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    PARLIAMENT OF NEW SOUTH WALES
    LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

    1995

    FIRST SESSION OF THE FIFTY-FIRST PARLIAMENT

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    NOTICES OF MOTIONS
    AND
    ORDERS OF THE DAY
    No. 24

    THURSDAY 16 NOVEMBER 1995

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    BUSINESS WITH PRECEDENCE

    NOTICES OF MOTIONS --

    1 Mr WHELAN to move --
      That the following papers be printed --
      Report and Determination under section 13 of the Statutory and Other Offices Remuneration Act, 1975 on Public Office Holders, dated 31 August 1995.
      Report and Determination under section 13 of the Statutory and Other Offices Remuneration Act 1975 on Judges, Magistrates and Related Group, dated 31 August 1995.
      Report of the Cancer Council for the year ended 30 June 1995.
      Report of the Chiropractors and Osteopaths Registration Board for the year ended 30 June 1995.

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      Report of the Coal Compensation Board, incorporating the report of Coal Compensation Review Tribunal, for the year ended 30 June 1995.
      Report of the Dental Technicians Registration Board for the year ended 30 June 1995.
      Report of the Department of Energy for the year ended 30 June 1995.
      Report of the Health Care Complaints Commission for the year ended 30 June 1995.
      Report of the HomeFund Commissioner for the year ended 30 June 1995.
      Report of Illawarra Electricity for the year ended 30 June 1995.
      Report of the Mental Health Review Tribunal for 1994.
      Report of the Mine Subsidence Board for the year ended 30 June 1995.
      Report of Murrumbidgee Electricity for the year ended 30 June 1995.
      Report of NRCC Electricity and Water for the year ended 30 June 1995.
      Report of Northern Rivers Electricity for the year ended 30 June 1995.
      Report of the Nurses Registration Board for the year ended 30 June 1995.
      Report of the Optical Dispensers Licensing Board for the year ended 30 June 1995.
      Report of the Board of Optometrical Registration for the year ended 30 June 1995.
      Report of Pacific Power for the year ended 30 June 1995, volumes 1 and 2.
      Report of the Institute of Psychiatry for the year ended 30 June 1995.
      Report of the Physiotherapists Registration Board for the year ended 30 June 1995.
      Report of the Podiatrists Registration Board for the year ended 30 June 1995.
      Report of the Association of Property Conveyancers Ltd for 1994-1995, dated 7 November 1995.
      Report of the Psychologists Registration Board for the year ended 30 June 1995.
      Report of SouthWest Electricity for the year ended 30 June 1995.
      Report of TransGrid for the five month period ended 30 June 1995.
      Report of Ulan Electricity for the year ended 30 June 1995.
      Report of the Department for Women for the year ended 30 June 1995.


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    ORDERS OF THE DAY --

    1 Legislative Assembly Witnesses before Legislative Council Estimates Committees; consideration of the Legislative Council message dated 24 October 1995 (Mr Whelan).

    GOVERNMENT BUSINESS

    NOTICES OF MOTIONS --

    1 Mr YEADON to move --
      That leave be given to bring in a bill for an Act to revoke the dedication of certain lands as State forest and nature reserve and to revoke the status of certain lands as flora reserve.
      (Forests and Reserves Revocation Bill.)

    ORDERS OF THE DAY —



    1 (i) Appropriation Bill.
          (ii) Appropriation (Parliament) Bill.

          (iii) Appropriation (Special Offices) Bill.
          (iv) General Government Debt Elimination Bill.
          (v) Motor Vehicles Taxation (Amendment) Bill.
          (vi) Business Franchise Licences (Petroleum Products) Amendment Bill.
          (vii) Road Improvement (Special Funding) Further Amendment Bill.








    Cognate bills; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Carr, "That these bills be now read a second time" (from 10 October 1995--Mr Slack-Smith).






    2 Parliamentary Electorates and Elections Amendment (Method of Voting) Bill; consideration of the Legislative Council amendment (Mr Carr).

