WESTERN AUSTRALIA ______

INDEX TO PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES (HANSARD)

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL and LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

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THIRTY-NINTH PARLIAMENT FIRST SESSION

5 February 2015 to 3 December 2015

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64° ELIZABETH II ______

2015

INDEX TO SUBJECTS – A – ABORIGINAL AFFAIRS Assembly Aboriginal Heritage Act, 5092 Balgo community, 2347 Constitution Amendment (Recognition of Aboriginal People) Bill, “Council Amalgamation Process” — removal of orders, 8780 crime and antisocial behaviour, Broome, 2226 deaths in custody, Aboriginal, ms. 4789 Department of Aboriginal Affairs, 2014–15 annual report, correction, s. 8316 Indigenous incarceration rates, 7910 KULCHA, multicultural music venue — removal of notice, 894 Mirrabooka NAIDOC Day, s. 5352 multicultural trails, 3254 native title settlements, federal government funding, 2847 remote Aboriginal communities see also “Education”, “Health” closure, 284, 359, 1826, 1888, 3370; notice of motion, 1451; motion, 2185; p. 3495 essential services for small towns, 356 gonorrhoea, 1804, 3092 Minister for Regional Development, pex. 4534 notification of closure, 2347 Premier’s comments, 2128 south west native title negotiations, p. 2026 settlement, ms. 2434 Council Aboriginal Affairs Cabinet Sub-committee, review of Aboriginal young people programs, ms. 3264 Aboriginal children, gonorrhoea, Premier’s comments, 1941, 2124 Aboriginal Cultural Material Committee chairperson, 5572, 5982 cultural or gender sensitive information, 4998 Lake Yindarlgooda site, 7541 meetings, 6982 (answer advice 9041) membership, 5554 Mourambine Kariyarra sites, 7430, 7692 Non–ex officio members, 5981 Roe Highway stage 8, meeting, 8476 section 18 applications, 5990 State Solicitor’s Office, 5982 Aboriginal Heritage Act Aboriginal Cultural Material Committee, 6434, 6576 heritage sites, 1155, 1277, 2375 (answer advice 2920), 2380, 2590 (correction of answer 2923), 3140, 3146, 3313, 3318, 3573, 3724, 4143, 4259 (supplementary information 4633), 4262 (answer advice 4267; supplementary information 4634), 4263, 4265, 4474, 4477, 4619, 4998, 5301 (answer advice 5420), 5572, 6111, 6207 (answer advice 6439), 6698, 8257 Song Cycle path, 3995 Aboriginal Heritage Act Amendment Bill, 5985; p. 13, 606, 2095, 4917 Aboriginal heritage sites damaged, Nullagine, 5985 goldfields and Yilgarn regions, 3719, 3997 grave, Yakabindie, 7139 Mt Margaret cave heritage register, removal, 6116 site register, 1616 surveys Buttress Hill Tank site, 8478 Kimberley Quarries Pty Ltd, 1594 Aboriginal Lands Trust estate, asbestos, 9271 Aboriginal people, service delivery review, Roebourne — motion, 3664; s. 3728 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement

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ABORIGINAL AFFAIRS (continued) Council (continued) Aboriginal rock art, Burrup Peninsula, ms. 2954; s. 2956, 3321, 3323 Aboriginal servicemen at Gallipoli, ms. 2890 Burrup Peninsula, re-registering, p. 4918, 5250 Department of Aboriginal Affairs artworks, 1632 Burrup rock art compound, officer, 5983 December 2008 briefing note, 5981 deputy director general, 5985 director of policy and reform, 5984 elders workshop, 7424 employment conditions, 2966 grants and sponsorships, 5571; Martu area organisations, 8479 incident, Mt Margaret, 5991 mobile telephone number, 3433, 4627, 5988 Mongers Lake waterway, 282 senior legal officer, 5985 site registrar, 5983 staff heritage section, 5685 investigations, 867, 1273 submitted sites, 5986 Weeks, Cliff, 2281 East Kimberley Aboriginal Achievement Awards, s. 5978 goldfields operation service manager, resignation, 1158 horse cull, Lake Gregory pastoral station, 8478 Indigenous communities, drinking water, 6824; motion, 6412, 7256; in reply, 7264 Indigenous household food security, Feed the Little Children Inc, p. 1562 Indigenous suicide — motion, 1576, 2097, 2563; amendment to motion, 2572; amendment on the amendment, 2573; motion, as amended, 2576 Indigenous visitor hostels, Broome, 3468 Kariyarra Mugarinya Property Joint Venture Pty Ltd, 4985 Knox Plain Aboriginal development package agreement, s. 6112 Kunawarritji community, 640; electricity supply, 521 (answer advice, 867) location-based expenditure review, ms. 3403 Nganhu Pty Ltd, 2277, 3829 Nullagine River sacred boards storehouse, 3825 Nyoongar Patrol, 2810 remote Aboriginal communities, 6106; closure, 6452; s. 9267 Roe Highway stage 8 Aboriginal Cultural Material Committee, 5965, 6204, 6432, 6578, 6854, 7084, 7086, 9032 (answer advice 9040) Aboriginal heritage surveys, 4944 section 18 applications, 7540, 8621, 9144 Stolen Wages Reparation Scheme media report, 9380 motion, 2231; in reply, 2239 process, p. 14 review, 1622 Swan Valley Nyungah Community, p. 7255 Wallcliffe rock shelters, modern art, 32, 2409 ABORIGINAL CONSTITUTIONAL RECOGNITION, JOINT SELECT COMMITTEE ON Assembly first report, “Towards a True and Lasting Reconciliation: Report into the Appropriate Wording to Recognise Aboriginal People in the Constitution of Western Australia” — tabling, 2300 Council first report, “Towards a True and Lasting Reconciliation: Report into the Appropriate Wording to Recognise Aboriginal People in the Constitution of Western Australia” — tabling, 2229; motion, 2585, 3131, 3979 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 3

ABORIGINAL HERITAGE AMENDMENT BILL 2014 Assembly appropriation, 288 AGRICULTURE AND FOOD Assembly Agent Orange use, Kimberley, Cyril Hunter, 5141 animal factory farms, “ag-gag” laws, p. 893 Animal Pest Management Services, 3093 animal protection law, Nonhuman Rights Project, s. 3762 Doppler radar technology, 4808 Elion Resources Group, 1542 GD Pork piggery expansion, 2549 genetically modified crops, p. 4647, 5858; independent review, p. 3165, 6457, 6589 potato industry, 1098, 1100 Potato Marketing Corporation of Western Australia advertising, 1097 crop quality and exports, 1758 potato growers, g. 8639 potato varieties, 1246 quantity monitoring cost, 1099 standard and quantity monitoring, 1099 tonnage and market, 1100 total operating cost, 1098 total WA tonnage and revenue, 1559 varietal price determination, 1098 ware potatoes, supply and demand, 2091 puppy farms, p. 8779 Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals WA (Inc) — notice of motion, 3335; removal of notice, 7447; notice of motion, 7603, 7748 science strategy, 4723 Council agricultural research — motion, 7392; in reply, 7399 agricultural sciences exchange and scholarship scheme, 4142 animal meat exports, s. 4974, 5171 animal welfare greyhound racing industry, 1008 review, 1595 Animal Welfare Act independent review, ms. 9222 investigations, 3312 (correction of answer 3437) prosecution, 986 Animal Welfare Advisory Committee, Eric Ball, 3431, 3576 Auditor General’s report, 2280 beekeepers, 5791 biosecurity blitz program, 7283 contaminated non–genetically modified canola, receival handling, s. 9268 crop risk mitigation insurance — motion, 3559, 3963; in reply, 3975 Department of Agriculture and Food Australian ringneck parrots, 7542 climate-adapted crops, 7694 cotton bush control, Preston Beach, 879 delegations, 7858 director general, Asia visits, 4261 education van, 5789 food, trade and agribusiness section, international travel, 8881 Hills Medfly Initiative, 5416 industry-funded research positions, 2411 livestock inspectors, Kalgoorlie, 6432 (answer advice 6583) pest plants, 5687 research, 109, 3317 review, 7425, 9250 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 4 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

AGRICULTURE AND FOOD (continued) Council (continued) Department of Agriculture and Food (continued) transfer pasture activities, 6105 Doppler radar, 2276, 9429; ms. 2096 biosecurity strategy, 2913, 3144 Esperance bushfires, wind erosion, 8722 Esperance, Shire of, land clearing, agriculture, 91 Farm Finance Concessional Loans Scheme, 3995, 5556 Foodbank, Lamb Legends, s. 7862 former agricultural research stations, sale, 1595; completion of sale, 5304 genetically modified crops, canola, 6103, 7690, 7855; and non-genetically modified, 8875 cotton, Ord River irrigation area, 9038 organisms, 8477 p. 6823 Genetically Modified Crops Free Area Act, repeal — motion, 6540 horticulture, 111 irrigation pipelines, Pilbara, 8476 natural resource management program applications, 2596 funding, 2420, 4303 groups, south west region, 2429 peri-urban regions, 4991, 8475 Perth market, sale, 8874, 9143, 9249, 9441 Perth Market Authority board membership, 9142, 9148, 9254; ms. 9124, 9386 consideration of ministerial statement — motion, 9448 Direction 2015 No 2, 9428 (answer advice 9448) Minister for Agriculture and Food, conflict of interest, 9427, 9433 sale process advice, 9431 pig hunting, 742 Potato Marketing Corporation advertising, 2431 board abolishment, 4472 potato industry — motion, 361; in reply, 367 regulations, s. 414 Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals WA (Inc) amendment to notice of motion, 1562 Premier’s comments, 3316 (supplementary information 3725) funding, 3429, 3575 prosecutions and animal seizures, 3718 staff, 109, 7539 straying livestock, Kimberley, 2423 table grapes, importation, 5789 WA Police–Department of Agriculture and Food memorandum of understanding, livestock, 1272, 1590 Wayleggo Cup, s. 5820 Water Corporation RCR Tomlinson, 6873 Waterwise, Denmark, 3720 Western Australian international trade and investment offices, Jakarta trade office, 4939 wheat hay, Japan exports, 6695 wild dogs fencing and bounty trial, 1596 Murchison region vermin cell, s. 1829 state barrier fence, 8258 AIRPORTS AND AIR SERVICES See “Transport” ALCOHOL AND DRUG AUTHORITY AMENDMENT BILL 2014 Assembly returned, 348 assent, 817 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 5

ALCOHOL AND DRUG AUTHORITY AMENDMENT BILL 2014 (continued) Council second reading, 55, 255 committee, 267–274 third reading, 274 assent, 756 Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier, pex. 2923 ALCOHOL AND DRUGS Assembly alcohol and young people, p. 2995 drug and alcohol detox facilities and support services, establishment, p. 7951, 8044, 8315, 8899 excessive consumption of alcohol — removal of notice, 2027 liquor restrictions, community consultation, Halls Creek, 8836 liquor store development, Balcatta, p. 2149 secondary supply legislation, 5202 synthetic drug laws, 4231 Council Aboriginal alcohol and other drug worker training program, s. 530 drug and alcohol detox facilities and support services, establishment, p. 9122 methamphetamines s. 6113, 6870 use — motion, 6057; in reply, 6068 Project Stop, s. 7118 synthetic drugs, s. 3860 ALUMINA REFINERY (MITCHELL PLATEAU) AGREEMENT (TERMINATION) BILL 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 2027 introduction and first reading, 2151 second reading, 2151, 6459; in reply, 6599 third reading, 6601 returned, 7645 assent, 7953 Council receipt and first reading, 6549 second reading, 6549, 7563; in reply, 7568 committee, 7569–7573 third reading, 7573 report, 7573 assent, 8233 ANIMALS see “Agriculture and Food”, “Environment” and “Local Government” ANZAC DAY AMENDMENT BILL 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 7953 introduction and first reading, 8049 second reading, 8049 ANZAC DAY AMENDMENT BILL (NO. 2) 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 7953 introduction and first reading, 8050 second reading, 8050

APPROPRIATION (CAPITAL 2010–11 TO 2013–14) SUPPLEMENTARY BILL 2014 Assembly appropriation, 288

APPROPRIATION (RECURRENT 2010–11 TO 2013–14) SUPPLEMENTARY BILL 2014 Assembly appropriation, 288 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 6 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

APPROPRIATION (CAPITAL 2015–16) BILL 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 3598 introduction and first reading, 3782 second reading, 3782 appropriation, 3904 declaration as urgent, 3905 cognate debate, 3905 second reading — cognate debate, 3905, 4020, 4044, 4074, 4165; in reply, 4214 third reading, 4819, 4875; in reply, 4915 returned, 5517 assent, 5872 Council receipt and first reading, 4920 second reading, 4920 cognate debate, 5389 second reading — cognate debate, 5390, 5420; in reply, 5423 third reading, 5425 assent, 5761 APPROPRIATION (RECURRENT 2015–16) BILL 2015 Assembly appropriation, 3904 notice of motion to introduce, 3598 introduction and first reading, 3771 second reading, 3771 declaration as urgent, 3905 cognate debate, 3905 second reading — cognate debate, 3905, 4020, 4044, 4074, 4165; in reply, 4214 third reading, 4756, 4791 returned, 5517 assent, 5872 Council receipt and first reading, 4919 second reading, 4919 cognate debate, 5389 second reading — cognate debate, 5390, 5420; in reply, 5423 third reading, 5425 assent, 5761 AQUATIC RESOURCES LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 419 introduction and first reading, 558 second reading, 558 appropriation, 1227 AQUATIC RESOURCES MANAGEMENT BILL 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 419 introduction and first reading, 556 second reading, 557 appropriation, 1227 ASBESTOS DISEASES COMPENSATION BILL 2013 Council second reading, 4096, 6940, 9000 discharge of order and referral to Standing Committee on Environment and Public Affairs — motion, 6948, 8992; adjournment of debate, 8997; standing orders suspension — motion, 8998; motion resumed, 8999 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 7

ASSOCIATIONS INCORPORATION BILL 2014 Assembly consideration in detail, 656–670, 688–692, 2057–2076 reconsideration in detail, 2076 third reading, 2336; in reply, 2342 returned, 7645 assent, 7953 Council receipt and first reading, 2283 second reading, 2283, 7420, 7433, 7520; in reply, 7525 third reading, 7528 assent, 8233 ATTORNEY GENERAL, DEPARTMENT OF THE see “Legal Affairs” AUDIT, JOINT STANDING COMMITTEE ON Assembly third report, “Review of the Auditor General Act 2006 — Appointment of a Reviewer” — tabling, 3009 appointment, Hon Liz Behjat, Council’s message, 5470 Council Auditor General Act, review, s. 4450 appointment, Hon Liz Behjat, 5388 third report, “Review of the Auditor General Act 2006 — Appointment of a Reviewer” — tabling, 2891; motion, 3570, 3979 resignation, Hon Martin Aldridge, 5387 – B – BARROW ISLAND AMENDMENT BILL 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 1451 introduction and first reading, 1638 second reading, 1638 appropriation, 2034 declaration as urgent, 2161 second reading, 2162, 2309; in reply, 2319 consideration in detail, 2321–2323, 2335 third reading, 2336 returned, 3009 assent, 3497 Council receipt and first reading, 2272 second reading, 2272, 2400, 2402, 2599, 2783; in reply, 2798 committee, 2800–2804, 2891–2893 report, 2893 third reading, 2893 assent, 3403 BELL GROUP COMPANIES (FINALISATION OF MATTERS AND DISTRIBUTION OF PROCEEDS) BILL 2015 Assembly appropriation, 4073 notice of motion to introduce, 2998 introduction and first reading, 3167 second reading, 3167, 4513, 4536; in reply, 4536 consideration in detail, 4542, 4670–4681, 4694–4706 third reading, 4779; in reply, 4784 returned, 8698 Council’s amendments — consideration in detail, 8953–8984 Council’s message, 9112 assent, 9112 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 8 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

BELL GROUP COMPANIES (FINALISATION OF MATTERS AND DISTRIBUTION OF PROCEEDS) BILL 2015 (continued) Council receipt and first reading, 4962 second reading, 4962, 6221, 8247, 8265; in reply, 8274 discharge of order and referral to Standing Committee on Legislation — motion, 6227 committee, 8277–8291, 8463–8470, 8597–8605 report, 8605 as to third reading, 8605 third reading, 8605 Assembly’s message, 8990 — motion to concur, 9010 assent, 9041 BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION BILL 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 8780 introduction and first reading, 8905 second reading, 8905 explanatory memorandum, correction, s. 9089 BOLTON, PROFESSOR GEOFFREY Council tribute, s. 5932 BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY TRAINING FUND AND LEVY COLLECTION AMENDMENT BILL 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 4506, 4670 introduction and first reading, 4693 second reading, 4693 – C – CEMENT WORKS (COCKBURN CEMENT LIMITED) AGREEMENT AMENDMENT BILL 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 4359 introduction and first reading, 4508 second reading, 4508, 7024; in reply, 7030 third reading, 7030 returned, 7935 assent, 7953 Council receipt and first reading, 7063 second reading, 7063, 7827 third reading, 7831 assent, 8233 CHILD PROTECTION Assembly 2015 Freedom from Fear action plan, ms. 6739 At Risk Youth Accommodation Service, Belmont, s. 3763 child abuse, protection of children — removal of notice, 144, 4730 Department for Child Protection and Family Support budget increase, ms. 3336 children in care Broome, 491 primary school students, 195 National Child Protection Week, As Eye See It exhibition, ms. 5995 financial counsellors, funding, g. 4653 hardship utility grant scheme 2014 Water Corporation grants, 195 applications and approvals, 6343 Mirrabooka electorate, 8573 homelessness, older women, 8832 Perth Airport Achiever Awards, ms. 3881 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 9

CHILD PROTECTION (continued) Assembly (continued) registered children, Babagarra Nyirrwa Residential Care, 5110 White Ribbon Day, ms. 8902 women’s refuges Djarindjin community, 5108 Ellenbrook, 5240 Council Busselton Women’s Refuge, 862 Carnarvon cyclone shelter and hospital, 1819 Child-Centred Family Support Team, Bunbury, 4300 Child Safety Directors’ Group, 5554 children remand arrangements, Kimberley, 2127 suspected abuse, 3862, 3864, 5831, 7443 under 16 years of age, employers, 7711 Clontarf orphanage, Brother Francis Paul Keaney, ms. 4239 community sector residential care, 71 crisis accommodation, south west region, 73, 2009, 9279 declared liquor restricted premises, 5310 Department for Child Protection and Family Support Aboriginal cultural day program, 7089 Aboriginal employees, 75 accommodation and care services unit, 743, 3577, 4314 assessments, south west region, 74 asset investment program, 3990 budget, 3432, 3573 (answer advice 3724) caseworkers, 2274, 9208 chartered aircraft, 1837 children in care of CEO Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal, 5295 bail conditions and management, 7854, 9533 expenditure per child, 4314 FASD assessment, 2968 fatalities, 6696, 6860, 9532 headcount, 4619 Kimberley, 9144 placements by district, 1404, 3331, , 5834, 7446 reported missing, 258 south west region, 69, 9209 transfers, 5311 compulsory income management, 1391, 3327, 5830, 7439 country relieving team, 9435 country services, (answer advice 518) 755 crisis care calls, 3991 district offices Halls Creek, 5550 Newman, 7696 security, 1833 staff, 4313 efficiency dividend, 30 employees, full-time equivalent, 1624, 3865, 5833, 7444 family crisis program, 76 Family Helpline, 4138 family resource staff, 115 financial assistance, south west region, 76, 9210 Fujitsu contract, 1383 goldfields, 2378 National Child Protection Week, As Eye See It exhibition, ms. 5933 officers regional, safety, 1835 work standards monitoring unit, 2417 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 10 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

CHILD PROTECTION (continued) Council (continued) Department for Child Protection and Family Support (continued) Operation Deagon, goldfields, 83 Perth paedophile ring, 9530 responsible parenting agreements, 1394, 3329, 5829, 7438 safety and wellbeing assessments, 3329, 5830, 7440 services, community organisations, 3867 staff, 4977; with disability, 409 survey, 74 videoconferencing, regional offices, 66 emergency housing, south west region, 4300 FASD report, government response, 9531 financial counselling services funding, 4941 (answer advice 4947), 5155 foster care applications, 5834 breaches, 9524 carers, 1398, 1624, 3828, 3866, 4981, 7445, 8632; south west region, 69, 4639, 9208 children, south west region, 2416 programs, 6992, 7428 grandcarer support, 4476 hardship utility grant scheme applications, 1623, 3862, 4314, 5831, 7442, 7867 demographics, 7709, 7868 south west region, 4300, 9186 Water Corporation, 6578, 7692 homelessness children, departmental strategy, 73 services, 72; south west region, 9513 (answer advice 9257) housing and health services assistance, 82 Jacaranda Community Centre, 4267, 4632 Kids Helpline, 4143 Law Reform Commission, “Enhancing Family and Domestic Violence Laws” report, 6580 mandatory referrals, Department of Housing, 9530 No Interest Loan Scheme, 7134 notifications, south west region, 70 out-of-home care, 982, 7285; discussion paper, 2417 Perth Airport Achiever Awards, ms. 3801 remote Aboriginal communities, 2123 (supplementary information, 2132), 4946 Responsible Parenting program, 2594 safety and wellbeing assessments, 1401 sexually transmitted infections, 9522 South West Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service, children referred for assessment, 9274 Strategic Regional Advisory Councils, Kimberley and Pilbara, ms. 5761 Strong Families and Best Beginnings programs, 9520 White Ribbon Day, ms. 8844 working with children check, 3147, 4312 Working with Children (Criminal Record Checking) Act, review, 3316 (answer advice 3319) CHILD SUPPORT (ADOPTION OF LAWS) AMENDMENT BILL 2014 Assembly assent, 138 CHILD SUPPORT (ADOPTION OF LAWS) AMENDMENT BILL 2015 Assembly receipt and first reading, 8696 second reading, 8697, 8792; in reply, 8794 third reading, 8794 Council notice of motion to introduce, 7659 introduction and first reading, 7825 second reading, 7825, 8606; in reply, 8607 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 11

CHILD SUPPORT (ADOPTION OF LAWS) AMENDMENT BILL 2015 (continued) Council (continued) third reading, 8607 returned, 8731 assent, 9122 CHILDREN AND COMMUNITY SERVICES LEGISLATION AMENDMENT AND REPEAL BILL 2014 Assembly second reading, 1233; in reply, 1242 consideration in detail, 1243 third reading, 1479 returned, 6166 assent, 6761 Council receipt and first reading, 1600 second reading, 1600, 6078; in reply, 6081 third reading, 6082 assent, 6667 CITIZENSHIP AND MULTICULTURAL INTERESTS Assembly 2015 Chinese New Year, year of the goat, ms. 654 2015 parliamentary iftar dinner, ms. 4853 2015 Perth Glendi Festival, Hellenic Community of Western Australia, s. 4681 Australian Arab Association, s. 7902 board membership, people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, ms. 4648 community languages program review, 2664, 6747 Italian — notice of motion, 1452; motion, 2674; in reply, 2690; 3079 Diwali Festival of Lights, 8061; ms. 8303 Eid festival celebrations, ms. 6875 Harmony Week, ms. 1182 Italo–Australian Welfare and Cultural Centre, p. 3496, 7602 Ramasamy, Olga, OAM, tribute, ms. 5013 Scanlon Foundation, Citizenship Thought Leadership event, ms. 5574 Vietnamese asylum seekers, s. 2844 Council Perth Glendi Festival, s. 2958 CITY OF PERTH BILL 2015 Assembly appropriation, 4408 notice of motion to introduce, 4016 introduction and first reading, 4164 second reading, 4164, 6879, 6900, 7338, 7505, 8318; in reply, 8337 bill’s scope extension — motion, 8341 consideration in detail, 8343–8375, 8491–8501, 8521–8527, 8541–8556 third reading, 8557; in reply, 8564 Council receipt and first reading, 8701 second reading, 8701 COMMERCE Assembly building regulation reforms, ms. 537 Dividing Fences Act, g. 4162 home indemnity insurance, risk-sharing agreement, QBE Insurance, 2326 industry facilitation and support program, BHP Billiton Iron Ore, funding, ms. 5576 innovation vouchers program, 5930 internet services, Greenwood, g. 4651 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 12 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

COMMERCE (continued) Assembly (continued) Regional Mobile Communication project, 3544; ms. 5178 Repeal Week Department of Commerce, “Savings Costs”, ms. 8303 “Saving Time”, Residential Tenancies Act, ms. 8485 residential tenancy security bonds management system, ms. 3598 WorkCover, workers’ compensation underwriters, 3544 Council Alucobest aluminium composite panelling, 2915, 3827; ms. 5634 asbestos Back, David Leslie Patrick, 6695 Kings Square, 7280 Benchmark Designer Homes Pty Ltd, 1273, 1822, 2374, 2379, 2589, 2593, 3428 biodiversity legislation, 7288 building codes, Kalgoorlie Superpit, 5009 Building Commission bushfire-prone areas, 1825 Capital Works Construction Pty Ltd, 3721 complaints, 2591, 3311, 3476 Gage Roads Construction, 6583 investigations, 866 lawyers, 1276 painters, 401, 739, 2289 plumbers, 1822, 3315 white set plaster working party, 8619 Building Management and Works, lot 302 Iris Avenue, Dalkeith, 2122 Building Services (Complaint Resolution and Administration) Act, 8458, 8881(answer advice 9257) Chevron Australia workers, Barrow Island, 1161, 1274, 2809, 5410; ms. 5387 Commercial Tenancy (Retail Shops) Agreements Act, statutory review, ms. 5518 Construction Contracts Act 2004, review, 6579 Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union–Maritime Union of Australia, proposed merger, s. 7864 Construction Industry Portable Paid Long Service Leave Amendment Regulations 2015 — disallowance motion, 9222 Co-operatives Act, 3577 Department of Commerce 2015–16 state budget, 3724 building services complaints, 264 cost reductions, 7427 cyclone shelters, building requirements, 9031 fees and charges increase, 5841 industry and innovation division, 744 industry participation branch, 747, 1593 Employment Law Centre of WA, 1156, 2131 EnergySafety, investigation, electric shock, Mandurah, 8623 fatalities truck drivers, regional Western Australia, 4619 workplace, 257, 407 home indemnity insurance cabinet consideration, 2274 claims, 1939 (supplementary information, 2132), 1945, 2595 Economic Regulation Authority report, 1943 Innovation Centre, 1947, 2127, 2278 Law Reform Commission, asbestos-related diseases, compensation, 6852 Limited Partnerships Act, review, 2377 motor vehicle acts, review, 5842 Mugarinya Community Association Inc, 4344, 4941; annual general meetings, 2424 Paspaley Pearling Company, Jarrod Hampton, 8254, 8722 Residential Parks (Long-stay Tenants) Act, review, 2370, 4625 Retirement Villages Act, regulations, 1278 sawmills, investment security guarantees, 118 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 13

COMMERCE (continued) Council (continued) seniors, legislative reform, 9150 trading hours retail, 7423, 9037 Sunday, 987, 4622; motion, 1113; in reply, 1120 Technology and Industry Advisory Council, 639; Minister for Commerce, attendance, 6992 (answer advice 7093) Western Australian industrial relations system, dismantling, 8874 WorkCover, deemed diseases, 6690 WorkSafe inspectors, Pilbara, 2805 investigation, Jaxon Constructions Pty Ltd, 9148 mental health referrals, 3573, 3720, 3831 resources, 9390 small business safety webpage, ms. 360 “WA Key OSH Statistics”, ms. 5934 workplace fatalities, 4475 (answer advice 4478), 5156, 9248 safety and violence, s. 646 COMMISSIONER FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE Assembly appointment, Colin Pettit, s. 8178 COMMISSIONER FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE, JOINT STANDING COMMITTEE ON THE Assembly fifth report, “2014–15 Annual Report” — tabling, 7881 sixth report, “Listen to This — A review of Listen to Us: a report by the Commissioner for Children and Young People” — tabling, 9092 review of the functions exercised by the Commissioner for Children and Young People — extension of reporting date, 5601 Council fifth report, “2014–15 Annual Report” — tabling, 7803; motion, 8447 sixth report, “Listen to This — A review of Listen to Us: a report by the Commissioner for Children and Young People” — tabling, 8991 COMMONWEALTH PARLIAMENTARY ASSOCIATION Assembly regional seminar, s. 6154 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND JUSTICE STANDING COMMITTEE Assembly eighth report, “Are we there yet? How WA Police determines whether traffic law enforcement is effective” — tabling, 4863; correction, s. 7315 ninth report, “Annual Report 2014–15” — tabling, 7014 tenth report, “A measure of trust: How WA Police evaluates the effectiveness of its responses to family and domestic violence” — tabling, 7883; extension of reporting date, s. 7512 membership change, members for Balcatta and Vasse — notice of motion, 653; motion, 781 (dissent from Deputy Speaker’s ruling, 799) COMMUNITY EVENTS AND VOLUNTEERS Assembly Albany City Wind Ensemble, G’Day Australia performance, s. 6153 Beaumaris Community Centre, Ebola crisis fundraising, s. 807 Carnamah Historical Society and Museum, s. 4188 Cat Haven, Getting 2 Zero plan, s. 808 Choose Respect initiative, Bunbury, s. 6624 cyclone Olwyn, Carnarvon and Exmouth, s. 2323 Dial an Elf, s. 5731 Garbutt, Kim, Syrian refugees, s. 6154 Garlett, Shane, tribute, s. 7480 Gerbera Research Group, s. 2843 Hamersley Habitat Community Garden, s. 2844 Hughes, John, tribute, s. 7480 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 14 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

