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Running Record (15 August 2024)

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​​No. 67​

Thursday 15 August 2024

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MEETING OF THE HO​US​E​​​​​​​​​​​
Commenced 10.00 ​am
PRAYERS AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT O​F COUNTRY


​BILL FORWARDED FROM THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY​Commenced 10.01 am
​​The President reported receipt of a message forwarding the Industrial Relations Amendment (Administrator) Bill 2024 for concurrence​
​​Bill 1st read and published
​Statement of public interest tabled

​2nd reading
​​To be considered later ​
FORMAL BUSINESS​
ITEM NO.MEMBERTITLE RESULT​
PMB No. 1017Ms FaehrmannTransition from gas to renewable energyObjected to, not considered as formal business
PMB No. 1018Ms FaehrmannCoal and gas miningObjected to, not considered as formal business
PMB No. 1278Mr ButtigiegOpening of Sikh Youth Australia Summer Camp 2024Agreed to​​

PMB No. 1279Ms HurstMotion to Table Privileged Documents—Greyhound welfareAgreed to
PMB No. 1280Mr RathThe Laramie ProjectAgreed to
PAPERS TABLED
Commenced 10.04 am
Ms Sharpe ​tabled various papers and reports​
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The Cle​rk announced receipt of report of the Auditor-General presented out of session.

RETURNS TO ORDERSCommenced 10.04 pm
​The Clerk tabled documents considered not privile​ged ​​by the Independent Legal Arbiter relating to the following order:
  1. Greyhound welfare
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PUBLICATION OF WRITTEN ANSWER TO SUPPLEMENTARY QUESTION WITHOUT NOTICEWritten answers for pu​blication in Hansard​
NOTICES OF MOTIONS​​Notices given th​is day
BUSINESS POSTPONED​​
Business of the House notice of motion no. 3, postponed to a later hour
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SESSIONAL ORDER—DISORDERLY CONDUCT IN COMMITTEE PROCEEDINGS
Commenced 10.15 am
​​Motion of Ms Sharpe: BOH No. 1​
Agreed to

SESSIONAL ORDER—VARIATION TO STANDING ORDER 140 - INITIATION OF PUBLIC BILLS
Commenced 10.52 am
​​Motion of Ms Sharpe: BOH No. 2
Debate interrupted​​

Proceedings interrupted for Questions​
QUESTIONS
Commenced 11.00 am
SUPPLEMENTARY QUESTIONS FOR WRITTEN ANSWER

Commenced​ 12.02 pm

TAKE NOTE OF ANSWERS DEBATE
Commenced 12.03 pm

​BILL FORWARDED FROM THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY​Commenced 12:31 pm
​​The Assistant ​President reported receipt of message forwarding the Local Government Amendment (Rural and Remote Councils) Bill 2024​ for concurrence​
​​Bill 1st read and published
​Statement of public interest tabled

​2nd reading​
​​To be considered later 
Lunch
12.32 pm until 2.00 pm​
SESSIONAL ORDER—VARIATION TO STANDING ORDER 140 - INITIATION OF PUBLIC BILLS
Commenced 2.02 p​m
​​Motion of Ms Sharpe: BOH No. 2
Agreed to​​
PAPERS TABLED
Commenced 2.10 pm
Mr Murphy ​tabled:
  • Report 1/58 of the Joint Committee on the Ombudsman, the Law Enforcement Conduct Commission and the Crime Commission entitled "2023 review of annual and other reports of oversighted agencies", dated August 2024​
To be considered ​later​​​
MATTER OF PUBLIC IMPORTANCE
Commenced 2.11 pm

Question: That matter of public importance notice of motion no. 1 be discussed forthwith.

