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FORTY-NINTH PARLIAMENT JANUARY-DECEMBER 1998 INDEX QON—Questions on Notice PAGE NOS DATE 1-107 ...3 March 1998 10 FORTY-NINTH PARLIAMENT JANUARY-DECEMBER 1998 INDEX QON—Questions on Notice PAGE NOS DATE PAGE NOS DATE 1-107 . 3 March 1998 2775-2806 . 10 November 1998(QON) 109-219 . 4 March 1998 2807-2935 . 10 November 1998 221-319 . 5 March 1998 2937-3065 . 11 November 1998 321-408 . 17 March 1998 3067-3154 . 12 November 1998 409-511 . 18 March 1998 3155-3245 . 17 November 1998 513-637 . 19 March 1998 3247-3368 . 18 November 1998 639-688 . 21 April 1998(QON) 3369-3484 . 19 November 1998 689-778 . 21 April 1998 3487-3583 . 31 December 1998(QON) 779-860 . 22 April 1998 861-927 . 23 April 1998 929-980 . 12 May 1998(QON) 981-1065 . 12 May 1998 1067-1177 . 13 May 1998 1179-1225 . 14 May 1998 1227-1277 . 19 May 1998(QON) 1279-1323 . 19 May 1998 1333-1341 . 28 July 1998 1343-1349 . 29 July 1998 1351-1515 . 30 July 1998 1517-1606 . 4 August 1998 1607-1698 . 5 August 1998 1699-1794 . 6 August 1998 1795-1885 . 25 August 1998 1887-1979 . 26 August 1998 1981-2128 . 27 August 1998 2129-2149 . 15 September 1998(QON) 2151-2207 . 15 September 1998 2209-2308 . 16 September 1998 2309-2414 . 17 September 1998 2415-2471 . 18 September 1998 2473-2494 . 20 October 1998(QON) 2495-2587 . 20 October 1998 2589-2680 . 21 October 1998 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY Index January-December 1998 Abbott, Mr B., 995, 1001. ABC Enterprises, 1237. Aboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders— Aborigines Welfare Fund Branch, 954. Auditor-General's reports, 1611, 1625. Career Aspirations Pathways Program, 1069. Councils, Funding, 1625, 3501. Economic development, 417. Health services, 934. Hunting rights, 1246. Island Industries Board, Annual report, 3253. NAIDOC Week, 1603. Out-stations program, 2501. Palm Island, Underpaid workers, 3074. Reconciliation, 1708, 1895, 2416. State Focus Reconciliation Conference, 1883. Violence, 2816. Woorabinda, Crime prevention, 1180. Acacia Ridge Police Station, 688. Adolescent Resource Worker Program, 978. Adoption of Children (Hague Convention of Intercountry Adoption) Amendment Bill, 2005. Adoptions Act, 1266. Advance Bank Integration Bill (1997), 1. Advanced Patrols, 796. Advertising— Political, 875, 884, 1078, 1079, 1081, 1200, 1300. Unauthorised, 407. Age-wise Kit, 1244, 2182. Agents and Motor Dealers Bill, 167, 194, 292. Agricultural colleges, 2801, 3388, 3493, 3548, 3569, 3570, 3571. AIDS Awareness Week, 3251. Air quality monitoring, 114, 2829. Air Services Australia, 1710. Airtrain Citylink, 780, 1248. Aitken, Mr T., 3553. Alligator Creek, Construction of school, 3521. Ambulance Service— Appliances, 2799. Board, 665. Budget, 3377. Cleveland, 2221. Kooralbyn, Conference, 1272. Pensioners, Free transport, 1629, 2140, 2147, 3377, 3560. Response times, 524, 687, 789, 1233, 1250, 2804, 3377, 3529. Seniors Card holders, Free transport, 1629, 2140, 2147, 3377, 3560. Staff levels, 2794, 3377. Subscriptions, 3560. Ambulance Service Act, 656. Amelia House, 3472. Anaconda Uranium, 1256. Anderson, Prof. D., 1256. Animal Care and Protection Bill, 3493. Animal health research, 2142. Animal Research Institute, Yeerongpilly, 1233. Index Jan-Dec 1998 4 ANTA