COMMUNITY EVENTS AND VOLUNTEERS (continued) Assembly (continued) Lake, Isabelle, Women’s Hall of Fame, s. 1215 Leathley, George, volunteering, s. 4887 Mandurah residents, honours, s. 4681 Maslen, Richie, OAM, tribute, s. 3369 Mirrabooka Harmony Day Art Award, Bella Ndayikeze, s. 3762 Sell, Evelyn fundraiser, s. 7482 Nepal disaster relief dinner, s. 4189 Parkathon–Walk for MS, Balcatta, s. 8179 Perry, Russel, tribute, s. 6153 Perth Primary Speakers’ Award night, s. 7480 Re.Discover Bunbury, s. 5351 Relay for Life, Bunbury, s. 8666 sea rescues, Salmon Holes, s. 3368 Sterling Silver Singers, s. 7032 Tambellup old fellows’ footy fun and leisure, s. 4682 Thornlie Anglican Hampers, s. 8666 Two Rocks Yanchep Assisted Cancer Travels, s. 8667 Uniting Aid, Nollamara, s. 9091 WA Child Safety Volunteer Award 2015, Elizabeth Grixti, s. 5351 WA Rockability Group, s. 2325 Ward, Reverend Margaret, tribute, s. 4682 Westminster Junior Primary School, campaign for peace and understanding, s. 7902 Women in Super Mother’s Day Classic, s. 3368 World Education Games ambassador, Kallie Chamos, s. 7481 Wyatt, Brian, s. 8178 Yuryevich, Ron, s. 7482 Council Bandler, Faith, s. 412 Chefs for the Gascoyne, s. 1987 Gray, Margie, s. 9179 Pride at Parliament, s. 8629 “Pridefest 2015”, s. 9044 Red Cross and Red Crescent, s. 3729 Simpson, Jack, s. 6236 Sleep in Your Car 2015, s. 5568 Sunday community markets, Perth Market, Canning Vale, p. 8233 Swan, City of, Premier’s Awards, s. 528 Walk a Mile in Her Shoes event, s. 4150 Wanneroo, s. 5169 COMMUNITY SERVICES Assembly autism support for children and families — removal of notice, 2027 community garden program, 3190 financial counselling Foothills Information and Referral Service, g. 6596 services, ms. 6261, p. 7602 grandcarers 8508; g. 1189; removal of notice, 894 Parenting Matters seminars, ms. 1637 Council childcare service, south west region, 6732 early childhood and care services, regulation, 8256 education, south west region, 5413 Education and Care Regulatory Unit, 9189, 9221; south west region, 6732 financial counselling services, funding, 9031 Kids Helpline, 3427, 3432 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 15

COMMUNITY SERVICES (continued) Council (continued) National Week of Deaf People, s. 7706 poverty in Western Australia — motion, 7804 South West Regional Children’s Services Plan, 5787 Stolen Wages Reparation Scheme, Aboriginal applicants, 82 CONSERVATION AND LAND MANAGEMENT AMENDMENT BILL 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 1010 introduction and first reading, 1191 second reading, 1191, 5753; in reply, 5759 appropriation, 1227 consideration in detail, 6002–6009, 6020–6028 third reading, 6028 returned, 7163 assent, 7935 Council receipt and first reading, 6077 second reading, 6077, 6969; in reply, 6978, 6993 committee, 7065–7071 report, 7071 third reading, 7071 assent, 7859 CONSUMER PROTECTION see “Commerce” CONSTITUTION AMENDMENT (RECOGNITION OF ABORIGINAL PEOPLE) BILL 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 4359 introduction and first reading, 4511 second reading, 4543, 5576, debate during government and private members’ business — standing orders suspension motion, 5576 second reading, 5601; in reply, 5630 third reading, 5630 returned, 6166 assent, 6761 Council receipt and first reading, 5655 second reading, 5655, 5763, 5794; in reply, 5801 as to third reading, 6078 third reading, 6078 assent, 6667 CO-OPERATIVES AMENDMENT BILL 2015 Council notice of motion to introduce, 8236 introduction and first reading, 8451 second reading, 8451, 8460 CORRECTIVE SERVICES Assembly Aboriginal prison population, 4687 Australian Bureau of Statistics report, rate of imprisonment, 1747 consultants, 5109 court security and custodial services, contract, ms. 4349 crime and antisocial behaviour, Broome youth, 2226 dangerous sex offenders, tracking devices, 459 (correction of answer 466) Department of Corrective Services, Knowledge Consulting and Operational Leadership Consulting, 8393 Dhu, Julieka Ivanna, death in custody, Coroner’s inquiry, 8927 fine defaulters and minor offenders, Member for Warnbro’s comments, 4356 diagnosed mental illness, 1748 Fitzroy Crossing Youth Justice Services Office, 4412, 5140 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 16 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

CORRECTIVE SERVICES (continued) Assembly (continued) Indigenous incarceration rates, 7943, 8772 Indigenous Military Experience Week, 5595 Inspector of Custodial Services, West Kimberley Regional Prison, 3769 Kimberley Juvenile Justice report, 2225 Prison Fellowship Western Australia, 5852, 7650 prisoners, dementia, 1716 prisons 2014 inmates, drug offences, 8840 Acacia, 458; expansion, 2332 adult muster, 4225 Bandyup Women’s double bunking, 4441 health service complaints, 5104 inmate fatalities, 5106, 7651 pregnancy-related issues, 5102 unsentenced inmates, 5100 Broome, purpose and function, 2225 capital works program, 5090 Eastern Goldfields Regional, key performance indicators, 3082 Hakea, women’s remand and reintegration facility, ms. 4718 Karnet Farm, abattoir meat inspection services, 1749 offenders, sentences, 6393 prisoners on remand, 2755 programs and services, 8840 public and private, 8182 tabled paper no 2616, 2224 (answer advice 2334), 4230 youth incarcerations, 225, 227, 358 Indigenous, 226 justice system, 4525 Youth Justice Innovation Fund, Wirrpanda Foundation grant, ms. 1439 Volmer, Dawid, correctional facilities, 6164, 7731, 7650 women’s remand and reintegration facility, request for proposal, ms. 7872 Council asylum seekers, Casuarina Prison, 3431 courses and programs, 5788 Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Accused) Act, 3996 Department of Corrective Services consultancy services, 5782, 6203 provision of services, payment breakdown, 7586 Department of Finance, open tender exemptions, 5960, 7438 FASD report, government response, 9530 fine defaulters, 35, 260; Aboriginal, 5824 offenders, GPS tracking, 6990 prisoners, mental health, 8728 prisons Bandyup Women’s, prisoners on remand, 747 Banksia Hill Detention Centre, Prison Fellowship Western Australia, 5966 Bunbury Regional, prisoners, 62, 4299; staff, 9216 Greenough Regional, education programs, 1946, 2918 Hakea, p. 5933 infrastructure expansion, 3992, 4139 prisoners on remand, 2634 review, Economic Regulation Authority, final report, 8623 training and rehabilitation programs, 7136 Wandoo Reintegration Facility, 3575 Volmer, Dawid, 5680, 7853 Yongah Hill Immigration Detention Centre, 1158, 1272 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 17

CORRUPTION AND CRIME COMMISSION AMENDMENT (MISCONDUCT) BILL 2014 Assembly returned, 138 assent, 138 Council assent, 13 CORRUPTION AND CRIME COMMISSION, JOINT STANDING COMMITTEE ON THE Assembly eighteenth report, “Improving the working relationship between the Corruption and Crime Commission and Western Australia Police” — tabling, 2306 nineteenth report, “Parliamentary Inspector’s report on misconduct and related issues in the Corruption and Crime Commission” — tabling, 4535 twentieth report, “The operation of section 196(4) of the Corruption and Crime Commission Act 2003” — tabling, 4668 twenty-first report, “Recent amendment to the Corruption and Crime Commission Act 2003: Some implications for Western Australia’s integrity framework” — tabling, 4669 twenty-second report, “Improving the working relationship between the Corruption and Crime Commission and Western Australia Police: Supplementary Report” — tabling, 5326 twenty-third report, “Suspension of the Committee’s Inquiry into the CCC being able to prosecute its own charges” — extension of reporting date, 3764; tabling, 5327 twenty-fourth report, “Annual Report 2014–15” — tabling, 6599; motion, 7277 twenty-fifth report, “Parliamentary Inspector’s Report on Allegations of Misconduct Made Against Officers in the Corruption and Crime Commission’s Electronic Collection Unit” — tabling, 9077 Council eighteenth report, “Improving the working relationship between the Corruption and Crime Commission and Western Australia Police” — tabling, 2230; motion, 3135, 3150 nineteenth report, “Parliamentary Inspector’s report on misconduct and related issues in the Corruption and Crime Commission” — motion, 5144; further consideration deferred, 5147; motion, 6420, 6841 twentieth report, “The operation of section 196(4) of the Corruption and Crime Commission Act 2003” — tabling, 4575; motion, 5147 twenty-first report, “Recent amendment to the Corruption and Crime Commission Act 2003: Some implications for Western Australia’s integrity framework” — tabling, 4575; motion, 5147 twenty-second report, “Improving the working relationship between the Corruption and Crime Commission and Western Australia Police: Supplementary Report” — tabling, 5251; motion, 6425 twenty-third report, “Suspension of the Committee’s Inquiry into the CCC being able to prosecute its own charges” — tabling, 5251; motion, 6427 twenty-fourth report, “Annual Report 2014–15” — tabling, 6528; motion, 7677 twenty-fifth report, “Parliamentary Inspector’s Report on Allegations of Misconduct Made Against Officers in the Corruption and Crime Commission’s Electronic Collection Unit” — tabling, 8990 COURTS see “Legal Affairs” CRIMINAL CODE AMENDMENT (CRIMINAL DAMAGE TO PLACES OF WORSHIP) BILL 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 1451 introduction and first reading, 1639 second reading, 1671, 3656 CRIMINAL CODE AMENDMENT (INTERFERENCE WITH WAR MEMORIALS) BILL 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 2446 introduction and first reading, 2649 second reading, 2674 CRIMINAL CODE AMENDMENT (PREVENTION OF LAWFUL ACTIVITY) BILL 2015 Council notice of motion to introduce, 498 introduction and first reading, 629 second reading, 629, 991, 1122, 1161, 1248, 1285, 1605, 1783 discharge of order and referral to Standing Committee on Legislation — motion, 1800, 6440, 6554, 6584, 7529, 7553 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 18 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION AMENDMENT BILL 2014 Assembly assent, 137 CRIMINAL LAW AMENDMENT (HOME BURGLARY AND OTHER OFFENCES) BILL 2014 Assembly second reading, 559, 817, 822, 906; in reply, 943 consideration in detail, 1017–1029, 1039–1049, 1072–1095, 1463–1478, 1641–1652, 1663–1671, 1856–1878, 1890–1896 third reading, 1896, 1900; in reply, 1903 returned, 6342 assent, 7163 Council receipt and first reading, 1917 second reading, 1917, 5564, 5802; discharge of order and referral to Standing Committee on Legislation — motion, 5819, (ruling by President, 5971), 5972 second reading — in reply, 5974 committee, 6196–6202, 6213–6221 report, 6221 third reading, 6221 assent, 7061 CULTURE AND THE ARTS Assembly 2015 State Living Treasures Award, ms. 7713 Anzac centenary commemorations, cultural events, 2847 Bolton, Professor Geoffrey, tribute, ms. 5844 “Boost” regional arts and culture touring program, ms. 3736 Chamber of Arts and Culture Western Australia, Bran Nue Dae performance, Parliament House, ms. 8765 Creative Regions program, regional and remote touring fund, ms. 8145 cultural events, ms. 7311 cultural institutions, exhibitions, 678 film production, Western Australian locations, 7734 Fringe World Festival, Outer Fringe Tours program, 1446 Helpmann Awards, 4896 Perth Cultural Centre precinct, summer events, ms. 2150 Perth Fashion Festival, ms. 6260 Perth Museum project, expression of interest, ms. 4347 Premier’s Book Awards, 463, 2092 ruby sea dragon discovery, ms. 419 ScreenWest, Western Australian feature film support, ms. 3166, 4016 Sculpture by the Sea artworks, ms. 1181 summer arts festival season, events, ms. 126 WA Museum, collection insurance, 6350 Year 12 Perspectives and Performing Arts Perspectives, ms. 1438 Council Artsource WA, 4305 Bunbury Regional Art Galleries, funding, 6730, 9380 Chamber of Arts and Culture Western Australia, funding, 9149 Department of Parks and Wildlife, Bunbury relocation, 409, 522, 1999 Koombana Bay, Bunbury, 867, 984, 1156, 1160, 1597, 1998 Koombana Bay Maritime Archaeology Survey and Excavations, 2413 Maritime Archaeology Act, 2414 mid west region projects, 3877 Regional Venues Improvement Fund, 7124 CUSTODIAL LEGISLATION (OFFICERS DISCIPLINE) AMENDMENT BILL 2013 Assembly assent, 137 CYCLING See “Transport” and “Sport and Recreation”

g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 19

– D – DANGEROUS SEXUAL OFFENDERS LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2015 Council notice of motion to introduce, 9125 introduction and first reading, 9224 second reading, 9224 DECLARED PLACES (MENTALLY IMPAIRED ACCUSED) BILL 2013 Assembly returned, 556 assent, 906 Council second reading, 274, 376, 410; in reply, 499 third reading, 504 assent, 847 DELEGATED LEGISLATION, JOINT STANDING COMMITTEE ON Assembly seventy-ninth report, “City of Fremantle Alfresco Dining Local Law 2014” — tabling, 421 eightieth report, “Shire of Kellerberrin: Cemeteries Local Law 2014; Activities on Thoroughfares and Trading in Thoroughfares and Public Places Local Law 2014; Local Government (Council Meetings) Local Law 2014 and Fencing Local Law 2014” — tabling, 1191 eighty-first report, “Explanatory Report in relation to the School Education Amendment Regulations 2014” — tabling, 1855 eighty-second report, “Explanatory Report in relation to the Public Sector Management (Redeployment and Redundancy) Regulations 2014” — tabling, 3344 Council membership, Hon Martin Pritchard, 3009 Council seventy-seventh report, “Inquiry into a Proposed Template Waste Local Law” — motion, 249 seventy-eighth report, “Annual Report 2014” — motion, 251 seventy-ninth report, “City of Fremantle Alfresco Dining Local Law 2014” — tabling, 360 eightieth report, “Shire of Kellerberrin: Cemeteries Local Law 2014; Activities on Thoroughfares and Trading in Thoroughfares and Public Places Local Law 2014; Local Government (Council Meetings) Local Law 2014 and Fencing Local Law 2014” — tabling, 1101 eighty-first report, “Explanatory Report in relation to the School Education Amendment Regulations 2014” — tabling, 1762 eighty-second report, “Explanatory Report in relation to the Public Sector Management (Redeployment and Redundancy) Regulations 2014” — tabling, 3265 appointment of member, Hon Martin Pritchard — motion, 289 DELLAR, HON STANLEY JAMES Council condolence motion, 9119 DEMISE OF THE CROWN STATUTE Council referral to Standing Committee on Legislation — motion, 738 DIRECTORS’ LIABILITY REFORM BILL 2015 Council notice of motion to introduce, 498 introduction and first reading, 626 second reading, 626 DISABILITY JUSTICE CENTRES see “Declared Places (Mentally Impaired Accused) Bill 2013” DISABILITY SERVICES Assembly Bennett Brook Disability Justice Centre fencing, 5090 member for Bassendean, pex. 5022 opening 5018 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 20 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

DISABILITY SERVICES (continued) Assembly (continued) Disability Services Commission group homes, p. 6589 national quality framework, ms. 2435 Kids are Kids! Therapy and Education Centre, s. 5732 National Disability Insurance Scheme–My Way trial, ms. 655 respite care, g. 4156 Council autism, applied behaviour analysis therapy, 859, 864 (supplementary information 1960) Bennett Brook Disability Justice Centre, 3826, 4142, 7284; ms. 5143 cost per service, 78, 9213 disability funding, combined application process, 2125 Disability Services Commission annual report, 80 asbestos management, 2589 budget, 3997 client satisfaction, 1589 Coora Place group homes, 7850 disability access and inclusion plans, 5550, 6580, 7548 efficiency dividend, 989 facilities, fees and charges, 80 national quality framework, ms. 2351 non-government organisation funding, 3318 Randstad, disability support workers, 2279 respite services, 37 services provided and accessed, 9214 staff, 3426; with disability, 635 DisabilityCare — motion, 231, 607; s. 647, 649, 652 early childhood intervention services, 4476 (correction of answer 4478) FASD report, government response, 9531 individualised funding applications, 409 National Disability Insurance Scheme–My Way trial see also “Mental Health” accommodation funding, 1995 advertising feature, 9525 application assessments and eligibility, south west region, 84 developmental delay disability, 1995 eligible individuals, 1994 funding, 2144 plans, 1994, 1995 pricing framework, 1997 psychiatric disability funding, 1994 psychosocial disability, 4141 second quarterly report, ms. 606 south west region, 81, 1996, 1997 support needs, 1996 trials, 77, 6853 workshops, 1997 reporting rates, 4311 taxi user subsidy scheme, My Way trial site participants, 5298 tier 2 services, 4639 whistleblower legislation, 2806

DISPOSAL OF UNCOLLECTED GOODS AMENDMENT BILL 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 8484 introduction and first reading, 8646 second reading, 8646 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 21

– E – EBOLA VIRUS OUTBREAK Assembly removal of notice, 547, 5082 ECONOMICS AND INDUSTRY STANDING COMMITTEE Assembly third report, “The Management of Western Australia’s Freight Rail Network”, government response, ms. 127 fifth report, “FLNG Safety Matters” — tabling, 3344 sixth report, “Annual Report 2014–2015” — tabling, 7010 inquiry into floating liquefied natural gas opportunities — report, s. 3800 inquiry into safety-related matters relating to FLNG projects in Australian waters off the Western Australian coast, extension of reporting date, 466, 2636 inquiry into technological and service innovation in Western Australia, terms of reference, 4850 membership change — notice of motion, 3598; motion, 3745 EDUCATION Assembly 2015–16 federal budget, Treasury analysis, 3614 Beevers, Bert and Meredith Wills, educators, tribute, s. 4682 child and parent centres, Kimberley, 351, 2755 Children’s Book Week, s. 6153 education assistants allocation and children with learning difficulties, 2756 redundancies, Premier’s comments, 4812 family and children centres, Kimberley, 2346 primary behaviour centres, Kimberley, 351, 2756 reserved land value, Hamilton SHS, 6391 schools allocated budget, Albany electorate, 2757 attendance officers, Kimberley region, 5108 Aveley PS, Ben Spargo, school fundraising, s. 6624 Bassendean PS, car park, g. 6591; p. 5993, 6457 Beaconsfield PS, s. 7901 Caversham, new primary school, g. 3336; p. 3335 Clarkson Community HS, s. 807 construction, Annie’s Landing and Caversham, 357 East Kenwick PS, Big Breakfast, s. 6153 Fitzroy Crossing School, 349 Fremantle electorate, 7244 funding — notice of motion, 2997; motion, 3201; in reply, 3220 Guildford PS and Woodbridge PS, p. 8315 Hainsworth PS site redevelopment — removal of notice, 8945 Hampton Park PS, principal, Paul Neates, s. 3763 Joseph Banks Secondary College, s. 7901 Lakeland SHS, construction, 350 Maida Vale PS, s. 4886 maintenance, 5135, 8574 Mount Hawthorn PS, outdoor facilities, s. 121 North Perth PS, explorer dome, s. 7903 Our Lady of Mercy PS, fortieth anniversary, s. 7032 Poynter PS, s. 1880 public, resources reduction, p. 7952, 8779 religious, public funding, p. 8778 sanitary waste disposal process, 356 School of the Air, g. 7875 South Ballajura Education Support Centre, s. 7031 South Coogee PS, p. 6750 staff, full-time equivalent positions, 357, 495, 5138 Wandina PS, p. 419, 2149 Wattle Grove PS, s. 3762 Yanchep District HS, g. 2828 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 22 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

EDUCATION (continued) Assembly (continued) Schools Plus, allocated resources, 8573 students Kimberley region, 8571 private school, non–English language course completion, 6392 unexplained absences, Mirrabooka electorate, 2759 tertiary university campus, Midland, 3882 (correction of answer 3892) Western Australian, on-campus commercial ventures, 8573 training and assessment qualifications, 8833 Western Australian Certificate of Education, completion of non–English language course, 6392 youth, secondary and tertiary education enrolments, 358 Council 2015–16 state budget breakdown of appropriation, 5992 delivery of services, 4625 schools, 3996 457 visa holders, 1806 (answer advice 1947), 1939 (correction of answer 1947), 1944, 4153 Aboriginal and Islander education officers, 1157, 5989 behaviour management centres, 3309 Bigger Picture advertising campaign, 4943 building condition assessment reports, 8460, 8617 (supplementary information 8731) Caversham Training and Education Centre, 8721 child and parent centres, 400, 6453, 9378; ms. 716 Curriculum Council, staff, 4494 Denmark Western Australian College of Agriculture, students, 3828 Department of Education 2015–16 budget savings, 8873 behaviour management in schools policy, 6108 Bigger Picture advertising campaign, 7685 bus seatbelt policy, 1588 covered assembly areas program, 2630 disability funding, reviews, 6850 email, school websites, 3722 Government Regional Officers’ Housing scheme, 9147; Karratha, 3993 information and communications technologies division, 3990 (answer advice 4268) (Corrigenda 9534) land owned and leased, 1610 misconduct allegations, 9253 public sector workforce renewal policy, 33, 264, 400, 522, 6701 staff administration group, 2632 annual salary bill, 2910, 7130 cleaning and gardening, 3867 education assistants and teaching staff, 3139 full-time equivalent positions, 1587 (answer advice, 1826), 1822 reassessment, 4494 recruitment, 2588 (answer advice, 2814) south west region, 2631, 4495 supernumerary classification, 2376 involuntary severance provisions, 3139 (answer advice, 3319) notional salary rates, 3434 per school, 7584 Public Sector Management (Redeployment and Redundancy) Regulations 2014, 2915, 7849 redundancies, 3432 (answer advice 3582), 4947 resignations and retirements, 1611 supernumerary positions, 4265 total annual salary, 8761 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 23

EDUCATION (continued) Council (continued) Department of Education (continued) staff (continued) teachers one-year contracts, 525 vocational education and training, 5689 voluntary severance, 1270 transgender policy, 8624 voluntary separations, 981, 3823 strategic asset plan, 7423 student-centred funding model, 2920, 6695 year 7 students, relocation, 2629 Education Behaviour Management Centres, south west region, 4492 education reform — motion, 367 engagement centres, 4263, 8726 higher education delegation, China and Vietnam visit, ms. 8234 Kids Helpline @ School program, 4145 KidsMatter mental health initiative, 3315, 5685 (answer advice 5793) KindiLink program, child and parent centres, 5151; ms. 4573 More Support for Students with Disabilities national partnership initiative, 2813 Mount Helena Community Kindergarten, 9034, 9434 Murdoch University parliamentary internship program, s. 529 National Assessment Program — Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN) fails, 7132 Online Literacy and Numeracy Assessment, 2593, 5294, 6850 percentage achieving mean score, 4320 year 9, 1610, 2278 non-government education sector, student funding, 2369 Pinjarra Waroona Trade Training Centre, 1594, 1940 primary extension and challenge program (PEAC), 1278 public liability insurance, supervised workplace learning, 7280 Safe School program, 1151, 1153 school budget review committee, 6990 School Curriculum and Standards Authority, 9142 School Education Amendment Regulations 2014 — disallowance motion, 2119 School Pathways program, 2813 school psychologists assessments, 5414 education support centres, (answer advice, 643) 747 full-time equivalent positions, 9040 south west region, 8481 schools, by name Ashfield PS, resources, 9427 Bassendean PS, 5690; ms. 7119; s. 6995 Belmont City College, Kalamunda SHS and Darling Range Sports College, 1591 (supplementary information, 2131), 1595 (supplementary information, 1959) Belmont PS, maintenance, 6581 Bunbury SHS, improvements cost, 2634 Carlisle PS, 8262 Carnarvon Community College, 524 Carson Street School, 863 Dampier school camp, 7281(answer advice 7433), 7859 Denmark SHS, student numbers, 3579 Golden Hill Steiner School, Denmark, year 6 students, 739 Highgate PS, s. 4149 John Forrest Secondary College, 7427 Landsdale PS, kindergarten annex, 5156 Margaret River PS, 3994, 5967 Medina PS, roof replacement program, 741 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 24 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

EDUCATION (continued) Council (continued) schools, by name (continued) Newman SHS, 9036; fire, 3720 Perth Modern School, Dallas–Fort Worth International Airport, investigation, 9248 Safety Bay SHS, truancy, 7092 St Joseph’s School, Northam, years 11 and 12 enrolments, 4260 Tambrey PS, 8878 Wandina PS, 5300 Weld Square PS, asbestos tiles, 985 Yanchep District HS, upgrade, 858 schools, general 2014 utility costs, 3867 2015 enrolments, 981 (supplementary information 1960) 2016 enrolment projections, 6689 2016 preliminary funding projections, 6690 457 visa holders, 9377 administration upgrade program, south west region, 2630 Belmont electorate, 8453 budget, federal funding, 3571 canteen program, south west region, 2630 chaplains, 642, 5684 charter and for-profit, funding, 7087 cleaning and gardening, 2804 counselling and chaplain services, south west region, 2633 covered assembly areas program, south west region, 2630 demountable classrooms, 3474; south west region, 2633, 4305, 8481 early childhood program, south west region, 2631 energy, south west region, 2632 enrolments, 64, 1825, 8626 fit-outs, 9251 Forrestfield electorate, 2913 funding, 81, 5303, 9279 grounds development program, south west region, 2631 independent public applications, 6984 faults management program, 5150 infrastructure improvements, south west region, 4494 isolation rooms, 4257 library resource centres program, south west region, 2631 loose parts play program, 6861 (answer advice 7092) maintenance Forrestfield electorate, 6700 funding model, 8721 outstanding, 7430 privatisation, 257 small projects, 4138 mental health programs, 2594 non-attendance and attendance panels, 3832 non-government 2016 indexation rates, 6435, 8623 enrolments, 3714, 5781 (answer advice 6703) funding model, 6102 secondary, funding, 5156 per capita grant funding, 1274 plaster glass ceilings, 858, 3314, 4140 primary capital works program, 4142 (answer advice 4635) land size, 283, 7432 (answer advice 7549) site purchase, 283 student numbers, 7424 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 25

EDUCATION (continued) Council (continued) schools, general (continued) principal health and wellbeing study, 6106 protective behaviours program, 3716 psychologist-to-student ratio, 1610 public 2015 student numbers, 9435 Aboriginal languages, 6859 class sizes, 7423 computer coding, 9031 course charges, 5300 (answer advice 5792) enrolments, 4990, 6101(answer advice 6439, 6704), 7431 expelled students, 5988 funding, 5791, 5987, 8456 languages other than English classes, 4012, 5787, 5967 (answer advice 6213), 6578 maintenance wait times, 4304 national broadband network, 3579 science and art rooms, 3317 year of construction, 2918 (answer advice 3318) public–private partnerships expression of interest 1010214, 3831, 4137 facilities management, 3823, 4474 key performance indicators, 8729 proposals received, 3572 regional principals, 7132 road safety education, 4265 rural integration program, south west region, 2631 south west region, donations, 7124 religious, public funding, p. 9384 secondary capital works program, 4146 (answer advice 4634) Fremantle and Armadale, ms. 3110 land size, 283 new high school, Jandakot, 6257 options, Geraldton, 3992, 7694 teachers, subjects, 280 western suburbs, 6583 staff cleaning and gardening, 8483 levels, south west region, 8481 staff-to-student ratio, 2276 (answer advice, 2380, 2597), 3433 (answer advice 3582) suppliers, 2273 teachers, full-time equivalent positions, 9525 toilet replacement program, south west region, 2630 transportable classrooms, 284, 1805 (supplementary information, 1960, answer advice, 2132), 7288 (answer advice 7551) truancy officers, federal funding, 4644 utilities, 9382 vocational education and training south west region, 5987, 6258 teacher qualifications, 3148, 5295 voluntary school fees, south west region, 4495, 8482 secondary assistance scheme allowance, 7082 “Strategic Plan for Higher Education in Western Australia 2015”, ms. 6939 student-centred funding model 2015 allocations, 3715 (answer advice 3832) additional funding requests, 7694 annual funding, 265 base amount per school, 6203 (answer advice 6439) g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 26 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

EDUCATION (continued) Council (continued) student-centred funding model (continued) budget adjustments, 739 budget review committee, 4257 co-located school sites, 6211 disabilities, 28, 1270 educational adjustment, 4469 funding, 2808 (answer advice 2922), 6582 intensive English centres, 2804 non–fully aligned schools, 4146 principal advisory group, 744 review, 3719, 8259 (answer advice 8264) schools of the air, 6207 students with disabilities, 2809 targeted initiatives, 2122 VET initiative, 8451 (answer advice 8627) student guilds, amenity and service fees, 257 Student Parliament, Makaela Knapp, s. 6237, 6238 students Aboriginal, outcomes, 7691 and staff numbers, south west region, 4492 attendance, 1156 (supplementary information 1279), 2634, 3867, 5547, 9381 census, 2629 disengaged, support model, ms. 4238 English as a second language, 3874 funding, south west region, 3873 gifted and talented education programs, 3430 (correction of answer 3582) numbers, 4628 services improvement program, south west region, 2630 severe education risk, 3475, 6575 (supplementary information 7093) south west region, 4298, 4643 suspensions, south west region, 63, 4493, 9271 with disability, funding, 4618, 4937, 5418, 6239, 6452; motion, 5252; in reply, 5262 year 7, high school, ms. 15 year 12, Australian tertiary admission rank, 3425 Students First program, 407, 4618 Teacher Registration Board of Western Australia, 7281, 7425, 7540 universities, legislation, 1943, 2588, 3577, 5408 West Australian Foundation for Deaf Children, Cottesloe, 8263 EDUCATION AND HEALTH STANDING COMMITTEE Assembly fifth report, “The impact of FIFO work practices on mental health: Final report” — extension of reporting time, 4073; tabling, 4660; government response, 6874 sixth report, “Managing the Transition? The report of the inquiry into the transition and operation of services at Fiona Stanley Hospital” — tabling, 9060 seventh report, “Annual Report 2014–15” — tabling, 9067 inquiry into Fiona Stanley Hospital, terms of reference, 2665; extension of reporting date, 6181, 8521; extension of reporting time, 7965 ELECTION OF SENATORS AMENDMENT BILL 2015 Assembly receipt, 5517 first reading, 5705 second reading, 5705, 7022; in reply, 7023 third reading, 7024 assent, 7163 Council notice of motion to introduce, 1917 introduction and first reading, 2253 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 27

