Notices of Motion No. 36, Friday 26 May 2000

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SECOND SESSION OF THE FIFTY-SECOND PARLIAMENT

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NOTICES OF MOTIONS

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ORDERS OF THE DAY

No. 36

FRIDAY 26 May 2000

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MATTER OF PUBLIC IMPORTANCE

GOVERNMENT BUSINESS

1	(i) Appropriation Bill.	Cognate bills; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Carr, “That these bills be now read a second time” (from 23 May 2000—Mr Crittenden).
	(ii) Appropriation (Parliament) Bill.
	(iii) Appropriation (Special Offices) Bill.
	(iv) Appropriation (Further Budget Variations) Bill.
	(v) State Revenue Legislation Amendment Bill.
	(vi) Unclaimed Money Amendment Bill.

†2 Legal Profession Amendment (Mortgage Practices) Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Whelan, “That this bill be now read a second time” (from 24 May 2000—Mr Hartcher).

†3 Motor Accidents Compensation Amendment (Medical Assessments) Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Whelan, “That this bill be now read a second time” (from 24 May 2000—Mr Hartcher).

†4 Anti-Discrimination Amendment (Carers' Responsibilities) Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Whelan, “That this bill be now read a second time” (from 25 May 2000—Mr Tink).

5 Summary Offences Amendment Bill; consideration of Legislative Council amendment (Mr Whelan).

6 Environmental Planning and Assessment Amendment (Affordable Housing) Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Dr Refshauge, “That this bill be now read a second time” (from 24 May 2000—Mr R. H. L. Smith).

7 State Emergency and Rescue Management Amendment Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Debus, “That this bill be now read a second time” (from 24 May 2000—Mr R. H. L. Smith).

† Bill forwarded from the Legislative Council

GENERAL BUSINESS

NOTICES OF MOTIONS (for Bills)—

1 Mr ARMSTRONG to move—

That leave be given to bring in a bill for an Act to amend the Pay-roll Tax Act 1971 to grant exemptions from payment of pay-roll tax in relation to employees of country businesses.

(Pay-roll Tax Amendment (Country Employment) Bill).

(Notice given 4 April 2000)

2 Mr HUMPHERSON to move—

That leave be given to bring in a bill for an Act to preserve the Mona Vale Road Bushland Corridor; and for other purposes.

(Mona Vale Road Bushland Corridor Preservation Bill).

(Notice given 4 May 2000)

ORDERS OF THE DAY (for Bills)—

1 Technical and Further Education Commission Amendment (Consultation Procedures) Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Barr, “That this bill be now read a second time” (from 6 April 2000—Mr Hazzard—speaking).

2 Wilderness Amendment (Private Property Rights) Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Webb, “That this bill be now read a second time” (from 6 April 2000—Mr Yeadon).

3 Cross-Border Commission Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr D. L. Page, “That this bill be now read a second time” (from 13 April 2000—Mr Stewart).

4 Freedom of Information Amendment (Open and Accountable Government) Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mrs Chikarovksi, “That this bill be now read a second time” (from 5 May 2000am—Mr Stewart).

ORDERS OF THE DAY (General Orders)—

1 Metropolitan Area Aboriginal Lands Council; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Humpherson—

That this House:

(from 13 April 2000—Ms Nori).

2 Hole in the Ozone Layer over Antarctica; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Ms Seaton—

That this House notes:

(from 14 April 2000 pm—Mr Hartcher).

3 Seaforth TAFE; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Barr—

That this House:

(3) Condemns the Federal Government for its lack of commitment and funding to TAFE.

(from 14 April 2000 pm—Mr Hartcher).

4 Capital Works Expenditure in Hornsby; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr O'Doherty—

“That this House”:

(1) Notes the Premier’s response to my letter of 3 February concerning the lack of any significant capital works expenditure in Hornsby; and

(2) Calls on the Government to give Hornsby a fair go.

Upon which Mr Ashton moved, That all words after “That this House” be deleted and insert instead:

(1) Notes the State Government’s commitment to capital works spending as a means of improving government services, creating jobs and strengthening the State’s economy.

(2) Commends the Carr Government for ensuring a fair share for all of New South Wales.

(from 5 May 2000pm—Mr O'Farrell—speaking).

NOTICES OF MOTIONS (General Notices)—

1 Mr O’FARRELL to move—

That this House notes the statement made in the Legislative Council on 8 September 1999 by the Hon Edward Moses Obeid concerning his involvement with Hapgeti Pty Ltd and the Australian Securities and Investment Commission and his Parliamentary pecuniary interests disclosure.

(Notice given 9 September 1999)

2 Mr O’FARRELL to move—

That this House notes:

(Notice given 14 September 1999)

3 Mr HAZZARD to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 15 September 1999)

4 Mrs CHIKAROVSKI to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 16 September 1999)

5 Mr ARMSTRONG to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 16 September 1999)

6 Mr HAZZARD to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 16 September 1999)

7 Mrs SKINNER to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 23 September 1999)

8 Mr HAZZARD to move—

That this House calls on the Government to accept donations of computers into New South Wales from private donors, where these computers will be used to promote rehabilitation of inmates and to reduce the rate of recidivism.

(Notice given 23 September 1999)

9 Mr STONER to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 23 September 1999)

10 Mrs SKINNER to move—

`That this House:

(Notice given 23 September 1999)

C11 Mr BARR to move—

(1) That a Joint Select Committee be appointed to inquire into and report upon the Land and Environment Court Act 1979 and related matters, including but not limited to:

(a) The constitution of the Court, and in particular:

(b) The jurisdiction of the Court, and in particular:

(d) The adversarial nature of the Court, and whether the applicability of any other judicial models to the types of disputes which fall within the jurisdiction of the Court;

(2) That the committee shall consist of:

(3) That notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the standing orders the time and place of the first meeting of the committee shall be fixed by the Clerk of the Legislative Assembly.

(4) That the committee have leave to sit during the sittings or any adjournment of either or both Houses; to adjourn from place to place; to make visits of inspection within New South Wales and other States and territories of Australia; and have power to take evidence and to send for persons, papers, records and things; and to report from time to time.

