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Seventh Assembly LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF THE NORTHERN TERRITORY SEVENTH ASSEMBLY 27 June 1994 to 12 August 1997 CONSOLIDATED INDEX OF MINUTES OF PROCEEDINGS AND PAPERS TABLED Seventh Legislative Assembly – Index to Minutes of Proceedings and Papers Tabled 27 June 1994 to 12 August 1997 Seventh Legislative Assembly CONTENTS ADDRESS - PRESIDENT OF 1 PHILIPPINES ADDRESS IN REPLY 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ARRANGEMENTS 1 ADMINISTRATOR’S SPEECH 1 APOLOGY TO SPEAKER 1 APPRECIATION OF SERVICE – Mr H G Smith 1 ATTENDANCE OF ADMINISTRATOR 1 ATTENDANCE OF DEPUTY 1 BILLS 1 – 7 CENSURE 7 – 8 CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEE 8 COMMISSION APPOINTING DEPUTY 8 OF ADMINISTRATOR COMMISSION TO ADMINISTER 8 OATHS AND AFFIRMATIONS COMMISSION OF DEPUTY TO 8 DECLARE OPEN SEVENTH ASSEMBLY COMMONWEALTH DAY MESSAGE 8 CONDOLENCES 8 DISCHARGE OF BUSINESS 8 – 9 DISSENT FROM SPEAKER’S RULING 9 DISTINGUISHED VISITORS 9 –11 ELECTION OF SPEAKER 11 EXPLANATION OF SPEECH 11 FIRST SITTING IN NEW PARLIAMENT 11 GENERAL BUSINESS DAY 11 GUIDON 11 LEAVE OF ABSENCE 11 – 12 Seventh Legislative Assembly – Index to Minutes of Proceedings and Papers Tabled 27 June 1994 to 12 August 1997 Seventh Legislative Assembly CONTENTS MATTERS OF PUBLIC IMPORTANCE 12 MEMBER SUSPENDED 12 MEMBER SWORN 12 MESSAGE FROM HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN 12 MESSAGES FROM THE ADMINISTRATOR 13 MINISTRY AND ADMINISTRATIVE ARRANGEMENTS 13 MOTIONS NEGATIVED 13 – 14 MOTIONS (Procedural) 14 – 20 MOTIONS (Substantive) 20 – 35 NOTICE APPOINTING TIME FOR HOLDING FIRST SESSION OF SEVENTH ASSEMBLY 35 NOTICE TO DECLARE OPEN SEVENTH ASSEMBLY 35 PAPERS TABLED 36 – 119 PERSONAL EXPLANATION 120 PETITIONS 120 – 124 PRESENTATION OF SPEAKER TO ADMINISTRATOR 124 PRIVILEGE 124 – 126 REMONSTRANCE 126 RESIGNATION OF MEMBER 126 RETURN TO WRITS 126 RULINGS 126 SPEAKER’S RULING 126 STATEMENTS 126 – 131 VISITORS 131 – 135 WANT OF CONFIDENCE 135 WARRANT 135 7th Assembly – 27 June 1994 to 12 August 1997 Index Reference Summary by Sitting Day and Minutes Page Minutes Day Date Bound Volume Page 1 – 21 1 27 June 1994 XXXXII 23 – 31 2 28 June 1994 XXXXII 33 - 35 2 (cont) 29 June 1994 XXXXII 37 - 41 3 30 June 1994 XXXXII 43 - 50 4 23 August 1994 XXXXII 51 - 56 5 24 August 1994 XXXXII 57 - 61 6 25 august 1994 XXXXII 63 - 71 7 30 August 1994 XXXXII 73 - 78 8 31 August 1994 XXXXII 79 - 85 9 1 September 1994 XXXXII 87 - 90 10 4 October 1994 XXXXIII 91 - 95 10 (cont) 5 October 1994 XXXXIII 97 - 103 11 6 October 1994 XXXXIII 105 - 109 12 11 October 1994 XXXXIII 111 - 116 13 12 October 1994 XXXXIII 117 - 129 14 13 October 1994 XXXXIII 131 - 138 15 22 November 1994 XXXXIII 139 - 144 16 23 November 1994 XXXXIII 145 - 149 17 24 November 1994 XXXXIII 151 - 154 18 29 November 1994 XXXXIII 155 - 163 19 30 November 1994 XXXXIII 165 - 177 20 1 December 1994 XXXXIII 179 - 188 21 21 February 1995 XXXXIV 189 - 198 22 22 February 1995 XXXXIV 199 - 204 23 23 February 1995 XXXXIV 205 - 211 24 28 February 1995 XXXXIV 213 - 223 25 1 March 1995 XXXXIV 225 - 228 26 2 March 1995 XXXXIV 229 - 237 27 16 May 1995 XXXXIV 239 - 242 28 17 May 1995 XXXXIV 243 - 260 29 18 may 1995 XXXXIV 261 - 265 30 23 May 1995 XXXXIV 267 - 281 31 24 May 1995 XXXXIV 283 – 288 32 25 May 1995 XXXXIV i 7th Assembly – 27 June 1994 to 12 August 1997 Index Reference Summary by Sitting Day and Minutes Page Minutes