    3 Police Service Amendment Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Whelan, "That this bill be now read a second time" (from 20 September 1995 — Mr West).


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    4 Fair Trading Amendment Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mrs Lo Po', "That this bill be now read a second time" (from 10 October 1995 — Ms Machin).

    5 Property Legislation Amendment (Easements) Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Yeadon, "That this bill be now read a second time" (from 10 October 1995 — Mr D. L. Page).

    6 Casino Control Amendment Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Face, "That this bill be now read a second time" (from 10 October 1995 — Mr Kerr).

    †7 Dormant Funds Amendment Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Whelan, "That this bill be now read a second time" (from 12 October 1995 — Mr Kerr).

    †8 Uncollected Goods Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Whelan, "That this bill be now read a second time" (from 12 October 1995 — Mr Kerr).

    9 Timber Industry (Interim Protection) Amendment Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Yeadon, "That this bill be now read a second time" (from 18 October 1995 — Mr D. L. Page).

    10 Western Lands Amendment Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Yeadon, "That this bill be now read a second time" (from 18 October 1995 — Mr D. L. Page).

    11 Liquor and Registered Clubs Legislation Amendment Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Face, "That this bill be now read a second time" (from 18 October 1995 — Mr Downy).

    †12 National Parks and Wildlife Amendment (Game Birds Protection) Bill; second reading (Ms Allan).

    13 Government Pricing Tribunal Amendment Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Carr, "That this bill be now read a second time" (from 26 October 1995 — Mr Debnam).

    14 State Emergency Legislation Amendment Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Debus, "That this bill be now read a second time" (from 26 October 1995 — Mr Jeffery).

    15 Totalizator Legislation Further Amendment Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Face, "That this bill be now read a second time" (from 26 October 1995 — Mr Downy).

    16 Local Government Amendment (Alcohol-free Zones) Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Page, "That this bill be now read a second time" (from 26 October 1995 — Mr Jeffery).



    Orders marked † are bills forwarded from the Legislative Council.

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    17 Waste Minimisation and Management Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Ms Allan, "That this bill be now read a second time" (from 15 November 1995 — Mr Jeffery).

    18 Unclaimed Money Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Knight, "That this bill be now read a second time" (from 15 November 1995 — Mr Phillips).



    19 (i) Road Transport (Heavy Vehicles Registration Charges) Bill.
          (ii) Road Transport Legislation Amendment Bill.

          Cognate bills; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Knight, "That these bills be now read a second time" (from 15 November 1995--Mr Souris).


    20 Consumer Credit Administration Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mrs Lo Po', "That this bill be now read a second time" (from 15 November 1995 — Ms Machin).

    21 Disorderly Houses Amendment Bill; consideration of the Legislative Council amendments (Mr Whelan).

    GENERAL BUSINESS

    INTERRUPTED MOVER'S SECOND READING SPEECH--

    1 Director of Public Prosecutions Amendment Bill; (from 26 October 1995 — Mr Tink--speaking).

    NOTICES OF MOTIONS (for Bills)—

    _1 Mr WINDSOR to move--
      That leave be given to bring in a bill for an Act to amend the Pay-roll Tax Act 1971 to make provision for the exemption of certain industries in country areas from pay-roll tax; and for other purposes.
      (Pay-roll Tax (Country Industries Exemption) Amendment Bill.)

    ORDERS OF THE DAY (for Bills)--

    _1 Privacy and Data Protection Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Tink, "That this bill be now read a second time" (from 25 May 1995 — Mr Gibson).

    _2 Michael Black Compensation Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Sullivan, "That this bill be now read a second time" (from 25 May 1995 — Mr Rogan).


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    _3 Industrial Hemp Production (Experimental Development) Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Windsor, "That this bill be now read a second time" (from 1 June 1995—Mr Amery).

    4 Government Publicity Control Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Tink, "That this bill be now read a second time" (from 8 June 1995—Mr Knight).

    _5 Parliamentary Electorates and Elections Amendment (Enrolment and Voting) Bill; resumption of the interrupted debate, on the motion of Mr Fraser, "That this bill be now read a second time" (from 1 June 1995—Mr Humpherson—speaking).