ELECTION OF SENATORS AMENDMENT BILL 2015 (continued) Council (continued) second reading, 2253, 5425; in reply, 5429 third reading, 5431 returned, 6960 assent, 7061 ELECTORAL AFFAIRS Assembly Electoral Act, review of disclosure reporting — removal of notice, 3497, 7603 Council electoral boundary changes, Eyre electorate, s. 9180 electoral roll, enrolment discrepancy, 5295 Western Australian Electoral Commission, Facebook advertising, 4257 ELECTRICITY CORPORATIONS AMENDMENT BILL 2015 Assembly receipt, 2457 first reading, 2652 second reading, 2652, 4371; in reply, 4400 consideration in detail, 4403–4407 third reading, 4511; in reply, 4512 assent, 5035 Council notice of motion to introduce, 955 introduction and first reading, 1120 second reading, 1121, 2254, 2352; in reply, 2271 third reading, 2354 returned, 4450 assent, 4917 EMERGENCY SERVICES Assembly “Are you Bushfire Ready?” campaign, 7143 see also “Energy”, “Western Power” AS3959 building standards, 4231 bushfires Boddington and Northcliffe, 3494, 4230; Kurtis McDermott, s. 1879 risk management program — removal of notice, 419 risk mitigation strategies, ms. 6876 season — removal of order, 137 community engagement, 8022 Conservation and Land Management Act, 4231 Department of Fire and Emergency Services Aboriginal firefighter cadetship program, 674 fire hazards, 7242 emergency services levy allocation of funds — notice of motion, 5919; motion, 6029, 6507; in reply, 6514 volunteer marine rescue, 8022 firefighters cancer laws, Department of Parks and Wildlife employees, 3075 deployed, Northcliffe, 1716 presumptive laws, 6271 tribute — notice of motion, 144; removal of notice, 4730, 8780 firefighting effort, Waroona, 129 firefighting equipment and appliances see also “Environment” firefighting resources, local government grants scheme, 5738 fire stations Australind, 7657 Butler Fire Station, 4190 Carr Street, Perth, 7241 former Midland Fire Station, 2763 West Perth Fire Station, 5733 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 28 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

EMERGENCY SERVICES (continued) Assembly (continued) regulatory impact assessment, 3075 Sirenco, 7238 south west rescue helicopter, Bunbury Airport, 4689 State Emergency Management Committee emergency drilling contracts, bushfire risk management review, ms. 2018 “Emergency Preparedness Report 2015”, ms. 8145 volunteer training, 4228 State Emergency Service volunteers, uniform, 3074 Urban Search and Rescue Unit, 8833 volunteer fire and rescue stations, facilities, 3081 volunteer fire brigade trucks heat shield curtains, 3078 repairs, 3077 volunteers, identity cards, 8023 Western Australian Fire and Emergency Services Conference, 6740 Council “Are you Bushfire Ready?” campaign, 7286, 9146 see also “Energy”, Western Power Association of Volunteer Bush Fire Brigades, 3717 Bunbury services hub project, 9189 bushfires and prescribed burns, south west region, 4318 Ellenbrook, SMS warning system, 8724, 9035 Esperance, 8725, 9143; s. 8472, 9043 management — motion, 729; in reply, 738 prevention, south west region, 4317 prone areas, map, 7287 risk management program, 405, 4013 emergency services act, new legislation, 5786 emergency services hub, Bunbury, 2629 emergency services levy, 5551; maximum charge, 6997 firefighters employed, south west region, 4319 volunteer, 4318, 7136 fire management plans, Margaret River, 1609 fire stations Australind Career Fire and Rescue Station, 4316 Bunbury Career Fire and Rescue Station, 4316 Busselton Career Fire and Rescue Station, 4344 Success Fire Station, kidney cancer cluster, 861 local bush fire brigades, transfer of responsibility, 2629 Mandurah, City of, emergency services levy, payments, 8879 rescue helicopter, south west region, 9201 Southern Districts Volunteer Bush Fire Brigade, firefighting equipment, 9149 State Emergency Management Committee, cyclone procedures, 1270 State Emergency Service Kalgoorlie headquarters, 6581 officers, targeted separation scheme, 2960 volunteer fire brigades, east metropolitan region, 1946; trucks, fire curtains, 3595 ENERGY Assembly cost-of-living assistance payments, 1753 demand side management, Minister for Energy’s comments, 8509 Economic Regulation Authority, report, electricity generation and retail corporation, 4892 electricity annual consumption, four-person residence, 3094 bill restructuring, Premier’s comments, 9088 fixed charges, 1443 market review, 2021, 7334 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 29

ENERGY (continued) Assembly (continued) electricity (continued) price increase, 388; Premier’s comments, 1441, 1884 smart meters, g. 6594 energy infrastructure, underground power, g. 4158 energy storage trial, Alkimos Beach, ms. 1438 Horizon Power electricity supply, Morrell Park Community, Brome, 6819 financial estimates, 215 power box, Menzies, g. 4857 renewable energy buyback scheme, 6398 McKinsey Recovery and Transformation Services, contracts, 7142, 7379 Muja AB power station capacity, 7249, 7802 funding, 213 health and safety, radon levels, 1755 KPMG report, 212 project viability, 212 transfer of land, 1748 Muja D power station, cooling tower inspection, 217 Legionella monitoring, 216 repair costs, 216 Murchison Radio–astronomy Observatory, power supply agreement, ms. 8902 North West Shelf, engineering and procurement, Treasurer, pex. 285 Pilbara underground power project — standing orders suspension — motion, 5178; standing orders suspension — amendment to motion, 5178; standing orders suspension — motion, as amended, 5178; motion, 5179 remote Aboriginal communities, energy services for small towns, 210 renewable energy target, 3375 residential photovoltaic systems, 2521 solar farms, 6266 south west interconnected system, renewable energy, 217 state underground power program, ms. 8144 streetlight tariffs, 4813 Synergy and Verve, merger, 7950 annual report, 8379 Auditor General’s reports, submission — notice of motion, 7603 business efficiency program, 8381 coal sales, 6748 competition, 7909 Economic Regulation Authority, anti-competitive practices, 7143 financial estimates, 217 fringe benefits tax, 7236 generation fleet, 7250 Premier Coal supply agreement, 2992 renewable energy, 6399, 8676 retail franchise customers, unpaid bills, 8379 Vinalco Pty Ltd, 218, 8380 Western Power Albany, 219, 229 electricity network and firefighting effort, 891 financial estimates, 218 IC0073 EMC Pacific insulators, 1754 linesmen, full-time equivalent positions, 1721 Mulgrew, Alan, 2519 organisational culture, public standing and business reputation, research, 7251 public safety incidents target, 8830 redundancies, 1720 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 30 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

ENERGY (continued) Assembly (continued) Western Power (continued) staff, 457 visa arrangements, 7251 streetlight pole incident, Mandurah, 1439; ms. 2637 vehicles, Volkswagen Touareg, 2519 wood power poles, 3958, 8830 Council active power stations, 5000 Auditor General’s reports, tabling, Minister for Energy’s responsibilities, 7283 consumer power poles, 2009 Toodyay fire, 98 electricity market, access, 6857 electricity subsidies, 9182 energy assistance payment, 7310, 8624 Energy Operators (Electricity Generation and Retail Corporation) (Charges) Amendment By-laws 2015, 7427, 7688 fossil versus renewable energy power sources, comparison, 5001 greenhouse gas emissions, 6107 Horizon Power Centric Digital, 1416, 2432 employees, protective clothing, 2424 Pilbara underground power project, 8292 power outages, Derby, 1377 statement of corporate intent, 7545, 7687, 7851 pay by instalment applications, south west region, 4320 power purchase agreements, 6252 power stations, emissions intensity, 4505, 6256 renewable energy projects, 5004 south west interconnected system, renewable energy, 7853, 9151 Synergy and Horizon Power, tariffs, payments, 9255 battery electricity, 5786, 5790, 5967, 6582, 6857 electricity demand, 9183 retail franchise customers, 8729 Tudor, Frank appointment, Australia–China Council, 2423 Horizon Power, 4997 Port Hedland power station visit, 3879 Wagerup co-generation facility, 8255 Western Power business review, 7282 head office buildings, 6208 Mid West Energy Project, 6205 ENVIRONMENT Assembly Araluen Botanic Park, staff, 1097 asbestos, Apex camp, 8834 Barrow Island archaeology project, ms. 3165 Better Bins program, 2850 Biodiversity Conservation Bill, election commitment, 8919 black-flanked rock-wallabies, Kalbarri National Park, ms. 7448 Botanic Gardens, fiftieth anniversary, ms. 7872 Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority, staff, 1558 bushfires, prescribed burns, royalties for regions program, 2853 charitable collection bins, 6164, 8151 climate change, 5740; p. 771, 3598 conservation initiatives, Kimberley region, 5735 construction and demolition material, recycling, 6634 Contaminated Sites Act, review, ms. 536 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 31

ENVIRONMENT (continued) Assembly (continued) Department of Environment Regulation assessment bilateral agreement, 8510 GD Pork Pty Ltd, 7239 Department of Parks and Wildlife black cockatoo conservation, 951, 4413; ms. 4718 Bunbury headquarters, 311, 2094, 4198 Land for Wildlife program, 2849 parks and conservation agency, ms. 7002 satellite emergency phone, Kalbarri National Park, ms. 2985 Didemnum perlucidum, 4416 emissions noncompliance, 4414 reduction fund safeguard mechanism, 4432 Environmental Protection Act 601 Wanneroo Road, Hamersley, 193 noncompliance, 4415 Environmental Protection Authority appointments, ms. 5575 approvals, noncompliance, 191 Environmental Protection (Clearing of Native Vegetation) Amendment Regulations (No. 2) 2013 — disallowance motion, 1049 environmental protection regulations, revocation, ms. 8636 Environmental Protection (Swan Coastal Plain Lakes) Policy, revocation, 8773 Eric Singleton Bird Sanctuary wetland, 7336 Esperance port, nickel and copper concentrate export, 4692 feral cat control, 1223 firefighters, overseas deployment, ms. 7141 firefighting effort, prescribed burns, 130 flora and fauna, threatened species, management, 5457 Helena and Aurora Range, protection, p. 7000, 7311, 8143 greenhouse gas conditions Chevron Australia projects, 1539 Wheatstone project, 4416 impact assessment and compliance audit fees, 4414 Ingham Enterprises, odour emissions, Sinagra, p. 5858, 6272 Keep Australia Beautiful, Tidy Towns Sustainable Communities Award, ms. 7312 Kimberley National Park, 2019 Kimberley science and conservation strategy, 2022, 4531; national and marine parks, 9087 Kings Park Festival, 7041 Kings Park, prescribed burn, ms. 4507 Logue Brook dam, camping and recreational facilities, 5360 Meneghello Galvanizing Industries, licence conditions, 4448 Mungada Ridge A-class reserve, 4414 native vegetation clearance, Broome Road industrial park, 3767 natural resource management, groups — notice of motion, 4730; motion, 4826 Ningaloo Marine Park, coral monitoring, ms. 6738 Ningaloo World Heritage area, shark tourism, ms. 6590 noise abatement, Environmental Protection Act regulation review, g. 4649; p. 4646 Northcliffe fire, 4434 off-road vehicles, Kwinana, p. 7602 offset conditions, noncompliance, 4413 Parks for People, 2174, 2443; ms. 4155 Pilbara strategic conservation fund, 8504 plastic bags, City of Fremantle ban, 7337 prescribed burn programs, 3492, 4430 Riverbank, funding program, 5853 recreational hunting and shooting, public lands, p. 892 reptile and amphibian tracking, ms. 420 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 32 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

ENVIRONMENT (continued) Assembly (continued) Roebuck Bay Marine Park, draft management plan, 4726 state forests 14, 22, 23, 39, 49 and 65, partial revocation of dedication — notice of motion, 5859; motion, 5995; in reply, 6001; request for Council’s concurrence, 6001; Assembly’s resolution, Council’s concurrence, 6660 16, partial revocation of dedication — notice of motion, 1010; motion, 1192, 3387; in reply, 3390; Council’s resolution, 1698 56, partial revocation of dedication — Assembly’s resolution, Council’s concurrence, 138 firearms hunting, 3374 Swan and Canning Rivers monitoring, 543 oxygen levels, ms. 1011 protection strategy, 7594 Swan River Trust, staff, 1557 Swan River water quality, Eric Singleton Bird Sanctuary wetland, ms. 3486 threatened species list, 8308; ms. 1847 top 10 greenhouse gas emitters, 1549 Vasse Coal project, 4415 vegetation clearing, 8390 Waste Avoidance and Resource Recovery Act, review, ms. 7713 Western Australian biodiversity audit, 6635 white corellas and rainbow lorikeets, g. 7455 Yongergnow Australian Malleefowl Centre, s. 3368 Council 1080 fox baits, 1407 access road, Gracetown, 2415 Adelaide Street, Hazelmere, landfill site, 8723 Alcoa alumina refinery, Wagerup, expansion, 8874 AngloGold Ashanti Australia Ltd, 5413 barge loading facility, Mowbowra Creek, 5688 BHP Billiton, carbon price, 9255 Broome, Shire of, landfill site licence, 7288 climate change, meeting, Christiana Figueres, 3577 Cockburn Sound, canola spill, 9250 Cockburn Sound Management Council, report card, 3716 Colmax Glass recycling plant, 9249, 9430 Conservation and Land Management Amendment Regulations 2015, Regulation 6(1) — disallowance — notice of motion, 4576; discharge of order, 7400 Conservation Commission and Department of Parks and Wildlife, current policies, 534 cyclone Olwyn, Carnarvon, s. 1312 Department of Environment and Conservation, firefighters, south west region, 4315 Department of Environment Regulation asbestos contamination assessment, Austral Street, Williamstown, 2914, 4315 contaminated sites appeal, 24 Goulds Rd, Narngulu, 2425, 6253 grain loading, 113 wheelwash facilities, 4014 Department of Parks and Wildlife 2004–2013 Forest Management Plan, 873 Bunbury relocation conference area and theatrette, 2001 construction, 2011 Crawley office, 2002 delivery time frame, 263 headquarters, 990, 1592, 2960, 8300 Kensington head office, 2001 Koombana Drive, 1008 land, 36, 2000 location, 2001, 2012 Minister for Mental Health’s answer, 404 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 33

ENVIRONMENT (continued) Council (continued) Department of Parks and Wildlife (continued) Bunbury relocation (continued) ministerial consultation, 881 office closures, 2001 planning and scoping works, 2013 staff, 32, 2012 surveys, 2012 Turkey Point, 2013 employees, 2002 Esperance bushfires, 9251 Frankland district office, 5410 Kimberley ranger services, 5004 magpies, Treendale, 8730 Mulgara, 532 outcomes and indicators, 90 Pilbara olive python, 533 prescribed burns Albany Highway, 6435 escapes, 1378 Northcliffe fire, 2964 programs, 3575 types, 3162 public land release, 4622 staff, full-time equivalent positions, 5686, 6258 Derby tidal power project, 103, 983 dingo, species, 8456 Eclipse Resources resource recovery facility, Kwinana, licence, 3427 Environmental Protection Act, amendments, 5409 environmental protection policies, 9036 environmental protection regulations, revocation, 9252 Esperance, Shire of, land clearing, 92, 280 fauna rehabilitation, Barrow Island, 2420 forests, temporary exclusion areas, payments, 8879 gazetted water skiing area, Rowles Lagoon, p. 2764 glass recycling, 9254 groundwater monitoring reports, Nickel West Kwinana refinery, 6437 Helena–Aurora Range, Environmental Protection Authority decision, s. 277 intensive irrigated agriculture, 7126 karri forest, 117, 7139 Kimberley Ultramarathon, 4013 Koodaideri Iron Ore and Infrastructure Project, 6241 landfill development, guidelines, 6729 land clearing, Kimberley, 100, 102, 2003, 2973 Land for Wildlife program, 2377, 3721 Leschenault Inlet and Estuary, 4343 Mangles Bay marina development, 3143; little penguins, 2806 Mowen Forest, 408 national forest policy statement, old-growth forest, 105 native vegetation clearing, Kimberley Ports Authority, 2410 nature reserve, Derby, 7124 pastoral leases, 5838, 5842 plastic shopping bag ban, 9195 pollution monitoring, Barrow Island, 2426 prescribed burns backlog — motion, 1774 Bold and Kings Parks, 4013 Dunsborough, 2415 funding, south west region, 2963 plans, south west region, 2963 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 34 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

ENVIRONMENT (continued) Council (continued) prescribed burns (continued) programs, 3311 south west forests, 3163, 4330 south west region, 9218; p. 5932 Public Administration, Standing Committee on, twenty-third report, “Report on Recreational Hunting Systems”, government response, 4620 radioactive waste inventory, 4307 Regional Forest Agreement, 9218 Rio Tinto, rail spur, Wittenoom, 35 Roe Highway stage 8, Dr Chris Whitaker, 5409 (answer advice 5969) sandalwood industry, 4470, 6701, 7125 Shannon National Park fire, 1350 sharks, drum line program, Environmental Protection Authority information request, 1823 south west national parks, completed improvements, 4316 state forests 14, 22, 23, 39, 49 and 65, partial revocation of dedication — Assembly’s message, 5971; motion, 6551 16 — partial revocation of dedication — notice of motion, 955; motion, 1603; Assembly’s message, 3321; s. 1989 Tidal Energy Australia, 1407, 9146 Threatened Flora Seed Centre and WA Seed Technology Centre, 6984 Walpole and Nornalup Inlets Marine Park, coordinator, 5298 Waste Avoidance and Resource Recovery Act, review, 5557 waterways, environmental degradation — motion, 619, 956, 1563; amendment to motion, 1567; motion, as amended, 1571; in reply, 1574 Wedge and Grey Islands, shack communities, licences, 879 Wedge Island shacks, asbestos, 8454 western ringtail possum, logging, 1005 Western Shield feral animal control program, Eradicat, 2275 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AMENDMENT (VALIDATION) BILL 2014 Assembly assent, 137 ENVIRONMENT AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS, STANDING COMMITTEE ON Council fortieth report, “Petition Number 23 — Increase Number of Mental Health Beds in New Perth Children’s Hospital” — tabling, 2230; motion, 3150, 3562, 3985 forty-first report, “Petition No. 42 — Request to repeal the Environmental Protection (Environmentally Sensitive Areas) Notice 2005” — tabling, 4919; motion, 5150, 5953, 5970, 6421, 7273; government response — tabling, ms. 7061; regulation 6, s. 7303 forty-second report, “Implications for Western Australia of Hydraulic Fracturing for Unconventional Gas” — tabling, 8235 forty-third report, “Overview of Petitions 1 July 2014 to 30 June 2015” — tabling, 8990 ESTIMATES AND FINANCIAL OPERATIONS, STANDING COMMITTEE ON Assembly correspondence with Legislative Assembly committees, s. 7600 Council fifty-second report, “2015–16 Budget Estimates Hearings — Sitting Schedule” — tabling, 2096; motion, 2580 fifty-third report, “2015–16 Budget Estimates Hearings — Sitting Schedule” — tabling, 3802; motion, 3986, 3987 fifty-fourth report, “2014–15 Annual Report Hearings — Sitting Schedule” — tabling, 6528; motion, 7278 fifty-fifth report, “2014–15 Annual Report Hearings — Timetable” — tabling, 7831; motion, 8449 fifty-sixth report, “2014–15 Annual Report Hearings Revised Timetable” — tabling, 9125 fifty-seventh report, “Budget Estimates Hearings 2013–14” — tabling, 9388 fifty-eighth report, “Agency Annual Report Hearings 2012–13” — tabling, 9389 fifty-ninth report, “Budget Estimates Hearings 2014–15” — tabling, 9389 sixtieth report, “Agency Annual Report Hearings 2013–14” — tabling, 9389 appointment, Hon Liz Behjat, 5388 resignation, Hon Martin Aldridge, 5387 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 35

ESTIMATES COMMITTEES Assembly Committee A, Appropriation (Recurrent 2015–16) Bill 2015 — adoption of report, 4741 Committee B, Appropriation (Recurrent 2015–16) Bill 2015 — adoption of report, 4748 Committees A and B, Appropriation (Recurrent 2015–16) Bill 2015 — reports and minutes presentation, 4741; management committee — report, 4218 ESTIMATES OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE Council tabling of budget papers — tabling, 3691 consideration of budget papers, 3691, 3802, 3987, 3999, 4116, 4241, 4479, 4596, 4920, 4947, 4966, 5160, 5272 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION see “Commerce” EVIDENCE AMENDMENT BILL 2015 Council notice of motion to introduce, 4241 introduction and first reading, 4467 second reading, 4467 EXECUTIVE OFFICER REMUNERATION (GOVERNMENT ENTITIES) LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 8044 introduction and first reading, 8154 second reading, 8154 – F – FAMILY AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Assembly criminal offences, 6983 Department for Child Protection and Family Support, 7036 financial counselling, 7037 government action plan, 6632 offenders, serious domestic violence, GPS tracking devices, Liberal Party policy, 8669 violence restraining orders, Ombudsman report, 8668 Western Australia Police additional officers, Kimberley, 7486 (correction of answer 7492) incidents, Minister for Police’s comments, 7940 initiatives, 7906 murder, 7253 offences finalised, 8761 policing model, 7487 reforms, 884; ms. 7000 reporting, 7736 Council Attorney General, violence restraining orders, breaches, 8298 Department for Child Protection and Family Support, funding, 8876 (answer advice 9041) community involvement, s. 6994 fatalities, 70 incidents, south west region, 9210 refuge services, 5968; Ellenbrook, 5963 reports, south west district, (answer advice 2599, 2923) 3162, 4327 specialist mental health support services, 3142 support services, funding — motion, 7265, 7659, 8425; amendment to motion, 8431; motion, as amended, 8434 Western Australia Police incidents attended, south west district, 9279 offences finalised, 8761 White Ribbon Day, s. 8892 workplace policies, 6104 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT Assembly 2015–16 federal budget, Western Australian health and education funding, mpi. 3624 Australia Post shop, Yanchep, petition, s. 3369 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 36 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT (continued) Assembly (continued) cyclone Olwyn, commonwealth–state assistance, 1440 goods and services tax Commonwealth Grants Commission, 2326 commonwealth payment, 3182 white paper on developing northern Australia, state benefits, 4683 Council cabinet appointments, s. 6727 Western Australian representation, s. 6728 China–Australia Free Trade Agreement — motion, 6951 crystal methamphetamine inquiry, state submission, 4473 goods and services tax, distribution — motion, 3278; s. 2285 Harper competition policy review, Joondalup Health Campus, s. 8893 Legal and Constitutional Affairs References Committee, report, s. 2815 Randall, Don, s. 5170 university deregulation, s. 1608 Whitlam government, forty-third anniversary, s. 9268 FINANCE see “Treasury and Finance” FIONA STANLEY HOSPITAL see “Health”, hospitals and health campuses FIRE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES AMENDMENT BILL 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 2027 introduction and first reading, 2160 second reading, 2160, 3745, 3782; in reply, 3789 appropriation, 2213 consideration in detail, 3793–3796 third reading, 3797 returned, 5632 assent, 5872 Council receipt and first reading, 3820 second reading, 3820, 5442, 5546, 5559; in reply, 5560 third reading, 5564 assent, 5761 FISHERIES Assembly Department of Fisheries, 228 Didemnum perlucidum, 949 recreational fishing licences, Australia Post payments, 1560 sharks beach enclosures, 8923 drum line program, Minister for Health, pex. 5203 tagging and monitoring network, 4721, 5127 shore-based commercial net fishing licences, 2523 whale entanglements, 227, 953 Council Australian humpback dolphin, 1387 Cockburn Sound, fish stock, losses, 9144 (answer advice 9147), 9147, 9252, 9428 customary fishing legislation, 5154 Department of Fisheries 2014–15 annual report, ms. 6940 Fish Eye online service, 8897 salmon stock, assessment, 8896 Western Australian Fishing Industry Council, 8897 fisheries management, “Status Reports of the Fisheries and Aquatic Resources of Western Australia 2013/14”, ms. 498 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 37

FISHERIES (continued) Council (continued) gillnet fishing, Kimberley, 1384, 1388 juvenile fish program, fine mesh beach seine nets, 6985, 7544 sawfish, 1386 sharks data-recording acoustic receivers, 5156 drum line program, 744, 5551 incident, Wylie Bay, Esperance, 119 monitoring network receivers, maintenance, 5842 South Coast Crustacean Managed Fishery Management Plan 2015 — disallowance motion, 6528; discharge of order, 6960; p. 445 western rock lobster fishery, 5153 FORESTRY Assembly Forest Industries Federation (WA), ms. 6590 Forest Products Commission appointment, Ross Holt, ms. 9048 Erasmus, Vince, 8190 privatisation, 6015 softwood estate, 8835 Walladar sandalwood, 2222, 2506 Council 2013–14 logging, 104 Forest Products Commission contracts of sale, 96 draft management plan, (answer advice 868), 2404 Ernst and Young review, 2005 Giovanetti Transport contract, 104 karri forest management plan, (answer advice 868), 2404 logging and fire bans, 403 Mowen Forest, 872 native forest coups, 2013–14 profit, 1416 plantation products contracts, 105 sandalwood, 417, (answer advice 868), 2404 sawmills, contracts of sale (answer advice 1285) 2407 Soil Association Woodmark, 873 karri, 105, 117, 7587 millable timber total loss, Northcliffe fire, 2429 Mowen Forest, 30, 740, 875, 1275 sawmills, investment security guarantees, 872 FORRESTFIELD–AIRPORT LINK see “Transport”, rail lines FRASER, THE RIGHT HON JOHN MALCOLM, AC, CH Assembly tribute, 2014 – G – GENDER REASSIGNMENT AMENDMENT BILL 2015 Council notice of motion to introduce, 1247 introduction and first reading, 1599 second reading, 1599 GENE TECHNOLOGY (WESTERN AUSTRALIA) BILL 2014 Council second reading, 1920, 1961; in reply, 1981 committee, 1984–1986 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 38 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

GENETICALLY MODIFIED CROPS FREE AREAS REPEAL BILL 2015 Council notice of motion to introduce, 8236 introduction and first reading, 8462 second reading, 8462 GRAFFITI VANDALISM BILL 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 5993 introduction and first reading, 6273 second reading, 6273, 7163; in reply, 7208 consideration in detail, 7315–7328, 7464–7480, 7492–7505 third reading, 7899, 7913; in reply, 7915 Council receipt and first reading, 8236 second reading, 8236 – H – HEALTH Assembly 2015–16 state budget Aboriginal health, 4035 Fiona Stanley Hospital, mental health services, 2986 aged-care facilities, Collie, g. 5697 Agent Orange use, Kimberley, Cyril Hunter, 5141 Asbestos Awareness Week, s. 9090 asbestos, public forum, s. 5731 Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, “Elective surgery waiting times 2014–15”, 7905 Australian Organ Donor Register, DonateLife Week, ms. 5176 breast screening, Kimberley, g. 1853 cancer research, funding, 8381 child health nurses, 5091 child mortality rates, 4685 Clinical Services Framework, 7654 commercial solarium ban, business compensation, 6348 dental clinics, Warwick, wait list, 8833 Department of Health 2013–14 annual report, s. 137; corrections, s. 5024 appointments, late notice, g. 7873 budget, 7655 employees, drug testing, 7221 governance framework, ms. 4506 staff Fiona Stanley Hospital, 8918; Paul Mark’s comments, 8920 job losses, 8304 targeted redundancy program, 4190 (supplementary information 4199) Stokes, Professor Bryant , retirement, ms. 5012 Department of Health–St John Ambulance service contract, 8189 Department of Health–WA Country Health Service, Pelago Apartment complex, Karratha, 1907, 1549 disaster response plan, Coral Bay residents, evacuation of aged and frail, 1652 Dravet syndrome, cannabidiol trial, 6741 Earbus, Telethon Speech and Hearing, 2555 Ebola virus outbreak, West Africa — removal of notice, 547 emergency services, Gibb River Road, 214 emergency telehealth service, ms. 6874 Food Regulations 2009, animal carcasses, branding, ms. 7588 general practitioners, community residency program, ms. 4647 Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research, funding, 2994 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 39

HEALTH (continued) Assembly (continued) health portfolio, public–private partnerships, 8059 health research infrastructure, 2170 health services, increasing demand, staff, 8305 health system employment, p. 9046 governance arrangements, ms. 5446 Healthway Australian Medical Association, 1038 executive director, resignation, 814 sponsorship management Auditor General’s report, 4037 Corruption and Crime Commission referral, 541 government conduct, 4038; mpi. 547 Public Sector Commission report, 537 Western Australian Health Promotion Foundation, 4534 hospital services ambulance services handover, emergency department, 8841 ramping, 5107, 8841, 8843 trolleys, 8841 cancer services, report, 7246 hydrotherapy facilities, 2504 irritable bowel disease services, 4725 justices of the peace, p. 7870 LINAC radiation therapy, 6349 mammography, 2552 off-stretcher measurement, 8842 oncology, 2552 hospitals and health campuses Albany Health Campus, staff, 1559 “Areas of Unmet Need”, overseas graduates, 5087 Armadale Kelmscott Memorial Hospital, redevelopment, 5021, 6349 Bentley Hospital, 543, 3621, 8053, p. 546 Busselton Health Campus, 3371 Collie Hospital, endoscopy procedures, 5106 emergency departments, 8671, 8989 Fiona Stanley Hospital Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care report, 5014 autopsy room, 5016 burns unit, 1660 commissioning, ms. 126 facilities management, standing orders suspension motion, 680; motion, 685 flooding incident, 7144 Gannon, Michael and Ian Jenkins, Minister for Health’s comments — standing orders suspension motion, 5711; motion, 5711 government performance, mpi. 2446 inflammatory bowel disease unit, Jared Olsen, 2437 mobile phone services, 675 opening, 135 parking facilities, p. 2826 remediation and rectification works, 7243 Serco contract financial viability, 5590, 5592 Minister for Health’s comments, 7333 operation delays, 672 porterage services, 674 removal of services, 883 sterilisation procedures, 670, 2435, 5594 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 40 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

HEALTH (continued) Assembly (continued) Fiona Stanley Hospital (continued) staffing, 2325 supplies management service, 5017 Susan Teather Early Learning and Development Centre, ms. 2292 tertiary services, 5015 Fremantle Hospital emergency department site, 4891 funding breakdown, 7242 full-time equivalent gardeners, 2510 great southern region hospitals, 5085 Harvey Hospital, 6267 Joondalup Health Campus, 4427, 6158 Kalamunda Health Campus, Hon Ken Wyatt’s comments, 6749 Kalgoorlie Health Campus, redevelopment, 5848 Karratha Health Campus, 5591 King Edward Memorial Hospital, Preterm Birth Prevention Clinic, ms. 4717 metropolitan, complaints, 6399 Midland Health Campus, 3105, 7654 Midland Public Hospital, 887, 4350, 8768 off-stretcher targets and times, 2089 Osborne Park Hospital, car park, 6346 Peel Health Campus, parking, 8377 Perth Children’s Hospital, 3615; progress, 1217 Princess Margaret Hospital for Children, Flynn Gray, 542 Rockingham General Hospital, diabetic and podiatry clinic, 8389 Royal Perth Hospital, 3891, 4193, 4195 Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital ambulance surge unit, 8842 speciality college accreditation, 8378 State Cancer Centre, 3691; p. 2445, 2996, 3165, 3892, 4154 staff, 7727; Premier’s comments, 7905 Swan District Hospital, outpatient services, 6484; g. 3740 tertiary hospitals, beds, 8307 weighted separation costs, 8378 youth, emergency department presentations, 222 Jewell House closure, ms. 3736 Labor Party, health policy, 7945 mammography facility, Kimberley, p. 1181 management and governance reform, 6347 Marie Stopes Clinic, 6346 men’s health program, Kutjuntka area, g. 8146 Metropolitan Health Service, annual report 2013–14, corrections, 5024 Midland Medical School, Aboriginal students, 6348 mosquito control Fight the Bite campaign, ms. 7871 funding, Peel region, 6385 neuroscience research, Queen Elizabeth II Medical Centre, 4722 newborns, vaccination program, 2663 Oral Health Centre of WA, 8020 paramedics, national registration and accreditation scheme, ms. 7937 PathWest manager, Albany, 5103 patient assisted travel scheme, Peel region, 2515 Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day, ms. 7447 prevent alcohol and risk-related trauma in youth program, funding, 3378 Quadriplegic Centre, redevelopment, 4042 road trauma counselling service, 3960 school health nurses, 7483 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 41