Page Day Date Bound Volume 289 - 296 33 20 June 1995 XXXXV 297 - 299 33 (cont) 21 June 1995 XXXXV 301 - 306 33 (cont) 22 June 1995 XXXXV 307 - 313 34 15 August 1995 XXXXV 315 - 325 35 16 August 1995 XXXXV 327 – 335 36 17 August 1995 XXXXV 337 - 345 37 22 August 1995 XXXXV 347 - 357 38 23 August 1995 XXXXV 359 - 366 39 24 August 1995 XXXXV 367 - 375 40 10 October 1995 XXXXVI 377 - 383 41 11 October 1995 XXXXVI 385 - 390 42 12 October 1995 XXXXVI 391 - 397 43 17 October 1995 XXXXVI 399 - 403 44 18 October 1995 XXXXVI 405 - 411 45 19 October 1995 XXXXVI 413 - 415 46 21 November 1995 XXXXVI 417 - 423 47 22 November 1995 XXXXVI 425 - 434 48 23 November 1995 XXXXVI 435 - 450 49 28 November 1995 XXXXVI 451 - 461 50 29 November 1995 XXXXVI 463 - 475 51 30 November 1995 XXXXVI 477 - 485 52 20 February 1996 XXXXVII 487 - 493 53 21 February 1996 XXXXVII 495 - 501 54 22 February 1996 XXXXVII 503 - 507 55 27 February 1996 XXXXVII 509 - 518 56 28 February 1996 XXXXVII 519 - 534 57 29 February 1996 XXXXVII 535 - 548 58 14 May 1996 XXXXVII 549 - 564 59 15 May 1996 XXXXVII 565 - 568 60 16 May 1996 XXXXVII 569 - 580 61 21 May 1996 XXXXVII 581 - 589 62 22 May 1996 XXXXVII 591 - 599 63 23 May 1996 XXXXVII 569 - 578 64 13 August 1996 XXXXVIII 579 - 581 65 14 August 1996 XXXXVIII 583 - 590 66 15 August 1996 XXXXVIII 591 - 596 67 20 August 1996 XXXXVIII 597 - 607 68 21 August 1996 XXXXVIII 609 - 617 69 22 August 1996 XXXXVIII 619 - 623 70 19 September 1996 XXXXVIII ii 7th Assembly – 27 June 1994 to 12 August 1997 Index Reference Summary by Sitting Day and Minutes Page Minute Page Day Date Bound Volume 625 - 629 70 (cont) 18 September 1996 XXXXVIII 631 - 635 70 (cont) 19 September 1996 XXXXVIII 637 - 642 71 8 October 1996 XXXXIX 643 - 648 72 9 October 1996 XXXXIX 649 - 653 73 10 October 1996 XXXXIX 655 - 658 74 15 October 1996 XXXXIX 659 – 663 75 16 October 1996 XXXXIX 665 - 671 76 17 October 1996 XXXXIX 673 - 677 77 19 November 1996 XXXXIX 679 - 687 78 20 November 1996 XXXXIX 689 - 702 79 21 November 1996 XXXXIX 703 - 707 80 26 November 1996 XXXXIX 709 - 714 81 27 November 1996 XXXXIX 745 - 723 82 28 November 1996 XXXXIX 725 - 732 83 18 February 1997 L 733 - 737 84 19 February 1997 L 739 – 744 85 20 February 1997 L 745 - 749 86 25 February 1997 L 751 - 756 87 26 February 1997 L 757 - 770 88 27 February 1997 L 771 - 777 89 22 April 1997 L 779 - 786 90 23 April 1997 L 787 - 791 91 24 April 1997 L 793 - 802 92 29 April 1997 L 803 - 807 93 30 April 1997 L 809 - 811 94 1 May 1997 L 813 - 819 95 17 June 1997 LI 821 - 826 95 (cont) 18 June 1997 LI 827 - 831 95 (cont) 19 June 1997 LI 833 - 837 96 12 August 1997 LI Assembly was prorogued by His Honour the Administrator Keith John Austin Asche on 12 August 1997. iii Consolidated Index to Minutes for Bound Volumes XXXXII to LI SEVENTH ASSEMBLY - FIRST SESSION From To Pages 27 June 1994 12 August 1997 1 - 837 Bold No. 123=Passed Bill Italic & Bold No. 123=Discharged Bill Italic No. 123=Negatived Bill *Lapsed on prorogation ADDRESS BY PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES His Excellency Fidel V. Ramos 347-349 ADDRESS-IN-REPLY 9,19,39,40,47,53,58,59 Notification to present 66 Presentation to Administrator - Report to Assembly 66,67 Presentation to and Message from Her Majesty the Queen 117 ADMINISTRATIVE ARRANGEMENTS ORDERS 7,8,310,570,833 Chief Minister the Honourable S Stone MLA, 26 May 1995 290 Leader of Government Business the Honourable B. Coulter, 20 June 1995 290 Opposition