(5) That at any meeting of the committee five members shall constitute a quorum.

(6) That should either or both Houses stand adjourned and the committee agree to any report before the Houses resume sitting:

(Notice given 23 September 1999)

12 Mr ARMSTRONG to move—

That this House objects to delays in bringing certain persons charged with drug offences in the Young District before the courts.

(Notice given 23 September 1999)

13 Mr PICCOLI to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes:

(a) the stance of the Government over the issue of fuel prices;

(Notice given 23 September 1999)

14 Mrs SKINNER to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 23 September 1999)

15 Mr HAZZARD to move—

That this House calls on the Government to abolish SEPP 5 because of its impact on Manly, Warringah, Pittwater and Ku-ring-gai and other environmentally sensitive areas to ensure it no longer permits medium density development under the guise of aged and disabled housing.

(Notice given 23 September 1999)

16 Mr SOURIS to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes:

(Notice given 20 October 1999)

17 Mr SLACK-SMITH to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes:

(2) Calls on the Minister for Agriculture to explain the delay in introducing and enacting appropriate legislation.
(Notice given 20 October 1999)

18 Mrs SKINNER to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 21 October 1999)

19 Mr SLACK-SMITH to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 21 October 1999)

20 Mr ARMSTRONG to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 21 October 1999)

21 Mr O’FARRELL to move—

That this House notes with concern the effect of the Government’s increase in transport fares upon Australia’s inflation rate.

(Notice given 27 October 1999)

22 Mr HAZZARD to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 28 October 1999)

23 Mr OAKESHOTT to move—

That this House notes:

(Notice given 28 October 1999)

24 Mrs CHIKAROVSKI to move—

That this House notes that the people of New South Wales were deceived in the allocation of Olympic tickets and calls on the Premier to demonstrate the leadership expected of his office of Premier and that he state his position on the allocation of tickets.

(Notice given 9 November 1999)

25 Ms SEATON to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes in relation to Bowral Hospital:

(a) the State Government’s failure:

(2) Condemns the Minister for Health for his neglect of health services in the Southern Highlands electorate.
(Notice given 9 November 1999)

26 Mrs SKINNER to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 9 November 1999)

27 Mr HAZZARD to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 9 November 1999)

28 Mrs SKINNER to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 9 November 1999)

29

Mr O’DOHERTY to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 10 November 1999)

30 Mr TINK to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes:

(a) the Auditor-General’s finding that tenders of $5.8 million were accepted for Ashfield Police station just six weeks prior to the election without appropriate Treasury or Budget Committee approval;

(2) Calls on the Minister for Police to table all documents relating to the pre-election fast-tracking of Ashfield Police station in his electorate.
(Notice given 10 November 1999)

31 Mr FRASER to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 10 November 1999)

32 Mr ARMSTRONG to move—

That this House calls on the Government to amend the acts and regulations concerning the tail tagging of cattle to provide:

(Notice given 10 November 1999)

33 Mr FRASER to move—

That this House:

(3) Calls on the Government to abolish all debt in the Northern Rivers Area Health Service and to immediately increase funding to avert a health crisis on the North Coast of New South Wales.
(Notice given 10 November 1999)

34 Mr STONER to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes:

(2) Calls on the Government to abolish all debt in the Mid North Coast Area Health Service and to immediately increase funding to avert a health crisis on the Mid North Coast of New South Wales.
(Notice given 10 November 1999)

35 Mr FRASER to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes:

(Notice given 11 November 1999)

37 Mr FRASER to move—

That this House:

(2) Condemns the Minister for Local Government, Regional Development and Rural Affairs for failing to stop the Minister for Transport from cutting two Countrylink jobs at Grafton.
(Notice given 11 November 1999)

38 Mr WEBB to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes:

(Notice given 11 November 1999)

39 Mr PICCOLI to move—

That this House:

(3) Calls on the Government to advise how many positions remain unfilled in regional New South Wales and how much money the Government has saved as a result of the Premier’s public service staff freeze.
(Notice given 11 November 1999)

40 Ms HODGKINSON to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 11 November 1999)

41

Mr FRASER to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 11 November 1999)

42 Mr GEORGE to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 11 November 1999)

43 Mr WEBB to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes:

(e) the complete failure of Country Labor to identify these problems and influence the Government to immediately address the shortcomings.

(2) Calls on the Government to immediately increase funding to adequate levels for the Southern Area Health Service and abolish the outstanding debt, to avert a health crisis in Queanbeyan and Monaro.
(Notice given 11 November 1999)

44 Mr STONER to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes:

(2) Condemns the Government for ignoring social problems emanating from regional New South Wales.
(Notice given 16 November 1999)

45 Mr J.H. TURNER to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes:

(2) Calls on the Government, in light of the Auditor-Generals report which shows the Mid North Coast timber industry will have to be compensated millions of dollars because of the flawed methodology used by the Government, to immediately review the Mid North Coast Regional Forest Agreement.
(Notice given 16 November 1999)

46 Mr SLACK-SMITH to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes:

(2) Calls on the Minister for Police to immediately take steps to allow people to walk the streets and conduct their businesses in safety.
(Notice given 16 November 1999)

47 Mr D.L. PAGE to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes:

(a) the imminent loss of jobs from the Bathurst Land and Information Centre;

(b) the Minister for Information Technology, Energy, Forestry and Western Sydney does not make people redundant, he restructures them.

