WESTERN AUSTRALIA ______INDEX TO PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES (HANSARD)

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL and LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

______INDEX TO SUBJECTS ______

FORTIETH PARLIAMENT FIRST SESSION

12 FEBRUARY 2019 TO 10 DECEMBER 2019 ______

68° ELIZABETH II ______

2019

INDEX TO SUBJECTS

ABORIGINAL AFFAIRS Assembly Aboriginal art, 1030; g. 3528 Aboriginal economic development taskforce, goldfields, 2977 Aboriginal heritage tourism, 2816–2818, g. 1690 Aboriginal Heritage Act, reforms, 1124 Aboriginal Legal Service, funding, 5277 Albert, Stephen “Baamba”, tribute, ms. 8894 Broome Aboriginal short-stay accommodation, ms. 2239 family safety summit, ms. 608 Farmer, Graham “Polly”, tribute, ms. 5664 health and mental health services, 1617, 3456, 6885, 8115 Indigenous Players Alliance, ms. 8040 Kimberley suicides g. 8334 prevention round table, ms. 1948 Lawford-Wolf, Ningali, tribute, ms. 5664 NAIDOC Male Elder of the Year, Greg Little, ms. 5663 National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children’s Day 2019, ms. 5133 Njamal people, Indigenous Services, p. 7897 Ochre Ribbon Day, Aboriginal survivors of family and domestic violence, ms. 62 police, 5290, 5291, 7054 remote communities and housing, 3389, 8751 “Don’t Walk Away” advertising campaign, 1041 drinking water, ms. 1682 south west native title settlement, p. 8790 state budget 2019–20 5018 Water Corporation, Aboriginal reconciliation action plan, ms. 1683 Yamatji people mental health services and suicide prevention, 7939, 7940; g. 9577 native title claim, Geraldton, 8782, 9972 Council Aboriginal male healing centre, 1664 Broome Aboriginal short-stay accommodation, 7102 Carnarvon lock hospitals, commemoration, s. 52 department Aboriginal heritage section, 8693 organisational structure, 8555 Farmer, Graham “Polly”, tribute, s. 5642 heritage site, Mobile Concreting Solutions, 9913 Indigenous ranger program, 1523 justice agreements and sentencing, 6213, 7734 Kimberley suicides coroner’s report government response, 3161, 3504 s. 229, 485, 1254, 1538, 1940, 3354 prevention, 7195 round table, 2354; ms. 2144 Kullarri Patrol, Broome, 1786 Lake Mullocullup, recreational use, 5828; p. 8389 mining, 1391, 1392, 5914, 7620, 7731, 7885, 7988, 8155 Murujuga Aboriginal Corporation, 5478, 5895, 6547 pastoral leases, Yougawalla Station, 1404 police, 2676, 9720 Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody, recommendations, s. 9754 south west native title settlement, 9810 southern forests irrigation scheme, 5083, 7102 Wintawari Guruma Aboriginal Corporation, permits, 9146 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 2 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

ADMINISTRATION AMENDMENT BILL 2018 Assembly second reading, 1962, 1976; in reply, 1981 consideration in detail, 1982, 1983 third reading, 1984 Council receipt and first reading, 1941 second reading, 1941 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE COMMISSION AMENDMENT BILL 2019 Council notice of motion to introduce, 4899 introduction and first reading, 5087 second reading, 5087 question: broadacre farmers, 5895, 6544, 6933 question: pastoralists, 5318, 5827 AGRICULTURE AND FOOD see also “Animal activism” and “Drought” Assembly agricultural industry — notice of motion, 8463 agricultural vehicles movements, 8654 pilot requirements, 8370 Bradford, Dawson, tribute, s. 5266 cattle deaths, Noonkanbah station and Yandeyarra reserve, 8460 department, government support, 3216 glyphosate use, agriculture, — notice of motion, 8792; motion, 8877 live export federal Labor policy, 3217, 3218 — notice of motion, 3224; motion, 3401 state government policy, 4078, 4079 livestock industry— notice of motion, 510; removal of notice, 4976, 9264 meat-free Mondays, 498 minister, performance — removal of order, 5954 Perth Royal Show, s. 9601 south west saleyard, expressions of interest, 1611 Value Add Agribusiness Investment Attraction Fund, 3457 Wanneroo Agricultural Show, s. 8363 water efficiency program, Wanneroo, 7684 Council Agricultural Produce Commission Act, broadacre exemption, 6544, 6933 agriculture de Grussa, Hon Colin, comments, s. 4050 Doppler radar, 25, 1541, 2515; ms. 4006 exports, China, 5085 National Agriculture Day, s. 9156 Perth–Japan direct flights, ms. 6163 Planfarm Benchmarks, ms. 5719 PRIMED project, 3718, 3785 rain, s. 3515 animal welfare cattle goldfields, 3504 pastoral stations, ms. 670 deaths, Noonkanbah station and Yandeyarra reserve, 27, 28, 454, 1249, 3722, 5319, 9383, 9549; ms. 1 domestic animals, Kimberley, 7456 horse deaths, Billiluna station, 9722 mobile slaughtering unit, ms. 2474 mulesing, 8029 risk assessments, pastoral leases, 3724, 8411 Animal Welfare Act Australian standards and guidelines, consultation, 2646 review, 3056; ms. 2859 Australian Farmer of the Year Awards, ms. 7841 beekeeping, 7729, 7886, 9719 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 3

AGRICULTURE AND FOOD (continued) Council (continued) biosecurity Biosecurity and Agriculture Management Act, review, 1524 Biosecurity Blitz, ms. 7963 recognised biosecurity groups, local government, ms. 5173 staff, 7103 cane toads, classification, 1526 cattle Boyanup saleyards, 8980 De Grey River, 8979 south west saleyard, preferred respondent, 8310 committees and grower groups, 5220, 6762 declared pests citrus canker, ms. 9098 feral cats, ms. 3803 rate, 715, 821, 1073, 1358 department regenerative agriculture, organisational chart, 7105 staff, 8440, 8441, 9055 “Study on Improvements in WA Agriculture Digital Connectivity Infrastructure”, 4962, 8330 Dowerin field days, s. 6209 drought-tolerant pasture legume, Lebeckia isanti, ms. 6496 eggs Animal Welfare Act, review, 5829 labelling, 3508; ms. 1201; s. 3515 feral animal management ms. 1492 pigs, 8554 wild dogs, 8559, 8981 (answer advice 9061) west Gascoyne barrier fence, ms. 1894 grain glyphosate residue, 8412 harvest, ms. 6705 Grains Research and Development Corporation, research partnership, ms. 309 horticulture development, Skuthorpe, Kimberley, 3361 Trandos Farms, eightieth anniversary, ms. 9195 zoning, East Wanneroo, 6544, 6724 Kimberley projects, 7993 land clearing, Yakka Munga station, ms. 4457 Landgate, Pastures from Space, decommissioning, 1247 live export Animals’ Angels, Fremantle Port Authority access, 718 Anna Marra, 4483 Emanuel Exports, prosecution, ms. 4899 federal Labor policy, 2886, 3159 industry, 3687, 3688 marine fuel sulphur content, 3686 members of Parliament, vessel tour, 356 moratorium, s. 5494 livestock industry, lamb, 3059 Mediterranean fruit fly, 353, 718, 1359; ms. 1046 minister, agencies, grants programs, 9933 Newdegate Machinery Field Days, s. 6389 noodle wheat segregation, thirtieth anniversary, ms. 7704 Northam Farmers Show, s. 6946 Perth Royal Show, access, 4820 quarantine checkpoints, 5776 travellers, 4037 red imported fire ants, ms. 9503, 9788 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 4 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

AGRICULTURE AND FOOD (continued) Council (continued) Surveillance Devices Act, review, drones, 7557 (answer advice 7890) trade relations, South-East Asia, 9722 water deficiency declarations, pastoralists, 8556 water resource assessment, Fitzroy catchment, 1784 watering points, Yandeyarra reserve, 3162, 3341 West Australian Regenerative Farmers Network, 4821 Yeeda Pastoral Company–MG Corporation partnership, ms. 1761 AIRPORTS AND AIR SERVICES see “Tourism” and “Transport” ALTERNATE APPROACHES TO REDUCING ILLICIT DRUG USE AND ITS EFFECTS ON THE COMMUNITY, SELECT COMMITTEE INTO Council interim report, “Inquiry into Alternate Approaches to Reducing Illicit Drug Use and its Effects on the Community — Extension of Time” — tabling, 5855 final report, “Help, not Handcuffs: Evidence-based Approaches to Reducing Harm from Illicit Drug Use” — tabling, 9503 extension of reporting time — motion, 5855, 6387 ANIMAL ACTIVISM Assembly government action, 494 legislation, 3891, 5129, 5944 national event, 2113, 2114 police response, 628, 629 small businesses, 2417 trespass, 869, 1124, 7510, 8615, 8616, 8854, 8855; notice of motion, 2257; motion, 2432 Council agricultural colleges, 577 Attorney General’s comments, 4032 fine payment, 824, 5896 investigation unit, 2519 legislation, 456, 2520, 3724, 4923, 5472, 9143, 9911 misconduct restraining orders, 2165 motion, 670 Perth Royal Show, 6930 police response, 1826, 9546 prosecutions, ms. 429, 2621 trespass, 820, 2354, 2521, 3338, 3632, 9187 APPROPRIATION (CAPITAL 2017–18) SUPPLEMENTARY BILL 2018 Assembly cognate debate, 7521 second reading — cognate debate, 7521, 8379 APPROPRIATION (RECURRENT 2017–18) SUPPLEMENTARY BILL 2018 Assembly cognate debate, 7521 second reading — cognate debate, 7521, 8379 APPROPRIATION (CAPITAL 2019–20) BILL 2019 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 2912 as to introduction and first reading, 3080 introduction and first reading, 3113 second reading, 3113 appropriation, 3223 declaration as urgent, 3225 cognate debate, 3225 second reading — cognate debate, 3225, 3371, 3417, 3532, 3575; in reply, 3594 third reading, 3911; in reply, 3912 returned, 5132 assent, 5953 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 5

APPROPRIATION (CAPITAL 2019–20) BILL 2019 (continued) Council receipt and first reading, 3860 second reading, 3860 cognate debate, 4899 second reading — cognate debate, 4899, 4927; in reply, 4938 third reading, 4938 assent, 5719 APPROPRIATION (RECURRENT 2019–20) BILL 2019 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 2912 as to introduction and first reading, 3080 introduction and first reading, 3106 second reading, 3106 appropriation, 3223 declaration as urgent, 3225 cognate debate, 3225 second reading — cognate debate, 3225, 3371, 3417, 3532, 3575; in reply, 3594 third reading, 3902; in reply, 3910 returned, 5132 assent, 5953 Council receipt and first reading, 3860 second reading, 3860 cognate debate, 4899 second reading — cognate debate, 4899, 4927; in reply, 4938 third reading, 4938 assent, 5719 ASIAN ENGAGEMENT Assembly 2019 WA Industry and Export Awards, ms. 7350 Asian engagement strategy, 6262, 7372 Malaysia, Independence Day, ms. 6084 minister, Vietnam visit, ms. 2914 Council fossil fuels, 54 minister, Vietnam visit, 3866 ATTORNEY GENERAL, DEPARTMENT OF THE see “Legal affairs” BAIL AMENDMENT (PERSONS LINKED TO TERRORISM) BILL 2018 Assembly second reading, 521; in reply, 539 consideration in detail, 540–545 third reading, 545 returned, 1888 Council’s amendments — consideration in detail, 3080–3089 Council’s message, 4896 assent, 4975 Council receipt and first reading, 599 second reading, 599, 1086, 1343; in reply, 1352 committee, 1355, 1366–1376, 1528–1535, 1762–1776 report, 1776, 4812 as to third reading — standing orders suspension motion, 1776 third reading, 1776 Assembly’s message, 3068, 4809 Assembly’s amendment — committee, 4809–4812 assent, 4899 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 6 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

BETTING CONTROL AMENDMENT (TAXING) BILL 2019 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 3224 introduction and first reading, 3371 second reading, 3371, 4255 cognate debate, 3912 second reading — cognate debate, 3912; in reply, 3947 standing orders suspension — notice of motion, 4134 as to third reading — standing orders suspension motion, 4215 third reading, 4255 returned, 6492 assent, 6983 Council receipt and first reading, 4518 second reading, 4518 cognate debate, 5295 second reading — cognate debate, 5295, 5322, 5483; in reply, 5488, 5630, 5640 committee, 6385 report, 6385 third reading — cognate debate, 6385 assent, 7057 BETTING TAX BILL 2018 Assembly returned, 81 assent, 80 Council assent, 1 BETTING TAX ASSESSMENT BILL 2018 Assembly returned, 81 assent, 80 Council assent, 1 BIRTHS, DEATHS AND MARRIAGES REGISTRATION AMENDMENT (CHANGE OF NAME) BILL 2018 Council second reading, 6743 BUSHFIRES see “Emergency Services” and “Environment” CHILD PROTECTION Assembly 2019 Achiever Awards, ms. 1950 Busselton, City of, 3129 Central Park Plunge, ms. 6952 child development, support, 627 children in care Aboriginal, 2810, 6598 homelessness, 8519 Early Childhood Learning and Development Conference, ms. 2076 minister Dampier Peninsula visit, ms. 5235 ministerial office, alcohol expenditure, 999 performance — standing orders suspension motion, 8721; standing orders suspension — amendment to motion, 8721; standing orders suspension — motion, as amended, 8721; motion, 8721 portfolios air travel, 6867 community resource centres, 3980 costs of services, 2858 debt collection agencies, 3999 FOI requests, 1012, 1018 Huawei, 988, 995 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 7

CHILD PROTECTION (continued) Assembly (continued) minister (continued) portfolios (continued) Lockwood, Nicole, 139 photography and videography services, 926, 939, 956, 968 property, 1001, 1025 staff, 1022, 2819, 2825, 2835, 2845 welcome to country ceremonies, 1033 RAC Arena visits, 974 National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children’s Day 2019, ms. 5133 National Child Protection Week, ms. 6257 Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse, recommendations, annual report, ms. 1419 WA Foster Carers Week, ms. 1544 working with children checks Auditor General’s report, 9249, 9250 breaches, 8609 mpi. 8618 ms. 8198 standing orders suspension motion, 9258; standing orders suspension — amendment to motion, 9258; standing orders suspension — motion, as amended, 9258; motion, 9258 Council Adoption Act, statutory review, 7727, 9184 Brooking, Symerien, 8977 care leavers, Home Stretch program, 5314, 5893, 9023, 9807 Care Plan Review Panel, 6764 caseworkers, workload, 5826 (answer advice 6729), 6179, 6928, 7099, 8442 child sexual abuse, 6222 goldfields, 5473 (answer advice 7202), 6179, 8035 Roebourne, 21, 452 (answer advice 584), 1071, 1243 (answer advice 1250, 1365), 2353, 4664 schools, 2643, 3055; notice of motion, 6902; motion, 7302; amendment to motion, 7308; amendment on the amendment, 7310; amendment, as amended, 7310; motion, as amended, 7310; in reply, 7315 therapy services, 3870 Children and Community Services Act, review, 2395, 9053 children in care, 2234, 3510 advocate, 8193, 8304, 9786 Banksia Hill Detention Centre, 3824, 4033 (answer advice 4195); s. 4049 care arrangements, 2700, 2701, 3789, 6238, 7233 claims, independent lawyers, 3633, 3683 Pilbara, 4668 confidential documents, 8408, 9379 department, prison visits, 8553 family group conferencing, 6253 foster care carers, 5741 (supplementary information 6185), 7451, 8035, 8193 demand model, 8146 monitored list, 7882 George Jones Child Advocacy Centre, 9052 grandcarers assistance program, 3831, 4188, 7195 Perth Zoo passes, 9189 high-risk infant policy, 8196 Kids Helpline, funding, 2392 Living Independently for the First Time pilot program, 9719 minister Agricultural Region visit, 5231, 6767 meetings, Communicare Breathing Space, 2553 portfolios and agencies advertising, 2696 Government Regional Officers’ Housing, 5931 staff, 2230, 5912, 9778 travel, 2549, 4529, 7617, 8448 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 8 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

CHILD PROTECTION (continued) Council (continued) out-of-home care non-government school fees, 2073 reform, 2389 parents with intellectual disability, s. 3672 Parkerville Children and Youth Care CEO, Basil Hanna, retirement, s. 8585 protective behaviours program, 9785 schools, 9191, 9671 staff, support, 8448 working with children checks applications, negative notices, 8983 Auditor General’s report, 8302, 8551, 8689, 9051, 9138 young people in residential care, criminalisation, 3870 young people with exceptionally complex needs, 2055, 3685 CHILD SUPPORT (COMMONWEALTH POWERS) BILL 2018 Assembly returned, 2775 assent, 3596 Council second reading, 2658 third reading, 2671 assent, 3512 CHILDREN AND COMMUNITY SERVICES AMENDMENT BILL 2019 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 9420 introduction and first reading, 9593 second reading, 9593 CITIZENSHIP AND MULTICULTURAL INTERESTS Assembly Armenian genocide, George Treloar, s. 8927 Australia–Africa Week, ms. 6397 Chinese and Vietnamese Lunar New Year festivals, ms. 62 Chung Wah Cultural Festival, ms. 3071 Diwali, ms. 8830 Greek Orthodox Christians, Archbishop Makarios, s. 4871 Harmony Festival, Katanning, s. 1716 Harmony Week, ms. 1265 International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, s. 1715 International Mother Language Day, ms. 733 Kaleidoscope Initiative, national awards, ms. 4839 Languages Week 2019, ms. 5132 multiculturalism, Jandakot electorate, s. 8927 Raymond, Russell, OAM, tribute, ms. 6772 Refugee Week, ms. 4397 Sikh community, Guru Nanak Dev Ji, 550th birth anniversary, ms. 8774 World Refugee Day, s. 4873 Council Australian Jewish community, s. 2197 Miss Africa Perth 2019, s. 1816 multiculturalism, s. 1676 CIVIL PROCEDURE (REPRESENTATIVE PROCEEDINGS) BILL 2019 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 4542 introduction and first reading, 4677 second reading, 4678, 7352; in reply, 7364, 7495 third reading, 7495 Council receipt and first reading, 7587 second reading, 7587 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 9

CLIMATE CHANGE Assembly climate risks disclosure, g. 4209 coastal erosion, 5276, 5277 federal election, s. 3557 greenhouse gas emissions Environmental Protection Authority policy briefings, 1424, 1425, 4536, 4538, 4689, 5050 guidelines, 870, 871; ms. 859 LNG industry, 1301, 2990 federal Labor policy, 1558, 1835, 1836, 3213, 3214, 3567, 3568 state government policy, ms. 5985 renewable energy, LandCorp, 4143 s. 7928 Council aquatic ecosystems, 2389 “Climate Change in Western Australia” issues paper, 9564–9567, 9682–9685, 9808 climate emergency declarations federal Labor policy, 7556, 8149 South Australian Legislative Council, s. 7462 United Kingdom Parliament, 2890 coastal erosion, 5633, 5746 North Metropolitan Region, s. 5772 Ocean Reef marina, 4925 Extinction Rebellion Parliament House rally, 5319, 5480; s. 5346, 5491, 5494, 5644, 5646 protests, 7733, 8311 global climate strike, 6728, 6931, 7099, 7329, 8311, 8443, 9018; s. 7111, 7225 greenhouse gas emissions Browse to North West Shelf project — notice of motion, 8657; motion, 9028; in reply, 9044 carbon dioxide, 8038, 8194 carbon drawdown, s. 9155 carbon farming, pastoral leases, 3786, 4822, 9212, 9545 Environmental Protection Authority policy briefing notes, 1778 (correction of answer 2061), 1779, 1918, 3361, 3502, 4481, 4649, 4823 briefings, 1918 (correction of answer 2061, 4195), 2051 (answer advice 2172) (correction of answer 4195), 4476 communication, 1518, 1662; motion, 1201 consultation, 1074, 1248, 1522, 3632 guidelines, 1246, 1788, 2162, 3640, 3830, 4641, 7991; s. 853, 1255, 4659 motion, 1622; in reply, 1633 Wheatstone LNG project, 5079 export emissions, 5894 Gorgon gas project, 1667, 5219, 6754, 7453, 8708, 8709 livestock production, 715; ms. 5294 methane, 7888, 7993, 8555 net zero emissions 2050 target, 9185; motion, 9517; in reply, 9524 Premier’s comments, 9142 North West Shelf gas project, 8696, 9787 policy, 6184, 6377, 8710 Water Corporation, 5890 Wheatstone LNG project, 6754 health inquiry, 3164, 8444 impact, 6544 notice of motion, 5856; motion, 6348; amendment to motion, 6358; motion, as amended, 6361; in reply, 6364; s. 6387 Shark Bay, 2552 Pacific Islands Forum, 5831; s. 5845 policy, 581, 3640, 3724, 5637, 9673 electric vehicles, 1784 investment, 9416, 9417 LNG industry, 8309 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 10 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

CLIMATE CHANGE (continued) Council (continued) policy (continued) local government, 4820 low-carbon transition, 4645, 8037 Paris Agreement, 3723 Public Utilities Office analysis, 3784 Swedish central bank, 8981 Premier’s comments, s. 7894 renewable energy, 1669, 8036 s. 9089 target, p. 547, 548 “Western Australian Renewable Hydrogen Strategy”, 9385 COMMERCE Assembly buildings, flammable cladding audit, ms. 8331; pex. 8339 g. 8332 FuelWatch, 1191 Gascoyne Water Co-operative, auditor, g. 3525 petrol prices, Perth, ms. 2913 retail trade, Bunbury, s. 6118 Sterling First, lifetime lease scheme, 3892, 4080 swimming pools, safety barrier inspections, ms. 7624 tow truck industry, 7835, 7836 Western Australian Consumer Protection Awards, ms. 1099 Council Building Commission, building orders, 5742 engineers’ registration scheme, 7453 home indemnity insurance, 8305 minister, portfolios and agencies advertising, 2692 Government Regional Officers’ Housing, 5927 staff, 2383, 5910, 9863 travel, 2545, 4665, 7771, 8447 RedInk Homes, 6375 retail trading hours, s. 4660 Retirement Villages Act, reform, consultation, 2891 COMMISSIONER FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE, JOINT STANDING COMMITTEE ON THE Assembly fourth report, “Annual Report 2018–19” — tabling, 9581 inquiry into the monitoring and enforcing of child safe standards, extension of reporting date, 5371 Council third report, “Annual Report 2017–18” — motion, 206, 567 fourth report, “Annual Report 2018–19” — tabling, 9504 inquiry into the monitoring and enforcing of child safe standards, extension of reporting date, 5293 COMMUNITY AND EVENTS Assembly Balcatta Buzz, s. 2588 Darling Range electorate, special events, s. 8362 Geraldton Australia Day Awards, s. 767 goldfields, community spirit, s. 5680 Illuminate Night Party, s. 1299 Inglewood and Mt Lawley community garden, s. 767 Kalgoorlie electorate, s. 8363 Kalgoorlie–Boulder community achievements, s. 4426 Leeming Child Care Centre, s. 4237 Mandurah Boat, Caravan, 4WD and Camping Show, s. 7928 Mount Lawley Community Cabinet, s. 6117 Perth neighbourhood and precinct groups, s. 8743 Totock, Joan, 100th birthday, s. 4238 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 11

COMMUNITY AND EVENTS (continued) Council critical incident, Darwin, s. 3672 International Day against Homophobia, Biphobia, Intersexism and Transphobia, s. 3516 Mother’s Day, s. 3064, 3065 tropical cyclone Elaine, Moora, s. 1674 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND JUSTICE STANDING COMMITTEE Assembly fifth report, “No Time for Complacency: Final Report of the Inquiry into the Protection of Crowded Places in Western Australia from Terrorist Attacks” — tabling, 1698 sixth report, “Test and Re-test: The Driver’s Licence Roundabout” — tabling, 4846 seventh report, “Annual Report 2018–19” — tabling, 7121 inquiry into the Magistrates Court of Western Australia’s management of matters involving family and domestic violence, terms of reference, 5527 COMMUNITY SERVICES Assembly community service organisations, 2420 crisis and transitional accommodation service, Collie, 7936 department director general, appointment, ms. 3072 Whyte, Paul (see “Public Sector Management”) Early Years Initiative, central great southern, ms. 367 Empowering Communities program, 974 (correction of answer 1566) funding, 1759 tender, 261, 1478 Fair Work Commission, Equal Remuneration Order 2012, ms. 3212 family day care, safety, ms. 1683 food relief framework, ms. 8711 Foodbank, 8219 breakfast club, Pilbara, 6002 grandcarers support scheme, 3569, 9334 grandparent carer support services, ms. 7240 hardship utility grant scheme, 7370, 9334 homelessness, 4882, 4884, 4970–4973, 5274 (supplementary information 5279), 7626 10-year strategy, 8521 Aboriginal, Report on Government Services, 2812 city homeless framework committee, s. 2587 Communities, Department of, ms. 2557 discharges into, 8515–8519 Homeless Connect, ms. 8831 Homelessness Week, ms. 4965, 5498 notice of motion, 8464 services, 5125, 8511–8515, 8654, 8763 strategy, 8617, 8618, 9968; standing orders suspension motion, 7634; standing orders suspension — amendment to motion, 7634; standing orders suspension — motion, as amended, 7635; motion, 7635 The Beacon, 4966, 5130, 5131 violence and drug abuse, Perth, 6778, 6780, 8847 National Carers Week, ms. 7624 non-government human services sector, indexation formula, 4875 People Place, Busselton, 1477; g. 738; p. 1430 Rockingham shantytown, 4249, 4250; s. 4873 Share the Dignity, “It’s in the Bag” appeal, s. 9602 Street Friends WA, s. 8743 Council Carnarvon Family Support Service, 5081 CEO Sleepout, s. 2064, 4661 community centres, Pilbara, 4668 department staff, 9215 (answer advice 9814) “Young People Leaving Care” report, 9909 Whyte, Paul (see “Public Sector Management”) g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 12 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

COMMUNITY SERVICES (continued) Council (continued) Empowering Communities program, funding, 3055 financial education, Financial Toolbox, s. 3514 hardship utility grant scheme, 1926 (answer advice 2060), 3057; motion, 2014; in reply, 2021 homelessness, 2517, 3342; s. 4952, 9154 Household Network service, 3507 People Place, Busselton, 26 Respectful Relationships program, 2071, 2072 Shalom House, s. 4826 Share the Dignity, s. 8700 CONSUMER PROTECTION LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2018 Assembly consideration in detail, 887–911 third reading, 1548; in reply, 1554 returned, 7642 as to consideration in detail, 7642 Council’s amendments — consideration in detail, 7642–7648 assent, 8462 Council receipt and first reading, 1678 second reading, 1678, 2895, 3029, 3040; in reply, 3047, 5207, 5224, 6163 committee, 6165–6177, 6705–6720, 6730–6735, 7084–7097, 7107–7109, 7179–7192, 7203–7208 recommittal, 7438–7445, 7458, 7445–7450 report, 7458 as to third reading — standing orders suspension motion, 7458; in reply, 7459 third reading, 7459 Assembly’s message, 7588 assent, 8389 CORRECTIVE SERVICES Assembly adult community corrections, ms. 6562 adult offenders, drug offences, 6874 Australia Day Honours, ms. 605 Banksia Hill Detention Centre youth development programs, ms. 1264 Youth in Emergency Services cadet program, 4540 Boronia Pre-release Centre for Women, ms. 3211 Broadspectrum, escapee, Laurie Dodd, 7243, 7244, 9321; ms. 7240 Bunbury Regional Prison contraband, 8777 infrastructure expansion, 8046 Casuarina Prison, upgrade, 2244, 9349 dangerous sex offenders, Edward Latimer, 6972, 6973 department deputy commissioners, ms. 2912 staff, drug testing, 1329 workers’ compensation, 5026 Eastern Goldfields Regional Prison, 3132, 5041, 5052, 5053 gate security, 5520, 5521 Edwards, Bradley Robert, Minister for Corrective Services, comments, 490, 491 FOI requests, 1184 Greenough Regional Prison, 8936, 8937 staff and security, 9308 Hakea Prison ms. 4838 Office of the Inspector of Custodial Services report, 2119, 2120 individual management plans, 6868, 9322 juvenile offenders, Target 120 6969 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 13