    6 Constitution Amendment (Office of Governor) Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Armstrong, "That this bill be now read a second time" (from 21 September 1995—Mr Face).

    7 Anti-Discrimination Amendment (Sexual Preference) Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Ms Machin, "That this bill be now read a second time" (from 12 October 1995—Mr Amery).

    _8 Parliamentary Electorates and Elections Amendment (Redistribution) Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr O'Farrell, "That this bill be now read a second time" (from 12 October 1995—Mr Amery).

    _9 Threatened Species Conservation Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Dr Macdonald, "That this bill be now read a second time" (from 19 October 1995—Mr Amery).

    _10 Graffiti Control (Spray Paint Can Display) Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Richardson, "That this bill be now read a second time" (from 19 October 1995—Mr Whelan).

    _11 Mental Health Amendment Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Dr Macdonald, "That this bill be now read a second time" (from 26 October 1995—Mr Amery).

    NOTICES OF MOTIONS (General Notices)—

    C1 Mr COLLINS to move—
      (1) That, notwithstanding anything contained in the Standing and Sessional Orders of either House, a joint standing committee be appointed to inquire into and report on such matters relating to electoral laws and practices and their administration as may be referred to it by both Houses of the Parliament or a Minister.
      (2) That the committee consist of 10 Members, nominated in writing to the Speaker or President, as follows:
          (a) 3 Members of the Legislative Assembly to be nominated by the Government Whip.

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    (b) 3 Members of the Legislative Assembly to be nominated by the Opposition Whip.
          (c) 2 Members of the Legislative Council to be nominated by the Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council.
          (d) 1 Member of the Legislative Council to be nominated by the Leader of the Opposition in the Legislative Council.
          (e) 1 Member of the Legislative Council to be nominated by the minority groups and independent Members of the Legislative Council.
      (3) That should a nomination not be made the respective House shall determine the Members to serve on the committee.
      (4) That any vacancy in membership and every nomination to fill such vacancy be forthwith notified in writing to the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly and the President of the Legislative Council by the office holders specified in (2) above.
      (5) That the committee elect a Government member as its chairman.
      (6) That the committee elect a deputy chairman who shall act as chairman of the committee at any time when the chairman is not present at a meeting of the committee. At any time when both the chairman and deputy chairman are not present at a meeting of the committee the members present shall elect another member to act as chairman at that meeting.
      (7) The chairman, or the deputy chairman, when acting as chairman, shall have both a deliberative and, in the event of an equality of votes, a casting vote.
      (8) That at any meeting of the committee 4 members shall constitute a quorum provided the committee meets as a joint committee at all times.
      (9) That the committee have power to appoint sub-committees consisting of 3 or more of its members and to refer to any sub-committee any matter which the committee is empowered to examine.
      (10) That the committee appoint the chairman of each sub-committee who shall have a casting vote only and at any time when the chairman of a sub-committee is not present at a meeting of the sub-committee the members of the sub-committee present shall elect another member of that sub-committee to act as chairman at that meeting.
      (11) That the quorum of a sub-committee be a majority of the members of that sub-committee.
      (12) That members of the committee who are not members of a sub-committee may participate in the proceedings of that sub-committee but shall not vote, move any motion or be counted for the purpose of a quorum.


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      (13) That the committee or any sub-committee have power to take evidence and send for persons, papers and records and to report from time to time.
      (14) That the committee or any sub-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, other States and Territories of Australia.
      (15) That a sub-committee have power to authorise publication of any evidence given before it and any document presented to it.
      (16) That should either or both Houses stand adjourned and the committee agree to any report before the Houses resume sitting-
          (a) the committee have leave to send any such report, minutes and evidence taken before it to the Clerk of the House;
          (b) the documents shall be printed and published and the Clerk shall forthwith take such action as is necessary to give effect to the order of the House; and
          (c) the documents shall be laid upon the Table of each House at its next sitting.
      (17) That a message be sent to the Legislative Council acquainting it of this resolution and requesting it to appoint a time and place for the first meeting of the committee.