(Notice given 16 November 1999)

48 Mr FRASER to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes:

(2) Condemns the Government for risking the disease free status of the beef industry on the North Coast by imposing the massive veterinary laboratory fee increases.
(Notice given 16 November 1999)

49 Mr OAKESHOTT to move—

That this House:

(8) Celebrates the depth of talent in all sports in New South Wales today.
(Notice given 16 November 1999)

50 Ms HODGKINSON to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 16 November 1999)

51 Mr GEORGE to move—

That this House:

(3) Condemns the Government for removing jobs and wages from Grafton.
(Notice given 16 November 1999)

52 Mr WEBB to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes:

(2) Calls on the Member for Murray-Darling and the Government to immediately address the growing crisis in the New South Wales school system.
(Notice given 16 November 1999)

53 Mr PICCOLI to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes:

(2) Calls on the Government to immediately fix the crisis in the New South Wales school system and restore morale in New South Wales schools.
(Notice given 16 November 1999)

54 Mr J.H. TURNER to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 16 November 1999)

55 Mr STONER to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 16 November 1999)

56 Mr R.W. TURNER to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 16 November 1999)

57 Mr ARMSTRONG to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 16 November 1999)

58 Mr O’DOHERTY to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 17 November 1999)

59 Mr R.H.L. SMITH to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes a meeting of Shoalhaven teachers at the Bomaderry Bowling Club where the Member for South Coast:

(2) Notes the meeting’s establishment of a group called STRAWS (Shoalhaven Teachers Rallying Against Wayne Smith) to actively campaign against the Member.

(3) Calls upon the Member for South Coast to stand up for local teachers and effectively fight against the unreasonable actions of the Minister for Education and Training.
(Notice given 17 November 1999)

60 Mr J.H. TURNER to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes:

(Notice given 17 November 1999)

61 Mr FRASER to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes:

(a) the failure of the Country Labor Party to secure adequate funding for the most basic requirements of regional hospitals and health services; and

(b) the recent comments by the Chairman of the Government’s committee investigating the need for multi-purpose centres in rural areas that the hospitals in many country towns were being held together only by paint.

(Notice given 17 November 1999)

62

Mr R.H.L. SMITH to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes:

(2) Calls on the Government to take action to ensure that doctors’ VMO payments and local creditors are paid promptly and without unnecessary delay.
(Notice given 17 November 1999)

63 Ms HODGKINSON to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes:

(2) Contrasts the Rural Fire Services’ refusal to legally represent volunteer bush fire fighters, with the Treasurer expending $500,000 of taxpayers’ money in legal battles trying to halt the tabling of documents in the Legislative Council.
(Notice given 17 November 1999)

64 Mr GEORGE to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes:

(2) Condemns the Sydney centric Country Labor party for failing to support electricity workers and for failing to guarantee job security of the thousands of workers employed by the power industry in rural and regional New South Wales.
(Notice given 17 November 1999)

65 Mr ARMSTRONG to move—

That:

(Notice given 17 November 1999)

66 Mr WEBB to move—

That, in relation to the lost snow boarders, this House:

(Notice given 17 November 1999)

67 Mr R.H.L. SMITH to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 17 November 1999)

68 Mr SLACK-SMITH to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes:

(2) Calls on the Government to abolish all debt in regional Area Health Services and to immediately increase funding to avert the impending health crisis in rural and regional New South Wales.
(Notice given 17 November 1999)

69 Mr R.W. TURNER to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes:

(2) Calls on the Government to honour its promise that no regional hospitals would be closed or downgraded and to stop destroying health services in rural and regional communities.
(Notice given 17 November 1999)

70

Mr STONER to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 17 November 1999)

71 Mr OAKESHOTT to move—

That this House notes the disappointment of the organisers of the Little Athletics State Championships to be held on 18-19 March 2000 at being asked to pay $60,000 to conduct the event at Stadium Australia.

(Notice given 17 November 1999)

72 Mr BROGDEN to move—

That this House notes the Premier’s statement in the House encouraging citizens of Sydney to stay at home on New Year’s Eve.

(Notice given 17 November 1999)

73 Mr PICCOLI to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes:

(c) that due to the tyranny of distance the entire southern region of the State will be totally under resourced during the Christmas/New Year period.

(2) Calls on the Minister for Health to work with the National Party in ensuring that the Southern Region is adequately resourced during the Christmas/New Year period, so that any potential tragedies are averted.

(3) Condemns the Sydney centric Labor Party for allowing this situation to develop in regional New South Wales and for failing to get from the Government a fair share of health funding for regional communities.
(Notice given 17 November 1999)

74 Mr HAZZARD to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 17 November 1999)

75 Mr ARMSTRONG to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes:

(2) Calls on the Premier to abandon SLAC and show some leadership to sort out the rash of disputes plaguing New South Wales under his Government.
(Notice given 17 November 1999)

76

Mr FRASER to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes a letter sent to the Minister for Health by Dr William Ross entitled, “Thursday, 11 November 1999 - A Day to Remember”.

(2) Notes the claims by Dr William Ross that on the 11 November 1999:

(a) elective operating list at Coffs Harbour Base Hospital had been cancelled;

(Notice given 18 November 1999)

77 Mr R.H.L. SMITH to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 18 November 1999)

78 Mr ARMSTRONG to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 18 November 1999)

79 Ms HODGKINSON to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 18 November 1999)

80 Mr STONER to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 18 November 1999)

81 Dr KERNOHAN to move—

That this House calls on the Minister for Health to provide sufficient funding to restore testing of all kindergarten aged children for vision and hearing problems.

(Notice given 18 November 1999)

82 Mr R.H.L. SMITH to move—

That this House:

(3) Condemns the Member for South Coast on this issue for his failure to once mention the urgent need for upgrading Milton Hospital.
(Notice given 18 November 1999)

83 Mr FRASER to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 18 November 1999)

84 Mr WEBB to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 18 November 1999)

85

Mr STONER to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 18 November 1999)

86 Mr R.W. TURNER to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 18 November 1999)

87 Mr D.L. PAGE to move—

That this House calls on the Member for Murray-Darling to join with the New South Wales National Party in lobbying the Minister for Land and Water Conservation to extend the “West 2000” program by providing additional funding when the program concludes halfway through next year.

(Notice given 18 November 1999)

88 Mr PICCOLI to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 18 November 1999)

89 Mr ARMSTRONG to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 18 November 1999)

90

Mr SLACK-SMITH to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 18 November 1999)

91 Mr OAKESHOTT to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 18 November 1999)

92 Mr SOURIS to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 18 November 1999)

93 Mr HAZZARD to move—

That this House:

(Notice given 18 November 1999)

94 Mr HICKEY to move—

That this House:

(1) Condemn the Member for Upper Hunter and Leader of the National Party for his continued silence on rural and regional issues, particularly, Telstra Service; Mudgee Hospital; GST on Petrol Prices, Caravan Parks and livestock; and natural disaster funding for far west and northwest farmers.

