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Parliamentary Debates (Hansard) New South Wales Legislative Assembly PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES (HANSARD) Fifty-Seventh Parliament First Session Thursday, 19 September 2019 Authorised by the Parliament of New South Wales TABLE OF CONTENTS Bills ...................................................................................................................................................... 1483 Justice Legislation Amendment Bill 2019 ....................................................................................... 1483 Second Reading Debate ............................................................................................................... 1483 Business of the House .......................................................................................................................... 1488 Postponement of Business ............................................................................................................... 1488 Bills ...................................................................................................................................................... 1488 Non-profit Bodies (Freedom to Advocate) Bill 2019 ...................................................................... 1488 First Reading ................................................................................................................................ 1488 Second Reading Speech ............................................................................................................... 1488 Motions ................................................................................................................................................ 1490 Hayley Lawrence, Children's Book Author ..................................................................................... 1490 Filtered Smoke Stacks...................................................................................................................... 1492 Nurses and Midwives ....................................................................................................................... 1500 Central Coast Health Investment ..................................................................................................... 1508 Visitors ................................................................................................................................................. 1516 Visitors ............................................................................................................................................. 1516 Members .............................................................................................................................................. 1516 Representation of Ministers Absent During Questions ................................................................... 1516 Question Time ...................................................................................................................................... 1516 Ministerial Standards ....................................................................................................................... 1516 Sydney Fish Markets........................................................................................................................ 1519 Regional Public Transport ............................................................................................................... 1520 Ministerial Standards ....................................................................................................................... 1522 Electoral Law Reform ...................................................................................................................... 1523 Member for Drummoyne ................................................................................................................. 1527 Business Tax Cuts ............................................................................................................................ 1527 Regional Drought Assistance ........................................................................................................... 1529 Western Sydney Investment ............................................................................................................ 1530 Business of the House .......................................................................................................................... 1532 Suspension of Standing and Sessional Orders: Order of Business .................................................. 1532 Petitions................................................................................................................................................ 1532 Petitions Received ............................................................................................................................ 1532 Private Members' Statements ............................................................................................................... 1532 The Order of Australia Association ................................................................................................. 1532 Wage Theft....................................................................................................................................... 1533 Education Week ............................................................................................................................... 1534 Ryde Wednesday Walkers ............................................................................................................... 1535 Turkish Victory Day ........................................................................................................................ 1536 Petitions................................................................................................................................................ 1537 Wyong and Gosford Hospital Parking Fees..................................................................................... 1537 TABLE OF CONTENTS—continuing Motions ................................................................................................................................................ 1543 Hansard Record Expurgation ........................................................................................................... 1543 Private Members' Statements ............................................................................................................... 1543 Jersey Day ........................................................................................................................................ 1543 Public Education Awards ................................................................................................................. 1544 Water Supply Management.............................................................................................................. 1544 Marine Rescue Port Macquarie ........................................................................................................ 1545 Mental Health Services .................................................................................................................... 1546 Wollondilly Electorate Sport ........................................................................................................... 1547 Sydney Cruise Terminal Proposal ................................................................................................... 1548 Police and Community Charity Ball ................................................................................................ 1548 Police Remembrance Day ................................................................................................................ 1548 Shoalhaven Electorate Projects ........................................................................................................ 1549 Maitland Electorate Jobs .................................................................................................................. 1550 Griffith Education ............................................................................................................................ 1551 Windsor Public School .................................................................................................................... 1552 NSW Fair Trading Product Safety ................................................................................................... 1552 Inner West Council .......................................................................................................................... 1553 Grace's Place .................................................................................................................................... 1553 Riverina on Demand Bus Service .................................................................................................... 1554 Wallarah 2 Coal Project ................................................................................................................... 1555 Link Housing ................................................................................................................................... 1556 Homelessness ................................................................................................................................... 1557 NSW Fair Trading Product Safety ................................................................................................... 1557 Terrigal Electorate Surf Life Saving Clubs ....................................................................................
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