CORRECTIVE SERVICES (continued) Assembly (continued) minister performance, 493, 7249, 7250, 7502, 7503 notice of motion, 510; removal of notice, 4278, 4976, 8331 standing orders suspension motion, 5523; standing orders suspension — amendment to motion, 5523; standing orders suspension — motion, as amended, 5523; motion, 5523 removal of notice, 878, 5371 Morgan, Professor Neil, ms. 2704 NAIDOC Male Elder of the Year, Greg Little, ms. 5663 Pathways program, 6869 prisons and detention centres assaults, 5291 reporting and recording, ms. 5234 contraband, 8777–8781 discharges into homelessness, 8519 infrastructure expansion, 71 flights, 5023 officer recruitment, 4081 out-of-cell hours, 9349 perimeter patrols, 7959 quarterly statistics, 5025 security incidents, 7958 prison services project, ms. 5935 rehabilitation and reintegration program providers, 6870 Report on Government Services, 3130 sexual assault offenders, 5517 special operations group, 1190, 7959 staff awards, ms. 9570 staff review, 5024, 5025 Wandoo Rehabilitation Prison, 1119 Council Aboriginal visitors scheme, 2391, 6236 adult offenders, drug offences, 8320 Bandyup Women’s Prison, rehabilitation programs, 4192 Bandyup Women’s Prison and Melaleuca Remand and Reintegration Facility, interfacility working procedures, 9939 Banksia Hill Detention Centre, 6765 children in care, s. 4049 custodial length, 9382 drug and alcohol programs, 6236 education and training, 3206, 5915, 6181, 6239, 6251, 6252, 9927 female offenders, 5086 health and mental health services, 3684, 6235, 6236 self-harm and attempted suicides, 6240 transport, 9218 young parents, 9914 Bennett Brook Disability Justice Centre (see “Disability Services”) Casuarina Prison, mental health services, 9940 child sexual abuse, offender programs, 6221 community corrections officers, 5313 (answer advice 5639) “Contact with Family and Friends while in Custody” report, 3201 Corruption and Crime Commission, prison incident reporting, 2393 Edwards, Bradley Robert, Minister for Corrective Services, comments, 451 fine defaults, imprisonment, 6234, 7228 foetal alcohol spectrum disorder, research and training, 3682, 6241 Hakea Prison, staff, 7235 juvenile community linked information system, 9938 juvenile offenders, 351 (answer advice 720) health screening, 9143 regions, 8982 speech pathology services, 9926 Kununurra youth bail house, relocation, 717, 1075, 1246, 1669, 3335 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 14 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

CORRECTIVE SERVICES (continued) Council (continued) prisons and detention centres assaults, 7234, 7235 authorised hospital diversions, 3685 costs per prisoner, daily average, 5631 health and mental health services, 1249, 2521, 3635, 9188 juvenile detainees, 1822, 3870 ligature minimisation program, 5915 out-of-cell hours, 2391, 6547 parenting programs, 3200 rolling lockdowns, 3869 sexual assaults, 2394, 6235 strip searches, 2390, 9383 weekend access to magistrates and mental health services, 6238 rehabilitation programs, 5632 “Report of an Announced Inspection of Banksia Hill Juvenile Detention Centre”, security classifications, 3682, 6243 Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody, recommendations, s. 9754 sexually transmitted infections and bloodborne viruses, 6232 special operations group, 5898, 7237 Young Offenders Act, review, 2392, 9060; p. 3690 youth custodial rules, 3682 youth justice services, 1078, 3058, 4648 expenditure, 9939 juvenile justice team referrals, 9938 regional youth justice services, 3206 youth transitional accommodation program, 5915 CORRUPTION, CRIME AND MISCONDUCT AMENDMENT BILL 2017 Council second reading, 33, 332; in reply, 585 committee, 590–594 question: reinsertion of “exclusively”, 452 CORRUPTION AND CRIME COMMISSION see also “Procedure and Privileges, Standing Committee on” and “Public Sector Management” Assembly employee perception survey, ms. 6771 Fremantle Police Station, report, 1307 North Metropolitan Health Service, misconduct, 299 procurement records, ms. 6952 Peacock, Craig, investigation, 1118; ms. 1097 unexplained wealth provisions, 2116 Council North Metropolitan Health Service, Grant Alexander, 9051, 9184 Parliament–Corruption and Crime Commission, memorandum of understanding, 22 Peacock, Craig, police action, 9138 prison incident reporting, 2393 prosecutions review, 6542 telecommunications interception warrants, 8303, 8690 CORRUPTION AND CRIME COMMISSION, JOINT STANDING COMMITTEE ON THE Assembly tenth report, “With Extraordinary Power…: The Corruption and Crime Commission’s Execution of a Search Warrant on the Shire of Halls Creek” — tabling, 1692 eleventh report, “Parliamentary Inspector’s Report on ‘A Saga of Persistence’” — tabling, 4850 twelfth report, “An Unreasonable Suspicion — Parliamentary Inspector’s Report” — tabling, 8339 thirteenth report, “Annual Report 2018–19” — tabling, 9581 inquiry into public sector procurement of goods and services and its vulnerability to corrupt practice, extension of reporting date, 411, 5234, 8463 Council seventh report, “Unfinished Business: The Corruption and Crime Commission’s Response to the Committee’s Report on Dr Cunningham and Ms Atoms” — motion, 206, 1910; postponement motion 567, 1063, 1510 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 15

CORRUPTION AND CRIME COMMISSION, JOINT STANDING COMMITTEE ON THE (continued) Council (continued) eighth report, “The More Things Change…: Matters Arising from the Corruption and Crime Commission’s Report on Operation Aviemore: Major Crime Squad Investigation into the Unlawful Killing of Mr Joshua Warneke” — motion, 201, 572, 1511; postponement motion, 572 ninth report, “Annual Report 2017–18” — motion, 567 tenth report, “With Extraordinary Power…: The Corruption and Crime Commission’s Execution of a Search Warrant on the Shire of Halls Creek” — tabling, 1620; motion, 2347 eleventh report, “Parliamentary Inspector’s Report on ‘A Saga of Persistence’” — tabling, 4770; motion, 6380, 6915 twelfth report, “An Unreasonable Suspicion — Parliamentary Inspector’s Report” — tabling, 8263 thirteenth report, “Annual Report 2018–19” — tabling, 9504 inquiry into public sector procurement of goods and services and its vulnerability to corrupt practice, extension of reporting date, 3, 5293, 8389 inquiry into the Western Australian Corruption and Crime Commission’s oversight of police misconduct, investigations, terms of reference, 8262 COURTS see “Legal affairs” CRIMINAL APPEALS AMENDMENT BILL 2019 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 508 introduction and first reading, 610 second reading, 610, 4420, 4438; in reply, 4449 consideration in detail, 4452–4455 third reading, 4542 Council receipt and first reading, 4814 second reading, 4814 question, 9863 CRIMINAL CODE AMENDMENT (INDUSTRIAL MANSLAUGHTER) BILL 2017 Council second reading, 5591 CRIMINAL LAW AMENDMENT (INTIMATE IMAGES) BILL 2018 Assembly returned, 81 Council’s amendments — consideration in detail, 520, 521 assent, 877 Attorney General, Director of Public Prosecutions, prosecutorial guidelines, pex. 786 Council Assembly’s message, 486 assent, 797 CRIMINAL LAW AMENDMENT (UNCERTAIN DATES) BILL 2019 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 4333 introduction and first reading, 4406 second reading, 4406, 7653; in reply, 7664 consideration in detail, 7665, 7666 third reading, 7775 Council receipt and first reading, 8021 second reading, 8022 CRIMINAL PROCEDURE AMENDMENT (TRIAL BY JUDGE ALONE) BILL 2017 Council second reading, 7415 discharge of order and referral to Standing Committee on Legislation — motion, 7416 CULTURE AND THE ARTS Assembly 2019 AWESOME International Arts Festival for Bright Young Things, ms. 7772 Aboriginal art, Kimberley, g. 3528 Albert, Stephen “Baamba”, tribute, ms. 8894 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 16 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

CULTURE AND THE ARTS (continued) Assembly (continued) Art Gallery of Western Australia attendance, 6850 collection, 1488, 1489, 6856 complaints or grievances, bullying, 153 director, 7040 exhibitions Desert River Sea: Portraits of the Kimberley, ms. 489 major, 6850 foundation donations, 6856 Healthway, sponsorship, 1488 rooftop bar, 159 volunteer tours, 6855, 6856 Artillery Drill Hall, Freo.Social, ms. 1544 CinéfestOZ Film Festival, ms. 6396 contemporary music fund, 155, 495, 1480, 1725 Fremantle Artillery Drill Hall, 6847 grants, 6848, 8457 ms. 490, 4207 creative arts, government investment, 5944 department, 2017–18 annual report, 152–155 Disrupted Festival of Ideas, ms. 4531 executive officers, 158 forced adoptions memorial, Town of Victoria Park, ms. 2075 Fringe World Festival and Perth Festival, 2595; ms. 4206 Gomboc Gallery, Ron and Terrie Gomboc, s. 5266 Gwoonwardu Mia Aboriginal Cultural Centre, 8854 Herbert Mayer Collection of Carrolup Artworks, ms. 2913 Kay, Max, OA, tribute, ms. 3882 Keefe, Joshua, s. 1715 Lawford-Wolf, Ningali, tribute, ms. 5664 legislation, 6847 live music venue review, 6846 minister, Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia visit, ms. 3522 National Trust of Western Australia, sixtieth anniversary, ms. 4058 Perth Cultural Centre precinct Picabar, 160, 7938 State Library and cultural centre, carpark review, 6853 Perth Festival 2019, ms. 234 Perth Festival 2020, Highway to Hell, 8048 Premier’s Book Awards, reinstatement, ms. 5497 regional arts and culture investment program, 4877 regional arts funding, g. 7474 Regional Exhibition Boost program, ms. 6951 ScreenWest funding, 154 performance, 1613, 1614 Sculpture by the Sea, 2800; s. 1298 State Library of Western Australia 16 Days in WA to Stop Violence against Women campaign, ms. 9420 antisocial behaviour, 159 Literacy Matters initiative, ms. 9571 State Records Commission, 2017–18 annual report, 146–149, 1164, 2795 Swan Bell Tower, artworks, 2779 Wearable Art Mandurah, ms. 4333 Western Australian Museum annual report 2018–19, tabling, ms. 7466 budget, 151 staff, 6853 storage, Welshpool, 6847 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 17

CULTURE AND THE ARTS (continued) Council arts organisations, investment program, 8554 Bluey, Australian exports, s. 7112 film industry, s. 1938 Fringe World Festival, sponsorship, 9056 state archives, conservation, 6392 State Records Office, 2019–20 state budget, 3826, 4038; s. 4200 West Australian Music Industry Awards, s. 4829 Western Australian Museum annual report 2018–19, tabling, ms. 7413 Art Gallery and State Library, amalgamation, 3787 new museum, entrance fees, 1922 Western Australian Regional Film Fund, 7454 CYCLING see “Transport” and “Road Safety” DEFENCE ISSUES Assembly Australian Marine Complex strategic infrastructure and land use master plan, 5361, 5362 Australian Military Sales Catalogue, ms. 734 Collins-class submarine maintenance program, 5360, 7788, 9437–9441; mpi. 9450, 9459 defence industry strategy, Perth, ms. 2914 Defence Science Centre, 3390, 4083 Pacific 2019 International Maritime Exposition, ms. 7898 Pilbara defence base, 3220, 3221 Council Australian Marine Complex strategic infrastructure and land use plan, 9670 shipbuilding industry, 9210 DELEGATED LEGISLATION, JOINT STANDING COMMITTEE ON Assembly fifteenth report, “Annual Report 2018” — tabling, 2084 sixteenth report, “City of Rockingham Bush Fire Control and Bush Fire Brigades Amendment Local Law 2018” — tabling, 4853 Council fifteenth report, “Annual Report 2018” — tabling, 2013; motion, 3345 sixteenth report, “City of Rockingham Bush Fire Control and Bush Fire Brigades Amendment Local Law 2018” — tabling, 4769 DISABILITY SERVICES Assembly Bennett Brook Disability Justice Centre, Supreme Court injunction, 4967, 5123, 5124 disability care, TAFE courses, 7930 Council adults with exceptionally complex needs program, 3206 Bennett Brook Disability Justice Centre residents and staff, 5213, 5214, 6762 Supreme Court injunction, 4917, 4918, 4925, 5079, 5313 (supplementary information 9917), 5473, 6767; s. 5229 emergency service announcements, hearing impaired, 3717, s. 3856, 4052 funding, 19 Goldfields Individual and Familial Support Association, s. 3670 International Angelman Day, ms. 309 International Day of People with Disability, public sector employment action plan, ms. 9687 National Disability Insurance Scheme implementation — notice of motion, 2622; motion, 3314; in reply, 3329 market review, 3156 Proudlove, Warrick, 7984 rollout, 2885, 3158 service providers, 2909 “State of the Disability Sector Report”, s. 9087 state budget 2019–20 3059 state disability plan, 9190, 9191 suicide prevention, young people with disability, s. 4514 WA Disability Support Awards, s. 3195 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 18 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

DISALLOWANCE MOTIONS Assembly Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Resources (Hydraulic Fracturing) Amendment Regulations 2019 — notice of motion, 8463 Council Australian Computer Society Professional Standards Scheme — notice of motion, 2474; discharge of order, 3028 Biodiversity Conservation (Exemptions) Order 2018 — notice of motion, 799; discharge of order, 3754 City of Armadale Bush Fire Brigades Local Law 2019 — notice of motion, 5590; discharge of order, 6549 City of Bunbury Cats Local Law 2018 — notice of motion, 2014; discharge of order, 3028 City of Bunbury — Fees Notice 2019 — notice of motion, 7058; discharge of order, 8275 City of Bunbury Parking and Parking Facilities Local Law 2018 — notice of motion, 2014; discharge of order, 3028 City of Mandurah Cemeteries Amendment Local Law 2018 — discharge of order, 330 City of Rockingham Bush Fire Control and Bush Fire Brigades Amendment Local Law 2018 — notice of motion, 2014; motion, 5095 Dangerous Sexual Offenders Amendment Regulations 2019 — notice of motion, 2474; discharge of order, 3028 Health Practitioner Regulation National Law Regulation 2018 — discharge of order, 2030 Health Regulations Amendment (Fees and Charges) Regulations 2019 — notice of motion, 6496; discharge of order, 7853 Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Resources (Hydraulic Fracturing) Amendment Regulations 2019 — notice of motion, 8656 Prohibition on Fishing (Greens Pool) Order 2018 (see also “Fisheries”) — notice of motion, 3; motion, 3049, 3062; in reply, 3064 Public Health Amendment Regulations 2019 — notice of motion, 7058; discharge of order, 9109 Rights in Water and Irrigation Amendment Regulations (No. 2) 2018 — motion, 1232, 1251; in reply, 1252 Shire of Augusta Margaret River Erosion and Sediment Control Local Law 2019 — notice of motion, 3011; discharge of order, 4157 Shire of Dowerin Local Government Property Local Law 2018 — notice of motion, 2014; discharge of order, 3028 Shire of Morawa Amenity Local Law 2018 — notice of motion, 670; discharge of order, 1222 Shire of Morawa Cemeteries Local Law 2018 — notice of motion, 670; discharge of order, 2030 Shire of Morawa Public Places and Local Government Property Local Law 2018 — notice of motion, 670; discharge of order, 1222 Shire of Mount Magnet Activities in Thoroughfares and Public Places and Trading Local Law 2018 — discharge of order, 330 Shire of Mount Magnet Animals, Environment and Nuisance Local Law 2018 — discharge of order, 330 Shire of Mount Magnet Cats Local Law 2018 — discharge of order, 330 Shire of Mount Magnet Cemeteries Local Law 2018 — discharge of order, 330 Shire of Mount Magnet Dogs Local Law 2018 — discharge of order, 330 Shire of Mount Magnet Extractive Industries Local Law 2018 — discharge of order, 330 Shire of Mount Magnet Fencing Local Law 2018 — discharge of order, 330 Shire of Mount Magnet Health Local Law 2018 — discharge of order, 330 Shire of Mount Magnet Standing Orders Local Law 2018 — discharge of order, 330 Tobacco Products Control Amendment Regulations 2019 — notice of motion, 1493; discharge of order, 4490 Town of Bassendean Dust and Building Waste Local Law 2018 — notice of motion, 4770; discharge of order, 5295 Town of Victoria Park Dog Local Law 2018 — notice of motion, 2014; discharge of order, 3028 Transport (Road Passenger Services) Regulations 2019 — notice of motion, 2622, 3011; discharge of order, 3479, 4491 Transport Regulations Amendment (Road Passenger Services) Regulations (No. 2) 2019 — notice of motion, 7058; discharge of order, 9524 Waste Avoidance and Resource Recovery (Container Deposit Scheme) Regulations 2019 — notice of motion, 4770; discharge of order, 5295 Weapons Amendment Regulations 2019 — notice of motion, 9505 DROUGHT Assembly National Drought Summit, 8612, 8613 southern rangelands, 8451–8456 Farmers Across Borders, 8752 g. 8713 notice of motion, 8463; motion, 8628 Council drought-tolerant pasture legume, Lebeckia isanti, ms. 6496 southern rangelands, 8408, 8414, 8690 (answer advice 8698), 9216, 9384 Farmers Across Borders, 8694, 9812 ms. 8953 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 19

ECONOMICS AND INDUSTRY STANDING COMMITTEE Assembly fourth report, “Western Australia’s Smash Repair Industry: Structural Challenges”, government response, 1097; ms. 860 fifth report, “Implications of a Distributed Energy Future: Interim Report” — tabling, 2570, 2579 sixth report, “Annual Report 2018–19” — tabling, 5674 seventh report, “Levelling the Playing Field: Managing the Impact of the Rapid Increase of Short-Term Rentals in Western Australia” — tabling, 7476 inquiry into microgrids and associated technologies in Western Australia, extension of reporting date, 1310, 3391, 5700, 7250 inquiry into short-stay accommodation, extension of reporting date, 3895, 5953 inquiry into the risks to consumers and operators of non-registered and noncompliant accommodation utilising online booking platforms such as Airbnb — removal of notice, 878 inquiry into Western Australia’s economic relationship with the Republic of India, terms of reference, 5662 EDUCATION AND HEALTH STANDING COMMITTEE Assembly sixth report, “The Food Fix: The Role of Diet in Type 2 Diabetes Prevention and Management” government response, 5132; ms. 4964 tabling, 2565 seventh report, “Annual Report 2018–19” — tabling, 7125 eighth report, “A Better Connected Future: Opportunities for Digital Innovation in Secondary Education” — tabling, 9588 inquiry into digital innovation in secondary education, terms of reference, 4706 EDUCATION AND TRAINING Assembly apprenticeships and traineeships, 1427, 1428 Curtin University Student Guild, s. 4238 dyslexia, s. 6117 Edith Cowan University, chancellor, appointment, s. 3096 funding, 252 impacts, referral to Education and Health Standing Committee — removal of order, 1681 removal of notice, 508 gifted and talented programs, g. 4842 Green, Betty, tribute, s. 769 international students gifted and talented programs, 8928, 8929 regional sponsored migration scheme, 7788, 7789 jobs and skills centres, 4351 minister ministerial office, alcohol expenditure, 996 performance — removal of notice, 3224 portfolios air travel, 6859 community resource centres, 4135 costs of services, 3300 debt collection agencies, 3991 FOI requests, 1014, 1332 Huawei, 987, 989 Lockwood, Nicole, 137 photography and videography services, 916, 929, 943, 958 property, 1000, 1334 staff, 1019, 2832, 2841, 2846, 2997 welcome to country ceremonies, 1031 RAC Arena visits, 972 Never Stop Reading! ambassador, 2788 Parents and Citizens Association Day, s. 5266 PEAC Parliamentarians, s. 7500 school entry health assessments, ms. 3070 schools Ashdale Secondary College, High School Musical, s. 5678 Book Week celebrations, s. 6589 Brookman PS, upgrade, p. 4333, 4541 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 20 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

EDUCATION AND TRAINING (continued) Assembly (continued) schools (continued) bullying, g. 1267 camp schools, 179 Fairbridge WA, 7695 Carlisle, Belmay, Belmont and Riverdale PS, s. 4872 Castletown PS, 4433 Champion Bay SHS and Geraldton SHS, s. 4427 Clarkson Community HS, 2019 graduating class, s. 8364 Clarkson PS, s. 9603 Como Secondary College, 2855 facility and infrastructure upgrades, 2804 damage, Peel region, 975 Dawesville SHS, proposed, 1026 Doubleview PS complex, opening, s. 2588 Ellenbrook Secondary College, s. 5266 fire safety, 7703, 7961 Harrisdale SHS, gifted and talented program, p. 4397; s. 7149 Hedland SHS, 256, 257 Inner City College, trees, 2793 Kent Street SHS, 2855 Kinross PS, Therese Gorton, s. 4427 Madeley PS, tenth anniversary, s. 7501 mobile phones ban, 8610 Moora Residential College redevelopment, 7632 West, Hon Darren, comments, 5363, 5364 Mount Barker Community College, chess championships, s. 7500 Mount Lockyer PS, Albany, 8043 Padbury SHS site, 3975 population growth, 2791 public schools facilities and resources, community use, g. 7472 maintenance, 7242 performance benchmarks, 9447 violence, Hillarys, 2803 Riverton PS, seventieth anniversary, s. 6589 Rossmoyne SHS and Willetton SHS, funding cuts, g. 9572 School of Isolated and Distance Education, funding, 301, 7686 Sorrento PS, 3302 Springfield PS, s. 2587, 8363 student suspensions, Vasse and Bunbury, 2809 Takari PS, s. 8928 Tom Price PS, 7369 Wanneroo, federal election commitments, 3886, 3887 (correction of answer 3894) water tanks, 6343 Wembley Downs PS, asbestos, 4004 TAFE disability care courses, 7930 enrolments, 6259 fees, 7625 South Metropolitan, 4077 South Regional, 2019–20 state budget, 5036 training opportunities, 4241 VacSwim, 6777; g. 7117 Council Aboriginal and Islander education officers, Mining and Pastoral Region, 2888 agricultural education farms provision trust, 6722, 7098 boarding away from home allowance, 8409 building and construction industry training, board, 7347 (correction of answer 7734) g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 21

EDUCATION AND TRAINING (continued) Council (continued) Building and Construction Industry Training Fund and Levy Collection Act, review, 9913; ms. 9878 Centre for Excellence in the Explicit Teaching of Literacy, ms. 5719 certificate III traineeship programs, 1663, 1780 community kindergartens, 9184, 9718 enrolments, 1519, 3055, 3334 (correction of answer 3511) in-kind support, 4188 operational guidelines, 9211, 9379 department Connect web portal, 2551 funding, 1242 global climate strike, 7099 government building training policy review, 4962, 8330 student information system, 6934 Woodbridge PS, planning, 4032, 5740, 5825 developmental language disorder, s. 8313 FOI application, Hon Mia Davies, 7333 gifted and talented programs, secondary selective entrance programs, 7985, 8690 (answer advice 8985) Inclusive Education WA, 5081 Interm Swimming program, 7329 international students, 3061, 4643 gifted and talented programs, 8411, 8552 (answer advice 8697), 8557 India, ms. 1 s. 2902, 2903, 2904, 7586 teaching standards, 9384 Isolated Children’s Parents’ Association conference, 1664 (supplementary information 1790) kindergartens, vaccination requirements, 5314, 5473 KindiLink program, 5632 language development centres, 9806 (supplementary information 9916) minister Agricultural Region visit, 2538, 5353 Mining and Pastoral Region visit, 8031 portfolios and agencies advertising, 2689 Government Regional Officers’ Housing, 5920 staff, 2220, 5908, 9763 travel, 2544, 4523, 7603, 8446 school infrastructure openings, 817 NAPLAN Online, technical issues, 3507, 6723; ms. 3312 NAPLAN, writing results, 3509, 7196 play-based learning, 3823 regional study incentives, 7451 resources sector, workforce, 6932 School Curriculum and Standards Authority agricultural education, 5222, 9024 Korean language courses, 9909 special provisions policy, 3503 school-age sex offenders, 3684 schools asbestos, 2167 Merredin College and Western Australian College of Agriculture Cunderdin, 3825, 4519, 4919 Atwell College, catchment area, 5085 bandwidth upgrades, 8146 behaviour management, 1359 Broome SHS and Yanchep Secondary College, building management and works tender, 2647 (answer advice 2892) Bullsbrook College, federal members of Parliament visit, 1243 bullying notice of motion, 548; motion, 1047; in reply, 1062 s. 1091 Burns Beach, new primary school, 8145 Byford South East PS, 1357 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 22 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

EDUCATION AND TRAINING (continued) Council (continued) schools (continued) camp schools and Landsdale Farm School, Fairbridge WA, 6371 Carnarvon Community College, 3679 Castletown PS, 4477, 4478, 4641 child protection, 9191 (answer advice 9386), 9671 closure, 1785, 1920 community-based playgroups, 5891 district high school principals, 2070 district high schools and education support schools, ms. 5293 Doubleview PS complex, opening, 576, 1919, 2052, 2070; s. 596 Hammond Park Secondary College, catchment area, 5085 Hedland school attendance strategy, 4918 Karratha SHS, student population, 6542 “Let’s Take a Stand Together” action plan, 3505 maintenance, 576, 2163, 2200–2209, 5777–5791, 7195, 7196, 7333, 7726, 7882, 8444 mobile phones ban, 4644, 6932, 9189; s. 4658 Moora Residential College, 5214 federal government funding, 6246 Nagle Catholic College, boarding capacity, 7599 plaster glass ceilings, 2521 principals, China visit, 8976, 9139 (supplementary information 9219) psychologist services, 6765, 9935 public schools kindergarten programs, 6223 limited program schools, 3689 local intake areas, 6928 restraint and seclusion, 1824, 1825 transportable classrooms, 6223 residential colleges, 1413 non-government school students, ms. 5172 Respectful Relationships program, 1920 Safe Schools program, 3209 school chaplains, 7551 school starting age, 8147 Sevenoaks Senior College, Santa’s Workshop, s. 361, 362, 595 Shark Bay School, 9812 Sunningdale PS, 9024 Thoughtful Schools project, 8690, 9144, 9190 (supplementary information 9219) violence, 20, 214, 819, 1072 (correction of answer 1250), 1078, 2522, 3157, 9543 (answer advice 9726) alternative learning centres, 9051 Waggrakine PS, fencing, 2514 West Leederville PS, alert 7453 (answer advice 8698), 9145 (correction of answer 9147) western suburbs, s. 6946 Schools Animals Ethics Committee, 9418 SkillsWest Careers Expo, ms. 5590 STEM, 7196 students abused and neglected children, 3869 exclusions and suspensions, 2536, 7596 foetal alcohol spectrum disorder, 3337 whose whereabouts are unknown, 3202 TAFE fees and charges, 9676 North Metropolitan, staff, 9781 North Regional, protective clothing policy, 2889, 3061 South Metropolitan, automation courses, ms. 4006 South Regional, enrolments, 3054 student management system, 9673 TAFE International Western Australia, Australian Skills Quality Authority registration, 9190 Teacher Registration Act, review, 1788 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 23

EDUCATION AND TRAINING (continued) Council (continued) teachers, workers’ compensation, 5475 (answer advice 8986) temporary visa holders, school fees, 5915 total cost of services, commonwealth–state contribution, 3632 universities entry requirements, 2888 freedom of expression, 7197 VacSwim program, 6726 (answer advice 7107, 7112), 7198 vocational education and training, VETiS Consulting Services, 1071, 1919, 2052 Western Australian Certificate of Education, reform, 2642, 2884 EFFECT OF RED TAPE ON THE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN ECONOMY, SELECT COMMITTEE INTO THE Council establishment — notice of motion, 6496; motion, 6902; in reply, 6914 ELDER ABUSE, SELECT COMMITTEE INTO see also “Seniors and Ageing” Council final report, “‘I Never Thought It Would Happen to Me’: When Trust Is Broken” government response, 2198, 2199 motion, 202, 572, 1515, 1517, 1910, 2348, 2877, 3347, 5077, 5466, 6921, 7315 recommendations, 1407 ELECTORAL AFFAIRS Council electoral irregularities, investigations, Pilbara, 1393, 1668, 1943, 4963 electoral reform, 719, 1072, 8984; s. 3796 electoral roll access, 5352 ELECTORAL AMENDMENT (TICKET VOTING AND ASSOCIATED REFORMS) BILL 2019 Council notice of motion to introduce, 1492 introduction and first reading, 1620 second reading, 1621, 3744 ELECTRICITY INDUSTRY AMENDMENT BILL 2019 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 9264 introduction and first reading, 9425 second reading, 9425 EMERGENCY SERVICES Assembly Albany Sea Rescue Squad, Group Bravery Citation, ms. 3363 Araluen residential estate and Araluen Golf Resort, access, s. 7148 Australia Day Honours, ms. 605 Australian Bravery Decorations, Andrew Strunk and Jason Shepherd, ms. 6771 Baldivis Volunteer Fire and Emergency Service, s. 5267 bush fire brigade sheds, great southern region, opening, ms. 733 bush fire brigade volunteer, Peter Clews, Medal of the Order of Australia, ms. 4265 Bushfire Centre of Excellence, 869, 2992, 3134 bushfires bushfire season, 8616; ms. 8773 Forrestfield, firefighting effort, ms. 61 fuel management, ms. 9422 good neighbour policy, 7046 Jarrahwood, 7683 management, Mt Helena (see “Planning”) mitigation, 4247, 4248, 4693, 5040, 6858, 8851 ms. 860 Queensland, WA volunteer and career firefighters, ms. 7117 career fire station, Vasse, 2995 crew cab protection program, 6596 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 24 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