    _2 Mr HARTCHER to move--
      That this House notes with concern proposals to raise the price of water from 65c a kilolitre and calls upon the Government to protect consumers consistent with its preelection pledge of no new taxes.

    3 Mr WEST to move--
      That this House calls on the Minister for Police to review the remote area allowances to encourage applications from officers to serve in remote areas of the State.

    4 Mr HUMPHERSON to move--
      That this House refer to the Police Commissioner and Director of Public Prosecutions the document entitled “Abuse of Power - NSW Labor in 1993" published by ALP Membership Defence Committee and request a full investigation and report investigating the following allegations:
      (1) That Joe Tripodi, now Member for Fairfield, did fraudulently misrepresent and forge the signature of branch secretary Trevor Davies.
      (2) That Reba Meagher, now Member for Cabramatta, did bribe members of the public to attend and out vote opponents at a young labor meeting in Port Macquarie.

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    (3) That Reba Meagher did fraudulently sign her Neutral Bay branch register as having attended two meetings which she did not attend.
      (4) That Laurie Brown, northern organiser and now ministerial chief of staff to the Minister for Agriculture, did racially harass Aboriginal youths in Port Macquarie.
      (5) Claims of forgery, harassment, intimidation and standover tactics.

    _C5 Mr O'DOHERTY to move--
      (1) That a Joint Select Committee be established to undertake a review of the Higher School Certificate and make recommendations having regard to:
          (a) curriculum;
          (b) the method of calculating both Board of Studies results and the Tertiary Entrance Score;
          (c) ensuring continued relevance as a record of achievement for all students completing Year 12; and
          (d) other matters relating to the HSC as considered appropriate.
      (2) That the committee call for formal submissions from the following groups:
          • the New South Wales Teachers Federation;
          • the Federation of Parents' and Citizens' Associations;
          • the Federation of School Community Organisations;
          • the Catholic Education Commission;
          • the Secondary Schools Principals' Association;
          • the Independent Education Union;
          • the NSW Parents Council;
          • the Aboriginal Education Consultative group;
          • the Professional Teachers' Association;
          • the Australian Association of Special Education;
          • the Ethnic Affairs Commission;
          • the NSW Vice-Chancellors' Conference;
          • NCOSS; and
          • other groups and individuals as considered appropriate.
      (3) That the committee consist of ten members as follows:
          (a) three members nominated by the Government Whip in the Legislative Assembly
          (b) three members nominated by the Opposition Whip in the Legislative Assembly
          (c) two members nominated by the Government Whip in the Legislative Council

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    (d) one member nominated by the Opposition Whip in the Legislative Council
          (e) one member from minority groups and Independents in the Legislative Council.
      (4) That the Chairman be a member of the Legislative Assembly appointed to the Committee as a supporter of the Government.
      (5) That at any meeting of the Committee any 4 members shall constitute a quorum, provided that the Committee shall meet as a Joint Committee at all times.
      (6) 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 have power to take evidence and send for persons and papers; and to report from time to time.
      (7) That should either or both Houses stand adjourned and the Committee agree to any report before the Houses resume sitting:
          (a) the Committee have leave to send any such report, minutes and evidence taken before it to the Clerk of the House.
          (b) the documents shall be printed and published and the Clerk shall forthwith take such action as is necessary to give effect to the order of the House; and
          (c) the documents shall be laid upon the Table of the House at its next sitting.

    6 Mr HARTCHER to move--
      That this House:
      (1) Endorses the vision of Sydney as a culturally diverse city of over 140 ethnic groups.
      (2) Acknowledges the fundamental right of each Australian to live where he or she chooses without Government restriction.
      (3) Supports the development of strategies which will contain the environmentally damaging urban sprawl and allow a wide range of choice of dwellings to residents.
      (4) Calls upon the State Government to cease its present anti-ethnic and anti-choice stance and introduce policies which will ensure Sydney remains a beautiful diverse city for the 21st century with a wide variety of housing.

