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Albury Electorate Australia Day Honours Recipients ALBURY ELECTORATE AUSTRALIA DAY HONOURS RECIPIENTS ...................................... 26785 AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S CRICKET TEAM ................................................................................... 26786 BAIL (CONSEQUENTIAL AMENDMENTS) BILL 2013 ................................................................ 26808 BALGOWNIE PUBLIC SCHOOL ...................................................................................................... 26784 BELLS LINE OF ROAD UPGRADE .................................................................................................. 26826 BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE ...................................................................................... 26754, 26787, 26803 COMMUNITY RECOGNITION STATEMENTS .............................................................................. 26781 CONSIDERATION OF MOTIONS TO BE ACCORDED PRIORITY .............................................. 26801 CRIMES (ADMINISTRATION OF SENTENCES) AMENDMENT BILL 2013 .............................. 26769 CRIMES AMENDMENT (INTOXICATION) BILL 2014 ................................................................. 26807 DANNY AND JILL YOUNG, ESPRESSO BOTERO ........................................................................ 26786 DISTINGUISHED VISITORS ................................................................................................. 26786, 26795 DROUGHT ASSISTANCE.................................................................................................................. 26803 FARMLINK PROJECT ....................................................................................................................... 26783 HEBERSHAM PUBLIC SCHOOL PRESENTATION DAY ............................................................. 26785 HELEN ROSE, BAULKHAM HILLS WOMAN OF THE YEAR ..................................................... 26783 IMAGINENATIONS CHURCH, ORCHARD HILLS ........................................................................ 26830 INNER WEST PUBLIC TRANSPORT ............................................................................................... 26794 JAMM AND SLAMM 2014 WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL CHALLENGE .................................. 26824 JESMOND MICHELE'S PATISSERIE ............................................................................................... 26782 JOHN HOLT, MEDAL OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIA ............................................................. 26781 KATIE EBZERY AND JENNI SCREEN, AUSTRALIAN BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS ............. 26785 LAKE ILLAWARRA MANAGEMENT PLAN .................................................................................. 26825 LAKE MACQUARIE ELECTORATE ORDER OF AUSTRALIA MEDAL RECIPIENTS ............. 26785 LAKEMBA ELECTORATE CITIZENSHIP AWARDS..................................................................... 26782 LIGHT RAIL SCHOOL STUDENT SUBSIDY .................................................................................. 26797 LINDFIELD UNITING CHURCH CENTENARY ............................................................................. 26782 LUDDENHAM BICENTENARY ....................................................................................................... 26784 MATHOURA STATE FOREST .......................................................................................................... 26827 MENAI DISTRICT SPORTS AWARDS ............................................................................................ 26828 NATIONAL SERVICEMEN'S ASSOCIATION ................................................................................. 26782 NIDA EADE 100TH BIRTHDAY ....................................................................................................... 26782 NSW SERVICE FOR THE TREATMENT AND REHABILITATION OF TORTURE AND TRAUMA SURVIVORS ....................................................................................................................................... 26786 ORANGE JOBS GROWTH ................................................................................................................. 26829 PARLIAMENTARY BOWLING CLUB ............................................................................................. 26782 PETITIONS .......................................................................................................................................... 26800 POLICE AMENDMENT (POLICE PROMOTIONS) BILL 2013 ...................................................... 26754 PRIVATE MEMBERS' STATEMENTS ............................................................................................. 26824 QUESTION TIME ................................................................................................................... 26787, 26795 RETIREMENT OF SCHOOL PRINCIPAL JOHN RICE ................................................................... 26783 RICHMOND RACE CLUB CENTENARY ........................................................................................ 26784 RURAL AND REGIONAL ROADS ................................................................................................... 26791 SCHOOL FUNDING AND INFRASTRUCTURE .............................................................................. 26788 SHELLHARBOUR PUBLIC SCHOOL SECURITY .......................................................................... 26825 STATE ECONOMY ............................................................................................................................. 26796 TARONGA WILD! RHINOS ART EVENT ....................................................................................... 26786 TERRA LALIRRA, THE HAPPY WALK .......................................................................................... 26785 TRIBUTE TO BILL WAY ................................................................................................................... 26783 TRIBUTE TO CHARLOTTE DAWSON ............................................................................................ 26783 WALLARAH 2 COAL PROJECT AND MR NICK DI GIROLAMO ........................ 26793, 26795, 26800 WALLARAH 2 COAL PROJECT ........................................................................................... 26787, 26790 WARREN ROSSER, MEDAL OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIA .................................................. 26784 WESTERN SYDNEY CHINESE ASSOCIATIONS BUSHFIRE APPEAL ....................................... 26784 WESTERN SYDNEY INFRASTRUCTURE ...................................................................................... 26798 WILEY PARK GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS .......................................... 26826 26754 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY Wednesday 26 February 2014 __________ The Speaker (The Hon. Shelley Elizabeth Hancock) took the chair at 10.00 a.m. The Speaker read the Prayer and acknowledgement of country. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Notices of Motions General Business Notices of Motions (General Notices) given. POLICE AMENDMENT (POLICE PROMOTIONS) BILL 2013 Second Reading Mr GEOFF PROVEST (Tweed—Parliamentary Secretary) [10.10 a.m.], on behalf of Mr Greg Smith: I move: That this bill be now read a second time. The Police Amendment (Police Promotions) Bill 2013 implements the recommendations of a review into the police promotions system, as established by the Police Act 1990, and the Police Regulation 2008. The bill proposes to reform the police promotions system to improve the ability of the NSW Police Force to fill promotional positions while protecting the integrity of the system. It aims to maintain corruption resistance. Amid a regime of corruption alleged over many years, a ministerial inquiry was conducted into the police promotions system. This led to the current rank-oriented process being implemented in 2006, with the first appointments made in 2008. The scheme covers promotion to sergeant, senior sergeant, inspector and superintendent. Officers are selected for, and appointed from, promotion lists for each rank. Officers must pass a number of assessments to obtain an eligibility mark, which determines their place on the promotion list. Applicants are graded on their on-the-job performance, technical policing knowledge, examination, learning, and assessment components. Officers must also meet other specifications, such as time spent at rank, and pass an integrity clearance. A review of the police promotions system was conducted by the Hon. Lance Wright, QC, former President of the Industrial Relations Commission. The review made a number of recommendations regarding specialist and leadership positions including superintendents and senior sergeants. The New South Wales public sector as a whole is focusing on improving leadership and strengthening its leadership levels. It is timely for the NSW Police Force to bolster its leadership ranks with improved ability to get the right people into the right jobs. A key concept of the current promotions system is that it is the same for all ranks, including superintendents. However, the NSW Police Force does not believe the present system delivers candidates who can perform in any position at the rank of superintendent. There are few superintendent positions in the NSW Police Force—only about 130—and that reflects the seniority of those positions. Superintendents head up commands including local area commands. Some superintendent positions require unique skills, knowledge and experience. Some commands may have unique challenges such as counterterrorism. They are our key front-line leaders who manage
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