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LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL NOTICE OF MOTION Mr Secord says- Mr PRESIDENT: I give notice that on the next sitting day I will move: 1. That this House notes that: (a) North Coast dairy cooperative Norco receives more than 222 million litres of milk a year from 215 farms and exports to new markets in Asiaincluding China, and (b) Norco employs 830 staff and has been a co-operative for more than 110 years on the State's North Coast. 2. That this House: (a) condemns the Liberal-National State Government for terminating its long­ running contract with Norco to supply milk to 16 northern New South Wales hospitals, (b) expresses regret that National State MPs have failed to stop the termination of the contract, and (c) calls on the Health Minister the Honourable Brad Hazzard MP to immediately reverse the decision and support New South Wales dairy producers. Signed ____________ Dated _(_J._h_'{--'------,-hJ_I~_ C:\Users\CSecord\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\!NetCache\Content.Outlook\L6CCLOEG\Secord 180515 Norco Contract. doc NM/020.03 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL NOTICE OF MOTION . Revd Nile to say- Mr President: I give notice that next sitting day I will move: That leave be given to bring in a bill for an Act to amend the Anti-Discrimination Act 1977 to prohibit discrimination on the ground of a person's religious beliefs or religious activities and to prohibit public authorities and officials from subjecting faith-based institutions to detrimental treatment on the ground of faith; and for other purposes. (Anti-Discrimination Amendment (Religious Freedoms) Bill) A?f(, ;urn!-( ...__ (Prepared by the Parliamentary Counsel) /Lc .. s7f?? LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL NOTICE OF MOTION Mr Franklin says- Mr PRESIDENT: I give notice that onthe next sitting day I will move: 1. That this House notes: (a) that on Sunday 29 April 2018 St Mary's Anglican Church Ballina held their Memories of ANZAC Concert, and (b)) the concert included musical performances and skits which paid tribute to the ANZACs and those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. 2. That this House congratulates: (a) concert director- Joan Pickup, (b) musical director - Peter Hewett, (c) musicians- Marg Tait and James Guinea, (d) cast members: (i) Felicity Gordon-Ross, (ii) Kerry Johnston, (iii) Gail Sloan, (iv) Peggy Selby, (v) Frances Buckley, (vi) Fran Legge, (vii) Edna Kane, (viii) John Grant, (ix) Beverley Grant, (x) Carney Goodger, (xi) Pip Carter, (xii) Felicity Schulz, (xiii) Jennifer Zobel, (xiv) Mike Ball, and (xv) Jan Fryer. 2. That this House recognises the importance of local ANZAC Day events in bringing communities together and honouring the ANZAC Day tradif on of remembrance. J\/\~0r1 Dated ___/_ c_fl ______ _ LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL NOTICE OF MOTION Mr Wong says- Mr PRESIDENT: I give notice that on the next sitting day I will move: 1. That this House acknowledge the findings of the "Rumbling Tummies" report -released by the F oodbank in April this year that investigates child hunger in Australia, and which revealed: (a) more than one in five children in Australia has experienced food insecurity in the last 12 months meaning that it is more likely for a child in Australia, at 22 per cent, to experience food insecurity than it is for an adult, at 15 per cent, (b) one in three, or 32 per cent of, Australian .parents living in food insecure households report their children experience not having enough to eat as least once a month because they cannot afford to buy food, (c) one in five parents living in food insecure households say that their children go a whole day each week without eating any fresh food, (d) one in ten, or 9 per cent of, these parents say their children go a whole day each week without eating at all, (e) at least once a week, 18 per cent of children from food insecure households go to school without eating breakfast, and (f) 15 per cent go to school without a packed lunch or lunch money and II per cent go to bed without eating dinner. 2. That this House notes that this report confirms that the "cost of living" is the main reason for food insecurity in households with children, and that "bill shock" at 52 per cent, not having enough money in the first place at 44 per cent and housing affordability at3 8 per cent being the top three causes. 3. That this House recognise that Foodbank provides 15 million meals a year to more than 600 charities and schools in New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory. 1:\LC\House Papers\Loqs and Notices 2018\General notices\ Wong 180515 Foodbank report on child hunger.doc 6!- C.¢8. zb! . 4. That this House call for a long-term bipartisan,~ -otigeve~Mtstrategy on food security to provide immediate relief to food insecure households across New South Wales mpl tkrl~!§IIJ!ll&!i Capitat.Sf!eniter,. Dated _t"'--~+-"(f.