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Parliamentary Debates (Hansard) New South Wales Legislative Assembly PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES (HANSARD) Fifty-Seventh Parliament First Session Thursday, 9 May 2019 Authorised by the Parliament of New South Wales TABLE OF CONTENTS Bills ...................................................................................................................................................... 1421 Statute Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2019 .......................................................................... 1421 First Reading ................................................................................................................................ 1421 Second Reading Speech ............................................................................................................... 1421 Governor .............................................................................................................................................. 1422 Address-In-Reply ............................................................................................................................. 1422 Bills ...................................................................................................................................................... 1426 Fair Trading Amendment (Cash Loan Machines) Bill 2019 ........................................................... 1426 First Reading ................................................................................................................................ 1426 Second Reading Speech ............................................................................................................... 1426 Motions ................................................................................................................................................ 1428 Influenza Awareness Campaign ...................................................................................................... 1428 Members .............................................................................................................................................. 1433 Inaugural Speeches .......................................................................................................................... 1433 Documents ........................................................................................................................................... 1438 Small Business Commissioner ......................................................................................................... 1438 Reports ......................................................................................................................................... 1438 Motions ................................................................................................................................................ 1438 State Election ................................................................................................................................... 1438 North Shore Electorate Schools ....................................................................................................... 1447 Visitors ................................................................................................................................................. 1452 Visitors ............................................................................................................................................. 1452 Question Time ...................................................................................................................................... 1452 Revenue NSW .................................................................................................................................. 1452 Education ......................................................................................................................................... 1452 Personal Information Security ......................................................................................................... 1453 Drought Assistance .......................................................................................................................... 1454 Personal Information Security ......................................................................................................... 1455 Personal Information Security ......................................................................................................... 1456 Urban Green Space .......................................................................................................................... 1456 Regional Transport........................................................................................................................... 1458 Orange Multipurpose Sporting Precinct .......................................................................................... 1458 Health Infrastructure ........................................................................................................................ 1459 Committees .......................................................................................................................................... 1460 Standing Orders and Procedure Committee ..................................................................................... 1460 Establishment and Membership ................................................................................................... 1460 Petitions................................................................................................................................................ 1460 Petitions Received ............................................................................................................................ 1460 Matter of Public Importance ................................................................................................................ 1461 Ovarian Cancer ................................................................................................................................ 1461 TABLE OF CONTENTS—continuing Community Recognition Statements ................................................................................................... 1464 Tribute to Gordon Lindsay Mcmaster .............................................................................................. 1464 Irish Film Festival ............................................................................................................................ 1464 Prospect Heritage Trust.................................................................................................................... 1464 Bonnie Support Services .................................................................................................................. 1465 Forster Tuncurry Golf Club ............................................................................................................. 1465 National College of Dance ............................................................................................................... 1465 Sue Hood .......................................................................................................................................... 1465 Jilliby Cemetery Memorial .............................................................................................................. 1465 Tribute to Mark Herrick ................................................................................................................... 1466 Father Chris Jenkins, Sj ................................................................................................................... 1466 May Day Rally ................................................................................................................................. 1466 Uniting Ability Links ....................................................................................................................... 1466 Special Olympics World Games ...................................................................................................... 1466 Julie Jardine ..................................................................................................................................... 1466 Peter Poulton .................................................................................................................................... 1467 Madeleine Richey ............................................................................................................................ 1467 St Anthony's Primary School ........................................................................................................... 1467 Wear Orange Wednesday ................................................................................................................ 1467 St Mary's Catholic Primary School .................................................................................................. 1467 Lucas Hunter .................................................................................................................................... 1468 Geoffrey Melville............................................................................................................................. 1468 Cooper Park Community Garden..................................................................................................... 1468 Cabramatta Public School ................................................................................................................ 1468 Sharon Levy ....................................................................................................................................
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