HEALTH (continued) Assembly (continued) sexually transmitted diseases gonorrhoea, reported cases, 3092 Kimberley, 8395 Premier’s comments, 2023, 2171 solariums, g. 5699 Southern Forests Health Clinic, Manjimup, 4232 Southern Inland Health Initiative, hospital upgrades, 3766, 5456 suicide, suspected deaths, Kimberley, 4571 tender, Animal Pest Management Services, 3091 treatment, Harada syndrome eye disease, Jim Patterson, g. 9057 university campus, Midland, 4036 vaccination, whooping cough, 1882; and influenza, 8670 WA Adult Cancer Care Taskforce, 5846, 5849, 6009, 6629; mpi. 5860 WA Country Health Service land purchase and properties, Pilbara and South Hedland, 213, 1541 Pelago East apartments, Karratha, 2169 (supplementary information, 2175), 6394, 7657 vehicles, GPS tracking devices, 3073 Western Australian health services, establishment and appointments, ms. 8900 World Diabetes Day, ms. 8143; s. 8178 Council Aboriginal health 2015–16 state budget, 4621 Holman review, 9249, 9440 programs, public release of report, 3597 abortion 20 weeks gestation or later, 1389, 2433 2014 figures, 2011 live child birth, 3596 medical separations, morbidity data, 6256 procedures, complications, 4344 aged care, City of Swan, p. 8701 Amity Health Centre, neurologists, 6107 audiologists, south west region, 9194 Auditor General’s report, pesticides, 6251 Bunbury After Hours GP Clinic, 4341 cancer centre, Geraldton, 4631, 5159 Child and Adolescent Health Service, wait times, 9218, 9439 child development services, 6733, 9220 child psychologists, south west region, 9192 climate change, human health impacts — motion, 6529; in reply, 6538 community child and health nurses, south west region, 4338, 9190, 9200 community paramedics, regional Western Australia, 6699 dental services Australind Dental Therapy Centre, 6984, 6989 Bunbury and Busselton, 9198 disabled and mental health patients, 7290 public dental waitlist, south west region, 4333 school clinics, south west region, 4337, 9190 therapy centres, south west region, 7282 Department of Health Aboriginal workforce, 747 climate change, 4943, 8877 colonoscopy quota, 7858 controlled drugs system, 5553 country ambulance services review, 4262 director general, recruitment, 1159 information and communications technology strategy, 5151 oncology services, review, 5554 patient transfer services, 3317 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 42 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

HEALTH (continued) Council (continued) Department of Health (continued) records storage, Singapore, 8880 targeted redundancy program, 3827 Department of Health–St John Ambulance service contract, 3147, 3580, 5789, 8727 Dhu, Julieka Ivanna, Hedland Health Campus presentation, 405 dialysis patients, south west region, 4342 Down syndrome, s. 1986 drug counselling services, 5828 elective surgery wait times, south west region, 4334, 9200 emergency helicopter service, 9220 emergency telehealth service, ms. 6823 enuresis clinic, Mirrabooka, 3434 Epilepsy WA, s. 2285 Food Regulations 2009, animal carcasses, branding, ms. 7518 Footprints to Better Health program, 3149 gametes, posthumous collection, 1389 glyphosate classification, 9256 haematologists, south west region, 9184 health services review, Geraldton and midwest, 8622 Healthway sponsorship management, 517, 520 helicopter patient service, review, 6729 Hospital in the Home program, 3717, 5548 hospital services ambulance ramping, 123, 1159 anti-vascular endothelial growth factor injections, 6205 child specialists, south west region, 4334 Humanitarian Entrant Health Service and Princess Margaret Hospital Refugee Health Clinic, full-time equivalent positions, 7287 linear accelerators, 5687 mammogram services, Port Hedland and Karratha, 2009 PathWest laboratory, Collie Hospital, 6983 transition care program, 7084 hospitals and health campuses admissions, south west region, 9197 Albany Health Campus, haemodialysis unit, 990 Bentley Hospital, 262, 3312 Beverley Health Service, 6432 black status bed availability, 9247 (answer advice 9441) Bunbury Regional Hospital beds, occupancy rates, 4341, 9196 emergency department transfers, 9200 lymphedema clinic, 6731 multi-day beds, 4335 patient transfers, 4334 patients and staff by department, 4978 critical incidents, 3580 Cunderdin Hospital, 6858 emergency department attendees, south west region, 9198 Fiona Stanley Hospital ambulance redirection, 2965 cleaning audits, 3717 emergency department, 2429, 2592 fire, 2369 hot-water junctions, 6574, 6980 medical supplies storage facilities, 3723 mental health nurses, 8259 microbiological control tenders, 122 National Association of Testing Authorities, accreditation, 7685 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 43

HEALTH (continued) Council (continued) Fiona Stanley Hospital (continued) Serco contract government mismanagement — motion, 5528, 5935, 6402 key performance indicators, 2373 services at risk, 634, 2408 sterilisation procedures, 637 tri-generation plant, 7279 Fremantle Hospital emergency department, 1593 reconfiguration, 8881 Fremantle Pain Management Clinic, 121 Harvey Hospital, 4343 metropolitan, Christmas and New Year shutdown, 8879 Midland Health Campus Midland Public Hospital, naming conventions, 8622 services contract agreement contraception and gynaecological services, 3144 (answer advice 3149) financial benefit, 2379 (correction of answer 2599), 2811, key performance indicators, 2131 non-staff parking, 2920 termination payments, 2125, 2276, 3877 staff training, child sexual abuse mandatory reporting, 2280 (supplementary information 2373) Swan District Hospital, 7693, 8625 treatment, 7586 Narrogin Hospital, upgrade, 637 (answer advice 868) Newman Hospital, 2916 patients, south west region, 9187 Peel Health Campus, ambulance diversion, 7285 Perth Children’s Hospital, parking, 5552 Princess Margaret Hospital for Children, service contract agreements, 3827 Royal Perth Hospital linear accelerator, 5784 radiotherapy services, 5410 Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, ambulance surge unit, 6700 South Hedland Health Campus, admissions, 1414 staff and services, south west region, 9199 current levels, 8256 Swan District Hospital abortions and sterilisations, 2011 maternity services catchment area, 2808, 3148 site, 7541 sterilisations, 2432 immunisation, s. 2609 Meals on Wheels services, 1820 (correction of answer 1960) medical services, Manjimup, 2812 Men’s Advisory Network, 4259, 4474 Midwest Men’s Health, 261, 643, 2596 midwives, south west region, 4340 morgues, capacity, Broome and Derby, 742 mosquito control Fight the Bite campaign, ms. 7803 Swan and Canning Rivers wetlands, 4345 National Breast Cancer Foundation, Global Illuminations Touch of Pink breakfast, s. 7706 North Metropolitan Health Service, 8257 nurses, graduate positions in public hospitals, 525 occupational therapists, south west region, 9194 Oombulgurri community, closure, 866 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 44 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

HEALTH (continued) Council (continued) paediatricians, south west region, 4339, 9192 “Palcohol” powdered alcohol, 3723 papillomavirus vaccine, south west region, 6691 physiotherapists, south west region, 9193 planned cancer centre, Geraldton, 4621 Port Hedland dust health risk assessment, 5783 Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day, ms. 7380 Prevent Alcohol and Risk-related Trauma in Youth program, 1154, 2430 private psychiatric hostels, 4308, 4309 Quadriplegic Centre, 405, 4940, 6433 radioactive waste holdings, 6255 residential aged-care facilities, south west region, 4333, 9272 Royal Flying Doctor Service, Pilbara and Kimberley, 114 school nurses, south west region, 9199 social workers, south west region, 9193 South Metropolitan Health Service, budget deficit, 8254 South West Health Region, 4335 Southern Inland Health Initiative, hospital redevelopment, 9150 specialists, south west region, 9200 speech pathologists Bunbury and south west region, 6694, 7584 services, Pilbara, 6981 waitlist time, 7140 speech therapists, south west region, 4337, 5823, 6209, 6433, 6438, 7091, 8293, 9034, 9189 St John Ambulance Bunbury, 8724 current contracts, 116 employees and associates, suicides, p. 3109 multi-transfer vehicle, 7137 paramedics industrial, 6729 south west region, 9217 suicide, 8727 Statewide Protection of Children Coordination Unit, 5683 WA Country Health Service, 6434, 8728 Western Australian Food Monitoring Program and National Residue Survey, 8296 Western Australian Preterm Birth Prevention Initiative, s. 5569 whooping cough, 6577; s. 1830, 1832 Women and Newborn Health Service, 5787 women’s health services, public tender process, 4941 World Suicide Prevention Day — motion, 6069 HERITAGE Assembly 2015 Western Australian Heritage Awards, ms. 2434 Ascot kilns, restoration, s. 807 Department of the State Heritage Office, appointment, Graeme Gammie, ms. 4790 Fremantle Prison heritage precinct, 3377, 5092, 5201 Guildford Hotel, restoration — removal of notice, 1010, 2446 heritage act, new, 3080 Heritage Bill 2015, exposure draft, ms. 5177 heritage grants program, 7948 Roe Highway stage 8, Australian Women’s Army Service and Regimental Headquarters site, 5930; p. 6457, 7712 Royal George Hotel, East Fremantle, p. 5859 Victoria Cross recipient graves, heritage listing — removal of order, 3497 warders’ cottages, Fremantle, 889 Council Afghan grave site, Yakabindie Station, 6240 Donnelly River Mill, 3998 Guildford Hotel, redevelopment, p. 4096 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 45

HERITAGE (continued) Council (continued) “Operation Sandy Shovel”, Point Peron, s. 3466 sale of government assets, 1178 sites, legislation, 8298 Stirling, Sir James, 150th anniversary, s. 2561 HER MAJESTY QUEEN ELIZABETH II Assembly reign, ms. 5993 HETHERINGTON, HON ROBERT Council condolence motion, 8 HOUSING Assembly affordable housing, Esperance, g. 6120 affordable housing strategy, 5198, 8839 apartments, Cockburn Central, 211 Canning Lawn Tennis Club facilities, g. 5701 Carine Gardens Caravan Park, evictions, g. 5322 construction, Mirrabooka and Westminster, 2520 Cottier apartments, South Hedland, 1725, 7222, 8835 delivering affordable housing to key workers in regional Western Australia, joint steering committee, 6385 Department of Housing 2008–14 tenancies, 2546 aged resident dwellings transferred to private operators, 2549 dwellings owned and rented, Subiaco, Rivervale and Maylands, 6394 East Greenwood Primary School site, 193 fixed-term tenancy agreements, 194 Goldmaster Enterprises Pty Ltd, 2026 Palm Beach Caravan Park and Camping Holiday Village, 1717 Perth Management Services, contract, 8837 Stella Orion Village, 6814 tenancies with water-saving devices, 4428 tenants, 2545, 4447 undeveloped land, Mirrabooka electorate, 2348 vacant lot, 1 Mason Terrace, Dianella, 8356 Derby short-stay hostel, construction, 2347 Housing Authority Aboriginal communities housing management agreement, 1535 land and housing inventory, 8831 remote area essential services program, 1535 remote housing and essential services, 1538 Aboriginal housing, Pilbara, commonwealth funding, 1537 Aboriginal Housing Services, Department of the Premier and Cabinet, 1538 National Partnership Agreement on Remote Indigenous Housing, 1537 royalties for regions program, 1536 waitlists, rental, 8393 Keystart, Goodstart home loans, 1538 new homes, Peel region, 5088 Osprey Key worker village Fleetwood Corporation management fees, 1724 rentals, 1724 service agreement, 2348 technical and advisory services, 6396 Pelago apartment complex, Karratha Pelago East apartments, 1721, 1722, 4428, 6392 Pelago West apartments, 1723, 6395 valuations, 6395, 8021 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 46 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

HOUSING (continued) Assembly (continued) Perth and [email protected], housing supply — motion, 7365 Perth Freight Link, affected properties, 6392 properties advertised for sale, 4231 Harwood Street, Hilton, 6389 Mirrabooka electorate, 2520, 8394 vacant Broome, 5139 Cannington electorate, 2223 lot, 1 Mason Terrace, Dianella, 8386 public housing Broome, 3076, 4786 Derby, 3076 Kwinana electorate, 4440 North Beach, g. 1185 stock, 8837 waitlists, general, 8392 small-town services, 600 Social Housing Investment Package, 8831 worker accommodation projects, sell-down, 6397 Council affordable housing design competition, ms. 8234 affordable housing strategy program breakdown, 3581, 3830 shared equity expression of interest program, ms. 955 asbestos contamination assessment, Austral Street, Williamstown, 2595 Bayview Caravan Park, Coral Bay, 5841 Brownlie Towers, maintenance, 6575 building codes, Kalgoorlie Superpit, 5836 Bundiyarra Aboriginal community hostel, 5154 Cottier apartments, South Hedland, 5549 Department of Housing 60-day notices, 4329 additional dwellings, south west region, 4330 Connected Living, ms. 9385 disruptive behaviour management strategy, 1838 Goldmaster Enterprises Pty Ltd, 1938, 4468 maintenance and repairs — motion, 3977, 4451, 5519 Belmont and Forrestfield electorates, 3433 budget, south east metropolitan administrative region, 1941 head maintenance contracts, Aboriginal corporations, 6436 south west region, 4329, 9207 Priority Start–Building policy, 4478 property, 30 Parade Road, Bunbury, 3874 public housing zones, 1839 social housing, midwest and wheatbelt, 3829 temporary facilities, 80 Drew Street, Spalding, 2592 tenants, financial counselling, 5305 total residential dwellings, south west region, 4331 transitional housing program, 7687 Government Regional Officers’ Housing scheme Karratha and Port Hedland, 5159, 5416, 6734 Nullagine, 7539, 9377 royalties for regions program, 9383 Tom Price, 266 Hainsworth Primary School site redevelopment, 5969 Hamilton precinct residential development, South Hedland, 878 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 47

HOUSING (continued) Council (continued) Housing Authority disruptive behaviour management strategy, south west region, 9205 Foyer Oxford, Leederville, ms. 8576 land, south west region, 9208 Margaret River, 7856 National Partnership Agreement on Remote Indigenous Housing, ms. 6057 Osprey Key worker village, Fleetwood Corporation, 4938 Pollard Street, Glendalough, properties, 6210 Indigenous visitor hostels, Broome, 3468 Jigalong community, power station, 7283 Keystart loans, 1590, 4938, 5152; south west region, 9207 lots 16, 17 and 18 East Street, Mt Hawthorn, 32 lots 61 and 602 Milldale Way, Mirrabooka, 2280 Mirrabooka mural, 9251 National Partnership Agreement on Remote Indigenous Housing, 5686 Nganhu Pty Ltd, 2808, 3429 Osprey Key worker village Fleetwood Corporation, 124, 740, 984, 3716, 4264, 5408, 6102, 6107, 6690 rent, 524, 636, 640, 5151, 5300 Pelago apartment complex, Karratha, 123, 6203 portable toilets and showers, midwest–Gascoyne region, 5315 public housing Belmont, 408 Daly Street, 520, 521 evictions, 519 funding, 3428 income eligibility threshold, 4260 Jigalong community, 7710 Kununurra, 2416 midwest, stock, Pindan Contracting Pty Ltd, 7430 Port Hedland, 3994 rent determinations, Pilbara, 6431 vacant properties, 5411, 6205, 6582, 6692, 6697, 6701, 7689, 7693 waitlists, 267, 745; south west region, 745 Woodbridge, 7853 remote Aboriginal communities asbestos, 1594 audits and inspections, 4625, 8295 federal funding, 865 royalties for regions program, water quality funding, 5418 Remote Area Essential Services program, 8295 Shelter WA, WA housing hub, 638 social housing, Margaret River, 5302 transitional housing program, 5549 Warralong community, houses, 3824 – I – INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS see “Commerce” INTEGRITY (LOBBYISTS) BILL 2014 Assembly second reading, 8794, 8794, 8907; in reply, 8810, 8915 as to second reading debate, standing orders suspension — notice of motion, 8829; motion, 8906–8907 consideration in detail, 9092–9101 third reading, 9101; in reply, 9104 Council receipt and first reading, 9222 second reading, 9222 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 48 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

– J – JANUARY PARLIAMENT Assembly s. 302 Council s. 17 – K – KIRNER, HON JOAN Assembly tribute, s. 4886 – L – LAND ADMINISTRATION (SOUTH WEST NATIVE TITLE SETTLEMENT) BILL 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 8780 introduction and first reading, 8903 second reading, 8903 LAND LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2014 Assembly cognate debate — motion, 806 second reading — cognate debate, 806, 1193; in reply, 1209 consideration in detail, 1212–1215, 1479–1490 third reading, 1490 returned, 2501 assent, 3009 Council receipt and first reading, 1602 second reading, 1602, 2355; in reply, 2364 committee, 2366–2369, 2380–2391 report, 2391 third reading, 2391 assent, 2889 LAND LEGISLATION AMENDMENT (TAXING) BILL 2014 Assembly cognate debate — motion, 806 second reading — cognate debate, 806, 1193; in reply, 1209 consideration in detail, 1490 third reading, 1639; in reply, 1640 returned, 2638 assent, 3009 Council receipt and first reading, 1603 second reading, 1603, 2391; in reply, 2397 committee, 2397–2399 report, 2400 third reading, 2400 assent, 2889 LAND TAX AMENDMENT BILL 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 4359 introduction and first reading, 4510 second reading, 4510, 5048, 5187, 5203; in reply, 5205 consideration in detail, 5207–5214, 5331–5338 third reading, 5338; in reply, 5342 returned, 6342 assent, 7163 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 49

LAND TAX AMENDMENT BILL 2015 (continued) Council receipt and first reading, 5286 second reading, 5286, 5657, 5690, 6082, 6111, 6183; in reply, 6194 third reading, 6196 assent, 7061 LANDS Assembly asset summary reports, (answer advice 6635) 6809 Barrada Estate, Onslow, 5929 Claremont on the Park, government agencies, 1719 Cockburn Coast redevelopment, 2659 Department of Agriculture and Food, property transfers, 5 Department of Lands FESA House, stamp duty, 3080 Royal George Hotel, East Fremantle, 1759 vacant lot, 1 Mason Terrace, Dianella, 8024 Enterprise Park, Wangara, 2327 Esplanade Hotel site, Albany, 809 FESA House sale, 1217 (supplementary information 1449) government land sales East Perth power station, 5 Industrial Foundation for Accident Prevention, 5 Potato Marketing Corporation, 208 Public Transport Authority, 209 Wanneroo lot 500, 210 Yirra Yaakin Theatre, 208 hospital site development, Port Hedland, 3191 industrial development, Latitude 32, 2521 industrial and commercial lot rebate scheme, 5929 Kurra village, Newman, lease, 8054 Landcorp Karratha hotel development Hilton, preferred operator, 2173 (answer advice 2334), 6154 (supplementary information 6900) proposed hotel, 6182 Ramtron Australia, 2507, 3107 Quarter development, Karratha, 3107 staff policy, 4434 “Top 40” rebate scheme, 7656 Landgate, contract signatories, 8024 lots for sale, Kimberley and Pilbara, 5930 Mandurah footbridge project, tender, 5089 Moola Bulla lease, Halls Creek, 2090 pastoral lease renewal process, 5019 Repeal Week, electronic conveyancing, 8312 residential and industrial land rebates, 4417 Royal George Hotel, East Fremantle, g. 2294 strata title properties bylaws, solar panels, 3 solar battery storage technology, 6160 Swan District Hospital site, asset sale, g. 7002 Virginia Station, land tenure, g. 3739 Council bilbies, Broome Road industrial park, 4139, 6115 coastal erosion control, Broome, 5836 Seabird, 1277, 3148 crown land risk management, KPMG report, 2975 Department of Lands, leaseholds, feral goats, 4304 Esperance, Shire of, land clearing, release, 94 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 50 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

LANDS (continued) Council (continued) feral cattle, Yandeyarra, 259 Finbar Group, government agreements, 7710 Gindalbie Metals Ltd Badja Station, 4141 nuclear waste dump, 3992 industrial and commercial lot rebates, 4622 Karratha, City of, rates, 7091 Kurra village, Newman, workers’ camp renewal, 8620 Mangles Bay marina development, 7286, 7425, 8260 pastoral leases former, 5840 Kimberley, 8760 Ningaloo Station, 5841 state government employees, 4940 Port Hedland hospital site development, 34, 2370 proposed residential development, Gracetown, 2129 Quadriplegic Centre, redevelopment, 8454 Red Bluff, satellite images, 1007, 2983 Shoreline, North Coogee, 2592 special tourism lease, 4305, 6116 state-owned land, unsolicited bids guidelines, 8873 Swan District Hospital site, 8880 WA land asset sales program, 7436 Western Power, 302–320 Hawtin Road, Forrestfield, 8620 LEGAL AFFAIRS Assembly Aboriginal suicide or attempted suicide, Kimberley, 5139 Attorney General Community Legal Centres, funding, 5111 dangerous sex offenders, p. 7601, 8314 legislation, 6478, 7482, 8777 tracking devices, 457 Dangerous Sexual Offenders Act, review, mpi. 7604; amendments, 7590 fines enforcement registry, Baycorp WA Pty Ltd, 3544 James Point Pty Ltd, legal action, 5113 judiciary positions, 3959 State Solicitor’s Office, freedom of information, 5105, 8024 courts and tribunal services, police, accoutrement wearing, 5353 Guardianship and Administration Act, review, 7253 Indigenous incarceration rates, interpreter services access, 7912 Legal Aid offices, Fremantle, p. 2291 prostitution regulation — removal of notice, 1010 Racial Discrimination Act, amendments — removal of order, 3497 youth drug convictions, 7 suicide, 6 Council Aboriginal suicides, graph, coroner’s report, 2595 Amnesty International report on Indigenous children — motion, 4576 Asbestos Diseases Compensation Bill 2013, Law Reform Commission report, 6859 Attorney General Blaxell inquiry, recommendations, 4471 Commissioner for Children and Young People, meetings, 6855 Corruption and Crime Commission, 3574 (answer advice 3583) Dangerous Sexual Offenders Act, review, 5685 Department of Aboriginal Affairs, submitted prosecution briefs, 4999

g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 51

LEGAL AFFAIRS (continued) Council (continued) Attorney General Department of the Attorney General Guardianship and Administration Act, review, 6983, 9038 open days, ms. 7255 ex gratia claim, Ryan Marron, 4938 family violence prevention service, 5414 foetal homicide laws, drafting progress, 5681, 9253 Hunter, Cyril Walter, 1983 post mortem, 5843 James Point Pty Ltd, legal action, 6859 Kings Square, asbestos, ms. 7517 mental health assessments, Bunbury, 5416 Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages, “Aboriginal”, 6871 Royal Association of Justices of WA (Inc), 5155 Corruption and Crime Commission, Joint Standing Committee on the recommendations, 2289 surveillance and accountability report, Attorney General’s response, 639 courts and tribunal services Aboriginal offenders appearing, 2419 budget, south west region, 8479 Bunbury and Busselton Courts, 9255 Bunbury coronial district, suicide, 2417, 4302, 8762 civil cases, south west region, 8298 Coroner’s Court, 2418, 8482 criminal cases, south west region, 8299 magistrates and staff, south west region, 2419, 9033, 9151 Specialist Treatment and Referral Team Court, south west region, 8300 Supreme Court, 2418, 4321, 9189 trial date scheduling, south west region, 9146 Criminal Code Amendment Bill 2008, sentencing provisions, 7541 Criminal Code and Sentencing Act, 2008 amendments review, ms. 230 criminal injuries compensation, 6430, 7548 Criminal Law Amendment (Home Burglary and Other Offences) Bill 2014, p. 2561, 2889, 4238, 5633 FASD report, government response, 8763 Fines Enforcement Registry debt collection, 1942 (supplementary information 2132), 2635 outstanding fines, south west region, 4326, 8763 Firearms Act, Law Reform Commission review, 2276 (answer advice 2282) Firearms Amendment Regulations, review, 5784 freedom of speech — motion, 9003; in reply, 9010 Gender Reassignment Amendment Bill 2015, 7432 infringement notices, final demand notice, 1941 Kimberley Ultramarathon, 3876 Law Reform Commission of Western Australia, representative proceedings, final report — motion, 7658; ms. 7658 Legal Aid WA applications, 4301; commonwealth funding, ms. 3664 repatriation case, s. 1831 Magistrates Court (Civil Proceedings) Amendment Rules 2014 — disallowance motion, 1247; discharge of order, 2783 Magistrates Court (Civil Proceedings) Amendment Rules (No. 3) 2014 — disallowance — notice of motion, 1101; discharge of order, 2254 Magistrates Court (Civil Proceedings) Amendment Rules (No. 5) 2014 — disallowance — notice of motion, 849; discharge of order, 1248 Magistrates Court (General) Amendment Rules (No. 3) 2014 — disallowance — notice of motion, 1101; discharge of order, 2254 Magistrates Court (Minor Cases Procedure) Amendment Rules (No. 2) 2014 — disallowance — notice of motion, 849; discharge of order, 1247 Minister for Police, comments on mental impairment, 639 National Partnership Agreement on Legal Assistance Service, 2634, 4327, 7851 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 52 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

LEGAL AFFAIRS (continued) Council (continued) offenders, GPS tracking, 7090 Parliamentary Counsel, retirement, Walter Munyard, ms. 7062 police, coronial cases, 6208 (answer advice 6440) Prohibited Behaviour Orders Act, statutory review, ms. 5762 Public Trustee, appointments, 9039 recognition of loss certificate, s. 3466 remand arrangements, Kimberley children, 1938 State Administrative Tribunal Register of Proceedings 2011, SAT CC 1258/2011, amendment, p. 1761 State Solicitor’s Office freedom of information application, 1151, 4261 Marron, Constable Ryan, 8726 suicide, youth, 7306 victims of crime, certificates, 1622 violence restraining orders, 7085 LEGISLATION, STANDING COMMITTEE ON Council twenty-seventh report, “Inquiry into a Demise of the Crown Statute — Extension of Reporting Time” — tabling and adoption, 2764 twenty-eighth report, “Demise of the Crown” — tabling, 5251; motion, 6421 twenty-ninth report, “Bell Group Companies (Finalisation of Matters and Distribution of Proceeds) Bill 2015 — Extension of Time” — tabling, 7831; motion, 7832 thirtieth report, “Bell Group Companies (Finalisation of Matters and Distribution of Proceeds) Bill 2015”, government response, ms. 8236, 8247 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY Assembly 2016 parliamentary sitting dates, 6738 Acting Speaker, appointment Geraldton, member for, s. 3880, 7951 Murray–Wellington, member for, s. 8316 budget presentation, 3487 business of the house, 2826 adjournment of debate, 826 adjournment of the house — special, 845, 2343, 2740, 2874, 4218, 4916, 5760, 7060, 7935, 9078; s. 9079 dinner suspension, 1016, 2649, 3167, 4017, 7714, 8484; s. 8778 dissent from Deputy Speaker’s ruling — motion, 799 orders of the day, 8198 order of business Criminal Law Amendment (Home Burglary and Other Offences) Bill 2014, 817 order of the day 2 — motion, 9092 private members’ business all stages of bills, and Council messages — notice of motion, 7871; motion, 7966 notice of motion, 893, 2997, 3893; motion, 4017 precedence of private members’ business — notice of motion, 1451; withdrawal of notice, 1637 standing orders suspension — notice of motion, 2446; motion, 2648, 3167 standing orders suspension — motion, 1012; in reply, 1015 standing orders suspension — notice of motion, 5859; withdrawal of notice, 5995 standing orders suspension — notice of motion, 7603; motion 7714 sitting times, Thursday, 23 April, 2446 standing orders suspension — motion, 4656 (question to be put, 4657) precedence of government business — standing orders suspension — notice of motion, 8044; motion, 8157 Remembrance Day arrangements — standing orders suspension motion 7965 chamber budget presentation, media access, 3735 decorum, 2175, 1449, 7019 Dawesville, member for — notice of motion, 9090 visitors, 7151 emergency familiarisation exercises, 6636 photographer access, 125, 4154 seating arrangements, 125 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 53