(2) Congratulate him for supporting Country Labor’s plan to stop the Federal Government’s plan to force regional airlines to Bankstown airport.

(3) Expresses concern about his reported plan to bus 1.2 million migrants to rural and regional NSW.

(4) Notes the importance of country Members of Parliament speaking out for their community.
(Notice given 4 April 2000)

95 Mr STONER to move—

That this House:

(1) Condemns the lack of response by the Treasurer and Minister for Roads to urgent requests for funding to repair flood damaged roads made by Mid North Coast Councils, including the Nambucca and Kempsey Shire Councils, in July 1999 and on several occasions since.

(2) Notes the contrast of this inaction to the disaster declaration made by the Minister for Agriculture in respect of the July 1999 floods on the Mid North Coast, and the immediate road funding provided to the Far West of the State following recent flooding in that part of NSW.

(3) Calls on the Premier to immediately provide the necessary funding to these councils to repair roads extensively damaged in the July 1999 floods.
(Notice given 4 April 2000)

96 Mr ARMSTRONG to move—

That this House:

(1) Congratulates the Royal Agricultural Society of New South Wales on its initiative in bringing the country to the city with its Man from Snowy River promotion a feature at the Year 2000 Royal Easter Show commencing 14 April 2000.

(2) Further congratulates the Royal Agricultural Society on the magnificent country parade happening in the streets of Sydney on 5 April 2000.

(3) Calls on the Parliament to extend every best wish for a successful end of the century Royal Easter Show, marking the fact that the Royal Agricultural Society is arguably Australia’s oldest continuous voluntary organisation which will have bridged three centuries as it moves through this Year 2000 Royal Easter Show.
(Notice given 5 April 2000)

97 Mr FRASER to move—

That this House:

(1) Calls on the Premier to declare whether he supports the 5 April 2000 announcement of the UN’s Narcotics Control Boards visit later in April 2000, to investigate heroin shooting galleries in New South Wales.

(2) Notes the Government’s support for UN intervention on other issues in other jurisdictions.
(Notice given 5 April 2000)

98 Mr STONER to move—

That this House:

(1) Note the anguish caused to New South Wales dairy farmers and their communities by this Government’s commitment to de-regulate their industry.

(2) Note that the stress and uncertainty surrounding de-regulation of the dairy industry has regrettably contributed to the suicide of at least 2 dairy farmers in this state.

(3) Condemns the response to this anguish by the Minister for Agriculture, in claiming that the Fresh Schools Milk Program was under threat due to unwillingness by dairy farmers to continue to fund it.

(4) Note the dismissal of this inaccurate claim by the Managing Director of New South Wales’s largest dairy processing co-operative.
(Notice given 5 April 2000)

99 Mr ARMSTRONG to move—

That where the State Government makes funding available for State Development projects, it guarantees the productivity from the establishment, construction and bringing to fruition of such projects remains preferably within the State of New South Wales but most certainly within Australia.

(Notice given 5 April 2000)

100 Mr BARR to move—

That this House:

(1) Condemns Northern Area Health’s closure, in January 2000, of the Manly Hospital Paediatrics Ward.

(2) Calls on the Government to:

(Notice given 5 April 2000)

101 Mr WEBB to move—

That this House:

(3) Notes that contact between parents and their children while they are at school is non existent during power outages.

(4) Act to remove the discriminatory “Supply” charge imposed on some consumers.
(Notice given 5 April 2000)

102

Mr HUMPHERSON to move—

That this House notes the Labor Party Branch stacking in the Parramatta electorate by the Minister for Transport in support of his staff member Liz McNamara.

(Notice given 6 April 2000)

103 Ms SEATON to move—

That this House notes:

(1) The dedication of the Korean National War Memorial in Canberra on 18 April.

(2) The significant contribution made by Australian servicemen and women to the preservation of freedom in the Republic of South Korea.
(3) The deaths of 339 Australians in the course of action between 1950 –1953.

(4) And affirms our appreciation of the sacrifices made by the Royal Australian Airforce, Royal Australian Navy and Australian Army in that conflict, and the contribution of the people of New South Wales to that National Memorial, and commends the Committee for their vision and dedication in creating this memorial.
(Notice given 6 April 2000)

104 Mr FRASER to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes that post the Olympic Games the Minister for the Olympics will be a Minister without Portfolio.

(2) Notes that because of the Minister for the Olympics seniority he will be given a senior replacement portfolio.

(3) Notes that Olympic Roads and Transport Authority is currently under the control of the Minister for the Olympics.

(4) Notes the Minister for Roads and Transport believes he is doing a good job.

(5) Calls on the Premier to replace the current Minister for Roads and Transport with the Minister for the Olympics forthwith.
(Notice given 6 April 2000)

105 Mr RICHARDSON to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes the anti-graffiti package outlined by the Premier in this House on 6 April 2000.

(2) Calls on the Premier to explain how banning the sale of spray paint cans to under 16 year olds will be of benefit given that 90 per cent of the spray cans used by graffitists are stolen.

(3) Calls on the Premier to expand on his proposal to insert a whistle into spraycans.

(4) Expresses its concern at the likely effect of this noise on the neighbours of legitimate users of spraycans.

(5) Calls on the Government to make a genuine attempt to stem the scourge of graffiti by re-establishing the Police Graffiti Task Force and by legislating to lock up spray cans in stores.

(Notice given 11 April 2000)

106 Mr FRASER to move—

That this House

(1) Notes that the small community of Fords Bridge in the Murray-Darling Electorate may soon be without a pub, which will mean a drive of 100km to Bourke just to get a beer.

(2) Notes that unless someone can be found to run the town’s pub at a profit, the pub’s Sydney owners will transfer the licence.