EMERGENCY SERVICES (continued) Assembly (continued) department call-outs, 6 June 2019, ms. 4334 commissioner, 1330 Get Behind the Frontline campaign, ms. 8711 Klemm, Commissioner Darren, ms. 6561 multipurpose facility, Collie, 1972 superannuation board, 2018–19 annual report, tabling, ms. 7240 WinterSAFE campaign, ms. 5984 enhanced prescribed burning program, 1563, 1564 fire alarms, call-outs, Hillarys, 1178 fire safety, schools, 7961 firefighting aerial firefighters, bravery commendation, ms. 4057 graduating recruits, ms. 9248 “Statutory Review of Firefighter Cancer Legislation” report, ms. 3364 trucks and appliances, 9966, 9967 tendering contracts, 8218 Geraldton Career Fire and Rescue Service, Group Bravery Citation, ms. 3363 Geraldton fire station, 9256 International Firefighters’ Day Memorial Service, ms. 3070 Kalamunda Volunteer Fire and Rescue Service, s. 3097 Katanning Volunteer Fire and Rescue Service, s. 8927 Lancelin Volunteer Marine Rescue building, 4275 Marine Rescue Western Australia, ms. 8894 minister ministerial office, alcohol expenditure, 1182 portfolios air travel, 6862 community resource centres, 3977 costs of services, 3300 debt collection agencies, 3993 FOI requests, 1332, 1334 Huawei, 1179, 1180 photography and videography services, 1326–1329 property, 1183, 1335 staff, 1189, 2996, 3004, 3008, 3293 welcome to country ceremonies, 1193 RAC Arena visits, 1177 Natural Disaster Resilience program, ms. 6950 Office of Bushfire Risk Management, permits, 5034 officers, personnel, paramedics and first responders — removal of notice, 878, 5371 Queen’s Birthday 2019 honours list, ms. 4671 schools, fire safety, 7703 State Emergency Service Geraldton–Greenough, ms. 6396 volunteers, Wear Orange Wednesday, ms. 4057 tropical cyclone Veronica, Pilbara, ms. 1827; s. 2108 Volunteer Employer Recognition Awards, ms. 9570 volunteer hub, 9614 Volunteer Marine Rescue Services national medal, ms. 2399 resources, 409 volunteers, 8752 Council Araluen residential estate, access, p. 7057 Bushfire Centre of Excellence, location, 217 bushfires alert notifications, 1363 Esperance, 1924, 3209, 9811 south west, s. 728 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 25

EMERGENCY SERVICES (continued) Council (continued) department asset replacement periods, 365 communications centre, 353 (answer advice 724), 1823 gifts, 8588 multipurpose facility, Collie, 2169 regional superintendent, 1400 superannuation board, 2018–19 annual report, tabling, ms. 7177 emergency service announcements, hearing impaired, 3717; s. 3856, 4052 emergency services levy, 6727, 6723 emergency services personnel — motion, 2488 Fire and Emergency Services Act, review, 5319, 8310 firebreaks, Wongan Hills, 8708 Geraldton Fire Station, 1256 minister Agricultural Region visit, 2230, 6250, 9780 portfolios and agencies advertising, 2908 Government Regional Officers’ Housing, 5924 staff, 2222, 5909, 9767 travel, 2396, 4525, 7767, 8447 prescribed burning, 8028 replacement response vehicles, 488, 7334, 7454, 9021, 9022, 9216 Rural Fire Division, 3829 state budget 2019–20 8589 State Emergency Service, personal protective clothing, 4824, 8559 volunteer bush fire brigades, merger, 8149 END OF LIFE CHOICES, JOINT SELECT COMMITTEE ON see also “Voluntary assisted dying” Assembly first report, “My Life, My Choice: The Report of the Joint Select Committee on End of Life Choices”, government response, erratum, 877 ENERGY Assembly Badgingarra wind farm, ms. 3071 climate risks disclosure, g. 4209 Collie biomass plant and solar farm, 5272 domestic gas reservation policy, compliance review, 9501 Economic Regulation Authority Minister for Energy’s comments, 2240 report, 2591 electricity disconnections, 2929, 2930 electricity market, 3101; ms. 2704 Synergy recommendations, 2117 electricity prices, increases, 9962, 9964 electricity supply disconnections, 7687, 7929, 7930, 8042, 9318 midwest, 1560, 2781; p. 2398 Old Theatre Lane, Claremont, g. 4843 Walpole, 3980, 8260 Energy Policy WA, ms. 5665 energy technologies, training, 4882, 8934 energy transformation strategy, ms. 4397 future battery industry strategy, ms. 5936 Horizon Power distributed energy resources management system, 4002 electricity reforms, Pilbara, 6423 Pilbara electricity reforms, 4355, 4356; ms. 4334, 6256; s. 4337, 4339 South Hedland, cabinet documents, 3889 microgrid power systems, Esperance, 2794 minister, coal industry — notice of motion, 509; removal of notice, 4976, 9264 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 26 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

ENERGY (continued) Assembly (continued) north west interconnected system, 3222 Synergy accounts, 2792 annual report 2017–18 1430 annual report 2018–19 7501, 7502, 7795, 7796; ms. 7467 electricity supply, 2789, 2979 performance — standing orders suspension motion, 7510; standing orders suspension — amendment to motion, 7510; standing orders suspension — motion, as amended, 7511; motion, 7511 price increases, 4696 SolarReturn, 163 Synergy Schools Solar Challenge, ms. 2399 tariff system, 5017 Warradarge wind farm, 2978 Western Power 360 Aware campaign, 2793 CEO remuneration, 3982 meters, 4002 network capacity, 4001 public ownership, 866, 9609 revenue, 2790 vegetation management, g. 6085 Council Bunbury to Albany gas pipeline, 9053 Bush Fires Amendment Regulations, 9543 Carnegie Clean Energy, site access negotiations, 1095 Chichester solar gas hybrid project, 8308 Collgar wind farm, 456 department, fossil fuels, 54 domestic gas reservation policy, 7598 Electricity (Licensing) Regulations, 6395, 8327 electricity disconnections, 2168, 7991, 9417 residential customers in arrears, 8559 electricity supply Menzies, 9020 motion, 2475 Mullewa, 22 Perth hills, 6224 s. 2525 gas-fired power plants, emissions, Premier’s comments, 7730 Gorgon gas project, greenhouse gas emissions, 8708, 8709 Horizon Power customers, 9872 grid-connected solar, Broome, 5636, 7330, 7731 Hamilton, Ben, 1397 LED streetlights, 5743, 5894, 9097 liquefied natural gas, demand, 9546 liquid fuel shortage, state hazard plan, 8691 minister climate change, communication, 8710, 9017–9019 portfolios and agencies advertising, 2694 Government Regional Officers’ Housing, 5930 staff, 2229, 5911, 9776 travel, 2548, 4528, 7614 national hydrogen strategy, 9544 north west interconnected system, 3502 (answer advice 3511) North West Shelf gas project, greenhouse gas emissions, 8696, 9787 nuclear energy, 5218, 8155 public housing, solar photovoltaic systems, 2233 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 27

ENERGY (continued) Council (continued) renewable energy, 8036 Collie, 1669 target, p. 547, 548 south west interconnected system emissions, 9194 power outages, 1819 standalone power systems, 2072, 8330, 9875 Synergy annual report 2019 9020; s. 7460 customers, 9872 Muja C and D capital works program, 3631, 5101 operating forecasts, 3642 operations review, redundancies, 4191 Premier Coal supply agreement, 713, 3059, 5220 state budget 2019–20 3716 “Western Australian Renewable Hydrogen Strategy”, 9385 Western Power apprenticeships, 9218 (supplementary information 9917) capital expenditure, 3054 electrical installation standard AS/NZS 3000:2018, wiring rules, 6249, 8327 surges, 2515 ENVIRONMENT see also “Climate change” and “Drought” Assembly Banksia Road waste facility, Dardanup, lithium tailings, p. 3895 Canal Rocks boat ramp, 1198; g. 1686 Canning River, federal Labor commitment, s. 3557 container deposit scheme, 2981, 5518 Edna May mine, 3385 enhanced prescribed burning program, 1893 environmental approvals, Yornup Quarry, Hesketh Quarry’s Pty Ltd, 306 glyphosate, 8367 greenhouse gas emissions (see “Climate change”) Jarrahwood bushfire, 7683 Haddon, Terry and Jenny, g. 5669 Keep Australia Beautiful Council, community grants, 6121, 6122 landfill, Bold Park Community School site, 4143 minister ministerial office, alcohol expenditure, 1181 portfolios air travel, 7042 community resource centres, 4135 costs of services, 3009 debt collection agencies, 3992 FOI requests, 1185, 1186 Huawei, 1179, 1180 photography and videography services, 1164–1172 property, 1182 staff, 1189, 2997–3008 welcome to country ceremonies, 1193 RAC Arena visits, 1177 national parks camping fees, 6599 expansion, 5035 lease 2416/100, D’Entrecasteaux National Park, 136 William Bay National Park, fire safety, 5054 Yalgorup National Park, 1188 North Cottesloe Surf Life Saving Club, Clean Up Australia event, s. 5679 Walpole wilderness peatlands, 7767 waste management, 1612, 2978 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 28 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

ENVIRONMENT (continued) Council air emissions, 9094 Woodside, 3867, 3868, 4054 Alcoa, jarrah forest rehabilitation, 823, 2166 Banksia Road waste facility, Dardanup, lithium tailings, 3789, 4194, 5775, 5776; p. 3803 beekeeping, effects of prescribed burning, 9719 biodiversity, s. 7585 Biodiversity Conservation Act, dingo, status, 4520; s. 1676 Brooking Creek, Kimberley, 3202 Burrup Peninsula November 2018 fire, 1414 rock acidity, 8307, 8410, 9809 viewing platform, 2518 World Heritage listing, 216, 1392 Bush Forever sites, 7228, 7464 bushfires mitigation, Shire of Manjimup, 1926, 3520, 3866 south west, 5218 state forest, Nanga Brook Road, 5215 Cleanaway facility fire, South Guildford, 9724 coastal erosion, North Metropolitan Region, s. 5772 Cockburn Cement Ltd, odour neutralising trial, 56, 3198 container deposit scheme, 3160, 3635 motion, 682 s. 727 department staff, Augusta, 7592, 9874 used tyre storage facilities, 6724, 7201 Derby tidal power project, proposal implementation time limit, 2386 dinosaur footprints, Cable Beach, Broome, 2355 dolphins Koombana Bay, 9381 Swan and Canning Rivers, 6377; s. 9157 dust management Mobile Concreting Solutions quarry, Tom Price, 9142 Port Hedland (see also “Regional Development”), 3719, 5233, 5354; p. 6344 Edna May mine, 3508 Environmental Protection Act, delegated powers, 9143 environmentally sensitive areas, 4036 fauna causing damage licences, 8155, 9784 feral animal management, unallocated crown land, 9720 feral pigs, control measures, 8554 Forest Management Plan 2014–2023, timber yield, 2535, 3862 fracking (see “Mines and Petroleum”) glyphosate use, s. 3859 Gorgon gas project Barrow Island, conservation, 7889 emissions, 1667, 5219, 6754, 7453, 8708, 8709 greenhouse gas emissions (see “Climate change”) Greenpatch development, Dalyellup, 3742, 3801, 3802, 3861, 4833–4835 helium balloons, ban, p. 3011, 3743 ibis management plan, 9020 Indigenous ranger program, 1523 Jangardup mineral sands mine, acid sulphate groundwater plume, 56, 1823 Kangaroo Management Advisory Committee, 6930 kangaroos, Baldivis, 581 (answer advice 720) Keep Australia Beautiful Council, litter, 2170 Kwinana outer harbour, p. 5854 land clearing vegetation, 487, 4825, 5795, 7589 Yakka Munga station, 4480, 4646, 5848, 6373, 6934, 7105, 7896, 8032 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 29

ENVIRONMENT (continued) Council (continued) landfill, unapproved, Great Northern Highway, 6219, 9936 “Landfill Waste Classification and Waste Definitions 1996”, s. 1535, 1537, 1676 lime quarry, Nullaki, Environmental Protection Authority assessment, 457 litter accumulation rates, 2378 “Management of Crown Land Site Contamination” report, 2232, 2386 Mangrove Cove, Bunbury, 9187 marri forests, 2377, 2536 (answer advice 2360) Mineral Resources Ltd, Koolyanobbing Range F deposit, 2640, 3163, 4667 minister climate change, communication, 8710, 9092–9094 portfolios and agencies advertising, 2908 Government Regional Officers’ Housing, 5921 grants programs, 9930 staff, 2381, 5908, 9764 travel, 2545, 4524, 7605, 8446 Murujuga Aboriginal Corporation, meetings, 9188 national parks, state parks and nature reserves Abrolhos Islands, 583, 1412, 1413; s. 5226 camping fees, 6543 Credo conservation park, 2386 expansion, 1790, 1919 exploration licences and mining leases, 9416 firewood, illegal, 7557 John Forrest National Park, Hovea Falls, pedestrian bridge, 8303 King Leopold Ranges Conservation Park, renaming 8312 (answer advice 8416) plan for parks, 4666 Wellington National Park, 1247 National Environment Protection Council, 2017–18 annual report, ms. 7531 North Stoneville development (see also “Planning”), 2058, 2171, 2359, 8978; s. 8703 nuclear energy, 3789 PFAS contamination (see also “Metronet”), 4478, 7238 Gnangara mound, 6231 Red Hill Waste Management Facility, 9675 Bullsbrook, 2167, 6230 Pilbara Ports Authority, environmental compliance report, 57 plastic bags, ban, 583 plastic waste, ms. 3691 Point Grey marina, 6931 prescribed burning, 1361, 3828, 8028, 8192, 9544; s. 5644 Ramelius Resources, Greenfinch project, Eremophila resinosa, s. 3734, 3736 Ramsar Convention, wetland nominations, 2377 recycled construction and demolition waste, 1399 recycling, meat trays, 4961 Rottnest Island, 9022 royalties for regions funding, p. 9788 sediment discharge, unauthorised, 9057 Sediment Task Force, 9912 south west forests, threatened species, 1946 south west wetlands monitoring program, 5648, 9094 southern Queen of Sheba orchids, Gull Rock National Park, 5474 south-western snake-necked turtle, 5318 State Natural Resource Management and Coastal Conference, s. 7765 state of the environment report, 583, 4645, 5917, 9091; s. 595 “Swan Canning River Protection Strategy”, collaborative agreements, 9548 threatened species, 4922 United Nations report, 6254 Waste Authority, “Roads to Reuse”, waste levy, 602 waste avoidance and resource recovery account, 5827 waste to energy, residual waste, 579 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 30 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

ENVIRONMENT (continued) Council (continued) water quality, Coorinjinna Pool, Pilbara, 5743, 6181, 7101, 7199, 8026 Western Australian Biodiversity Audit II, 6219, 8156, 8413 Wetlands Coordinating Committee, 4959, 9090 “Wheatbelt Region Parks and Reserves Draft Management Plan”, 2057 Wheatstone LNG project, 6754 World Environment Day, s. 3739 Yara Pilbara Nitrates Pty Ltd, technical ammonium nitrate plant, 2057, 3862, 4648, 5912, 9928 ENVIRONMENT AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS, STANDING COMMITTEE ON Council forty-eighth report, “Overview of Petitions 16 May 2017 to 30 June 2018” — motion, 203 forty-ninth report, “Mechanisms for Compensation for Economic Loss to Farmers in Western Australia Caused by Contamination by Genetically Modified Material” — tabling, 310; motion, 572, 1914, 2344, 3345, 5071, 5466, 5815, 6364, 8140; postponement motion, 5076, 5466 fiftieth report, “Terms of Reference: Inquiry into Children and Young People on the Sex Offenders Register — Is Mandatory Registration Appropriate?” — tabling, 2474 fifty-first report, “Terms of Reference: Inquiry into the Functions, Processes and Procedures of the Standing Committee on Environment and Public Affairs” — tabling, 7178 ENVIRONMENT COURT BILL 2019 Council notice of motion to introduce, 9098 introduction and first reading, 9514 second reading, 9514 ESTIMATES AND FINANCIAL OPERATIONS, STANDING COMMITTEE ON Council seventy-seventh report, “2017–18 Budget Cycle — Part 2: Annual Report Hearings” — tabling, 2013; motion, 2880, 3330, 3344, 5469, 5481, 5815, 7320, 8135 seventy-eighth report, “2019–20 Budget Cycle — Part 1: Estimates Hearings and Related Matters” — tabling, 7704 annual report hearings 2018–19 5854 budget estimates hearings 2019–20 2012 Environment, Minister for, pex. 5902; personal explanation, 6722 extension of reporting time — motion, 8275 ESTIMATES COMMITTEES Assembly committee A adoption of report — motion, 3896 division 15 correction of answer, s. 3894 supplementary information questions A43, A44 and A45, s. 3894 division 16, correction of answer, s. 3894 division 21 supplementary information A16, correction of answer, s. 6010 supplementary information question A14, s. 3894 committee B adoption of report — motion, 3902 division 23, correction of answer, s. 3894 division 33 correction of answer, s. 4251 supplementary information question B27, s. 3894 committees A and B, presentation of reports and minutes Appropriation (Capital 2019–20) Bill 2019 3896 Appropriation (Recurrent 2019–20) Bill 2019 3896 management committee, report adoption of report — motion, 3570 presentation, 3570 ESTIMATES OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE Council tabling of budget papers, 3034 consideration of tabled papers, 3034, 3141, 3166, 3349, 3479, 3608, 3643, 3693, 3755, 3804, 4023, 4040, 4158, 4458, 4485 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 31

EVANS, HON GEORGE MAXWELL (MAX), MBE Council condolence motion, 3305; s. 3305 EVANS, HON HYWEL (DAVID) Assembly condolence motion, 8767 FAIR TRADING AMENDMENT BILL 2018 Assembly receipt and first reading, 1850 second reading, 1850, 7666; in reply, 7678 third reading, 7679 assent, 8462 Council second reading, 1222, 1376 discharge of order and referral to Standing Committee on Uniform Legislation and Statutes Review — motion, 1377, 1642; in reply, 1642 second reading, 1643; in reply, 1652 committee, 1654–1662, 1672, 1673 report, 1673 as to third reading — standing orders suspension motion, 1673 third reading, 1673 returned, 7588 assent, 8389 FAIR TRADING AMENDMENT BILL 2019 Council notice of motion to introduce, 1762 introduction and first reading, 1917 second reading, 1917, 1928 FAMILY AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Assembly 16 Days in WA to Stop Violence against Women, 9257; ms. 9249, 9420 Aboriginal family safety, summit, ms. 608 Council of Australian Governments, fourth action plan, 6126 Geraldton response team, ms. 3365 Gore, Jody, royal prerogative of mercy, ms. 7466 incidents, police attendance, 8521 initiatives, 1559 men’s shelter, Roebourne, ms. 4207 Ochre Ribbon Day, Aboriginal survivors of family and domestic violence, ms. 62 one-stop hubs, 3102 Peel region, 1194, 2597; g. 2560, 8900 Ride Against Domestic Violence, ms. 7351 Council Aboriginal male healing centre, 1664 Communicare Breathing Space, 4818 Derby Family Healing Centre, 9673 dowry-related abuse, 3861 funding, 3864, 4642 Geraldton, s. 3066 initiatives, 2052 motion, 3020 Regional Development, Minister for, pex. 3049 Matilda Gard Services, 214, 1364 non-fatal strangulation offence, 5221 Peel region, refuge, 9543 victim arrest warrants, 3634 FAMILY COURT AMENDMENT BILL 2019 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 7642 introduction and first reading, 7774 second reading, 7774, 9600, 9617 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 32 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

FAMILY VIOLENCE LEGISLATION REFORM BILL 2019 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 9264 introduction and first reading, 9427 second reading, 9427 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT Assembly federal election Fardell, Nick, s. 3558 house values, s. 3558 Labor Party policy, 3883, 3884 Martin, James, s. 3558 financial management — notice of motion, 2720; removal of notice, 7258 financial performance, 2118 Fischer, Hon Tim, AC, s. 6117 health, performance — notice of motion, 2720 state budget surplus, s. 3098 Council Fair Work (Registered Organisations) Amendment (Ensuring Integrity) Bill 2019, Senate vote, s. 9679 Fischer, Hon Tim, AC, tribute, s. 5904 joint parliamentary inquiry into family law and child support, s. 6752 O’Sullivan, Senator Barry, comments, s. 594 FEDERAL–STATE RELATIONS Assembly cashless debit card trial, 1423 Council cashless debit card trial goldfields, s. 1537 notice of motion, 1201; motion, 1493, 1498; amendment to motion, 1498; in reply, 1509 proposed extension, 1668 FINES, PENALTIES AND INFRINGEMENT NOTICES ENFORCEMENT AMENDMENT BILL 2019 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 7349 introduction and first reading, 7490 second reading, 7490, 8793, 8846, 8905, 8944; in reply, 8944 third reading, 8950 question, 7366 Council receipt and first reading, 9755 second reading, 9755 warrants of commitment, 9718 FIREARMS AMENDMENT (AIRSOFT) BILL 2019 Council notice of motion to introduce, 7179 introduction and first reading, 7413 second reading, 7413 FINANCE see “Treasury and Finance” FISHERIES see also “Sharks” Assembly aquaculture, 4897 Bowen, Dr Bernard, tribute, ms. 1950 department staff, 1604, 6416, 6417 shopfronts, 5684, 5685; p. 7257, 8463, 8792, 9263 fishing, recreational, 8937 fish kills, Jurien Bay marina, 6971 Greens Pool, prohibition on fishing, g. 1269 marine finfish nursery, Geraldton, aquaculture, 3568 marron fishery, 8852 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 33

FISHERIES (continued) Assembly (continued) minister, 8461 Oyster Harbour, Albany, restoration, ms. 9422 Port Gregory lagoon, oyster farm, p. 8593 western rock lobster fishery industry roundtable event, 8220 Poland, Greg, 1125, 1126, 1310 policy, 64, 65, 499, 2938 reforms, 1831, 1832, 1974, 1975 Council assent, 1 department, staff, 9014 fish kills sawfish, Liveringa station, 3520, 3674, 3675, 6755 Steep Point, 5746 Fish Resources Management Act, charitable exemptions, 2378 fishing, local laws, Cottesloe and Cambridge, 2644, 3159 non-native species, 6180 Ocean Reef marina, voluntary fisheries adjustment scheme, 6729 Operation Shadowedge, 3786 pearling lease fees, 1525 Prohibition on Fishing (Greens Pool) Order 2018 (see also “Disallowance motions”), 453, 714 “Recreational Fishing Guide”, p. 6163 shark fin, 4189 western rock lobster fishery, 455, 2533–2535 charter boats, 7886, 8147 conflict of interest, 450, 575 Fisheries, Department of, staff, 1540 fishery package, 350 harvest strategy and control rules, 1671 industry levy funds, 7557 industry reform, 3637 local lobster program, 7330, 7456 ministerial exemption, 580, 714, 2649 notice of motion, 3; motion, 548; amendment to motion, 559; motion, as amended, 559; in reply, 566 FOOD AMENDMENT (SHARK FIN PROHIBITION) BILL 2019 Council notice of motion to introduce, 3691 introduction and first reading, 3743 second reading, 3743 FORESTRY Assembly good neighbour policy, fires, 7046 Western Australian Regional Forest Agreement, 1837 Council Auswest Timbers, 9809 Forest Products Commission Alcoa timber, 5480 annual report 2018–19 9726; s. 7463 Auswest Timbers contract of sale, 4953 biological assets, 1946 competitive neutrality policy, 4926 contracts of sale, 3165, 6184 harvest, fire risk assessment, 5479 independent audit, 4833, 9924 karri and marri industrial wood, 217 log export, 2890 logging, s. 3196 woody biomass, 4923 Greenbushes, 3342 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 34 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

FORESTRY (continued) Council (continued) Lewana plantation, fire, 2055 Lewin block, clear-felling, 3638; s. 3671 prescribed burning, 8192 regrowth karri thinning, 3867 sandalwood harvest, 716, 1076, 1245, 1781 (answer advice 2061), 2517, 2888, 3339, 4482, 5315, 5474 Western Australian Regional Forest Agreement, s. 1092, 1939 GAME AND FERAL ANIMAL CONTROL BILL 2018 Council introduction and first reading, 9098 GAMING AND WAGERING LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2018 Assembly returned, 81 assent, 80 Council assent, 1 GENDER REASSIGNMENT AMENDMENT BILL 2018 Assembly returned, 120 assent, 545 Council second reading, 3; in reply, 14 committee, 16–19, 28–31 report, 31 third reading, 31 assent, 547 GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS AMENDMENT BILL 2019 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 7349 introduction and first reading, 7494 second reading, 7494, 8831; in reply, 8950 consideration in detail, 9290–9295 third reading, 9295 Council receipt and first reading, 9790 second reading, 9790 GOVERNOR Assembly vehicles, 1028 Council acknowledgement, s. 3196 Governor’s establishment, 3333, 4835 HAWKE, HON ROBERT (BOB) JAMES LEE, AC Assembly tribute — standing orders suspension motion, 3872; s. 3872, 3874–3880 Council passing, s. 3518 tribute, s. 3739 HEALTH Assembly Aboriginal health services Elizabeth Hansen Autumn Centre, 3456 funding, 6885 grants, 8115 advance health care planning, ms. 6083 aged care Carnarvon, 308, 2421; s. 1299 Report on Government Services, 2809 Amanda’s Memorial Garden, Southern River, s. 6590 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 35

HEALTH (continued) Assembly (continued) ambulances off-stretcher percentages, 2847, 6875 Peel Health Campus, 979, 981, 1331, 5031 ramping, 1002, 1718, 1719, 4074, 4075, 5365, 5366, 5938, 5939, 6874 roadworks, 6897 St John Ambulance reporting, Dawesville and Pinjarra, 5026 Wroth, Charlie, s. 9603 Animal Resources Authority, 2018–19 annual report, 9334 Asbestos Awareness Month, blue lamington drive, 9420 Australian Breastfeeding Association, WA Branch, fiftieth anniversary, ms. 5132 Claisebrook depot, billboard advertising, 1007 Communified, s. 9602 dental services clinic waiting times, 4144 community dental health van, 7958 paediatric treatment, 3971 department annual report 2018–19 9330–9332 budget, 5516 influenza and respiratory illness database, ms. 3882 Israel visit, s. 4237 digital patient record systems, 6897, 7172 Dyke, David, s. 5680 East Metropolitan Health Service, 2018–19 annual report, 9324, 10012 end-of-life choices legislation (see “Voluntary assisted dying”) federal government’s performance — removal of notice, 7258 federal Labor policy, 1425 glyphosate, g. 8337 Harvey House, 163 Health and Disability Services Complaints Office, 6876–6878 health and medical research, 6879 Future Health Research and Innovation Fund (see also “Western Australian Future Fund Amendment (Future Health Research and Innovation Fund) Bill 2019”), 3220 health services, financial management, 4075 Health Services Family Association, s. 768 health staff, 7171 assaults against, 121, 3383, 3446, 4537, 6124–6127, 6259, 6260, 8458, 8459, 8779; mpi. 6268 protection, ms. 3211; mpi. 3391 vacancies, 6896 health system infrastructure maintenance works, 7244 mpi. 4085 Healthy Options WA, 8111 hospitals and health campuses Albany Health Campus, radiation oncology services, 868, 5021 beds, 2719, 2784, 2792, 2852, 4434, 4435, 8103, 8107 Bunbury Hospital, 5273 carpark revenue, 6883 clinical services, 6884 cold cuddle cots, 1022 compensation and refunds, 8508 complaints, 7680 diabetes education, 4137, 4138 digital outages, 8107, 8108, 9298 discharges, 8515, 8519 emergency codes, 167, 5031, 6120, 7248 emergency departments performance, 407, 1832 staffing, 861, 862 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 36 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

