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Legislative Assembly New South Wales Legislative Assembly PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES (HANSARD) Fifty-Sixth Parliament First Session Tuesday, 16 October 2018 Authorised by the Parliament of New South Wales TABLE OF CONTENTS Presiding Officers ...................................................................................................................................... 1 Temporary Speakers .............................................................................................................................. 1 Private Members' Statements ..................................................................................................................... 1 Racism.................................................................................................................................................... 1 Monaro Electorate Funding and Events ................................................................................................. 2 Ku-Ring-Gai Electorate Higher School Certificate Students ................................................................ 3 Soar & Roar Festival .............................................................................................................................. 4 Community Northern Beaches ............................................................................................................... 4 Housing Affordability ............................................................................................................................ 5 Tamworth Fiesta La Peel ....................................................................................................................... 6 Longueville Sporting Club ..................................................................................................................... 7 Tribute to Brother Nicholas Harsas ....................................................................................................... 7 Dubbo Electorate Volunteers ................................................................................................................. 8 Code C Bay and Basin Cancer Support Group ...................................................................................... 9 Visitors ..................................................................................................................................................... 10 Visitors ................................................................................................................................................. 10 Private Members' Statements ................................................................................................................... 10 Australian Turkish Community ........................................................................................................... 10 Goulburn Electorate Planning for Healthy Ageing Forum .................................................................. 11 Community Recognition Statements ....................................................................................................... 12 Oceania Ice Stock Championship ........................................................................................................ 12 Caroline Chisholm College .................................................................................................................. 12 Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day ................................................................................... 12 Corazon Latino Carers Support Group ................................................................................................ 12 New South Wales Lifeguard of the Year James Turnham .................................................................. 13 Summer Hill Electorate Multiculturalism ............................................................................................ 13 Forster Tuncurry Dolphins Rugby Union Club ................................................................................... 13 ClubsNSW ........................................................................................................................................... 13 Johansen Wines .................................................................................................................................... 13 Smart Farmer Fee for Service Agronomist of the Year Desi Toohey ................................................. 13 Charlestown Electorate Young Hockey and Netball Champions ........................................................ 14 Terrigal Electorate Regional Development Funding ........................................................................... 14 Vietnamese-Australian Welfare Association ....................................................................................... 14 Kings Langley Little Athletics ............................................................................................................. 14 The Entrance Electorate Higher School Certificate Students .............................................................. 14 Midwife Ruth Dwyer Tomasic ............................................................................................................ 15 Myall River Festival ............................................................................................................................ 15 Tribute to Dr Kamath ........................................................................................................................... 15 South Newcastle Rugby League Football Club ................................................................................... 15 Mavis Cowing 100th Birthday ............................................................................................................. 16 TABLE OF CONTENTS—continuing Cabramatta and Wetherill Park Rotary Police Officer Awards ........................................................... 16 Humanitix Google.org Impact Challenge Australia 2018 ................................................................... 16 Tribute to Rachel Hyde ........................................................................................................................ 16 Glenmore Park Community Achievements ......................................................................................... 16 Pink Ribbon Breakfast ......................................................................................................................... 17 Ricardoe's Tomatoes ............................................................................................................................ 17 Australian Labor Party McKell Award Recipients .............................................................................. 17 Grandparents Day ................................................................................................................................ 17 Belmont Rotary Club Annual Police Awards ...................................................................................... 18 Hornsby Lions Club ............................................................................................................................. 18 Bathukamma Festival........................................................................................................................... 18 Announcements........................................................................................................................................ 18 Duke and Duchess of Sussex ............................................................................................................... 18 Visitors ..................................................................................................................................................... 18 Visitors ................................................................................................................................................. 18 Commemorations ..................................................................................................................................... 19 Centenary of First World War ............................................................................................................. 19 Announcements........................................................................................................................................ 19 Death of Peter Maurice King, A Former Member of the Legislative Assembly ................................. 19 Bills .......................................................................................................................................................... 19 Children (Education and Care Services) Supplementary Provisions Amendment Bill 2018 .............. 19 Criminal Procedure Amendment (Pre-Trial Disclosure) Bill 2018 ..................................................... 19 RSL NSW Bill 2018 ............................................................................................................................ 19 Strata Schemes Management Amendment (Building Defects Scheme) Bill 2018 .............................. 19 Criminal Legislation Amendment (Consorting and Restricted Premises) Bill 2018 ........................... 19 Impounding Amendment (Shared Bicycles and Other Devices) Bill 2018 ......................................... 19 Parliamentary Budget Officer Amendment Bill 2018 ......................................................................... 19 Western City and Aerotropolis Authority Bill 2018 ...........................................................................
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