to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes that statistics regarding the number of children attending preschool centres in the year before school vary greatly between State and Federal Governments and do not provide an accurate guide to the enrolment and attendance of preschool education.

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(2) Notes that Governments only measure what they value, and that the lack of reliable figures for enrolment and attendance of preschool students reflects the historical undervaluing of this important sector.

(3) Calls on the Minister to work with Federal counterparts on the development of an accurate and consistent measure of enrolment and attendance of preschool education.


931 DOBSON’S DISTILLERY – URALLA


That this House:

(1) Congratulates master distiller Stephen Dobson and his team at Dobson's Distillery, near Uralla, for its success at the 2016 San Francisco Spirits World Cup, the premium competition for spirits distillation in the world.

(2) Notes that Dobson's Distillery won a silver medal for its sumac gin and a bronze medal for its

New England dry gin.

(3) Invites all members to sample some of the world's best gin at Uralla.


932 PONGAL FESTIVAL

MS JODI MCKAY to move—

That this House:

(1) Congratulates the Tamil Arts and Culture Association on its inaugural Pongal festival at Parliament House.

(2) Recognises the Thai Pongal as one of the most important festivals celebrated around the world by Tamil people.

(3) Acknowledges Anagan Babu's leadership of the Tamil Arts and Culture Association.


933 YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT – BROTHERHOOD OF SAINT LAWRENCE NATIONAL CAMPAIGN


That this House:

(1) Supports the Brotherhood of Saint Lawrence's national campaign targeting youth unemployment.

(2) Notes that the youth unemployment rate is more than twice the overall unemployment rate and more than 2.5 times the rate among adults aged 25 and older.

(3) Acknowledges that in an economy fast shifting to a knowledge and service base and striving to be internationally competitive, employers place a huge premium on qualifications, skills and work experience.

(4) Reaffirms its commitment to TAFE as the preferred provider of quality vocational training and education in New South Wales.


935 HOMEBUSH WEST PUBLIC SCHOOL UPGRAGE


That this House:

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(1) Condemns in the strongest terms the decision by the Government not to proceed with the purchase of land adjacent to Homebush West Public School for a much needed upgrade of the school.

(2) Notes the Government had been in negotiation to buy the adjacent land from the Anglican Church for more than four years.

(3) Notes the significant population growth planned for Homebush West, Homebush and North Strathfield which requires infrastructure such as schools, health services, parks and childcare facilities.

(4) Condemns the Government for failing to future proof the school and provide the necessary infrastructure for the students of Homebush West Public School.

(5) Acknowledges the work of members of the Homebush West Public School P&C who have been let down by the Government's decision not to purchase the land but remain committed to achieving the best possible outcomes for the children of Homebush West.


937 BURWOOD GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL LEADERS 2016


That this House:

(1) Congratulates the following students for being elected as 2016 School Captains of Burwood Girls High School: April Derebe-Desalegn; Alice Loveday; and Jessie Ng.

(2) Notes the important role these student leaders will play in shaping their schools and community. (3)

Commends these students for their achievements and for dedicating their time to represent their peers and school.


940 RURAL FIRE SERVICE VOLUNTEERS

MR GUY ZANGARI to move—

That this House:

(1) Recognises the work of the Rural Fire Service in saving lives.

(2) Congratulates all volunteer firefighters across New South Wales for their service to the community.

(3) Condemns those who mock these volunteers by suggesting they are like a dad's army.


941 ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICE CENTRE – WALLSEND


That this House:

(1) Notes that the closure of the Wallsend Roads and Maritime Service centre has placed the employment of former staff in doubt.

(2) Notes that only five of the centre's former staff have been employed at the new site and more than

100 years of industry experience has been lost.

(3) Calls on the Minister for Finance, Services and Property to review the methods by which Roads and Maritime Service centres are disassembled and Service NSW centres established to address community concerns of continuity of service.


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942 ROB MORRISON – WIN NEWS JOURNALIST


That this House:

(1) Congratulates Rob Morrison of WIN News on his three years of service to the people of the lllawarra as a news journalist at WIN Television.

(2) Notes that Rob Morrison has accepted employment as a Sports Reporter at Channel Nine in

Brisbane.

(3) Wishes Rob Morrison all the best for what will be a promising and bright career.


943 APPIN ROAD FATALITIES

MR GREG WARREN to move—

That this House:

(1) Acknowledges the tragic loss of more than 40 lives over a 20 year period on Appin Road.

(2) Acknowledges the serious safety issues affecting commuters and road users on Appin Road and recognises the need for extensive safety improvements on the road.

(3) Acknowledges the visit by the Minister for Roads to the site and his concern regarding the safety issues.

(4) Calls on the Premier and the Minister for Roads to immediately address the safety issues on Appin Road as a matter of priority in the forthcoming budget with particular and urgent focus on the stretch of road south of Fitzgibbon Lane to Appin.


944 INVERELL HIGH SCHOOL – DAVIDSON SHIELD FINALISTS—MR ADAM MARSHALL


945 SAFE SCHOOLS PROGRAMME—MS TRISH DOYLE


946 SHRIMAD RAJCHANDRA MISSION—DR GEOFF LEE


947 CARERS SERVICES FUNDING—MS TANIA MIHAILUK


948 DR FARQUHARSON—MRS MELINDA PAVEY


949 CONSENT TRAINING—MS JO HAYLEN


950 SCOUTING AWARD RECIPIENTS—MR GARETH WARD


951 AMBULANCE SERVICE FEES—MS SONIA HORNERY


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952 LIONS YOUTH AWARD WINNER—MR ADAM MARSHALL (Notice given 23 March 2016—lapses 24 September 2016)

953 LGBTI MULTICULTURAL GRANTS—MS JO HAYLEN


954 AUSTRALIAN INDIAN ASSOCIATIONS IN WESTERN SYDNEY—DR GEOFF LEE


955 ILLAWARRA COMMUNITY LEGAL CENTRE—MR GARETH WARD


956 WOMEN’S REFUGES—MS JO HAYLEN


957 M5 WIDENING—MR MARK COURE


958 TAFE ENROLMENTS—MS SONIA HORNERY


959 ANNABELLE ABRAHAMSEN – JUNIOR GOLFER—MR ADAM MARSHALL


960 NEWCASTLE EAST END PLANNING CONTROLS—MR TIM CRAKANTHORP


961 MARK AND LESLEANN WATERS – SUPERFINE WOOL GROWERS—MR ADAM MARSHALL


962 REGISTERED NURSES AT AGED CARE FACILITIES—MS TRISH DOYLE


963 CLUB GRANDVIEWS CHARITY BOWLING DAY—MR MARK COURE


964 MERRYLANDS RAILWAY STATION COMMUTER PARKING—MS JULIA FINN


965 MOREE SHOWGIRL COMPETITION—MR ADAM MARSHALL


966 IMPROVEMENTS TO HILLSBOROUGH ROAD, WARNERS BAY—MS JODIE HARRISON


967 JACK THRIFT – RURAL FIRE SERVICE LONG SERVICE MEDAL—MR ADAM MARSHALL


968 REVISION OF BABY “BLUE BOOK”—MS JO HAYLEN


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969 ARMIDALE-URALLA MEALS ON WHEELS—MR ADAM MARSHALL (Notice given 3 May 2016—lapses 4 November 2016)

970 SCHOOL MAINTENANCE BACKLOG—MS PRUE CAR


971 PATRIC MILLAR – SPIRIT OF CATHOLIC EDUCATION VOLUNTEER SUPPORTER

AWARD—MR ADAM MARSHALL (Notice given 3 May 2016—lapses 4 November 2016)