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY (continued) Assembly (continued) Clerk Assistant (Committees), appointment, Mathew Bates, 5857 Clerk of the Legislative Assembly appointment, Kirsten Robinson, 4523 retirement, Peter McHugh — motion, 7052; s. 3880 Deputy Clerk of the Legislative Assembly, appointment, Scott Nalder, 5022 government business management — notice of motion, 9089 Leader of the House — notice of motion, 9089 Whip — notice of motion, 9090 Hansard, electronic speech duplicates, 125 Perth Market (Disposal) Bill, rescission motion, s. 8314 visitors, Bhutan, Cambodia and Nepal, Landgate, 4190 visitors, distinguished City of Vasto and City of Perth, 125 Council of the European Union, delegates, 882 Malaysian Parliamentary Delegation, 3880 Pro-emigrant Association, 125 Sri Lankan Ministry of Lands, 7905 Wang, Senator Zhenya, 4037 Youth Parliament, 6262 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL Council 2015 Australasian Study of Parliament Group Conference, s. 9041 2016 parliamentary sitting schedule, ms. 7517 2016 temporary orders — motion, 9389 advisory officer (procedure), appointment, John Seal-Pollard, 5761 business of the house adjournment special — motion, 4966 standing orders suspension motion, 4282, 8740, 9125, 9131 budget speech delivery, 3664 complimentary remarks, s. 9510 consideration of committee report, standing orders suspension — motion, 5144 ministerial statement, Minister for Agriculture and Food, 9386; made order of the day — motion, 9386, (ruling by President, 9386); standing orders suspension motion, 9388; consideration of — made order of the day — motion, 9388 Easter recess, 2288 Legislative Council Procedural Note for Members No. 7 (2015), 2095 members’ statements, 527, 3326 non-government business, schedule, 2891 — tabling, 18; adoption, 18; s. 9384 orders of the day — motion, 853 parliamentary questions, Freedom of Information Act, 6583 point of order, Fiona Stanley Hospital, Serco contract — motion, 6420 private members’ business, schedule, 2891 — tabling, 18; adoption, 18 questions without notice Horizon Power, 7861 Minister for Mental Health’s response, 5558 ministerial redirection — ruling by President, 230 satisfactory answers, 2288 tabling answers and incorporation into Hansard — ruling by President, 3141 taken, standing orders suspension — motion, 607, 849 reading of speeches, standing order 36, point of order — ruling by President, 6667 sitting times, 17 sittings — motion, 2231 standing orders 36 and 48, point of order, 6451 temporary orders 2015 — motion, 4576 ceremonial attire, Sir Thomas Cockburn-Campbell, 3109 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 54 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL (continued) Council (continued) chamber electronic devices, Legislative Council Procedural Note for Members No. 8, 3801 emergency familiarisation exercises, 6528 media footage, 275, 360 photography guidelines, 3726 Clerk Assistant (Committees), appointment, Suzanne Veletta, 8731 Deputy Clerk of the Legislative Council appointment, Paul Grant, 7517 criminal charges, N.R. Lake, 847 Governor’s message, 5168 Hansard, electronic speech duplicates, 17 Kirwan, Sir John, Bible, 2889 Legislative Council crest and state coat of arms, appropriate use, 3264 members of Parliament, seminar, Cook Islands, s. 9041 Parliamentary Officer (Procedure), John Seal-Pollard, 2923 Parliamentary Services Department surveys, 4238 swearing-in of member, Hon Martin Pritchard, 2889 tabling of petition, 5932 Usher of the Black Rod appointment, Grant Hitchcock, 4917 marriage, Grant and Michelle Hitchcock, 6586 resignation, Dr Paul Lobban, 3264 vacancy, North Metropolitan Region — motion, 847 visitors Aquinas College, 2228 Canning Vale PS, 2890 Chisholm Catholic College, 2764 Dale Christian School, 1761 Dalyellup PS, 8990 Dunsborough PS, 3554 Edney PS, 1117 John Calvin School, Albany, 7061 Lake Joondalup Baptist College, 1101 Mater Dei College, 3283 Maylands Peninsula PS, 3682, 3686 Melville SHS, 3403 Mount Barker Community College, 3264 Murdoch University, 5407 Our Lady of Grace School, 3285, 3291 parliamentary research program students, 5250 Public Sector Commissioner, 3403 Rotaract Club of Subiaco, 6727 Royal Gala tour, 370 Safety Bay PS, 6073, 6084 Springfield PS, 5633, 5657 Southern Hills Christian College, 1920 St Catherine’s College, 6727 Victoria Park Tennis Club, 9025 Wagin DHS, 9384 Waikiki PS, 1782 Wattle Grove PS, 6064 West Coast Institute, 716 Yerecoin PS, 499 visitors, distinguished Busselton and Bunbury, Cities of, 8233 Council of the European Union, delegates, 864 Elferink, Hon John, MLA, and Ms Anne Bradford, Northern Territory government, 4962 Fitzpatrick, Kim, 1598 Geraldton Fishermen’s Co-op, 7432 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 55

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL (continued) Council (continued) Visitors, distinguished (continued) Guangzhou Airport Authority, 7432 Guangzhou CIQ, 7432 Leeson, Hon Ron and Dellar family, 9119 Malaysian parliamentary delegation, 3808 McGowan, Hon Mark, 9430 Nixon, Hon Murray, 5970, 6420, 9427 Okabe Company Ltd, 5761 Sugito, Japan, 8233 Tigers Logistics, 7432 Unuia, Unuia, 3111 LIBERAL–NATIONAL GOVERNMENT Assembly 2015–16 state budget, revised schedule of presentation, ms. 882 asset sales, goods and services tax, federal payment, 3766 Auditor General’s report, Bigger Picture advertising campaign, Premier’s comments, standing orders suspension motion, 2833; standing orders suspension — motion, as amended, 2833; motion, 2834 Barnett government impact on seniors — notice of motion, 1451; motion, 8081 performance — removal of order, 137 unemployment rate — notice of motion, 1451 Bigger Picture funding, anti-methamphetamine advertising campaign, 2660 — notice of motion, 2636; removal of notice, s. 6874 financial counsellors, funding, mpi. 4730 financial management — removal of notice, 894; mpi. 2998; in reply, 3007 financial oversight of projects, mpi. 1452 government office accommodation, decentralisation, 5358 impact on seniors and vulnerable people — removal of notice, s. 5860 land tax increases — notice of motion, 8316; motion, 8527 Liberal Party election commitments, costings, 1880 ministerial standards, shareholdings, mpi. 2028 ministry changes, ms. 125 National Party centenary, Blood Nose Politics, s. 807 City of Perth Bill 2015, 4684 Whip, Brendon Grylls, ms. 126 Perth Freight Link, project management, mpi. 5460 public transport, light rail, mpi. 894 release of information, mpi. 4360; amendment to motion, mpi. 4362 Repeal Week, ms. 8302 select committee into state debt — removal of notice, s. 5860 state budget deficit, 3886 impact on seniors and vulnerable people — removal of notice, s. 7953 state debt, 3883; Premier’s comments, 4034 state finances asset sales, government performance, mpi. 3893 budget surplus, Premier’s comments, 1882, 1884 unemployment rate, 7484, 7595, 8180; motion, 3221; notice of motion, 5024 Council advertising, BigPic360 promotional bus, 7542, 7689 container deposit scheme — motion, 8435 election commitment, 2274; Premier’s comments, 1939 job diversification — motion, 3266 Ocean Reef marina redevelopment, 4470 Sesco Security, Telstra SNP Monitoring Pty Ltd, 7548 Taylor, Robert, RMT Solutions Pty Ltd, 6212 Western Trade Coast protection area, 6208 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 56 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

LICENSING PROVISIONS AMENDMENT BILL 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 8143 introduction and first reading, 8316 second reading, 8317 LIMITATION AMENDMENT (CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE ACTIONS) BILL 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 8044 introduction and first reading, 8157 second reading, 8157 LIQUOR see “Alcohol And Drugs” LIQUOR LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2015 Assembly receipt and first reading, 7511 second reading, 7511, 7774; in reply, 7798 consideration in detail, 7917–7931 third reading, 7931; in reply, 7934 assent, 7953 Council notice of motion to introduce, 5251 introduction and first reading, 5388 second reading, 5388, 7071, 7094, 7293; in reply, 7300, 7400 committee, 7407–7410 report, 7410 third reading, 7410 assent, 8233 returned, 8237 LOAN BILL 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 2446 introduction and first reading, 2650 second reading, 2650, 3011, 3169, 3226 appropriation, 3009 declaration as urgent, 3009 amendment to motion, 3195 (question to be put, 3199) consideration in detail, 3241–3250 third reading, 3350; in reply, 3381 returned, 4741 assent, 5035 Council receipt and first reading, 3320 second reading, 3320, 3821, (inaugural speech 3833), 4008, 4124, 4147, 4248, 4269, 4283, 4488, 4602; in reply, 4609 committee, 4612–4618, 4635 report, 4635 third reading, 4635 assent, 4917 LOCAL GOVERNMENT Assembly Bayswater, City of destination liquor outlets, s. 4887 liquor store developments, s. 2324 City of Perth Bill 2015, 4191 Crawley finger and City of Subiaco, 4686 proposed amendments, 7599 Community Newspaper Group, thirtieth anniversary, s. 3369 companion animal shelters, 5598 Corruption and Crime Commission, “Report on Misconduct Risk in Local Government Procurement”, authorisation of publication — motion, 772; ms. 771 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 57

LOCAL GOVERNMENT (continued) Assembly council rates increase, 6816 Dallwallinu, Shire of, population growth, s., 7032 Department of Local Government and Communities Wyndham Early Learning Activity Centre, 5924 Wyndham–East Kimberley, Shire of, 2092, 5105 financial counselling services, successful tenderers, ms. 8766 fly in, fly out camps, rates decrease, 6816 Fremantle, City of Kings Square business plan, 3078 Premier’s comments, 4814, 4816 local government amalgamations, 127, 129, 131, 134; removal of order, 6273 corruption, Premier’s comments, 135 elections, 7911; ms. 5317 rebate cap, g. 4159 reform — removal of order, 2446 Lord Mayor of the City of Perth, Corruption and Crime Commission report, Local Government Standards Panel, removal, ms. 7141 Narrogin, Shire of–Town of Narrogin merger, ms. 7938 Port Hedland, Town of, rate increase, 5091 rates, land tax, 8063 retirement villages, rating system, g. 2298 trail bikes, illegal use, g. 4855 Truong, Nguyet-Anh, City of Wanneroo councillor, s. 8667 Vincent, City of, transport planning, local government reform, 3487 Wanneroo, City of, rate increases, p. 5858 York shire council suspension, 4441 Council active ageing plan, south west region, 2962 Ballajura local area traffic management study, 7133 Bayview Caravan Park, Coral Bay, 5011 Belmont, City of–Shire of Kalamunda merger, 3718 capability elements, 9215 Caravan Parks and Camping Grounds Regulations, 4626 City of Perth Bill 2015, Kings Park, p. 9122 Corruption and Crime Commission report, recommendations, 9212 council rates increase, 6431 Dalwallinu, Shire of Dogs Local Law 2014 — disallowance — notice of motion, 2230; discharge of order, 2783 General Amendment Local Law 2014 — disallowance — notice of motion, 2230; discharge of order, 2783 Dardanup, Shire of, Keeping and Control of Cats Local Law 2014 — discharge of order, 412 Department of Local Government and Communities community groups, funding, 880 misconduct report, recommendations, 1944 financial compliance and control issues, south west region, 9211 Fremantle, City of Alfresco Dining Local Law 2014 — disallowance motion, 849 Plastic Bag Reduction Local Law 2015 — disallowance motion, 3963, 7104; in reply, 7117 Gosnells, City of, Cat Local Law 2014 — disallowance — notice of motion, 2765; discharge of order, 4596 Halls Creek, Shire of, Standing Orders Local Law 2015 — disallowance motion, 7063; discharge of order, 7827 Joondalup, City of, Local Government and Public Property Local Law 2014 — disallowance — notice of motion, 2765; discharge of order, 3288 Karratha, City of, rates, 6211 Kellerberrin, Shire of Activities on Thoroughfares and Trading in Thoroughfares and Public Places Local Law 2014 — disallowance— notice of motion, 361; cognate debate — motion, 3570; motion — cognate debate, 3571, 3584; discharge of order, 3586 Cemeteries Local Law 2014 — disallowance — notice of motion, 361; cognate debate — motion, 3570; motion — cognate debate, 3571, 3584; discharge of order, 3586 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 58 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

LOCAL GOVERNMENT (continued) Council (continued) Kellerberrin, Shire of (continued) Fencing Local Law 2014 — disallowance — notice of motion, 361; cognate debate — motion, 3570; motion — cognate debate, 3571, 3584; discharge of order, 3586 Local Government (Council Meetings) Local Law 2014 — disallowance — notice of motion, 361; cognate debate — motion, 3570; motion — cognate debate, 3571, 3584; discharge of order, 3586 Kids Helpline, 2911 local council rates, Premier and Deputy Premier, comparison, 6436 local government elections, s. 7581 Mandurah, City of, Fencing Local Law 2015 — disallowance motion, 7063; discharge of order, 8597 Mount Marshall, Shire of, Health Local Law 2014 — disallowance — notice of motion, 4576; discharge of order, 6077 Mukinbudin, Shire of, Health Local Law — disallowance — notice of motion, 4576; discharge of order, 6077 pesticides, 6990 Ravensthorpe, Shire of, Fencing Local Law 2015 — disallowance motion, 6528; discharge of order, 8597 Serpentine–Jarrahdale, Shire of judicial inquiry, p. 5761 Parking and Parking Facilities Local Law 2014 — disallowance — notice of motion, 2230; discharge of order, 2783 Trayning, Shire of, Public Places and Local Government Property Local Law 2014 — disallowance — notice of motion, 2765; discharge of order, 5271 LOCAL GOVERNMENT AMENDMENT (REGIONAL SUBSIDIARIES) BILL 2014 Assembly removal of order, 6273 restoration to notice paper — notice of motion, 6874; motion, 7022 LOCAL GOVERNMENT LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2014 Assembly appropriation, 288 second reading, 8931; in reply, 8937 consideration in detail, 8940–8942 LOTTERYWEST see “Premier and Cabinet” and “Small Business” – M – McNEE, WILLIAM JOHN “BILL” Assembly condolence motion, 3478 Council tribute, s. 3859 MAGNA CARTA 800TH ANNIVERSARY Assembly s. 4347 Council s. 4237, 4294 MAIN ROADS AMENDMENT BILL 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 7712 as to introduction and first reading — motion, 7965, 8046 introduction and first reading, 8155 second reading, 8155 MAJOR EVENTS (TICKET SCALPING) BILL 2014 Assembly second reading, 6912 MARRIAGE EQUALITY Assembly notice of motion, 2027; motion, 6913; amendment to motion, 6931; amendment on the amendment, 6934; amendment as amended, 6936; motion, as amended, 6936 removal of notice, 6273 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 59

MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT Assembly Bunbury, member for, leave of absence — notice of motion, 3634; motion, 3745 Collie–Preston, member for, leave of absence — notice of motion, 4359; motion, 4508 electorate offices, relocation, (supplementary information 893) Forrestfield, member for, freedom of information documents, tabling, standing orders suspension motion, 1227; motion, 1228 Roberts, Hon Michelle, longest serving female member of the Western Australian Parliament, s. 8314 Council Chapple, Hon Robin, Facebook page, s. 7580, 7582 Clohesy, Hon Alanna, Global Irish Parliamentarians’ Forum, s. 8471 Dawson, Hon Stephen, Wheelchair Sports Association of WA, s. 8587 Ellery, Hon Sue, China visit, Huawei Corporation, s. 4489 House, Hon Barry, Yallingup property, Telstra mobile phone tower, s. 9180 Labor women, merit test, 5408; motion, 5634 MacLaren, Hon Lynn, leave of absence — motion, 3802 maternity leave, committee membership, s. 5692, 5693 Members of Parliament (Financial Interests) Act, s. 6704 North West Central, member for, Carnarvon Boulevard Shopping Centre electorate office, 987, 1004, 4469 Ravlich, Hon Ljiljanna resignation, s. 847 retirement, tribute — motion, 762 valedictory remarks, 756 Sanderson Elliott, Hugo George, s. 6238 Hon Amber-Jade, leave of absence — motion, 6402 Travers, Hon Ken, leave of absence — motion, 3584 work attire, gender equality, s. 8757 work–family commitments, s. 5821 MENTAL HEALTH Assembly adult eating disorders, 8570 Alcohol.Think Again campaign, ms. 5697 Alive and Kicking Goals program, Broome, 2224 Anglicare, Kimberley, 2514 Balgo community, funding, 2093 Black Dog Institute, Charmaine Parker, s. 2843 Garnduwa Armboorny Wiran, 2513 Graylands Hospital, 7653 Kimberley Aboriginal Medical Service Centre, 2758 Kimberley empowerment, healing and leadership program, 2514 Mental Health Commission, 2013–14 annual report, correction, 6900 Movember, men’s mental health, s. 9090 National Perinatal Depression Initiative, s. 6623 new mental health plan, funding, 7655 OneLife suicide prevention small grants scheme, Kimberley, 2511 Ord Valley Aboriginal Health Service, 2513 perinatal disorders, 7514 R U OK? Day, ms. 6118 Standby program, Broome, 2092 Statewide Specialist Aboriginal Mental Health Service, Kimberley, 2511 suicide prevention strategy, Kimberley, 2515, 4442 Yura Yungi Aboriginal Medical Service, 2512 Council 2014–15 state budget, allocated funding, 1994 2020 Action Plan, 1630 Aboriginal youth, funding criteria, 4320 acute hospital beds, community housing, 6587 Alcoa management, s. 4490 Alcohol.Think Again campaign, ms. 5633 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 60 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

MENTAL HEALTH (continued) Council (continued) Alma Street Centre Fiona Stanley Hospital, patient transfers, 9038 Fremantle Hospital, 7083 (answer advice 7552), 8453 properties, 9150 Assertive Community Intervention program, 81 available supported housing, 1381 beds, (correction of answer 39), 1379, 1619, 1620 Blackwood River Clinic, ms. 2610 Bunbury assessments, 4943 (answer advice 5305) mental health inpatient unit, 4642, 9188 subacute mental health centre, 67, 4642, 9209 child and adolescent mental health service, 77, 4309 child and adolescent psychiatrists, 67; south west region, 9201 children paediatric hospital emergency departments, 6455 referred to adult facility, 7304 self-inflicted injuries, 7709; treatment, 1384 City Community Mental Health service, 7545 code yellow, 5553; emergencies, 6997 community mental health clinics, 4503 Council of Official Visitors, Graylands Hospital, 2005, 2824 dementia, (answer advice 39), 417 discharges and suicide rates, 6454 drug and alcohol rehabilitation facility, Bunbury and south west region, 4636, 4642 drug counselling services, 5828 Graylands Hospital, 2916 headspace, Bunbury, 3310 Hospital in the Home program, south west region, 9183 hospitals and health campuses emergency departments mental health beds, 8895 mental health patients held more than 24 hours, 1833, 7289, 7304 Sir Charles Gairdener Hospital, 6988 involuntary mental health patients, 1622, 6587 Queen Elizabeth II Medical Centre, mental health unit, 9148 Rockingham General Hospital, mental health beds, 9037, 7691 Swan District Hospital, 6693 Implementation Partnership Group, 80 individualised community living strategies, 4308 Mental Health Act commencement, ms. 9123 pre-emptive strategies, ms. 2095, 2562 Mental Health Commission budget, 3831 community service subsidy, Bunbury Regional Hospital, 62 Drug and Alcohol Office merger, 6212 efficiency dividend, 403 fly in, fly out workers, research, 9184 funding breakdown, 2967 mental health delegation, trip to Europe, ms. 16 Mental Health Good Outcomes Awards, ms. 3111 mental health services Esperance, (answer advice 37) 1415 Geraldton to Perth transfers, 3825 (answer advice 4147), 8627 hospitals, 5310 midwest, s. 7302 patients, missing, 4944 (answer advice 5689) rural and regional Western Australia, 5157 (answer advice 5558), 7711 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 61

MENTAL HEALTH (continued) Council (continued) National Disability Insurance Scheme—My Way program advertising, 6733 national partnership agreement, trial sites, 9186 south west region, 67, 8730, 9216 non-government organisation funding, lower south west region, 743, 746 North Metropolitan Area Health Service, 88, 4976 Partners in Recovery program, 1276 Perinatal Depression and Anxiety Awareness Week, s. 8472 psychiatric facility, Geraldton, 4266 psychiatric hostels, 67 psychiatrists, (answer advice 39) 532, 640 South Metropolitan Health Service, mental health staff, 4307 South West Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service clinical psychologist, 4636 funding and services, 4640, 9273 Mental Health Commission, 9183 occupational therapist position, 7123 staff, 4638, 4641, 9273 South West Community Alcohol and Drug Service children and adolescents, 4640 staff, 2961 Step Up, Step Down facility, goldfields, 4258 street medical treatment, (answer advice 7290) 7436 Strong Families and Best Beginnings programs, 6588 suicide prevention OneLife suicide prevention strategy, ms. 3325 program funding, south west region, 4637, 9274 strategy, 2125, 2379, 4638 suicide Aboriginal, 2591 attempted and self-harm, 7305 inpatients, 9520 Swan Community Mental Health Service, 1152, 7547 Telehealth, psychiatric services, 2281 Transcultural Mental Health Centre, 642, 1823 youth homelessness, 2596 mental health initiative, 8257, 8260, 8455, 8459 MENTAL HEALTH AMENDMENT BILL 2015 Assembly receipt and first reading, 8375 second reading, 8375, 8487; in reply, 8491 third reading, 8491 notice of motion, 8792 Council notice of motion to introduce, 7063 introduction and first reading, 7278 second reading, 7278, 8239; in reply, 8244 third reading, 8246 returned, 8450 assent, 8701 MINES AND PETROLEUM Assembly bauxite mining, p. 8899 Browse LNG project, Torosa gas field, 6630 Buru Energy, Yulleroo 2 well, 463 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 62 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

MINES AND PETROLEUM (continued) Assembly (continued) Department of Mines and Petroleum ABM Resources, 4226 mining proposal and program of work application fees, g. 779 Reforming Environmental Regulation program, 7487 exploration incentive scheme, 3622 financial assistance agreement, BC Iron Ltd, ms. 2985 gold royalties, 1655 hydraulic fracturing, 7598; p. 7151 iron ore export restrictions, Premier’s comments, 2443 Kalgoorlie Consolidated Gold Mines, Mt Charlotte, g. 774 magnetite financial assistance program, ms. 1010 mine sites contractors, incidents, 1753 disused void, Black Diamond, Collie, 2548 drug testing, Collie, 4229 fatalities, 4041 iron ore, asbestos management plans, 1755 “Mineral Royalty Rate Analysis Final Report 2015”, ms. 2150 mining industry and petroleum, government exploration initiatives, 1031 government support, 813, 8776 injury risk profiles, ms. 6261 projects, permanent closures and maintenance, 1720 royalties, coal, domestic and export, 191 Mining Legislation Amendment Bill 2015, 4198 mining rehabilitation fund, ms. 2292 Mungada Ridge A-class reserve, 192 natural gas, shale and tight gas sources, regulatory framework, ms. 7589 Newcrest Mining, Telfer, on-site health and safety, ms. 5317 Perth Core Library, expansion, 3890 petroleum, onshore exploration, 1658 red tape reduction, resource sector, 8310, 8674 resource sector employment, prospector fees, 1657 transient worker camps, illicit drugs, 2330 royalty review, gold sector, p. 2291 shale and tight gas, government policy, 5849 uranium mining ban, p. 7603 benefits, 1885, 6896 Mulga Rock uranium project, 2167, 2174 workplace fatalities Aditya Birla Minerals Nifty Copper Mine, ms. 3486 Alcoa Kwinana refinery, ms. 9047 Consolidated Minerals, ms. 289 Newcrest Mining, Telfer, ms. 3880 Paulsens Gold Mine, ms. 8484 Southern Cross, ms. 5845 Council Aditya Birla Minerals Nifty Copper Mine, 3572, 3994 Afghan grave site, Yakabindie Station, 6241 Alcoa asbestos fibres, 3145 refinery Pinjarra, employee mental health, 6989 Wagerup, voluntary buffer zone, 8260 bauxite mining, p. 4918, 9385 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 63

MINES AND PETROLEUM (continued) Assembly (continued) Buru Energy hydraulic fracturing, 2822 Yulleroo gas wells, 1589, 4984, 4992, 5835, 6693 Department of Mines and Petroleum, hydraulic fracturing, s. 412, 2953 exploration incentive scheme, Kimberley companies, funding, 6242 fly in, fly out work mental health report recommendations, 6733 Queensland inquiry report, 7857 fracking water, Barrow Island, 2824 Geological Survey of Western Australia, Kalgoorlie Core Library, 5961 geothermal energy study, Collie basin, 5571 hydraulic fracturing, Gascoyne, p. 14 iron ore miners, royalty relief, 525 land access regime — motion, 3677; in reply, 3686 mining industry environmental bonds, 6243, 8262, 9184 government assistance, 5824 royalties, domestic and export coal, 95 royalty rebate scheme, 1323 Mount Gibson Iron, Koolan Island, 95, 5837 Paladin Energy Ltd, 7130 Pluto LNG project, ministerial statement 757, five-year performance review, 7547 (answer advice 7551) Pluton Resources Ltd, Cockatoo Island, 97, 2147 pollution monitoring, Barrow Island, 2823 Poseidon Nickel Ltd, Norseman mine status, 89 road convoy, 107 Roy Hill mining project, workforce injuries, 522 South32, s. 3859 uranium depleted, use in gas extraction, 6254 Wiluna uranium proposal, 2813, 4298, 5824 vegetation clearing application, Banksia Road reserve, Wellard, 2371 Western Desert Lands Aboriginal Corporation, Reward Minerals Ltd, 5297, 5962 Woodada gas field, Eneabba, AWE Perth Pty Ltd, 988 workplace fatality, Harlequin mine, 524 MINES SAFETY AND INSPECTION AMENDMENT BILL 2014 Assembly assent, 138 MINING (COMMUNITY PROTECTION) AMENDMENT BILL 2015 Council notice of motion to introduce, 1247 introduction and first reading, 9405 second reading, 9405 MINING LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 2446 introduction and first reading, 2649 second reading, 2649, 6761; in reply, 6787 consideration in detail, 6789–6807, 7030, 7043–7051 third reading, 7457, 7460; in reply, 7463 Council receipt and first reading, 7518 second reading, 7518

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MINISTERIAL OFFICES Assembly meetings Abercrombie, Andrew, 3545, 3962, 4232, 4422, 4570, 4715, 4786 Barton Deakin, 953, 1097, 1556, 1743, 1909, 2087 Birney Corporate Communications, 5929, 6055, 6378, 6523, (answer advice 6636) 6814 Buswell, Hon Troy, 948, 1096, 1507, 1662, 1707, 2079 FDRW Pty Ltd, 2349, 2518, 2758 GRA Everingham Pty Ltd, 952, 1554, 1737, 1909, 2084 Kreab Gavin Anderson (Australia) Ltd, 951, 1552, 1733, 1909, 2083 Reith, Hon Peter, 5928, 6055, 6373, 6523 ministerial office staffing report, job description forms, 2544 Office of the Premier 500 Club function, 1219, 1221, 4417 chief of staff, appointment, 2988 non-government functions, 7656 services cost, 1544 Transport, Minister for, Sarah Boska, employment, 309 Council Office of the Premier 500 Club function, Hale House, 984 chief of staff, 2911 meetings, Hon Troy Buswell, (answer advice 7293) 7867 ministerial air charter services, 7134 sharks, guidelines, 2983 Sport and Recreation, Racing and Gaming, Minister for, resignation, staff entitlements, 2912 MINISTERS OF THE CROWN Assembly air charter services, 1510, 1708, 1905, 6387 Energy, Minister for Auditor General’s report, tabling, responsibilities, 7145 electricity system, responsibilities, mpi. 7152 portfolio performance — notice of motion, 3497; motion, 3636; in reply, 3649 Environment, Minister for, meetings, Mineral Resources Ltd and Polaris, 950 Health, Minister for budget failures, mpi. 8510 portfolio management, mpi. 5025 shark drum line program, pex. 4349 Tanzania, Zambia and Dubai visits, 6628; ms. 4853 Housing, Minister for, divestment of shares, 1720 media training, 2093, 2227, 2348, 2507, 2754 Mines and Petroleum, Minister for overseas trade and investment visit, ms. 4348 Singapore, Republic of Korea and China visit, ms. 4016 Ministerial Code of Conduct, cabinet confidentiality, 6895 Police, Minister for community safety, mpi. 7954 Hansard correction, 2349 Telstra shares, 4715 Premier of Western Australia India and Singapore visit, ms. 3735 Indonesia visit, ms. 9049 Leaders Forum events, 6401 Singapore visit, ms. 5446 Regional Development, Minister for, China visit, ms. 8044 Transport, Minister for Chinese consulate function, 310 New Zealand and Singapore visits, ms. 5696 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 65

MINISTERS OF THE CROWN (continued) Assembly (continued) Treasurer divestment of shares, 1718 Gray, Gary; LNG train, 2222 Ministerial Code of Conduct, standing orders suspension — motion, 2153; standing orders suspension — motion, as amended, 2154; motion, 2154 shareholdings, ABM Resources and Medusa Mining, 2018, 2022 telecommunications expansion, 2020 Weld Club, 307, 5931, 6400, 6523, 6817 Youth, Minister for, Hong King visit, ms. 6876 Council Agriculture and Food, Minister for, Perth Market Authority, conflict of interest, 9426 Energy, Minister for, Auditor General’s report, 7426 Treasurer, shareholdings, 2273 MISUSE OF DRUGS AMENDMENT (PSYCHOACTIVE SUBSTANCES) BILL 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 3893 introduction and first reading, 4019 second reading, 4019, 5035; in reply, 5038 consideration in detail, 5040–5048 appropriation, 4073 consideration in detail, 5377–5382 third reading, 5471; in reply, 5472 returned, 7512 assent, 7935 Council receipt and first reading, 5431 second reading, 5431, 7410; in reply, 7417 third reading, 7420 assent, 7859 MUJA POWER STATION See “Energy” – N – NATURAL GAS (CANNING BASIN JOINT VENTURE) AGREEMENT AMENDMENT BILL 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 5859 introduction and first reading, 6126 second reading, 6126, 8648, 8678; in reply, 8683 consideration in detail, 8684–8687 third reading, 8687 Council receipt and first reading, 8703 second reading, 8703 NEPAL EARTHQUAKE Assembly notice of motion, 2997; removal of notice, s., 7152 NOONGAR (KOORAH, NITJA, BOORDAHWAN) (PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE) RECOGNITION BILL 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 7152 introduction and first reading, 7313 second reading, 7313, 8566, 8688 NORTH WEST GAS DEVELOPMENT (WOODSIDE) AGREEMENT AMENDMENT BILL 2014 Assembly second reading, 577; in reply, 590 consideration in detail, 592–595 third reading, 595, 597 returned, 947 assent, 1463 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 66 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

NORTH WEST GAS DEVELOPMENT (WOODSIDE) AGREEMENT AMENDMENT BILL 2014 (continued) Council receipt and first reading, 624 second reading, 853, 858, 624, 868; in reply, 870 third reading, 870 assent, 1247

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PARLIAMENTARY SERVICES COMMITTEE Assembly Council membership, Hon Martin Pritchard, 3009 Council appointment of member, Hon Martin Pritchard — motion, 2891 PEEL–HARVEY CATCHMENT MANAGEMENT BILL 2014 Assembly notice of motion, 5176 removal of order, s. 5024 restoration to notice paper — motion, 5328 second reading, 6042, 6500 Governor’s message — motion, 6505 PELAGO APARTMENT COMPLEX, KARRATHA See “Housing” PERTH FREIGHT LINK See “Transport” and “Planning” PERTH HERITAGE DAYS Assembly Edith Cowan, s. 7601 Council Edith Cowan, s. 7435, 7552 PERTH MARKET (DISPOSAL) BILL 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 6751 introduction and first reading, 6877 second reading, 6877 appropriation, 7163 second reading, 7968; in reply, 8003 consideration in detail, 8006–8019, 8050–8054, 8074–8081, 8093–8105, 8158–8177, 8191–8194 as to reconsideration in detail, 8194 reconsideration in detail, 8195 as to third reading stage, 8198 rescission of motion, 8198 third reading, 8198; in reply, 8208 Council receipt and first reading, 8237 second reading, 8237, 8740, 8845, 8882, 9011 discharge of order and referral to Standing Committee on Legislation — motion, 9029, 9155, 9226, 9257 second reading — in reply, 9261 committee, 9408–9426, 9442–9448, 9454–9509 as to report, 9454, 9476 report, 9455, 9476 ruling by President, 9455, 9477 third reading, 9509

