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Record of Proceedings PROOF ISSN 1322-0330 RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Hansard Home Page: http://www.parliament.qld.gov.au/hansard/ E-mail: [email protected] Phone: (07) 3406 7314 Fax: (07) 3210 0182 Subject FIRST SESSION OF THE FIFTY-SECOND PARLIAMENT Page Tuesday, 13 March 2007 PETITION .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 861 TABLED PAPERS ............................................................................................................................................................................ 861 MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS .......................................................................................................................................................... 861 Water Prices ......................................................................................................................................................................... 861 Tabled paper: Document, undated, titled ‘Water Asset Audit in South East Queensland—Terms of Reference’. ............................................................................................................................................................... 862 Water Restrictions, Level 5 .................................................................................................................................................. 863 Parliamentary Dress Code ................................................................................................................................................... 864 National Registration and Accreditation for Health Professionals ........................................................................................ 864 Tabled paper: Copy of a letter, dated 10 March 2007, from the Prime Minister to the Premier relating to national registration and accreditation for the health workforce. .......................................................................... 864 Queensland Economy .......................................................................................................................................................... 865 Trade Missions 2006 ............................................................................................................................................................ 865 Brisbane Bullets, Reception ................................................................................................................................................. 866 Brisbane to Gladstone Yacht Race ...................................................................................................................................... 866 Water Prices ......................................................................................................................................................................... 866 Tabled paper: Draft Report 2, dated February 2007, by the Queensland Water Commission titled ‘Cost Recovery and Pricing for Urban Water Supply in South East Queensland—Draft Report for Consultation’............ 866 Climate Change, Vulnerable Communities Study ................................................................................................................ 867 Queensland Sports ............................................................................................................................................................... 868 Patel, Dr J; Meeting with Former Patients ............................................................................................................................ 868 Apprenticeships and Traineeships ....................................................................................................................................... 868 Road Safety .......................................................................................................................................................................... 869 Ambulance Service, Recruitment Campaign ........................................................................................................................ 869 Aviation Industry ................................................................................................................................................................... 870 Great Walks .......................................................................................................................................................................... 870 Foster and Kinship Care Week ............................................................................................................................................ 871 Computer Purchasing ........................................................................................................................................................... 871 Bruce Highway, North Queensland ...................................................................................................................................... 872 Child Care Act 2002, Review ............................................................................................................................................... 872 L J OSMOND N J LAURIE CHIEF HANSARD REPORTER CLERK OF THE PARLIAMENT Table of Contents — Tuesday, 13 March 2007 MOTION ............................................................................................................................................................................................873 Amendments to Sessional Orders ........................................................................................................................................873 PARLIAMENTARY CRIME AND MISCONDUCT COMMITTEE ......................................................................................................874 Report ...................................................................................................................................................................................874 Tabled paper: Certified copy of the Register of Reports and Recommendations to the Police Minister, Ministerial Directions and Tabled Ministerial Reasons 2006.....................................................................................874 Tabled paper: Copy of a letter, dated 24 January 2007, from the Commissioner of the Queensland Police Service, Mr Robert Atkinson, to the Chairperson of the Crime and Misconduct Commission, Mr Robert Needham..................................................................................................................................................874 Tabled paper: Letter, dated 22 February 2007, from Mr Needham to the Chair of the Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee, Mr Paul Hoolihan. .............................................................................................874 TRAVELSAFE COMMITTEE ............................................................................................................................................................875 Report ...................................................................................................................................................................................875 Tabled paper: Media release, dated 13 March 2007, by the Select Committee on Travelsafe titled ‘Travelsafe Committee Investigates Toddler Driveway Deaths’. ......................................................................875 QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE .....................................................................................................................................................875 Water Infrastructure ..............................................................................................................................................................875 Water Infrastructure ..............................................................................................................................................................876 MOTION ............................................................................................................................................................................................876 Extension of Time .................................................................................................................................................................876 QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE .....................................................................................................................................................876 Constitutional Convention .....................................................................................................................................................878 Water Prices .........................................................................................................................................................................878 Australian Electoral Commission, Investigation ....................................................................................................................879 MOTION ............................................................................................................................................................................................880 Extension of Time .................................................................................................................................................................880 QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE .....................................................................................................................................................880
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