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Subjects Index 2000Pag 1 INDEX TO SUBJECTS ABORIGINES See also “Health” and “Native Title” Assembly Aboriginal Commission of Elders - Funding 3422 Indigenous Land Use Agreements 1814 Minister for Aboriginal Affairs - Visit to the Kimberley 1464 Wunngagatu Patrol - Funding 1089 Council Aboriginal Affairs - Budget - Operating Expenses 605 Aboriginal Affairs Planning Authority - Disbursement of Funds 2526 Aboriginal Corporations - Corporations Law 2529 Communities - Water Supplies 22, 3151 Djidi Djidi Aboriginal School, Carey Park, Bunbury 51, 174 Education Funding 1995, 2246 Remote Communities - Urgency Motion 243; Rulings by President 243, 244 Health Cardio-Respiratory Services 3765 Dental Services - Kimberley Communities 1153 Ninga Mia Village - Relocation 1627 Northern Goldfields - Aboriginal Approval for Mining 1609, 3417 Reconciliation Walk 1112 Roebuck Plains Station - Adjournment Debate Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody - Recommendations 2731 Sobering-up Centre, Newman 1479 Swimming Pools - Remote Centres 2388 Westrail - Aboriginal Liaison Officers 2140 ABORTION Council Legality - Education Budget 2404 ACTS AMENDMENT AND REPEAL (COMPETITION POLICY) BILL 2000 Assembly Restoration to Notice Paper 87 ACTS AMENDMENT (AUSTRALIAN DATUM) BILL 2000 Assembly Restoration to Notice Paper 87 Second Reading 670 Consideration in Detail 671 Third Reading 768 Returned 2808 Council’s Amendments 3210 2 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS] ACTS AMENDMENT (AUSTRALIAN DATUM) BILL 2000 (continued) Council Receipt and First Reading 750 Second Reading 750, 2706 Committee 2707 Report 2707 Third Reading 2707 Assembly’s Message 3109 ACTS AMENDMENT (EVIDENCE) BILL 1999 Assembly Council’s Message 3881 Council Restoration to Notice Paper 143, 473 Assembly’s Message 3653 Report 3653 ACTS AMENDMENT (FINES ENFORCEMENT AND LICENCE SUSPENSION) BILL 2000 Assembly Restoration to Notice Paper 88 Second Reading 507 Consideration in Detail 519 Third Reading 522 Returned 2808 Council’s Amendment 3209 Council Receipt and First Reading 491 Second Reading 491, 2604 Committee 2609 Report 2610 Third Reading 2610 Assembly’s Message 3109 ACTS AMENDMENT (IRON ORE AGREEMENTS) BILL 2000 Assembly Introduction and First Reading 1155 Second Reading 1155, 2059 Remaining Stages 2060 Returned 3820 Council Receipt and First Reading 2126 Second Reading 2126, 3506 ACTS AMENDMENT (PRISONS ADMINISTRATION) BILL 2000 Assembly Restoration to Notice Paper 87 ACTS AMENDMENT (PUBLIC TRUSTEE AND TRUSTEE COMPANIES) BILL 2000 Assembly Introduction and First Reading 1912 Second Reading 1912 Appropriations 1915 ACTS AMENDMENT (SEXUALITY DISCRIMINATION) BILL 1997 Assembly Receipt and First Reading 2836 Second Reading 3194 Council Restoration to Notice Paper 474 Committee 2610 Report 2610 Third Reading 2610 Petition 1701 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS] 3 ADDRESS-IN-REPLY Assembly Motion 32, 89, 126, 141, 188, 216, 223, 241, 298, 311, 343, 539, 1427, 1439, 2823 Ruling by the Speaker 188 Amendments to Motion AlintaGas Privatisation 230 Convention and Exhibition Centre 325 Education 129 Gas Buses 1434 Health System - Funding 191 Police Service 301 Royal Commission into Police Corruption 96, 110 Presentation to Governor - Acknowledgment 3544 Council Motion 9, 57, 159, 178, 251, 731, 1712, 1722, 1724 Amendments to Motion Derby-West Kimberley Tidal Power Project 251, 363, 376, 467, 489, 565, 575, 730 Electoral Act Amendments 1728, 1863 Health System - Funding 736, 864, 979, 990, 1119, 1247, 1350, 1360, 1480, 1594, 1712 Motion, as Amended 1864 Amendment to Motion, as Amended - Administration of Legislation and the Public Sector 1869, 1981, 2091, 2252, 2368 Motion, as Further Amended 2368 Presentation to Governor 2373; Acknowledgment 3059 ADJOURNMENTS OF THE HOUSE Assembly Complimentary Remarks 3882 Special 548, 2501, 1683, 3882 Council Complimentary Remarks 3731 Special 494, 1616, 2396, 3731 ADMINISTRATOR’S SPEECH Assembly Distribution of Copies 32 Council Delivery 1 Distribution of Copies 9 AERIAL SPRAYING See “Agriculture” AGED CARE See “Health” AGRICULTURE Assembly Agriculture Produce Commission - Regulations 296 Carnarvon Farm Recovery Scheme - Expenditure 1839 Dairy Industry Deregulation - Statement by Member for Murray-Wellington 3315 Processing Plant Funds 2803 Dimethoate - Aerial Spraying on Blue Gum Plantations 1451 Footrot Destocking Orders 3318, 3321 Eradication Program Review - Personal Explanation by Minister for Primary Industry 3419 Fruit Leather - New Packaging - Statement by Member for Collie 3846 Live Sheep Export Facility - Statement by Member for Rockingham 3314 Plant Extract Library 3918 Seasonal Conditions - Statement by Minister for Primary Industry 2015 Council Aerial Spraying - Intensive Monoculture Tree Farming - Petition 971 Battery Hens - Adjournment Debate 495 4 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS] AGRICULTURE (continued) Council (continued) Dairy Industry Adjournment Debates 596-598, 1273 Bovine Growth Hormone 1021 Compensation Package 1474 Deregulation 724; Adjournment Debate 1143 Forrestfield APB Bait Production Facility 2716 Grain Industry Assistance 2099 Grain Pool of Western Australia - Dance, Mr Geoff 2751 Grain Silos, Fremantle - Cyanide Contamination 2416, 3774 Rail Freight Subsidy 2593, 2695 Great Southern Region - New Assistance Measures 2525 Horticultural Research Institute, Manjimup 1475, 1608 Land Clearing Applications 260 Live Sheep Trade Midland Saleyards 3498 Petition 3481 Locust Plague Effect on Primary Production 1999 Fenitrothion Pesticide - Health Risk 2001 Midland Saleyards - Live Sheep Exports 3498 Ministerial Conference - Adjournment Debate 495 Mt Barker Area - Quarantine Orders 8 Olive Growing Study Tour - Cost 3497 Poison 1080 - Distribution 2001 Poultry Industry - Serpentine-Jarrahdale Shire - Petition 561 Rural Adjustment and Finance Corporation - Funding 356 Stoneville Research Station - Closure 2000 Viticulture - Land Clearing Requirements 1858 Wheatbelt - Government’s Response to Adverse Seasonal Conditions - Urgency Motion 2735 AGRICULTURE WA Council Agriculture Protection Board - Doggers 1718, 3416 Plant Breeders Rights - “Moon Dance” 2245, 2527 AIRPORTS See “Transport” ALBANY FINANCE LIMITED See “Finance Brokers” ALBANY WIND FARM See “Fuel and Energy” ALINTAGAS Assembly Gas Line - Dawesville Electorate 405; Statement by Member for Dawesville 527 Kalgoorlie-Boulder - Natural Gas Reticulation Obligations 2850 Sale Allocation of Sale Funds to Schools 2807 Cost 2301 Deutsche Bank Advice - Cost 2171 Early Closure of Public Offer 3043 Effect on Southern Rail Line 108 Gas Corporation - Sale of Businesses - Statement by Minister for Energy 3418 Listing on Australian Stock Exchange 2169; Statement by Minister for Energy 2166; Statement by Premier 2287 Loss of Revenue 2174 Postcodes of Shareholders 3058 Proceeds 3216, 3426 Public Float 40, 784 Public Offer of Securities - Statement by Minister for Energy 1034 Share Price 2171 Staff Arrangements 839 Success of Public Float - Statement by Member for Joondalup 2450 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS] 5 ALINTAGAS (continued) Council Exemption from State Records Bill 3110 Sale Artworks 2245, 2568 Call Centre 1994 Float - Benefits 984 Funding for Education Support Facilities 3818 Privatisation 1856, 1993 Proceeds 48 Prospectuses for Share Float 7 Public Share Offer 1855 Stamp Duty 2380 WA Gas Holdings - Gas Tariffs Increase 2094 ALLEN, MR MARK See “WorkSafe Western Australia” ALPHA WEST PTY LTD See “Government Contracts” AMCOR FIBRE PACKAGING See “LandCorp” ANIMAL WELFARE Assembly Penalties for Cruelty - Petitions 84, 297, 1052, 1403, 1759 ANIMAL WELFARE BILL 1999 Assembly Restoration to Notice Paper 88 Appropriations 289 Second Reading 775, 797, 958, 1326 Consideration in Detail 1643, 2215, 2815 Third Reading 2822 Council Receipt and First Reading 3107 Second Reading 3107 ANTI-CORRUPTION COMMISSION Assembly Breaches of Security Provisions of the Act 1690 Joint Standing Committee on the Anti-Corruption Commission Report on Investigative Powers and Operational Accountability of the ACC 185 Statement by Speaker 3152 Statement by Premier 3283 Legal Opinions 2302, 2303 Operations - Undermining by Labor Party 1924 Council Joint Standing Committee on the Anti-Corruption Commission - Report on Investigative Powers and Operational Accountability of the Anti-Corruption Commission 142, 462, 858 Legal Opinion 2524 ANTI-DUMPING LAWS See “Commerce and Trade” APBT AUSTRALIA PTY LTD See “Commerce and Trade” APPRENTICES See “Employment and Training” APPROPRIATION (CONSOLIDATED FUND) BILL (No. 3) 1999 Assembly Assent 31 Council Appropriations 142 APPROPRIATION (CONSOLIDATED FUND) BILL (No. 4) 1999 Assembly Assent 31 Council Appropriations 142 6 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS] APPROPRIATION (CONSOLIDATED FUND) BILL (No. 1) 2000 Assembly Returned 31 Assent 31 Council Appropriations 142 APPROPRIATION (CONSOLIDATED FUND) BILL (No. 2) 2000 Assembly Returned 31 Assent 31 Council Appropriations 142 ARGENTA MANAGEMENT GROUP See “Government Contracts” ARGYLE DIAMONDS Council Marketing Arrangements 1605 ARTILLERY BARRACKS, FREMANTLE Council Disposal 3495 ARTS AND CULTURE Assembly Arts Strategy - Industry Involvement 2806 Perth International Arts Festival - Statement by Member for Perth 527 Rock-It 2000 Concert - Statement by Member for Joondalup 2044 Screen Industry Task Force - Report 781 Council BOCS Ticketing and Marketing Services - Privatisation 3817 “Building Community Through the Arts - An Eight Year Strategy 2001-2008” 3493 Commonwealth Funding 254; Adjournment Debate 283 Ministry of - Art Collection Project 2387 New Arts Strategies 3375 Ogden IFC (Perth) Pty Ltd 1395, 3817 Performing Arts Companies
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