972 10TH REDFERN ANZAC DAY MARCH—MR DAVID HARRIS


973 WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE TRAIN CARRIAGES—MS SONIA HORNERY


974 FEDERAL FUNDING—MS SONIA HORNERY


975 ANZAC DAY COMMEMORTIONS – NORTH BONDI, WAVERLEY AND STEYNE PARK—MS

GABRIELLE UPTON (Notice given 4 May 2016—lapses 5 November 2016)

976 CENTRAL COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE—MR DAVID HARRIS


977 BONDI ICEBERGS CLUB—MS GABRIELLE UPTON


978 DEMOUNTABLE CLASSROOMS—MR JIHAD DIB


979 ORTHODOX EASTER—MS JO HAYLEN


980 NEPEAN HOSPITAL BED BLOCK—MS TRISH DOYLE


981 KOREAN FESTIVAL—MS JODI MCKAY


982 JOINT SELECT COMMITTEE ON THE WESTCONNEX MOTORWAY PROJECT—MS JENNY

LEONG (Notice given 4 May 2016—lapses 5 November 2016)

983 SCHOOL MAINTENANCE FUNDING—MR JIHAD DIB


984 MARRICKVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOL – MY PARK RULES—MS JO HAYLEN


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985 BLUE MOUNTAINS WEEKEND TRAIN CAPACITY—MS TRISH DOYLE (Notice given 4 May 2016—lapses 5 November 2016)

986 CHINESE AUSTRALIAN SERVICES SOCIETY—MS JODI MCKAY


987 PUBLIC HOUSING PRIVATISATION—MS SONIA HORNERY


989 SIGNIFICANT TREES—MS JO HAYLEN


990 AUSGRID JOBS—MS SONIA HORNERY


991 JUSTICE REINVESTMENT PROGRAM – COWRA—MS KATRINA HODGKINSON


992 GREAT WESTERN HIGHWAY – WENTWORTH FALLS—MS TRISH DOYLE


993 ZEKE JOHNSTONE – SHEEP JUDGING ACHIEVEMENTS—MR ADAM MARSHALL


994 WHIE JIN LEE, FORMER KOREAN CONSUL-GENERAL—MS JODI MCKAY


995 GOSFORD HOSPITAL REDEVELOPMENT—MR ADAM CROUCH


996 NEPEAN RIVER GREEN BRIDGE—MS PRUE CAR


997 GUYRA POLOCROSSE CLUB MEMBERS’ ACHIEVEMENTS—MR ADAM MARSHALL


998 PUBLIC TRANSPORT LINKS TO BLUEGUM HILLS AND FLETCHER'S SANCTUARY—MS

SONIA HORNERY (Notice given 5 May 2016—lapses 6 November 2016)

999 JENNIFER MACKENZIE – EUROPEAN SINGING TOUR SELECTION—MR ADAM

MARSHALL (Notice given 5 May 2016—lapses 6 November 2016)

1000 CYCLEWAYS—MS JENNY LEONG


1001 THE ARMIDALE SCHOOL – HIGHLANDS CHALLENGE WINNERS—MR ADAM MARSHALL


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1002 CHINESE ARTISTIC ACHIEVEMENTS EXHIBITION—MS JODI MCKAY (Notice given 5 May 2016—lapses 6 November 2016)

1003 ANNE DE LA MOTTE – SYDNEY FASHION WEEK SELECTION—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1004 GLENDALE TAFE—MS SONIA HORNERY


1005 STRATHFIELD ROTARY YOUTH ACHIEVEMENT AWARD WINNERS—MS JODI MCKAY


1006 REGISTERED NURSES IN AGED CARE PREMISES—MS SONIA HORNERY


1007 INDIAN SUPPORT CENTRE—DR GEOFF LEE


1008 ROAD FATALITIES—MS TRISH DOYLE


1009 ANNE MATLEY – ARMIDALE HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1010 WESTCONNEX INVESTIGATION—MS JO HAYLEN


1011 ALEX SNELL – NATIONAL SCHOOLS CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION—MR ADAM

MARSHALL (Notice given 10 May 2016—lapses 11 November 2016)

1012 NAPLAN ASSESSMENT 2016—MR JIHAD DIB


1013 MICHELLE DEVER – DOCTORAL RESEARCH MEDAL—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1014 NEWCASTLE UNIVERSITY ROADS CONGESTION—MS SONIA HORNERY


1015 ARMIDALE YOUNG WOMEN IN PUBLIC AFFAIRS AWARDEE—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1016 NEIGHBOURHOOD CENTRES WEEK—MS TRISH DOYLE


1017 MARRICKVILLE LEGAL CENTRE DOMESTIC AND FAMILY VIOLENCE OFFICER—MS JO

HAYLEN (Notice given 10 May 2016—lapses 11 November 2016)

3161 BUSINESS PAPER


1018 NORTHERN SCHOOLS PRIME LAMB COMPETITION WINNERS—MR ADAM MARSHALL (Notice given 10 May 2016—lapses 11 November 2016)

1019 PUBLIC SCHOOL CAPITAL FUNDING—MS SONIA HORNERY


1020 REGIONAL AUSTRALIA ATHLETICS TEAM—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1021 JOHN HUNTER HOSPITAL SAFETY CONCERNS—MS SONIA HORNERY


1022 A LITTLE NIGHT SITTING – VISIT BY RESIDENTS OF THE VAUCLUSE ELECTORATE—MS

GABRIELLE UPTON (Notice given 11 May 2016—lapses 12 November 2016)

1024 EDUCATION SPENDING – NARWEE PUBLIC SCHOOL—MR MARK COURE


1025 COMMUNITY RADIO STATION FUNDING—MS JENNY LEONG


1026 STRICKLAND HOUSE ESTATE—MS GABRIELLE UPTON


1027 YOUTH HOMELESS AND WOMEN’S REFUGE FUNDING—MS SONIA HORNERY


1028 EDUCATION SPENDING – MORTDALE PUBLIC SCHOOL—MR MARK COURE


1030 TAMWORTH MUSICAL SOCIETY—MR KEVIN ANDERSON


1031 LOWER HUNTER AIR QUALITY—MS SONIA HORNERY


1032 EDUCATION SPENDING – PEAKHURST SOUTH PUBLIC SCHOOL—MR MARK COURE


1034 WOLLONDILLY ELECTORATE INFRASTRUCTURE SPENDING – APPIN ROAD—MR JAI

ROWELL (Notice given 11 May 2016—lapses 12 November 2016)

1035 NEWTOWN FIRE STATION—MS JENNY LEONG


1036 EDUCATION SPENDING – HURSTVILLE GROVE INFANTS SCHOOL—MR MARK COURE


3162 BUSINESS PAPER


1037 AGEING DISABILITY AND HOME CARE SERVICES—MS SONIA HORNERY (Notice given 11 May 2016—lapses 12 November 2016)

1038 VICTORY DAY IN RUSSIA COMMEMORATION—MS GABRIELLE UPTON


1040 SCHOOL MAINTENANCE BACKLOG – HUNTER SCHOOLS—MS JODIE HARRISON


1041 OPAL TOP-UP FACILITIES—MS SONIA HORNERY


1043 APPIN ROAD UPGRADE—MR JAI ROWELL


1044 INTERNATIONAL DAY AGAINST HOMOPHOBIA AND TRANSPHOBIA—MS JENNY LEONG


1045 TWEED HOSPITAL—MR GEOFF PROVEST


1046 MARRICKVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOL – NATIONAL MY PARK RULES WINNERS—MS JO

HAYLEN (Notice given 12 May 2016—lapses 13 November 2016)