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PERTH THEATRE TRUST AMENDMENT BILL 2014 Assembly returned, 599 assent, 1233 Council second reading, 514; in reply, 516, 526 third reading, 526 assent, 1161 PETITIONS Assembly agricultural industry, freight network, p. 8899 alcohol and young people, 2995 animal factory farms, “ag-gag” laws, 893 Bathers’ Beach, Fremantle, ocean pool, 8900 bauxite mining, 8899 Carlisle PS, electronic speed zone signs, 2996, 3598 climate change, 771, 3598 dangerous sex offenders, 7601, 8314 Dhu, Julieka Ivanna, death in custody, 653 Disability Services Commission, group homes, 6589 drug and alcohol detox facilities and support services, establishment, 7951, 8044, 8315, 8899 financial counselling services, 7602 gene technology, 4646, 5857 genetically modified crops, 4647, 5858; independent review, 3165, 6457, 6589 Health hospitals and health campuses Bentley Hospital, 546 Fiona Stanley Hospital, parking facilities, 2826 Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, State Cancer Centre, 2445, 2996, 3165, 3892, 4154 system, employment, 9046 Helena and Aurora Range, protection, 7000, 7311, 8143 hydraulic fracturing, 7151 Ingham Enterprises, odour emissions, Sinagra, 5858, 6272 Italo–Australian Welfare and Cultural Centre, 3496, 7602 justices of the peace, hospital services, p. 7870 Legal Aid offices, Fremantle, 2291 liquor store development, Balcatta, 2149 Lotterywest, online purchases and retailers, 546 mammography facility, Kimberley, 1181 Motorcycling Western Australia, home for motorcycling, 137, 545, 1010, 1450, 2996, 6749 noise abatement, Environmental Protection Act regulation review, 4646 off-road vehicles, Kwinana, 7602 police resources, City of Busselton, 5459 ports, privatisation, 8899 puppy farms, 8779 racing industry, TAB privatisation, 545, 653, 893, 1450, 1636, 2444, 4358, 5176, 5574, 5993 rail level crossing, Wharf Street, Queens Park, 8778 recreational hunting and shooting, public lands, 892 remote Aboriginal communities, closure, 3495 residential design codes, amendment 32, 5316 roads Dutton Crescent, Hamersley, 6117 North West Coastal Highway, Geraldton, 2149 Perth Freight Link, 5023, 6751, 8778 Roe Highway stage 8, 3892, 4154, 4359, 4506, 4646, 4729, 6272, 6750, 7000, 7870, 7952, 8314, 9046 Roe Highway stage 8, Australian Women’s Army Service and Regimental Headquarters site, 6457, 6999, 7712, 7870, 7952, 8770 Royal George Hotel, East Fremantle, 5859 royalty review, gold sector, 2291 school bus services, Dunsborough, 2149 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 68 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

PETITIONS (continued) Assembly (continued) Schools Bassendean PS, 5993, 6457 electronic speed zone signs, Cannington, 546 Guildford PS and Woodbridge PS, 8315 new primary school, Caversham, 3335 public, resources reduction, 7952, 8779 religious, public funding, 8778 South Coogee PS, 6750 Wandina PS, 419, 2149 Seniors, budget impacts, 8779, 9089 south west native title negotiations, 2026 TAB privatisation, 5023 train services, train network rules, horn use, Queens Park, 4358 train stations, Warnbro and Mandurah, 2826 type–A children’s crossing, Hartman Drive, Darch, 6750 uranium mining ban, 7603 Wanneroo, City of, local traffic, 6999 rate increases, 5858 Council 27 Prisk Street, Karrinyup, 4450 Aboriginal Heritage Act, 13 Aboriginal Heritage Amendment Bill 2014, 606, 2095, 4917 aged care, City of Swan, 8701 agricultural industry, transport review, 8990 bauxite mining, 4918, 9385 Burrup Peninsula, re-registering, 4918, 5250 City of Perth Bill 2015, Kings Park, 9122 Criminal Law Amendment (Home Burglary and Other Offences) Bill 2014, 2561, 2889, 4238, 5633 Dhu, Julieka Ivanna, death in custody, 716 drug and alcohol detox facilities and support services, establishment, 9122 gazetted water skiing area, Rowles Lagoon, 2764 genetically modified crops, 6823 Guildford Hotel, redevelopment, 4096 High Road Hotel, closure, 497 hydraulic fracturing, Gascoyne, 14 Indigenous household food security, Feed the Little Children Inc, 1562 Perth, City of, proposed boundaries, 4573 ports, privatisation, 8844 prescribed burning programs, south west region, 5932 prisons, Hakea, 5933 public transport, route 15 bus service, 5250 roads Perth Freight Link, 4918 Roe Highway stage 8, 5387 schools, religious, public funding, 9384 Serpentine–Jarrahdale, Shire of, 5761 south coast crustacean managed fishery management plan, 4450 St John Ambulance, employees and associates suicides, 3109 State Administrative Tribunal Register of Proceedings 2011, SAT CC 1258/2011, amendment, 1761 stolen wages reparation scheme, 14 Sunday community markets, Perth Market, Canning Vale, 8233 Swan Valley Nyungah Community, 7255 TAB privatisation, 7380 Taxation Legislation Amendment Bill (No. 2) 2014, 14 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 69

PETROLEUM TITLES (BROWSE BASIN) BILL 2014 Assembly assent, 137 PILBARA PORT ASSETS (DISPOSAL) BILL 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 8780 introduction and first reading, 8903 second reading, 8903 PLANNING Assembly 2014–15 land acquisition, 5248 activity centres, public transport routes, 6894 building standards AS3959, 4095 Cloud 9 Smoke Shop and Accessories, East Victoria Park, g. 4859 Curtin Medical School, Midland, 7655 Department of Planning Garden Island Highway, 8988 online approval applications, 8505 planning strategies, 4439 reform agenda, 8306 rezoning, City of Stirling, g. 8147 subdivision applications, 2172 telecommunications infrastructure planning policy, review, ms. 6117 Disability Services Commission, Changing Places disabled toilet and change facility project, ms. 4155 East Perth power station, 539, 4895 Elizabeth Quay see also “Culture and the Arts”, “Heritage” artworks installation, Perth Rotary Club, 3074 Signature Ring, Sign In 2000 tiles, 8672 Barrack Lane, 4092 Chevron government agreement, 4094 office tower, Premier’s comments, 7597 project development agreement, milestone date, ms. 7588 Eastern Promenade, 4093 Far East Consortium, 4094 land sales, 4093 progress, 306 revenue, 5132 Riverside Lane, 4092 Station Park, 4092 street names, 7490 The Landing, 4093 Western Promenade, 4093 William St Landing, 4093 Guildford Hotel planning scheme amendment 121, 8769 redevelopment, g.776 Hungarian Golden Village and Cultural Centre, retirement village, g. 7004 Joondalup, City of planning, local housing strategy, g. 2296 R-codes, g. 7452 Karrinyup Activity Centre, redevelopment, 5451 land, 5133, 5385 land purchase, lot 583 Rugby Street, Bennett Springs, 6387 Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority 2014–15 sales revenue, 2550 Armadale redevelopment project, 4195 Australian Fine China precinct, 4811 Riverside project, East Perth, 3767 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 70 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

PLANNING (continued) Assembly (continued) metropolitan region improvement fund, project expenditure, 220, 5132 metropolitan region scheme amendment 1228/41, Bellevue urban precinct and environs — tabling, ms. 536 Minister for Planning, Perth Freight Link, 5356 new airport site, transport, 4092 old Port Hedland Hospital site development, 1718 Pavilion Markets site, Subiaco, 4426 Peel region scheme amendment 011/33, Pinjarra Road (Mandurah) other regional roads reservation, g. 7453 Peet Ltd, Shorehaven Estate, Alkimos, g. 5703 Perth and Peel @3.5million, housing supply — notice of motion, 6272; motion, 6517 population growth, 2987 Perth City Link Avani Hotel, 2438 Yagan Square, 7330 planning codes review, 157 and 167 Beenyup Road, Banjup, 4449 reform, 6162 residential design codes, amendment 32, p. 5316 Riverside development, Waterbank precinct, 4418, 6270 Roe Highway stage 8, metropolitan region scheme amendment, 7942 (supplementary information 7951), 8062 Scarborough Beach precinct, redevelopment, 1037 school chaplaincy program, 3374 South Metropolitan and Peel Sub-regional Planning Framework, 4439 Stirling, City of infill development, g. 3736 parking requirements, approvals process, g. 8643 subdivision retaining walls, g. 6122 Subiaco, City of, 4426 Swan Valley, development plan, 7596 urban expansion, 886 urban infill — notice of motion, 4359; motion, 4546; amendment to motion, 4563 Western Australian Planning Commission instrument of delegation, 1751 liveable neighbourhoods design policy, 6484 Palm Beach Caravan Park and Camping Holiday Village, 1717, 1751 property, 8384 Whiteman Park, staff, 1747 Yanchep district ovals, planning scheme amendment, s. 4681 Council 27 Prisk Street, Karrinyup, p. 4450 Ascot kilns, restoration, 261, 866, 5552 Bunbury, City of, draft town planning scheme 8 advertising, 7087 Bush Forever site 309, 871 sites, 6452 Stakehill wetland, 874, 875, 6244 car parking, Perth CBD, 1824 City Beach, proposed planning changes, 3426 climate change, 865 Coastal Planning and Coordination Council, 522 Cossack townsite precinct, 4986 Directions 2031, metropolitan subregions, 2006 Elizabeth Quay Chevron building, 7850 Far East Consortium, 5304 Florence Hummerston kiosk, 988, 1596 land sales, 5303 lots, 4628, 5684, 8261 revenue and expenditure, 3993 Transperth ferries, 1152 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 71

PLANNING (continued) Council (continued) High Road Hotel, Riverton, closure — motion, 4587; p. 497 Koombana Bay shipwrecks, City of Bunbury regulations, 6730 Melville, City of, local planning scheme 6, 8254 Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority, Australian Fine China precinct, Subi Centro, 1388 metropolitan region improvement tax, 406 metropolitan region scheme amendment 1210/41, Stirling Highway reservation, 6579 amendment 1228/41, Bellevue urban precinct and environs — tabling, ms. 497 Ocean Reef marina redevelopment, 8878 “Outer metropolitan Perth and Peel sub-regional strategy”, 2805 peri-urban regions, 4991, 8631 Perth and [email protected], population forecast, 5685 Perth, City of, proposed boundaries, p. 4573 Planning and Development Amendment Regulations 2015 — disallowance — notice of motion, 7804 Planning and Development (Development Assessment Panels) Amendment Regulations 2015 — disallowance — notice of motion, 4576; discharge of order, 5271 Port Kennedy, construction, 873 property purchase, 70 Thomas Street, West Perth, 2009 protected zone, Koombana Drive, Bunbury, 2414 Public Transport Authority, freight railway route, Bellevue–Forrestfield, 2971 residential design codes and parking, 3996, 4473 road reservation, North Fremantle, 8624 Roe Highway stage 8, planning control area 120, 8452, 8619 Rosehill Golf Course, rezoning, 2919 suburb populations, 2977 Western Australian Planning Commission Mandurah north structure plan, 8452 property, North Fremantle, 6576 south Bullsbrook intermodal terminal, 6209, 7138 POLICE Assembly alcohol interlock scheme, 303 apprehension and punishment of offenders — removal of notice, 894 Australasian Women and Policing Conference, ms. 5447 Bandyup Women’s Prison, 7652 booze bus deployment, 5249 Burvill, Michael, sentence appeal, 4728 closed-circuit television strategy draft release, 2328 election commitment, 2329 grants, local government, ms. 8144 crime rates 2006–14 “clean-up”, 2760 August, 6890 Ballajura, 220 break and enter, 811 car theft, 809 increase, 8774 publication, 5193 (supplementary information 5203); notice of motion, 5024; motion, 5214; in reply, 5237 public expectations, 9086 September, Operation Sweep, 7147 sexual assault, 808 Criminal Code Amendment (Prevention of Lawful Activity) Bill 2015, 1034, 1655 Criminal Code Convictions, 7254 infringement notices, 2169 Criminal Law Amendment (Home Burglary and Other Offences) Bill 2014, sentencing, 6477 Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Accused) Act, mental impairment, definition, 813 dangerous sex offenders, Alwyn Wayne Brown, Attorney General’s comments, 7591 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 72 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

POLICE (continued) Assembly (continued) demonstrators stripsearched, 3263 Dhu, Julieka Ivanna, death in custody, p. 653 East Perth watch house, Corruption and Crime Commission report, 5732 Excellence in Policing Awards, ms. 5447 fine cutout incarcerations, 2503 (answer advice 1890, 2335), 4432, 5240 firearms management system, 4690 (supplementary information 4693) Firearms Regulations 1974, review, g. 4861 Frontline 2020 policing model 3616; ms. 289 Minister for Police’s comments, 7907 red tape reduction, 8504 graffiti vandalism, 6263 hoon drivers covert cameras, 4353, 7728; s. 5730 offences, 6056 illicit drugs, Geraldton, 6743 Indigenous incarceration rates, 5194 investigation effectiveness, 4409 law and order agenda, Liberal–National Government, 8921 Heathridge, g. 5320 home invasion legislation, 538 lockups, fine cutouts, methamphetamines enforcement action plan, 5016, 6155, 7253 supply, 4724 use, 2848 Midland local police teams, public communications, 2559 Minister for Police Criminal Law Amendment (Home Burglary and Other Offences) Bill 2014, pex. 817 police asset investment program, pex. 4349 mobile phone response audit, 5083 mobile speed hump program, 1699 officers 2008–14 annual numbers, 2524 (correction of answer 2997) assaults and Mandatory Testing (Infectious Diseases) Act, 464 court accoutrements, 7034, 8503 detectives, 6739, 6892, 8023 female representation, 1221 redundancies auxiliary, 1750 total cost, 1749 to population ratio, 1032 Operation Sweep, detectives, 7150 Outcare youth services, s. 4188 out-of-control gatherings, 4807 police asset investment program, redevelopment, 4043 Police Union, Project Recompense report, 3769 privatisation of services, 3770 psychoactive substances, prohibition, ms. 8484 public transport, late-night train services, patronage, 304 random breath testing operations, 2548 resources, 6626; City of Busselton, p. 5459 repeat offenders, data, 2516 reported incidents, Mandurah Road–Coodanup Drive intersection, 5093 road trauma trust account, DFES rescue equipment, 7254 Roe Highway stage 8, police presence, 8767 “Rumble” the dog, ms. 8045 Sirenco, 7237 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 73

POLICE (continued) Assembly (continued) South Coogee PS, crosswalk attendant, g. 7006 staff election commitments, 1029, 5852 female representation, 1035 unsworn redundancies, 1750 voluntary redundancy scheme, 3619 stations construction, Ballajura, 219 Kiara, reported crime numbers, 5134 substantive equality framework, 3080 synthetic cannabinoids, correspondence, 2332 vehicle searches, 210 violence restraining orders and domestic violence fatalities, Ombudsman’s report, 8923 firearms licences (answer advice 8777) wheatbelt highway safety review, 5354 Youth Justice Board, foetal alcohol spectrum disorder, ms. 5316 Council Aboriginal fine defaulters, 5000 attendance, Swan District Hospital, 1155 Ballajura station, 7852 Bigger Picture Policing advertising campaign, (answer advice, 991) 1314 boat skippers, random breath testing, 402, 408, 1841, 2432; s. 414 Bunbury Police, Twitter account, 6580 closed-circuit television network Donnybrook, 7547 strategy, 2914 Community Protection Western Australia website, sex offenders, 7854 Coronial Investigation Unit, 5992 Criminal Code Amendment (Prevention of Lawful Activity) Bill 2015 government consultation, 1940 meetings, 1592 working group, 1271 Custody Notification Service, 743 deaths in custody, 9432 Dhu, Julieka Ivanna, 636; death in custody, p. 716 districts, included suburbs, 9435 drug raids, 3148, 4977, 7586 Firearms Act firearms categorisation, 404, 637 transport operators, 6854 firearms licensing applications, police resources, 6982 computer system, 2371 registry system, 9432 property permission letters, 8256, 8453 storage requirements, 7688 home burglary and theft, Port and South Hedland, 4313 hoon drivers covert cameras, 30; s. 275 Parry, Taylah, 6434, 6694 impounded vehicles, south west district, 4326 incidents attendance, Mullaloo, 5682 (supplementary information 5793, answer advice 5969) reported, train stations and bus stops, 5006, 5173 key performance indicators, report, 4325 Kings Square, occupational health and safety, 7854 livestock compliance unit, 1592 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 74 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

POLICE (continued) Council (continued) national firearms agreement, 5962 notifications of parties, south west district, 4327 offences finalised, 8758 rate, south west district, 4324 officers and staff, 4324, 8292 assaults, south west district, 71, 9276 attraction payment, 4325 detectives, 7429, 9270, injured on duty, south west district, 9275 Laverton Police Station, 4470 orders, domestic incidents, 64 recruits, 860, 2430 south west district, 4328, 6206, 7138 specialist, south west district, 4325 vacant positions, south west district, 9275 Operation Redwater, 6211 patrol vehicles, Port and South Hedland, 4297 Pinjarra crime, 9038 police and community youth centres, 3430, 4976 police service definition and resource model, 4325 policies and processes, deployment, 7286 remand arrangements, Kimberley children, 1942 resourcing Port and South Hedland, 4313 south west district, 9277 road convoy, 106 Roe Highway stage 8, police presence, 8723 rural stock squad, 5297 school traffic wardens, 3999 service definition and resource model, 263, 526 sirens and hazard equipment, 6981 station custodial facility upgrades, 4325 stolen vehicle rapid response initiative, 635 substantive equality framework, 643 suspected child sexual abuse, south west region, 3162 (answer advice, 2599, 2923) tactical response group, 259, 518, 2408 (answer advice, 2133) traffic warden Belmont PS, 3576 Woogenellup Road, Mt Barker, 5785, 6701 unregistered vehicles, 5005, 9379 video-link technology, 4976, 9274 PORTS AND HARBOURS see “Transport” PREMIER AND CABINET, DEPARTMENT OF THE Assembly director, strategic communications, 1560 Equal Opportunity Commission — removal of notice, 894 Lotterywest 2012–15 grants by electorate, 2554 grant applications, 6820 local government authorities, (answer advice 8777) 8986 online purchases and retailers, p. 546 Media Monitoring Unit, 206 media placement exposure, 6383 metropolitan hospitals, complaints, 6399 Mineral Resources, Geoff Wedgwood, 465 ministerial merit panel, 1545 staff, travel to Council of Australian Governments meetings, 7243 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 75

PREMIER AND CABINET, DEPARTMENT OF THE (continued) Council Bigger Picture advertising campaign, 2406 (answer advice 1161), 5687 BigPic360 promotional bus, agreement, 9532 sponsored content feature, PerthNow, 404 Criminal Code Amendment (Prevention of Lawful Activity) Bill 2015, meetings, 1821 Executive Council meeting, local government boundary changes approval, 878 Healthway Malone, David, resignation, 638 sponsorship management Capolingua, Dr Rosanna, correspondence, 742 events tickets, 521 hospitality functions, 521 Lotterywest, 4627, 7538 Ocean Reef marina redevelopment, 4945 Ombudsman 2013–14 annual report, 2997 child fatalities, 70, 279 complaints, 68 youth suicide, 68, 70 Pontifex, Brian, 3139 RMT Solutions Pty Ltd, Robert Taylor, 4937, 5409, 5688 Strategic Assessment of the Perth–Peel project, 3595 Syrian refugees, Premier’s comments, 5783 PREMIER’S STATEMENT Assembly presentation, 138 consideration, 144, 162, 289, 321, 421, 454, 466, 9106, 9110 amendment to question, 148, 296, 436 PROCEDURE AND PRIVILEGES COMMITTEE Assembly ninth report, “Protecting the Parliament: Exclusive Cognisance and Sanctions for Breach of Privilege and Contempt of Parliament” — tabling, 8928 tenth report, “Report on a Person Adversely Referred to in the Legislative Assembly — Mrs Mariana May” — tabling, 9059; adoption of report, 9059 PROCEDURE AND PRIVILEGES, STANDING COMMITTEE ON Council twenty-ninth report, “Review of the Report of the Select Committee into the Appropriateness of Powers and Penalties for Breaches of Parliamentary Privilege and Contempts of Parliament” — adoption of report, 631; amendment to motion, 634; motion, as amended, 645 thirty-second report, “Further Review of Standing Orders 174 to 178: Committee Evidence, Documentation, Deliberations and Proceedings” — adoption of report, 646; motion, 646 thirty-fourth report, “Special Report: Temporary Orders 2015 — Extension” — tabling, s. 4479 thirty-fifth report, “Legislative Council Prayer” — tabling, 4575; motion, 4575, 9406 thirty-sixth report, “Nigel Rodney Lake — Deputy Clerk of the Legislative Council” — adoption of report, 5143; tabling, 5143; presentation to Governor, 5143 thirty-seventh report, “Temporary Orders — 2016” — tabling, 8844; motion, 8844 membership change, Hon Martin Aldridge, 18 resignation, Hon Colin Holt, 18 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE Assembly ninth report, “Budget Briefing 2015–16” — tabling, 4872 tenth report, “Review of Auditor General Reports No. 4: Selected Reports 2013 and 2014” — tabling, 7019 eleventh report, “Annual Report 2014–15” — tabling, 8153 twelfth report, “Improving Local Government Accountability” — tabling, 9071 “inquiry into information and communications technology” — terms of reference, 4218 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 76 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, STANDING COMMITTEE ON Council twenty-third report, “Report on Recreational Hunting Systems” tabling, 847; motion, 972, 1580, 2114 government response, 4477 ms. 3404, 4239 s. 4292 twenty-fourth report, “Inquiry into Recreational Hunting Systems — Erratum” — tabling, 2097 twenty-fifth report, “Report on the Patient Assisted Travel Scheme in Western Australia” — tabling, 4240; motion, 5538, 6428, 6842; consideration deferred — motion, 5144 appointment, Hon Sally Talbot, 5420 resignation, Hon Amber-Jade Sanderson, 5420 PUBLIC HEALTH BILL 2014 Assembly appropriation, 288 cognate debate, 2868 second reading — cognate debate, 2868, 3497, 3599; in reply, 3605 consideration in detail, 3611–3614, 3634–3636 referral to Legislation Committee — motion, 7968 Legislation Committee nomination of members — motion, 7968 committee proceedings, s. 7968 consideration in detail, 8025–8043, 8106–8142, 8212–8232, 8396–8418 reconsideration in detail, 8418–8420 — motion, 8418 as to consideration in detail, 8646 first report, “Legislation Committee Report and Minutes” — adoption of report, 8645 consideration in detail, 8810–8825 third reading, 8825; in reply, 8828 Council receipt and first reading, 9401 second reading, 9401 PUBLIC HEALTH (CONSEQUENTIAL PROVISIONS) BILL 2014 Assembly appropriation, 288 cognate debate, 2868 second reading — cognate debate, 2868, 3497, 3599; in reply, 3605 referral to Legislation Committee — motion, 7968 second reading, 7968 Legislation Committee committee proceedings, s. 7968 consideration in detail, 8420–8424 as to consideration in detail, 8646 second report, “Legislation Committee Report” — adoption of report, 8646 third reading, 8829 Council first reading, 9404 second reading, 9404 PUBLIC SECTOR Assembly Department of Education, Public Sector Management (Redeployment and Redundancy) Regulations 2014, 4719 employees, redeployment and redundancy arrangements, 6388 government departments and agencies 2014 Christmas or end-of-year functions, 1244, 1495, 1498, 1501, 1699, 2077 annual report production cost, 5100 attraction and retention benefits, 7224, 7232, 7376 contractor arrangements, 2 contracts, consulting firms, (answer advice 7600) 7801 ex gratia payments, 1096, 1245, 1525, 1549, 1713, 1720 fees and charges, 2744, 2875 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 77

PUBLIC SECTOR (continued) Assembly (continued) government departments and agencies (continued) financial arrangements, event promoters, 2536, 2543, 2762, 2883, 3071, 3252, (answer advice 3191) 3397 fringe benefits tax, 5093, 5098, 5383 gifts, hospitality, travel and accommodation, 7215, 7221, 7374, 7647, (answer advice 8777) interpreters, 953, 1548, 1716, 1752, 1911, 2345 lost or stolen equipment, 5924, 6351, 6357, 6361, 6521, 6810 (answer advice 6636), 6812 (answer advice 6636) media monitoring services, 196, 352, 493 placement and purchase, 6055, 6384, (answer advice 6635) 6937 meetings Buswell, Hon Troy, 4233, 4429, 4570, 4715 Edwardes, Hon Cheryl, 4226 new tariffs, fees and charges, 2750, 2877 office greenery, 1245, 1521, 1711, 2080 private investigators, 5925, 6365, (answer advice 6636) 6813 properties for sale, 3 publications, languages other than English, 3082, 3254, 3258, 3400, 3543, 3662 risk assessment and security training, 4435, 4570, 4716 senior executive positions, acting or temporary, 1528, 1714, 1905, 2083, 2219, 2344 senior executives, vehicles, 1244, 1513, 1520, 1709, 1905, 2079, 2214, 2502 sponsored or supported event tickets, 2524, 2528, 2531, 2761, 2880, 2882, 3068, 3251, 3392 (answer advice 3191) 3394 staff, information technology FTEs, 1246, 1550, 1725, 1908 subsidy, rebate and assistance payments, 2741, 2875 Government Regional Officers’ Housing scheme, liquor restricted areas, Kimberley, 8574 government trading enterprises, performance bonuses, 1751 Public Sector Commission Equal Opportunity Act, review, 3108 government boards and committees, database of members, 6383 Repeal Week, parliamentary entitlements, ms. 8647 state wage case, 4194 Council Boska, Sarah, 265 government departments and agencies disadvantaged groups policy and initiative assessment, 1612 savings measures, 1324 employees redeployees, surplus or unattached, 2612, (answer advice 2599) 2819 with disability, 4979 expenditure reviews, 1175, 1351, 1615 fossil fuel consumption, subsidies, 5001, 5825 interpreters, 2122 labour hire agencies and consultants, 9345, 9517 non-government organisation funding, 9280, 9513 “Policy Framework for Substantive Equality”, disclosure and legal compliance, 9309, 9515 staff enhanced voluntary separation program, 3144 savings and renewal measures, 1168, 1332, 1613 targeted voluntary severance scheme, 1359, 1617, 2964 subcontractors, 29 total projected savings, 1165, 1314, 1609 workforce renewal savings, front-line employees, 1178, 1426, 1633, 1990, 2143 Government Garage (Executive Transport Services), 7133 Public Sector Commission Department of Aboriginal Affairs, Cliff Weeks, 862 first report, “Review of organisational structures under the Equal Opportunity Act 1984” — tabling, 2228; motion, 2229 investigations, reports, 2918 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 78 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

PUBLIC SECTOR (continued) Council (continued) Public Sector Management (Redeployment and Redundancy) Regulations 2014, Regulations 28–38 — disallowance — notice of motion, 498; motion, 3686, 3699 – R – RACING AND GAMING Assembly Burswood Park, staff, 2550 grants, Albany Harness Racing Club, 2521 greyhound racing industry, live baiting notice of motion, 656; motion, 1065, 1672 tabling of report, 7690 TAB privatisation opposition to sale, mpi. 6486; amendment to motion, 6489; amendment on the amendment, 6492; motion, as amended, 6496; standing orders suspension — motion, 6498; amendment to motion, as amended, 6498; amendment on the amendment, as amended, 6499 racing industry, 677, 2441, 6161; p. 545, 653, 893, 1450, 1636, 4358, 2444, 5176, 5023, 5574, 5993 Council Ascot Racecourse, 2372 Burswood Resort site, amendment to boundary, 120 Casino (Burswood Island) Agreement Act, thirteenth supplementary agreement, ms. 1761 Crown Perth Department of Racing, Gaming and Liquor, inspectors, 7284 international commission business tax, 120 supervision levels, 7088 FASD report, government response, 9382 greyhound racing industry adoption, 262 euthanasia, 9182 live baiting, 520, 2146 TAB privatisation, racing industry, p. 7380 wine industry cellar door rebate, 5153 RAIL SAFETY NATIONAL LAW (WA) BILL 2014 Assembly returned, 5742 Council’s amendments — consideration in detail, 5919–5923 assent, 6761 Council second reading, 5287, 5307, 5432; in reply, 5435 committee, 5438–5441 report, 5546 third reading, 5657 Assembly’s message, 5971 assent, 6667 RAILWAY (FORRESTFIELD–AIRPORT LINK) BILL 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 2446 introduction and first reading, 2651 second reading, 2651 appropriation, 3009 second reading, 6274; in reply, 6340 consideration in detail, 6601–6623 (question to be put 6609), 6636–6650 third reading, 6650; in reply, 6659 returned, 7935 assent, 7953 Council receipt and first reading, 6668 second reading, 6668, 7573, 7678, 7696; in reply, 7839 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 79