portfolio responsibilities 373 ADMINISTRATOR’S SPEECH 6,9 APOLOGY TO SPEAKER Leader of the Opposition (Mrs Hickey) for reflecting on the Chair 650 The Member For Macdonnell (Mr Bell) 435 APPRECIATION OF SERVICE - HORACE GUY SMITH, FORMER CLERK OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY 76,77 ATTENDANCE OF ADMINISTRATOR 6 ATTENDANCE OF DEPUTY 2 BILLS Abattoirs and Slaughtering Amendment 1995 (Serial 190) 401, 473 Aerodromes Amendment Bill 1997 (Serial 212) 733,742, 768 Agents Licensing Amendment 1995 (Serial 74) 206,217, 241 Agricultural and Veterinary Chemicals (Northern Territory) 1994 (Serial 20) 19,25, 48 Anti-Discrimination Amendment 1994 (Serial 54) 141,161-162 Anti-Discrimination Amendment (No. 2) 1996 (Serial 192) 655,662, 670 Anti-Discrimination Amendment 1996 (Serial 193) 659,668, 676 Appropriation 1994-95 (Serial 2) 19,20,27-29,33-34 Appropriation (No. 2) 1994-95 (Serial 72) 216,217-222 Appropriation 1995/96 (Serial 80) 244,262,291-5,297-9, 301-2 Appropriation 1996/97 (Serial 166) 573,580,589,596,612,620,625,631, 634 1 Consolidated Index to Minutes for Bound Volumes XXXXII to LI SEVENTH ASSEMBLY - FIRST SESSION BILLS (cont) Appropriation 1997/98 (Serial 232) 804,810,811,815,821,827, 831 Associations Incorporation Amendment 1995 (Serial 91) 290,302, 364-5 Associations Incorporation Amendment (No. 2) 1995 (Serial 129) 452,467, 490 Associations Incorporation Amendment 1996 (Serial 206) 703,713, 743 Associations Incorporation 1997 (Serial 229) 771,786* Audit 1995 (Serial 52) 157,173,208-210 AustralAsia Railway Corporation Amendment 1997 (Serial 234) 793* AustralAsia Railway Corporation 1996 (Serial 184) 660,675, 706 Bail Amendment 1996 (Serial 157) 570,585, 576 Bank of South Australia (Merger with Advance Bank) 1996 (Serial 183) 659,668, 676 Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration (Consequential Amendments) 1996 (Serial 147) 510,525,546, 547 Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Amendment 1996 (Serial 199) 689,705, 737 Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration 1996 (Serial 146) 510,525,546, 547 Brands Amendment 1995 (Serial 106) 396, 473 Brands Amendment 1996 (Serial 172) 597,612, 646 Business Franchise Amendment 1995 (Serial 79) 285, 287 Care for the Dying Consultation 1996 (Serial 155) 536,561,607, 686 Choice of Law (Limitation Periods) 1994 (Serial 13) 19,26, 54 Classification of Publications and Films Amendment 1995 (Serial 116) 399,409,430,432, 433 Cobourg Peninsula Aboriginal Land and Sanctuary Amendment 1994 (Serial 55) 157,174, 505 Cobourg Peninsula Aboriginal Land and Sanctuary Amendment 1996 (Serial 142) 503,506, 514 Companies (Trustees and Personal Representatives) Amendment 1997 (Serial 213) 733,741, 773 Competition Policy Reform (Northern Territory) 1996 (Serial 122) 452,467, 573 Community Welfare Amendment 1995 (Serial 108) 388, 459 Conservation Commission Amendment 1995 (Serial 94) 312,324,382-383 Consumer Affairs and Fair Trading Amendment 1995 (Serial 126) 436,458, 506 Consumer Affairs and Fair Trading Amendment 1996 (Serial 149) 524, 736 Consumer Affairs and Fair Trading Amendment 1997 (Serial 218) 725,736, 748 Consumer Credit (Northern Territory) 1995 (Serial 89) 286, 350 Control of Roads Amendment 1995 (Serial 87) 285, 304-5 Co-operatives 1996 (Serial 202) 709,721,729, 730 Corporations (Northern Territory) Amendment 1994 (Serial 59) 151,160, 185 Criminal Code Amendment (No.
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