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Legislative Assembly New South Wales Legislative Assembly PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES (HANSARD) Fifty-Seventh Parliament First Session Thursday, 25 March 2021 Authorised by the Parliament of New South Wales TABLE OF CONTENTS Bills ......................................................................................................................................................... 6111 Civil Liability Amendment (Child Abuse) Bill 2021 ......................................................................... 6111 Second Reading Debate .................................................................................................................. 6111 NSW Jobs First Bill 2021 ................................................................................................................... 6116 First Reading ................................................................................................................................... 6116 Second Reading Speech .................................................................................................................. 6116 Canterbury Park Racecourse (Sale and Redevelopment Moratorium) Bill 2021 ............................... 6120 First Reading ................................................................................................................................... 6120 Second Reading Speech .................................................................................................................. 6120 Liquor Amendment (Right to Play Music) Bill 2020 ......................................................................... 6121 Discharge of Order of the Day and Withdrawal of Bill .................................................................. 6121 State Insurance and Care Governance Amendment (Employees) Bill 2020 ...................................... 6121 Second Reading Speech .................................................................................................................. 6121 Motions ................................................................................................................................................... 6134 Greek Independence 200th Anniversary ............................................................................................ 6134 Shoalhaven Anglican School .............................................................................................................. 6143 Announcements ...................................................................................................................................... 6144 Member for Tweed ............................................................................................................................. 6144 Member for Oxley .............................................................................................................................. 6144 Member for Lane Cove ....................................................................................................................... 6144 Member for Albury ............................................................................................................................. 6144 Photographer in the Chamber ............................................................................................................. 6144 Bills ......................................................................................................................................................... 6144 COVID-19 Legislation Amendment (Stronger Communities and Health) Bill 2021 ........................ 6144 COVID-19 Recovery Bill 2021 .......................................................................................................... 6144 Assent ............................................................................................................................................. 6144 Question Time ........................................................................................................................................ 6144 Member for Upper Hunter .................................................................................................................. 6144 Floods and Hawkesbury Electorate .................................................................................................... 6144 Member for Upper Hunter .................................................................................................................. 6146 Natural Disaster Assistance ................................................................................................................ 6146 Member for Upper Hunter .................................................................................................................. 6148 Floods and Road Infrastructure .......................................................................................................... 6148 Berejiklian Government ...................................................................................................................... 6149 State Economy .................................................................................................................................... 6150 Firearms Registry ................................................................................................................................ 6152 Floods and Emergency Services ......................................................................................................... 6153 Documents .............................................................................................................................................. 6154 Public Inquiry into Blue Mountains City Council .............................................................................. 6154 Reports ............................................................................................................................................ 6154 TABLE OF CONTENTS—continuing Unproclaimed Legislation .................................................................................................................. 6154 Committees ............................................................................................................................................. 6155 Legislative Assembly Committee on Transport and Infrastructure .................................................... 6155 Government Response: Electric buses in regional and metropolitan public transport networks in NSW .................................................................................................................................................................... 6155 Joint Standing Committee on Road Safety ......................................................................................... 6155 Reference ........................................................................................................................................ 6155 Committee on the Ombudsman, the Law Enforcement Conduct Commission and the Crime Commission ........................................................................................................................................................................ 6155 Reference ........................................................................................................................................ 6155 Standing Committee on Parliamentary Privilege and Ethics .............................................................. 6155 Membership .................................................................................................................................... 6155 Petitions .................................................................................................................................................. 6155 Petitions Received .............................................................................................................................. 6155 Private Members' Statements .................................................................................................................. 6155 Sexual Assault .................................................................................................................................... 6155 Floods and Penrith Electorate ............................................................................................................. 6156 Randwick Precinct Redevelopment .................................................................................................... 6157 Parramatta River ................................................................................................................................. 6158 Disclosure of Interests ........................................................................................................................ 6159 Health Habits ...................................................................................................................................... 6160 Electric Scooters ................................................................................................................................. 6160 Floods and Hawkesbury Electorate .................................................................................................... 6161 Taxi Industry ....................................................................................................................................... 6162 Dubbo Electorate Road Infrastructure ................................................................................................ 6163 Documents .............................................................................................................................................
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