Agreed to
​Motion of Mr Roberts: MPI no. 1: Police management and accountability and the protection of whistleblowers​​
Discussion concluded​
Commenced 3.12 pm​
​Bill introduced, 1st read and published

​Statement of public interest tabled​
​2nd Reading: Motion of Ms Sharpe​
Debate adjourned for 5 calendar days​​

Motion of Ms Sharpe: Contingent notice no. 3​
​Agreed to, bill referred to Portfolio Committee No. 7 - Planning and Environment

Commenced 3.44 pm
​Bill introduced, 1st read and published

​Statement of public interest tabled​
​2nd Reading: Motion of Ms Sharpe​
Debate adjourned for 5 calendar days​​​
Commenced 3.49 pm
​Bill introduced, 1st read and published

​Statement of public interest tabled​
​​
​2nd Reading: Motion of Mr Graham
Debate adjourned for 5 calendar days​​​
BUSINESS POSTPONED
​​Government business notice of motion nos 4 and 5, postponed to a future sitting day​
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Commenced 4.11 pm
Note: circulated amendments are published via the bill webpage
​2nd Reading: Motion of Mr Mookhey​​
Agreed to
​In committee, bill taken as a whole

​GOVT amdt nos 1 and 2, sheet c202​4-147F: Motion of Mr Mookhey
​Agreed to
​GRNS amdt no. 1, sheet c2024-149​A: Motion of Ms Boyd
​Negatived
​OPP amdt no. 2, sheet c2024-132E: Motion of Mr Tudehope
​Negatived
​OPP amdt no. 3, sheet c2024-132E: Motion of Mr Tudehope
​Negatived, on division (​Ayes: 14 / Noes: 20)​
​OPP amdt no. 4, sheet c2024-132E: Motion of Mr Tudehope
​Negatived, on division (Ayes: ​13 / Noes: 19)
​​​Bill reported from committee with amendments

​​3rd Reading: Motion of Mr Mookhey
​Agreed to, and returned to Assembly with amendments​
STATEMENT BY PRESIDENT - COMMENCEMENT OF NEW SESSIONAL ORDERS
Commenced 5.57 pm

RETAIL TRADING AMENDMENT (ANZAC DAY TRADING HOURS) BILL 2024
Commenced 6.01 pm
Note: circulated amendments are published via the bill webpage 
​​2nd Reading: Motion of Mr Buttigieg (on behalf of Mr Mookhey​​)​
​Debate interrupted​
Dinner
6.33 pm until 8.00 pm
RETAIL TRADING AMENDMENT (ANZAC DAY TRADING HOURS) BILL 2024
Commenced 8.00 pm
Note: circulated amendments are published via the bill webpage 
​​
​​2nd Reading: Motion of Mr Buttigieg (on behalf of Mr Mookhey​​)​
​Agreed to​
​In committee, bill taken as a whole
​​
​GRNS amdt no. 1, sheet c2024-146: Motion of Ms Faehrmann
​Negatived
​Bill reported from committee without amendment​

​3rd Reading: Motion of Mr Buttigieg (on behalf of Mr Mookhey)
​Agreed to, and returned to Assembly without amendment

MINISTERIAL STATEMEN​T - CORRESPONDENCE FROM THE INDEPENDENT COMMISSION AGAINST CORRUPTION​
MESSAGES FROM THE ASSEMBL​Y

The President reported receipt of the following messages:



RETURNS TO ORDERSCommenced 9.01 pm
​The Clerk announced receipt of correspondence relating to the following orders:
  1. Sydney Metro City - Chatswood to Sydenham opening​

Commenced 9.01 pm​
Note: circulated amendments are published via the bill webpage 
​​2nd Reading: Motion of Mr Graham
​Agreed to
​In committee, bill taken as a whole

​GOVT amdts nos 1 and 3, sheet c2024-131E: Motion of Mr Graham​
​Agre​ed to​
​GOVT amdt​ no. 2, sheet c2024-131E: Motion of Mr Graham​
​Agreed to​
​​​​Bill reported from committee with amendments
​3rd Reading: Motion of Mr Graham
​Agreed to​, and ​forwarded to Assembly for concurrence​
STATEMENT BY PRESIDENT - CONSULTATION WITH CLERKS AND PRESIDING OFFICERS TO EXPLORE INDEPENDENT FUNDING MECHANISMS FOR PARLIAMENTARY APPROPRIATION

COMMITTEES - REFERENCE

Ms Hurst informed the House of a self-reference for the Portfolio Committee No. 8
​​
Commenced 9.57 pm
Note: circulated amendments are published via the bill webpage 
​​2nd Reading: Motion of Ms Moriarty
​Debate interrupted​
ADJOURNMENT DEBATE​​
The House adjourned at ​​10.28 pm until Tuesday,
17 September 2024 at 12.30 pm.







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