__r{~, ~'----1--=--A __ I:\LC\House Papers\Loqs and Notices 2018\General notices\ Wong 180515 Foodbank report on child hunger.doc ' LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL NOTICE OF MOTION Mr Shoebridge says- Mr PRESIDENT: I give notice that on the next sitting day I will move: 1. That this House notes that: (a) international media has reported that dozens of unarmed protesters have been killed at the Gaza border by Israeli forces, (b) more than 2,700 protesters were injured, many by IDF officers shooting live bullets into crowds of protesters, and (c) the protests followed the relocation of the United States Embassy to Jerusalem as a way of marking the 70th anniversary of the creation oflsrael and the Nakba. 2. That this House recognises that: (a) 70 years ago the Palestinian people had their lands forcibly taken from them, and have since endured dispossession, oppression, bombings and killings, and (b) Nakba Day also known as the Day of the Catastrophe is commemorated on 15 May. 3. That this House notes with concern that: (a) the Australian Government has so far refused to condemn the Israeli state­ sanctioned~s,and t,-(~c.e (b) the silence of the Australian and other Western Governments empowers those in Israel seeking further violence and further damages the prospects of a just peace where Israel and Palestine can co-exist '1.!!i~~orders. 4. That this House recognises the fundamental importance of the right to protest, and in particular the right of~ Palestinian people to demand their internationally recognised human rights, including'ihe right ~f rewrn. (} ~ ~J)}m,i'rv::f.IJ~ ~ 1:\LC\House Papers\Loqs and Notices 2018\General notices\Shoebridge 180515 Palestine and Nakba.doc Signed ___;'---.J_j"-----~¥""'""---------iL,.c="--- / Dated ___!_~ ---f~-~"--;~1--~-/--'<-<{ __ I I 1:\LC\House Papers \Logs and Notices 2018\General notices\Shoebridge 180515 Palestine and Nakba.doc NM/032.04 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL NOTICE OF MOTION Mr Hatwin to say - Mr President: I give notice that next sitting day I will move: That leave be given to bring in a bill for an Act to make miscellaneous amendments to various Acts that relate to health and associated matters. Health Legislation Amendment Bill (No 2)) /?/(1 ~Nif., (Prepared by the Acting Parliamentary Counsel) NM/035.02 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL NOTICE OF MOTION Mr Harwin to say - Mr President: I give notice that next sitting day I will move: That leave be given to bring in a bill for an Act to amend the Heavy Vehicle (Adoption of National Law) Act 2013, the Road Transport Act 2013 and the Road Transport (Vehicle Registration) Regulation 2017 in connection with heavy vehicles; to amend the Local Government Act 1993 and the Motor Vehicles Taxation Act 1988 to increase certain penalties; and for other purposes. (Road Transport Legislation Miscellaneous Amendments Bill) (Prepared by the Acting Parliamentary Counsel) LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL NOTICE OF MOTION Mr Amato says- Mr PRESIDENT: I give notice that on the next sitting day I will move: 1. That this House notes the great efforts of Broadcast Partners, the Channel Nine Network and Telstra in bringing equality to womens' sport and broadcasting live, weekly games of the Suncorp National Netball League. 2. That this House notes that: (a) New South Wales has two teams entered in the National Netball League: (i) Giants Netball Team comprising: Head Coach Julie Fitzgerald, Kiera Austin, Kristina Brice, Bee Bulley, Kimberlee Green, Serena Guthrie, Jo Harten, Kristiana Manu'a, Susan Pettitt, Sam Poolman, Jamie-Lee Price, sponsored by HCF, Bing Lee, Nissan, Woolworths, CBR Canberra, FDC Construction and Fitout, Haiwaiin Airlines, National Storage, Samsung, Brokenwood, Castlereagh Imaging, Coast to Coast Sport, Darrel Lea, Elastoplast, Gilbert, Mount Franklin, Skins, Sydney Olympic Park, Western Sydney University and Giant, (ii) Sydney Swifts Netball Team comprising: Briony Akle, Kate Eddy, Sophie Garbin, Paige Hadley, Helen Housby, Sarah Klau, Abbey McCulloch, Claire O'Brien, Maddy Proud, Maddy Turner, Sam Wallace, sponsored by QBE, Bing Lee, Nissan, Samsung, Sydney Swans, Woolworths, Bioglan, Coast to Coast, The Kids Cancer Project, Sydney Olympic Park, BBX and Printhie Wines, and (c) both the Giants and Swifts have won their first two games ofthe Season. 3. That this House: (a) acknowledges and commends the Channel 9 Network and Telstra for supporting equality and female sport by broadcasting live Australia's most popular womens' team sport and the Suncorp National Netball League, (b) acknowledges and commends sponsors of the Giants and Swifts teams for their support of womens' sport, and 1:\LC\House Papers\Loqs and Notices 201~\General notices\Amato 180515 National Netball League.doc (c) congratulates and commends all members of the Giants and Swifts and wishes them well for the rest of the Suncorp National Netball Season.
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