1047 BOWRAL AND CAMPBELLTOWN HOPITAL UPGRADES—MR JAI ROWELL


1048 TAMIL RESOURCE CENTRE – 25TH ANNIVERSARY—MS JODI MCKAY


1049 RAYMOND TERRACE M1 EXTENSION—MS SONIA HORNERY


1050 TWEED-BYRON LOCAL AREA COMMAND—MR GEOFF PROVEST


1052 VERA BABOUN, MAYOR OF BETHLEHEM—MS JO HAYLEN


1053 TWEED HOSPITAL CLINICIANS—MR GEOFF PROVEST


1054 FORCED LOCAL GOVERNMENT AMALGAMATIONS—MS JENNY LEONG


1055 MERIDEN SCHOOL LEADERS 2016—MS JODI MCKAY


1057 PUBLIC HOUSING AND RENT—MS SONIA HORNERY


3163 BUSINESS PAPER


1058 MARRICKVILLE URBAN CONSERVATION AWARDS—MS JO HAYLEN (Notice given 12 May 2016—lapses 13 November 2016)

1059 KALAI VIZHA 2016—MS JODI MCKAY


1060 GLENDALE TAFE ELECTRO TECHNOLOGY COURSE—MS SONIA HORNERY

(Notice given 31 May 2016—lapses 1 December 2016)

1061 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL GENERAL PURPOSE STANDING COMMITTEE INQUIRY INTO

CHILD PROTECTION—MS TANIA MIHAILUK (Notice given 31 May 2016—lapses 1 December 2016)

1062 MARDI FARM DEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL—MR DAVID HARRIS


1063 GERRINGONG TENNIS CLUB—MR GARETH WARD


1064 LAND AND PROPERTY INFORMATION – PROPOSED SALE—MS TRISH DOYLE


1065 BERRY BYPASS WORKS—MR GARETH WARD


1066 SMART AND SKILLED PROGRAMME IMPACTS—MS YASMIN CATLEY


1067 SHELLHARBOUR CITY COUNCIL LEGAL ACTION—MR GARETH WARD


1068 INNER WEST COUNCIL AMALGAMATIONS—MS JO HAYLEN


1069 NEWCASTLE INNER CITY BYPASS STAGE 5 PLANS—MS SONIA HORNERY


1070 GLEN INNES VOLUNTEER RESCUE ASSOCIATION – RETIRED TRUCK—MR ADAM

MARSHALL (Notice given 31 May 2016—lapses 1 December 2016)

1071 NATIONAL RECONCILIATION WEEK 2016—MR DAVID HARRIS


1072 O'CONNOR CATHOLIC COLLEGE SWIM RELAY TEAM—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1073 HOUSING SECURITY—MS TRISH DOYLE


3164 BUSINESS PAPER


1074 ARMIDALE ATHLETES—MR ADAM MARSHALL (Notice given 31 May 2016—lapses 1 December 2016)

1075 BELMONT TAFE—MS YASMIN CATLEY


1076 MOREE ON A PLATE FESTIVAL—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1077 WESTCONNEX NOISE MITIGATION—MS JO HAYLEN


1078 GLENDALE INTERCHANGE—MS SONIA HORNERY


1079 YOUTH COUNCILS – COOTAMUNDRA ELECTORATE—MS KATRINA HODGKINSON


1080 NATIONAL HOMELESSNESS AGREEMENT FUNDING—MR DAVID MEHAN


1081 MONSIGNOR TONY DOHERTY AM—MS GABRIELLE UPTON


1082 NEWCASTLE HOSTING A WORLD CUP QUALIFYING MATCH—MR TIM CRAKANTHORP


1083 CENTAUR SINKING COMMEMORATION—MRS MELINDA PAVEY


1084 RHYS COLEFAX – POTENTIAL CHARGING—MR RON HOENIG


1085 QUEEN STREET AND WEST WOOLLAHRA ASSOCIATION AGM—MS GABRIELLE UPTON


1086 TAFE ENROLMENTS—MS YASMIN CATLEY


1087 KIM NELSON CONDOLENCE—MS KATRINA HODGKINSON


1088 RESIDENTIAL COLLEGE SEXUAL ASSAULTS—MS JO HAYLEN


1089 SALVATION ARMY RED SHIELD APPEAL 2016—MS GABRIELLE UPTON


1090 TAFE REVIEW—MS TRISH DOYLE


3165 BUSINESS PAPER


1091 NURSES – SOUTHERN NEW SOUTH WALES—MS KATRINA HODGKINSON (Notice given 1 June 2016—lapses 2 December 2016)

1092 BROADMEADOW COUNTRYLINK OFFICE—MS SONIA HORNERY


1093 DOUBLE BAY SAILING CLUB COMMUNITY GRANT—MS GABRIELLE UPTON


1094 OURIMBAH RAILWAY STATION REFURBISHMENT—MR DAVID MEHAN


1095 NATIONAL TAFE DAY CAMPAIGN—MS YASMIN CATLEY


1096 YOUNG SERVICE NSW CENTRE—MS KATRINA HODGKINSON


1098 HUNTER TAFE ENROLMENT—MR TIM CRAKANTHORP


1099 BERESFIELD POLICE STATION—MS SONIA HORNERY


1100 SCOUTING MOVEMENT—MR GARETH WARD


1101 TUGGERAH PUBLIC SCHOOL LAND ACQUISITION—MR DAVID MEHAN


1102 CENTRAL COAST RURAL FIRE BRIGADES—MR ADAM CROUCH


1103 NATIONAL SORRY DAY—MR DAVID HARRIS


1104 GRAVESEND P&C FUND RAISING LUNCH—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1105 INNER WEST ASYLUM SEEKERS—MS JO HAYLEN


1106 TERRIGAL WAMBERAL RSL SUB BRANCH COMMUNITY GRANT—MR ADAM CROUCH


1107 BURWOOD LIONS YOUTH OF THE YEAR—MS JODI MCKAY


1108 DYLAN GARDNER – CRICKET SELECTION—MR ADAM MARSHALL


3166 BUSINESS PAPER


1109 BELMONT TAFE SALE—MS YASMIN CATLEY (Notice given 2 June 2016—lapses 3 December 2016)

1110 TREVOR TASSELL – RECOGNITION—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1111 HUNTER STADIUM—MS SONIA HORNERY


1112 ROXY THEATRE – BINGARA—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1113 HOUSING STRESS AND POVERTY RELIEF—MR DAVID MEHAN


1114 ROBB COLLEGE FUNDRAISING EFFORTS—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1115 ARTS FUNDING—MS JO HAYLEN


1116 THE ARMIDALE SCHOOL SPORTING EFFORTS—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1117 AUSTRALIAN TAMIL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE—MS JODI MCKAY


1118 INVERELL MASTERS INDOOR CRICKETERS—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1119 METROPOLITAN REMAND CENTRE LONG BAY RIOT 30TH ANNIVERSARY—MR GUY

ZANGARI (Notice given 21 June 2016—lapses 22 December 2016)

1120 GEORGIA PITMAN WHIPCRACKING ACHIEVEMENTS—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1121 HUNTER INFRASTRUCTURE AND INVESTMENT FUND PROJECTS—MR TIM

CRAKANTHORP (Notice given 21 June 2016—lapses 22 December 2016)

1122 GOLDEN CHEF’S HAT AWARDEES—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1123 ORLANDO NIGHTCLUB SHOOTING—MS TRISH DOYLE