HEALTH (continued) Assembly (continued) hospitals and health campuses (continued) Fiona Stanley Hospital family birthing centre, 4436 power outage ms. 2238 pex. 2121 standing orders suspension motion, 2085; standing orders suspension — amendment to motion, 2085; standing orders suspension — motion, as amended, 2085; motion, 2085 infrastructure maintenance, 8893 Joondalup Health Campus, 7506, 7507 expansion, proposed, 2713, 2933, 2934, 5268, 7159, 7160, 9606; g. 5241 stroke unit, 1968 Katanning Hospital, general practitioners, 2936 King Edward Memorial Hospital midwives, private, 7159 pelvic mesh complications clinic, 2806 Laverton Hospital, 1308; p. 1097, 2257 medical equipment, 8111, 8762, 8763, 8827, 9299, 9307, 9308, 10001, 10002 medicine, disposal, 8508, 8509 medihotels, 8368 Meekatharra hospital, new, p. 7258 Merredin Health Service, g. 4840 Murchison health services, g. 3076 Murray District Hospital, 977 Newman Hospital, 260 Onslow Health Service, 2782 Osborne Park Hospital, 5683 pain management clinics, 3982 Peel Health Campus, 3105, 4076, 5126 ambulances, 979, 981, 1331, 5031 annual reports, 985, 5033 assaults, 978 bed numbers, 977, 982 clinical services, statistics, correction of answer, 877 complaints, 982 correspondence, 975 cost per weighted activity, 985 emergency department attendances, 981, 984 funding, 976 g. 1684 healthcare-associated infections, 980, 5033 management, 978, 6342 Patient Opinion Australia, 975 patient transfers, 5031, 5032 staff, 977–985 surgical procedures, 982, 983 Perth Children’s Hospital fracture clinic, 2785 lead contamination, 167, 180–183, 307, 669, 2796, 5033 plumbing system inspections, 2786 Princess Margaret Hospital for Children fencing, 1007 s. 7148 public hospitals funding, 1119 resources, mpi. 878 Rainbow Tick accreditation, Royal Perth and Bentley Hospitals, ms. 2075 Royal Perth Hospital intensive care unit, upgrade, 2242 Mental Health Emergency Centre, 7795 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 37

HEALTH (continued) Assembly (continued) hospitals and health campuses (continued) safety, 5358 regional, 5359, 5518 standing orders suspension motion, 5366; standing orders suspension — amendment to motion, 5366; standing orders suspension — motion, as amended, 5366; motion, 5366 Stop the Violence campaign, ms. 8450 schedule 8 medicine, 8112, 8114 surgery cancellations, 6885 vending machines and catering, 8112 women’s and babies’ hospital, 3388, 3888, 9973, 9974 human reproductive technology and surrogacy legislation, review (see also “Human Reproductive Technology and Surrogacy Legislation Amendment Bill 2018”), ms. 1681 Koondoola Integrated Services Centre, g. 3078 Lucas, Amelia, 5681 medical imaging and storage system, ms. 8331 men’s health, Checkmate, s. 2588 men’s health and wellbeing policy, ms. 4265 minister Israel, United States and Canada visit, ms. 4837 Ministerial Code of Conduct, 1717 ministerial office, alcohol expenditure, 996 portfolios air travel, 7954 community resource centres, 4135 costs of services, 3453 debt collection agencies, 4141 FOI requests, 1332, 1472 correction of answer, 263 Huawei, 986, 989 Lockwood, Nicole, 136 photography and videography services, 1748–1758 property, 999, 1023 staff, 1019, 2847, 3290, 3295, 3449 welcome to country ceremonies, 1030 RAC Arena visits, 971 Ministerial Expert Panel on Advance Health Directives, ms. 5984 mobile phone infrastructure, electromagnetic radiation, health effects, s. 8743 Nagree, Dr Yusuf, tribute, ms. 9569 North Metropolitan Health Service annual report 2017–18, correction, 81 annual report 2018–19 9324–9330, 10014 misconduct procurement records, ms. 6952 Public Sector Commission review, 299; ms. 6561 nurses, 546, 7168 obesity, ms. 5496 outpatient surgical clinic referrals, 2819 palliative care Capes region, g. 5239 expenditure, 970, 3100 funding, 7632 Joondalup Health Campus, p. 7897 National Palliative Care Week, ms. 3522 South West Regional Palliative Care Service, 3971, 3972, 6900, 7834 state budget 2019–20 2118 patient assisted travel scheme, 7245; g. 2081 Peel Health Hub, g. 7119 Precision Health Council, ms. 2703 Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day, ms. 7623 Prevent Alcohol and Risk-Related Trauma in Youth program, 2787–2791 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 38 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

HEALTH (continued) Assembly (continued) public health campaigns, 7374 radiotherapy services, 6883 regional health country health — notice of motion, 4975; motion, 5141 elective surgery, Busselton, 2808 funding and services, 6420; mpi. 1566 general practitioner shortage, 6125 Kerry Lodge and Lechenaultia House, 2596 Leeman and Green Head, p. 8790 McGowan government’s performance — notice of motion, 7258; motion, 7387 midwest communities — notice of motion, 8793; motion, 8884 Shark Bay, permanent doctor, p. 7641, 8593, 8792, 9263 renal dialysis Aboriginal patients, 2804 Derby and Fitzroy Crossing, 2781, 2782 Geraldton, 6421, 6422 wait times, 6896 research and innovation, g. 4400 school entry health assessments, ms. 3070 sexually transmitted diseases and bloodborne viruses, report, 7373 Silver Chain, hospital discharge support, 2807 Skin Cancer Action Week, s. 9602 South Metropolitan Health Service, 2018–19 annual report, 9325–9329, 10013 specialists, wait times, 3982 sponsorship agreements, 8510 streptococcal infections, 4139 sugar, labelling, g. 5238 SunSmart campaign, ms. 8197 sustainability unit, 6881 sustainable health review, 986 final report, ms. 2398 King Edward Memorial Hospital, 2414 Telethon, state government donation, 8615 Tobacco Products Control Amendment Regulations 2019, ms. 1827 urgent care clinics, 4539, 4690, 6005, 6782 vaccinations, pharmacists, ms. 5234 voluntary assisted dying (see “Voluntary assisted dying”) WA Country Health Service, 5126 (supplementary information 5279) annual report 2018–19 9332–9334, 9495 WA Health Excellence Awards, ms. 8773 WA Nursing and Midwifery Excellence Awards, ms. 3362 Council abortion annual report 2017–18 1408 clinics, safe access zones, 3823 procedures, 2071, 3207, 3208, 4054 RU486 drug, 3683 aged care Aged Care Availability Working Group, 4818 Kimberley, 3160 Leonora, 2887 Warmun, ms. 9027 ambulances charges, pensioners and income support recipients, s. 7224 Merredin St John Ambulance volunteer training sub-centre, s. 483 ramping, 3822 (answer advice 4196), 6244, 8326, 9058 regional, 4925, 9937 Asbestos Awareness Month, blue lamington drive, 9220 Australian Breastfeeding Association, WA Branch, fiftieth anniversary, ms. 5055 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 39

HEALTH (continued) Council (continued) cancer breast, s. 5904 diagnoses, Kimberley, 1401 childhood, s. 6556 Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, s. 6554 climate change health inquiry, 3164, 8444 codeine, 1257 community dental health van, 5830, 6185, 6378 (answer advice 7106) Connected Beginnings program, 8977, 9052 department influenza and respiratory illness database, ms. 3804 information security policy, 1522 ear, nose and throat specialists, wait times, Perth, 7729 end-of-life choices legislation (see “Voluntary assisted dying”) federal Labor policy, 2356, 5231, 5317; s. 5226 foetal alcohol spectrum disorder, 584, 6242, 9096 health staff, assaults against, 3337, 4955, 6180, 9379 (answer advice 9918) hospitals and health campuses Albany Health Campus, accreditation, 5830, 5893 assaults, 7464 Derby Hospital, 5082 (answer advice 5639) beds and wards, 356, 578, 1666, 4193 Bentley Hospital, 1823 Chittering health centre, 8034 emergency codes, activations, 9672 (answer advice 9816) emergency departments consultant psychiatrists 1525 (answer advice 2061) winter health strategy, 3790 Geraldton Health Campus, 6212, 8195 code yellow declarations, 5086 (correction of answer 5322, 6379), 6243 redevelopment, 218, 2643, 6183 Hedland Health Campus, 6372 (answer advice 7106) Joondalup Health Campus, redevelopment, 3160, 4484 Kalgoorlie Health Campus, MRI machine, 1524, 2910, 5084 Karratha Health Campus, 2553, 6372 (answer advice 7106) Kimberley, 8706 Kununurra Hospital, emergency department, 9016 Laverton Hospital, 1408, 3161 maintenance funding, 8445 Pilbara and goldfields, 7727 Northam, Merredin, Narrogin and Katanning hospitals, 5916 patient-to-staff ratio, 4038 Perth Children’s Hospital gender diversity service, 2213 practical completion, defects, 720 Pilbara, 7618 public hospitals, 5649 Rainbow Tick accreditation, Royal Perth and Bentley Hospitals, ms. 2012 regional hospitals emergency department presentations, 8321 safety, 8556 senior emergency staff, 3676 schedule 8 medicine, 8150 security staff, 8156 Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, emergency department, code yellow hours, 5897 human reproductive technology and surrogacy legislation, review (see also “Human Reproductive Technology and Surrogacy Legislation Amendment Bill 2018”), 1782; ms. 1619 International Overdose Awareness Day, s. 6210 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 40 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

HEALTH (continued) Council (continued) medical cannabis, 1668, 3159, 5742, 5828, 5848, 7100, 7553; s. 5771 men’s health and wellbeing, 1078, 1244 minister Agricultural Region visits, 1679, 9935 portfolios and agencies advertising, 2689 Government Regional Officers’ Housing, 5919 grants programs, 9929 staff, 2216, 2355, 2518, 5908, 9759 travel, 2543, 4523, 8317, 8592 North Metropolitan Health Service, Grant Alexander (see “Corruption and Crime Commission”) nursing posts, Bremer Bay and Jerramungup, 1077 (supplementary information 1251) s. 3195 service medal, p. 547; s. 598 WA Nursing and Midwifery Excellence Awards, s. 3197 palliative care, 5849 24/7 phone line, 2169 (answer advice 2360) funding, 1360, 7551 goldfields, 7731 National Palliative Care Week, ms. 3459 notice of motion, 1493; motion, 1894; amendment to motion, 1907; motion, as amended, 1908; in reply, 1909 regional services, 5221, 5477, 5745, 7552; p. 9877 Silver Chain, budget allocation, 3637 state budget 2019–20 7451 patient assisted travel scheme, 6179, 6378, 6548, 6728 posthumous collection of gametes, 4205 annual reporting, 2539 review, 577 (correction of answer 4485) Precision Health Council, 3056 Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day, ms. 7532; s. 7582 Quadriplegic Centre, closure, p. 3690 regional services elective surgery, Geraldton, 1414 general practitioners, 1259, 9212 Mining and Pastoral Region, 5217, 5321, 5479, 6179, 7332 notice of motion, 7841; motion, 8117; amendment to motion, 8124; motion, as amended, 8124; s. 8185 oncology services, midwest, 1411 primary health care — notice of motion, 5591; motion, 5798; in reply, 5814; s. 5844, 5845 Toodyay, Chittering and Gingin, 8324 renal dialysis accommodation, 1358 (answer advice 1527), 1520 sexually transmitted infections, prisons, 6232 Silver Chain, 8321 remote area service centres, snakebites, 9870 speech pathology services, 9872 sustainable health review, 9191 (answer advice 9727); ms. 2327 Tellus Holdings, Sandy Ridge project, 354, 719, 2645, 5216 Tobacco Products Control Amendment Regulations 2019, s. 1253; ms. 1762 urgent care clinics, 5826, 6723, 7236, 8033, 9189 data collection, 9672 Geraldton, 3634, 4481, 4921 MEDrefer smart form, 9676 regional, 6244 vaccination influenza, 4033 pharmacists, ms. 5294 policies, p. 3803 school and kindergarten requirements, 5314, 5473 voluntary assisted dying (see “Voluntary assisted dying”) g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 41

HEALTH (continued) Council (continued) WA Country Health Service Aboriginal meet-and-greet service, 2212 ambulance ramping, 9937 antivenom, 6948 critical incidents, 732 hospital emergency codes, 2211, 7116 midwives, 1407, 7115 nurses, 4662, 4663, 7115 specialist services, 3519, 6244, 8440 staff, 2073 wastewater systems, Chalet Rigi restaurant, 9019 World Autism Awareness Day, s. 1817 HEALTH SERVICES AMENDMENT BILL 2019 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 8463 receipt and first reading, 8595 second reading, 8595 explanatory memorandum, 8792 appropriation, 8829 HERITAGE Assembly Esperance tanker jetty, 1481, 4880, 4881 Heritage Act, draft regulations, 2797–2799; ms. 1098, 4839 Heritage Council of Western Australia, ms. 7117 Maylands brickworks, 2780 Register of Heritage Places, Guildford, ms. 4964 Swan Hills electorate, heritage sites, g. 9579 Western Australian Heritage Awards, ms. 1951 Council Arthur Head, City of Fremantle, 2888 Batavia shipwreck, 390th anniversary, s. 3669 East Perth power station, continuing protection order, 5631 Hallam, Professor Sylvia Joy, tribute, s. 3858 Merredin railway water tank, 9934 RMS Tayleur, s. 5770 HIGH RISK OFFENDERS BILL 2019 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 4542 introduction and first reading, 4675 second reading, 4675, 5244; in reply, 5259 consideration in detail, 5265, 5280–5289 appropriation, 5371 third reading, 5372 Council receipt and first reading, 5349 second reading, 5349, 6186, 6387, 6736; in reply, 6738 committee, 7208–7222 HOMELESSNESS see “Community Services” HOUSING Assembly approvals, Australian Bureau of Statistics, 8744, 8745 bond assistance loans, 6872, 9636 Broome Aboriginal short-stay accommodation facility, ms. 2239 Brownlie Towers, redevelopment, 4274 building approvals, 7935 East Green development, Greenwood, g. 4208 Economic and Fiscal Outlook 2018–19 1176 federal Labor policy, 2589, 2590, 3889, 3890; mpi. 2598 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 42 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

HOUSING (continued) Assembly (continued) first home owner grant, applications, 1421, 1422 foreign buyers duty, residential property, 8455 Foyle Road, Bayswater, apartments, ms. 3365 Government Regional Officers’ Housing, police officers, 176 house prices, 6267, 6268 Premier’s comments, 1723 Housing Authority asset disposal, 9344 electrical abnormalities, faults and deteriorations, 9326 property purchases and construction, 9346 public and community properties, 9343 housing industry — removal of notice, 878; removal of order, 9264 housing sector — notice of motion, 8051, 8464; motion, 8233 Keystart clients, 1197 income limits, 7793 loans, 69, 2708, 6871, 7633 interest rates, 7630, 8047, 8048 minister ministerial office, alcohol expenditure, 998 portfolios air travel, 6867 community resource centres, 3979 costs of services, 3302 debt collection agencies, 4318 FOI requests, 1012, 1018 Huawei, 988, 995 Lockwood, Nicole, 138 photography and videography services, 926, 939, 956, 968 property, 1001, 1025 staff, 1022, 2820, 2835, 2845 welcome to country ceremonies, 1033 RAC Arena visits, 974 negative gearing, federal Labor policy, 1838, 1840 north west Aboriginal housing fund, 8751 North-West Urban Construction and Development Builders Panel, ms. 1544 property tax, federal Labor policy, 1556, 1557 public housing debt, 9320 evictions, 8520 Geraldton, 7158 waiting times, 7956 RedInk Homes, 6375 regional migration status, 6414, 6415 Regional Services Reform Unit, 6597, 6598 remote Aboriginal housing, 3389 remote communities drinking water, ms. 1682 maintenance, 9311 Retirement Villages Act, reform, consultation, 2891 seniors housing, 9342 future directions paper, ms. 8830 Manjimup, 1194 strategy, 9322 stamp duty rebate, 8215–8221, 8364–8366, 8611, 9251; ms. 8332 structural integrity, 7960 tax concessions, regional and remote housing, 7368 tenancy agreements, terminations, 1195 Thrive program, 6870 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 43

HOUSING (continued) Council affordability, 4924, 7881; s. 5493 Broome Aboriginal short-stay accommodation, 7102 children at risk, 9022, 9212 complaints, goldfields and Kimberley, 7593, 7594 disposals, 9717 (answer advice 9814) East Green residential development, Frasers Property Australia, 5317, 5476 Government Regional Officers’ Housing, Carnarvon, s. 8586 home indemnity insurance, 8305 home ownership, 6935, 7883 investment package, 9806, 9807 Januburu Six Seasons estate, 4824 Keystart, 1662, 7732 loans, 2883, 3157, 7550 negative equity, 3716, 4032 s. 7763 maintenance and new housing expenditure, 9184 (answer advice 9219) minister Geraldton visit, 6226 Mining and Pastoral Region visit, 8030 portfolios and agencies advertising, 2696 Government Regional Officers’ Housing, 5931 staff, 2230 (correction of answer 2360), 5911, 9778 travel, 2549, 4529, 7616, 8448 Newman, 2358 (answer advice 2522) Pilbara District Leadership Group, 6929, 7552, 9780 Ninga Mia, goldfields, 4477, 4642 (answer advice 4825), 5893 Pilbara, 4831 private property rights — notice of motion, 3608; motion, 4007; in reply, 4022 public housing Carnarvon, Karratha, Newman, Tom Price and Port Hedland, 8329 properties, 3198, 3506 solar photovoltaic systems, 220 (correction of answer 358), 354 south west region, 7452, 9021 regional tax incentives, 7454 seniors housing strategy, 4031 service workers accommodation, Karratha, 8146 stamp duty exemptions, retirees — notice of motion, 2475; amendment to notice of motion, 2859; motion, 2860, 2870; amendment to motion, 2868, 2872; motion, as amended, 2873; in reply, 2876 rebate, 8304–8307, 8407, 8551, 8555, 9217 HUAWEI see “Metronet” HUMAN REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGY AND SURROGACY LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2018 Council second reading, 347, 359, 430, 459, 690, 725, 1777, 1792, 1929, 2030, 2062, 2144, 2173, 2361 discharge of order and referral to Standing Committee on Legislation — motion, 2362, 2368; amendment to motion, 2364 question: advice, 1361, 1522, 2163 question: unlawful discrimination, 4818 INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS Assembly Australian Building and Construction Commission, 2241, 2242 industrial manslaughter, 6003; g. 8903 “Ministerial Review of the State Industrial Relations System: Final Report”, ms. 2556 modern slavery, government departments and agencies, 8116 “Statutory Review of Firefighter Cancer Legislation” report, ms. 3364 wage theft, inquiry, ms. 607 Western Australian Industrial Relations Commission, commissioner applications, 171 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 44 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS (continued) Assembly (continued) Work Health and Safety Excellence Awards, ms. 7773 work health and safety legislation (see also “Work Health and Safety Bill 2019”), 6261, 6262 (supplementary information 6424); ms. 6084 workers’ compensation scheme performance, Safe Work Australia report, ms. 4266 WorkSafe improvement notices, 6854 inspectors, 6002; ms. 1543 Yalgoo, Shire of, 6854, 9317 Council carcinogen 2,4,5-T, 4203, 5794, 8192 gig economy, 3686 local government, Western Australian Industrial Relations Commission, 8984 modern slavery — motion, 5186; in reply, 5194 silicosis risk, 4920 motion, 7423; in reply, 7430 s. 5096 wage theft, inquiry, 357, 9188 motion, 1213; in reply, 1221 s. 9009 work health and safety legislation (see also “Work Health and Safety Bill 2019”), 5475 WorkCover, private investigators and medical professionals, 2700 workers’ compensation, service providers, 8443 workplace safety, s. 4951 WorkSafe, directions and notices, 3864 INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS AMENDMENT BILL 2018 Assembly returned, 81 assent, 80 Council assent, 1 INFRASTRUCTURE WESTERN AUSTRALIA BILL 2019 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 508 introduction and first reading, 608 second reading, 608, 1294, 1312, 1555, 1576, 1707, 1731, 2431, 2455; in reply, 2462 appropriation, 877 consideration in detail, 2466–2470, 2583–2587, 2608–2619, 2742–2773 as to third reading — standing orders suspension — notice of motion, 2619; as to third reading — standing orders suspension motion, 2720 third reading, 2773; in reply, 2775 returned, 4134 Council’s amendments — consideration in detail, 4256–4258 assent, 4615 Council receipt and first reading, 2905 second reading, 2905, 3650, 3709, 3726; in reply, 3730, 3777 committee, 3779–3784, 3792–3794, 3818–3822, 3833–3847, 4040 report, 4040 as to third reading — standing orders suspension motion, 4040 third reading, 4040 Assembly’s message, 4201 assent, 4616 INNOVATION AND ICT Assembly Innovator of the Year Award, ms. 8774 Office of Digital Government, 2422 Council department, fossil fuels, 732 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 45

INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS Council Emperor of Japan, book of celebration, 2859 Sudan, unrest, s. 3859 JOINT AUDIT COMMITTEE Assembly first report, “Second Review of the Financial Management Act 2006” — tabling, 3530 Council first report, “Second Review of the Financial Management Act 2006” — tabling, 3459; motion, 5819, 6366 KOBELKE, HON JOHN Assembly condolence motion, 5104 tribute, ms. 4531 Council tribute, ms. 4511 LANDS Assembly 40 Padstow Street, Karrinyup, 9311 compulsory property acquisition, Wittenoom, 1562, 1721, 1722 Cottesloe, lot 556, commercial development, bushland, g. 3527 crown land, transfers and sales, 164 department, 2019–20 state budget, staff, 5018 Donnelly River Mill, 1018 Kurra Village, Newman, 1968 LandCorp, renewable energy, 4143 Landgate Advara, ms. 1682 annual report 2017–18 125 annual report 2018–19, tabling, ms. 7240 commercialisation, 4876, 6774 land title registry, 4003 privatisation, 9313 sale — removal of order, 2257 Ocean Reef marina, 1729, 5941 pastoral leases rent increase, ms. 4531 Valuer-General, 4972 (supplementary information 4975), 4973 Peel Business Park, 7154 planning, Middleton Beach Activity Centre, 126 Council agriculture, special leases, 3791 contaminated sites, 1391 Fini Group, medihotel, 2513, 2891, 3333 (answer advice 3511) Lake Mullocullup (see also “Transport”), management order, 8560 Land Services WA, 8156, 8697 Landgate Advara, 6178 annual report 2018–19, tabling, ms. 7177 privatisation, 7105, 7193 Mangles Bay marina development, settlement, 5079 Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority, Bayswater town centre, 8035, 8036 Midland workshops site, 9551, 9916 Murujuga Aboriginal Corporation, 5478, 5895, 6547 Ninga Mia, goldfields, 5632 Ocean Reef marina, business case, 5216 pastoral leases, 1415 carbon farming, 3786, 4822, 9212, 9545 rent, 4479, 4922, 5748, 5827 West Kimberley, 4483 Point Grey marina, development, s. 6556 Swan District Hospital site, 7105 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 46 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

LEGAL AFFAIRS Assembly Aboriginal Legal Service, funding, 5277 Attorney General Lockwood, Nicole, 669 ministerial office, alcohol expenditure, 1182 portfolios air travel, 7049 community resource centres, 4136 costs of services, 3605 debt collection agencies, 4142 FOI requests, 1185, 2326 Huawei, 1179, 1181 office security, 1174 photography and videography services, 1166–1174 property, 1183, 1192 staff, 1189, 2995–3007 welcome to country ceremonies, 1194 RAC Arena visits, 1177 child sex offenders Hill, Peter Wallace, 7793, 7931, 7932, 7986 Thornton, Ian, sentence, 7246, 7247 Corruption and Crime Commission, unexplained wealth provisions, 2116 criminals, visa suspensions, WA Labor, 6419 custody notifications service, ms. 4673 dangerous sex offenders declared, 7630 Latimer, Edward, 6773 mpi. 7796 release, 6263, 6264 department state budget 2019–20 5167, 5168 Cisco devices, cybersecurity, 1192 Equal Opportunity Commission annual report 2018–19 and audit statement, tabling, ms. 7467 “Director of Equal Opportunity in Public Employment Annual Report 2018–19”, correction, 8051 Gore, Jody, royal prerogative of mercy, ms. 7466 high-risk violent offenders, legislation, 4691 Information Commissioner, appointment, ms. 4965 judicial appointments, Hill, Jennifer and John Vaughan, ms. 2557 justice pipeline model, 2786 law and order, small business, 8753, 8754 Law Week 2019, Community Service Law Awards, ms. 3212 Leach Highway crash, Leonardus Tjandra, fatality, 7502 Legal Aid Western Australia health–justice partnership, ms. 6255 mortgage hardship service, ms. 1949 online legal chat service, ms. 606 seniors, ms. 2557 virtual offices, ms. 5935 memorial vandalism and desecration, 2326 Merrin, Karen, tribute, ms. 1949; s. 2588 Miller, Hon Geoffrey, QC, tribute, ms. 606 National Redress Scheme, 7794 native title south west settlement, p. 8790 Yamatji people, Geraldton, 8782, 9972 State Administrative Tribunal, Justice Janine Pritchard, appointment, ms. 2239 State Mortuary, CT scanner, 4539 victims of crime, online portal, ms. 6951 violent offender sentencing, 8893 Western Australian legislation website, copyright, ms. 8829 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 47

LEGAL AFFAIRS (continued) Council Aboriginal justice agreements, review, 7734 animal welfare, Kevin the kookaburra, ms. 8656 Asbestos Diseases Compensation Bill 2013, reintroduction, 2376 Attorney General allegations against police, s. 5902 legislative agenda, 4187, 4476, 4641, 6214 Margaret River visit and interstate travel, 6770, 9139 portfolios and agencies advertising, 2692 Government Regional Officers’ Housing, 6215 staff, 2381, 5910, 9861 travel, 2677, 4665, 7769, 8447 Auditor General, Office of the, outsourcing, 9911 bail support program, 6213 cognitive or mental health impairment, persons with, 6725 (answer advice 6937) community legal centres, 6240 Corruption and Crime Commission, prosecutions review, 6542 courts attendance, children and young people, 6393 confidential affidavits, 2352 intervention programs, 7732; s. 7764 sentencing policy, s. 7111 criminal injuries compensation chief assessor, 6372 scheme, review, 1364, 4477 Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Accused) Act, reform, 7885; s. 1093 Criminal Property Confiscation Act, review, 7452 criminal responsibility, age, 9813 dangerous sexual offenders chemical castration, 1518 election commitments, 3717 drug offences, 6247 Equal Opportunity Act, review, 7559 Equal Opportunity Commission annual report 2018–19, tabling, ms. 7413 commissioner, appointment, 9676 Tey, Jason, 4189, 5797 facial recognition technology, 8695, 9875 family law, s. 5228 Family Violence Service, 6560 fine defaults, 2199, 7464 foetal alcohol spectrum disorder, 1670; s. 1675 freedom of expression — motion, 7417; in reply, 7422 Freedom of Information Act, private health facilities, 8696 identity theft, drivers’ licences, 9926 judges, appointments, 3157 justice planning and reform committee, 2887 Law Reform Commission asbestos-related diseases, compensation, 6245 budget, 8983 law reform, progress, 8407, 9867 Leach Highway crash, Leonardus Tjandra, fatality, s. 6947, 7114, 7462 Legal Aid Western Australia, applicants, 6213, 6214 Merrin, Karen, tribute, s. 1390 model litigant guidelines, s. 6752 multiple murderers, parole, 213, 451, 712 National Redress Scheme, 6392 native title Fortescue Metals Group, 9054 south west settlement, 9810 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 48 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

LEGAL AFFAIRS (continued) Council (continued) Njamal People’s Trust, 6541 Parliament–Corruption and Crime Commission, memorandum of understanding, 22 self-defence amendment to notice of motion, 190; motion, 190; amendment to motion, 194; motion, as amended, 195; in reply, 200 laws, review, 7329 s. 229 sentencing flexibility, Aboriginal people, 6213 sex and/or gender status change, Law Reform Commission report, 8157; s. 8314 State Mortuary, CT scanner, 3511 violence restraining orders, behaviour change programs, 2393, 4055 Western Australian Legislation website, 9023 whistleblowers, s. 6389 Young Offenders Act, review, p. 9026 youth justice, reform, s. 9559 LEGISLATION, STANDING COMMITTEE ON Council thirty-ninth report, “Residential Parks (Long-Stay Tenants) Amendment Bill 2018” — tabling, 1620 fortieth report, “Human Reproductive Technology and Surrogacy Legislation Amendment Bill 2018” — tabling, 4769 forty-first report, “Ticket Scalping Bill 2018” — tabling, 6549 inquiry into the Criminal Procedure Amendment (Trial by Judge Alone) Bill 2017, substitution of member, 8262 inquiry into the Ticket Scalping Bill 2018, substitution of member, 5055 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY Assembly adjournment of the house, special — motion, 794, 1747, 2619, 3596, 4896, 5716, 6703, 7529, 8761, 8952, 9626, 10000 budget presentation, 2705, 3070 business of the house Council messages — notice of motion, 9420; standing orders suspension motion, 9596 dinner suspension, 3366, 4687, 5499, 6398 matter of public interest, 5355 vote — standing orders suspension motion, 9459 order of business — motion, 1984 orders of the day — motion, 8754 private members’ business — standing orders suspension — notice of motion, 2719, 3224, 3896, 4542, 5371, 5953, 6268, 6784; standing orders suspension motion, 3366, 4674, 5499, 5987, 6398, 6953; standing orders suspension — withdrawal of notice, 2915, 4058 sitting timetable, 9603 standing orders suspension — notice of motion, 4615; standing orders suspension motion, 4679–4681, 4684, 5133; in reply, 4685 chamber media access, 60, 3099, 5984 seating plan, 4206, 4964 Legislative Assembly and Parliamentary Services Department surveys, 3883 Parliament House, art loans Edith Cowan University, Reformation and Aboriginal works, 4266 National Portrait Gallery, former Premiers Sir Charles and Richard Court portrait, s. 2719 parliamentary committees, membership change — notice of motion, 9420; motion, 9592 parliamentary dining room, photography, 7365 parliamentary service Govus, Daniel, 9603 Hansard staff, Amanda Simpson, s. 859 parliamentary assistant, Paddy Loney, 4431 Worth, Dr David, retirement, s. 5680 parliamentary sitting dates 2019, revised calendar, ms. 8451 parliamentary sitting dates 2020, ms. 7240 petitions, 8894 questions on notice, overdue answers, 2927 questions without notice, supplementary questions, 2589 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 49