(3) Notes that the Member for Murray-Darling could turn around the pub’s fortunes and save the pub by lobbying for a community licence.

(4) Calls on the Member for Murray-Darling to do all he can to ensure that no one in his electorate has to drive 100km just to get a beer.

(Notice given 11 April 2000)

107 Mr STONER to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes that consumers serviced by Northpower in the Dungowan and Wooloomin communities have reported as many as 10 power blackouts in the last month.

(2) Notes that Northpower’s response to community anger at continued poor service is to claim that the persistent blackouts are ‘frustrating’.

(3) Notes that blackouts and poor customer service are now a way of life for many rural power users.

(4) Calls on the Government to hold an independent inquiry into the cost of connecting to the energy grids, the persistent power failures and poor customer service for power users in rural and regional New South Wales.

(Notice given 11 April 2000)

108 Mr O'FARRELL to move—

That this House:

(1) Condemns the Minister for Transport for misleading the public, commuters and members of this House by claiming, during Question Time on 11 April 2000, that the Special Commission of Inquiry into the Glenbrook Rail Accident would be examining rail safety issues which extend beyond the causes of that rail accident.

(2) Notes that Justice McInerney’s terms of reference and letters patent clearly state that his brief allows him to only enquire into matters arising out of Glenbrook.

(3) Notes that a wider inquiry into safety matters would require new terms of reference for the Special Commission – something which neither the Minister nor Government have yet initiated.

(4) Calls on the Minister for Transport to apologise for again deliberately misleading people over rail issues.

(5) Calls on Labor MLCs to note the Minister’s lack of veracity on these issues and to support Opposition efforts to establish public inquiry into rail services in NSW.

(Notice given 12 April 2000)

109 Mr OAKESHOTT to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes the Government’s 1995 election promise to closely monitor price movements in particular at retail outlets in regard to rural NSW.

(2) Notes the Government’s 1999 election promise to control the price of automotive fuel and associated products at uniform levels throughout the state.

(3) Acknowledges the Federal Government’s fuel subsidy for regional and rural service station operations in NSW.

(4) Calls on the NSW Government to now acknowledge that a subsidy scheme for rural and regional areas on fuel costs can be successfully established and administered.

(5) Calls on the NSW Government to run a similar subsidy scheme at a state level to assist the Federal Government to provide much needed assistance to regional motorists.

(Notice given 12 April 2000)

110

Mr HAZZARD to move—

That this House:

(1) Acknowledges that the review of Manly High School will hopefully be released later today or tomorrow.

(2) Expresses the NSW Opposition’s support for the students and staff of Manly High School.

(3) Calls on the Government to give a major funding boost to the school to provide a school multi-purpose building and to bring its physical surroundings up to a good standard and to acknowledge that the current Government response offering $1 million over five years is completely inadequate.

(4) Notes that the Government risks even more stress and torment for the young lives being moulded at Manly High School if the government does not ensure improvement to the school’s physical environment occurs contemporaneously with the implementation of the recommendations of the review committee.

(Notice given 12 April 2000)

111 Mr FRASER to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes the representations of Country Labor members to the Member for Coffs Harbour requesting that he inform Country Labor Branches of all Government Ministerial visits.

(2) Notes the confirmation by Maureen Byrne, Secretary of the Urunga Branch of the Country Labor Party that the NSW National Party has a strangle hold on the mid-north coast.

(3) Notes Ms Byrne’s frustration and anger at receiving information about Government Ministers’ visits second hand, which does not allow local ALP Branches to organise a welcoming gathering.

(4) Calls on the Premier to end the secrecy surrounding Ministers’ visits to rural and regional NSW, by informing local National Party Members of Parliament of Ministerial visits so they too can organise a welcoming gathering.

(Notice given 12 April 2000)

112 Ms HODGKINSON to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes with concern that a power pole which fell down in the Adjungbilly area and started a bushfire was last inspected and passed as safe by Great Southern Energy three years ago in 1997.

(2) Notes that the accepted industry practice for power pole inspection cycles is 4 and a half years.

(3) Acknowledges the threat to supply and safety caused by this practice.

(4) Acknowledges that an inspection of the aforementioned power pole revealed it was infested with white ants.

(5) Condemns the Government for failing to adopt world best practice and internationally recognised testing procedures for power poles in this State.

(6) Voices concern at Government directions to cut maintenance costs in the State owned electricity distributors.

(Notice given 12 April 2000)

113 Mr STONER to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes the action of the Kempsey District Hospital Medical Staff Council in preparing a submission to the Department of Health for the restoration of acute services to Level 3 District Hospital standard.

(2) Notes the comment by the Secretary of the Kempsey Medical Staff Council that Kempsey Hospital is being downgraded by stealth.

(3) Notes the increased demand on Kempsey District Hospital resulting from the new correctional facility at Kempsey.

(4) Calls on the Minister for Health to immediately reinstate resident surgeons and upgrade surgery and emergency services at Kempsey District Hospital.

(Notice given 12 April 2000)

114 Mr HUMPHERSON to move—

That this House notes the recent formation of the Terrigal faction under the sponsorship of the Minister for Transport and invites the Premier to elaborate on his carpetting of the Member for Fairfield for convening their meeting on Sunday 2 April.

(Notice given 12 April 2000)

115 Mr PICCOLI to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes that in a recent visit to the South-west of the State, the Police Commissioner refused to meet with Police officers from Griffith who have started work bans.

(2) Notes that work bans are in place because the Minister for Police failed to deliver on a promise made by his Police Commissioner that extra police officers would be stationed in Griffith by March.

(3) Calls on the Minister for Police to honour his promise to recruit an additional 2100 police officers and to honour the promise made by the Commissioner for Police to station extra police in Griffith by March 2000.

(4) Notes that for the last two weeks Griffith has had more RTA officers harassing innocent rice farmers during harvest than police officers harassing criminals.

(Notice given 12 April 2000)

116 Mr R. W. TURNER to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes the Community Services Commission’s description of the lack of support for vulnerable families in Dubbo as appalling.