1124 COMBINED HIGH SCHOOLS – TOUCH FOOTBALL SELECTIONS—MR ADAM MARSHALL


3167 BUSINESS PAPER


1125 JO COX MP—MS SONIA HORNERY (Notice given 21 June 2016—lapses 22 December 2016)

1126 KEITH ELLIS OVER 70'S HOCKEY WORLD CUP—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1127 NAIDOC WEEK 2016—MR DAVID HARRIS


1128 TINGHA ELDER SUE BLACKLOCK – RECOGNITION—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1129 PETERSHAM TAFE—MS JO HAYLEN


1130 DAVID SCHOUTEN – WARIALDA SHOW PRIZES—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1131 NSW TRUSTEE AND GUARDIAN ANNUAL FEE—MS SONIA HORNERY


1132 MICHAEL HUGHES FOUNDATION—DR GEOFF LEE


1133 REFUGEE WEEK—MS JO HAYLEN


1134 CARDIFF INGHAM JOB LOSSES—MS SONIA HORNERY


1135 WAVERLEY ACTION FOR YOUTH SERVICES INC—MS GABRIELLE UPTON


1136 TUGGERAH RAILWAY STATION—MR DAVID MEHAN


1137 ST GEORGE AND SUTHERLAND SHIRE AREA—MR MARK COURE


1138 ASHFIELD PARK—MS JO HAYLEN


1139 BONDI BEACH COTTAGE—MS GABRIELLE UPTON


1140 NATIONAL TAFE DAY—MS TRISH DOYLE


1141 UPPER HUNTER ELECTORATE—MR MICHAEL JOHNSEN


3168 BUSINESS PAPER


1142 INTERCITY TRAIN FLEET—MS YASMIN CATLEY (Notice given 22 June 2016—lapses 23 December 2016)

1143 ST GEORGE HOSPITAL REDEVELOPMENT—MR MARK COURE


1144 WOODVILLE ROAD FLOODING—MS JULIA FINN


1145 NEWMARKET SITE DEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL—MR BRUCE NOTLEY-SMITH


1146 BERESFIELD POLICE STATION—MS SONIA HORNERY


1147 NEW INTERCITY RAIL MAINTENANCE FACILITY – CENTRAL COAST—MR DAVID

MEHAN (Notice given 22 June 2016—lapses 23 December 2016)

1148 OATLEY AND NARWEE RAILWAY STATIONS UPGRADES—MR MARK COURE


1149 ORLANDO NIGHTCLUB SHOOTING – GUN CONTROL—MS JO HAYLEN


1150 M5 MOTORWAY RIVERWOOD RAMPS—MR MARK COURE


1151 TAFE REVIEW—MS YASMIN CATLEY


1152 ORLANDO NIGHTCLUB SHOOTING—MR BRUCE NOTLEY-SMITH


1154 TAFE REVIEW—MS PRUE CAR


1155 SEWAGE SERVICE CHARGES FOR APARTMENTS—MS SONIA HORNERY


1156 HEALTH BUDGET ALLOCATIONS—MR KEVIN CONOLLY


1157 PACIFIC HIGHWAY WIDENING AT OURIMBAH—MR DAVID MEHAN


1158 GOSFORD HOSPITAL—MR ADAM CROUCH (Notice

given 23 June 2016—lapses 24 December 2016)

1159 NEWCASTLE LIGHT RAIL ROLLING STOCK—MR TIM CRAKANTHORP


3169 BUSINESS PAPER


1160 JOHN TRAMBY OAM—MR ADAM MARSHALL (Notice given 23 June 2016—lapses 24 December 2016)

1161 DULWICH HILL RAILWAY STATION—MS JO HAYLEN


1162 HUNTER TAFE—MS YASMIN CATLEY


1163 RURAL FIRE SERVICE VOLUNTEERS—MRS MELINDA PAVEY


1164 FUNDING FOR SCHOOL ENROLMENTS IN NEWCASTLE WEST—MS SONIA HORNERY


1165 PROFESSOR KIM USHER AM—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1166 CENTRAL COAST HIGHWAY FUNDING—MR DAVID MEHAN


1167 NEW ENGLAND RIFLE ASSOCIATION PRIZES—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1168 MARRICKVILLE LEGAL CENTRE—MS JO HAYLEN


1169 AUSTRALIAN SOCIETY OF SUGAR CANE TECHNOLOGISTS AWARDEE—MR ADAM

MARSHALL (Notice given 23 June 2016—lapses 24 December 2016)

1170 NEWCASTLE ROAD CONGESTION—MS SONIA HORNERY


1171 GWYDIR GROVE – OLIVE OIL PRODUCER—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1172 ABORIGINAL YOUTH – INCARCERATION RATES—MS TRISH DOYLE

(Notice given 2 August 2016—lapses 3 February 2017)

1173 UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND – MATHEMATICS DAY 2016—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1174 MERRYLANDS POLICE BRAVERY—MS JULIA FINN


1175 ARMIDALE PCYC—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1176 MARRIAGE EQUALITY PLEBISCITE—MS JO HAYLEN


3170 BUSINESS PAPER


1177 MERINO CHALLENGE – WOOL INNOVATION—MR ADAM MARSHALL (Notice given 2 August 2016—lapses 3 February 2017)

1178 COMMERCIAL FISHING BUSINESS ADJUSTMENT PROGRAM—MR DAVID MEHAN


1179 CHELSEA ELTON – BINGARA ORANGE FESTIVAL DESIGNS—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1180 PUBLIC EDUCATION WEEK—MR JIHAD DIB


1181 CAROL HIGGINBOTTOM – WOMAN OF ACHIEVEMENT—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1182 AGEING, DISABILITY AND HOME CARE WORKERS TRANSFER—MS TRISH DOYLE


1183 NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL TRAINING AWARDEES—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1184 ABUSE OF INDIGENOUS CHILDREN IN DETENTION—MS JO HAYLEN


1185 CRYSTAL GREEN – HARMONY DAY POSTER COMMENDATION POSTER—MR ADAM

MARSHALL (Notice given 2 August 2016—lapses 3 February 2017)

1186 CANTERBURY BY-ELECTION DATE—MR JIHAD DIB


1187 DAVID SCHMUDE – UNE SPORT—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1188 HEPATITIS C ERADICATION—MS JO HAYLEN


1189 TAFE HUNTER RESTRUCTURING—MS SONIA HORNERY


1190 BOMADERRY PRIMARY SCHOOL CANTEEN—MR GARETH WARD


1191 SIRIUS APARTMENT BUILDING—MR DAVID MEHAN


1192 THE DARLING POINT SOCIETY—MS GABRIELLE UPTON


1193 FLINDERS ESTATE NOISE BARRIERS—MS ANNA WATSON


3171 BUSINESS PAPER


1194 BERRY SMALL FARM FIELD DAY—MR GARETH WARD (Notice given 3 August 2016—lapses 4 February 2017)

1195 BLOOD TESTING OF RESIDENTS—MS KATE WASHINGTON


1196 KAMBALA SCHOOL PEDESTRIAN SAFETY—MS GABRIELLE UPTON


1197 GOSFORD CBD MASTERPLAN—MR DAVID HARRIS


1198 KILLALEA STATE PARK—MR GARETH WARD


1199 SPRINGWOOD HOSPITAL REHABILITATION UNIT—MS TRISH DOYLE


1200 NAPLAN NEW BAND 8 LITERACY AND NUMERACY STANDARDS—MR JIHAD DIB


1201 EAST LAKE MACQUARIE SERVICE NSW KIOSK—MS YASMIN CATLEY


1202 SOUTH WEST ROCKS LIONS CLUB—MRS MELINDA PAVEY


1203 HABERFIELD HERITAGE TREES—MS JO HAYLEN


1204 ELECTRICITY PRICES—MS SONIA HORNERY


1206 PORT OF NEWCASTLE POLICY—MR TIM CRAKANTHORP


1207 PALLIATIVE CARE STAFF—MS SONIA HORNERY


1208 PALLIATIVE CARE SERVICES ON THE CENTRAL COAST—MR DAVID HARRIS


1209 CENTRAL COAST EMPLOYMENT—MR DAVID MEHAN


1210 HOMELESSNESS WEEK—MS TRISH DOYLE


1211 DR ALEX BALL – CEO OF HEREFORDS AUSTRALIA—MR ADAM MARSHALL


3172 BUSINESS PAPER


1212 ALL NIGHT PHARMACIES—MS JO HAYLEN (Notice given 4 August 2016—lapses 5 February 2017)

1213 MOUNTAIN BIKE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP SELECTION—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1214 KARUAH COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSE—MS KATE WASHINGTON


