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Running Record (21 November 2024)

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​​​No. ​85

Thursday 21 November 2024

The Running Record is intended as a guide to the business conducted by the Legislative Council on a sitting day. It is progressively updated during the sitting with information on the progress of legislation, results of motions moved and other proceedings. Where possible, the Running Record contains direct links fo​r specific items of​ business, for example to notices given or a bill webpage. When links are not possible, further information is available via our other parliamentary webpages, including the Notice Paper, Tabled papers etc. A full record of proceedings is published after each sitting day in the Minutes.​

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

PAPERS TABLED
Commenced 10.02 am
​​The President tabled annual reports from:
  • Department of the Legislative Council
  • Department of Parliamentary Services​
​​
FORMAL BUSINESS
ITEM NO.MEMBERTITLE RESULT​
Government Business—Notice of Motion No. 1Ms SharpeBudget Estimates - Budget Estimates 2024-2025—Additional hearingsAgreed to, as by leave amended
PMB No. 1370Mrs Maclaren-JonesCounting the cost of living - The impact of financial stress on young people reportAgreed to
PMB No. 1385Ms MunroInnovation Trade and Industry programsObjected to, not considered as formal business
PMB No. 1442Ms MunroAnniversary of the National Day of the Republic of China (Taiwan)Agreed to
PMB No. 1443Ms MunroLiberal candidates elected to councilsAgreed to
PMB No. 1576Mr Murphy80th anniversary of the International Court of JusticeObjected to, not considered as formal business
PMB No. 1610Ms MunroHSC Music and Drama syllabiObjected to, not considered as formal business
PMB No. 1633Mrs Maclaren-JonesBeaches Youth HubAgreed to
PMB No. 1634Mrs Maclaren-JonesWomen's Resilience CentreAgreed to
PMB No. 1636Mr ButtigiegMoon Festival Carnival 2024Agreed to
PMB No. 1637Mr ButtigiegVoice of Korea-Australian BusinessesAgreed to
PMB No. 1638Mr ButtigiegNon-resident Nepali AssociationAgreed to
PMB No. 1639Mr BarrettRiding for the Disabled Association NSWAgreed to
PMB No. 1640Mr BarrettOrange CampdraftObjected to, not considered as formal business
PMB No. 1641Mr LathamOrder for Papers - Racing NSW – Further order​​​Objected to, not considered as formal business
PAPER TABLED BY MINISTER
Ms Sharpe tabled annual reports

PAPERS TABLED
Commenced 10.09 am
​The Clerk:​
  • announced receipt of report of the Auditor-General presented out of session
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PUBLICATION OF WRITTEN ANSWER TO SUPPLEMENTARY ​QUESTION WITHOUT NOTICEWritten answers for publication in Hansard​​
NOTICES OF MOTIONS​​Notices give​n this day​
BUSINESS POSTPONED​
​​Government business notice of motion nos 2 and 3, postponed to a later hour​

​Business of the House notice of motion no. 2, postponed to a future sitting day
​
MINISTERIAL STATEMEN​T - BICENTENARY OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL​

Commenced 10.37 am
​Bill introduced, 1st read and published

​Statement of public interest tabled​
​
​2nd Reading: Motion of Ms Sharpe​​​
Debate adjourned first sitting day next sitting period (February 2025)
ENERGY AMENDMENT (PIPELINES AND GAS SAFETY) BILL 2024​
Commenced 10.53 am
​Bill introduced, 1st read and published

​Statement of public interest tabled​
​​​
​2nd Reading: Motion of Ms Sharpe​​​
Debate adjourned first sitting day next sitting period (February 2025)​
Proceedings interrupted for Questions
QUESTIONS​Commenced 11.00 am
SUPPLEMENTARY QUESTIONS FOR WRITTEN ANSWER​Commenced 12.03 pm
TAKE NOTE OF ANSWERS DEBATE
Commenced 12.04 p​m
Lunch​
12.36​ pm until 2.00 pm​
PAPERS TABLED
Commenced 2.00 p​m
Ms Jackson ​tabled:
  • various papers and reports​
​
MENTAL HEALTH LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL​ 2024​
Commenced 2.03 p​m
​Bill introduced, 1st read and published