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY (continued) Assembly (continued) standing committees, portfolio responsibilities, schedule, 411 suspension of member, 1728, 4250 temporary orders 40, 101, 146, 147, standing order amendments notice of motion, 604, 741, 887; as to amendment to notice of motion, 605; amendment to notice of motion, 1100 motion, 1100, 1131 amendment to motion, bottle feeding, 1104, 1126 amendment to motion, grievances, 1135, 1273 (adjournment of debate 1293), 1430, 1545, 1706, 1851, 1951, 2085, 2257, 2400, 2583, 2720, 2915, 3080, 3225, 3366, 3532, 3896, 4058, 4214, 4288, 4340, 4406, 4542, 4674, 4853, 4985, 5133, 5243, 5371, 5499, 5677 discharge of order, 5712; in reply, 5716 visitors Alkimos Baptist College, 6398 Balcatta SHS, 9962 Bennett Springs Sikh Gurudwara, Sukhdev Singh Bhaur, 3558 Brunswick Junction PS, 5935 Canning Vale PS, 2589 Carcoola PS, 4428 Carey Baptist College, 4239 Cloverdale PS, 8744 East Wanneroo PS, 8928 Great Southern Grammar, 5681 Green, Antony, AO, 7149 Hernaman, Mel and Kailee, 4265 Hocking PS, 7149 Iona Presentation College, 6396 Kalamunda Ladies Probus Club, 7501 Kewdale PS and St Emilie’s Catholic PS, 9437 Leeming SHS, 1418 Liwara Catholic PS, 6950 McAulay, Ken, Harry Neesham, Denis Marshall, Tony Parentich, Bob Shields, Larry Watson, J.J. Miller and Lou Astin, 8609 Makybe Rise PS, 5355 Melville SHS, 859 Mount Hawthorn PS, North Perth PS and Saint Maria Goretti’s Catholic School, 8364 National Volunteer Week award winners and Ashburton Drive PS student councillors, 5267 North Metropolitan Education Region primary extension and challenge program, 8450 Palmyra PS, 7349 Perth College, 1117 Rivergums PS, 9247 Riverside PS, 6256 Settlers PS, 6255 South Coast Baptist College, 6771 Tapping PS, 5356 Tuart Rise PS, 4964 Waroona DHS and Excelsior PS, 5681 Yokine PS, 6965 visitors, distinguished Birney, Matthew, Mr Xhang and Hon Paul Omodei, 3362, 3380 Charandasi, Dantu, 8829 Consul General of India, 8450 Hallahan, Hon Kay, Dr Judyth Watson, Hon Bob Pearce and Hon Sheila McHale, 7365 National Institute of Public Administration, 2414 Nelson, Sandra, MLA, 7287 Perron, Hon Marshall, 5984 Pitt, Hon Curtis, 2238 Vainerere, Tangata, 7623 Wolf, David, 9437 Zhejiang Provincial People’s Congress of the People’s Republic of China, 8040 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 50 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL see also “Procedure and Privileges, Standing Committee on” Council 2019 sittings, welcome, 1 adjournment of the house, special — motion, 9860 budget speech, 3011 business of the house afternoon tea break — standing orders suspension motion, 8954 consideration of committee reports — standing orders suspension motion, 3691, 4007, 8524 extended sitting hours catering, 9168, 9637, 9817 standing orders suspension motion, 8684, 9165, 9505; in reply, 8687 motions on notice, 189 non-government business, 5055, 7057, 7890, 9503 schedule, 3141 — motion, 3, 9878 order of business motion, 3692 ms. 3650 s. 4817 standing orders suspension motion, 4457, 4458, 6549 motion, 4657, 4826 private members’ business, schedule — motion, 9879 Wednesday sittings — standing orders suspension motion, 7705 chamber media access, 4049 microphone lights, 1070 seating plan, 4006 timing mechanism, malfunction, 6165 complimentary remarks, s. 9918, 9921, 9922, 9923 delegation, Western Canada, 4767 Docs Online survey, 1761 independent members, speaking time, ruling by President, 4049 matter of privilege, 4006 national model occupational health and safety legislation, information session, 2143 Parliament of Western Australia website, 2859, 3607 parliamentary departmental surveys, 2621 parliamentary questions, s. 1089, 3796, 8701 parliamentary research program, s. 1366 parliamentary service Clerk Assistant (House), appointment, Sam Hastings, 7458 Hitchcock, Hanna Emma-Lea, s. 797 parliamentary officer, appointment, Lauren Levia, 7704 Parrella, Lisa, s. 6548 Usher of the Black Rod and Advisory Officer (Procedure), s. 797 Veletta, Suzanne, s. 5640 parliamentary sitting dates 2020, ms. 7177 questions without notice preambles, standing order 105 1080 question length, 3643, 7202 temporary orders consideration of committee reports, extension — notice of motion, 9789; made an order of the day — motion, 9789; motion, 9879 notice of motion, 9789; made an order of the day — motion, 9789; motion, 9879 United Nations Western Australian Youth Parliament, 1672 visitors Broome North PS, 8656 Chamber of Minerals and Energy, 189 East Narrogin PS, 5172 Harrisdale PS, s. 3607 visitors, distinguished Blunt, David, 9541 Pitt, Hon Curtis, 2148 Vainerere, Tangata, 7881 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 51

LEWIS, HON KENNON (RICHARD) Assembly condolence motion, 2573 LIQUOR Assembly Pilbara banned drinkers register trial, g. 7905 restrictions, 3135 hospitality industry, reforms, 8218 Western Australia Liquor Industry Awards, ms. 8198 Council banned drinkers register trial, Kimberley and Pilbara, 218, 717, 3785, 3829, 4036, 7451; s. 8019 licensing, traffic implications, 8982 (answer advice 9061) restrictions, Kimberley and Pilbara, 4645 Fitzroy Crossing and Halls Creek, 58, 1401, 1944 mail-order sales, 4193 p. 2327 LOCAL GOVERNMENT Assembly advisory hotline, 6856 Auditor General’s report, 2799, 2981 Bunbury, City of, Murray Cook, s. 8744 Cambridge, Town of, inquiry, 139, 4318 Caravan Parks and Camping Grounds Act, 150 Carnarvon, Shire of, inquiry report, ms. 9570 Cat Act, review, ms. 3212, 9421 complaints, 6857 Control of Vehicles (Off-Road Areas) Act, 150, 2795 council rates, 4691, 4692, 6858 department annual report 2017–18 151, 157, 2795 council investigations, 1615, 1616 local government inquiries, 6851 staff, 1487, 6846, 6855 Dog Act penalties, p. 604 review, 2799; ms. 3212, 9421 dogs companion greyhounds, muzzling, p. 4671 puppy farming, 1479, 1480 legislation, 6850, 7703 elections, 7156 Gosnells, City of Holmes Street footpath, 4837; p. 4671 Rushmore Avenue Reserve, lighting, p. 7641 governance review, 6857 Ham, Brian, tribute, s. 8742 inquiries, 1487 investigations, training, 6845 Joondalup, City of, inquiry, 1616 local government — notice of motion, 8464 Local Government Act investigation costs, 1487 reforms, 1304 review, 1483, 1486, 2815, 6850 consultation, 2113 green bill, 7684–7686 ms. 1828 local government elections, ms. 5987, 8197 Local Government Standards Panel, 1483, 1484 Mandurah, City of, Councillor Dave Schumacher, 2794 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 52 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

LOCAL GOVERNMENT (continued) Assembly (continued) Melville, City of, inquiry, ms. 4838 minister meetings, Local Government Advisory Board, 1482 ministerial office, alcohol expenditure, 997 portfolios air travel, 6863 community resource centres, 3977 costs of services, 3301 debt collection agencies, 3994 FOI requests, 1185, 1187 Huawei, 987, 990 Lockwood, Nicole, 137 photography and videography services, 918, 930, 947, 960 property, 1000, 1192 staff, 1020, 2824, 2831, 2840, 2846 welcome to country ceremonies, 1031 RAC Arena visits, 972 Pech, Kenneth Ernest, tribute, s. 8744 Perenjori, Shire of commissioner appointment, ms. 4672 inquiry, 5017; ms. 4964 Perth, City of, inquiry, 1486, 1616, 6845 staff payment methods, 6845 Port Hedland, Town of, council, 1481, 6844 Governor’s declaration, ms. 8595 probity audits, 6856 procurement practices, audit, 145, 146, 1614, 2985 Regional Capitals Alliance Western Australia, 2796 regional festivals, 5051 responsibilities, 5269, 5270 road maintenance, heavy vehicles, 2978 show-cause notices, 6851 social media, 6846 South Hedland Cemetery, 2797 state and local partnership group, 7298 Swan, City of, Midland Oval redevelopment, legal opinion, 2780 Western Australian Local Government Association communications policy, 1482 Local Government Medal, s. 6116 suppliers, 6851 Yalgoo, Shire of, 6852 Zelones, Henry, s. 7148 Council archives, 7236 Cambridge, Town of, inquiry, 2359 cemeteries Karrakatta Cemetery renewal program, 4644 (answer advice 4825), 5082, 6931, 7331, 7884, 8410; s. 3735, 9414 Metropolitan Cemeteries Board, funeral directors, code of conduct, 7198, 8449 Port Hedland Cemetery, 6725 Cockburn, City of, 9054, 9215 common-use services, 25 community resource centres, traineeships, 856 complaints handling, p. 797 department, staff behaviour, investigations, 4959 dogs companion greyhounds, muzzling, p. 4768; s. 8587 standards and guidelines, ms. 5448 donations disclosure, 6546 food organics and garden organics bins, 3832 Fremantle Markets, p. 9637 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 53

LOCAL GOVERNMENT (continued) Council (continued) Gosnells, City of, street names, ex-servicemen, s. 5646 Local Government Act, review, 823, 3636 Melville, City of, inquiry, 24, 1924, 4480 minister Agricultural Region visits, 2909, 5353, 6768 Kimberley visit, 6770 local government visits, 7555 portfolios and agencies advertising, 2690 Government Regional Officers’ Housing, 5926 grants programs, 9934 staff, 2223, 5909, 9768 travel, 55, 2235, 4525, 7608, 8447 parking, wheel clamping, City of Stirling, 8978 Perth, City of facial recognition cameras, 4821 suspension, 6378; s. 2063 Port Hedland, Town of, show-cause notice, 3792 puppy farming, 216 regional traineeships, 6246, 8327 (correction of answer 9727), 9723 Swan, City of, lot 501 Paradise Quays, Ballajura, p. 547 Western Australian Industrial Relations Commission, 8984 Western Australian Local Government Association, 2515 LOCAL GOVERNMENT LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2019 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 1097 introduction and first reading, 1310 second reading, 1310, 2088, 2122, 2258; in reply, 2282 consideration in detail, 2287–2325, 2400–2413, 2423–2427 as to third reading — standing orders suspension — notice of motion, 2398, 2583 third reading, 2427; in reply, 2430 returned, 4892 Council’s amendments — consideration in detail, 4892–4896 assent, 4975 Council receipt and first reading, 2530 second reading, 2530, 4783; in reply, 4796 committee, 4798–4809 report, 4809 as to third reading — standing orders suspension motion, 4809 third reading, 4809 Assembly’s message, 4826 assent, 4899 LOCAL GOVERNMENT, SELECT COMMITTEE INTO Council appointment of members — motion, 4629 establishment — notice of motion, 3691; motion, 4616; amendment to motion, 4626; motion, 4627 interim report — tabling, 7533 McGOWAN GOVERNMENT Assembly accountability — removal of order, 8793 committees, inquiries and reviews — removal of notice, 508 conservation, 777 consistency — removal of notice, 878 consultants and contractors, “Report on Consultants Engaged by Government”, 1034–1036, 2975, 3990, 3991 cost of living, education budget and infrastructure projects — removal of order, 4976 cost-of-living increases, government expenditure — notice of motion, 4542; motion, 4707 Council of Australian Governments, meeting, Pilbara, 5362 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 54 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

McGOWAN GOVERNMENT (continued) Assembly (continued) Darling Range, electoral district of — removal of order, 4278 decision-making — removal of order, 8793 economic management — notice of motion, 5953; motion, 6021 economic performance — removal of order, 3896, 5954 economic regeneration, Perth, 6966, 6967 education portfolio — removal of notice, 878, 5371 election commitments privatisation — notice of motion, 509; removal of notice, 4976, 9264 state economy — notice of motion, 509; removal of notice, 4976 family and domestic violence policies, 4248 federal election — notice of motion, 3896; motion, 4094 federal Labor policies — notice of motion, 1542; removal of notice, 5984 financial management, 8611 first year performance — removal of notice, 81 Fremantle outer harbour — removal of notice, 878, 5371 frontline services notice of motion, 509; motion, 642 notice of motion, 8463 removal of order, 7258 housing — notice of motion, 1542; removal of notice, 5984 integrity standards — removal of notice, 508 job creation, 3567; notice of motion, 9264; motion, 9461 jobs and apprenticeships, pilot projects, 2801 law and order, 7241, 7242, 7370 notice of motion, 5371; motion, 5534 standing orders suspension motion, 7251; standing orders suspension — amendment to motion, 7251; standing orders suspension — motion, as amended, 7251; motion, 7251 McGowan ministry, reconstitution, ms. 60 “Our Priorities: Sharing Prosperity” program, 7689 funding and staff, 2979 targets, 8935 performance, 7365, 7366, 8748 federal infrastructure funding — notice of motion, 1840; removal of notice, 6268 federal Labor policies — notice of motion, 1840; motion, 1984 health — notice of motion, 6784; motion, 6985 regions — notice of motion, 877; motion, 1162 removal of order, 9942 tourism industry — removal of notice, 9264 tourism sector — notice of motion, 509; removal of notice, 4976 performance indicators, 622 Plan for Jobs mpi. 630; amendment to motion, 640 standing orders suspension motion, 781; standing orders suspension — amendment to motion, 781; standing orders suspension — motion, as amended, 781; motion, 781 policy changes, 62, 63 program funding — removal of notice, 81 public violence, methamphetamine and homelessness — standing orders suspension motion, 5946; standing orders suspension — amendment to motion, 5946; standing orders suspension — motion, as amended, 5946; motion, 5946 regional funding — removal of notice, 3224 regional WA — removal of notice, 878 state economy business confidence, 5357 employment, 7150, 7932, 8764, 9605 mortgage stress, 6596 removal of order, 6784 tourism industry — removal of notice, 4278, 8331 transparency — removal of notice, 4278, 8331 travel expenses, 5034, 5169 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 55

McGOWAN GOVERNMENT (continued) Council budget management, motion, 6497; s. 6555 consultants and contractors, “Report on Consultants Engaged by Government”, 7116 “Getting Things Done” booklet, 2390, 4519 government boards and committees, appointments, 8153 legislative agenda commerce, 8976 notice of motion, 8263; motion, 8524; in reply, 8541 ministers, Legislative Council — motion, 7058; s. 7110 openness, transparency and accountability — motion, 311; s. 728 performance — motion, 5173; in reply, 5185 policies — motion, 8263; in reply, 8275 regional projects and programs — motion, 5866; in reply, 5873 regional WA — notice of motion, 9789 state economy, employment, 9671 transparency — motion, 4770; s. 4827 transparency and accountability — motion, 7841 MAJOR EVENTS (TICKET SCALPING) BILL 2018 Assembly removal of order, 7258 MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT Assembly Darling Range, member for, Labor Party, bullying allegations, pex. 6020 driver or chauffeur services, 1029 electorate offices, security services, 1033 Girrawheen, member for, leave of absence — notice of motion, 877; motion, 1273 Hillarys, member for, Mustafa Kunduraci, visa, pex. 6424 members of the Legislative Assembly, Albany visit, s. 62 South Perth, member for, s. 8712 Council Israel visit, s. 2374 McGinn, Hon Kyle leave of absence — motion, 548 marriage, s. 361 Mazza, Hon Rick, absence, 7550 O’Brien, Hon Simon, birthday wishes, s. 3459 public hospital visits, 1412 Smith, Hon Charles, Pauline Hanson’s One Nation, resignation, 3856; s. 3856 Xamon, Hon Alison, birthday wishes, s. 4049 MENTAL HEALTH see also “Methamphetamine” Assembly Aboriginal drug rehabilitation centre, Albany, 1617 Black Dog Ride, s. 1717, 2107 Drug Aware program, ms. 1542 emergency departments attendances, 3983, 3986, 4140 waiting times, 255, 5042 facility discharges, 8517, 8519 fly in, fly out code, ms. 1828 funding, 3564 Graylands Hospital, 1034 Kimberley suicides coroner’s report, 3215, 3216 g. 8334 prevention round table, ms. 1948 Mental Health Commission annual report 2017–18 140 commissioner, Tim Marney, 2423; ms. 4206 staffing, 3219 Mental Health Emergency Centre, Royal Perth Hospital, 7795 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 56 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

MENTAL HEALTH (continued) Assembly (continued) mental health services, 2592, 5687, 5688 public, review, ms. 1098 south west region, g. 8715 Yamatji people, 7939, 7940 Mental Health Week Bicton electorate, s. 8362 ms. 7466 recovery college, ms. 3362 residential alcohol and drug rehabilitation centres, Albany, 1618 “Review of City East Community Mental Health Service”, recommendations, 144 sobering-up centres, Geraldton, p. 5131 step-up, step-down facilities, Bunbury, 779 suicide prevention Mental Health Week, g. 7903 strategy, 2714, 2715 Yamatji people, 7939, 7940; g. 9577 “The Western Australian Alcohol and Drug Interagency Strategy 2018–2022”, ms. 234 WA Mental Health Awards and WA Mental Health Conference, ms. 9569 “Western Australian Mental Health, Alcohol and Other Drug Services Plan 2015–2025”, update, 626, 627 Council addiction specialists, 2675 alcohol and other drugs sector, awards, ms. 5855 “Beyond the Emergency”, s. 3798 carer support services, 2699 children bereaved by suicide, pilot postvention program, 4480 clinical governance review, 9808; ms. 1047 differential overheads, 857 “Draft Western Australian Mental Health, Alcohol and Other Drug Accommodation and Support Strategy 2018–2025”, 9218 Drug Aware program, ms. 1492 eating disorders, 3687 emergency departments, attendances, regional, 7986 (answer advice 8312) fly in, fly out code, 2053; s. 2064, 2065, 2525 fly in, fly out workers, 2057 Mental Health Commission report, 3633 intellectual and developmental disability support, 5847, 5848 Kimberley suicides coroner’s report education services, s. 1254 foetal alcohol spectrum disorder, s. 485 government response, 3161, 3504 s. 229, 1538, 1940, 3354 prevention round table, 2354; ms. 2144 Mental Health Advocacy Service, 2018–19 annual report, s. 8187 Mental Health Commission, commissioner, Tim Marney, ms. 4147 Mental Health Month, 7840 Mental Health Network, review, 9551 mental health services co-response services, 7100; s. 598 s. 2672 transcultural, 3830 wheatbelt, 9185 (answer advice 9816) Mental Health Week, ms. 7413 patient flow model, ms. 309 psychiatrist positions, 219, 822, 4821 recovery college, ms. 3313 sobering-up centres, 1257, 1258, 3336 step-up, step-down facilities Geraldton, 353, 8440 Kalgoorlie, Broome and Karratha, 352, 452, 6933, 9549 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 57

MENTAL HEALTH (continued) Council (continued) suicide prevention Mates in Construction, s. 3517 “Suicide Prevention 2020: Together We Can Save Lives”, evaluation, 454 young people with disability, s. 4514 “The Western Australian Alcohol and Drug Interagency Strategy 2018–2022”, ms. 189 workforce strategic framework, 5792 youth forensic mental health unit, 7333, 9676 METHAMPHETAMINE Assembly consumption, 629, 630 McGowan government commitment, 626, 2114 mandatory rehabilitation treatment, 8746 meth border force, 3890 meth enforcement task force, 4266, 4267, 4277 methamphetamine action plan funding, 2928 goldfields–Esperance, 5717 Wandoo Rehabilitation Prison, 5689 Methamphetamine Action Plan Taskforce, 1560, 4268, 4270, 4971 monitored children, 4273 Mining and Pastoral Region and North West Central, 9337 mpi. 4278 north west, 7055 notice of motion, 8464 policing, 7248 south west, 5447 Council Mandurah, 9380 Meth Helpline, correction of answer, 459 Methamphetamine Action Plan Taskforce motion, 3471 report, 24-hour helpline, 2649 offences and sentencing, 5316, 5475, 8148, 8411, 8692, 9875 METRONET Assembly advertising campaign, 8938 bus manufacturing contract, 1422 Byford rail extension, 7837 costings, 5122, 7299, 7412, 8523 east redevelopment area, 4079 Ellenbrook rail line, 4243, 4966, 4968, 6777, 6901, 7505, 7836 Bayswater station upgrade, 7174 housing package, 8855 Whiteman Park, 5127, 5128, 6775, 6776, 7151, 7152 Forrestfield–Airport Link finances, 6901 Premier’s actions — removal of notice, 1430 review, 4321 safety, 410, 7173, 7175, 7299 soil contamination, PFAS, 126, 2984 workers’ compensation claims, 7174, 8522 Huawei meetings, Ministers of the Crown, 986–988, 1179, 1180 national security advice — standing orders suspension motion, 501; standing orders suspension — amendment to motion, 501; standing orders suspension — motion, as amended, 501; motion, 501 Procedure and Privileges Committee referral — standing orders suspension motion, 73; standing orders suspension — amendment to motion, 74; standing orders suspension — motion, as amended, 74; motion, 76 projects, 988–995, 1180, 1181, 1606, 1891 radio systems replacement contract, 68, 72, 253, 254, 261, 399–401, 1117, 9257 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 58 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

METRONET (continued) Assembly (continued) Huawei (continued) security, 251–259, 496 State Solicitor’s Office, advice, 1964, 1965, 2111, 2112 infrastructure, 8938 Infrastructure Australia, 402 Midland workshops site, 9604 projects, 2590 public transport, 629 fares, 186 patronage, 6264 rail projects, 185 railcars, 5938 Bellevue facility, 1718, 7247 railway level crossings, 3218, 7152 social and affordable housing, 5686 state budget 2019–20 5019 Thornlie–Cockburn Link, 7837, 7956 Environmental Protection Authority report, land clearing, 5519 training opportunities, 7629 value capture modelling, 7056 Yanchep line extension, 7837, 7838, 9253, 9448, 9449 Council east development area, consultation, 3784 Ellenbrook rail line motion, 5599; in reply, 5607 Tonkin Highway gap project, 5480 Whiteman Park, 5214, 6726, 7101, 7199 federal funding, 221, 7558 Forrestfield–Airport Link cross-passage incident, Dundas Road, 9381 dewatering, 7730, 8695, 8984 soil contamination, 6728, 6936, 7104 (answer advice 7559), 7200, 7334, 7455, 7888, 7990, 8311, 8415, 8558, 9188 (answer advice 9219) PFAS, 824, 1079, 1246, 1362, 1523, 1786, 1927, 2056, 2171, 2355, 2516, 2648, 2890, 3163, 3339, 3507, 3725 (correction of answer 5748), 3788, 3791, 4036, 4056, 4921, 5087 (answer advice 5222), 5320, 5478, 5635, 5746, 5831 (answer advice 5898), 5896, 5907, 6547, 8980 tunnelling machines, 1364, 3790 workplace hazards, 2890, 4958 WorkSafe inspectors, 2646, 4055 Huawei radio systems replacement contract, 19, 458, 2520, 3788, 9542, 9814 security, 216, 3638, 4917 State Solicitor’s Office, advice, 3053 non-disclosure agreements, 7985, 8303 rail projects, 6721, 6927 railway level crossings, 7097 social and affordable housing and jobs package, 5083 task force, minutes, 575, 712, 1241, 1526, 2513, 8975 Thornlie–Cockburn Link, 3340, 6370 Yanchep line extension, 9378 METROPOLITAN REGION SCHEME (BEELIAR WETLANDS) BILL 2018 Assembly second reading, 4542; in reply, 4594 consideration in detail, 4602–4615, 4853–4855, 4862–4871, 5505–5515, 5528–5534, 5559–5583 third reading, 5954; in reply, 5976 question to be put, 5570, 5571 Council receipt and first reading, 6390 second reading, 6390 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 59

MINES AND PETROLEUM Assembly BHP, iron ore royalty payments, 66, 70, 1183, 1490, 2709, 2713, 5123 department 2019 resources sector Awards for Excellence, ms. 5986 regional jobs, 8371 Diggers and Dealers Mining Forum, ms. 6397 electric vehicles, Critical Raw Materials for Electric Vehicles program, ms. 3071 exploration expenditure, 9335 fracking moratorium, 5021 Northampton, Shire of, p. 7349, 8462 future battery industry, 400, 2416 future mines centre, federal Labor policy, 1557 Future of Mining Awards, ms. 2556 gold exports, 9335 Griffin Coal, Ewington mine, 4435 lithium industry, 8219 royalty concession, 8853 LNG futures facility, 1838 Minerals Research Institute of Western Australia Act, review, ms. 235 Mining Act, exploration, tenements, 9341 mining and resources sector, performance, 1302 minister Europe and United States visit, ms. 8594 ministerial office, alcohol expenditure, 998 portfolios air travel, 6865 community resource centres, 3979 costs of services, 3302 debt collection agencies, 3997 FOI requests, 1012, 1016 Huawei, 993, 1179 Lockwood, Nicole, 138 photography and videography services, 923, 937, 953, 966 property, 1001, 1024, 1027 staff, 1021, 2820, 2827, 2836, 2845 welcome to country ceremonies, 1032 RAC Arena visits, 973 national parks, expansion, 5035 resources sector environmental approvals bilateral agreement, 9439 workforce, 8749 South West Hub carbon capture and storage project, ms. 607 Council audit statement, 4956 Australian Vanadium Ltd, processing plant, s. 8437 BHP, iron ore royalty payments, 21, 213, 215 (answer advice 221), 2643 Cleveland–Cliffs Resources and Mineral Resources Ltd, Koolyanobbing, 7881 Cristal Mining, close-out report, 8148 department approvals process, 5634, 6377 fossil fuels, 54 South Metropolitan Personnel Inc., 4186 Subcontractors WA, 4187 tailings storage facilities, 2396, 3827, 4192 dust management, Mobile Concreting Solutions quarry, Tom Price, 9142 environmental regulation, 5102 Finder Shale, exploration wells, 1075 fracking Dampier Peninsula, 455, 1396 electricity prices, 1396 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 60 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

MINES AND PETROLEUM (continued) Council (continued) fracking (continued) implementation committee, 5793 implementation plan, 9874 Kimberley, 1359, 3337 petroleum leases, 1666 projects, 1395 risk assessments, 1398 site rehabilitation, 26 south west region, 2359 veto rights, 1397 gas exposure, Tom Price, 9214, 9380 Kangaroo Hills Timber Reserve, goldfields, 9914 lithium refinery, Kwinana, mines safety and inspection levy, 3165, 3341 LNG reserves, 7104 Lynas Corporation, waste, 4034 “Management of Crown Land Site Contamination” report, 2199 mining Gingilup–Jasper wetland system, 4482, 5637, 6544 Lake Jasper, p. 429 tenements, Karijini National Park, 7554 mining and exploration leases 26/499, breach, 1248, 2699 38/1274, 38/1275 and 38/1276 3863 47/1534, Aboriginal heritage, 7731, 7885 47/1566, Aboriginal heritage, 7988, 8155 E38/282 7620, 7621 E80/4934 9545 M29/427 603 M38/1278 7620, 7621 Pilbara, Kariyarra, 5913 minister Agricultural Region visit, 6227–6229, 9778, 9779 portfolios and agencies advertising, 2694 Government Regional Officers’ Housing, 5929 staff, 2227, 5911, 9774 travel, 2547, 4527, 7612, 8448 South Metropolitan Region visit, 57 Mt Goldsworthy mine, mineral lease, 9786 national parks and nature reserves, 9416 New Standard Energy, Great Sandy Desert, 2210 prospecting licences, program of work extension, 7103 Tellus Holdings, Sandy Ridge project, 8024 tenement applications, 1394 tropical cyclone Veronica, Pilbara, 1923 World Bank, Zero Routine Flaring by 2030 825 MINING AMENDMENT (PROCEDURES AND VALIDATION) BILL 2018 Assembly removal of order, 9942 MINING ON PINJIN STATION, SELECT COMMITTEE INTO Council interim report, “Inquiry into Mining on Pinjin Station — Extension of Time” — tabling, 2622, 9027 extension of reporting time — motion, 2622, 2671, 9027, 9109 MINISTERS OF THE CROWN Assembly Agriculture and Food, Minister for, performance — removal of order, 5954 Attorney General, Director of Public Prosecutions, prosecutorial guidelines, Criminal Law Amendment (Intimate Images) Bill 2018, pex. 786 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 61