(2) Notes the Commission has warned that unless more qualified carers can be found to prop up the system, long-term community problems will get out of control.

(3) Notes that in the last couple of years the number of children in foster care in the Orana and far west region has soared to 370.

(4) Notes the case of an 11 year old child who has been shunted between 14 foster homes within the Orana region.

(5) Notes that according to the Commissioner, Mr Robert Fitzgerald, “the current system is under enormous strain, in Dubbo you’ve got circumstances where neglect is occurring but the department is unable to investigate because of a lack of resources”.

(6) Condemns the Premier for being more interested in the colour schemes of units in Sydney than he is in the welfare and safety of disadvantaged children under the care of Department of Community Services.

(Notice given 12 April 2000)

117 Mr J. H. TURNER to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes that the Minister for Roads, on 7 September 1999, stated that in relation to the testing for the impact of wire rope barriers on motorcyclists, that:

“Testing for Motorcycle impacts is not done for any roadside structures, including wire rope barriers, as there are no meaningful test criteria available to use.”
(2) Notes that there are numerous motorcycle organisations, including the Motorcycle Council of NSW, who are deeply concerned about the continued installation of wire rope barriers as a cheap form of preventative crash barriers for light vehicles.

(3) Notes that the Minister for Roads has refused to commission an independent authority to devise tests to determine the dangers of these wire rope barriers to motorcyclists, should they collide with them.

(4) Calls on the Minister for Roads and the RTA to conduct research into devising some form of crash test so that the dangers of these wire rope barriers to motorcyclists can be determined.

(Notice given 13 April 2000)

118 Ms HODGKINSON to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes that historic railway locomotive, the 1307 is to be officially handed over to the Yass Railway Museum on Saturday 15 April 2000.

(2) Congratulates the members of the Australian Railway Historical Society for their dedicated efforts to get the 1307 to Yass.

(3) Acknowledges the value of the extensive cosmetic restoration work on the 1307 undertaken by volunteers at the Yass Railway Museum.

(Notice given 13 April 2000)

119 Mr STONER to move—

That this House:

(1) Note the unfortunate occurrence of a severe heart attack at South West Rocks on 5 April 2000.

(2) Note the failure of the First Responded Unit at South West Rocks to respond to this medical emergency.

(3) Note the 45 minute wait endured by a critically ill man for an ambulance from Kempsey.

(4) Note the request by the South West Rocks community in February for return of the balance of the proceeds of the sale of their former ambulance station so they can build their own ambulance station.

(5) Calls on the Minister for Health to immediately establish an ambulance station at South West Rocks.

(Notice given 13 April 2000)

120

Mr J. H. TURNER to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes the acrimony between the Lake Macquarie Council and Local Government Minister over plans for a main street program in Belmont.

(2) Notes that despite Council having yet to submit a formal application for funding of its main street program the Minister has already confirmed in writing to the Council that he will not support the project.

(3) Notes the comments of councillors who described the comments by the Minister as mischievous and confusing and a classic case of “Yes Minister”.

(4) Calls on the Minister to explain why he is perverting the integrity of the approval process for the main street program.

(Notice given 13 April 2000)

121 Mr STONER to move—

That this House:

(1) Note the statement in this House on 5 April 2000 by the Minister for Police that, “New South Wales has record numbers of police officers”.

(2) Note the front page report in the Guardian News dated 6 April 2000 stating that “Nambucca Valley is to lose more than half its police force to the Olympic Games …. leaving just nine officers to cope with all the crime calls in the Valley”.

(3) Note the statement attributed to a local Senior Sargent that delays in response times could be up to 24 hours.

(4) Calls on the Minister for Police to move some of his record numbers of police officers to cover this severe staff shortage in the Nambucca Valley.

(Notice given 13 April 2000)

122 Mr SLACK-SMITH to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes the Coalition’s policy to expand Seniors’ and Pensioners’ travel concessions to include all rural areas.

(2) Notes that residents of Sydney, Wollongong and Newcastle have access to $1.00 and $2.00 Pensioner Excursion tickets for travel on Cityrail and state Transit services.

(3) Notes the discriminatory policy of the Government against country NSW which limits the Countrylink Pensioner Excursion ticket to a distance of 129 kilometres.

(4) Notes that residents of Nyngan cannot access the $2.00 Countrylink Pensioner Excursion ticket to travel to the nearest city, Dubbo, because it is 30 kilometres outside the limit.

(5) Calls on the Government to adopt the Coalition’s policy and extend the Countrylink Pensioner Excursion ticket to cover all rural areas.

(6) Calls on the Government to adopt the recommendations as set out in the NSW National Party’s submission to the Public Transport Authority on Public Transport Concessions.

(Notice given 13 April 2000)

123 Mr STONER to move—

That this House:

(1) Commends the annual National Aboriginal Rugby League Association (NARLA) football competition, which provides a significant economic boost to regional centres in which it is held.

(2) Notes the loss of the October long weekend NARLA competition to first Nambucca Heads and then Dubbo, due to a shortage of police during the Olympics.

(3) Calls upon the Ministers for Sport and Recreation, Aboriginal Affairs and Regional Development to lobby the Minister for Police to restore police numbers to Nambucca Heads to enable the NARLA competition to proceed.

(Notice given 2 May 2000)

124 Mr MAGUIRE to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes repeat killer Matthew James Harris was sentenced to 40 years goal with a minimum of 25 years non-parol for the murders of Ronald Galvin, Yvonne Ford and Peter Wennerbom.

(2) Notes that repeat killer Matthew James Harris in a police record of interview said “… to murder and to keep murdering and to get away with it was an achievement …I’d still be going if I hadn’t been caught.”

(3) Notes that the minimum 25 years backdated to when he was taken into custody would make the said Matthew James Harris eligible for parole on 30 November 2023.

(4) Acknowledges those sentences, such as the one given to repeat killer Matthew James Harris, are far too lenient.

(5) Urges the Carr Government to implement tougher and consistent sentencing guidelines for murderers and repeat killers in New South Wales such as Matthew James Harris.