​Statement of public interest tabled​
​​​
​2nd Reading: Motion of Ms Jackson​​​
Debate adjourned first sitting day next sitting period (February 2025)​
Commenced 2.13 p​m​
Note: circulated amendments are published via the bill webpage 
​
​​2nd Reading: Motion of Ms Sharpe
​
​In committee, bill taken as a whole
​
​GRNS amdts nos 1, 3 and 4, sheet c2024​-185​F: Motion of Ms Higginson
Negatived, on division (Ayes: 6 / Noes: 29)
​OPP amdts nos 1, 3, 7, 12, 13, 14, 22, 23 and 24, sheet c2024-226D: Motion of Mr Farlow
Agreed to
​OPP amdt no. 2, sheet c2024-226D: Motion of Mr Farlow
​Negatived
​GRNS amdt no. 2, sheet c2024​-185​F: Motion of Ms Higginson
​Agreed to
​​GRNS amdts nos 1, 9 and 24, sheet c2024-182J: Motion of Ms Higginson
​Agreed to
​GRNS amdts nos 2 and 21, sheet​ c2024-182J: Motion of Ms Higginson
​Negatived, on division (Ayes: 6 / Noes: 26)
​GRNS amdt no. 5, sheet c2024-182J: Motion of Ms Higginson​
​Negatived, on division (Ayes: 5 / Noes: 25)
​​GRNS amdt no. 6, sheet c2024-182J: Motion of Ms Higginson​
​Negatived, on division (Ayes: 6 / Noes: 24)
​GOVT amdt no. 1, sheet c2024-198D: Motion of Ms Sharpe
​Agreed to​
​GRNS amdt no. 7, sheet c2024-182J: Motion of Ms Higginson​
​Negatived, on division (Ayes: 6 / Noes: 25)
​GRNS amdts nos 3, 4, 8, 12 and 23, sheet c2024-182J: Motion of Ms Higginson​
Negatived, on division (Ayes: 6 / Noes: 23)
​​GOVT amdt no. 2, sheet c2024-198D: Motion of Ms Sharpe
​Agreed to
​AJP admts nos 1 and 2, sheet c2​024-227C: Motion of Ms Hurst
​Negatived​
​AJP admt no. 3, sheet c2024-227C: Motion of Ms Hurst
​Negatived
​GRNS amdt no. 10, sheet c2024-182J: Motion of Ms Higginson​
​Agreed to
​GOVT amdt no. 3, sheet c2024-198D: Motion of Ms Sharpe
​Agreed to​
​OPP amdts nos 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 17 and 18, sheet c2024-226D: Motion of Mr Farlow
​Negatived​
​​OPP amdts nos 16, 19 and 20, sheet c2024-​226D: Motion of Mr Farlow
Negatived
​GRNS amdt no. 11, sheet c2024-182J: Motion of Ms Higginson​
​Agreed to
​OPP amdt no. 21, sheet c2024-226D: Motion of Mrs Mitchell
​Negatived, on division (Ayes: 11 / Noes: 20)
​GOVT amdt no. 4, sheet c2024-198D: Motion of Ms Sharpe​
​Agreed to​
​​GRNS amdts nos 13 and 14, sheet c2024-182J: Motion of Ms Higginson​
​Negatived, on division (Ayes: 6 / Noes: 24)
​GRNS amdts nos 15, 16, 17, 18 and 19, sheet c2024-182J: Motion of Ms Higginson​
​Negatived, on division (Ayes: 6 / Noes: 24)
​GRNS amdt no. 20, sheet c2024-182J: Motion of Ms Higginson​
​Negatived, on division (Ayes: 6 / Noes: 23)
​LCP amdt no. 1, sheet c2024-205G: Motion of Mr Buckingham
​Agreed to
​GRNS amdt no. 5, sheet c2024​-185​F: Motion of Ms Higginson
​Negatived, on division (Ayes: 5 ​/ Noes: 24)
​Bill reported from committee with amendments
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​3rd Reading: Motion of Ms Sharpe
​​Agreed to, on division (Ayes: 24 / Noes: 5​), and forwarded to Assembly for concurrence
Commenced 5.52 pm
Note: circulated amendments are published via the bill webpage 
​
​​2nd Reading: Motion of Mr Buttigieg​
​Agreed to, on division (Ayes: 28 / Noes: 5)
​In committee, bill taken as a whole
​
​GRNS amdts nos 1 and 2, sheet c2024-228C: Motion of Ms Higginson
Negatived, on division (Ayes: 5 / Noes: 28)
​​Bill reported from committee without amendment​
​
​3rd Reading: Motion of Mr Buttigieg
​Agreed to and returned to Assembly without amendment
Dinner
6.36 pm until 7.30 pm
RETURNS TO ORDERSCommenced 7.30 pm
​The President reported details of a request to vary the scope of a orders for papers relating to the following order:​​
  1. PFAS in New South Wales
​Varied terms agreed to​​​
CRIMES AMENDMENT (OBSTRUCTING A RAILWAY) BILL 2024Commenced 7.33 pm
Note: circulated amendments are published via the bill webpage 
​
​​2nd Reading: Motion of Mr Mookhey
​Agreed to, on division (Ayes: 28  / Noes: 6​ ) 
​In committee, bill taken as a whole​
​
Grns amdt 1 to 3, sheet c2024-257A : Motion of Ms Higginson 
​Negatived, on division (Ayes: 6  / Noes: 28​ ) ​
​Bill reported from committee without amendment
​
​​​3rd Reading: Motion of Mr Mookhey
​Agreed to and returned to Assembly without ame​ndment​
COMMITTEES - REFERENCECommenced 8.55 pm
Ms Boyd informed the House of a self-reference for the Public Accountability and Works Committee
​
PAPER TABLED BY MINISTER   (Mr Mookhey)
RETURNS TO ORDERSCommenced 8.56 pm
​The Clerk tabled the following return to order:
  1. Strike or task forces in New South Wales
​
​​VICTIMS RIGHTS AND SUPPORT AMENDMENT (VICTIMS SUPPORT COUNSELLING) BILL 2024Commenced 8.56 pm
​​2nd Reading: Motion of Mr Mookhey​
​Agreed to​​
​​​3rd Reading: Motion of Mr Mookhey​
​Agreed to and​ ​returned to Assembly without amendment 
PUBLIC HEALTH (TOBACCO) AMENDMENT BILL 2024Commenced 9.10 pm
Note: circulated amendments are published via the bill webpage 
​
​​2nd Reading: Motion of Mrs Houssos