1215 ROCKDALE RAILWAY STATION UPGRADE—MR MARK COURE


1216 CORRECTIONS TEACHERS—MR GUY ZANGARI


1217 ALKIRA BLAIR-BAIN – ABORIGINAL STUDENT EMERGING LEADER—MR ADAM


1218 TELUGU ASSOCIATION—MS JODI MCKAY (Notice

given 4 August 2016—lapses 5 February 2017)

1219 PROPOSED ICE SMOKING ROOM IN LIVERPOOL—MS MELANIE GIBBONS


1220 WEST DAPTO INFRASTRUCTURE PLAN—MS ANNA WATSON


1221 PRIMARY INDUSTRIES OF NEW SOUTH WALES—MR TROY GRANT


1222 HUNTER WATER CUSTOMER CALL CENTRE—MS SONIA HORNERY


1223 ARNCLIFFE COMMUTER CAR PARK—MR MARK COURE


1224 TAFE SYSTEM POLICIES—MR DAVID HARRIS


1225 NON GOVERNMENT HOUSING PROVIDERS—MS SONIA HORNERY


1226 CHRIS HILDER – FITNESS FESTIVAL COMPETITOR—MR JAI ROWELL


1227 NEPEAN HOSPITAL EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT—MS TRISH DOYLE


1228 ANTHONY MARRIOT – YOUTH WORKER AND FOSTER CARER—MR ADAM MARSHALL


3173 BUSINESS PAPER


1229 WOMENS SPORT—MS JO HAYLEN (Notice given 9 August 2016—lapses 10 February 2017)

1230 LIVERPOOL STARRY SARI NIGHT—MS MELANIE GIBBONS


1231 WARNERVALE TOWN CENTRE—MR DAVID HARRIS


1232 AUSTRALIAN WRITERS – WOLLONDILLY BRANCH—MR JAI ROWELL


1233 BELMONT TAFE CAMPUS—MS YASMIN CATLEY

(Notice given 9 August 2016—lapses 10 September 2017)

1234 ISAAC CLARK – DANCE CAREER—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1235 EXPRESS COACHES - MACKSVILLE—MRS MELINDA PAVEY


1236 INTERNATIONAL DAY OF THE WORLD’S INDIGENOUS PEOPLES—MS JO HAYLEN


1237 LIVERPOOL MEN’S SHED—MS MELANIE GIBBONS


1238 SCHOOL ENROLMENT TRENDS—MS SONIA HORNERY


1239 WOLLONDILLY ARTS GROUP—MR JAI ROWELL


1240 ADDISON ROAD COMMUNITY CENTRE—MS JO HAYLEN


1241 ILLAWARRA RESIDENTS GOLD MEDALLISTS—MR GARETH WARD


1242 NICK MCINERNEY – KARATE-DO JUNIOR WORLD GRAND PRIX—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1243 WARRAGAMBA DAM FEST—MR JAI ROWELL


1244 PACIFIC HIGHWAY FUNDING – WYONG—MR DAVID HARRIS


1245 BONDI AND DISTRICTS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE—MS GABRIELLE UPTON


3174 BUSINESS PAPER


1246 HOUSING STRESS AND HOMELESSNESS—MS TRISH DOYLE (Notice given 10 August 2016—lapses 11 February 2017)

1247 NIGEL AND ROBYN FUND RAISING EFFORTS—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1248 GRANVILLE SOUTH CREATIVE AND PERFORMING ARTS HIGH SCHOOL—MS JULIA FINN


1249 TIM BENNETT SMITH – WOLLONDILLY ACHIEVER OF THE YEAR—MR JAI ROWELL


1250 INNER WEST STREET ART—MS JO HAYLEN


1251 O’DONNELL STREET RESERVE PLAY SPACE—MS GABRIELLE UPTON


1252 JOHN HUNTER HOSPITAL EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT STAFF LEVELS—MS SONIA

HORNERY (Notice given 10 August 2016—lapses 11 February 2017)

1253 TIM UPJOHN – HORSEBALL WORLD CUP—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1254 MACMASTERS BEACH COMMUNITY HALL—MR DAVID HARRIS


1255 THE OAKS TIGERS RUGBY LEAGUE CLUB—MR JAI ROWELL


1256 THE BAYS PRECINCT—MS JO HAYLEN


1257 REFUGEE WEEK – ARMIDALE EVENTS—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1258 ABORIGINAL STUDENTS’ SCHOOL ATTENDANCE—MS SONIA HORNERY


1259 JULIE SHEPPARD – WOLLONDILLY LOCAL HERO—MR JAI ROWELL


1260 MADDISON SMART – FREDDY FRICKE SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT—MR ADAM


1261 WESTCONNEX TOLLING—MS JO HAYLEN


3175 BUSINESS PAPER


1262 SMALL BUSINESS RENT AFFORDABILITY—MS SONIA HORNERY (Notice given 11 August 2016—lapses 12 February 2017)

1263 SHELLHARBOURHOSPITAL AND ALBION PARK RAIL BYPASS UPGRADE—MS ANNA

WATSON (Notice given 11 August 2016—lapses 12 February 2017)

1264 GOSFORD VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING—MR ADAM CROUCH


1265 BLUE MOUNTAINS TRAIN SERVICES—MS TRISH DOYLE


1266 CENTRAL COAST CITIZENSHIP CEREMONIES—MR ADAM CROUCH


1267 INDIAN INDEPENDENCE DAY – UNITED INDIAN ASSOCIATION—MS JODI MCKAY


1268 M1 EXTENSION TO RAYMOND TERRACE—MS SONIA HORNERY


1269 INDIAN INDEPENDENCE DAY – COUNCIL OF INDIAN AUSTRALIANS—MS JODI MCKAY


1270 AMALGAMATED LOCAL GOVERNMENT TERMS—MS SONIA HORNERY


1271 INDIAN INDEPENDENCE DAY – FEDERATION OF INDIAN ASSOCIATIONS—MS JODI

MCKAY (Notice given 11 August 2016—lapses 12 February 2017)

1272 ERINA'S MEN'S SHED AND MACMASTERS BEACH GRANTS—MR ADAM CROUCH


1273 MCDONALD COLLEGE – MARGARET MARKHAM BOARDING HOUSE—MS JODI MCKAY


1274 FEDERAL FUNDING OF HEALTH—MS SONIA HORNERY


1275 PREMIER’S GREYHOUND PROHIBITION ADVERTISING—MS SONIA HORNERY


1276 ELIZABETH BRADLEY – DONATION OF HAIR—MR JAI ROWELL


1277 INTERCITY TRAIN FLEET CONTRACT—MR TIM CRAKANTHORP


3176 BUSINESS PAPER


1278 LUKE BRYANT - MUSICIAN—MR ADAM MARSHALL (Notice given 23 August 2016—lapses 24 February 2017)

1279 PATRICK BUNDOCK – ESSAY HONOURING VIETNAM VETERANS—MS TAMARA SMITH


1280 PRINCES MOTORWAY – NOISE ABATEMENT AT FLINDERS—MR GARETH WARD


1281 CASSIA COMMUNITY CENTRE—DR HUGH MCDERMOTT


1282 PICTON FLOOD DONATIONS—MR JAI ROWELL


1283 NATIONAL DISABILITY INSURANCE SCHEME—MS TRISH DOYLE


1284 SAVANNAH ROBERTS – SCHOOLS SPECTACULAR PARTICIPANT—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1285 SAVE THE CHILDREN—MS JO HAYLEN


