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Legislative Assembly New South Wales Legislative Assembly PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES (HANSARD) Fifty-Sixth Parliament First Session Thursday, 21 June 2018 Authorised by the Parliament of New South Wales TABLE OF CONTENTS Documents ................................................................................................................................................. 1 Auditor-General ..................................................................................................................................... 1 Reports ............................................................................................................................................... 1 Bills ............................................................................................................................................................ 1 Forestry Legislation Amendment Bill 2018 .......................................................................................... 1 Returned ............................................................................................................................................. 1 Criminal Legislation Amendment (Child Sexual Abuse) Bill 2018 ...................................................... 1 Returned ............................................................................................................................................. 1 Forestry Legislation Amendment Bill 2018 .......................................................................................... 1 Consideration in Detail ...................................................................................................................... 1 Residential Tenancies Amendment (Social Housing) Bill 2018 ........................................................... 2 First Reading ...................................................................................................................................... 2 Second Reading Speech ..................................................................................................................... 2 Crimes Amendment (Misconduct in Public Office and Other Matters) Bill 2018 ................................ 5 First Reading ...................................................................................................................................... 5 Second Reading Speech ..................................................................................................................... 5 Public Finance and Audit Amendment (State-funded Private Entities) Bill 2018 ................................ 8 First Reading ...................................................................................................................................... 8 Second Reading Speech ..................................................................................................................... 8 Appropriation Bill 2018 ......................................................................................................................... 8 Appropriation (Parliament) Bill 2018 .................................................................................................... 8 NSW Generations Funds Bill 2018........................................................................................................ 8 State Revenue Legislation Amendment Bill 2018 ................................................................................. 8 Snowy Hydro Legacy Fund Bill 2018 ................................................................................................... 8 Second Reading Debate ..................................................................................................................... 8 Third Reading .................................................................................................................................. 12 Budget ...................................................................................................................................................... 12 Budget Estimates and Related Papers 2018-2019 ............................................................................... 12 Bills .......................................................................................................................................................... 12 Environmental Planning and Assessment Amendment (Moratorium and Restrictions on Recovering Energy from Waste) Bill 2018 ........................................................................................................................... 12 Second Reading Debate ................................................................................................................... 12 Motions .................................................................................................................................................... 19 Deafblind Awareness Week ................................................................................................................. 19 School Maintenance Funding .............................................................................................................. 26 Affordable Housing ............................................................................................................................. 28 Visitors ..................................................................................................................................................... 33 Visitors ................................................................................................................................................. 33 Motions .................................................................................................................................................... 33 Affordable Housing ............................................................................................................................. 33 TABLE OF CONTENTS—continuing Bills .......................................................................................................................................................... 34 Modern Slavery Bill 2018 .................................................................................................................... 34 Messages .......................................................................................................................................... 34 Visitors ..................................................................................................................................................... 34 Visitors ................................................................................................................................................. 34 Question Time .......................................................................................................................................... 34 State Asset Privatisation ...................................................................................................................... 34 Visitors ..................................................................................................................................................... 35 Visitors ................................................................................................................................................. 35 Question Time .......................................................................................................................................... 35 State Budget ......................................................................................................................................... 35 Tweed Hospital .................................................................................................................................... 37 State Infrastructure ............................................................................................................................... 39 Public School Air Conditioning ........................................................................................................... 40 Regional Infrastructure ........................................................................................................................ 41 Chemical Contamination ..................................................................................................................... 44 Smartphones and Cyberbullying .......................................................................................................... 45 State Budget and Climate Change ....................................................................................................... 46 Transport Infrastructure ....................................................................................................................... 47 Committees .............................................................................................................................................. 52 Standing Committee on Parliamentary Privilege and Ethics ............................................................... 52 Reports ............................................................................................................................................. 52 Documents ............................................................................................................................................... 53 NSW Ombudsman ............................................................................................................................... 53 Reports 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