    7 Mr TINK to move--
      That this House:
      (1) Notes with concern the serious strain being placed on Home and Community Care services for the frail aged as those services get diverted to cater for ever increasing numbers of people released early from hospitals and from institutions.
      (2) Calls on the Government to urgently increase funding for Home and Community Care Services to make up for this cost shifting away from the health system.

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    8 Mr DEBNAM to move--
      That this House deplores the resumption of nuclear testing by France in the South Pacific and by China in recent months and specifically calls upon both countries to cancel all further testing and endorse a nuclear free South Pacific.

    9 Mr HARTCHER to move--
      That this House--
      (1) Condemns the Federal Government proposals to allow the introduction of cooked chicken products into Australia as:
          (a) it has the potential to allow the spread of Newcastle disease threatening the survival of our Australian native birds even to the point of extinction of whole species;
          (b) it will severely impact upon the likelihood of the successful NSW chicken industry which employs directly and indirectly thousands of residents of this State and contributes millions of dollars to its economy;
      (2) Requests the State Government to mount a vigorous public relations campaign to educate the NSW community to the dangers of the Federal proposal and to liaise with the industry and the environment movement to resist it.

    10 Mr LONGLEY to move--
      That this House condemns the government for failing to provide additional resources to the EPA to meet this State’s commitment to the National Environmental Protection Council.
    _11 Mr O'DOHERTY to move--
      That this House pursuant to Standing Order 310, orders to be laid before the House and made public without restricted access by 5 p.m. 24 October 1995 all documents relevant to the Government's decision to recentralise the Department of Education, and the resultant closure of Regional Offices, including Wagga Wagga, Tamworth and Lismore, including:
      Any available discussion papers, research or reports which outlined inadequacies or flaws of the existing structure which were instrumental in reaching the decision that a radical restructuring of the Department was necessary;
          •Any options papers which detail what other options were considered and why this restructuring became the preferred one;
          •An economic analysis of each option considered;
          •Any analysis of the educational impact of the changed structure on students and teachers;

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    • Any analysis on the impact of the restructure on administrative workload in schools;
          •Any analysis of the economic impact of this restructuring on the Department of Education;
          •Any analysis of the economic impact of the restructuring on communities where regional offices were formerly located;
          •Any analysis of the social impact of the restructuring on regional centres;
          •Any records of consultation with the then regional offices and the relevant Assistant Director-General about the restructuring;
          •Evidence and minutes of all meetings and interviews with affected community and interest groups including, but not exclusively, Local Government, the NSW Teachers Federation, the NSW Parents and Citizens Association and the Public Service Association; and
          •A list of dates when these meetings or interviews occurred.

    12 Ms MACHIN to move--
      That this House:
      (1) Expresses its concern at the closure of The Earth Exchange;
      (2) Condemns the Government for the withdrawal of funding that has led to this closure;
      (3) Calls on the Government to reconsider its decision to force the closure of The Earth Exchange;
      (4) Calls on the Government to ensure the proper maintenance and display of the Chapman Collection;
      (5) Calls on the Government to guarantee adequate funding for the collections currently held by The Earth Exchange wherever they may be relocated;
      (6) Condemns the Government for the loss of an outstanding educational and tourist facility; and
      (7) Condemns the lack of effort by the Minister for Mineral Resources to keep The Earth Exchange open.

    13 Mr KERR to move--
      That this House calls upon the Electoral Commissioner to provide every six months a report setting the details, nature and expenses of the habitation reviews carried out by that office.


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    14 Mr HUMPHERSON to move--
      That this House:
      (a) acknowledge the principle that Ministers should tell the truth and behave honestly at all times in the performance of their public duties;
      (b) notes that the NSW Police have requested the Minister for Public Works and Services, Minister for the Olympics and Minister for Roads to answer 133 questions in relation to matters of public duties, such questions being set forth on pages 2069 to 2075 of the Legislative Assembly Questions and Answers paper of Friday 2 December 1994;
      (c) calls upon the Minister to answer the questions truthfully and completely.