1286 GLENBROOK PUBLIC SCHOOL WASY—MR STUART AYRES


1287 WALLARAH 2 COAL PROJECT BUYBACK—MR DAVID HARRIS


1288 KARL KLEIN – PICTON MAGPIES SECRETARY—MR JAI ROWELL


1289 LATE NIGHT HUNTER TRAIN PATROLS—MS SONIA HORNERY


1290 GREYHOUND RACING BAN ADVERTISING—MS SONIA HORNERY


1291 NIBLICK STREET PARK—MS GABRIELLE UPTON


1292 BOGEY HOLE REMEDIATION AND REOPENING—MR TIM CRAKANTHORP


1293 TAHMOOR PUBLIC SCHOOL – SPECIAL NEEDS SUPPORTERS—MR JAI ROWELL


1294 INTERCITY TRAIN ASSEMBLY CONTRACT—MS TRISH DOYLE


3177 BUSINESS PAPER


1295 BRIAN WINTER – AGRICULTURAL SHOW CONTRIBUTIONS—MR ADAM MARSHALL (Notice given 24 August 2016—lapses 25 February 2017)

1296 COMMONWEALTH BANK SUMMER HILL—MS JO HAYLEN


1297 NSW JUSTICES ASSOCIATION EASTERN SUBURBS BRANCH—MS GABRIELLE UPTON


1298 ROAD TOLL—MR DAVID HARRIS


1299 SHANE ROSE EQUESTRIAN TEAM BRONZE MEDAL—MR JAI ROWELL


1300 DOWNER EDI JOBS—MS SONIA HORNERY


1301 NEW CAREERS FOR ABORIGINAL PEOPLE—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1302 STOCKTON BOAT HARBOUR—MR TIM CRAKANTHORP


1303 BOWRAL HOSPITAL UPGRADE—MR JAI ROWELL


1304 PARLIAMENTARY STAFF APPRECIATION—MR JIHAD DIB


1305 ARMIDALE ATHLETES – OCEANIA TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS—MR ADAM


1306 INNER WEST HERITAGE PROPERTIES—MS JO HAYLEN


1307 WINGECARRIBEE SHIRE COUNCIL – CHILDRENS’ SERVICES—MR JAI ROWELL


1309 RUSSELL REPORT—MS JO HAYLEN


1310 TREVOR WARING REMEMBRANCE—MS SONIA HORNERY


1311 COMMENDATION OF THE NSW POLICE FORCE—MS KATRINA HODGKINSON


1312 FAIRFIELD HOSPITAL—DR HUGH MCDERMOTT


3178 BUSINESS PAPER


1313 HURSTVILLE GROVE INFANTS PRIMARY SCHOOL LIBRARY—MR MARK COURE (Notice given 25 August 2016—lapses 26 February 2017)

1314 PRISON SYSTEM TEACHERS—MS TRISH DOYLE


1315 GEOFF CANNON – PICTON ROTARY CLUB PRESIDENT—MR JAI ROWELL


1316 INTERCITY TRAIN FLEET—MS YASMIN CATLEY


1317 LUGARNO PROGRESS ASSOCIATION—MR MARK COURE


1318 LIGHTHOUSE 2 SKILLION WALK—MR DAVID HARRIS


1319 TIARNA MOLLOY – AUSTRALIAN UNDER 18S WOMENS' RUGBY SEVENS SQUAD—MR

ADAM MARSHALL (Notice given 25 August 2016—lapses 26 February 2017)

1320 RECLINK COMMUNITY CUP—MS JO HAYLEN


1321 BOWRAL RUGBY UNION CLUB—MR JAI ROWELL


1322 WALLSEND POLICE RESOURCES—MS SONIA HORNERY


1323 LEAH BULLEN – ARMIDALE ARTIST—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1324 COMMUNITY BUILDERS – BLUE MOUNTAINS—MS TRISH DOYLE


1325 EDUCATION WEEK—MR MARK COURE


1326 BELMONT TAFE CAMPUS—MS YASMIN CATLEY


1327 LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS—MS SONIA HORNERY


1328 TAHMOOR RAILWAY STATION UPGRADES—MR JAI ROWELL


1329 FAIRFIELD HOSPITAL DEATHS—DR HUGH MCDERMOTT


3179 BUSINESS PAPER


1330 BULLI HOSPITAL—MR GARETH WARD (Notice given 13 September 2016—lapses 14 March 2017)

1331 VICTORIAN TRAIN MANUFACTURING—MR TIM CRAKANTHORP


1332 NORTHERN NSW AUSTRALIAN GARDEN HISTORY SOCIETY—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1333 LEURA RAILWAY STATION EASY ACCESS UPGRADE—MS TRISH DOYLE


1334 PICTON-THIRLMERE-BARGO RSL SUB BRANCH REMEMBRANCE OF SERVICE

WALKWAY—MR JAI ROWELL (Notice given 13 September 2016—lapses 14 March 2017)

1335 PLEBISCITE SUPPORT FUNDING—MS JO HAYLEN


1336 BROTHERS JUNIOR RUGBY LEAGUE ‘TRY TIME’—MR STUART AYRES


1337 BELMONT TAFE CAMPUS FUTURE—MS YASMIN CATLEY


1338 HEAD TO HEAD CHARITY WALK RUN-CRESCENT HEAD—MRS MELINDA PAVEY


1339 EID AL ADHA (FESTIVAL OF SACRIFICE)—MR JIHAD DIB


1340 PORT KEMBLA COMMUNITY INVESTMENT—MR GARETH WARD


1341 HIGH SCHOOL FOR WARNERVALE—MR DAVID HARRIS


1342 THOMPSON STREET BOAT JETTY—MR JOHN SIDOTI


1343 PORT STEPHEN KOALA PRESERVATION AND HABITAT CONSERVATION—MS KATE

WASHINGTON (Notice given 13 September 2016—lapses 14 March 2017)

1344 CHILDREN’S QUALITY OF LIFE—MS SONIA HORNERY


1345 BLACKTOWN-MOUNT DRUITT HOSPITAL UPGRADES—MR KEVIN CONOLLY


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1346 LAND AND PROPERTY INFORMATION—MS TRISH DOYLE (Notice given 14 September 2016—lapses 15 March 2017)

1347 RURAL AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL UPGRADES—MR MICHAEL JOHNSEN


1348 WYONG HOSPITAL UPGRADE—MR DAVID HARRIS


1349 SUICIDE PREVENTION WALK – ROSE BAY PROMENADE—MS GABRIELLE UPTON


1350 TEACHING STAFF IN PRISONS—MS JO HAYLEN


1351 PICTON MAGPIES RUGBY LEAGUE TEAM—MR JAI ROWELL


1352 PELICAN MARINA COLLAPSE—MS YASMIN CATLEY


1353 CRESCENT HEAD – NATIONAL SURFING RESERVE—MRS MELINDA PAVEY


1354 REGISTERED NURSES AT AGED CARE FACILITIES—MS SONIA HORNERY


1355 GLENN MORRIS – LANDCARE AWARD NOMINEE—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1356 SYDNEY TRAINS MAINTENANCE TEAMS—MS TRISH DOYLE


