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Legislative Assembly New South Wales Legislative Assembly PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES (HANSARD) Fifty-Sixth Parliament First Session Tuesday, 19 September 2017 Authorised by the Parliament of New South Wales TABLE OF CONTENTS Private Members' Statements ................................................................................................................. 125 Jindera 150th Anniversary ................................................................................................................. 125 Campbell House School Cambodia Visit .......................................................................................... 126 Midcoast Council Roads Infrastructure ............................................................................................. 127 Campbelltown Camden District Cricket Club ................................................................................... 127 Newcastle Public Transport ............................................................................................................... 128 Service NSW ...................................................................................................................................... 129 Tribute to Roger Dulhunty ................................................................................................................. 130 Marriage Equality Plebiscite .............................................................................................................. 131 Manly Village Public School ............................................................................................................. 132 Tribute to Norman and Filomena Pensabene ..................................................................................... 133 Tribute to Helen James ...................................................................................................................... 134 Mangrove Mountain Landfill Water Contamination ......................................................................... 134 Sutherland Shire Football Association............................................................................................... 135 Westcare Community Services Fortieth Anniversary........................................................................ 136 Liverpool and Green Valley Police Officer of the Year Awards ....................................................... 137 Campbelltown Camden District Cricket Club ................................................................................... 138 Visitors ................................................................................................................................................... 138 Visitors ............................................................................................................................................... 138 Commemorations ................................................................................................................................... 139 Centenary of First World War ........................................................................................................... 139 Members ................................................................................................................................................ 139 Electoral District of Murray ............................................................................................................... 139 Vacant Seat .................................................................................................................................... 139 Question Time ........................................................................................................................................ 139 Whistleblower Protection................................................................................................................... 139 Infrastructure and Jobs ....................................................................................................................... 141 Youth Unemployment ........................................................................................................................ 142 Counterterrorism ................................................................................................................................ 143 Jobs Growth ....................................................................................................................................... 145 Counterterrorism ................................................................................................................................ 146 Veterans Employment Program ......................................................................................................... 147 Department of Transport Freedom of Information Applications ....................................................... 148 Innovation and Jobs Growth .............................................................................................................. 149 Documents ............................................................................................................................................. 150 Auditor-General ................................................................................................................................. 150 Reports ........................................................................................................................................... 150 Committees ............................................................................................................................................ 150 Legislation Review Committee.......................................................................................................... 150 Report: Legislation Review Digest No. 43/56 ............................................................................... 150 TABLE OF CONTENTS—continuing Petitions.................................................................................................................................................. 150 Petitions Received .............................................................................................................................. 150 Motions Accorded Priority .................................................................................................................... 151 Jobs Growth ....................................................................................................................................... 151 Consideration ................................................................................................................................. 151 Newcastle Local Government Elections ............................................................................................ 151 Consideration ................................................................................................................................. 151 Jobs Growth ....................................................................................................................................... 152 Priority ........................................................................................................................................... 152 Announcements...................................................................................................................................... 156 Justices of the Peace Ceremony ......................................................................................................... 156 Bills ........................................................................................................................................................ 156 Retail Trading Amendment (Boxing Day) Bill 2017 ........................................................................ 156 Second Reading ............................................................................................................................. 156 Visitors ................................................................................................................................................... 168 Visitors ............................................................................................................................................... 168 Bills ........................................................................................................................................................ 168 Retail Trading Amendment (Boxing Day) Bill 2017 ........................................................................ 168 Second Reading ............................................................................................................................. 168 Visitors ................................................................................................................................................... 174 Visitors ............................................................................................................................................... 174 Bills ........................................................................................................................................................ 174 Retail Trading Amendment (Boxing Day) Bill 2017 ........................................................................ 174 Second Reading ............................................................................................................................. 174 Third Reading ...............................................................................................................................
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