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Parliamentary Debates (Hansard) New South Wales Legislative Assembly PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES (HANSARD) Fifty-Seventh Parliament First Session Thursday, 19 November 2020 Authorised by the Parliament of New South Wales TABLE OF CONTENTS Documents .............................................................................................................................................. 4849 Auditor-General .................................................................................................................................. 4849 Reports ............................................................................................................................................ 4849 Bills ......................................................................................................................................................... 4849 Appropriation Bill 2020 ...................................................................................................................... 4849 Appropriation (Parliament) Bill 2020 ................................................................................................. 4849 Payroll Tax Amendment Bill 2020 ..................................................................................................... 4849 Second Reading Debate .................................................................................................................. 4849 Third Reading ................................................................................................................................. 4852 Budget ..................................................................................................................................................... 4852 Budget Estimates and Related Papers 2020-2021 .............................................................................. 4852 Budget Estimates and Related Papers 2019-2020 .............................................................................. 4853 Bills ......................................................................................................................................................... 4853 Bushfires Legislation Amendment Bill 2020 ..................................................................................... 4853 Consideration in Detail ................................................................................................................... 4853 Public Works and Procurement Amendment (Workers Compensation Nominal Insurer) Bill 2020 . 4857 Second Reading Debate .................................................................................................................. 4857 Government Sector Employment Amendment (Teleworking) Bill 2020 ........................................... 4861 Second Reading Debate .................................................................................................................. 4861 Motions ................................................................................................................................................... 4871 Surf Life Saving Clubs ....................................................................................................................... 4871 Domestic Violence and Acquired Brain Injury .................................................................................. 4876 24-Hour Economy Strategy ................................................................................................................ 4881 Dubbo Daffodil Day ........................................................................................................................... 4885 Announcements ...................................................................................................................................... 4887 Member for Canterbury ...................................................................................................................... 4887 Member for Murray ............................................................................................................................ 4887 Member for Port Stephens .................................................................................................................. 4887 Member for Sydney ............................................................................................................................ 4887 Member for Port Macquarie ............................................................................................................... 4887 Member for Ku-ring-gai ..................................................................................................................... 4887 Brett Wright ........................................................................................................................................ 4887 Chamber Dress Standards ................................................................................................................... 4887 Members ................................................................................................................................................. 4887 Representation of Ministers Absent During Questions ...................................................................... 4887 Question Time ........................................................................................................................................ 4888 Camellia Land Purchase ..................................................................................................................... 4888 Government Performance ................................................................................................................... 4888 Camellia Land Purchase ..................................................................................................................... 4889 Regional New South Wales ................................................................................................................ 4890 TABLE OF CONTENTS—continuing Minister for Transport and Roads ....................................................................................................... 4890 State Budget and Working Families ................................................................................................... 4891 Bankstown-Lidcombe Hospital .......................................................................................................... 4892 State Budget and Local Courts ........................................................................................................... 4894 Foreign Investment ............................................................................................................................. 4895 State Budget and Farm Safety ............................................................................................................ 4896 Bills ......................................................................................................................................................... 4898 ICAC and Other Independent Commissions Legislation Amendment (Independent Funding) Bill 2020 ........................................................................................................................................................................ 4898 First Reading ................................................................................................................................... 4898 Committees ............................................................................................................................................. 4898 Legislative Assembly Committee on Community Services ............................................................... 4898 Reports ............................................................................................................................................ 4898 Business of the House ............................................................................................................................. 4898 Suspension of Standing and Sessional Orders: Order of Business ..................................................... 4898 Documents .............................................................................................................................................. 4898 Department of the Legislative Assembly and Department of Parliamentary Services ....................... 4898 Reports ............................................................................................................................................ 4898 Committees ............................................................................................................................................. 4898 Standing Committee on Parliamentary Privilege and Ethics .............................................................. 4898 Reference ........................................................................................................................................ 4898 Petitions .................................................................................................................................................. 4899 Petitions Received .............................................................................................................................. 4899 Motions ................................................................................................................................................... 4899 Christmas Felicitations ......................................................................................................................
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