1357 JACINTA DONALDSON-JAMES – MASONIC LODGE SCHOLARSHIP—MR ADAM

MARSHALL (Notice given 14 September 2016—lapses 15 March 2017)

1358 GATHERING OF THE CLANS AT NORAH HEAD—MR DAVID HARRIS


1359 HERBERT ‘DALLY’ MESSENGER PLAQUE—MS GABRIELLE UPTON


1360 WESTCONNEX ASBESTOS PRESENCE—MS JO HAYLEN


1361 KATIE KELLY – PARALYMPICS GOLD MEDALLIST—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1363 SCHOOL CLASSROOM BUILDING NEEDS—MS JODIE HARRISON


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1364 TEMPORARY ACCOMMODATION FACILITIES FOR WOMEN—MS SONIA HORNERY (Notice given 15 September 2016—lapses 16 March 2017)

1365 BOWRAL HOSPITAL UPGRADE—MR JAI ROWELL


1366 ASHFIELD PARK VARIABLE MESSAGE SIGNS—MS JO HAYLEN


1367 BERRY SMALL FARM FIELD DAY—MR GARETH WARD


1368 SERCO – PRIVATE SOCIAL HOUSING—MS SONIA HORNERY


1369 ST GEORGE BUSINESS CHAMBER—MR MARK COURE


1370 SYDNEY METRO—MS JO HAYLEN


1371 DANIEL MCLOUGHLIN – PRIMARY SCHOOL ATHLETE—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1372 TAHMOOR CENTENARY CELEBRATIONS—MR JAI ROWELL


1373 TREE LOPPING—MS JO HAYLEN


1374 NARWEE PRESCHOOL—MR MARK COURE


1375 HUNTER HOMELESS CONNECT DAY—MS SONIA HORNERY


1376 GLEN INNES NATURAL RESOURCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE—MR ADAM MARSHALL


1377 MOBILE POLICING PROGRAM—MR ADAM CROUCH


1378 DEMENTIA FUNDING AND RESEARCH—MS SONIA HORNERY


1379 POLICE TRANSPORT COMMAND NUMBERS


That this House:

(1) Notes the Minister for Transport's response that 'our customers would like to see more police on our transport network' to a question in 2013 about a disturbing attack on a female commuter.

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(2) Calls on the Minister for Police to explain why there are not more police on trains.

(3) Calls on the Minister for Police to understand why so many Hunter commuters are feeling unsafe on evening trains, who report the lack of presence of Police on the Newcastle/Central Coast railway line.


1380 GINA FIELD – BUSINESS LEADER AWARD

MR STUART AYRES to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes that Gina Field of Nepean Regional Security was recently awarded the Crown Group Business Leader at the 2016 Western Sydney Awards for Business Excellence.

(2) Further notes that Gina is also President of the Penrith Valley Chamber of Commerce and works

closely with other businesses to help them to succeed by providing support and mentoring.

(3) Congratulates Gina for her continued success, a fine example of the people who run wonderful businesses within the Penrith area.


1381 PROSPECT SCHOOL OVERCROWDING

DR HUGH MCDERMOTT to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes that a number of schools in the Prospect electorate are overcrowded or approaching capacity.

(2) Notes that Girraween Public School is severely overcrowded, at 109 per cent capacity, and that

students are using local parks over staggered lunch breaks due to the overcrowding.

(3) Notes that Prairiewood High School is overcrowded at 102 per cent capacity.

(4) Notes that Pendle Hill Public School and Metella Road Public School are full at 100 per cent capacity.

(5) Notes that several schools in the Prospect electorate are approaching capacity, namely: Beresford

Road Public School (96 per cent), Greystanes Public School (97 per cent), Smithfield Public School (96 per cent) and William Stimson Public School (97 per cent).

(6) Calls on the Government to address these crowding issues in schools in the Prospect electorate, by

upgrading the facilities at each school to be able to cope with growing student populations.


1382 TAREE LIONS CLUB – MARQUEE PROJECT


That this House:

(1) Acknowledges the work of the Taree Lions Club committee and president Phillip Grisold and former presidents Danny Patch and John Lenton for advocating the case for a semi-permanent marquee in Taree.

(2) Commends the Government and the Premier for acknowledging the importance of this project.

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(3) Notes that the Government has provided $20,000 for the cost of the marquee, half of the projected cost.

(4) Congratulates the Taree Lions Club on successfully attracting over 2,500 petition signatures from

people within the Manning Great Lakes community, highlighting the desire of the Myall Lakes electorate to see this project completed.


1383 SYDNEY PARK PRESERVATION

MR JAMIE PARKER to move—

That this House:

(1) Commends the local residents, the WestConnex Action Group, No WestConnex Public Transport, Friends of Erskineville, and the Alexandria Residents Action Group, who have led the strong community opposition to the destruction of trees in Sydney Park for WestConnex preparatory works.

(2) Acknowledges that the community campaign to protect Sydney Park is supported by the Member

for Newtown, Dr Mehreen Faruqi MLC and Clover Moore the Lord Mayor of Sydney, who have visited the site to show their support.

(3) Recognises that Sydney Park is a much-loved essential green space for the inner west community.

(4) Condemns the Government for overseeing this project that will result in a polluting toll road, destroying up to 14,000 square metres of Sydney Park, and result in the loss of about 350 trees to make way for the WestConnex toll road.

(5) Calls on the Premier to immediately halt all work on WestConnex and establish a parliamentary

inquiry into all aspects of the project.


1384 LLANGOTHLIN GEESE FARMERS


That this House:

(1) Congratulates fourth generation Llangothlin farmers Herb and Lucy Mackenzie, proprietors of 'U Goose', on winning the 2016 Best New Business Award at the recent Armidale Business Chamber Awards.

(2) Commends Herb and Lucy on their establishment of 'U Goose', being Australia's only fully

integrated goose meat operation.

(3) Acknowledges Herb and Lucy on their achievements turning to geese as a way of making a farming living during a drought.


1385 TRAIN GUARDS


That this House:

(1) Notes that tender documents for the New Intercity Fleet from Transport NSW call for new trains that can be operated without a dedicated train guard on board in a 'Driver Only' operating mode.

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(2) Acknowledges the role undertaken by train guards in providing emergency or evacuation assistance, customer service and station safety.

(3) Notes the concerns of Rail, Tram and Bus Union Secretary Alex Claassens that passenger safety,

security and amenity will be impacted if trains do not have guards.

(4) Calls upon the Government to guarantee the long term future of train guards on Intercity services.


1386 WOLLONDILLY HIGH SCHOOL NEEDS

MR JAI ROWELL to move—

That this House:

(1) Congratulates the Government for its investment into education in Wollondilly and the Southern Highlands.

(2) Notes that all schools in Wollondilly received increased funding from the Government which has

resulted in tremendous outcomes for our children.

(3) Thanks the Government for its further investment to upgrade facilities at Picton High School.

(4) Notes that with the growth in the region Wollondilly needs a second public high school.

(5) Thanks the Government for working hard in its planning for the growth of the region and in particular Wilton Junction by listening to the community on the need of another high school.

(6) Calls on the Government to fast tracks plans for another high school.


1387 WYONG HOSPITAL

MR DAVID HARRIS to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes that the Government plans to privatise the operation of Wyong Hospital.

(2) Recognises that Wyong Hospital was originally started through community fund raising and this year the hospital auxiliary raised over one hundred thousand dollars for vital equipment.

