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PROOF ISSN 1322-0330 RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Hansard Home Page: http://www.parliament.qld.gov.au/work-of-assembly/hansard E-mail: [email protected] Phone: (07) 3406 7314 Fax: (07) 3210 0182 Subject FIRST SESSION OF THE FIFTY-FOURTH PARLIAMENT Page Wednesday, 31 October 2012 PRIVILEGE ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 2249 Release of Cabinet Documents .......................................................................................................................................... 2249 Tabled paper: Secret Cabinet Budget Review Committee Decision No. 3019 (Submission No. 3962), dated 22 July 2010. ................................................................................................................................................ 2249 Tabled paper: Confidential Cabinet Budget Review Committee Decision No. 3231 (Submission No. 4166), dated 2 June 2011.................................................................................................................................................. 2249 Tabled paper: Confidential Cabinet Budget Review Committee Decision No. 3040 (Submission No. 3979), dated 26 August 2010. ........................................................................................................................................... 2249 Tabled paper: Confidential Cabinet Budget Review Committee Decision No. 2989 (Submission No. 3931), dated 17 June 2010................................................................................................................................................ 2249 Tabled paper: Confidential Committee Decision No. 3002 (Submission No. 3948), dated 8 July 2010................. 2249 Tabled paper: Confidential Cabinet Budget Review Committee Decision No. 3090 (Submission No. 4036), dated 29 October 2010........................................................................................................................................... 2249 Tabled paper: Secret Cabinet Budget Review Committee Decision No. 3108 (Submission No. 4064), dated 18 November 2010. ...................................................................................................................................... 2249 Tabled paper: Confidential Cabinet Budget Review Committee Decision No. 3136 (Submission No. 4061), dated 6 December 2010. ........................................................................................................................................ 2249 Tabled paper: Confidential Cabinet Budget Review Committee Decision No. 3204 (Submission No. 4155), dated 9 May 2011................................................................................................................................................... 2249 Tabled paper: Confidential Cabinet Budget Review Committee Decision No. 3279 (Submission No. 4242), dated 29 August 2011. ........................................................................................................................................... 2249 Tabled paper: Confidential Cabinet Budget Review Committee Decision No. 3313, dated 14 October 2011. ...... 2249 Tabled paper: Secret Cabinet Budget Review Committee Decision No. 3388 (Submission No. 4325), dated 1 December 2011. ........................................................................................................................................ 2249 Tabled paper: Secret Cabinet Budget Review Committee Decision No. 3393 (Submission No. 4332), dated 1 December 2011. ........................................................................................................................................ 2249 Tabled paper: Confidential Cabinet Budget Review Committee Decision No. 3396 (Submission No. 4336), dated 1 December 2011. ........................................................................................................................................ 2249 Tabled paper: Confidential Cabinet Decision No. 9337, dated 10 May 2010......................................................... 2249 Tabled paper: Secret Cabinet Decision No. 9639 (Submission No. 7698), dated 22 November 2010. ................. 2249 Tabled paper: Confidential Cabinet Decision No. 9407, dated 7 June 2010.......................................................... 2249 Tabled paper: Confidential Cabinet Decision No. 9904, dated 11 July 2011. ........................................................ 2249 FS SIMPSON N J LAURIE L J OSMOND SPEAKER CLERK OF THE PARLIAMENT CHIEF HANSARD REPORTER Table of Contents — Wednesday, 31 October 2012 MOTION ..........................................................................................................................................................................................2250 Publication of Cabinet Documents ......................................................................................................................................2250 PRIVILEGE .....................................................................................................................................................................................2250 Alleged Deliberate Misleading of the House by a Member .................................................................................................2250 PRIVILEGE .....................................................................................................................................................................................2250 Alleged Deliberate Misleading of the House by a Member .................................................................................................2250 PRIVILEGE .....................................................................................................................................................................................2251 Speaker’s Ruling, Alleged Deliberate Misleading of the House by Ministers ......................................................................2251 PRIVILEGE .....................................................................................................................................................................................2251 Speaker’s Ruling, Alleged Deliberate Misleading of the House by Ministers and Members ...............................................2251 PRIVILEGE .....................................................................................................................................................................................2252 Speaker’s Ruling, Referral to Ethics Committee .................................................................................................................2252 PETITIONS ......................................................................................................................................................................................2252 TABLED PAPERS ..........................................................................................................................................................................2253 MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS ........................................................................................................................................................2254 Atkinson, Mr R ....................................................................................................................................................................2254 Social Housing; Open Data ................................................................................................................................................2254 Overseas Trade Mission .....................................................................................................................................................2254 Great Barrier Reef ..............................................................................................................................................................2255 Tabled paper: Department of State Development, Infrastructure and Planning: Great Barrier Reef Ports Strategy 2012-2022 for public consultation, October 2012.....................................................................................2255 ABSENCE OF MINISTER ...............................................................................................................................................................2255 QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE ...................................................................................................................................................2255 Minister for Science, Information Technology, Innovation and the Arts ..............................................................................2255 Minister for Communities, Child Safety and Disability Services ..........................................................................................2256 Uranium Mining ...................................................................................................................................................................2256 Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Small Business and the Commonwealth Games .......................................................2257 Labor Party .........................................................................................................................................................................2257 First Home Owner Construction Grant ................................................................................................................................2258
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