national conference, 2781, 3524. Anthrax, 1701. Antonio, Miss R., 1173. Anzac Day, 1071, 1073. Appeal Court— Appointments, 1610. President, 1534. Apprentices and trainees, 318, 2142, 2587, 2607, 2705, 2706, 2780, 2784, 2816, 2940, 3489, 3490, 3501, 3503, 3508, 3513, 3524, 3526, 3539, 3540, 3541, 3559, 3560, 3567, 3568, 3569, 3570, 3579. Appropriation Bill (No. 2) (1997), 1, 2. Appropriation Bill (May 1998), 1216, 1183, 1288, 1314, 2165. Appropriation Bill (September 1998), 2199, 2331, 2389, 2433, 2612, 2640, 2707, 2807. Appropriation (Parliament) Bill (No. 2 ) (1997), 1, 2. Appropriation (Parliament) Bill (May 1998), 1215, 1183, 1288, 1314, 2165. Appropriation (Parliament) Bill (September 1998), 2199, 2331, 2389, 2433, 2612, 2640, 2707, 2807. AQRM, Exploration permit, 1070. Aquaculture, 2777. Archerfield electorate— Housing, Public, 951. Member, Interstate visit, 230. Unemployment, 2600. Architects Amendment Bill, 139, 557, 689. ARDILL, Leonard Arthur— Point of order, 336. Questions— Acacia Ridge Police Station, 688. Archerfield electorate, Public housing, 951. Cairns, Timber harvesting for didgeridoos, 939. Coopers Plains, Natural Resources Department land, 1251. Home help services, 1243. Louisa Creek, Coal dust, 777. Police resources, 1261. Public transport, Integrated ticketing, 1276. Railways— Management positions, 1273. Salisbury-Kuraby line, 1266. Sunlander, 1229. School students, Remedial assistance, 648. South East Freeway, Access, 666. Underground electricity lines, 974. Water resources, 777. Speeches— Century Zinc mine, 1073. Citytrain, 521. Government Owned Corporations and Other Legislation Amendment Bill, 894. Health system, 489. Interstate visit, Report, 230. Police and Other Legislation (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill, 600, 617, 618. Transport Infrastructure Amendment Bill, 1036. Water Resources Amendment Bill, 1049. Armistice Day, 2947, 2948. Arthur Gorrie Correctional Centre, 1259. Arts— Centre, 237. Champagne, Chopin and the Arts, 786. 4 Index Jan-Dec 1998 Pass the Hat Around concert tour, 3069. Public, 952, 1190. Queensland Arts Council— School Touring Program, 2500. State school performances, 2479. Arts Legislation Amendment Bill (1997), 1. Asbestos, 660. Ashgrove electorate, Building Better Schools Program, 639. Asia— Financial crisis, 113, 121, 1069, 1625, 2415. Trade with Queensland, 2176, 2415. University students, 1293. Asia-Pacific construction industry conference, 2327. Asia Pacific Design Group (Chongqing) Pty Ltd, 1789. Asian honeybee, 3564. AsiaWeek magazine, 2218. Athletes, Disabled, 1977. Atkinson Dam, 1825. Attorney-General and Minister for Justice— Members of Parliament, Representations, 3570. No-confidence motion, 332. Portfolio, State Government promises, 1245, 1309. Attorney-General Bill, 1735. ATTWOOD, Julie Maree— Questions— Age-wise Kit, 2182. Education— Centenary State High School, 2426. Montrose Special School, 1719. Numeracy resource, 2830. Fuel, Price deregulation, 1627. Goods and services tax, 3383. Legislative Assembly crest, 1813. Natural Heritage Trust, 3089. Police resources, 2518. Speeches— Appropriation (Parliament) and Appropriation Bills, 2402. Attwood, Mr R., 2128. Building and Construction Industry (Portable Long Service Leave) Amendment Bill, 2561. Dickson, Mr T., 