    15 Mr SCHIPP to move--
      That, pursuant to Standing Order 310, this House orders to be laid before it and made public without restricted access, by noon on Tuesday 24 October 1995, all:
          •documents from all Government Departments and Ministerial Offices pertaining to the closure of the veterinary laboratory at Wagga.
          •documents from all Government Departments and Ministerial Offices pertaining to the closure of the veterinary laboratory at Armidale.
          •documents from all Government Offices and Ministerial Offices pertaining to the closure of the Biological and Chemical Research Institute at Rydalmere.
          •documents relating to, and including, the Coopers and Lybrand report into the feasibility of the closure of the Biological and Chemical Research Institute at Rydalmere.
          •minutes of all consultations and all options considered prior to the decision to close the two world standard veterinarian laboratories at Wagga and Armidale and the equally world standard Biological and Chemical Research Institute at Rydalmere.

    16 Mr JEFFERY to move--
      That this House calls on the Government to minimise death and injury from Police pursuits by implementing immediately:
      (a) mandatory reporting to the Ombudsman, of pursuits where injuries or death occur;
      (b) random auditing of all police pursuits by the Ombudsman; and
      (c) all other recommendations of Staysafe 27.


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    17 Mr HARTCHER to move--
      That this House take note of the document tabled in the Legislative Council on 9 June 1995, a.m., entitled "Abuse of Power: NSW Labor in 1993".

    *18 Mr McMANUS to move--
      That this House condemns the former Government for failing to provide bullet resistant vests to the New South Wales Police Service.

    19 Mr MOSS to move--
      That this House congratulates the Government for establishing a Council on Crime Prevention to advise on crime prevention initiatives.

    20 Mr D. L. PAGE to move--
      That this House condemns the Minister for Land and Water Conservation and the Minister for Urban Affairs and Planning and Minister for Housing for the imposition of State Environmental Planning Policy 46 without proper consultation with affected groups and for the excessive, unduly restrictive and expensive controls it imposes on landholders.

    21 Mr THOMPSON to move--
      (1) That this House expresses its concern at the death of Paul Rupert Cooper in circumstances that are alleged to be employment related.
      (2) That an independent arbitrator or judicial officer be appointed to conduct an inquiry and in particular to take evidence from Dr Tom Clark, whose opinion was that substantial precipitants of Mr Cooper's illness were due to police work and the condition was exaggerated and prolonged by time in the Police Service.
      (3) That the Government be requested to provide compensation.

    22 Mrs GRUSOVIN to move--
      That this House congratulates the Carr Government for establishing a Ministerial Advisory Committee on the Police Academy to advise the Minister and the Academy Principal on initiatives to improve the education of police.

    23 Mr STEWART to move--
      That this House congratulates the Government for its decision to provide $50M for urgent road upgrading at the intersection of the Hume Highway, Roberts Road and Centenary Drive, Chullora.



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    24 Mr THOMPSON to move--
      That this House applauds the Government for the statewide extension of the Police Service Crime Prevention Workshops to foster better relationships between police and secondary school students.

    25 Ms MEAGHER to move--
      That this House recognises the enormous health and social problems created by the distribution and abuse of narcotics in Cabramatta and supports the expansion and development of Government and non-government services to provide drug and alcohol counselling, detoxification and rehabilitation services and harm minimisation programs.

    ORDERS OF THE DAY (Committee Reports)—

    1 Report on the visit to Brisbane by the Committee on the Independent Commission Against Corruption ; "That the House take note of the Report".

    2 Collation of evidence given by the Commissioner of the Independent Commission Against Corruption before the Committee on the Independent Commission Against Corruption; "That the House take note of the Report".

    3 Report of the Standing Committee on Public Works on State Infrastructure Requirements for Sydney West Airport; "That the House take note of the Report".

    4 Report of the Public Accounts Committee for the year ended 30 June 1995; "That the House take note of the Report".






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