(6)

(Notice given 2 May 2000)

125 Ms HODGKINSON to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes the concern that the people of Batlow have for the future prosperity of their town and district.

(2) Acknowledges negative impact on businesses in Batlow and indeed regional NSW by the Government’s payroll tax regime and crippling workers compensation premiums.

(3) Calls on the Government to look beyond the Sydney basin and secure the future of Batlow and rural towns like it.

(Notice given 3 May 2000)

126 Mr STONER to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes the recently released KMPG Population Growth Report which contrasts Sydney’s record growth of 5,000 persons per month with the continuing decline in rural shires such as Warren, which lost 17.4% of its population between 1976 and 1999.

(2) Notes the social, economic and environmental problems caused by this unabated exodus from the bush to the city.

(3) Condemns the Labor Government and its so-called Country Labor faction for its lack of policy and planning to address this most serious issue.

(Notice given 3 May 2000)

127 Mr WEBB to move—

That this House notes:

(1) The public service staff freezes and proportional loss of field positions in the National Parks and Wildlife Service.

(2) The recent extraordinary increase in national park and wilderness areas, the subsequent reduction of forestry equipment and knowledge, and failure to adequately resource new park areas.

(3) The massive build up of forest fuel levels.

(4) The inability of the NPWS to properly carry out hazard reduction and control of bushfires, and the failure of the Government to secure alternate more efficient and effective means of fire management.

(5) The Government’s responsibility for the inevitable major damage, including the loss of property, stock, and native species that will result from future bushfires.

(Notice given 3 May 2000)

128 Mr BROWN to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes the Leader of the Opposition’s concession to raise the need for Federal Government assistance for the Illawarra Advantage Fund with her “mentor”, the Prime Minister.

(2) Requests that the Leader of the Opposition raise with him the massive job losses about to be felt in the bush by Telstra’s decision to cut 10,000 jobs from the heart of rural services.

(3) Requests the Leader of Opposition do all in her power to force her mentor to intervene on rural Australia’s behalf.

(Notice given 3 May 2000)

129 Ms SALIBA to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes the Leader of the Opposition’s concession to raise the need for Federal Government assistance for the Illawarra Advantage Fund with her “mentor”, the Prime Minister.

(2) Requests that the Leader of the Opposition raise with him the appalling damage about to be brought about on caravan park dwellers by the GST and demand that caravan parks be exempt from the full impact of this tax.

(Notice given 3 May 2000)

130 Mrs SKINNER to move—

That this House notes with concern that the Government has:

(1) Failed to do all it can to protect the people of NSW from contracting the deadly legionnaire’s disease;

(2) Prevented the release of the report of the 1996 review undertaken by the Chair of the Australian Standards Committee on Airconditioning which was highly critical of current regulations as being “out of date, misleading, ambiguous and confusing”; and

(3) Refused to update the code of practice and improve regulations regarding the monitoring and auditing, cleaning and maintaining of air conditioners aimed at preventing build up of legionella bacteria.

(Notice given 4 May 2000)

131 Mr GEORGE to move—

That this House calls on the Federal Government to expand the Senate Rural and Regional Affairs and Transport References Committee to include Bovine Johnes Disease.

(Notice given 4 May 2000)

132 Ms SEATON to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes the continuing and unchecked decline of Sydney Harbour into a cesspit for sewerage and stormwater pollution, including allegations that at 10.25pm 3 May 2000 a “putrid smell of raw sewage” emanated from a source in Circular Quay into the harbour.

(2) Calls for a full explanation as to why a pump associated with “The Toaster” building has been pumping 100 litres of effluent every half hour into the harbour since Easter and why the EPA and Sydney Water has not acted earlier.

(3) Calls for a public report of the nature of the effluent.

(4) Notes the failure of the Environment Minister to respond to my calls to fully investigate the intractable faecal coliform problem in Darling Harbour revealed by monthly Harbour Watch statistics.

(5) Notes the admission in Harbour Watch reports that if there is rain in the Olympic Games period the swimming leg of the Olympic Triathlon in Farm Cove would endanger athletes’ health.

(6) Notes the Premier’s failures to actively protect our famous harbour.

(Notice given 4 May 2000)

133 Mr WEBB to move—

That this House notes:

(1) The sad passing of Sir William Keys on 3 May 2000 in Canberra.

(2) That Sir William was the National President of the RSL for ten years serving in New Guinea and Korea, was active in Legacy and instrumental in helping to establish the National Korean War Memorial.

and offers condolences and deepest sympathies to his family.

(Notice given 4 May 2000)

134 Mr GEORGE to move—

That this House condemns the Minister for Agriculture in that his policy of destocking cattle properties for the control of Bovine Johnes Disease does not take into consideration the enormous taxation problem caused by forced sales of cattle creating financial hardship for cattle producers.

(Notice given 4 May 2000)

135 Mr FRASER to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes the political trade-off between the NSW Government and MLC Lee Rhiannon in relation to Brown’s waterhole and the Parramatta Rail Link.

(2) Notes that in return for her support in the Legislative Council for the construction of the Chatswood Parramatta rail link the Government will gazette the water hole as part of the National Park estate.

(3) Calls on the Government to stop doing deals with minority special interest groups without an open and accountable consultation process.

(4) Notes that the Minister for Transport may be in breach of section 8.1 General Nature of Corrupt Conduct, of the ICAC Act, with regard to the dishonest or partial exercise of official functions.

(5) Calls on this House to refer the matter to the Independent Commission Against Corruption.

(Notice given 23 May 2000)

136 Mr WATKINS to move—

That this House:

(1) Acknowledges all the athletes who swam at the swimming trials last week.

(2) Congratulates the 44 swimmers, their coaches and support staff, selected for the 2000 Sydney Olympic games.

(3) Notes that 12 of the 44 selected Olympic swimmers – 27 per cent – are supported by the New South Wales Institute for Sport.

(4) Congratulates the Government on its outstanding support for the Institute since its establishment.

(5) Congratulates those multi-disability swimmers who competed last week and wishes the Paralympic swim team good luck for the Paralympics in October.

