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Legislative Council New South Wales Legislative Council PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES (HANSARD) Fifty-Sixth Parliament First Session Thursday, 17 May 2018 Authorised by the Parliament of New South Wales TABLE OF CONTENTS Motions .................................................................................................................................................. 399 Glenaeon Anzac Ceremony ............................................................................................................... 399 Anzacs of Greece Luncheon .............................................................................................................. 399 Assyrian New Year 6768 ................................................................................................................... 400 Global Organisation of People of Indian Origin Young Achievers Awards ..................................... 400 Polish Investment and Trade Office .................................................................................................. 401 Festival of Holi .................................................................................................................................. 401 St Nasai Assyrian Christian College .................................................................................................. 402 Foodbank Charity Organisation ......................................................................................................... 402 Suncorp National Netball League ...................................................................................................... 403 Special Children Services Centre Inc. Tenth Anniversary ................................................................ 403 Lions Club of Sydney Pacific Inc. ..................................................................................................... 403 Women's Community Shelters ........................................................................................................... 404 Stem Pitch Night ................................................................................................................................ 404 Ahepa NSW Ippokratis Medical Awards .......................................................................................... 405 Seaham Anzac Day Commemoration ................................................................................................ 405 Marriage of His Royal Highness Prince Henry Charles Albert David of Wales ............................... 406 Ballina Rugby Union Club Len Diett Memorial Game ..................................................................... 406 Byron Shire Council Positive Ageing Award .................................................................................... 406 Ballina Shire Relay for Life ............................................................................................................... 406 Tribute to Dorothy Mchugh, OAM .................................................................................................... 407 Tribute to William Freeman............................................................................................................... 407 Documents ............................................................................................................................................. 408 Auditor-General ................................................................................................................................. 408 Reports ........................................................................................................................................... 408 Notices ................................................................................................................................................... 408 Presentation ........................................................................................................................................ 408 Visitors ................................................................................................................................................... 408 Visitors ............................................................................................................................................... 408 Business of the House ............................................................................................................................ 408 Suspension of Standing and Sessional Orders: Order of Business .................................................... 408 Order of Business ............................................................................................................................... 408 Bills ........................................................................................................................................................ 409 Public Health Amendment (Safe Access to Reproductive Health Clinics) Bill 2018 (Sharpe) ........ 409 Introduction .................................................................................................................................... 409 First Reading .................................................................................................................................. 410 Second Reading Speech ................................................................................................................. 410 Committees ............................................................................................................................................ 413 Select Committee on Landowner Protection from Unauthorised Filming or Surveillance ............... 413 Establishment and Membership ..................................................................................................... 413 TABLE OF CONTENTS—continuing Visitors ................................................................................................................................................... 417 Visitors ............................................................................................................................................... 417 Bills ........................................................................................................................................................ 417 Defend TAFE Bill 2018 ..................................................................................................................... 417 First Reading .................................................................................................................................. 417 Second Reading Speech ................................................................................................................. 417 Documents ............................................................................................................................................. 419 Independent Review of Out of Home Care in New South Wales ...................................................... 419 Production of Documents: Order ................................................................................................... 419 Committees ............................................................................................................................................ 427 Select Committee on Landowner Protection from Unauthorised Filming or Surveillance ............... 427 Membership ................................................................................................................................... 427 Motions .................................................................................................................................................. 427 South Africa Racist Violence............................................................................................................. 427 Visitors ................................................................................................................................................... 431 Visitors ............................................................................................................................................... 431 Questions Without Notice ...................................................................................................................... 431 Sydney Stadiums ................................................................................................................................ 431 Renewable Energy ............................................................................................................................. 431 Medicinal Cannabis ........................................................................................................................... 432 Coastal Integrated Forestry Operations Approvals ............................................................................ 433 Food Allergy Week ............................................................................................................................ 434 Drought Assistance ............................................................................................................................ 435 Medicinal Cannabis ........................................................................................................................... 435 Clarence Infrastructure Projects ......................................................................................................... 436 Firearms Amnesty .............................................................................................................................
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