MINISTERS OF THE CROWN (continued) Assembly (continued) Child Protection, Minister for Dampier Peninsula visit, ms. 5235 performance — standing orders suspension motion, 8721; standing orders suspension — amendment to motion, 8721; standing orders suspension — motion, as amended, 8721; motion, 8721 Corrective Services, Minister for performance, 493 notice of motion, 510; removal of notice, 4278, 4976 removal of notice, 8331 standing orders suspension motion, 5523; standing orders suspension — amendment to motion, 5523; standing orders suspension — motion, as amended, 5523; motion, 5523 removal of notice, 878 Culture and the Arts, Minster for, Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia visit, ms. 3522 Education and Training, Minister for, performance — removal of notice, 3224 Energy, Minister for, coal industry — notice of motion, 509; removal of notice, 4976, 9264 Executive Transport Services, vehicles, 1027 government vehicles, traffic infringements, 4263 Health, Minister for Israel, United States and Canada visit, ms. 4837 Ministerial Code of Conduct, 1717 Mines and Petroleum, Minister for, Europe and United States visit, ms. 8594 ministerial family accommodation costs, guidelines, ms. 861 ministerial offices, mobile phones and devices, 1036 Police, Minister for, parliamentary service, 1418 Premier awareness of issues — standing orders suspension motion, 4856; standing orders suspension — amendment to motion, 4856; standing orders suspension — motion, as amended, 4856; motion, 4856 homelessness visits, 8764 India visit, ms. 8772 interstate travel, November 2018 — standing orders suspension motion, 742; standing orders suspension — amendment to motion, 742; standing orders suspension — motion, as amended, 742; motion, 742 Japan and South Korea visit, ms. 60 LNG2019 and China visit, ms. 2238 ministerial office, alcohol expenditure, 995 portfolios air travel, 7047 community resource centres, 3976 costs of services, 2814 debt collection agencies, 3991 FOI requests, 1011, 1013 Huawei, 988, 1179 Lockwood, Nicole, 136 photography and videography services, 915, 926, 940, 957 property, 999, 1023 staff, 1019, 2824, 2834, 2843, 2845 welcome to country ceremonies, 1030 RAC Arena visits, 971 Regional Development, Minister for Carnegie Clean Energy — standing orders suspension motion, 8939; standing orders suspension — amendment to motion, 8939; standing orders suspension — motion, as amended, 8939; motion, 8939 Energy Made Clean, 2243, 2248; standing orders suspension motion, 2251; standing orders suspension — amendment to motion, 2251; standing orders suspension — motion, as amended, 2251; motion, 2251 performance — removal of order, 4542 Small Business, Minister for — standing orders suspension motion, 5499; standing orders suspension — amendment to motion, 5499; standing orders suspension — motion, as amended, 5499; motion, 5500 Tourism, Minister for, India visit, ms. 860 Transport, Minister for FOI requests, 1120, 1121 major projects — notice of motion, 509; removal of notice, 4976, 9264 performance — notice of motion, 877; motion, 1137; removal of order, 1840 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 62 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

MINISTERS OF THE CROWN (continued) Assembly (continued) Treasurer China visit, ms. 5355 Chinese Communist Party support, 262, 263, 406, 407 portfolios, Nicole Lockwood, 138 vehicles, 7053 Water, Minister for performance, mpi. 6974 portfolio management — notice of motion, 509; removal of notice, 4976 Council Attorney General, allegations against police, s. 5902 cabinet, conflicts of interest, 712 Education and Training, Minister for, school infrastructure openings, 817 Local Government, Minister for, travel, 55 ministerial family accommodation costs, guidelines, 1070, 1241 ministers and ministerial offices staff, 9675 unauthorised credit card use, 9806 Premier Agricultural Region visits, 59, 6249 business case access, 59 climate change, communication, 8037, 8710, 9092–9094 Government House visit, 1356 Huawei, verbal or written briefings, correction of answer, 2172 interstate travel, November 2018 27, 219, 355, 457, 580, 719 Kimberley visit, 7116 Maritime Union of Australia, contact ban, 7990 O’Brien, Hon Simon, correspondence, 2646 Optus Stadium visits, 55 portfolios and agencies advertising, 2688 Government Regional Officers’ Housing, 5917 staff, 2214, 5907, 5908, 9757 travel, 2539, 4522, 7601, 8442 South Metropolitan Region visits, 856, 1400–1407, 1946, 2232, 2233, 2700, 5847, 6393, 6394, 8442, 9785 Regional Development, Minister for Anzac Day comments, s. 4826 Boao Forum for Asia Annual Conference, ms. 2473 early voting centre visit, 3161 enduring powers of attorney and guardianship, pex. 3725 Energy Made Clean, 2161, 2351; s. 2371, 2529 Garber, Jack, s. 50 Transport, Minister for, FOI requests, 1243 Treasurer, China visit, 5215 NATIONAL REDRESS SCHEME FOR INSTITUTIONAL CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE (COMMONWEALTH POWERS) BILL 2018 Assembly assent, 80 NORTH WEST GAS DEVELOPMENT (WOODSIDE) AGREEMENT AMENDMENT BILL 2019 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 7349 introduction and first reading, 7488 second reading, 7488, 7907; in reply, 7925 consideration in detail, 7940–7953 third reading, 8060; in reply, 8070 community development and local participation plans, mpi. 8052 question, 8049 Council receipt and first reading, 8190 second reading, 8190 p. 9877 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 63

OLIVER, HON OSCAR (NEIL) BLACKBURNE Council condolence motion, 5851 PALLIATIVE CARE see “Health” and “Voluntary assisted dying” PARLIAMENTARY BUDGET OFFICER BILL 2018 Assembly removal of order, 8793 PARLIAMENTARY PRIVILEGE see “Procedure and Privileges, Standing Committee on” PAY-ROLL TAX ASSESSMENT AMENDMENT BILL 2019 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 1840 introduction and first reading, 1951 second reading, 1951, 2720; in reply, 2735 consideration in detail, 2738–2741 third reading, 2741; in reply, 2741 returned, 3895 assent, 4278 Council receipt and first reading, 2671 second reading, 2671, 3493, 3512, 3648; in reply, 3512, 3513 third reading, 3650 assent, 4457 PAY-ROLL TAX ASSESSMENT AMENDMENT (THRESHOLDS) BILL 2019 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 9420 introduction and first reading, 9592 second reading, 9593 PERSONAL CHOICE AND COMMUNITY SAFETY, SELECT COMMITTEE ON Council interim report, “Inquiry on Personal Choice and Community Safety — Extension of Time” — tabling, 5294, 9027 extension of reporting time — motion, 5295, 5346, 9028, 9110 PETROLEUM PRODUCTS PRICING AMENDMENT BILL 2019 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 4542 introduction and first reading, 4679 second reading, 4679, 7775, 8729; in reply, 8734 third reading, 8736 Council receipt and first reading, 9157 second reading, 9157 PLANNING Assembly “Better Urban Forest Planning” guide, compliance, 1488 building approvals, neighbouring property damage, 7168 Coral Bay, accommodation, g. 7901 Cottesloe beachfront, fish and chips restaurant, p. 8711 department, 2018–19 annual report, 9340 Design WA, infill developments, 499 East Perth power station site, 2933 Elizabeth Quay, Aboriginal art gallery, 1030 high-density development, g. 739 housing diversity, 4434 Iluka Plaza, p. 234 infill targets, 2110, 4246 Joondalup, City of housing infill program, s. 1298 town planning scheme, g. 2076 Kalamunda, City of, Ron Rowton, property sale, s. 1297 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 64 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

PLANNING (continued) Assembly (continued) Kiara College, 9613, 9614 Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority Elizabeth Quay, 2780 Riverside project, 1029 metropolitan region improvement fund, 135 metropolitan region scheme amendments 1323/41 and 1324/41, south and central Bullsbrook urban precinct, ms. 7349 Mt Helena, 1617 Mt Helena, bushfire management, 403–409, 7839 Noranda nursery site, p. 2911; g. 3523 North Stoneville town site, structure plan 34, g. 6565 Ocean Reef marina redevelopment, metropolitan region scheme amendment 1270/41, ms. 7898 Pickering Brook and surrounds sustainability and tourism strategy, s. 7499 planning reform, economic growth, 5364 Planning Reform Action Plan, 8367 Schmitt Road bushland, s. 8927 Subiaco, City of redevelopment, 259, 6121 town planning scheme, 2792 Swan Valley, 4319 local planning scheme amendments, 2805, 2985 metropolitan region scheme amendment 1332/41, ms. 3364 WA Planning Commission, 2017–18 annual report, 134 Council 3 Oceans twin towers development, Scarborough, Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority, p. 188 Bush Forever, 9721 Henley Brook urban precinct, rezoning, 9019 Machinery Preservation Club of WA, 713 Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority and LandCorp, merger, s. 3067 metropolitan region scheme amendments, 1323/41 and 1324/41, south and central Bullsbrook urban precinct, ms. 7301 “Modernising Western Australia’s Planning System”, 2516, 5635 Mt Helena, bushfire management, 23, 215, 581, 3786 Nedlands, City of, draft local planning scheme 3, p. 1046, 2143 North Stoneville development (see also “Environment”), 8415, 9054 Ocean Reef marina coastal erosion, 4925 redevelopment, metropolitan region scheme amendment 1270/41, ms. 7840 planning scheme amendments, conflict of interest, 3826, 4039, 4191 Railway Parade, Bullsbrook, closure, 9213 Shenton Park rehabilitation hospital redevelopment site, bushland clearing, s. 51 Subiaco East redevelopment project, 7227 Subiaco Oval, 7347 Swan, City of local planning scheme 17, p. 1200 lot 52 Victoria Road, West Swan, p. 2327 Swan Valley local planning scheme amendments, 1521; s. 852 metropolitan region scheme amendment 1332/41, ms. 3313 planning review, 2353 Tuohy Gardens, 5352 vacant properties, 5634 WA Planning Commission, City of Albany, local planning scheme 1 357, 3861 zoning, Whiteman Park, 5214 POLICE see also “Methamphetamine” Assembly Aboriginal affairs division, 5290 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander staff, 5291 antisocial behaviour — notice of motion, 8464 Armadale justice and courthouse complex, 7369 breath tests, 3128 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 65

POLICE (continued) Assembly (continued) Cockburn Gateway shopping centre, 1966, 4396 community protection — notice of motion, 6268; motion, 6433 community safety, 9256 crime reporting, 8613 Constable Care Child Safety Foundation, ms. 489 counterterrorism laws, 4533 crime statistics burglary, 3599 g. 734 Mandurah, g. 5236 motor vehicle theft, 3601 Newman, 8778 Northbridge, 6413 cyclists infringement notices, 125, 2471 injuries and deaths, 162 districts, 496 DNA samples, 160 drink-driving, 5586, 7691 equipment, 3563 body-worn cameras, 1971 drones, 8852 multi-threat vests, 8781 protective equipment, 1123, 5292 family and domestic violence incidents, 8521 initiatives, 6422 firearms legislation, 4395 licensing, 301, 3598, 5290 missing or stolen, 912, 5585 first-aid kits, 302 Fremantle CBD, 4262 Frontline 2020 5520 juvenile offenders, Target 120 5167 Mandurah, p. 6950 mental health escorts, 8118 minister events, RAC Arena, 4259 ministerial aircraft, 162 ministerial office, alcohol expenditure, 996 parliamentary service, 1418 portfolios air travel, 7044 community resource centres, 4264 costs of services, 3009 debt, 298, 4765 FOI requests, 124, 1891, 2975 Huawei, 987, 1891 photography and videography services, 1890, 2140, 2471 property, 1607, 1892 staff, 1610, 3290–3297 mobile phone use while driving, 5588 officers, 6493 acting positions, 4396 active offender and active armed offender training, 302 additional, 8775, 9611 standing orders suspension motion, 8784; standing orders suspension — amendment to motion, 8784; standing orders suspension — motion, as amended, 8784; motion, 8785 assaults against, 4259, 4260, 9969 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 66 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

POLICE (continued) Assembly (continued) officers (continued) female, 304, 5585 frontline officer support, 6595 graduates, 5584 recruits, 6006 regional, 7933, 7934, 8776 staff retention, 3598 statistics, 2975 sworn and auxiliary, 133 wages and conditions, 2415, 2416, 5945, 5946 Operation Ironfish, ms. 8595 Police Academy Expo, ms. 1543 police and community youth centres funding, 2712 g. 2083 police dogs, midwest and goldfields, ms. 8450 prosecutors, 9338 public violence, 5942 Northbridge, 6591–6593 pursuits, 8828 random roadside testing, 9313, 9315 redress scheme, 5589, 9336 regional enforcement unit, 172, 1893 regional radio network, 172 road safety, Dowerin, 9501 school zones, 169, 2977 seniors, assaults against, 128, 4263, 9496 shoplifting, 3285 retail theft, Belmont, g. 7470 slow down, move over, 5292 speed cameras, 4261 speeding infringement notices, Hillarys, 3297 stations Armadale, 9607 Fremantle, Corruption and Crime Commission report, 1307 Mandurah, 2975 Stop the Violence initiative, ms. 1948 technology crime services, 5291 Travers, Kim, 2011, 2472, 4262 WA Police Academy, staff, 2776 war memorials, vandalism and desecration, 173 water police, 3975 welfare checks, 7696 Western Australia Police Force bicycles, 3008 ex–Australian Defence Force personnel, 157 negotiators, 1892 post-traumatic stress disorder, 1889 public service transfers, 157 RiskCover claims, 178, 1043, 1889 severance payments, 6495 traffic control, 912 vehicles, 161, 7054, 8260 Western Australian Cricket Association, international matches, security services, 156 Your SAY, Your Call competition, ms. 5355 Council Aboriginal cultural training, 2676 Armadale businesses, Jull Street, 5315 Australian Federal Police, ABC offices raid, s. 3737 brass and copper theft, 3502, 5101 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 67

POLICE (continued) Council (continued) call-out attendance times, 5313 child sexual abuse Roebourne, 2376, 2388 serial child sex offender, supervision order, 3639, 3722, 5101 children and young people in lock-ups, 6243 compensation scheme, 9551 crime statistics Broome, 2059, 2169 Kimberley and goldfields, 9015 Newman, 8553 regional, 5795, 5796 “Diverting Young People Away from Court” report, 6237 electoral irregularities, investigation, Port Hedland, 3723 equipment body scanners, 8306 body-worn cameras, 8308, 9876 crowd dispersal, 9811 drones, 1787, 9052 Extinction Rebellion protests, 7733, 8311 fatal and serious injury traffic crashes, 6233 federal election, 2514 (answer advice 2650), 3722, 4962 fine default imprisonment, 7229 firearms airsoft, p. 7531 ammunition supply, 3719, 5232 audit, 1922 Auditor General’s report, 5741, 7238 licensing, 232, 9053 rifles, 2644, 4204 licensing and registry information system — motion, 9100; in reply, 9109 shooting sports and firearms industry, p. 9352 stolen, 232 transportation, 8409 Firearms Act, review, 3635, 7331, 7452 Flinders Mines Ltd, extraordinary general meeting, 3165 gay and lesbian liaison officer program, 2166 gel blasters, legal status, 5826 global climate strike, 8311, 8443, 9018 Government Regional Officers’ Housing, 3164, 5477, 5633 hate crimes, 1927; s. 2196 juvenile offenders Derby and Broome, 9057; s. 9008, 9753 monitoring, 1520, 1780, 2164, 2514, 3158, 3165, 3335, 3720, 3785 shoplifting, 20 Target 120 1785, 1923 mental health co-response teams, s. 598 minister, portfolios and agencies advertising, 3198 Government Regional Officers’ Housing, 5922 staff, 2674, 5909, 9765 travel, 2676, 4664, 7606, 8592 minister and commissioner, Broome visit, 6949 officers Aboriginal, 9720 assaults against, 5744; motion, 5856 frontline, 8981 (answer advice 9061), 9144, 9384, 9915 injured, compensation, 719 leave without pay, 9185 medically retired, redress scheme, 219, 1244 post-traumatic stress disorder, 2055, 2358 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 68 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

POLICE (continued) Council (continued) officers (continued) recruits, 5741 retirements and resignations, 5741 sworn, 6543, 7617 wages policy, 3827 outlaw motorcycle gangs, traffic management, 7728 out-of-control parties, 9213 parliamentary privilege, 1671 Peacock, Craig (see “Corruption and Crime Commission”) police dogs, Geraldton, 2886 random roadside testing, 8193 drug tests, 6247 Roebourne Police and Community Youth Centre, programs, 819 rotary wing aircraft, Auditor General’s report, 9146 rural crime, p. 188 Scancam, 4817 shooting, Gelorup, 3162 (answer advice 3343) speed cameras, location, 715 staff, regional, 7227, 9871 state budget 2019–20 7620 stations Armadale, 6948 Fremantle, staff, 1784, 2357 regional, 7335 strip searches, 8410, 9808 (answer advice 9917), 9868 telecommunications blackout, Kimberley, 6185 Travers, Kim, 2641 violence restraining orders, 5216 West Leederville PS, alert, 9145 (correction of answer 9147) young people in lock-ups, 4202 POLICE AMENDMENT (MEDICAL RETIREMENT) BILL 2019 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 2719 introduction and first reading, 2915 second reading, 2915, 4288; in reply, 4312 appropriation, 3223 consideration in detail, 4315–4317 third reading, 4317 returned, 5371 assent, 5953 question, 2931 Council receipt and first reading, 4812 second reading, 4812, 4939; in reply, 4948 committee, 5089–5095, 5194–5206 report, 5206 third reading, 5206 assent, 5719 POLITICAL PARTIES Assembly Nationals WA 2019 state conference, s. 7929 Bowey, Joscelyn, tribute, s. 6590 political ideology, s. 3098 Setka, John and Christy Cain, 4352, 4534, 4875 WA Labor Party bullying allegations, 6008, 6009 China links, 9810 logo and advertising, 732, 1358 nationalisation platform, 6006, 6007 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 69

POLITICAL PARTIES (continued) Council Conservative Political Action Conference, Foreign Influence Transparency Scheme Act, s. 9086 deliberative democracy, s. 5843 labour movement, Neil Byrne, tribute, s. 5841 Nationals WA, Allan Holmes, tribute, s. 8186 political donations — notice of motion, 2014; motion, 2328; amendment to motion, 2332; motion, as amended, 2333; in reply, 2343 state Parliamentary Liberal Party, Albany conference, s. 363 PORTS Assembly Broome port, dredging, 7509 deep-water berths, Exmouth, 186, 307 portfolio, organisational structure, 1006 Westport Taskforce, 7374, 7375 Fremantle port capacity, 6005, 6006, 7693, 9341 inner port, 9965 Maritime Union of Australia, 6965 report, mpi. 6011 Council Broome port, pedestrian walkway, 7556 dredging, Roebuck Bay, 3356, 3357 Geraldton port, cruise ships, 1540, 6245 Harriet Point agreement, 1095 King, Ian, tribute, ms. 798 minister, staff, 7888 Pilbara Ports Authority chairman, resignation, 817, 1518 Odyssey Marine, 6546, 6726, 6937, 7102, 7327, 7454 port authorities, board membership, 8414 Port Authorities Act, section 75 6376 shipping containers, North Wharf, Fremantle, 358, 580, 5317, 5476, 5829 Southern Ports Authority ministerial direction, 2883 (answer advice 3511), 8407 restructure, ms. 4616 spills, Fremantle inner harbour and Cockburn Sound, 1788 Westport Taskforce, 5213, 5638, 6182 (answer advice 6729) budget, 5832 draft report, 5217 Fremantle port, capacity, 5744 infrastructure upgrades, 7098 Kwinana port, 5744, 5824, 5832 ms. 5590 options, 5897 (answer advice 6185) peer review, 9677 Port Hedland, 9908 PORTS LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2017 Assembly returned, 411 Council’s amendments — consideration in detail, 511, 512 assent, 877 Council second reading, 208, 222; in reply, 225 committee, 226–229, 330, 331 report, 331 as to third reading — standing orders suspension motion, 332 third reading, 332 Assembly’s message, 486 assent, 797 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 70 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

PREMIER AND CABINET, DEPARTMENT OF THE Assembly air charter services, 1026 annual report 2018–19, correction, 9941 email security, 7690 Foster, Darren and Emily Roper (see “Procedure and Privileges, Standing Committee on”) Kearney, Emma, 2019 Policy Practitioner of the Year, ms. 5985 procurement practices, laptops, 970 Council FOI requests, 2231 Foster, Darren and Emily Roper (see “Procedure and Privileges, Standing Committee on”) ministerial aircraft, 4475, 4649, 4924 Roper, Emily, 9674 services, 2170 PREMIER’S STATEMENT Assembly presentation, 82 consideration, 87, 98, 237, 268, 367, 390, 411, 420, 3113, 7386, 9287, 9619 amendment to question bushfire risk management, 414 Hedland SHS, 94 Huawei, 383 mining legacy state agreements, 248, 263 PROCEDURE AND PRIVILEGES, STANDING COMMITTEE ON Assembly fifty-fifth report, “A Refusal to Comply with a Summons to Produce Documents” email access, 6003 (supplementary information 6010), 6004, 6783 Foster, Darren, 5516, 5522, 5523, 5682, 7150 writ, 6001 fifty-sixth report, “Parliamentary Privilege and Intrusive Powers — Interim Report: Judicial Proceedings for Declaration Challenging the Validity of the Order Made by Legislative Council on 15 August 2019”, legal advice, 8051 membership change, 5371; notice of motion, 5371; motion, 5499 Council fifty-fourth report, “Standing Order 6(3): Recalling the Council” — motion, 571, 1063 fifty-fifth report, “A Refusal to Comply with a Summons to Produce Documents” tabling, 5448; made an order of the day — motion, 5449, 5481; standing orders suspension motion, 5481 recommendation 1 — motion, 5608 recommendation 2 — motion, 5625 recommendation 3 — motion, 5627 recommendation 4 — motion, 5628 report, 5630 question: Attorney General, 6928, 7098, 7194, 7328, 7726, 8552 question: Department of the Premier and Cabinet, 5631, 5740, 5825, 5897 question: document provision, 5739 question: email access, 5824, 6177, 6178 (answer advice 6379), 6370, 6540, 6720, 6927 question: State Solicitor’s Office, 5747, 5890, 6371, 7551, 9013, 9186 writ, s. 6705 fifty-sixth report, “Parliamentary Privilege and Intrusive Powers — Interim Report: Judicial Proceedings for Declaration Challenging the Validity of the Order Made by Legislative Council on 15 August 2019” tabling, 6344; made an order of the day — motion, 6344; in reply, 6345; adjournment of debate, 6345; made order of the day 1 — motion, 6346; rescission of vote — standing orders suspension motion, 6347 recommendation 1 — adoption, 6514, 6527; amendment to motion, 6525 recommendation 2 — motion, 6539, 6553; amendment to motion, 6539; amendment to motion — ruling by President, 6552 recommendation 3 — adoption, 6539, 6549 recommendation 4 — adoption, 6553 report, 6553 question: legal advice, 6721, 7450, 7457, 7882, 7985, 8157, 9146 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 71

PROCEDURE AND PRIVILEGES, STANDING COMMITTEE ON (continued) Council (continued) fifty-seventh report, “Legal Proceedings by the President — Further Authorisation by the Legislative Council” tabling, 7178; made an order of the day — motion, 7178; made order of the day 1 — motion, 7179 recommendation 1 — adoption, 7322 report, 7340 fifty-eighth report, “Legal Proceedings by the Attorney General — Authorisation for President to Defend” tabling, 7963; made an order of the day — motion, 7963; made order of the day 1 — motion, 7964 recommendation 1 — adoption, 8143, 8158 report, 8162 question: Leader of the House’s notes, 8145 information release — notice of motion, 4007; standing orders suspension motion, 4007; motion, 4023 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE Assembly ninth report, “Where to from Here? The Status of the Ord–East Kimberley Development Plan” — tabling, 1692 tenth report, “Report on Investigative Travel to London and Edinburgh” — tabling, 4851 eleventh report, “Budget Briefings 2019–20” — tabling, 4851 twelfth report, “Annual Report 2018–19” — tabling, 7484 thirteenth report, “Knowing What Good Looks Like: Challenges in Managing Major Public Sector Contracts” — tabling, 9582 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, STANDING COMMITTEE ON Council twenty-ninth report, “Consultation with Statutory Office Holders” — tabling, 7532; motion, 8542 PUBLIC AND HEALTH SECTOR LEGISLATION AMENDMENT (RIGHT OF RETURN) BILL 2018 Council question, 8560 (answer advice 8697) PUBLIC HEALTH AMENDMENT (IMMUNISATION REQUIREMENTS FOR ENROLMENT) BILL 2019 Assembly receipt and first reading, 4735 explanatory memorandum, 4735 second reading, 4735; in reply, 4753 consideration in detail, 4757–4763 third reading, 4763; in reply, 4764 assent, 4975 Council notice of motion to introduce, 2622 introduction and first reading, 2893 second reading, 2893, 3848, 4041, 4165; in reply, 4177 committee, 4184–4186, 4198, 4199, 4491–4511, 4630–4640, 4650–4658 report, 4658 as to third reading — standing orders suspension motion, 4658 third reading, 4658 returned, 4767 assent, 4899 question: Department of Education, 4958 question: Department of Health, 4836 PUBLIC SECTOR MANAGEMENT Assembly corruption, 9443 auditing reforms, ms. 9247 jobs, 7687, 7689 machinery-of-government changes, 2989 Peacock, Craig, Corruption and Crime Commission investigation, 1118; ms. 1097 Public Sector Commission, independent review, 3990 wages policy, 2814, 4271, 4272, 4541, 6124 Whyte, Paul Communities, Department of, 9444, 9445 Dale, Craig, Warmun community project, 9440, 9441 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 72 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

PUBLIC SECTOR MANAGEMENT (continued) Council Addis, Ralph, Warmun community project, 9386, 9550 (correction of answer 9918), 9718 Alexander, Grant, North Metropolitan Health Service, 9051, 9184 online platform, 4646 Peacock, Craig, police action, 9138 Public Sector Commission Crowdicity Ltd, 3832, 4822 Housing Authority, review, 9186 “State of the Sector” report, 1256 senior executive service, governance, 9145 wages policy, 4649, 5740, 5894 (answer advice 6186), 8697, 9876 Whyte, Paul Communities, Department of, 8983, 9210, 9215, 9379, 9385, 9542, 9547, 9725 Victoria Park, member for, comments, 9812, 9908, 9913 Warmun community project, 9805 PUBLIC WORKS AMENDMENT (WA BUILDING MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY ABOLITION) BILL 2019 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 7349 introduction and first reading, 7493 second reading, 7493, 9281; in reply, 9286 explanatory memorandum, correction, 7642 third reading, 9287 Council receipt and first reading, 9789 second reading, 9789 RACING AND GAMING Assembly Gaming and Wagering Commission, annual report, 9317 gaming legislation, implementation, 2784 greyhound racing industry, animal welfare, g. 3072 Lotterywest, 4270, 9491–9494 racehorses, animal welfare, 8932, 8934; ms. 8041 spring Ascot Racing Carnival, TABtouch Masters series, ms. 7467 TAB assignable business licences, 129 outlets and bets, 1472 privatisation, 6593 Thoroughbred Racing Committee Racing and Wagering Western Australia, g. 2558 resignations, 2116 Council electronic gambling and harm forum, s. 8437 gaming legislation, implementation, 578 greyhound racing animal welfare, 1782, 2357, 3719, 3740, 5831 breeding licences, 9864 prohibited substances, 7554; s. 7894 s. 2373 Lotterywest, 1258, 1520, 2164 Pinjarra Paceway, 2647 racehorse syndicates, 820 racehorses, animal welfare, 7988 s. 8020, 9678 welfare plan, 9214, 9678 (answer advice 9727) Racing and Wagering Western Australia Life’s Better with Horses campaign, 1925 revenue, 3828 Touchstone Farm, 9548 racing industry, infrastructure, 3508 TAB, privatisation, 21, 221, 2053, 3504 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 73