(Notice given 23 May 2000)

137 Ms SEATON to move—

That this House notes:

(1) The anger of many teachers in the Southern Highlands about the Education Minister’s refusal to do as he promised and talk to teachers after the election about deserved salary increases.

(2) The failure of the Minister to have the courtesy to answer representations on behalf of teachers at The Oaks, Bargo, Southern Highlands Teachers Association about these promised talks.

(3) The frustration felt by teachers that despite being close to agreement recently on all but three issues, the Government rejected any chance of resolving the dispute.

(4) That casual teachers feel betrayed.

(5) That while the Government has resolved a salary negotiation with Catholic Education sector teachers, it refuses to resolve the public school teachers’ dispute.

(6) That dedicated Federation members at The Oaks school have been forced to circulate information to parents to counteract the Government’s attacks on teachers, including the question “Why is the Government treating public school and college teachers as third rate?”.

(7) Condemns the Government for failure to stand up for teachers, parents and students in public schools.

(Notice given 23 May 2000)

138 Ms SEATON to move—

That this House notes:

(1) The concerns of many people in Exeter about the proposal to extend the local basalt quarry.

(2) Particular concerns of parents of children at the Exeter school who will be as close as 450m from the quarry edge and related blasting activity, dust and noise.

(3) The very strong submission by the Department of School Education to the Commission of Inquiry that the quarry not go ahead due to school related concerns.

(4) The virtual dismissal of this submission in the Commissioner’s recommendation.

And calls on the Minister for Education to stand up for schools and school children by persuading his colleague the Minister for Urban Affairs and Planning to recognise the environmental and safety concerns of Exeter parents.

(Notice given 24 May 2000)

139 Mr D. L. PAGE to move—

That this House notes the comments by the Chair of the NSW Coastal Council Prof. Bruce Thom in the Council’s annual report to Parliament that:

(1) “There is still clearly a need for a transparent whole of government policy on effluent management in coastal NSW”.

(2) The Coastal Policy does not cover the coastal zone from Newcastle to Shellharbour and that this will “continue to create problems”.

(3) There is an on-going need to support and utilise research knowledge about coastal environmental, social and economic processes and that “there is a fear that the long-term investment required in such studies is no longer a priority of government”.

And therefore calls on the Government to address each of these problems highlighted by the Coastal Council as a matter of urgency.

(Notice given 24 May 2000)

140 Ms HODGKINSON to move—

That:

(1) The Government be condemned for:

(a) withdrawing CityRail services from Goulburn for the duration of the Olympic Games;

(b) not considering the ramifications for those physically disabled people the Government will be shunting onto buses instead of trains for the duration of the Olympics; and

(c) not considering the ramifications for those who may be travelling with luggage by shunting them onto buses for the duration of the Olympics.

and that the House note that:

(2) The withdrawal of those train services from Goulburn during the Olympics will also affect tourism to that city during the Olympic Games.

(3) Tourism will also be affected for Canberra bound visitors wishing to stay in Goulburn for the duration of the Games due to the withdrawal of rail services.

(Notice given 24 May 2000)

141 Mr DEBNAM to move—

That in relation to the “$830m of surplus funding in the State Budget”, this House:

(1) Expresses its appreciation to the NSW Treasury Secretary for addressing yesterday’s meeting of the NSW Branch of the Economic Society, where his comments certainly clarified the “political” reasoning behind the Government’s $830 million election year slush fund.

(2) Expresses its appreciation to the Secretary for confirming that despite the General Government Debt Elimination Act, the Government’s financial strategy “in the event of a revenue downturn” would be to allow the budget to “go into deficit” and increase state debt.

(3) Notes with concern that the Secretary confirmed the “political” reasoning behind using the $830 million of surplus funds to not repay state debt, but instead pre-pay superannuation liabilities, was that it was easier to access the money in 2002/2003.

(4) Calls on the Premier to re-affirm the Government’s policy of reducing general government sector debt and instruct the Treasurer to use the surplus funds to repay state debt, instead of stashing $830 million of taxpayers funds into a hollow log to provide the Government with an election year slush fund.

(Notice given 25 May 2000)

142 Mr STONER to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes the description by the Chairman of the Australian Dairy Industry Council of Country Labor’s call for a national floor price for milk as “a cruel hoax”.

(2) Condemns the failure of the Government Budget to provide funding for structural adjustment for NSW dairy farmers, despite a cash surplus of $393 million.

(3) Calls on the Government to help NSW dairy farmers and their communities to survive the devastating impacts of the deregulation of their industry.

(Notice given 25 May 2000)

143 Mr SLACK-SMITH to move—

That this House:

(1) Notes the theft of 97 head of cattle from the Fraser property near Coonabarabran worth over $100,000.

(2) Condemns the Labor Government for failing to reform the stock squad.

(3) Demands the Minister for Police immediately take steps to reform the stock squad to stop this million dollar stock theft industry.

(Notice given 25 May 2000)

ORDERS OF THE DAY (Committee Reports)—

1 Joint Committee on the Health Care Complaints Commission report entitled "4th Meeting on the Annual Report of the Health Care Complaints Commission" dated April 2000; “That the House take note of the Report”.

2 Joint Committee on the Health Care Complaints Commission report entitled "5th Meeting on the Annual Report of the Health Care Complaints Commission and Final Briefing from Commissioner Merrilyn Walton" dated April 2000; “That the House take note of the Report”.

3 Regulation Review Committee Report on the Adoption of Codes of Practice under the Construction Safety Amendment (Amenities and Training) Regulation 1998, dated April 2000; “That the House take note of the Report”.

4 Committee on the Independent Commission Against Corruption Report entitled, “The ICAC: Accounting for Extraordinary Powers”, dated May 2000; “That the House take note of the Report”.

5 Standing Ethics Committee Report entitled “Interstate Study Tour – February 2000”, dated April 2000; “That the House take note of the Report”.

RUSSELL D. GROVE PSM
Clerk of the Legislative Assembly

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Authorised by the Parliament of New South Wales

PARLIAMENT OF NEW SOUTH WALES

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