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WESTERN AUSTRALIA __________ INDEX TO PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES (HANSARD) LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL and LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY __________ INDEX TO QUESTIONS AND SPEECHES __________ THIRTY-NINTH PARLIAMENT FIRST SESSION 1 February 2016 to 1 December 2016 __________ 65°ELIZABETH II 2016 INDEX TO QUESTIONS AND SPEECHES ABETZ, MR PETER, BAgriSci (Hons), BD (Southern River) (Lib) Aboriginal Affairs, suicide, Aboriginal youth — amendment to motion, 1221 Appropriation (Capital 2016–17) Bill 2016 second reading — cognate debate, 3252 Fresh Start Recovery program, 3253 illicit drug use, 3252 Kiszko, Oshin, cancer diagnosis, chemotherapy and palliative care, 3254 United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, “Sweden’s Successful Drug Policy: A Review of the Evidence”, 3252 Appropriation (Recurrent 2016–17) Bill 2016 — second reading — cognate debate, 3252 Child Protection and Family Support, drug-addicted parents, g. 3351 Citizenship and Multicultural Interests Burmeister, Achim, OAM and Christine Nicol-Burmeister, OAM, tribute, s. 4040 mosques, attacks, 4304 Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) Enforcement Amendment Bill 2016 — second reading, 7780 Container Deposit and Recovery Scheme Bill 2016 — second reading, 7374 Corrective Services, youth justice innovation fund, Wirrpanda Foundation grant, 2072 crime rates and methamphetamine use — motion, 4775 Delegated Legislation, Joint Standing Committee on eighty-third report, “Annual Report 2015” — tabling, 471 eighty-fourth report, “Access to Australian Standards Adopted in Delegated Legislation” — tabling, 4018 eighty-fifth report, “Albany Cemetery Board By-laws Amendment” — tabling, 4876 eighty-sixth report, “Shire of Kellerberrin Dogs Local Law 2015” — Tabling eighty-seventh report, “Observations arising from the Committee Review of the City of Joondalup Local Government and Public Property Amendment Local Law 2015” — tabling, 5683 eighty-eighth report, “Review of the Government’s Response to Report 84 – Access to Australian Standards Adopted in Delegated Legislation” — tabling, 5683 eighty-ninth report, “Annual Report 2016” — tabling, 8339 ninetieth report, “Energy Operators (Electricity Generation and Retail Corporation) (Charges) Amendment By- laws 2016” — tabling, 8340 Education Bletchley Park PS, Cris Partington, s. 4899 WA Education Awards, s. 6143 electricity, demand management, 360 Environment, landfill, construction and demolition material, 6767 Genetically Modified Crops Free Areas Repeal Bill 2015 second reading, 7112 consideration in detail, 7390 Health, pre-term births, abortion, 8400 Heritage, warders’ cottages, restoration, Fremantle, 4048 Joint Sitting of the Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly, election of senator, s. 2404 Liberal–National cabinet, mpi. 5443 Limitation Amendment (Child Sexual Abuse Actions) Bill 2015 — standing orders suspension motion, 7496 Police, Aboriginal custody notification service, 506 Public sector, wages policy, 6147 Remembrance Day, Korean War veterans, 7894 Restraining Orders and Related Legislation Amendment (Family Violence) Bill 2016 — second reading, 8238 Taxi Amendment Bill 2016 — second reading, 5689 taxi plate owners, compensation, mpi. 3767 Treasury and Finance Motor Vehicle (Catastrophic Injuries) Bill 2016 — question: government plans, 1733 state budget, expense growth containment, 6634 ACTING PRESIDENT (Hon Alanna Clohesy) Legislative Council visitors Department of Treasury, 2677 Melville SHS, 6851 Roach, Ronnie and Peter Hackett, 5495 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 108 [INDEX TO QUESTIONS AND SPEECHES 2016] ACTING PRESIDENT (Hon Brian Ellis) Legislative Council, visitors Serpentine–Jarrahdale Grammar School, 5259 St Joseph’s College, Albany, 3964 ACTING PRESIDENT (Hon Liz Behjat) Constitution and Electoral Amendment Bill 2016 — Assembly’s message — out of order, 5918 Legislative Council visitors Department of Fire and Emergency Services, 7435 Kalamunda Ladies Probus Club, 4368 Shenton College, 4835 ACTING PRESIDENT (Hon Simon O’Brien) Legislative Council, distinguished visitor, Barry Rowe, MLA, 4379 ACTING SPEAKER (Mr P. 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