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Parliamentary Debates (Hansard) New South Wales Legislative Assembly PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES (HANSARD) Fifty-Seventh Parliament First Session Wednesday, 23 October 2019 Authorised by the Parliament of New South Wales TABLE OF CONTENTS Visitors ................................................................................................................................................. 1575 Visitors ............................................................................................................................................. 1575 Bills ...................................................................................................................................................... 1575 Fines Amendment Bill 2019 ............................................................................................................ 1575 Returned ....................................................................................................................................... 1575 Electoral Funding Amendment (Local Government Expenditure Caps) Bill 2019 ......................... 1575 First Reading ................................................................................................................................ 1575 Music Festivals Bill 2019 ................................................................................................................ 1575 Second Reading Debate ............................................................................................................... 1575 Consideration in Detail ................................................................................................................ 1583 Third Reading .............................................................................................................................. 1588 Water Supply (Critical Needs) Bill 2019 ......................................................................................... 1588 Second Reading Debate ............................................................................................................... 1588 Business of the House .......................................................................................................................... 1603 Suspension of Standing and Sessional Orders: Order of Business .................................................. 1603 Committees .......................................................................................................................................... 1603 Joint Select Committee on Sydney's Night Time Economy ............................................................ 1603 Report: Sydney's Night Time Economy ...................................................................................... 1603 Legislation Review Committee........................................................................................................ 1606 Report: Legislation Review Digest No. 7/57 ............................................................................... 1606 Bills ...................................................................................................................................................... 1607 Water Supply (Critical Needs) Bill 2019 ......................................................................................... 1607 Second Reading Debate ............................................................................................................... 1607 Visitors ................................................................................................................................................. 1614 Visitors ............................................................................................................................................. 1614 Question Time ...................................................................................................................................... 1615 Manufacturing Jobs .......................................................................................................................... 1615 TAFE NSW ...................................................................................................................................... 1616 Manufacturing Jobs .......................................................................................................................... 1618 Regional Transport and Roads ......................................................................................................... 1619 Workers Compensation Scheme ...................................................................................................... 1621 State Economy ................................................................................................................................. 1622 Mascot Towers ................................................................................................................................. 1624 Water Security ................................................................................................................................. 1624 Recycling ......................................................................................................................................... 1625 TAFE NSW ...................................................................................................................................... 1626 Documents ........................................................................................................................................... 1627 Unproclaimed Legislation ................................................................................................................ 1627 Printing of Papers ............................................................................................................................. 1627 Business of the House .......................................................................................................................... 1628 TABLE OF CONTENTS—continuing Days of Sitting 2020 ........................................................................................................................ 1628 Petitions................................................................................................................................................ 1628 Petitions Received ............................................................................................................................ 1628 Responses to Petitions...................................................................................................................... 1629 Bills ...................................................................................................................................................... 1629 Water Supply (Critical Needs) Bill 2019 ......................................................................................... 1629 Second Reading Debate ............................................................................................................... 1629 Public Interest Debate .......................................................................................................................... 1644 Climate Emergency .......................................................................................................................... 1644 Bills ...................................................................................................................................................... 1651 Gambling Legislation Amendment (Online and Other Betting) Bill 2019...................................... 1651 First Reading ................................................................................................................................ 1651 Water Supply (Critical Needs) Bill 2019 ......................................................................................... 1651 Second Reading Debate ............................................................................................................... 1651 Consideration in Detail ................................................................................................................ 1651 Third Reading .............................................................................................................................. 1657 Design and Building Practitioners Bill 2019 ................................................................................... 1657 First Reading ................................................................................................................................ 1657 Second Reading Speech ............................................................................................................... 1657 Private Members' Statements ............................................................................................................... 1666 Blacktown Relay for Life................................................................................................................. 1666 Parramatta Speedway ....................................................................................................................... 1667 Hugh Mitchell .................................................................................................................................. 1668 Northern Districts Local Business Awards ...................................................................................... 1669 Taxi Licences ..................................................................................................................................
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