​Agreed to​
Grns amdt no. 1, sheet c2024-217A: Motion of Dr Cohn​

​Agreed to​
​Bill reported from committee with an amendment
​
​3rd Reading: Motion of Mrs Houssos
​Agreed to and​ ​returned to Assembly with an amendment 
REVENUE LEGISLATION FURTHER AMENDMENT BILL 2024​​Commenced 9.27 pm
​​2nd Reading: Motion of Mrs Houssos​ on behalf of Mr Mookhey​
​​Agreed to 
​​​3rd Reading: Motion of Mrs Houssos​ on behalf of​ Mr Mookhey​
​Agreed to and​ ​returned to Assembly without amendment 
RETURNS TO ORDERS
C​ommenced 9.31pm
​​The President reported details of requests to vary the scope of a orders for papers relating to the following order:
Early childhood education and care sector​​
​No agreeement was reached
WITNESS PROTECTION AMENDMENT BILL 2024​Commenced 9.32 pm
​​2nd Reading: Motion of Ms Moriarty
​​Agreed to 
​​​3rd Reading: Motion of Ms Moriarty ​​
​Agreed to and​ ​returned to Assembly without amendment ​
STATE INSURANCE AND CARE GOVERNANCE AMENDMENT (GOVERNANCE ARRANGEMENTS) BILL 2024​Commenced 9.41 pm
​​2nd Reading: Motion of Mr ​Buttigieg on behalf of​ Mr Mookhey​​

​​Agreed to 
​​​3rd Reading: Motion of Mr ​Buttigieg​ on behalf of​ Mr Mookhey​
​Agreed to and​ ​returned to Assembly without amendment ​
​SEASONAL FELICITATIONS​
​Commenced 9.55 pm
RETURNS TO ORDERS
C​ommenced 10.49 pm
​​The President reported details of requests to vary the scope of a orders for papers relating to the following order:
Employment of Darren Stapleton​
​Varied terms agreed to
ADJOURNMENT DEBATE​
The House adjourned at 11.21 pm until Tuesday, 11 February​ 2025 at 12.30 pm.



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