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To Papers and Petitions 2002 Parliament of South Australia HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY INDEX TO PAPERS AND PETITIONS 2002 Final First Session, Fiftieth Parliament All inquiries relating to papers and petitions in this Index to — Bills & Papers Office, House of Assembly, Parliament House, North Terrace Adelaide 5000 Tel 8237 9384 or 8237 9206— Fax 8237 9213 Email [email protected] Papers Published Date V & P Paper No Tabled Page No A Ageing, Office of— Report, 2000-2001 PP144 05.03.02 8 Committees - Legislative Review - Ombudsman (Private or Corporatised Community PP246 05.03.02 6 Service Providers Amendment Bill ) - Report Public Works - l63' Report — Bresagen Limited — New Laboratory and PP254 05.03.02 6 Office Facilities — Final Report 164th Report — Port River Expressway — Stage One — PP255 05.03.02 6 Final Report 165th Report — Victor harbor Wastewater Treatment Plant P256 05.03.02 6 and Reuse Scheme — Final Report t1i 166 Report — TransAdelaide Resleepering Program — PP257 05.03.02 6 Final Report 167th Report — Adelaide to Darwin Railway Project — PP180 05.03.02 6 Final Report 168th Report — Old Treasury Building Redevelopment — PP181 05.03.02 6 Interim Report 169th Report — Government Radio Network Contract — PP182 05.0302 6 Status Report 170th Report — Streaky Bay Water Supply Augmentation PP183 05.03.02 6 Project — Final Report 171 st Report — South East Rail Network — Final Report PP184 05.03.02 6 72nd Report — North Terrace Redevelopment — Stage PP185 05.03.02 6 One — Interim Report 173rd Report — Central Power Station Anangu PP186 05.03.02 6 Pitjantjatjara Lands — Final Report 174th Report — Southern Food Factory — Proposed PP187 05.03.02 6 French Fry Processing Facility — Supplementary Report 175th Report — Victor Harbor Wastewater Treatment PP188 05.03.02 6 Plant and Reuse Scheme — Status Report 176th Report — TransAdelaide Resleepering Program — PP189 05.03.02 6 Status Report Select - Groundwater Resources in the South East — Interim PP258 05.03.02 6 Report Social Development - Inquiry into Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder PP259 05.03.02 6 Development Act — Plan Amendment Report - Interim Operation of the Organic Waste Processing 05.03.02 8 (Composting) Development Plan Amendment Interim Operation of the Urban Growth Boundary Plan 05.03.02 8 Amendment Regional Council of Port Pine and the District Council of 05.03.02 8 Mount Remarkable Industry Buffer Plan Amendment Report by the Minister Dried Fruits Board of south Australia — Report, 2000-2001 PP66 05.03.02 7 Papers Published Date V & P Paper No Tabled Page No Environment Protection Act - Environment Protection (Motor Vehicle Fuel Quality) 05.03.02 Policy 2002 Report on the Interim Operation of the Environment 05.03.02 Protection (Motor vehicle Fuel Quality) Policy by the Minister for Environment and Heritage Governor's Opening Speech PP1 05.03.02 5 Housing Trust, South Australian — Triennial Review, 1997- 05.03.02 1998 to 1999-2000 Legal Practitioners Education and Admission Council — 05.03.02 Report, 2000-2001 Local Council — Reports, 2000-2001 Adelaide City Council 05.03.02 6 Alexandrina Council 05.03.02 6 Barossa Council 05.03.02 6 Campbelltown City Council 05.03.02 6 District Council of Ceduna 05.03.02 6 Clare and Gilbert Valleys Council 05.03.02 6 District Council of Cleve 05.03.02 6 Coorong District Council 05.03.02 7 District Council of the Copper Coast 05.03.02 7 District Council of Elliston 05.03.02 7 Flinders Ranges Council 05.03.02 7 District Council of Franklin Harbour 05.03.02 7 Town of Gawler 05.03.02 7 Regional Council of Goyder 05.03.02 7 District Council of Grant 05.03.02 7 City of Holdfast Bay 05.03.02 7 District Council of Kimba 05.03.02 7 Kingston District Council 05.03.02 7 District Council of Le Hunte 05.03.02 7 District Council of Lower Eyre Peninsula 05.03.02 7 District Council of Mallala 05.03.02 7 City of Marion 05.03.02 7 Mid-Murray Council 05.03.02 7 District Council of Mount Barker 05.03.02 7 City of Mount Gambier 05.03.02 7 Rural City of Murray Bridge 05.03.02 7 Naracoorte Lucindale Council 05.03.02 7 Northern Areas Council 05.03.02 7 City of Onkaparinga 05.03.02 7 District Council of Orroroo Carrieton 05.03.02 7 Peterborough District Council 05.03.02 7 City of Port Adelaide Enfield 05.03.02 7 Port Augusta City Council 05.03.02 7 City of Port Lincoln 05.03.02 7 City of Prospect 05.03.02 7 District Council of Renmark Paringa 05.03.02 7 Papers Published Date V & P Paper No Tabled Page No District Council of Robe 05.03.02 7 City of Salisbury 05.03.02 7 District Council of Streaky Bay 05.03.02 7 District Council of Tatiara 05.03.02 7 City of Tea Tree Gully 05.03.02 7 City of Unley 05.03.02 7 City of Victor Harbor 05.03.02 7 Wakefield Regional Council 05.03.02 7 Wattle Range Council 05.03.02 7 Corporation of the Town of