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Minutes of Proceedings 983 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL MINUTES OF PROCEEDINGS No. 65 THURSDAY 23 JUNE 2016 Contents 1 Meeting of the House ............................................................................................................................... 985 2 Order for papers—Budget finances 2016-2017 (Formal Business) ......................................................... 985 3 Order for papers—Budget 2016-2017 (Formal Business) ....................................................................... 985 4 Reference—General Purpose Standing Committee No. 6—Inquiry into Crown land in New South Wales (Formal Business) ......................................................................................................................... 986 5 Orlando Tragedy (Formal Business) ........................................................................................................ 987 6 Ms Jo Cox MP (Formal Business) ........................................................................................................... 987 7 General Purpose Standing Committee No. 3—Take Note (Formal Business) ......................................... 988 8 Lebanese Muslim Association Iftar dinner (Formal Business) ................................................................ 988 9 Australian Middle East Media (Formal Business) ................................................................................... 989 10 Arab Council Australia Strategic Plan (Formal Business) ....................................................................... 990 11 Humane Society International Australia Award (Formal Business) ........................................................ 991 12 Independence Day of Israel (Formal Business) ........................................................................................ 991 13 Dionysios Solomos Awards (Formal Business) ....................................................................................... 992 14 Mrs Shubha Kumar (Formal Business) .................................................................................................... 994 15 Commemoration of Yom Hashoah (Formal Business) ............................................................................ 995 16 Indian Support Centre (Formal Business) ................................................................................................ 995 17 Federation of Indian Associations of New South Wales (Formal Business) ............................................ 996 18 Assyrian New Year (Formal Business) .................................................................................................... 996 19 2016 Festival of Holi (Formal Business) ................................................................................................. 997 20 Lamborghini Club Australia (Formal Business) ...................................................................................... 998 21 Australian Gynaecological Cancer Foundation Fundraising event (Formal Business) ............................ 998 22 Papers—Tabled by Minister ..................................................................................................................... 999 23 Papers—Tabled by Member ................................................................................................................... 1000 24 Petitions .................................................................................................................................................. 1000 25 Business Postponed ................................................................................................................................ 1000 26 Procedure Committee—Extention of reporting date .............................................................................. 1000 27 Special Adjournment .............................................................................................................................. 1001 28 Notices of Motions ................................................................................................................................. 1001 29 Conduct of Business—Order of Private Members’ Business................................................................. 1001 30 General Purpose Standing Committee No. 3—Report ........................................................................... 1002 31 Distinguished Visitor—Senator Lee Rhiannon ...................................................................................... 1002 984 Legislative Council Minutes No. 65—Thursday 23 June 2016 32 Steel Industry Protection Bill 2016 ........................................................................................................ 1002 33 Questions ................................................................................................................................................ 1002 34 Messages from the Legislative Assembly .............................................................................................. 1003 Cognate bills— ....................................................................................................................................... 1003 (1) Appropriation Bill 2016 ................................................................................................................... 1003 (2) Appropriation (Parliament) Bill 2016 ............................................................................................... 1003 (3) State Revenue Legislation Amendment (Budget Measures) Bill 2016 ............................................ 1003 35 Paper—Tabled by Minister .................................................................................................................... 1003 36 Committee on the Ombudsman, the Police Integrity Commission and the Crime Commission— Report .................................................................................................................................................... 1004 37 Committee on the Health Care Complaints Commission—Report ........................................................ 1004 38 Joint Standing Committee on Electoral Matters—Report ...................................................................... 1004 39 Standing Committee on Social Issues—Reference ................................................................................ 1004 40 General Purpose Standing Committee No. 4—Reference ...................................................................... 1005 41 Steel Industry Protection bill 2016 ......................................................................................................... 1005 42 Appropriation Bill 2016 ......................................................................................................................... 1006 Appropriation (Parliament) Bill 2016 .................................................................................................... 1006 State Revenue Legislation Amendment (Budget Measures) Bill 2016 .................................................. 1006 43 Adjournment .......................................................................................................................................... 1006 44 Attendance ............................................................................................................................................. 1007 985 Legislative Council Minutes No. 65—Thursday 23 June 2016 1 MEETING OF THE HOUSE The House met at 10.00 am according to adjournment. The President took the Chair and read the prayers. 2 ORDER FOR PAPERS—BUDGET FINANCES 2016-2017 (Formal Business) Mr Searle sought the leave of the House to amend private members’ business notice of motion no. 834 outside the order of precedence by omitting paragraph (2). No objection taken. Leave granted. Mr Searle moved, according to notice, as by leave amended: That, under standing order 52, there be laid upon the table of the House within 21 days of the date of passing of this resolution the following documents in the possession, custody or control of the Premier, the Treasurer, the Minister for Finance, Services and Property, NSW Treasury, the Department of Finance, Services and Innovation or the Department of Premier and Cabinet relating to the Government’s 2016-2017 budget finances: (a) any document detailing recurrent and capital estimates at agency level for the financial years 2015- 2016 (revised) to 2016-2017 inclusive, noting that printouts provided from Treasury’s Financial Information System should only be the version consistent with the 2016-2017 State Budget, (b) any document identifying uncommitted, unallocated funds or contingencies within those forward estimates, noting that printouts provided from Treasury’s Financial Information System should only be the version consistent with the 2016-2017 State Budget, (c) all estimates relating to projects included in the State Infrastructure Strategy, Metropolitan Strategy and the State Plan 2021, (d) any document showing economic and other assumptions underpinning the estimates for the financial years 2016-2017 to 2019-2020 inclusive, (e) any document identifying or qualifying risks and contingent liabilities that might impact the financial years 2015-2016 (revised) to 2018-2019 inclusive, (f) any document that relates to the state’s future financial position as revealed in the estimates, (g) any documents pertaining to 2015-2016 actual budget performance not requested elsewhere in this order, (h) all documents pertaining to revenue estimates 2016-2017 to 2019-2020 inclusive, and (i)
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