(3) Notes that Wyong Hospital has always been considered the community's hospital.

(4) Notes the overwhelming public rejection of this policy, via social media, following the announcement.

(5) Calls on the Government to immediately stop plans to privatise the operation of Wyong Hospital.


1388 TAREE SHOW SOCIETY CATTLE PAVILION


That this House:

(1) Commends the Minister for Primary Industries for securing vital funding to assist the Taree Show Society to replace its existing cattle pavilion.

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(2) Notes that the Government has provided $120,000 under the Public Reserves Management Fund Program and $18,000 under the Community Building Partnership Fund to construct a new pavilion and to remove the 90 year old crumbling structure that had been there.

(3) Acknowledges the visit to Taree by the Minister for Primary Industries earlier this year and saw

first-hand how important it was to replace the existing condemned structure.

(4) Acknowledges the work of the Taree Show Society committee and President Milton Johnston.


1389 COLLINS HUME ACCOUNTANTS CHARITY WORK

MS TAMARA SMITH to move—

That this House:

(1) Congratulates Ballina business Collins Hume Accountants and Business Advisers, who received international recognition for its charity work at the Business for Good Conference held in Bali in July 2016.

(2) Commends Collins Hume and all of their staff for their ongoing support and pro bono work for

local organisations as well as their charity work overseas, including support for environmental sustainability projects.

(3) Notes the firm's outstanding demonstration of corporate social responsibility and incredible

contribution globally as a small business from regional New South Wales.


1390 AUSTRALIAN PARALYMPIC TEAM

MR MARK COURE to move—

That this House:

(1) Congratulates the Australian Paralympic team for its outstanding success at the Rio De Janeiro Paralympic Games.

(2) Notes the success of 81 medals, with 22 of them gold and placed fifth on the medal table.


1391 HOSPITAL PRIVATISATION


That this House:

(1) Considers that the Government would like to sell as many public assets as possible.

(2) Condemns the Government's covert plans to privatise hospitals and health services, creating a two-tier health system which will disadvantage the most vulnerable.

(3) Reminds the Premier and the Minister for Health that the people of Maitland, Wyong, Goulburn,

Shellharbour and Bowral require more than an American-style health system that prioritises treatment according to capacity to pay.

(4) Demands plans to privatise the health system stop immediately and calls on the Government to

consult with the community before selling off the health system.


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1392 ETHAN BELLMAN – FRED HOLLOWS FOUNDATION AMBASSADOR


That this House:

(1) Congratulates Ethan Bellman, of year 6 at Croppa Creek Public School, on being named a Fred Hollows Foundation Ambassador.

(2) Notes that Ethan was one of 68 youngsters honoured with a humanity award at Parliament House

in August.

(3) Commends Ethan on being actively involved with the Croppa Creek community, giving his time to the fire brigade, bowling club, local hall and attending all community meetings to assist and plan the annual event 'A Walk Back in Time', showcasing historical farm machinery and promote the rural farming community.

(4) Recognises Ethan's passion for his local community, voicing concerns to the Council about the

condition of Croppa Creek's main road and road safety for cyclists, now the road is resealed and signs were installed making Ethan's home town a better place to live.


1393 BODY PARTS DISPOSAL INVESTIGATION


That this House:

(1) Expresses tis concern at the discovery of two amputated legs and medical waste at the Summerhill Waste Management Centre in Wallsend.

(2) Calls on the Minister for Health to report to the community the findings of the investigation of

why and how body parts were found at the Wallsend tip.


1394 WOLLONDILLY STORMS

MR JAI ROWELL to move—

That this House:

(1) Congratulates the New South Wales and Federal Governments on declaring a natural disaster after the recent storms in Wollondilly.

(2) Notes that many assets across the region were destroyed and in particular at Broughton Pass.

(3) Notes that the Broughton Pass bridge is an essential link between the communities of Appin and a vital piece of infrastructure for the entire Shire of Wollondilly.

(4) Notes that due to its closure as a result of the bridge collapse many businesses have been affected

due to a lack of access resulting in loss of trade, children need to travel an additional hour each way to access school and residents generally are having to travel even further distances.

(5) Notes that the bridge is a local asset of Wollondilly Shire Council, and under its responsibility.

(6) Thanks the New South Wales and Federal Governments for working with them to ensure disaster relief funding for the bridge is available meaning that cost is not an impediment to the reopening of the bridge.

(7) Understands that estimates by Council to have the bridge reopen may take more than a year.

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(8) Requests that Council review the timeline to see what further steps can be taken to fast track the bridge opening.

(9) Notes the Government's willingness to assist in way it can to help the fast tracking.


1395 SURF LIFESAVING SEASON

MR DAVID HARRIS to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes that the Surf Lifesaving season begins during the September school holidays.

(2) Notes the extremely valuable service that the 129 Surf Life Saving Clubs and their 74,000 members provide to New South Wales.

(3) Reaffirms this House's commitment to supporting surf lifesaving clubs across New South Wales.


1396 TAREE FIRE AND RESCUE


That this House:

(1) Commends the Minister for Emergency Services for helping secure a new hazardous materials tanker for Taree Fire and Rescue Station.

(2) Notes that the Government provided the tanker at a cost of $450,000.

(3) Acknowledges the tireless work conducted by members of Fire and Rescue NSW at Taree and the commitment they have to protecting the community.

(4) Commends the work of Taree Fire Captain, Paul Murray, Taree Station Commander, Peter Willard

and Fire and Rescue NSW Superintendent Stephen Hirst.

(5) Pays tribute to the retiring Fire and Rescue NSW Superintendent David Gray, who up until recently held the role now filled by Superintendent Stephen Hirst.


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ORDERS OF THE DAY—COMMITTEE REPORTS

1 Report of the Legislation Review Committee entitled “Legislation Review Digest No. 25/56”, dated 20

September 2016. (Tabled 20 September 2016).

COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATIONS REQUIRING GOVERNMENT RESPONSE (standing order 303A)—

Date Tabled Committee Report Title Date Due

23 June 2016 Legislative Assembly

Committee on Investment,

Industry and Regional

Development Committee

Management of Sharks in New South Wales

Waters

23 December

2016

23 June 2016 Joint Standing Committee on

Electoral Matters

Inquiry into the Final Report of the Expert Panel

– Political Donations and the Government’s

Response

23 December

2016

13 September 2016 Joint Standing Committee on

the Office of the Valuer-

General

Report on the Tenth General Meeting with the

Valuer General

13 March

2017

PETITIONS SIGNED BY 500 OR MORE PERSONS REQUIRING MINISTERIAL RESPONSE

Date Lodged Member Petition Title Minister Responsible Written

Response Due

14 September

2016

Mr Jamie Parker Reinstatement of the Councils of

Great Lakes, Greater Taree and

Gloucester Shire

Mr Paul Toole 19 October

2016

15 September

2016

Mr Alex Greenwich Public Housing in Millers Point,

Dawes Point and The Rocks

Mr Brad Hazzard 20 October

2016

PETITIONS SIGNED BY 10,000 OR MORE PERSONS FOR DISCUSSION AND REQUIRING

MINISTERIAL RESPONSE

Date Lodged

Member Petition Title Minister

Responsible

Written

Response Due

Discussion

Date

23 August

2016

Mr Damien

Tudehope

Safe Schools Coalition

Program

Mr Adrian Piccoli 27 September

2016

22 September

2016

25 August

2016

Mr Alex

Greenwich

National Art School Mr Adrian Piccoli 29 September

2016

13 October

2016

RONDA MILLER

Clerk of the Legislative Assembly

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Authorised by the Parliament of New South Wales

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