Walkerville 05.03.02 7 City of West Torrens 05.03.02 7 District Council of Yankalilla 05.03.02 7 District Council of Yorke Peninsula 05.03.02 7 Medical Board of South Australia — Report, 2000-2001 PP57 05.03.02 Medical and Veterinary Science, Institute of — Report, 2000- PP125 05.03.02 2001 Mining and Quarrying Occupational Health and Safety 05.03.02 8 Committee — Report, 2000-2001 National Environment Protection Council — Report, 2000- 05.03.02 2001 Public and Environmental Health Act — Report, 2000-2001 05.03.02 8 Public and Environmental Health Council — Report, 2000- 05.03.02 8 2001 Rules of Court - District Court — District Court Act — Statutory Jurisdiction 05.03.02 Warden's Court — Mining Act — Rules of the Court 05.03.02 South Australian Housing Trust — Triennial Review, 1997- 05.03.02 1998 to 1999-2000 WorkCover Corporation — Report, 2000-2001 PP165 05.03.02 8 Council By-Laws Date V & P Tabled Page No Light Regional - No 3 — Streets and Roads 05.03.02 9 No 4 — Local Government Land 05.03.02 9 Onkaparinga — No 5 — Bird Scarers 05.03.02 9 Playford — No 6— Bird Scarers 05.03.02 9 Tea Tree Gully - No 1 — Permits and Penalties 05.03.02 9 No 2 - Roads 05.03.02 9 No 3— Local Government Land 05.03.02 9 No 4 - Dogs 05.03.02 9 No 5— Moveable Signs 05.03.02 9 Tumby Bay- No 1 — Local Government Land 05.03.02 9 No 2— Boat Ramps/Cradle 05.03.02 9 No 4 — Permits and Penalties 05.03.02 9 Regulations Date V & P Tabled Page No A Authorised Betting Operations - Licenses 05.03.02 8 License Fees 05.03.02 8 Botanic Gardens and State Herbarium — Admission Charges 05.03.02 8 Chiropractors — Qualifications for Registration 05.03.02 8 Construction Industry Long Service Leave - Levy 05.03.02 9 Controlled Substances — Simple Cannabis Offence 05.03.02 8 Uniform Poisons Standard 05.03.02 8 Dental Practice - Elections 05.03.02 8 Development — System Improvement Program 05.03.02 8 Fisheries - Giant Crab Quota System 05.03.02 7 Individual Giant Crab quota System 05.03.02 7 Rock Lobster Fisheries 05.03.02 7 Sand Crab Pots 05.03.02 7 Gene Technology — Genetically Modified Organisms 05.03.02 8 Graffiti Control — Prescribed Spray Paints 05.03.02 9 Harbors and Navigation - Port 05.03.02 8 Housing and Urban Development (Administrative Arrangements) — 05.03.02 8 Functions of HomeStart Liquor Licensing — Dry Areas - Alexandrina Council 05.03.02 9 Coober Pedy 05.03.02 9 Mount Gambier 05.03.02 9 Naracoorte 05.03.02 9 Port Adelaide 05.03.02 9 Port Augusta 05.03.02 9 Port Lincoln 05.03.02 9 Port Pine 05.03.02 9 Livestock — Mammalian Material in Animal Feed 05.03.02 7 Local Government (Implementation) — By-laws 05.03.02 9 Local Government Finance Authority — Prescribed Bodies 05.03.02 8 Lottery and Gaming — Instant Ticket Lotteries 05.03.02 8 National Electricity (South Australia) — Civil Monetary Liabilities 05.03.02 8 Regulations Date V & P Tabled Page No Private Parking Areas - Penalties 05.03.02 Protection of Marine Waters (Prevention of Pollution from Ships) — Pollution 05.03.02 by Noxious Substances Public Corporations — Bio Innovation SA 05.03.02 8 West Beach Trust 05.03.02 8 Public and Environmental Health — Notifiable Diseases 05.03.02 8 Retail and Commercial Leases — Disclosure Statements 05.03.02 Retirement Villages — Rights of Residents 05.03.02 Senior Secondary Assessment Board of South Australia — Subjects and 05.03.02 8 Fees South Australian Co-operative and Community Housing — Terms of 05.03.02 Associated Land Owner Agreement Stock Foods — Mammalian Material in Animal Feed 05.03.02 Summary Offences — Graffiti Implements 05.03.02 Petitions Date V & P Tabled Page No A Abortion Laws - No 3 05.03.02 5 Euthanasia — Opposition to — No 2 05.03.02 Torrens Parade Ground Ownership — No 1 05.03.02 Parliament of South Australia HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY INDEX TO PAPERS AND PETITIONS 2002-2003 FINAL Second Session, Fiftieth Parliament All inquiries relating to papers and petitions in this Index to — Bills & Papers Office, House of Assembly, Parliament House, North Terrace Adelaide 5000 Tel 8237 9384 or 8237 9206 — Fax 8237 9213 Email [email protected] Papers Published Date V & P Paper No Tabled Page No A Aboriginal Lands Trust — Report 2000-2001 34 14-05-02 19 Abortions Notified in South Australia, Committee appointed to examine and report on — 32nd Annual Report for 2001 90 20-08-02 127 Adelaide Cemeteries Authority — Report 2001-2002 01-05-03 387 Adelaide Convention Centre — Report 2001-2002 19-11-02 223 Adelaide Entertainment Centre — Report 2001-2002 19-11-02 223 Adelaide Festival Centre — Report 2001-2002 84 28-11-02 264 Adelaide Festival Corporation — Report 2001-2002 28-11-02 264 Administrative and Information Services, Department for — Review of Asbestos Management Procedures Ascot Park Primary School Roof Removal and Replacement 13-05-03 406 Report 2001-2002
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