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Legislative Assembly New South Wales Legislative Assembly PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES (HANSARD) Fifty-Sixth Parliament First Session Tuesday, 15 May 2018 Authorised by the Parliament of New South Wales TABLE OF CONTENTS Presiding Officers ...................................................................................................................................... 1 Absence of the Speaker .......................................................................................................................... 1 Private Members' Statements ..................................................................................................................... 1 Epping Bulls Junior Cricket Club .......................................................................................................... 1 Visitors ....................................................................................................................................................... 2 Visitors ................................................................................................................................................... 2 Private Members' Statements ..................................................................................................................... 2 Tribute to Thomas "Tom" Shiner .......................................................................................................... 2 Oxley Electorate Events ......................................................................................................................... 3 Inverell White Ribbon Community ....................................................................................................... 4 Visitors ....................................................................................................................................................... 5 Visitors ................................................................................................................................................... 5 Private Members' Statements ..................................................................................................................... 5 Member for Prospect.............................................................................................................................. 5 Make Rent Fair Campaign ..................................................................................................................... 6 Castle Hill Electorate Infrastructure ...................................................................................................... 6 Kembla Grange Prison Proposal ............................................................................................................ 7 Tribute to William Robin Galvin, OAM................................................................................................ 9 Israel Independence Day Seventieth Anniversary ................................................................................. 9 Bathurst Electorate Infrastructure ........................................................................................................ 10 Child Protection ................................................................................................................................... 11 Kiama Electorate Anzac Day Commemorations ................................................................................. 11 Community Recognition Statements ....................................................................................................... 13 Bankstown Bulls Rugby League Club ................................................................................................. 13 Wingham Riverside Reserve................................................................................................................ 13 Riding for the Disabled Association .................................................................................................... 13 Luddenham Show ................................................................................................................................ 13 Fairfield High School Our Faces Our Stories ...................................................................................... 13 Homicide Victims' Support Group ...................................................................................................... 14 The Voice Contestant Ricky Nifo ......................................................................................................... 14 Ensemble Theatre Sixtieth Anniversary .............................................................................................. 14 Zonta Club of Hunter Newcastle ......................................................................................................... 14 Scout Leader Bob Rosser Retirement .................................................................................................. 14 Wyong Electorate Performing Arts ..................................................................................................... 15 Australia My Country Competition ..................................................................................................... 15 Campbelltown Camden District Cricket Club ..................................................................................... 15 Seaforth Public School ......................................................................................................................... 15 Central Coast Disability Network ........................................................................................................ 15 Manning Base Hospital Midwifery Services ....................................................................................... 16 Maitland Regional Museum ................................................................................................................. 16 TABLE OF CONTENTS—continuing Hammondville Way2live Cafe ............................................................................................................ 16 Campbelltown Electorate St Vincent De Paul Nagle Centre ............................................................... 16 Temora Girl Guides Eightieth Anniversary ......................................................................................... 17 St Merkorious Charity Group .............................................................................................................. 17 Tribute to Denise Dagen ...................................................................................................................... 17 Kariong Neighbourhood Centre ........................................................................................................... 17 St Ives Football Club Emin Rufati Tribute Day .................................................................................. 17 Rutherford Barber John Quinton ......................................................................................................... 18 Taree Rotary Club Youth Ambassador Marylyn Sendah .................................................................... 18 Visitors ..................................................................................................................................................... 18 Visitors ................................................................................................................................................. 18 Commemorations ..................................................................................................................................... 18 Centenary of First World War ............................................................................................................. 18 Governor .................................................................................................................................................. 19 Administration of the Government ...................................................................................................... 19 Administration of the Government ...................................................................................................... 19 Bills .......................................................................................................................................................... 19 Road Transport Legislation Amendment (Road Safety) Bill 2018 ..................................................... 19 Farm Debt Mediation Amendment Bill 2018 ...................................................................................... 19 Assent ............................................................................................................................................... 19 Question Time .......................................................................................................................................... 19 Northern Beaches Tunnel .................................................................................................................... 19 Electoral Funding Laws ....................................................................................................................... 20 Northern Beaches Tunnel .................................................................................................................... 21 Drought Assistance .............................................................................................................................. 22 Northern Beaches Tunnel 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