3078. Education— Montrose Special School, 2598, 3078. Oxley Secondary College, 2598. Employment creation, 3366. Estimates Committee C, Report, 2653. Goods and services tax, 2320. Mount Ommaney electorate, Bus subsidies, 3166. Parliament, Address in Reply debate, 1578. Trading (Allowable Hours) Amendment Bill, 3346. Workplace Relations Amendment Bill, 1957. Attwood, Mr R., 2004, 2128, 2330. Auburn Road, Upgrade, 3552. Auctioneers and Agents Act, 1242. Auditor-General, Reports, 409, 517, 690, 2415, 3370. AUSTA Electric, 2820. Australian Film Industry Awards, 2812. Australian Health Care Agreement, 1890. Australian Labor Party— "Borbidge/Sheldon 100 Broken Promises" document, 244. Index Jan-Dec 1998 5 Education portfolio, Election commitments, 2148. Electoral activities, 3178. Employment creation, 125. Governments, Performance, 1011, 1301. Health portfolio, Election commitments, 2137. "Keep Left" web site, 3529. Native title, Policy, 981. New Directions, 33. Penalties and sentences legislation, Vote, 788. Policies, 33, 125, 343, 1286, 1296. TAFE Queensland, Management, 533. Thuringowa electorate, Preselection, 315. Townsville electorate— Meeting, 924. Preselection, 315. Australian Magnesium Corporation, 2123. Australian Marine Pilots Association, 319. Australian Medical Association, 2834. Automatic teller machines, 1696, 2585. Auton, Mr J., 1616. Ayr Advocate, 3391. Ayr-Dalbeg Road, 3265. Babinda, Aged care, 3090. Bajool, Explosives depot break-in, 530. Bank account debits tax, 234. Bank of Queensland, 2606. Banks, Services in rural areas, 2933. Bannikoff, Mr K., 2139, 2790, 3540. Barambah, Member, Attendance at Estimates hearings, 2749. Barcaldine, Environmental education centre, 3178. Barcoo Shire, Electricity supply, 2145, 2517, 3076. Barkly Highway, 2329. Barretts Lagoon, 3575. Barron River electorate— Electricity supply, 1260. Environmental programs, 1975. Barton, Mr A., 1176. BARTON, Thomas Alfred— Answers to questions— Beerwah Police Station, 3550. Buderim, Police Station, 2132. Burdekin Integrated Approach Model, 2608. Coolangatta Watchhouse, 2779. Corrective Services Commission— Capital works program, 3505. Drug rehabilitation programs, 2789. Legal actions for negligence, 3504. Forster, Mr P., 2483. Gold Coast Drug Council, 2789. Hanson, Ms P., Police protection, 2133. Jaywalking, 2956, 3532. Landsborough Police Station, 2134, 2798. Lotus Glen Correctional Centre, 3536. Mareeba Rotary Club, 3536. Millaa Millaa Police Station, 3572. Mudgeeraba Police Station, 2131. Nerang Police Station, 2131. One Nation Party, Police protection, 2133. Police— Beats, 3549. 6 Index Jan-Dec 1998 Body armour, 3538. Capital works program, 3505. Minister, 2607. Police for the Future, Report, 2787. Proactive Intelligence Network, 3560. Resources, 1719, 2137, 2146, 2518, 2477, 2489, 3563, 3567, 3581. Staffing model, 3573. Sunshine Coast, 2137, 2146, 2477. Thuringowa electorate, 1905, 3508. Prisons— Corporatisation, 2698. Drugs, 1539, 2140, 2230, 2775. Prisoners— Rapist, Sentence, 3532. Sentences, 2142. Sexual assault, 2701. Privatisation, 2698. Rural areas, 2488. Queensland Health Scientific Service, Evidence testing, 3509. Schoolies Week, Anti-drug initiative, 2179. Victims of Crime Association, 2700. Points
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