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Legislative Council New South Wales Legislative Council PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES (HANSARD) Fifty-Sixth Parliament First Session Thursday, 15 November 2018 Authorised by the Parliament of New South Wales TABLE OF CONTENTS Documents ............................................................................................................................................... 57 Inspector of the Independent Commission Against Corruption .......................................................... 57 Reports ............................................................................................................................................. 57 Announcements........................................................................................................................................ 57 Death of Elizabeth Ann Symonds, AM, A Former Member of the Legislative Council .................... 57 Motions .................................................................................................................................................... 57 Greek National Day Seventy-Eighth Anniversary ............................................................................... 57 Campbelltown Electorate Centenary of Armistice Commemoration .................................................. 58 NSW Association of Jewish Service and Ex-Service Men and Women's Remembrance Day Services ............................................................................................................................................................................ 60 Little India Fair .................................................................................................................................... 61 Reserve Forces Day Council Twentieth Anniversary .......................................................................... 62 Federation of Indian Associations Diwali Fair .................................................................................... 63 Day of German Unity........................................................................................................................... 63 Indian Support Center Inc. Annual Dinner .......................................................................................... 64 Committees .............................................................................................................................................. 65 Portfolio Committee No. 4 - Legal Affairs .......................................................................................... 65 Extension of Reporting Date ............................................................................................................ 65 Motions .................................................................................................................................................... 65 Australia-Korea Culture and Arts Inc. Musical Ensemble .................................................................. 65 Ballina-On-Richmond Rotary Club Vocational Service Awards ........................................................ 65 Gateway Family Services Bushfire Information Launch ..................................................................... 66 Ballina Country Music Festival ........................................................................................................... 67 Firefighters Climb for Motor Neurone Disease ................................................................................... 67 Lebanon Carnival ................................................................................................................................. 67 Caravan and Camping Industry Association Awards of Excellence ................................................... 68 White Cross Fire Trail Commemoration ............................................................................................. 68 Lions Club Children of Courage Awards ............................................................................................ 70 Committees .............................................................................................................................................. 70 Portfolio Committee No. 6 - Planning and Environment .................................................................... 70 Report: Budget Estimates 2018-2019 .............................................................................................. 70 Portfolio Committee No. 6 - Planning and Environment .................................................................... 70 Report: The Music and Arts Economy in New South Wales .......................................................... 70 Documents ............................................................................................................................................... 72 Tabling of Papers ................................................................................................................................. 72 Petitions.................................................................................................................................................... 73 Petitions Received ................................................................................................................................ 73 Business of the House .............................................................................................................................. 73 Withdrawal of Business ....................................................................................................................... 73 Postponement of Business ................................................................................................................... 73 TABLE OF CONTENTS—continuing Suspension of Standing and Sessional Orders: Order of Business ...................................................... 73 Order of Business ................................................................................................................................. 73 Order of Business ................................................................................................................................. 73 Committees .............................................................................................................................................. 74 Portfolio Committee No. 4 - Legal Affairs .......................................................................................... 74 Government Response ..................................................................................................................... 74 Portfolio Committee No. 5 - Industry and Transport ........................................................................... 74 Government Response ..................................................................................................................... 74 Portfolio Committee No. 6 - Planning and Environment .................................................................... 74 Government Response ..................................................................................................................... 74 Select Committee on Electricity Supply, Demand and Prices in New South Wales ........................... 74 Government Response ..................................................................................................................... 74 Business of the House .............................................................................................................................. 74 Business Lapsed ................................................................................................................................... 74 Disallowance ............................................................................................................................................ 74 Cemeteries and Crematoria Amendment Regulation 2018 ................................................................. 74 Bills .......................................................................................................................................................... 85 Protection of the Environment Operations Amendment (Clean Air) Bill 2018 .................................. 85 First Reading .................................................................................................................................... 85 Second Reading Speech ................................................................................................................... 85 Motions .................................................................................................................................................... 87 Berejiklian-Barilaro Government ........................................................................................................ 87 Visitors ..................................................................................................................................................... 94 Visitors ................................................................................................................................................. 94 Questions Without Notice ........................................................................................................................ 94 Powerhouse Museum International Design Competition .................................................................... 94 Vaucluse and Diamond Bay Ocean Outfalls ....................................................................................... 95 Powerhouse Museum Staff
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