RAILWAY (METRONET) AMENDMENT BILL 2019 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 7349 introduction and first reading, 7493 second reading, 7493, 8071, 8199, 8222; in reply, 8228, 8340 appropriation, 7642 consideration in detail, 8341–8356 third reading, 8356, 8375; in reply, 8376 Council receipt and first reading, 8704 second reading, 8704 REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT Assembly aged-care facilities, Carnarvon, s. 1299 airports and air services Busselton Margaret River Airport expansion (see also “Tourism”), 163, 175, 5051 notice of motion, 8793; motion, 8868 standing orders suspension motion, 7641, 7649; standing orders suspension — amendment to motion, 7641, 7649; standing orders suspension — motion, as amended, 7641, 7649; motion, 7649 East Kimberley Regional Airport, 5036 Albany artificial surfing reef, 1042 Albany wave energy project Carnegie Clean Energy, 181, 187, 2987 financial assistance, 863, 864; standing orders suspension motion, 871; standing orders suspension — amendment to motion, 872; standing orders suspension — motion, as amended, 872; motion, 872 jobs, 165 tender process, 1044 University of Western Australia, research project, 865, 2988 Baxters Rural Centre, s. 2108 biosecurity rating, Shire of Bridgetown–Greenbushes, 182 Collie biomass plant and solar farm, 5020, 5272 Collie Futures small grants program, 5017 community resource centres, 7960 Cookernup, postcode, s. 5679 Country Age Pension Fuel Card, 8117, 9312 department agriculture budget — notice of motion, 4278; motion, 4369 staff survey, 4968, 4969 Whyte, Paul and Craig Dale (see “Public Sector Management”) Dolphin Discovery Centre and Victoria Square, Bunbury, s. 2109 Economic and Fiscal Outlook 2018–19 1175 fly in, fly out Pilbara — removal of order, 7642, 8052 workforce, s. 5267 goldfields mpi. 5691 solar energy project, 1611 James, Jan, tribute, s. 4237 minister Carnegie Clean Energy — standing orders suspension motion, 8939; standing orders suspension — amendment to motion, 8939; standing orders suspension — motion, as amended, 8939; motion, 8939 contact, Greg Poland, 2984 Energy Made Clean, 2243, 2248; standing orders suspension motion, 2251; standing orders suspension — amendment to motion, 2251; standing orders suspension — motion, as amended, 2251; motion, 2251 Lockwood, Nicole, 1045 ministerial office, alcohol expenditure, 1607 Peel Development Commission, 5046 performance — removal of order, 4542 portfolios air travel, 6861 community resource centres, 4136 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 74 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT (continued) Assembly (continued) minister (continued) portfolios (continued) consultants, 2986 costs of services, 3010 debt collection agencies, 4141 FOI requests, 1607, 1608 grant programs, 3130 Huawei, 987, 989 Lockwood, Nicole, 137 photography and videography services, 930, 946, 959, 1605 property, 1000, 1191 staff, 1020, 3000, 3005, 3135, 3453 welcome to country ceremonies, 1031 RAC Arena visits, 972 Newman, social and infrastructure issues, mpi. 2938; amendment to motion, 2946, 2974 Nyabing Community Hub, s. 4872 Peel Development Commission, 5045–5048 regional development commissions chairs and board members, 186 state budget 2019–20 4357, 4358 regional economic development grants, Peel, 5046, 5050 regional higher education contribution scheme concessions, Nationals’ Senate candidate policy, 3563, 3564 regional WA, 2019–20 state budget — notice of motion, 3224; removal of notice, 7642 renewable hydrogen jobs, 6343 Renewable Hydrogen Council, 968 royalties for regions “Special Inquiry into Government Programs and Projects: Final Report”, 3990 state budget 2019–20 — notice of motion, 2257; motion, 2455 Spoilbank Marina, Port Hedland, 6416 water efficiency program, Wanneroo, 7684 Council Albany wave energy project Carnegie Clean Energy, 585 conflict of interest, s. 849 contract criteria, s. 1388 financial assistance, 6378 ms. 798 supplementary information, 28 FOI requests, redaction, 9378, 9542 milestone payment, 9141 R&D tax concessions, 816 tender process, 1070, 1241, 1356, 1663; s. 2527 radiotherapy funding, s. 854 Asian renewable energy hub, 3825, 4034 BHP, drive in, drive out workforce, Pilbara, 2164 Brooking Creek, Kimberley, 3203 Broome Chinatown precinct, development, ms. 7177 Busselton Margaret River Airport (see also “Tourism”), 7553 Carnarvon lock hospitals, commemoration, s. 52 Collie biomass plant, 716, 5745 Collie Futures fund, 58; ms. 4147 Collie solar farm, 1670 community resource centres, 6727 evaluation report, 9059 ms. 7301 cost of living, Pilbara and Kimberley, s. 5643 Country Age Pension Fuel Card, 9719 Dampier Peninsula, visitor access, 7889 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 75

REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT (continued) Council (continued) department fossil fuels, 53 machinery-of-government changes, 2237; notice of motion, 5173; motion, 5449, 5461; in reply, 5464; amendment to motion, 5457 online lime comparison calculator, 3640 staff, 4924, 5084, 5638, 7730, 7883, 8153, 8440, 8441 Whyte, Paul and Ralph Addis (see “Public Sector Management”) direct maritime freight service, Pilbara, 6932 dust management, Port Hedland (see also “Environment”), 1780, 4919, 5086, 5316, 7099 Fitzroy Valley, management plan, ms. 1338 fly in, fly out, s. 9245 fringe benefits tax, regional towns, 2644 goldfields migrant employment program, 9140 Goodlands base station, 5320 Hancock Agriculture, Kimberley, 6757 HorsePower Collie, Robert Chitty, s. 4199 horticultural development, Skuthorpe, Kimberley, 3360 insurance premiums, northern WA — motion, 3011; in reply, 3020 jobs, Collie, 7732 Kimberley Development Commission, 3357 Koombana car park project, Bunbury, 358, 9060 Light, Dick, tribute, s. 231 local procurement, Kalgoorlie, s. 5097 Merredin, state funding, 5895; s. 5641 minister Agricultural Region visits, 1540, 2200, 6250 Anzac Day comments, s. 4826 Broome visit, 6769, 6935, 8445; pex. 7890 early voting centre visit, 3161 enduring powers of attorney and guardianship, pex. 3725 Energy Made Clean, 2161, 2351; s. 2371, 2529 Esperance visit, 2209 Garber, Jack, s. 50 Katanning visit, 6231 ministerial statements, 9211 portfolios and agencies advertising, 2690 grants programs, 9932 Government Regional Officers’ Housing, 5923 staff, 2222, 5909, 9766 travel, 2234, 4524, 7606, 8447 reimbursements, 9938 natural resource management groups, 7884 motion, 7070 s. 7109 state budget 2019–20 4038 North Dandalup research centre, 6180, 7101 northern goldfields projects, s. 3796 One Mile Jetty, Carnarvon, 6183 Ord River irrigation scheme, 4819, 6760, 6761 Pilbara, federal election, 2514 Pilbara Development Commission, Dr Ken King, 9549 Port Hedland Spoilbank Marina, ms. 2144 tragedy, s. 4199 voluntary buyback scheme, 9721 regional development commissions, staff, 7619 Regional Development Council, 7600, 9871 Regional Development Trust, 7599, 9871 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 76 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT (continued) Council (continued) regional traineeship program, 1365, 1825, 9550, 9723; ms. 9352; s. 9415 renewable hydrogen fund, ms. 6902 industry, ms. 429; s. 483 “Report on Consultants Engaged by Government” capability review, 7226, 9871 primary industries, 6767 royalties for regions, 2019–20 state budget, 3788, 4191, 4194 Seasonal Worker Programme, 4920 solar projects, goldfields, 2352 southern forests irrigation scheme (see also “Water”), 2645 (supplementary information 3166), 3340, 5476, 7102 Aboriginal heritage survey, 5083, 7102 business case, 3721, 6181 “Stewart Tree”, 7455 state budget 2019–20, Kimberley, 6758 Telstra outages, 8696 WA Regional Achievement and Community Awards, s. 8021 RESERVES (MARMION MARINE PARK) BILL 2019 Assembly receipt, 7167 first reading, 7351 second reading, 7351, 7495, 7516; in reply, 7518 third reading, 7521 assent, 7642 Council notice of motion to introduce, 5295 introduction and first reading, 5481 second reading, 5481, 6923, 6938; in reply, 6944, 7078 committee, 7079–7084 report, 7084 third reading, 7084 returned, 7457 assent, 7531 RESERVES (TJUNTJUNTJARA COMMUNITY) BILL 2018 Assembly returned, 81 assent, 80 Council assent, 1 RESIDENTIAL PARKS (LONG-STAY TENANTS) AMENDMENT BILL 2018 Council discharge of order and referral to Standing Committee on Legislation — motion, 31 RESIDENTIAL TENANCIES LEGISLATION AMENDMENT (FAMILY VIOLENCE) BILL 2018 Assembly Council’s message, 81 Council’s amendments — consideration in detail, 512–519 assent, 877 Council Assembly’s message, 486 assent, 797 REVENUE LAWS AMENDMENT BILL 2018 Assembly cognate debate — motion, 1952 second reading — cognate debate, 1952; in reply, 1956 consideration in detail, 1957–1961 third reading, 2087 returned, 3895 assent, 4278 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 77

REVENUE LAWS AMENDMENT BILL 2018 (continued) Council receipt and first reading, 2067 second reading, 2067 cognate debate, 2622 second reading — cognate debate, 2622; in reply, 2640, 2650 committee, 2657 report, 2657 third reading — cognate debate, 3709 assent, 4457 RIGHTS OF NATURE AND FUTURE GENERATIONS BILL 2019 Council notice of motion to introduce, 8656 introduction and first reading, 9513 second reading, 9513 ROADS see “Transport” and “Road Safety” ROAD SAFETY Assembly Belt Up campaign, ms. 2555 blood alcohol limits, 260 bull bars, 4395, 7298 cyclists, injuries and deaths, 5584 Distance of Distraction campaign, ms. 5496 Dowerin, 9501 international drivers, 165, 7505 National Road Safety Week, ms. 2912 road safety awards, Arility app, ms. 7623 Road Safety Commission, commissioner, appointment, 4877, 4878 road trauma trust account, 4259 “Safe Cars for Every Budget” report, 9308 traffic accidents, Hillarys, 3300, 4332 World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims, ms. 9248 Council bull bars, 3205, 3360 regional run-off-road crashes program, 5221, 6373 “Report on Consultants Engaged by Government”, regional and remote action plan, 6948, 8328 Road Safety Council, speed limit reduction — motion, 4148; in reply, 4157 Road Traffic Code, penalties review, 2674, 6247 traffic crashes, 9490 ROAD TRAFFIC AMENDMENT (BLOOD ALCOHOL CONTENT) BILL 2019 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 366 introduction and first reading, 510 second reading, 510, 1430; in reply, 1467 consideration in detail, 1545–1547 third reading, 1548 returned, 5371 assent, 5953 Council receipt and first reading, 1677 second reading, 1677, 3732, 4815; in reply, 5207 committee, 5208–5213, 5223 report, 5224 third reading, 5224 assent, 5719 ROAD TRAFFIC AMENDMENT (IMPAIRED DRIVING AND PENALTIES) BILL 2019 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 7349 introduction and first reading, 7487 second reading, 7487, 9264; in reply, 9280, 9432 consideration in detail, 9435, 9436, 9597–9599 third reading, 9600 question, 7507 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 78 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

ROAD TRAFFIC AMENDMENT (IMPAIRED DRIVING AND PENALTIES) BILL 2019 (continued) Council receipt and first reading, 9560 second reading, 9561 ROYALTIES FOR REGIONS AMENDMENT BILL 2019 Council notice of motion to introduce, 9165 introduction and first reading, 9515 second reading, 9515 SAFETY LEVIES AMENDMENT BILL 2019 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 9264 introduction and first reading, 9425 second reading, 9425 SCIENCE Assembly Australian Space Agency, 1426 Carnarvon Tracking Station, ms. 5235 Chief Scientist, Professor Peter Klinken, reappointment, ms. 1829 Governor’s School STEM Awards, ms. 9422 National Science Week, ms. 5498 research infrastructure funding, job creation, 4695 STEM skills strategy, ms. 4840 Council department, fossil fuels, 54 SENIORS AND AGEING Assembly cost-of-living increases, 2597, 2598, 3893, 4084 Dementia Awareness Month, ms. 6951 elder abuse, 9448 funding and prevention strategy, 1564, 3104, 4358 g. 6562 housing, 9322, 9342 future directions paper, ms. 8830 Manjimup, 1194 stamp duty rebate, ms. 8332 minister ministerial office, alcohol expenditure, 997 portfolios air travel, 6864 community resource centres, 3977 costs of services, 3301 debt collection agencies, 3994 FOI requests, 1188, 1333 Huawei, 987, 991 Lockwood, Nicole, 137 photography and videography services, 918, 932, 947, 961 property, 1000, 1335 staff, 1020, 2823, 2831, 2839, 2846 welcome to country ceremonies, 1031 RAC Arena visits, 972 retiree tax, federal Labor policy, 1565 seniors card, 9312 Seniors Week, ms. 8829 WA Seniors Awards 2019, ms. 9421 Council elder abuse draft strategy, 4919, 5080 financial abuse, 1076, 1248 national plan, 2056 state budget 2019–20 1928 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 79

SENIORS AND AGEING (continued) Council (continued) minister Kimberley visit, 6768 portfolios and agencies advertising, 2692 Government Regional Officers’ Housing, 5927 grants programs, 9934 staff, 2225, 5910, 9770 travel, 2546, 4526, 7771, 8447 Roe electorate visit, 6227 SENTENCE ADMINISTRATION AMENDMENT (MULTIPLE MURDERERS) BILL 2018 Assembly returned, 81 assent, 80 SHARKS Assembly community research, 1199 deterrent devices, subsidy, rebate and assistance payments, 6972 hazard mitigation drum lines tender process, 5039 trial, 775, 2011, 3446 funding, 1197 personal shark deterrent subsidy scheme, ms. 8896 shark monitoring network, 1195 SharkSmart app, 8459 sightings, 1618 Surf Life Saving WA, 7834 Westpac Life Saver Rescue Helicopter, 3289 Council hazard mitigation alarms, 1521 drum line trials, 355, 582 (supplementary information 2061), 717, 1078 operations manual, 1250 shark fin, 4189 SMALL BUSINESS Assembly antisocial behaviour, Perth CBD, 8373, 8374 Beaufort Street, 4437; s. 4427 fees and charges, 4244, 4245 government reforms, 4878 housing industry, 2594, 2595 law and order, 8753, 8754 living wage proposal, federal Labor policy, 2110, 2249, 2250 local government red tape, g. 5668 McGowan government policies, s. 3557 minister standing orders suspension motion, 5499; standing orders suspension — amendment to motion, 5499; standing orders suspension — motion, as amended, 5499; motion, 5500 meetings, Small Business Development Corporation, 3973, 5171 shoplifting, 5278, 5279, 5690 small business closures — notice of motion, 8464 Small Business Development Corporation annual report 2018–19 9497 business migration program, 2805 statistics, 2419 subcontractor payments, 493; g. 4404 WA Super–CCI Survey of Business Confidence, 2710, 2711 Council retail sector, 9672 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 80 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION AMENDMENT BILL 2019 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 3896 introduction and first reading, 4059 second reading, 4059, 5381; in reply, 5428 consideration in detail, 5430–5440, 5678, 5701–5711 standing orders suspension — notice of motion, 5496; standing orders suspension motion, 5677 third reading, 5711; in reply, 5712 Council receipt and first reading, 5773 second reading, 5773 explanatory memorandum, correction, ms. 6163 SPORT AND RECREATION Assembly AFL, 7149; s. 1717 Armadale Fitness and Aquatic Centre, s. 1716 ATP Cup, 1973, 1974 Barbagallo Wanneroo Raceway, motorcycle racing, 1309 basketball associations, 1043 Busselton Football and Sportsman’s Club, Junior Women’s Magpies, s. 7928 Collie Motorplex, g. 8335 Combat Sports Commission, online education and registration, ms. 9571 drownings, water safety plans, 6777 (supplementary information 6783); ms. 6772 Farmer, Graham “Polly”, tribute, ms. 5664 Forrestfield United Soccer Club, s. 7929 Geraldton Buccaneers, s. 7149 Get Onboard and Lead program, 2787 Hopman Cup, 2854, 2855 Indigenous Players Alliance, ms. 8040 Ironman 70.3 World Championship, Mandurah Triathlon Club, s. 6591 junior football clubs, s. 6589 Kambalda Aquatic Centre, s. 1716, 3097 Kerr, Samantha, West Australian RAC Sports Star of the Year, ms. 236 Kidsport, 2806 Michael, Stephen, WA Football Hall of Fame, ms. 1264 motorsports, 1043 Olympic and Paralympic Games 2020, Western Australian athletes, state government support, 5688 Optus Stadium and Matagarup Bridge, promotional lighting, 1008, 1010 Quinns Rocks Junior Cricket Club, ms. 4333 Sport Australia, 6267 sports clubs, volunteers, Belmont electorate, s. 7927 True Sport program, ms. 4672 VenuesWest Perth Motorplex, 2852 junior drag racing, ms. 7898 shared path safety, RAC Arena, 4004 WA country football, AFL funding, 7371, 7372 Wanneroo Districts Netball Association, s. 768 Willetton Bowling Club, s. 8926 winter sport results, Kalgoorlie–Boulder, s. 7500 Yardley, Bruce, tribute, ms. 1828 youth athletes, Hillarys electorate, s. 5679 Council Albany Roller Derby League, s. 8438 Collie Motorplex, 3721, 4033 (answer advice 4195), 6545 country football leagues, s. 7461 discrimination — motion, 2022; in reply, 2029 Farmer, Graham “Polly”, tribute, s. 5643 Friends of Cricket, s. 1389 Goldfields Cyclassic, s. 3794 Kambalda Aquatic Centre, 3060 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 81

SPORT AND RECREATION (continued) Council (continued) Lake Kepwari, 3831 netball and hockey, Agricultural Region, s. 8189 Optus Stadium operating costs, 4194 State of Origin, s. 4513 West Australian Football Commission, 7347 West Australian Junior Motocross Club, Chidlow, p. 9877 STATE DEVELOPMENT, JOBS AND TRADE Assembly Busselton, economic growth, 9608 department, staff, 5036 domestic gas reservation policy, compliance review, 9501 employment, Australian Bureau of Statistics, 867, 1719, 4239, 4240 federal funding, Australian Labor Party, 3560 government contracts, local jobs, mpi. 4696 infrastructure projects, 9615 local — notice of motion, 8464 mpi. 8858 Infrastructure Western Australia, 491 market-led proposals, 4874 removal of notice, 508 Invest and Trade Western Australia, 8930 jobs railcar manufacturing, 9964 state budget 2018–19 4873, 4874 LNG Jobs Taskforce, 2247 migration regional migration status, 6971, 7155, 7156, 8216, 8217, 8453, 8454 WA School of Mines, international students, 778 “Our Priorities: Sharing Prosperity” program jobs, 780, 7838 targets, 4694 Peacock, Craig (see “Corruption and Crime Commission”) Perth hub project, Far East Consortium, 3559, 3560 Plan for Jobs, 620–625, 4970 state budget 2019–20 3099 Treasury forecasts, 1419 unemployment, 769, 770 Premier’s trade delegation, India, 8453 resources sector, Iluka Resources, 4688 Rio Tinto, Carnarvon and Geraldton flights, 4353, 4354 Sino Iron, Clive Palmer, 2706, 3382 state agreement acts, amendments, 2932, 3388, 3389 state economy, 6414, 8848 business confidence, Pilbara, 1834 job creation, 6122, 8932 wages growth, 8849, 8850 trade and investment offices, audit, ms. 9248 trade relations, 8775 unemployment rate, 5683 youth, 1121, 1122 Western Australian Jobs Act, 864, 4430 Council Alcoa, bauxite, 1787 Argyle diamond mine, 5634 barley exports, 1925 BBI Group, rail infrastructure, Pilbara, 824, 1076 (answer advice 1251), 1671, 1781, 2170, 2356 Boao Forum for Asia Annual Conference, ms. 2473 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 82 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

STATE DEVELOPMENT, JOBS AND TRADE (continued) Council (continued) China, trade relations, 9544, 9720 department, fossil fuels, 53 employment, labour hire, p. 1200 future battery industry strategy — motion, 323; in reply, 330 gas supply Australian Industrial Energy, 7452 domestic gas reservation policy, 7598 immigration, s. 3799 industry, technological development, s. 4950 Infrastructure Western Australia board, 8145, 9563 submissions, 3341 jobs clean industries, 9912 creation, school maintenance, 7333 LNG projects, 4482 local workers, 1521 migrants, 4034; s. 4200 skilled migration list, 7989 temporary migrant visas, 9720 (answer advice 9814) renewable energy, 4190 migration, 453 federal Labor policy, 3337 goldfields, ms. 1894 migrant visa system, s. 5095 regional migration status, 8412 s. 484, 1938, 1939 Mineral Resources Ltd, Koolyanobbing, 3787 minister, portfolios and agencies advertising, 2688 Government Regional Officers’ Housing, 5918 staff, 2215, 9758 travel, 2542, 4522, 7602, 8446 Mt Goldsworthy mine, mineral lease, 9786 “Our Priorities: Sharing Prosperity” program priorities implementation unit, 4647 regional jobs, 579 overseas trade offices, 7555 Pilbara iron ore project, 4824 Plan for Jobs Treasury consultation, 1080 Treasury forecasts, 1074 population growth, s. 5842 State Agreement Act, dust management, 5354 state agreements, concessions, 25, 220 state economy, wages growth, 6545 unemployment, youth, 5828 WA Industry Link Regional Communications Forum, 4922 Western Australian Jobs Act, job creation, 9721 Woodside Energy, Pilbara jobs, 3060 STRICKLAND, HON GEORGE JOSEPH Assembly condolence motion, 5650 tribute, s. 4532 SUITORS’ FUND AMENDMENT BILL 2017 Assembly returned, 2775 Council’s amendments — consideration in detail, 2916–2919 assent, 3596 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 83

SUITORS’ FUND AMENDMENT BILL 2017 (continued) Council cognate debate, 1383 second reading — cognate debate, 1383, 2495; in reply, 2499 committee, 2500–2513, 2523 report, 2524 third reading — cognate debate, 2657; in reply, 2657 Assembly’s message, 2907 assent, 3512 SUITORS’ FUND AMENDMENT (LEVY) BILL 2017 Assembly returned, 2775 assent, 3596 Council cognate debate, 1383 second reading — cognate debate, 1383, 2495; in reply, 2499 committee, 2524 report, 2524 third reading — cognate debate, 2657; in reply, 2657 assent, 3512 SUNDAY ENTERTAINMENTS REPEAL BILL 2019 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 7349 introduction and first reading, 7492 second reading, 7492 TAB see “TAB (Disposal) Bill 2019”, “Betting Control Amendment (Taxing) Bill 2019” and “Racing and Gaming” TAB (DISPOSAL) BILL 2019 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 3224 introduction and first reading, 3366 second reading, 3366 appropriation, 3895 cognate debate, 3912 second reading — cognate debate, 3912; in reply, 3947 consideration in detail, 3953–3970, 4060–4073, 4119–4134, 4215–4222 standing orders suspension — notice of motion, 4134 as to third reading — standing orders suspension motion, 4215 third reading, 4223, 4251; in reply, 4251 returned, 6492 assent, 6983 question: infrastructure fund, 4243 question: Treasurer’s comments, 4081, 4082 Council receipt and first reading, 4515 second reading, 4515 cognate debate, 5295 second reading — cognate debate, 5295, 5322, 5483; in reply, 5488, 5630, 5640 committee, 5721–5739, 5748–5769, 5823, 5824, 5833–5841, 5874–5890, 5899–5901, 6382–6385 report, 6385 third reading — cognate debate, 6385 assent, 7057 TAXATION ADMINISTRATION AMENDMENT BILL 2018 Assembly cognate debate — motion, 1952 second reading — cognate debate, 1952; in reply, 1956 second reading, 1961 third reading, 1962 returned, 3895 assent, 4278 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 84 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

TAXATION ADMINISTRATION AMENDMENT BILL 2018 (continued) Council receipt and first reading, 2066 second reading, 2066 cognate debate, 2622 second reading — cognate debate, 2622; in reply, 2640, 2650 committee, 2652–2657 report, 2657 third reading — cognate debate, 3709 assent, 4457 TAXIS see “Transport” TERRORISM Assembly Christchurch terrorist attack Legislative Assembly’s resolution, New Zealand Parliament’s response, 2703 standing orders suspension motion, 1416; motion, 1416 Western Australia Police Force, ms. 1543 Council Christchurch terrorist attack condolence book, 2012; s. 1343 Legislative Council’s resolution, New Zealand Parliament’s response, 2473 standing orders suspension motion, 1338; motion, 1338 Sari Club site, Bali, 2165 Sri Lanka terrorist attack, s. 2621 TERRORISM (PREVENTATIVE DETENTION) AMENDMENT BILL 2019 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 4542 introduction and first reading, 4674 second reading, 4674, 4986; in reply, 5009 consideration in detail, 5012–5015 third reading, 5015 returned, 7529 assent, 7642 Council receipt and first reading, 5099 second reading, 5099, 6748; in reply, 7340 committee, 7342–7346, 7437 report, 7437 third reading, 7437 assent, 7531 TICKET SCALPING BILL 2018 Assembly second reading, 1851; in reply, 1885 consideration in detail, 2920–2927, 3089–3096, 4340–4349, 4360–4369, 4408–4416 third reading, 4416; in reply, 4419 Council receipt and first reading, 4782 second reading, 4782 discharge of order and referral to Standing Committee on Legislation — motion, 4783 TOURISM Assembly Aboriginal heritage tourism, 2816–2818; g. 1690 airfares, regional, 2593 ATP Cup, 6780 Australian Cruise Association, conference 2018 1474 Australian Tourism Exchange, 2418, 3303 (correction of answer 3894); ms. 1950 Broome, 6418 Chinatown precinct, redevelopment, 6778 port, dredging, 7509 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 85

TOURISM (continued) Assembly (continued) Busselton Margaret River Airport (see also “Regional Development”) direct flights, 132 industry event, 174, 175 reception lounge, 9971, 9972 Chinese market, 969 Collie adventure trails, 4002 Coral Bay, accommodation, 7937 Corroboree West 2019, ms. 7772 department, 2019–20 state budget, 5444 direct flights Broome, discounted fares trial, 5170 Broome–Singapore, Silkair, 128 Busselton–Melbourne, 7628, 7629, 9496 Japan and China, 167 Melbourne–Kununurra, 5443 ms. 6255 Perth–Japan, 67, 6119, 6260 Perth–Shanghai, 7504, 9612 Gourmet Escape, 1479, 6970 Hopman Cup, 2854, 2855 hotel occupancy rates, 127, 5170 international visitors, 1836, 4272, 5169; g. 4398 investment, 5129, 7789 jobs, 5170 Lucky Bay campground, 6594, 6595 marketing destination marketing, 3303 funding, 1420 campaigns, 127, 2782 “Brand WA”, 167, 2783 “Hotel Perth”, 132, 5441 “Summer is the Greatest Show in Perth”, 969 “Western Australia the Road Trip State”, 166, 1491, 2783 minister contact, Adam Barnard, 1475 India visit, 2818; ms. 860 meetings, Cameron Syme, 8221, 8222 ministerial office, alcohol expenditure, 998 portfolios air travel, 7045 community resource centres, 3978 costs of services, 3301 debt collection agencies, 3996 FOI requests, 1011, 1016 Huawei, 988, 992 Lockwood, Nicole, 138 photography and videography services, 922, 935, 951, 964 property, 1001, 1024 staff, 1021, 2821–2829, 2846 welcome to country ceremonies, 1032 RAC Arena visits, 973 National Rugby League Nines tournament, 8366 portfolio management — removal of order, 2720 regional visitor centres, 1477 Rottnest Island, 2240 Army jetty, ms. 366 booking system, 126, 2814, 2818, 3132 international and domestic visitors, 1476 quokka birthday, 9309 Sufferfest, 1476 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 86 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

