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Daily Business Program

Daily Business Program (20 March 2025)

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Thursday 20 March 2025  

 

House meets at 10.00 am 

GENERAL BUSINESS 

 

Giving of Notices of Motions (General Business) (for a period of up to 15 minutes) 

 

Notices of Motions (for Bills) (for up to 20 minutes) 

No. 1 Roads Amendment (Wildlife Impacts) Bill; introduction and second reading speech (Ms Tamara Smith; lapses 20 May 2025). 

No. 3 Health Services Amendment (Splitting of the Murrumbidgee Local Health District) Bill; introduction and second reading speech (Mrs Helen Dalton; lapses 14 August 2025). 

No. 5 Return of Proceeds of Crime (Gambling Businesses) Bill; introduction and second reading speech (Mrs Helen Dalton; lapses 21 August 2025). 

No. 6 Crimes Legislation Amendment (Obstruction Laws Repeal) Bill; introduction and second reading speech (Ms Kobi Shetty; lapses 21 August 2025).  

 

 

Orders of the Day (for Bills) (for up to 90 minutes) 

No. 3 Ports and Maritime Administration Amendment (White Bay Cruise Terminal—Shore Power) Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate (Ms Kobi ShettyMr Gareth Ward*; lapses 16 April 2025). 
 

No. 4 Electoral Amendment (Voter ID and Electronic Mark Off) Bill (No 2); resumption of the adjourned debate (Mr Gareth Ward—Dr Joe McGirr*; lapses 13 May 2025). 
 

No. 6 Road Transport Amendment (Driving Through Floodwaters) Bill (No 2); resumption of the adjourned debate (Mr Gareth Ward—Ms Lynda Voltz*; lapses 13 May 2025). 

 

No. 7 Local Government Amendment (Pecuniary Interests) Bill; awaiting second reading speech. (Mrs Helen Dalton; lapses 20 May 2025). 

 

No. 8 Automated External Defibrillators (Public Access) Bill (No 3); resumption of the adjourned debate (Mr Gareth Ward— Ms Liesl Tesch*; lapses 13 May 2025). 

 

No. 9 Health Services Amendment (Hospital Helipads) Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate (Mr Gareth Ward— Ms Janelle Saffin*; lapses 22 May 2025). 

 

Denotes Member who adjourned the debate 

Bill forwarded from Legislative Council 

 

At 11.00 am 

 

Ministerial Statements 

Giving of Notices of Motions (Government Business, Bills, Business with Precedence) 

 

Question Time 

 

Ministerial Statements  

Papers 

Committees – Reports and Announcements 

Petitions - Announcements 

Placing or Disposal of Business 

Business with Precedence under Standing Order 118 (if any) 

 

 

Resumption of General Business Orders of the day for Bills, with Speaker to then leave the Chair. 

 

 

At 2.30 pm 

 

GENERAL BUSINESS 

 

Notices of Motions (General Notices) 

No. 2887 Rochelle Porteous Condolence (Ms Kobi Shetty) 

No. 2684 School Returns for 2025 (Mr Tim Crakanthorp) 

No. 2685 Crime in Regional NSW (Mr Dugald Saunders)  

No. 2686 Demerit Points Return Trial (Ms Julia Finn) 

No. 2687 Anti-Semitism (Mr Justin Clancy) 

No. 2688 New Medical Interns (Ms Anna Watson) 

No. 2689 Lessons for NSW from Los Angeles Fire Catastrophe (Mr Michael Regan) 

No. 2690 Fifteenth Avenue Upgrade (Mr Nathan Hagarty) 

No. 2691 Mental Health Crisis (Mr Mark Hodges) 

No. 2692 Sun Damage and Melonoma (Ms Sonia Hornery)  

 

At 3.40 pm 

GOVERNMENT BUSINESS  

(for up to 20 minutes) 

 

Notice of Motion  

No. 1 Industrial Relations Amendment (Transport Sector Gig Workers and Others) Bill); introduction and second reading speech (Ms Sophie Cotsis) 

 

 

At 4.00 pm 

Order of the Day (Petitions)   

No. 1 Petition from certain citizens requesting the Legislative Assembly to call on the Government to fairly pay  

nurses and midwives. (Ms Jenny Leong) 

 

Community Recognition Statements  

Private Members Statements 

 

Adjournment  

 

 

(approved by email) 

Ron Hoenig, MP 

Leader of the House 




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