RAILWAY (FORRESTFIELD–AIRPORT LINK) BILL 2015 (continued) Council (continued) committee, 7844–7849, 7859–7861 report, 7861 third reading, 7861 assent, 8233 REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT Assembly Aboriginal communities remote, 3372, 7732 strategic regional councils, appointment, ms. 5844 Aboriginal development package heads of agreement, 6481 Aboriginal Heritage Amendment Bill 2014, National Party support, 1446 agriculture biosecurity, 7147 Bigger Picture funding, anti-methamphetamine advertising campaign, 2663 Busselton Regional Airport, 4720 Creative Regions program, 4351 Dampier community hub, 892 emergency services levy, volunteer fuel card scheme, 3075, 6269 gold industry and royalties, 462 Indigenous education and employment, 6482 Kalbarri National Park, tourism infrastructure, 8057 Karratha Health Campus, 3378 Kimberley building contracts, Buy Local policy — notice of motion, 8792; motion, 8942 Kurra village, Newman, workers’ camp renewal, government position — standing orders suspension motion, 8065; amendment to motion, 8066; standing orders suspension motion, as amended, 8066; motion, 8066 Mandurah bridge, old, 4688 mobile phone reception, Nannup, 3078 Peel region investment blueprint “Vision 2050”, 2522, 7485 Pilbara Macro Realty Developments, 7252 procurement policies, g. 9052 underground power project, 5195 Water Opportunities Scheme, 4421 public housing, government commitment, 3490 regional grants scheme headworks projects, 4420 Hutton and Northey Sales, 4420 project outcomes, 4419 Taste Pty Ltd, 4420 regional mobile communications project, 541, 2444, 5737 royalties for regions program agriculture, 9085 Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Western Australia, paper, 1445 funding, Albany Harness Racing Club, 2521 Growing our South investment fund, 461, 5200 Laverton Health Centre, 4038 Mid West Investment Plan, 3770 regional health services, 8926 Woodie Woodie irrigated agriculture project, 7039 water supply, Northcliffe, 8377 Council 2015–16 state budget, regions — motion, 4106 agriculture infrastructure evaluation, 4139 branded sign system, Peel region, 5784 Bunbury creative industries sector, 9206, 9210; Vue Group, 9251 lot 1, Koombana North, 1273 marine facilities steering committee, funding grants, 2429, 9186 Withers urban renewal strategy, 1635, 9185 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 80 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT (continued) Council (continued) coastal erosion, control, Broome, 5836 community resource centres, 3476, 5828 crown land risk management, KPMG report, 2976 Department of Regional Development Bigger Picture advertising research, 1940 Mid West Investment Plan, 2981 economic development, regional Western Australia — motion, 2243 Esperance, Shire of, land clearing, departmental advice, 93 (correction of answer 526) funding agreements, south west region, 9216 Geraldton Hospital, stage 2 construction, 987, 1154 Growing our South funding initiative, 4311, 9215 Karratha city centre infrastructure works, former Minister for Regional Development, media statement, 876 hospital site, 877 projects, 4310 Quarter development, 2812 Kurra village, Newman, lease, 9428 marine parks, south west region, 3314 (correction of answer 3437); s. 3325 Midwest Men’s Health, closure, 31 Ocean Beach, Denmark, boat-launching facilities, 1153 Pilbara Cities project, s. 7302 Pilbara Inland Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Karijini Experience, s. 2958 remote Aboriginal communities, closure, 1945 royalties for regions program Aurox Resources, funds recovery, 741 Carnarvon, Shire of, 1414 lot 502, South Hedland, 4985 remote youth justice services, 5003 south west region, 9205 South West Development Commission, Koombana Bay shipwrecks, 881 Strategic Regional Advisory Councils, 8453 SuperTowns funding, 4306 Western Australia, northern development — motion, 5263; in reply, 5271 RESIDENTIAL TENANCIES AMENDMENT BILL 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 8316 introduction and first reading, 8486 second reading, 8486 RETAIL TRADING HOURS AMENDMENT BILL 2015 Council notice of motion to introduce, 8425 introduction and first reading, 8596 second reading, 8596 REVENUE LAWS AMENDMENT BILL 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 5024 introduction and first reading, 5186 second reading, 5186 appropriation, 5872 second reading, 5872; in reply, 5912 consideration in detail, 5914–5919, 6171–6177 third reading, 6177; in reply, 6180 returned, 7051 assent, 7163 Council receipt and first reading, 6111 second reading, 6111, 6671, 6704, 6861, 6960; in reply, 6963 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 81

REVENUE LAWS AMENDMENT BILL 2015 (continued) Council (continued) committee, 6965–6969 report, 6969 third reading, 6969 assent, 7061 supplementary information, ms. 7061 ROADS see “Transport”, “Planning” and “Road Safety” ROAD SAFETY Assembly “A Review of Road Safety Governance in Western Australia”, government response, ms. 1636 Bureau of Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Economics, “Information Sheet 68”, ms. 4507 Coodanup Drive–Mandurah Road intersection, s. 1216 digital advertising, Kwinana Freeway, 3186 drug-impaired drivers, 4410 electronic speed enforcement program, 2852 level crossings, accidents, 7252 Morrison–Farrall Roads intersection, Midvale, s. 4189 Motorcycling Western Australia, home for motorcycling, p. 137, 545, 1010, 1450, 2996, 6749 Office of Road Safety 2014 review recommendations, 5132 staff, 1756 Peter Browne Consulting report, review, 1034 police, traffic, research, 8211 repeat drink-driver strategy — removal of notice, 1847 Road Safety Commissioner, appointment, Mr Kim Papalia, ms. 7937 road safety initiatives, 8187 road toll, Minister for Road Safety’s comments, 5454 road trauma trust account expenditure, ms. 5845 road safety projects — removal of notice, 1847 schools crosswalks, Perth electorate, s. 2324 electronic speed zone signs Cannington, p. 546 Carlisle PS, p. 2996 installation progress, 2994 wheatbelt region, road safety, 4890, 7146 Council alcohol limit legislation, 5549 blood alcohol limit, learner driver supervisors, 1825 cyclists, 1152, 1156 Lesmurdie Road–Welshpool Road East intersection, cyclists, 5790 mobile speed camera operators, 2590 RAC “bstreetsmart”, s. 1987 road fatalities, regional Western Australia, 5158 road trauma trust account metropolitan intersection crashes, state and local roads, 1425 regional and remote road improvements, state and local roads, 1424 rural highways, road deaths, 100 wheatbelt region fatalities — motion, 1101 ROAD TRAFFIC AMENDMENT (ALCOHOL INTERLOCKS AND OTHER MATTERS) BILL 2014 Assembly returned, 190 assent, 817 Council second reading, 41; in reply, 46 third reading, 48 assent, 756 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 82 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

ROAD TRAFFIC LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2014 Assembly returned, 490 Council’s amendments — consideration in detail, 1491–1494 assent, 2457 Council second reading, 48; in reply, 51 committee, 52–55 report, 55, 252 third reading, 376 Assembly’s message, 1313 assent, 2351 ROAD TRAFFIC LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL (NO. 2) 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 7953 introduction and first reading, 8046 second reading, 8046 – S – SCHOOL BOARDING FACILITIES LEGISLATION AND REPEAL BILL 2015 Council notice of motion to introduce, 7659 introduction and first reading, 7824 second reading, 7824 SCHOOL EDUCATION AMENDMENT BILL 2014 Assembly assent, 137 SCIENCE Assembly gene technology, p. 4646, 5857 Office of Science, Western Australian Fellowships Program, 4440 Science on the Swan conference, 2442 Western Australian Marine Science Institution, 7908 Council 2015–16 state budget, science statement, 4141 (answer advice 4268) Australian Society for Medical Research, s. 2955 ChemCentre, 119 SELECT COMMITTEE INTO THE OPERATIONS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS WESTERN AUSTRALIA (INC) Council motion, establishment, 2576 motion, 3112, 3546, 3556 amendment to motion, 3555 membership — motion, 3664 Interim Report, Select Committee into the Operations of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Western Australia (Inc) — extension of time — tabling, 7381; motion, 7381, 7400 SENIORS AND VOLUNTEERING see also “Community Services” and “Community Assembly 2015–16 state budget, seniors’ concessions, 3888 Carers Week, 7149 cost-of-living increases — removal of order, 3893, 5024 elder abuse, 2333; helpline, 4728, 8834 grandcarers, support, 4893 National Volunteer Week, ms. 3335, 3881 seniors budget impacts, p. 8779, 9089 card holders, concessions, 3075, 8834 contribution, 8063 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 83

SENIORS AND VOLUNTEERING (continued) Assembly (continued) WA Seniors Awards, ms. 4348, 7001 Wanjoo Seniors, fifteenth anniversary, s. 5353 Western Australian Seniors Card, ms. 4854 Council 2015 Seniors Week — motion, 8577 cost-of-living rebate, 4496 elder abuse helpline, 8625 seniors concessions, 5417 volunteers, recognition — motion, 7381 World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, s. 4293 SENTENCING AMENDMENT BILL 2014 Assembly receipt, 348 introduction and first reading, 559 second reading, 559, 3797, 7644; in reply, 7645 third reading, 7645 assent, 7953 Council second reading, 252; in reply, 254 third reading, 255 returned, 7696 assent, 8233 SERCO see “Health” SIBSON, JOHN Assembly condolence motion, 285 SMALL BUSINESS Assembly Executive Risk Solutions, s. 9091 false bankruptcy, g. 2826 Lotterywest, retailer commission, 8677 newsXpress, Two Rocks, s. 3763 SEQTA, business awards, s. 6624 small business centres, 2990, 3618; ms. 883, 4155 Small Business Day, 4894 Council Aboriginal business program, 4138 small business centres, program, 4473 Small Business Development Corporation, 3309 2013–14 annual report, 1631 regional Buy Local program, 118 supplies and service expenditure, 119 SPORT AND RECREATION Assembly Albany Centennial Park sporting precinct redevelopment Minister for Sport and Recreation’s comments, 8060 state contribution, 9084 Albany Sportsperson of the Year Awards, s. 1215 Barbagallo Ballpark renovation, s. 4189 Bathers’ Beach, Fremantle, ocean pool, p. 8900 Bendat Basketball Centre, 3188 Burswood Park, 1555 Busselton Football Club, s. 8667 Centennial Park sporting precinct, Albany, 5456 Cockburn aquatic and recreation facility, 5741 community pool revitalisation program, 7492 community sport and recreation clubs, new equipment, ms. 7002 community sporting and recreation facilities fund grants, 3074; s. 5352 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 84 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

SPORT AND RECREATION (continued) Assembly (continued) Department of Sport and Recreation funding criteria, Undercroft Bridge Club, g. 3742 Top Club project, wheatbelt, ms. 3486 Great Northern Football League, s. 1878, 7481 Heather MacGowan scholarship, recipients, ms. 6458 Kingsley Woodvale Cricket Club, twenty-fifth anniversary, s. 2323 Matildas women’s soccer team, remuneration, s. 6625 Netball WA, volunteer fees, 3375 Netball World Cup, ms. 5177 Outdoors October, ms. 7141 Perth Stadium Aboriginal and multicultural heritage inclusions, 3081 costs, 4809, 4811 expansion design, 7250 financial contribution, 4727 memberships, 815 operator shortlist, 3620 precinct, 6018 progress, 308, 1218 (correction of answer 1232) stadium membership, 4529 West Australian Football Commission, 6016 Westadium contract Auditor General’s report, 6011, 6163 Minister for Regional Development, pex. 4534 Quinns Districts Amateur Football Club, s. 7033 Socceroos, 2018 FIFA World Cup, 133 Special Olympics World Games, Sara Cann, s. 5351 TAB privatisation, 4896, 4898 Ventris, Lyn, athletic achievements, s. 7031 VenuesWest and Western Australian Institute of Sport, board changes, ms. 4854 West Coast Eagles and Fremantle Dockers football clubs, preliminary finals, s. 7033 Western Australian Institute of Sport 2015 awards, ms. 7873 High Performance Service Centre, 2655 Junior Athlete of the Year, Tamsin Cook, s. 9091 Women’s Australian Rules football centenary, Brunette Lenkic, s. 4887 Yanchep Sports and Social Club, s. 9091 Council Bigger Picture Sport advertising campaign, 876 Camp Quaranup, Albany, 1820 community sporting and recreation facilities fund grants, 6256 greyhound racing industry, live baiting, 34 Hartfield Park redevelopment, master plan, 406 Johnson, Mitchell, s. 8630 nib Stadium, 31 Perth Stadium, design, build, finance and maintain contract, 6993 VenuesWest events and ticketing, 1154 receipt or purchase of tickets, 2965 West Coast Eagles and Fremantle Dockers football clubs, preliminary finals, s. 6995 West Coast Eagles football club, Lathlain Park, 3996 SPRIGGS, GEORGE CLARENCE CHARLES Assembly condolence motion, 6735 STATE DEVELOPMENT Assembly asset sales program, Utah Point, 2986 Browse LNG precinct, domestic gas and supply chain principles, ms. 4717 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 85

STATE DEVELOPMENT (continued) Assembly (continued) Department of State Development, state agreement acts, 5856 Infrastructure Australia, priority infrastructure projects, 7594 iron ore mine expansion applications, 4417 producers, Premier’s comments, 4192 Kenya trade office, Filippo Raggi, 2507 Kurra village, Newman Leader of the National Party’s comments, 8186 lease, 8056 workers’ camp renewal, 7950 Mineralogy Pty Ltd, 951 Mungada Ridge A-class reserve, Premier’s comments, 349 Mungari industrial park, solar farm, g. 2292 Planning and Development Legislation Amendment (Western Trade Coast Protection Area) Bill 2015, draft for public comment, ms. 7712 Royal Australian Navy shipbuilding contracts, defence industry advisory board, 6269 Western Trade Coast Industries Committee, 2327 Council Barrow Island worker accommodation, Silja Europa, 880, 5000 carbon emissions, 6207 China–Australia Free Trade Agreement, 877, 1007 Department of State Development, regional directors, 3430 Kemerton Industrial Park, 6258 Perth Stadium see “Sport and Recreation”, “Transport” onshore LNG processing, facility, Kimberley, 5835 Western Australian International Trade and Investment Offices China, 4472 China, India, Indonesia and Singapore, 3427 South-East Asia trade offices — motion, 8587 western trade coast protection area bill, 4143 STATUTES (REPEALS) BILL 2013 Assembly assent, 137 STIRLING, GOVERNOR SIR JAMES Assembly tribute, ms. 2636 SUCCESSION TO THE CROWN BILL 2014 Assembly returned, 599 assent, 906 Council second reading, 504; in reply, 506 committee, 508 third reading, 508 assent, 847 SWAN AND CANNING RIVERS MANAGEMENT AMENDMENT BILL 2014 Assembly returned, 599 assent, 1233 Council second reading, 508; in reply, 512 third reading, 514 assent, 1161 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 86 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

– T – TAB PRIVATISATION see “Racing and Gaming” TAKING OF PROPERTY ON JUST TERMS BILL 2014 Assembly removal of order, 5024; restoration to notice paper — notice of motion, 5176; motion, 5330 TAXATION LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2014 Assembly returned, 138 Council’s amendments — consideration in detail, 827–845 assent, 1233 Council Assembly’s message, 1247 assent, 756 TAXATION LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL (NO. 2) 2014 Assembly returned, 190 assent, 817 Council second reading, 18; in reply, 23 committee, 24–28, 39 report, 41 third reading, 41 assent, 1161 TAXATION LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 2150 introduction and first reading, 2308 second reading, 2308 appropriation, 2457 second reading, 2458, 2653, 2665, 2691; in reply, 2707 consideration in detail, 2709–2716 (question to be put, 2715) referral to Economics and Industry Standing Committee — motion, 2717 consideration in detail, 2731–2739 (question to be put, 2730) third reading, 2830, 2841, 2854 (question to be put, 2867) returned, 3957 assent, 4408 Council receipt and first reading, 2814 second reading, 2814, 2897, 2923, 3151, 3288, 3404 discharge of order and referral to Standing Committee on Legislation — motion, 3440, 3586 second reading — in reply, 3592 committee, 3812–3820 report, 3820 third reading, 3820 assent, 4238 TERRORISM Assembly Islamic State — notice of motion, 8316 terrorist attacks, Baghdad, Beirut and Paris, s. 8302 Council terrorist attacks, Baghdad, Beirut and Paris, s. 8233 TERRORISM (EXTRAORDINARY POWERS) AMENDMENT BILL 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 6874 introduction and first reading, 7021 second reading, 7021, 7613; in reply, 7642 consideration in detail, 7714–7727, 7738–7748, 7773 third reading, 7888; in reply, 7897 returned, 8829 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 87

TERRORISM (EXTRAORDINARY POWERS) AMENDMENT BILL 2015 (continued) Council receipt and first reading, 7832 second reading, 7832, 8607, 8627, 8704, 8731; in reply, 8737 committee, 8739 report, 8740 third reading, 8740 assent, 9122 TIER 3 GRAIN FREIGHT LINES see “Transport”, rail lines TOURISM Assembly 2015 Perth International Arts Festival, The Giants, 132 2015 Taste Great Southern Festival, ms. 771 2016 Hopman Cup, 7730 Cellar-door rebate, 4890 cruise ship visits, ms. 2017 direct flights Albany and Esperance, 7 Perth–Japan, 1660 FESA House site, hotel construction, 4228 steering committee, 1495 hotel incentive policy, 3079 Indian Pacific, Kalgoorlie, s. 8179 international visitors, 4806 liquor law reforms, ms. 8635 Margaret River Chinese television program, Where Are We Going, Dad? 6479 Gourmet Escape, 5355 marketing and activities, funding, 8840 Perth Convention Bureau, 5741 Qantas international services, Perth–Singapore route, 2436 red tape reduction, 5739 Rottnest Island Authority Rottnest Island building works, ms. 9047 marina, 5196 Pinky Beach accommodation, ms. 6458 solar farm, 8502 staff, 1558 royalties for regions program, regional events scheme, 4196 “Taste 2020”, food and wine tourism strategy, 6745 Tourism Western Australia appointments, board of commissioners, ms. 8765 staff, 1910 V8 Supercars, Wanneroo, 6011 visitor numbers, 304 Council FESA House, sale, 6239 holiday cost, s. 527 Perth Supersprint, ms. 3404 red tape reduction, liquor law reforms, ms. 8576 Rottnest Island management plan, 2128 marina, 2810, 4345, 5299, 8729 Rottnest Island Authority, commissioned reports, 88 Socceroos, 2018 FIFA World Cup, 640 special tourism lease, 4305 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 88 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

TRAINING AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT Assembly 2013–14 training enrolment figures, 6019 apprentices Albany Health Campus, 4223 and trainees, 2014 trade categories, 1912 Augusta boat harbour, 5248 Banks Secondary College, 5246 Broome Mental Health Unit, 5246 Broome SHS, 4221 Broome West Kimberley Trade Training Centre, 4225, 5241 Busselton Health Campus, 4222 Butler rail extension, 5246 Carnarvon Health Campus, 4223 Carnarvon SHS, 4220 commencement and completion of apprenticeship, 1914 Denmark SHS, 4219 Derby District HS, 4221 Durack Institute of Technology, 4224 employed on projects, 5240 enrolled, 2555 Esperance Health Campus, 4223 Esperance PS, 4221 Fiona Stanley Hospital, 5245 Golden Bay PS, 5246 Hammond Park PS, 5246 Hedland SHS, 4220 John Butler PS, 5247 Kalgoorlie–Boulder Community HS, 4221 Karratha Health Campus, 4223 Karratha SHS, 4220 Kununurra Courthouse, 4225 Lakelands PS, 5247 Narrogin SHS, 4219 Northam SHS, 4219 North Broome PS, 5247 Pilbara Institute, South Hedland and Karratha Campus, 4224 remote Indigenous health clinics project, 4222 semester 1 commencement, 1914 small hospital and nursing post refurbishment project, 4222 Spring Hill PS, 5247 Training-Derby Extension and Workshop facilities, 4224 Treendale PS, 5248 Tuart Rise PS, 5247 West Kimberley Regional Prison, 5248 Yanchep Beach PS, 5248 Australian Training Awards, ms. 8901 automotive and marine trimming technology, Gemma Thomasson, g. 9055 building and construction industry training, Stratton review, 491 Central Institute, Diploma of Commerce (Higher Education), 4426 Challenger Institute of Technology, early childhood education and care, education support, ms. 6590 course fees, Certificate IV, 2555 employment rates, 7251 Government Building Training Policy, ms. 5012 government support, 4532 International Worldskills Competition, ms. 6260 Pilbara Institute, Newman and Tom Price campuses, 3491 Polytechnic West courses, 4431 Jandakot campus, Advanced Diploma of Aeronautics accreditation, 1557 vocational training and employment centre, ms. 2017 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 89

TRAINING AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT (continued) Assembly (continued) registered training organisations critical noncompliance, 6527 regulation checks, 6526 regulations, 4806 Seizing the Opportunity Agriculture initiative, 5593 South West Institute of Technology 2549, 4411 state training providers children’s services courses, enrolments, 2556 contracted courses, private registered training providers, 5084 correspondence courses, 1913 course fee limits, 2222 early childhood education courses, 1912 external courses, 4446 federal funding, 5084 maximum course fee, 1914 reduced or cancelled courses, 2089 staff numbers, 8211 teaching and administrative, 1913 student contact hours, 1546, 1548 VET courses, eligibility, VET FEE-HELP loans, 1913 students 2014 TAFE enrolments, 1912, 2558 VET FEE-HELP loans, 1913, 2556 TAFE 2014 semester 1 enrolments, 2557 2014 semester 2 enrolments, 2557 course and training options, 3488, 4533 course fees — notice of motion, 546; motion, 692, 1058; p. 8879 enrolments, 4443 state management, 6630 trade studies, 2330, 7042 Tjinanging Indigenous traineeship program, s. 4888 trades scholarship program for women, 1224 Training Accreditation Councils compliance checks, 6524 risk assessments, 6820 unemployment rate, 222; motion, 1689 universities and state training providers, Auditor General’s report, 3493 vocational education and training apprenticeships — removal of order, 894 Australian Apprentice of the Year, Jared Stone, 9082 sector, independent review, ms. 7311 Western Australian Training Awards, ms. 5994 workplace experience students, public liability insurance, 4893 Council 457 visa holders, public school charge, 1939 (correction of answer 1947) agriculture, training skills funding, 8725 ApprentiCentres, 4145 apprentices East Metropolitan Region electorate, June–September–December 2014, 2412 enrolled, 6103, 6438 apprenticeship organisations, federal funding, 3830 employment and training — motion, 1762 grants and subsidies, 9278 Pilbara Institute, 3310 (supplementary information 3583) Priority Start–Building policy apprentices, 5175 government projects, 4262 review, 4322 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 90 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

TRAINING AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT (continued) Council (continued) registered training organisations, compliance and monitoring framework, 9277 South West Institute of Technology building and construction teaching staff, 2278 courses, (answer advice 3999) 4296, 9271 enrolments, 2376, 4296 (answer advice 3999), 6456, 6856, 9271 semester 1, 4322 simulated work environment, 9270 staff, 9270; overseas travel, 6731, 9379 student fees, 4343 student work requirements, 7429 TAFE aviation courses, 1004 enrolments 2014, 8895 2015 census, 3142 students, international, enrolled and fees, 8294 work placements, 7090 training providers high-risk work licence, 9431 state, 4328 training sector reform project, steering committee, 9255 VET FEE-HELP loans, 4322, 9277 vocational education and training fee increases — motion, 717; in reply, 729 goldfields–Esperance and Pilbara, 3140; s. 3323 TRANSPORT Assembly 2014–15 Annual Report on State Finances, transport projects, 7037 2015–16 state budget, public transport infrastructure, ms. 4017 investment, 3887 agricultural industry, freight network, p. 8899 airports and air services Albany and Esperance, 8501; g. 9050 new airport site, 1559 regional airlines, ms. 8485 regional airports development scheme, ms. 2151 state aviation strategy, ms. 772 Anzac Day, free public transport, 2845 Barrack Square annual government revenue, Minister for Transport, pex. 4898 Traders Association, g. 5317 bus lanes, peak-period, City of Vincent, 3187, 3189 bus services Pinjarra, s. 2843 route 950, 1036 school, south west region, 8672 upgrades (answer advice 6636) 7211 bus shelter subsidy program, 5130, 5114 Charles Street bus bridge, 7591 Community Connect South project, 6899 Country Age Pension Fuel Card scheme, 1541 cycling 2015 Bikeweek, 1661 City of Stirling, 2015 Integrated Cycling Strategy, s. 806 infrastructure, 136, 3488, 7329 Department of Transport annual report, complaints, 8391 driver and vehicle services centre, Mirrabooka, 2878 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 91

TRANSPORT (continued) Assembly (continued) Department of Transport (continued) online service reforms, 8669 planning, 4805 digital advertising, 3184, 5357 driving assessment contracts, wheatbelt region, 8985 East Coolup bridge, 6483 electronic speed zone signs Carine, g. 1850 Carlisle PS, p. 3598 Elizabeth Quay, Barrack Street jetty businesses, 4355 Gateway WA project grand gateway, 6265 progress, ms. 288 Hampton Park PS, road safety, 8774 Infrastructure Australia, 7735 infrastructure investment, 815 iron ore export restrictions, Premier’s comments, 2444 light rail MAX network, 885, 891, 1222, 7330, 8674 replacement bus system, 1037 Main Roads Amendment Bill, 8311 Main Roads WA and Department of Transport, “Forrestfield North District Structure Plan”, 6631 bridge replacements, Maylands, ms. 3166 Norma Road–Leach Highway intersection, g. 6593 motorised wheelchairs, 2888 new road and rail bridge, Fremantle, 5450 Northbridge Link project, underground bus station, 6397 NorthLink WA, Hampton Park PS, underpass, 5453, 5457 on-demand transport industry, green paper, 7150 pedestrian traffic signal system, Perth CBD, ms. 7589 Perth Freight Link, new Kwinana port — notice of motion, 3893; motion, 4054 Perth Stadium pedestrian bridge, 8183 progress, 1884 public transport patronage, 4524 transport infrastructure, 310 Perth transport plan, 7238 Perth transport services — removal of order, 894 ports and harbours Fremantle Ports Porthcawl Pty Ltd report, 7490 privatisation, 3770, 3882, 4353, 6262, 6475, 6477 rail freight, 2885 trucks, 2885 privatisation, p. 8899 public transport annual boardings by zone, 5131 annual fare revenue, 5131 bus rapid transit system, infrastructure, 888 Caversham, 2878 fare payment method, 5116 infrastructure, ms. 6459 integrated public transport plan, 5200 SmartRider and cash fares, 5121 registration, 5115 WA Senior Card holders, 5114 youth, outstanding fines, 224, 227 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 92 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

TRANSPORT (continued) Assembly (continued) Public Transport Authority articulated buses, 5125 complaints, 5124 compulsory land acquisition, High Wycombe, 8308, 8310; g. 8636 late-night train services, passenger numbers, 890 operating budgets, 9084 property, City of Swan, 8382, 8377 purchased electricity, 8570 school bus services Dunsborough, 2878; p. 2149 overcrowding, Dunsborough to Busselton, g. 1852 south west region, 2886 rail lines boardings, 5127 Ellenbrook rail line, Premier’s comments, 1886 Forrestfield–Airport Link expressions of interest, 1654 “Preliminary Draft Major Development Plan”, 6014 project status, 2656 level crossing, Denny Avenue, Kelmscott, 6745 nine-car trains, 5113 northern suburbs rail line extension, Butler station, 6898 Thornlie, patronage, 2093, 3961 rail network, level crossings vehicle collisions, 7516 Wharf Street, Queens Park, p. 8778 railcars, Forrestfield–Airport Link, 6744; ms. 7938 red tape reduction, transport industry, 8509 Riverglades Resort, Pinjarra Road access, g. 8641 roads Albany Highway, passing lanes, 1915 black spots, Cannington electorate, g. 1848 Boya Way–Erindale Road intersection, g. 7879 Bussell Highway, realignment, 676 Catalina Drive–Mandurah Road intersection, 4715 Coalfields highway, truck trial, 6350 Curtin Avenue realignment, 7378 Denny Avenue Albany Highway intersection, accidents, 8387 Kelmscott, g. 6118 Dutton Crescent, Hamersley, p. 6117 electronic billboard advertising, 4716, 6268 Forrest Highway, excessive noise emissions, g. 3340, 7877 Gibb River Road, condition, 6 Great Northern Highway roadworks, Bindi Bindi curves, 541 Haas and Hamersley Streets intersection, Broome, 5089 intersection construction, Lakelands, 5088 Iolanthe Street–Walter Road East intersection, accidents, 8988 Kwinana Freeway, widening, 5596 Lord Street, City of Swan, upgrade, g. 7449 Mandurah bridge, concept design, 6345 Manning Road–Leach Highway intersection, trucks, 7936 Mitchell Freeway extension Cambrai Village, g. 6124 Hester Avenue, 4042 Reid Highway intersection, upgrade, 8055 rubbish, g. 7008 New Norcia bypass, 2167 new Swan River traffic bridge, 6387 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 93

TRANSPORT (continued) Assembly (continued) roads (continued) North West Coastal Highway, Geraldton, p. 2149 Perth Freight Link advertising, 8985 cessation of work, mpi. 8780 contracts, 5355 documents release, Senate motion, 5020 environmental approvals, 5197 freight charge, 5599 Infrastructure Australia report, 5595 land acquisition, 3889, 4191 measurements, 2885 p. 5023, 6751, 8778 public and community relations, 6390 reports, noise and vibration, 6389 reports, pollution, 6390 road trains, 6159 Roe Highway stage 8 section, traffic modelling, 6480 route, 3764 signage removal, 5019 stage 2, 5448, 6157; Premier’s comments, 7939 status and route, 5199 toll charge, 7947 traffic modelling, 2885 tunnel proposal, 9079, 9080, 9083 proposed toll roads, 4352 rat runs, mobile speed humps, 3961 Reid Highway, 5083 Malaga Drive interchange, 4355 West Swan Road intersection, 5135 Roe Highway Berkshire Road interchange, Forrestfield station precinct, district structure plan, 6264 stage 8 Australian Women’s Army Service and Regimental Headquarters site, p. 6999, 7870, 7952, 9046 judicial review, 6485 p. 3892, 4154, 4359, 4506, 4646, 4729, 6272, 6750, 7000, 7870, 7952, 8314, 9046 port link, Stock Road intersection, 8770 Tonkin Highway, southern extension, 6386 traffic management, Edgewater, g. 3338 Vista Estate traffic lights, 3960 Wanneroo Road realignment, 193 school electronic speed limit signs, g. 5324 super-quad road trains, ms. 7448 Swan River pedestrian bridge contract and completion date, 4528 state-sourced fabrication, 4683, 4808 taxi services industry — notice of motion, 7152; motion, 7349; in reply, 7363 non-cash payment surcharge cap, 545 plate-owner taxi drivers, s. 8668 Uber, 2439, 5452, 5734 train services late-night, 303, 306, 460, 678 network rules, horn use, Queens Park, p. 4358 transit officers, 5126 train stations Aubin Grove, 2989 Bassendean, elevators, 8699 paid parking, 4527 Warnbro and Mandurah, p. 2826 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 94 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