TOURISM (continued) Assembly (continued) Rottnest Island Authority annual report 2018–19 9338 FOI requests, 1198 IT strategy, 1479 Sculpture by the Sea, 2801 Swan Valley Explorer bus service, 1476 tourism and hospitality workers — notice of motion, 1948; removal of notice, 6396 Tourism Council WA, 2019 “Pre-Budget Submission”, 1305, 1306 Tourism WA China, La Viva Romance, 1475 cooperative marketing agreements, 1474 Margaret River and Busselton, 2802, 3129 two-year action plan, 1474, 1892, 2935, 4357, 5275 visitor statistics, 7681 Ultimate Fighting Championships, 3304 visitor numbers, 4359, 4360 visitor spend, 8371, 8372 Western Australian Visitor Centre, 1474 Council Anzac services, Albany, 9380 Australian Biome Project, 7729 Busselton Margaret River Airport (see also “Regional Development”), 9142 destination marketing, 1356 (answer advice 1791) direct flights Kununurra–Melbourne, 4643 Perth–India, s. 4512 Gourmet Escape, 4190, 9725 Kalamunda Zig Zag railway, s. 4513 minister Agricultural Region visits, 3740, 4666, 4667 Central Wheatbelt visit, 3741 Cervantes visit, 1822 Paraburdoo visit, 7116 portfolios and agencies advertising, 2693 Government Regional Officers’ Housing, 5929 staff, 2383, 5911, 9773 travel, 2546, 4527, 7612, 8592 South Metropolitan Region visits, 3865, 4834 Mt Augustus, 9056 (answer advice 9191) Nullagine, 3509 Optus Stadium, marketing campaigns, 1819 Rottnest Island, 9022 Rottnest Island Authority, 8707 sponsorship, events, 6936, 8329 Swan Valley Explorer bus service, 4037 wildflower friendliness rating scheme, 9213 TRANSFER OF LAND AMENDMENT BILL 2018 Assembly second reading, 8737, 8754; in reply, 8760 consideration in detail, 8760, 8761 third reading, 8761 Council receipt and first reading, 9192 second reading, 9192 TRANSPORT see also “Metronet” Assembly agricultural industry, vehicle movements, 6265, 6266, 8654 airfares, regional, 184, 5688, 5689; s. 4427; ms. 7468; p. 8593 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 87

TRANSPORT (continued) Assembly (continued) air services Geraldton, g. 1688 northern goldfields routes, Skippers Aviation, 4319 bus services Albany–Perth bus routes, TransWA, 7691 Hillarys Boat Harbour, s. 7499 route 352, Madeley, p. 9941 route 464, Hillarys, 971, 2983 special events, Forrestfield–Optus Stadium, g. 736 Canning Bridge station interchange, 3008 Claisebrook depot, billboard advertising, 1008 cycling cycle and pedestrian path, RAC Arena, 2980 Grant Street–Victoria Street cycleway, 5518 Mitchell Freeway, 7792 principal shared path network, 2620, 3974, 4321 drivers’ licences driving instructors, 175 practical assessments, 4322–4331 seniors, renewal, medical assessments, 174 fish kills, Jurien Bay marina, 6971 Freight and Logistics Council, 4320 Fremantle Passenger Terminal, refurbishment, 1043, 1478 Fremantle Traffic Bridge, 2937 Great Northern Highway, bypass, Bindoon, 5042 heavy vehicle pilot licences, 179, 7153, 7154, 8370 Hillarys Boat Harbour, 8115 Infrastructure Australia, audit, roads, 5359 infrastructure, federal funding, 1423, 1965, 3455, 9446 life jackets, 8783, 8856, 8857, 8935 Main Roads Western Australia Albany Highway, Williams, g. 4211 infrastructure delivery plan, 6899 religious temple access, g. 6564 Mandurah Estuary Bridge, 1034 Matagarup Bridge, 7174 minister FOI requests, 1120, 1121 major projects — notice of motion, 509; removal of notice, 4976, 9264 Miling visit, 5168 ministerial office, alcohol expenditure, 998 performance — notice of motion, 877; motion, 1137; removal of order, 1840 portfolios air travel, 7169, 7682 community reference groups, 6899 community resource centres, 3979 costs of services, 3302 debt collection agencies, 3998 FOI requests, 1017, 1186 Huawei, 988, 994 Lockwood, Nicole, 138, 1618 photography and videography services, 924, 938, 954, 967 property, 1001, 1025 staff, 1021, 2995–3007 welcome to country ceremonies, 1032 RAC Arena visits, 974 NorthLink WA, 7176 numberplates, Mandurah, 5023 parking levies, Perth, 7168 Port Geographe, western beach, seagrass wrack, p. 9941 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 88 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

TRANSPORT (continued) Assembly (continued) public transport patient parking concessions, g. 7469 subsidies, 185 Public Transport Authority federal Labor policy, 5022 notifiable occurrences, 8116 radio systems replacement project Huawei–UGL contract, 4765 ms. 1099 tender process, 4321 Singapore and China visit, 4321 transit officers, 8510, 8511 public transport infrastructure, 9250 rail lines Bunbury–Busselton, 2994 Bunbury–Greenbushes, lithium mining, 6873, 7508, 7509 Byford rail extension, 6592 commencement, 8614 railcar manufacturing strategy, Australind train sets, 5939 restricted access vehicles accidents, 1604, 2990 network, 1425 roads Albany ring-road, 2249 federal funding, 1722 s. 2109 Armadale Road–North Lake Road bridge, 7174, 9970 Bunbury Outer Ring Road community groups, 2987 route, p. 366 Bussell Highway, Busselton–Capel, 2982, 2983, 3446, 5169 Canning Highway–Preston Point Road intersection, pedestrian safety, s. 2109 congestion, South Perth, g. 5666 Geraldton bypass, g. 4403 Great Eastern Highway Kalgoorlie–Boulder upgrade, 5128 Walgoolan–Southern Cross, 2986, 3290 Hepburn Avenue, 176 Karel Avenue upgrade, Perth Freight Link funding reallocation, 5269 Karratha–Tom Price road, 6966 Aboriginal employment, 6008 asbestos, 186 stage 3, s. 7147 Manning Road, off-ramp, 8460 Marmion Avenue, 3973 Mitchell Freeway extension, 8783 widening, 2115, 3222, 3223 (supplementary information 3223), 8045; s. 4237; g. 9575 Murdoch Drive connection, roadworks, 7624, 7625 Northampton–Dongara corridor realignment, p. 2911 northern suburbs, 862 Old Coast Road, Falcon, g. 4213 Pinjarra–Williams road, climbing lane, Boddington, 9341 regional infrastructure, 771, 1118, 3385, 7934 Reid Highway, 4353 Roe Highway Great Eastern Highway Bypass intersection, 7171 Great Eastern Highway intersection, 4319 Kalamunda Road interchange, 6967 South Western Highway, Coolup, g. 4845 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 89

TRANSPORT (continued) Assembly (continued) roads (continued) Thomas–Nicholson Roads intersection, upgrade, p. 1264; g. 1265 Tonkin Highway extension federal funding, 1969, 1971 traffic noise, g. 8717 traffic congestion, 2710 Hale Road intersection, 8931; g. 8896 Mundijong Road extension, g. 2079 Trans Access Road, g. 8898 Wanneroo, Romeo and Karoborup Roads intersection, g. 2564 roadwork signage, regional, 9442, 9443 Roe 8 federal funding, jobs, 4689 funding redistribution — removal of notice, 508 Roe 8 and 9 4974, 4975, 5357, 9254, 9255 jobs, 8043, 8044 road safety, road congestion and freight management, mpi. 4976 Westport Taskforce, 5936, 5938, 6257, 6258 secondary freight network project, wheatbelt, 1833, 1834, 3103, 3104 (correction of answer 3106) small charter vehicle industry, g. 2562 taxis buyback scheme, regional operators, g. 6087 disabled passengers, Kalgoorlie–Boulder, g. 7899 drivers, assistance, 3386, 3387 on-demand transport industry, 1830 levy, 1729, 1730, 7175 g. 3074 plates buyback scheme, 1829, 1830; mpi. 1841 tow truck industry, 3456, 5167, 7681, 7835 traffic accidents, Hillarys, 5039 train derailments, Watco, 7694 train services Australind, 5939, 6899, 6900, 7298, 7956 fare checks, 4322 Prospector, 7686 train stations, escalators, 3974 Transperth advertising, 5016 bus fleet, Joondalup, g. 8719 railcars, 4535 transport infrastructure — notice of motion, 8464 transport inspectors, 155 Westport Taskforce, Fremantle port capacity, 9341 Council airfares, regional, 1920 boat harbour, Broome, 5087 charter vehicle licences, 4190 commercial tour bus licences, 4648 container freight subsidy, 3510 cyclepath, Bunbury Outer Ring Road and Bussell Highway, 6214 department, advertising, 55 Fremantle Traffic Bridge, business case, 2641 Hillarys Boat Harbour, CCTV cameras, 9055 Infrastructure Australia, 2019 Australian infrastructure audit, 7552 Lake Mullocullup (see also “Lands”), recreational use, 1525 (answer advice 1672), 5828, 7336; p. 8389 Metrix Consulting, research, 8975 minister Agricultural Region visit, 5232, 6395, 7226 FOI requests, 1243 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 90 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

TRANSPORT (continued) Council (continued) minister (continued) portfolios and agencies advertising, 2695 Government Regional Officers’ Housing, 6216 grants programs, 9933 staff, 2385, 6212, 9777 travel, 2678, 4528, 7615, 8592 South Metropolitan Region visit, 6394, 8032 plastic rail sleepers, 5082 Port Geographe reconfiguration project, 9813 Public Transport Authority advertisements, 2388, 3866 buses, Volvo Australia, 7450, 8144, 9058, 9908 cybersecurity, 213, 583 transit officers, assaults against, 6546 rail lines Bunbury–Greenbushes, lithium mining, p. 5172; s. 5348 lithium rail supply chain, 2520, 5316 Narrogin–Pinjarra, 9786 regional run-off-road crashes program, 5221, 6373 restricted access vehicles, 4643 Road Traffic (Vehicles) Regulations, 7987 roads Agricultural Region, s. 3799 Albany Highway intersections, 4819 Albany ring-road, federal funding, 2059 Armadale, 3160 Armadale Road–North Lake Road bridge, 7327 Bunbury Outer Ring Road business case, 9215 multi-criteria assessment, 9217 southern section route, 5219, 7202, 7332, 7887, 9055; p. 188, 9026 Bussell Highway Busselton–Capel duplication, 6376 crashes, 7733 Gibb River Road upgrade, boab trees, 1679, 4962 Great Northern Highway Bindoon bypass, 3642 Broome–Derby, 1250 High Street, Fremantle, upgrade, 7335 Joondalup Drive–Wanneroo Road intersection compensation claims, 4817 overpass bridge, 3721 Karratha–Tom Price road, sealing, 3825, 5473 Kwinana Freeway, northbound widening, 7327 Leach Highway–Stock Road intersection, upgrade, 9051 Marble Bar Road, maintenance, 3637, 3790 Meekatharra–Wiluna road, sealing, 1527, 3340 North West Coastal Highway, upgrades, 5315 Orrong Road safety review, 3069 upgrade, 4035 Railway Parade, Bullsbrook, closure, 9213 Read Street–Safety Bay Road, Rockingham, pavement marking, 4820 Roe Highway–Kalamunda Road interchange, 6541 Thomas–Nicholson Roads intersection, upgrade, p. 2473 Tindale–Nornalup road, great southern, 1781, 4035 Tonkin Highway Hale Road intersection, 9671; p. 9788 sound barriers, p. 8656 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 91

TRANSPORT (continued) Council (continued) roads (continued) wheatbelt, 2354, 2358, 3163 Williams–Kondinin road, maintenance, 2889 York–Merredin road, upgrade, 1666, 1787 Roe 8 and 9 5635 wildlife corridors, 4958 school bus services, 2380 (correction of answer 4484), 6212 schools, traffic congestion, p. 3690 Shelley Bridge, widening, 3822 speed limits, Kimberley, 1399 taxis multipurpose operators, Kalgoorlie, 7887 on-demand transport industry, 2518 levy, 1406, 1670 s. 2370 plates buyback scheme, 1922, 2054, 2165 regional operators 8979 (answer advice 9061) traffic management, Dan Murphy’s liquor barn, Como, 9546 train services Australind, 1665, 7328, 7993 operating costs, 3828 train stations Cockburn Central, parking bays, 7450 Maylands, public toilet, 2647 Midland, glyphosate use, 8309 Perth, Sky News broadcast, 1362 Whitfords and Warwick, escalators, 5321 Transperth bus fleet, 6182 (answer advice 6379) railcars, 3829 zone payment structure, review, 457 Transport (Road Passenger Services) Regulations 2019 1360 (supplementary information 1527), 1667 Westport Taskforce, infrastructure upgrades, 7098 TREASURY AND FINANCE Assembly “Audit Results Report — Annual 2018 Financial Audits”, correction, 3896 cost of living federal Labor Party — notice of motion, 509; motion, 1577 fees and charges, 3384 mortgage stress, 1301, 1302, 2245, 2246 pressures, 8750 department, 2017–18 annual report, correction, 81 Economic and Fiscal Outlook 2018–19 1175 economic reform statement, ms. 9572 Economic Regulation Authority, business licensing reform, report, ms. 1682 foreign buyers duty, 2927, 2928, 3562, 8455, 9349 standing orders suspension motion, 3570; standing orders suspension — amendment to motion, 3570; standing orders suspension — motion, as amended, 3570; motion, 3570 government contracts, ethical procurement principles, ms. 733 revenue, Optus Stadium, 2790 household fees and charges, 2705, 2706 interest rates, 7630 iron ore royalty revenue assumptions, 2019–20 state budget, 5271 Keystart, loans, interest rates, 7630, 8047, 8048 land sales, 1036, 2837 living wage proposal, federal Labor policy, 1561, 1562 mortgage stress, Chris Bowen’s comments, 3565, 3566 parliamentary budget office — removal of notice, 508 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 92 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

TREASURY AND FINANCE (continued) Assembly (continued) payroll tax, 776, 777, 4242, 4431, 4432, 8745, 8747 exemption threshold, 8045, 8046 privatisation, government assets, 7367, 7368; mpi. 7376 public sector management, voluntary targeted separation scheme, 4143 stamp duty Indian Society of WA, g. 5671 rebate, 8215–8221, 8364–8366, 8611, 9251 state budget 2018–19, Government Mid-Year Financial Projections Statement, 1038–1042, 2802 state budget 2019–20 3214, 3380, 3382 state economy, 257, 1299, 1300 business confidence, 63 CommSec report, 2707 government policies, 2413, 2414; notice of motion, 7653; motion, 7807 GST distribution, 1967 McGowan government’s performance — notice of motion, 2720; motion, 2948 notice of motion, 8464 unemployment, 772, 774 state finances, 405 credit rating, 65, 3885, 3887, 4244 financial management, 4354, 4432, 7246 state final demand, 7787 surplus, 7627 targets, 624 tax cuts federal government, 4532, 4687, 4688 federal Labor policy, 4350, 4428, 4429 Treasurer China visit Chinese Communist Party support, 262, 263, 406, 407 ms. 5355 ministerial office, alcohol expenditure, 997 North Asia visit, ms. 3883 portfolios air travel, 7051 community resource centres, 3978 costs of services, 3455 debt collection agencies, 3995 FOI requests, 1014, 1333 Huawei, 987, 991 photography and videography services, 919, 933, 948, 962 property, 1000, 1024 staff, 1020, 2822, 2829, 2837, 2846 welcome to country ceremonies, 1032 RAC Arena visits, 973 Treasury annual report 2018–19, tabling, ms. 7240 economic indicators, retail trade, 5038 Council advisory services, Redcliffe Training Asia Pacific, 5890, 6541 Auditor General, Office of the, local government auditing requirements, 9809 department common-user agreements, 2213 fossil fuels, 53 farming businesses, transfer duties, 603 foreign buyers duty, 3336, 8689 GST distribution iron ore price, 24, 458, 582, 4192, 6182, 6376, 7558, 9056, 9547, 9674; s. 6558, 7223, 7584 State Solicitor’s Office, 9186 motion, 3459 iron ore royalty revenue, 9219, 9385, 9724 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 93

TREASURY AND FINANCE (continued) Council (continued) John Holland, litigation, 1779, 2884 land tax, 3863, 6225 master media contract, 59 Mineral Resources Ltd ex gratia payments, 7550, 7725 Koolyanobbing, iron ore royalty payments, 7726 New Economy Network Australia conference, s. 7895 payroll tax, 6226, 6249, 9563, 9757, 9915 thresholds, 2232, 3802, 4189 trainees, s. 3738 regional personal insolvency statistics, s. 3672 Royal Commission into Misconduct in the Banking, Superannuation and Financial Services Industry — motion, 1633; in reply, 1641 ServiceWA, online government portal, Bunbury, 5637 state budget 2018–19, Government Mid-Year Financial Projections Statement, Keystart, 1662 state budget 2019–20, surplus — notice of motion, 3314; motion, 5055, 5062; in reply, 5070; amendment to motion, 5059 Treasurer China visit, 5215 portfolios and agencies advertising, 2693 Government Regional Officers’ Housing, 5927 staff, 2225, 5910, 9771 travel bookings, 2236, 4526, 7609, 8447 Treasury annual report 2018–19, tabling, ms. 7177 fossil fuels, 53 UNIFORM LEGISLATION AND STATUTES REVIEW, STANDING COMMITTEE ON Council 121st report, “Child Support (Commonwealth Powers) Bill 2018” — tabling, 798 122nd report, “Fair Trading Amendment Bill 2019 — Extension of Time” — tabling, 3607; motion, 3608 123rd report, “Fair Trading Amendment Bill 2019” recommendations 1 and 2, amendment to standing orders — made an order of the day — motion, 5720 recommendations 1, 2, 5 and 6, amendment to standing orders — made an order of the day — motion, 5721 tabling, 5720 124th report, “Inquiry into the Form and Content of the Statute Book” — tabling, 8953 extension of reporting time — motion, 3669 VETERANS ISSUES Assembly Cockburn Returned and Services League of Australia, 100th anniversary, ms. 8451 fourth Geneva Convention, seventieth anniversary, ms. 5663 HMAS Perth, anniversary, ms. 1681 HMAS Voyager collision, memorial, ms. 367 Legion of Honour, John Revell and James Edgar, ms. 8041 Mallard, Frank, tribute, ms. 5356 O’Meara, Private Martin, ms. 4673 Remembrance Day, ms. 8895 Returned and Services League of Australia, centenary, Gosnells RSL sub-branch, s. 6116 Second World War, commencement, eightieth anniversary, ms. 6256 Veterans Advisory Council, ms. 490 Council Anzac Day commemorations, s. 2526, 2528 Avonvale PS, s. 2374 services, Albany, 9380 trust, 9417 Dwyer, Lance Corporal John, s. 3354 Gosnells, City of, street names, ex-servicemen, s. 5646 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 94 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

VETERANS ISSUES (continued) Council (continued) Normandy landings, seventy-fifth anniversary, s. 3796 Returned and Services League of Australia, centenary, Gosnells RSL sub-branch, s. 6211 Stanton, Arthur, military service, s. 2528 Toodyay RSL sub-branch, 100th anniversary celebrations, s. 7892 veterans and families strategy — motion, 6509 white card entitlement, s. 5347 VOLUNTARY ASSISTED DYING Assembly discussion paper, ms. 1418 legislation ms. 61 p. 6083 petition, correction, 1681 Ministerial Expert Panel on Voluntary Assisted Dying final report, ms. 4837 ms. 2555 regional consultation, 2592, 2593 palliative care and end-of-life choice services, 6118 telehealth, 5940; ms. 8040 voluntary assisted dying webinar, s. 3097 Council briefing, Dr James Downar, 2885, 4953 (correction of answer 5322), 5214, 9140; s. 5224 discussion paper, ms. 1338 legislation, ms. 2; p. 9026 Ministerial Expert Panel on Voluntary Assisted Dying, final report, ms. 4768 other jurisdictions, 352 public consultation, 1665 “The Facts about Voluntary Assisted Dying: Responding to the Anti-VAD Arguments”, 1357 VOLUNTARY ASSISTED DYING BILL 2019 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 4975 introduction and first reading, 5134 second reading, 5134, 5987, 6021, 6048, 6088, 6127, 6276; in reply, 6310 appropriation, 5953 consideration in detail, 6317–6341, 6398–6413, 6425–6433, 6458, 6459 (question to be put, 6490), 6491, 6492, 6567–6589, 6600–6703, 6784–6843, 6953–6965, 6983, 6984, 7004–7039, 7126–7147, 7160–7166 third reading, 7166, 7258; in reply, 7295 returned, 9975 Council’s amendments — consideration in detail, 9942–9962, 9975–9999 question: prosecutions, 6183 (answer advice 6730, 6937, 7106), 7555, 7887, 7987 Council receipt and first reading, 7430 second reading, 7430, 7533, 7560, 7706, 7734, 7854, 7890, 7964, 8005; in reply, 8019, 8162 discharge of order and referral to Standing Committee on Legislation — motion, 7980, 7994, 8000; amendment to motion, 7999 committee, 8168–8185, 8276–8302, 8313, 8390–8407, 8416–8436, 8547–8551, 8561–8585, 8667–8684, 8955–8975, 8986–9007, 9045–9050, 9062–9086, 9110–9137, 9147–9154, 9168–9183, 9195–9210, 9220–9244, 9352–9377, 9387–9414, 9524–9541, 9552–9558, 9637–9670, (respectful consideration, 9688) 9688–9717, 9728–9752, 9791–9805, 9818–9859 report, 9860 as to third reading, 9860 third reading, 9879; in reply, 9906 question: extended sittings, 9677 question: federal Attorney-General, 7728 s. 7892, 9088 VOLUNTEERING Assembly National Volunteer Week, s. 4872 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 95

VOLUNTEERING (continued) Council volunteer resource centres, 8304, 8413, 9674 WASTE AVOIDANCE AND RESOURCE RECOVERY AMENDMENT (CONTAINER DEPOSIT) BILL 2018 Assembly appropriation, 81 remaining stages — standing orders suspension motion, 604 second reading — cognate debate, 612, 748; in reply, 763 remaining stages — standing orders suspension motion, 742 consideration in detail, 765–767, 786–793 third reading, 793; in reply, 794 returned, 1163 assent, 1746 Council receipt and first reading, 730 second reading, 730 cognate debate, 799 second reading — cognate debate, 799, 826, 834; in reply, 838 discharge of order and referral to Standing Committee on Legislation — motion, 831 committee, 845–849, 1080–1085 report, 1085 third reading, 1085 assent, 1677 WASTE AVOIDANCE AND RESOURCE RECOVERY AMENDMENT (CONTAINER DEPOSIT) BILL (NO. 2) 2018 Assembly cognate debate, 612 second reading — cognate debate, 612, 748; in reply, 763 remaining stages — standing orders suspension motion, 604, 742 second reading, 794 third reading, 794 returned, 1163 assent, 1746 Council receipt and first reading, 731 second reading, 731 cognate debate, 799 second reading — cognate debate, 799, 826, 834; in reply, 838 discharge of order and referral to Standing Committee on Legislation — motion, 831 committee, 1085 report, 1085 third reading, 1085 assent, 1677 WATER Assembly Busselton Water, 2017–18 annual report, correction, 5663 deficiency declarations, 4276; ms. 3365 fluoridation, 1193 gauging station, Gregory Road, Manjimup, 6873 horticultural use, Geraldton, 4456 household consumption, 7790, 7792 licence allocations, 6342 minister ministerial office, alcohol expenditure, 1182 performance, mpi. 6974 portfolio management — notice of motion, 509; removal of notice, 4976 portfolios air travel, 8385 community resource centres, 4318 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 96 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

WATER (continued) Assembly (continued) minister (continued) portfolios (continued) costs of services, 3605 debt, 121, 4000 FOI requests, 1608, 1609 Huawei, 1180, 1606 Lockwood, Nicole, 139 photography and videography services, 1605, 2776–2778 property, 1183, 1610 staff, 1190, 3447–3453 welcome to country ceremonies, 1194 RAC Arena visits, 1177 Neerabup groundwater treatment plant, 8050 Perth Region Alliance, 8827 remote Aboriginal communities, drinking water, ms. 1682 southern forests irrigation scheme, 4003 southern seawater desalination plant, 1197 supply Denmark, 6781, 6782, 10009 dryland areas, 1726, 1728 Roe electorate, 1303; s. 768 Water Corporation Aboriginal reconciliation action plan, ms. 1683 Aroona Alliance, 8387 Carnarvon, scheme connection, 9297 Dunsborough community, p. 1429 hardship measures, 5442, 5522 Hillarys, 1177 in-house work, 9253 innovation hub, 1175 Karrinyup, 40 Padstow Street, 10010 metropolitan water and drainage operations, 5943 payment plans, 5443 Programmed Facilities Management, 10010 property charges, 7040, 7041 Rural Traffic Services, Miluc Civil, 9253 waterwise strategy, 8372 water efficiency program, Wanneroo, 7684 water resources management, legislation, 4435, 4436, 6968, 6969 (supplementary information 7160), 7958 Council Brooking Creek, Kimberley, 3204 Broome South Wastewater Treatment Plant, 1924 Carnarvon artesian basin, 7992, 8308 deficiency declarations, 7100 Hollands Rock, ms. 3607 Mallee Hill, ms. 3313 Mt Short, 2648 pastoralists, 8556 department, cost recovery discussion paper, 356, 822 desalination plant Kwinana outer harbour, 9670 Perth, 8414, 8692 drain maintenance, Harvey, 4961 Lake Kepwari, 9013 leak charges, 7992, 9059 licence allocations, 3058, 4955 north Wanneroo, p. 9687; s. 9753 Warren–Donnelly area, 6374 Millstream Water Reserve, Pilbara, 9807, 9910 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019] 97

WATER (continued) Council (continued) minister, portfolios and agencies advertising, 2697 Government Regional Officers’ Housing, 6217 staff, 350, 2675, 5912, 9924 travel, 2683, 4530, 8319, 8592 Neerabup groundwater treatment plant, 7989 Ord River irrigation scheme, 4819, 6760, 6761 PFAS contamination (see also “Metronet”), 7238, 9675 Gnangara mound, 6231 testing, 4478 west Bullsbrook, 2167, 6230 quality, Coorinjinna Pool, Pilbara, 5743, 6181, 7101, 7199, 8026 southern forests irrigation scheme (see also “Regional Development”), 7102 avocado production, 4669 p. 4767 water catchment, volume and run-off, 4953 water licences, 4955 supply dryland areas, 1363 Lake Grace, 2054; s. 1817 tea tree, Walpole, p. 1761 wastewater systems, Chalet Rigi restaurant, 9019 testing, 6754 treatment plants, LSIP 265, North Stoneville, 8978 Water Corporation family and domestic violence leave, 3791 (answer advice 3833) Grass Patch dam, 8977, 9057, 9382 land clearing, 9680 local labour, 9723 (answer advice 9815) Perth Regional Alliance, services 7193 (answer advice 7336) RSPCA referral, 3634 standpipes, 4479, 4647 (answer advice 4926) subsidies, 7556 water resources assessment, Fitzroy catchment, 5898 management, legislation, 820, 1244, 4188, 5314 water security, motion, 8657; s. 9008 WESTERN AUSTRALIAN FUTURE FUND AMENDMENT (FUTURE HEALTH RESEARCH AND INNOVATION FUND) BILL 2019 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 7349 introduction and first reading, 7484 second reading, 7484, 8465, 8597; in reply, 8603 appropriation, 7642 consideration in detail, 8606–8609, 8805–8826 third reading, 8843; in reply, 8845 Council receipt and first reading, 9010 second reading, 9010 WITTENOOM CLOSURE BILL 2019 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 1542 introduction and first reading, 1706 second reading, 1706, 4685, 4706, 4884, 5372; in reply, 5378 appropriation, 3223 third reading, 5379; in reply, 5380 Council receipt and first reading, 5482 second reading, 5482 g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement 98 [INDEX TO SUBJECTS 2019]

WOMEN’S INTERESTS Assembly 16 Days in WA to Stop Violence against Women, ms. 9249, 9420 2019 “Women’s Report Card”, ms. 7773 BPW Joondalup, International Women’s Day breakfast, s. 1298 contemporary music fund grant program, ms. 490 gender equality, 8369; ms. 4058 women’s plan, ms. 235 May Holman Building, ms. 5936 National Association of Women in Construction, ms. 8895 Setka, John and Christy Cain (see “Political parties”) Western Australian 2019 Telstra Business Women’s Awards, ms. 2076 Zonta International, centenary, ms. 8831 Council International Women’s Day, s. 851 women’s plan, 351 WORK HEALTH AND SAFETY BILL 2019 Assembly notice of motion to introduce, 9264 introduction and first reading, 9423 second reading, 9423 YOUTH Assembly Bayswater, City of, Youth Advisory Committee, s. 4426 facilities, Albany, ms. 5497 International Youth Day 2019, ms. 5665 issues, Mirrabooka, g. 1271 unemployment, 1121, 1122 WA Youth Awards 2019, ms. 8594 Youth Week WA 2019, ms. 236, 2400 Council Astill, Amy, s. 9558 Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award, 3338 youth strategy, 8979 ______

g. grievance mpi. matter of public interest ms. ministerial statement pex. personal explanation p. petition s. statement