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Legislative Assembly New South Wales Legislative Assembly PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES (HANSARD) Fifty-Sixth Parliament First Session Tuesday, 6 February 2018 Authorised by the Parliament of New South Wales TABLE OF CONTENTS Senate ......................................................................................................................................................... 1 Senate Vacancy ...................................................................................................................................... 1 Private Members' Statements ..................................................................................................................... 1 Australian Deaf Games .......................................................................................................................... 1 Randwick Local Environmental Plan .................................................................................................... 2 Port Macquarie Electorate Australia Day Award Recipients ................................................................ 3 Dubbo Electorate Australia Day Award Recipients .............................................................................. 4 Campbelltown Electorate Infrastructure and Services ........................................................................... 5 Penrith Electorate Events and Australia Day Award Recipients ........................................................... 5 Aboriginal Justice and Sovereignty ....................................................................................................... 6 Lane Cove Electorate Community Building Partnership Grants ........................................................... 7 Wallsend Electorate Bus Services ......................................................................................................... 8 Rural Fire Services ................................................................................................................................. 9 Davidson Electorate Community Building Partnership Grants ............................................................. 9 Australia Day Award Recipient Mr John Murray, OAM .................................................................... 10 Bankstown-Lidcombe Hospital Catheterisation Laboratory ............................................................... 11 Community Recognition Statements ....................................................................................................... 11 Wallsend District Cricket Club Player Jason Sangha .......................................................................... 11 Hallidays Point Lions Club Citizen of the Year Award ...................................................................... 12 Tribute to Wendy Saville ..................................................................................................................... 12 Albury Electorate Award Recipients ................................................................................................... 12 Campbelltown Young Citizen of the Year Astrid Graham .................................................................. 12 Frenchs Forest Lions Club ................................................................................................................... 12 Sydney Children's Hospital Fundraising .............................................................................................. 13 Bahayra Youth Association ................................................................................................................. 13 Mary's House Women's Shelter ........................................................................................................... 13 Australia Day Award Recipient Mr David Walker.............................................................................. 13 Return and Earn Litter Reduction Scheme .......................................................................................... 13 Port Stephens Electorate Australia Day Award Recipients ................................................................. 14 Bushlink Disability Program................................................................................................................ 14 Tuggerah Railway Station Lifts ........................................................................................................... 14 St George Central Rotary Club ............................................................................................................ 14 Randwick Botany Little Athletics ........................................................................................................ 14 Oakville Bushfire Brigade Award Recipient Ronald Smith ................................................................ 15 University of the Third Age Life Member Wendy Pearson ................................................................ 15 Albury Electorate Australia Day Award Recipients ............................................................................ 15 Gosford Musical Society...................................................................................................................... 15 Wakehurst Oval Resurfacing ............................................................................................................... 15 Glee Coffee Roasters ........................................................................................................................... 16 Penrith Remembrance Services ........................................................................................................... 16 TABLE OF CONTENTS—continuing Bankstown Electoral Office ................................................................................................................. 16 North Shore Electorate Australia Day Award Recipients .................................................................... 16 Port Stephens Electorate Christmas Card Competition ....................................................................... 16 Dance Upon A Dream Competition Winner Evie Mcgarry ................................................................. 17 St Catherine Greek Orthodox Church .................................................................................................. 17 Music Teachers' Association of NSW ................................................................................................. 17 Mambo-Wanda Wetlands Conservation Group ................................................................................... 17 Myall Lakes Electorate Australia Day Award Recipient Donna Ballard ............................................ 17 Tribute to Councillor Bill Saravinovski ............................................................................................... 18 Announcements........................................................................................................................................ 18 Ms Jo Haylen, Member for Summer Hill ............................................................................................ 18 Commemorations ..................................................................................................................................... 18 Centenary of First World War ............................................................................................................. 18 Announcements........................................................................................................................................ 18 Acting Clerk-Assistant, Table, and Director, Table and Chamber Services ....................................... 18 Death of Peter Macquarie Toms, A Former Member for Maitland ..................................................... 18 Death of Joseph John Schipp, A Former Member for Wagga Wagga................................................. 18 Death of Stanley Alfred James Knowles, A Former Member for Ingleburn and Macquarie Fields ... 19 Death of Barry Charles Wilde, A Former Member for Parramatta ..................................................... 19 Bills .......................................................................................................................................................... 19 Education Amendment (School Safety) Bill 2017............................................................................... 19 Electricity Supply Amendment (Emergency Management) Bill 2017 ................................................ 19 Environmental Planning and Assessment Amendment Bill 2017 ....................................................... 19 Road Transport and Related Legislation Amendment Bill 2017 ......................................................... 19 Rural Crime Legislation Amendment Bill 2017 .................................................................................. 19 Statute Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill (No 2) 2017 .................................................................. 19 Natural Resources Access Regulator Bill 2017 ................................................................................... 19 Local Government Amendment (Regional Joint Organisations) Bill 2017 ......................................... 19 Electoral Bill 2017 ............................................................................................................................... 19 State Revenue Legislation Amendment (Surcharge) Bill 2017 ........................................................... 19 Terrorism (High Risk Offenders) Bill 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