TRANSPORT (continued) Assembly (continued) Transperth Crown Perth bus service, 1535 passenger survey, 5021 school bus service, Barragup, 4 transit officers, 5126, 8987 type A children’s crossing, Hartman Drive, Darch, p. 6750 vehicles auxiliary number plates, 5088 commercial, registrations, 2887 early registration, g. 4658 heavy, efficiency initiatives, 8305 Wanneroo, City of, local traffic, p. 6999 Wellington Dam, recreational activity, g. 773 Council advertising alcohol products, 7437 Bigger Picture campaign, Transperth buses, 7085, 7690, 8896 digital electronic billboards, 9033, 9429 Kwinana Freeway, 2910, 3140, 3309 proposed locations, safety and cost, 3313 safety audits, 4942 Perth Freight Link and Roe 8, 7122 Roe Highway stage 8, 7306 agencies, operating budgets, 8876 agricultural industry, transport review, p. 8990 answer formatting, 3877 answers to questions on Roe Highway stage 8, traffic modelling and Perth Freight Link, s. 2817 asbestos, Dalgety and Toodyay Roads, Red Hill, 8459 aviation services, regional — motion, 7815; in reply, 7823; s. 7863 Barrack Square, McGees Property Perth, 7091, 7426 boat skippers, alcohol and drug charges, 1841 Bunbury Marine Facilities Steering Committee, funding grants, 2965 bus services Bunbury, 7543 bus drivers and cyclists, 83 Carcoola, 7084 daily passenger use, temporary bus station, 6246 full buses, driver reports, 3470 passengers Alexander Drive route, 6246, 6248 Beaufort Street route, 6247, 6249 Charles Street route, 6247, 6249 Fitzgerald Street route, 6250 passengers, estimated Alexander Drive route, 6245 Beaufort Street route, 6245 Charles Street route, 6245 Fitzgerald Street route, 6244 Pelican Respite, 1591 rapid transit system business case, 859 estimated cost, 863 metro area express light rail comparison, 859 (answer advice 991) noise emissions, 860 regional, passenger satisfaction survey, 6110 route 15, 5681; p. 5250 route 297, 6210 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 95

TRANSPORT (continued) Council (continued) bus services (continued) schools, 2124 south west region, 9203 CBD traffic management steering committee, CBD transport plan coordinating committee, 8882 Co-operative Bulk Handling, Brookfield Rail, 7090 crossroads infrastructure, cost, 2975 cycling 2014–2031 Bicycle Network Plan, 985, 7281 footpaths, 2912 Great Eastern Highway, Bilgoman–Mundaring bike path, 4626 infrastructure on-road — motion, 2240 projects, 4983 Minister for Transport’s announcement, funding, 2979 Department of Transport boating incidents, 1840, 1843 email and web contacts, 5005 The Cut, Bunbury, 4636, 6109 driving assessments review Busselton and Bunbury, 5965 regional Western Australia, 6437, 6693 Elizabeth Quay, tunnel construction, 744 Gnangara sustainability study, 111 government information technology services, Minister for Transport, 517 Kings Square, asbestos, 7083, 7695 light rail, MAX network boarding transfers from CAT services, 1823 east–west link, 6989 patronage modelling, 1593, 2123 replacement bus system, 1943, 2128 team building workshop, 2979 technology, 982 Main Roads WA benchmark costs, 2972 Brierty Ltd, 6206 link travel times, 100 Pilbara pastoral stations, 8255 Swan Valley bypass, land acquisition, 2130 travel time routes, (answer advice 6861) 6997 Mangles Bay marina development, moorings, 8727 metropolitan Moving People Network Plan, 864 metropolitan region scheme, Stephenson Highway, 4264, 4475 NorthLink WA, Hampton Park PS, 5412 Office of Rail Safety, Pinjarra derailment, 4498 on-demand transport discussion paper — motion, 5648; in reply, 5654 Perth Freight Link Cockburn Sound container port, 3990 rail alternatives, 3580 tunnel proposal, 7855 Perth Stadium pedestrian bridge, 1588, 4472, 5413 (answer advice 5558), 6109 transport infrastructure, 5967 ports and harbours Albany, Vicstock Grain, 1436 Esperance Port, Yilgarn Esperance Solution Ltd, 2013 Fremantle Ports container capacity, 2377, 7428, 7691 container terminal operators, 5415, 6861 freight on rail, 4627 inner harbour, traffic modelling, 1588 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 96 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

TRANSPORT (continued) Council (continued) ports and harbours Pilbara Port Authority chief executive, port management strategy summit, United Arab Emirates, 3470 privatisation, p. 8844 regional boat harbours, management, 2977 Preston River realignment, 9185 private passenger road transport, spending, 5003 public transport 2012–13 fare paying boardings, 1408 alcohol advertising, 5966 antisocial behaviour, 89 Bindoon to Midland, 3475 DayRider fares, (answer advice 1597) 1833, 3474 fare increase, 79 fare paying boardings, 1844, 4993, 4996 free wireless internet, 4501 late-night train services, 258 (correction of answer 410), 523, 641; free fares, 739 pensioners and seniors, 5557, 8724 Perth Stadium, cost, 2969 SmartRider, terminals, faults, 1422 seniors, 8621 Public Transport Authority Aboriginal liaison officers, 112 bus routes, 5684 buses, out of service, 110 employees, 4500 equipment inspectors, 113 ferry services, 2980 incidents reported, train stations, 5008 infringement notices, 4498 light rail, Yagan Square, (answer advice 2133) 2289 overcharges, 1422 paid parking technology, 6582 school bus services Busselton–Dunsborough, 3875 (correction of answer 4147) speeding, 4504 SmartParker system, 2278 rail lines Armadale, red signals, 1424 Butler extension budget, 1379 capital cost for capacity, 8726 care and maintenance, 5552 disruptions Armadale, 2411, 6255 Armadale and Midland, peak-hour services, 1840 Armadale and Thornlie, 98, 1409, 2965, 3476, 3872, 4503, 5008 Fremantle, 2411 Joondalup, 2426, 3871, 4502, 4982, 4999, 5008, 7122 Joondalup and Mandurah, 99, 103, 108, 1378, 1390, 3872, 6239, 6255, 8895 Mandurah, 1390, 2410, 3873, 6257 Midland, 108 Midland and Fremantle, 1409 Thornlie, 3872, 5009 Forrestfield–Airport Link car park, 1275 High Wycombe station, 1271 land acquisition, 6577 station upgrades, 2978 train stations, 2126 Kewdale–Fremantle freight, 3871 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 97

TRANSPORT (continued) Council (continued) rail lines (continued) Pinjarra, derailment, 1842 tier 2, network lessee commitment, 34 tier 3 freight closure, road upgrades, 2126; removal, 7085 rail network Brookfield Rail agency information, 87 timber railway sleepers, 85 Claisebrook rail yard, 114, 6988 daily average passenger boardings, 1842 Mandurah depot, sea containers, 1436 train disruption, 99 railcars A and B-series, services, 2976 A-series in service, 4502 out of service, 1423 peak times, (answer advice 3319) 3732 reliability target, 3472 reviews, 3473 B-series heritage rail lines, 2978 peak times, (answer advice 3319) 3731 reliability target, 3471 C-series, request for information, 6856 Mandurah depot wash facility, 1426 stowage, Perth Stadium, 2969, 4499 Redlion Bus and Coach Company chemicals, 1417, 1629 complaints, 1420 contract, 1412, 1419, 4497 driver training and assessment, 1629 forklift operation, 1417 incident, Esperance SHS, 1410 inspections and audits, 1409, 1421, 1628 leaking fuel facility, 1415 occupational health and safety, 1411, 1627 (supplementary information 3584), 1630, 1845, 4503 unsafe driving behaviour, 1625, 4496 vehicles, 4496 work experience students, 1418 road safety Beaufort–Walcott Streets intersection, Mt Lawley, 3316, 3574 legislation, 5302 Scott Street–Great Eastern Highway intersection, Greenmount, 3579, 4620 straying livestock, 107 roads Albany Highway, Mt Barker, traffic counts, 4633 Albany ring road project, 1436, 3475 Bencubbin–Kellerberrin Road, 3428 Brearley Avenue, Belmont, closure, 8458 (answer advice 8460) Coolup East Bridge, 7432 Curtin Avenue and Stirling Highway, North Fremantle, 9038 realignment, 8722, 9032 East Wanneroo Road Network study, 111 Forrest Highway, invasive weeds (answer advice 1161) Garrett Road Bridge, 31, 1276 Great Eastern Highway, Bakers Hill, 6211 Great Northern Highway roadworks, 6853; Bindi Bindi curves, 519 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 98 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

TRANSPORT (continued) Council (continued) roads (continued) Hosken Street–North West Central Highway intersection, Geraldton, 1820, 6110, 7546 Kwinana and Mitchell Freeways, hourly vehicle volume, 2005 Kwinana Freeway Manning Road on-ramp, 2979 on-ramp line marking trial, 4501 livestock on roads, 5010 Lord Street upgrade, 6576, 9145 Mitchell Freeway average traffic speeds, (answer advice 6861) 6997 extension, 2593, 4981 peak-time traffic, 3469, 5173 North West Coastal Highway, Geraldton, speed limit, 8879 Perth Freight Link AECOM, 5303 business case, 5152, 6691, 8474 emissions, 5415, 6734 Fremantle Port, 7089, 8875 High Street upgrade, 4499 intermodal terminal, 4263, 4618 Keeping our Kids Safe campaign, 5414 land acquisition, 3715, 4939, 5683 Matusik Property Insights report, 9030 Muchea–Fremantle, 5299 (answer advice 5306) offset land, 2126 p. 4918 Roe Highway, 5300 (answer advice 5306), 5408 stage 2, 6980 stage 3, 6108 state budget, 6587 state government contribution, 5158 Quairading–Cunderdin Road, 1590 Quill Way, Henderson, speed limit, 6855 Reid Highway–Malaga Drive overpass, provision for rail, 7123 Roe Highway stage 8 Aboriginal Cultural Material Committee, 6691 Aboriginal heritage surveys, 5548, 9434 advertising, 5788 notices of intention to take land, 8255 p. 5387 safety campaigns, 6430 traffic modelling, 989, 1806, 2810 Whitaker, Dr Chris, Freedom of Information Act, s. 5691 Seventh Avenue bridge, Maylands, 4471 South Coast Highway, Shire of Denmark, 4260 South Western Highway, 4505 straying livestock, Kimberley, 2422 Tonkin Highway, Jarrahdale extension, 4502, 5681 Toodyay Road, 990, 4260 Treendale bridge, 4979 Wanneroo Road intersections, grade separation, 5686 Wubin bypass, 7426, 7540 Roads to Recovery funding, south west local governments, 2963 Roelands road train assembly area, 2917, 3147, 4940 (answer advice 5160), 5415 school bus services Brookfield Estate, Margaret River, 2129 North Yunderup–Pinjarra, 35 special, passenger numbers, 1944 school electronic speed zone signs, 1157, 1279, 2915, 3426, 4989 south Bullsbrook intermodal terminal, 6982 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 99

TRANSPORT (continued) Council (continued) South West Coachlines, wheelchairs, 2962 South Western Highway, run-off-road crashes, 260 taxi services dispatch services, 8877, 8880, 9040 drivers, police charges, 3875 green paper, 3469 industry services standards, quarterly reports, 8882 London-style cabs, wheelchair pilot project, 5158, 8728 multipurpose cabs driver training, 7857 wheelchair safety, 6437 private owners, 3146 taxi user subsidy scheme, 4945, 5153, 5302 Uber enforcement action, 2277 smart phone app, 5157 taxi service, 2589, 5964 Third Avenue Bridge, Mt Lawley, 4266 train services Australind, 4987, 9203 AvonLink, 2372, 7852, 9526 late-night, 518; passenger numbers, 29 MerredinLink, 4987 Midland line, 1821 Prospector, 4988 regional, cost per passenger, 9202 suburban, Claisebrook depot, 7858 suspected fire investigation, 4499 time between trains, 2961 train stations Airport West station, 2977 Bull Creek, 6202, 7089 Butler, car park cameras, 5783, 5961, 6204, 6696, 7306 Daglish, power line, 2007 Edgewater, SmartRider terminal, 4497, 7123 Forrestfield High Wycombe, taking order, 8876, 9431 location, 4982 private land, 5965 parking infringements, 3868, 4012 Perth Underground elevators, 1834, 1836, 2371, 3878, 4982 mobile phone coverage (answer advice 7293) 7867 platform access, 1836 SmartRider terminals, 1631, 1838 taxi ranks, 1425 Transperth buses brake issues, 109 drivers, 110 fleet, 2008 injured passengers, 3327 SmartRider machines, 109 deleveraging options, ANZ Bank, 5960 ferries, 2980 South Yunderup, 5962, 6697 Transwa Australind, privilege card, 4504 bus service, Perth–Mukinbudin, 3876 road coaches, 3316 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 100 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

TRANSPORT (continued) Council (continued) vehicles commercial, 5785 (answer advice 5794, 6440), 6109, 6434 unregistered, infringement notices, 6730 TREASURY AND FINANCE Assembly 2015–16 federal budget, state impact, 4526 2015–16 state budget credit rating, 4349 Department for Child Protection and Family Support, 3181 education, 3885 household fees and charges, 4034 operating deficit, 2846 Aboriginal employees, payroll tax rebate, 5085 asset sales program Keystart loan book, 9080 Perth Market Authority, 5449 Utah Point, 1444 China–Australia Free Trade Agreement, 6013 Department of Finance 2014–15 Annual Report on State Finances, 7034, 7038 Australian Disability Enterprises, government procurement, ms. 654 Building Management and Works, school construction program, ms. 420 Cathedral and Treasury Precinct, ms. 1847 Department of Housing, office relocation, 3187 FESA House, stamp duty, 3080 government departments and agencies, 10-year office accommodation plan, 4438 Governor Stirling SHS, infrastructure, g. 1183 GovNext-ICT program, information and communications technology, ms. 8766 Kununurra courthouse, construction, 2227 major government accommodation, Perth metropolitan area, 1544 Office of the Premier and Cabinet Room, property and asset management services, 4427 Diploma and Colliers, 1543 primary producers, land tax exemption, 671 red tape reduction, government technology-based strategies, ms. 8635 regulatory gatekeeping and reform units, 4433 regulatory reform program, ms. 4648 Repeal Week, “2015 Report Card: Red Tape Reduction”, ms. 8302 state debt, Premier’s comments, 7033 Sunset Hospital site, 4040 Department of Treasury 2008–14 public balance accounts, 2523 2015–16 state budget, royalties revenue, 2171 Department of Housing, Goldmaster Enterprises Pty Ltd, 2168 employment figures, 5361 FESA House, stamp duty, 3080 Fremantle Port, privatisation, 6627 internal gifts and benefits policy, 2507 no-fault insurance scheme, Treasury green paper, 3372 public–private partnerships government guidelines, 3091 public schools, 2545, 2759 state economy, 4691 employment figures, 459 goods and services tax agreement, online transactions, 5360 state share, 1442, 7335, 7593 GovHack 2015, 6016 home indemnity insurance risk-sharing agreement, QBE Insurance, 2021 Insurance Commission of Western Australia, vehicle purchase, 6399 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 101

TREASURY AND FINANCE (continued) Assembly (continued) Land Tax Assessment Act, public statutory authorities, ms. 5013 land tax increases, g. 8149 local government amalgamations, cost, 132 major construction projects, employment, 1757 Metro Area Express project, federal funding, 7148 Office of the Government Chief Information Officer, establishment, ms. 7312 Osprey Key worker village, Fleetwood Corporation, 1218, 1447, 1449 Perth Stadium costs, 4888 design, build, finance and maintain contract, 4526 lease interest rate, 8379 Westadium contract, interest payments, 8925 Plan to Reinvigorate Regulatory Reform, ms. 6875 public sector construction projects, 1756 employees, accrued leave, 6388 Quadriplegic Centre of WA, Greg Evans, 1224 Roe Highway stage 8, federal funding, 7944 royalties for regions program, contracts Albany Health Campus, 3262 Broome SHS, 3097 Broome West Kimberley Trade Training Centre, 3104 Busselton Health Campus, 3261 Carnarvon Health Campus, 3101 Carnarvon SHS, 3097 Denmark SHS, 3094 Derby District HS, 3098 Durack Institute of Technology Centre for Resource Sector Workforce Training, 3101, 3102 Esperance Health Campus, 3100 Esperance PS, 3098 Hedland SHS, 3096 Kalgoorlie–Boulder Community HS, 3099 Karratha Health Campus, 3262 Karratha SHS, 3096 Kununurra Courthouse, 3105 Narrogin SHS, 3095 Pilbara Institute, South Hedland and Karratha Campus, 3103 remote Indigenous health clinics, 3099 small hospital and nursing post refurbishment, 3100 Training Derby extension and workshop facilities, 3103 royalty review, gold sector, s. 1216 select committee into state debt — removal of notice, 1452 seniors local government rates rebate, 6386 state finances 2015–16 federal budget, Treasury analysis, 3616 asset sales electricity network, 4889 Perth Market Authority, 4889 budget deficit, 2657 credit rating, 2656 economy, credit rating, 810, 2440 expense growth, 3185 Loan Bill 2015, 2655, 2985 net debt, government expenses, 2845 state government, information and communications technology reform, ms. 1637 telecommunications expansion, 3617 Water Corporation strategic development plan, price increases, 221 water rates, 4197 Western Power, privatisation, 2851; Treasurer’s comments, 4350 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 102 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

TREASURY AND FINANCE (continued) Council Crown Perth, international commission business tax, 2807 Department of Education, public sector workforce renewal policy, 517 Department of Finance 151 Royal Street, East Perth, 4142 Building Management and Works, project bank accounts, 5787, 6436 chief information officer, office of the, 1806 common-use agreement, 3143 government office accommodation, Joondalup, 5788 Lot 302 Iris Avenue, Dalkeith, 861 Sunset Hospital site, 4142 Department of Housing Fremantle relocation, 989 Keystart, loan guarantee fee, 5296 Department of Treasury Public Sector Workforce Renewal Policy agency calculations and exemptions, 2428 development and advice, 2960 front-line employees, 2428 implementation, written advice, 33 Metro Area Express light rail modelling, 7083 staff classifications, 2808 Treasurer, Infrastructure Partnerships Australia, conference, 6429 Treasury projects, subcontractors, 33 Utah Point, Kwinana Bulk Terminal and Canning Vale Markets, 3145 FASD report, government response, 9382 Fremantle Ports, privatisation, 3993, 4146 goods and services tax, online purchases, 6102 Government Employees Superannuation Board, employee portfolio options, 7429 Governor Stirling SHS, oval, 981 home indemnity insurance, QBE Insurance, 4140 Karratha Health Campus, 2911; construction, 124 Lot 302 Iris Avenue, Dalkeith, 986 no-fault insurance scheme, 3829; Treasury green paper, 3142 Perth Children’s Hospital, John Holland Group Pty Ltd, 7309, 7544, 7686, 7691, 8263, 8457, 8878 Perth Market Authority, board membership, 9143 Perth Stadium job creation, 3825 Westadium contract, 9034 prisons, Economic Regulation Authority inquiry, 641 projects, subcontractors, 1423 Revenue Laws Amendment Bill 2015, 7539 schools, public–private partnerships, facilities management, 7543 seniors concession funding, 747 staff, Robert Taylor, 4140 state finances, Loan Bill 2015, 4258 targeted voluntary separation scheme, savings, 3823 Taxation Legislation Amendment Bill (No. 2) 2014, p. 14 third party insurance fund, 2279 no-fault catastrophic injury cover, 2917 TRETHOWAN, FATHER ANTHONY Assembly condolence motion, 4789 – U – UNIFORM LEGISLATION AND STATUTES REVIEW, STANDING COMMITTEE ON Assembly “Review of the Planning and Development (Development Assessment Panels) Regulations 2011”, erratum, 6181 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 103

UNIFORM LEGISLATION AND STATUTES REVIEW, STANDING COMMITTEE ON (continued) Council eighty-eighth report, “Succession to the Crown Bill 2014” — tabling, 17 eighty-ninth report, “Gene Technology (Western Australia) Bill 2014” — tabling, 848 ninetieth report, “Planning and Development (Development Assessment Panels) Regulations 2011 — Extension of Reporting Time” — tabling and adoption, 1247 ninety-first report, “Rail Safety National Law (WA) Bill 2014” — tabling, 1917 ninety-second report, “Directors’ Liability Reform Bill 2015” — tabling, 2352 ninety-third report, “Review of the Planning and Development (Development Assessment Panels) Regulations 2011” — tabling, 5763; motion, 6849, 7271, 7677, 8443 ninety-fourth report, “Correction to Report 93: Review of the Planning and Development (Development Assessment Panels) Regulations 2011” — tabling, 6082 ninety-fifth report, “Co-operatives Amendment Bill 2015 — Extension of Time” — tabling, 9124; motion, 9124, 9406 appointment, Hon Samantha Rowe, 5420 resignation, Hon Amber-Jade Sanderson, 5420 – V – VALUATION OF LAND AMENDMENT BILL 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 893 introduction and first reading, 1016 second reading, 1016, 2036; in reply, 2050 declaration as urgent, 2035 consideration in detail, 2053–2056 third reading, 2056 returned, with amendment, 3386 Council’s amendment – consideration in detail, 3386 Assent, 4016 Council receipt and first reading, 2253 second reading, 2253, 2894; in reply, 2896 committee, 2897 report, 3151 third reading, 3288 Assembly’s message, amendment agreed to, 3321 assent, 3963 VETERANS Assembly Anzac centenary commemorations Bunbury 10th Light Horse Troop, s. 1879 Gallipoli landing, 1444 notice of motion, 2445; motion, 2638 ANZAC House, redevelopment, ms. 8045 Gallipoli campaign, Lemnos, s. 2844 Legacy Week, ms. 6738 Royle, Paul Gordon, tribute, ms. 5994 The Waler: Australia’s Great War Horse, s. 2324 Vietnam Veterans Day, ms. 5447 Western Australian Victoria Cross and George Cross recipients, ms. 2637 White, James Mungo, s. 5731 World War I, equestrian contribution, s. 7902 World War II, Victory in the Pacific Day, ms. 5447 Council Anzac Day commemoration, Gallipoli — motion, 2765; s. 2816 Battle for Australia Day, s. 5821 National Anzac Centre, Albany — motion, 2775 Operation Slipper commemoration, s. 1988 Second World War, surrender anniversary, s. 3324 Vietnam Veterans Day, s. 5445 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 104 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

– W – WATER Assembly 2008–14 annual concessions, 3399 2015–16 state budget, infill sewerage program, 2992 Aquasol, supply restrictions, 6344 average monthly water bill (answer advice 6486) 7211 Beechboro water mains, 5122 Bunbury Water, supply restrictions, 6344 bushfire-prone areas, water supply, ms. 8046 Busselton Water, supply restrictions, 6343 Department of Water industrial connections, 2516 North Dandalup dam, 4689 residential connections, 2517 Water Online, 8507 farmlands water scheme, 5357 Forest Products Commission, sandalwood, ms. 655 investigations, Murchison area, 1033 irrigation agriculture, Pilbara, 7736 sorghum cropping trial, 2025 Jandakot water mound, boundary review, 4786 Kalgoorlie–Boulder, City of, supply restrictions, 6343 Kelsall, Ken, tribute, ms. 1011 Mundaring water treatment plant, public–private partnership, 4852 Northcliffe, supply, 8023 “Our north, our future: White paper for developing northern Australia”, federal government paper, 4813 Perth and interconnected system, droughtproofing, 3543 (answer advice 3379), 3623; Minister for Water’s claims, 7733 quality complaints, 1699 (answer advice 1450) ruptured water mains, metropolitan area, 6937 Serpentine Pipehead Dam, supply pipe, Jarrahdale, 8388 service providers, connections, 2547, 2558, 3400 sewage spills, metropolitan area, (answer advice 6635) 6937 small-town services, 948 water bill rebates and concessions, 6345 Water Corporation 2015 annual report, 6625 asset investment program, projects, 8385 asset sale program, 816 chairman, RCR Tomlinson, 5851 concessions and late payment of bills, 1718 customer water flow restrictions, 4409 employees acquisition group, 5123 Aroona alliance unit, 5116 asset management unit, 5114 board and ministerial liaison unit, 5125 business services group, 5123 capital investment unit, 5112 contracts unit, 7214 corporate strategy unit, 5122 customer centre unit, 5120 customer engagement unit, 5120 development services unit, 5112 drinking water quality unit, 5118 engineering and construction services unit, (answer advice 7043) 7212 environmental and Aboriginal affairs unit, 7213 field services unit, 5115 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 105

WATER (continued) Assembly (continued) Water Corporation (continued) employees (continued) financial management unit, 5122 Goldfields and agricultural region unit, 5119 great southern region unit, 5118 human resources unit, (answer advice 7043) 7212 information services unit, 7213 infrastructure design unit, 5111 infrastructure markets unit, 5121 infrastructure planning unit, 5113 internal communications unit, 5120 legal services unit, 5122 mechanical and electrical services unit, 5111 metropolitan customer services group, 5123 mid west region unit, 5119 ministerial, board and ministerial liaison unit, 5126 north west region unit, 5120 occupational health and safety unit, (answer advice 7043) 7212 operational assurance unit, 5115 operations centre unit, 5117 Perth region alliance unit, 5115 planning and capability group, 5123 pricing and evaluation unit, 5121 procurement and property unit, 7213 project management unit, 5111 regional customer services group, 5124, 5736 risk and assurance unit, 5121 service delivery unit, 5118 south west region unit, 5119 technology and energy management unit, 7213 wastewater quality unit, 5117 water efficiency projects unit, 5112 water industry policy unit, 5112 engineering and construction services, 4409, 7513 hardship utility grant scheme, 1226, 8394 job losses, 1658 Minnivale reservoir, asbestos, 7903, 7908, 7949, 8188, 8506; ms. 8303 overdue account interest charges, 1, (answer advice 6486) 7212 RCR Tomlinson, 6014; mpi. 6751 rental and owner customers, 3400 revenue, wastewater services, 4427 risk level budgetary constraints, 6809 corporate brand protection, 6809 corporate objectives, 6809 data integrity, 6809 excessive water loss, 6809 future drainage position, 6809 risk level, government policy change, (answer advice 6635) 6808 supply restrictions, (answer advice 6486) 6808 volume of water lost, (answer advice 6635) 6808 “Strategic Development Plan” asset and efficiency measures, 601 (answer advice 312) dam safety projects, 601 facilities measures, 601 information technology projects, 602 irrigation and drainage measures, 602 metro wastewater plants, 602 ministerial approval, 3104 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 106 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

WATER (continued) Assembly (continued) Water Corporation (continued) “Strategic Development Plan” (continued) minor water and wastewater measures, 603 Mundaring water treatment plant, 948 operational information and control measures, 603 pressure management measures, 603 price increases, 221 project restrictions, 948 regional wastewater plants, 603 sewer renewal projects, 604 water growth projects, 602 water mains, 605 water production and storage, 605 water treatment plant, Ballajura, 220 Water for Food program Gascoyne projects, 3768 Mowanjum, centre-pivot irrigation, 7332 ms. 655 royalties for regions program, 673 Seizing the Opportunity Agriculture initiative, 5599 water levels, Lake Goollelal, g. 3342 Water Resources Management Bill, drafting, ms. 1848 water restrictions, noncompliance investigations, 2220 water service charge rebate, (answer advice 6636) 7214 Wellington Dam, water quality, 5855 Council agricultural land, West Kimberley, 8758 asbestos water mains, 1946 bimonthly billing, annual savings, 2981 Department of Water desalination plant, Collie–Wellington Basin, 96 domestic garden bores, 871, 1413 farmlands water scheme, 7856, 8262 (answer advice 8264) fire hydrants, state network, 9035 Gnangara sustainability strategy study, 1422 groundwater, Buru Energy, Yulleroo wells, (answer advice 8627) 8474 headworks charges, Ellenbrook, 8622 irrigation intensive, agriculture, 7128, 7130 projects, Kimberley and Pilbara, (answer advice 5306) 5312 Lyngbya majuscule, Roebuck Bay, Broome, 3733 pay by instalment applications, south west region, 4643 Perth northern pipeline project, 5298 residential property connections, 1273 sewerage pressure main, Treendale, 1275 stage 5 water restrictions, Denmark, 1157 Water Corporation bimonthly billings, 1597, 1944 bridge repairs, Shire of Harvey, 1271 Denmark River dam reverse osmosis units, 3824 Ellenbrook water tanks, 639 engineering and construction services, privatisation, 6105 (supplementary information 7290) “leak allowance”, 3434 Harris Dam, 7852 heritage survey, Buttress Hill Tank site, (answer advice) 9257 Minnivale reservoir, asbestos, 8259 (answer advice 8264), 9433 RCR Tomlinson, 5417, 5781, 6106, 6858, 8459 sponsorship, regional WA, 9256 staff, 116, 861, 4297; redundancies, 2378 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015] 107

WATER (continued) Council (continued) Water Corporation (continued) sustainability unit, 4470 (answer advice 4478) tank sites tender, 5551 Utakarra sewerage infrastructure, 3722 wastewater services, 3429 water supply, 638 Water for Food program, Mowanjum, 2971, 4475 West Kimberley, 8759 Waterwise Towns program, 4945 Wellington Dam, 8726 WESTERN AUSTRALIAN HEALTH PROMOTION FOUNDATION BILL 2015 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 3893 introduction and first reading, 4017 second reading, 4017 appropriation, 4408 second reading, 5343, 5362, 5473; in reply, 5485 consideration in detail, 5492–5517, 5706–5711, 5719–5730, 5742–5752, 6127–6152, 6166–6171 third reading, 6660; in reply, 6664 Council receipt and first reading, 6669 second reading, 6669 WOMEN’S INTERESTS Assembly 2015 International Women’s Day, ms. 882 Anna Stewart Memorial Project, participants, s. 6625 Forrestfield Future Women Leaders, s. 4188 Fremantle Women’s Health Centre, International Women’s Day celebrations, s. 1878 judiciary positions, 4410 portfolio update, ms. 5696 Sex Discrimination Commissioner, Elizabeth Broderick, retirement, s. 5352 state government boards and committees, 3662, 4228, 4449, 4571 training and workforce development scholarship program, non-traditional industries, ms. 7447 Warrawee Women’s Refuge, 3495 Western Australian women’s economic standing, g. 1187 women’s consultative forums, ms. 4790, 9048 Zonta Club of Perth Northern Suburbs, s. 5730 WORKSAFE see “Commerce” and “Mines and Petroleum” – Y – YOUTH Assembly drug convictions, 228 emergency departments presentations, 223 alcohol and drugs, 224 incarcerations adult facilities, 223 Indigenous, 226 numbers, 225 youth facilities, 226 National Youth Awards, ms. 1182 National Youth Week, Georgie Carey, ambassador, ms. 9047 Premier’s Under 25 Outstanding Citizen Award, Sian Dooley, s. 1879 public transport, outstanding fines, 225, 227 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 108 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2015]

YOUTH (continued) Assembly (continued) secondary and tertiary education enrolments, 358 suicide, 222 Swan View Youth Centre, Queen’s Scout Award, s. 1216 unemployment rates, 222 WA Youth Work Awards, s. 8178 work readiness pilot program, 2171 Council Western Australian YMCA Youth Parliament, 4495 ______

g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement