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Index of Speeches 2004 FINAL 139 INDEX TO QUESTIONS AND SPEECHES ACTING SPEAKER (Mr P.W. Andrews) Retail Trading Hours Amendment (Referendums) Bill 2004 - Consideration in Detail - Speaker’s Ruling 8082 ACTING SPEAKER (Mr A.J. Dean) Auditor General - Second Public Sector Performance Report 2004 - Correction - Statement 4978 Petitions - Signatures of Non-residents - Statement on behalf of the Speaker 1793 ACTING SPEAKER (Mr A.D. McRae) Commission for Children and Young People Bill 2004 - Statement 6313 ACTING SPEAKER (Mr A.P. O’Gorman ) Agriculture - WA’s Disease-free Status - Notice of Motion - Removal from Notice Paper 7701 Business of the House - Notices of Motion - Statement 6128 Peel Deviation - Funding - Amendment to Motion - Ruling 4229 Standing Committee on Procedure and Privileges - Report on Parliamentary Privilege and its Linkage to the UK House of Commons - Response from Attorney General - Statement 4991 ACTING SPEAKER (Mr D.A. Templeman) Business of the House - Notices of Motion - Statement 6128 AINSWORTH, MR ROSS ANDREW (Roe) (NPA) Consolidated Constructions Pty Ltd - Government Contracts - Referral to Public Accounts Committee - Amendment to Motion 1424 Education and Health Standing Committee - Attention Deficit Disorder and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in WA Inquiry - Report Tabling 8028 Firearms Amendment Bill 2003 - Consideration in Detail 450 Freight Transport - Increase in Carriage by Rail - Fuel Oil Supplies for Pinjar Power Station 5601, 5602 Gnowangerup District Hospital - Budget Cut 435 Lake Grace-Gorge Rock Road - Petition 84 Members of Parliament - Retiring Members - Recognition of Service - Motion 7736 Minister for Energy - Responsibility for Energy Crisis - Motion 320 Pig, Potato and Poultry Industries (Compensation Legislation) Repeal Bill 2003 - Second Reading 2497 Police Stations - Country Areas 968, 1891 Property Rights - Motion 5630 Ravensthorpe Nickel Operation - Statement 999 Regional Development - Essential Services - Motion 1079 Road Traffic Amendment (Dangerous Driving) Bill 2004 - Second Reading 5009 Road Traffic Amendment (Impounding and Confiscation of Vehicles) Bill 2004 - Second Reading 2037 Royal Commission Into Whether There Has Been Any Corrupt or Criminal Conduct by Western Australian Police Officers - Report Tabling - Statement by Premier - Response 271 ANDREWS, MR PAUL WILLIAM, BA, DipEd, DipRSA, DipLS (Southern River) (ALP) Anzac Day Amendment Bill 2004 - Second Reading 3890 Apprentices and Trainees 1891, 4200 Coroners Amendment Bill 2004 - Second Reading 3710 Economy, Western Australian - Performance under Gallop Government 3115 Education and Health Standing Committee Annual Report 2003-04 - Tabling 7090 Attention Deficit Disorder and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in WA Inquiry - Report Tabling 8026 Role and Interaction of Health Professionals in the Western Australian Public Health System - Report Tabling 2920 Education - Department - Benefits of Amalgamation with Department of Training 7553 Health Mental - Government Initiatives 6122 Organ Donation - Improvement in Rate 2485, 3902 Southern Suburbs - Reform Program 7850 Tissue Donation - Improvement in Rate 2485 140 [INDEX TO QUESTIONS AND SPEECHES] ANDREWS, MR PAUL WILLIAM (continued) Hospitals Fremantle - Government Action to Maintain Services 7850 Liberal-National Coalition Position Statement “Building for the Future: Perth’s Hospitals” - Motion 5614 Human Reproductive Technology Amendment Bill 2003 - Council’s Amendments 4808 Police Stations - Opening Hours 2324 School Fees - Government’s Policy 4480 State Finance - Debt Position 5835 Universities - Western Australian - Places and Funding 438 Western Power Break-up - Government’s Support 1168 Privatisation - Government’s Policy 284 BARNETT, HON COLIN JAMES, MEc, Leader of the Opposition (Cottesloe) (Lib) Albany Leisure and Aquatic Centre - Redevelopment 969 Anzac Day Amendment Bill 2004 - Second Reading 984 Appropriation (Consolidated Fund) Bill (No. 1) 2004 Second Reading - Cognate Debate 2631 Economy 2631 Education 2638 Environment 2641 Government’s Arrogance - Timber Industry 2632 Health 2638 Iraq 2633 Mining and Resources Development 2643 Police Numbers 2636 Power Supply 2645 Social and Moral Issues 2632 State Debt 2637 Tourism 2642 Transport 2640 Water Corporation 2642 Estimates Committee B Report and Minutes - Presentation and Adoption 3677 Appropriation (Consolidated Fund) Bill (No. 2) 2004 Second Reading - Cognate Debate 2631 Estimates Committee B Report and Minutes - Presentation and Adoption 3677 Australian Labor Party Allegations of Criminal Behaviour - Matter of Public Interest 1734 Seven-page Financial Plan Released Prior to Last State Election 7679 Vote Rigging Allegations Criminal Behaviour 1887 Investigation 1062, 1168, 1724 Referral to Police 1175, 1561, 1562, 2041 BHP Billiton - Boodarie Iron Plant - Care and Maintenance Basis 8053 Burt, Sir Francis - Condolence Motion 5825 Business of the House Order of the Day No 11 1171 Remaining Stages of Certain Bills - Standing Orders Suspension 2065 Bus Transport - South Cottesloe - Grievance 5712 Cannabis - Drug-driving Legislation 1889 Coal Industry Superannuation Amendment Bill 2004 Second Reading 3893 Consideration in Detail 3896-3898 Coal Miners’ Welfare Amendment Bill 2004 Second Reading 4621 Consideration in Detail 4630 Community Development Child Abuse Children Placed in Care 3535, 3537 Mandatory Reporting 4329, 4624 Motion 3346 Commissioner for Children 3322, 3324, 6297, 6298 [INDEX TO QUESTIONS AND SPEECHES] 141 BARNETT, HON COLIN JAMES (continued) Community Development and Justice Standing Committee - Inquiry into Escapes from the Supreme Court - Standing Orders Suspension 3765 Corruption and Crime Commission - Mr Graham Burkett - Investigation 6796, 6798, 6957-6964 Crime - Government’s Soft on Crime Approach - Matter of Public Interest 2167 Criminal Code Amendment (Racial Vilification) Bill 2004 - Second Reading 5978 Dangerous Goods Safety Bill 2002 - Council’s Amendments 3159 Ellenbrook - Future High School Budget Funding - Standing Orders Suspension 2772 Statements by Minister for Education and Training - Standing Orders Suspension 2775 Electricity Industry Bill 2003 - Council’s Amendments 2064 Federal Budget - Tourism Funding 2945 Finance Brokers Control Amendment Bill 2003 - Second Reading 1018 First Home Owner Grant Amendment Bill 2004 - Second Reading 4762 Flags - Western Australian and Australian 963 Flags Protection Bill 2003 Second Reading 1929 Petition 1871 Fuel and Energy Collie B Power Station - Matter of Public Interest 8641 Energy Crisis - Matter of Public Interest 4982 Kwinana Power Station - Conversion to Liquid Fuel 4622 Power Generation - Policy of Importing Oil 4623 South West Gas Pipeline - Extension to Albany 1056 Gallop Labor Government Focus on Social Issues - Grievance 1024 Mismanagement, Broken Promises and Poor Accountability - Matter of Public Interest 8064 Openness and Accountability 1171 Greenhouse Gas Emissions - Western Australian Strategy 5934, 5935 Health Jandakot Airport Patient Transfers - Cost of Contracts 2074 Mental - Funding 598 Nurses - Pay Offer 5451, 5452 Hospitals Closure and Amalgamation - Matter of Public Interest 892 Liberal-National Coalition Position Statement “Building for the Future: Perth’s Hospitals” - Motion 5615; Standing Orders Suspension 5604 Princess Margaret Hospital for Children - Closure 884 Inquiries, Task Forces, Committees, Summits, Symposiums and Reviews - Number 479 Insurance - Volunteer Sea Rescue Groups 6516, 6517 Justices of the Peace Bill 2003 - Reconsideration in Detail 2207 Juvenile Offenders - Parole - Motion 7093; Standing Orders Suspension 7092 Leader of the Opposition - Report Commissioned by Western Power - Personal Explanation 770 Kwinana Industrial Area Air Quality Issues - Grievance 4754 Burning of Coal for Power Generation 4783 Legislative Assembly - Regional Sitting - Closing Statements 1089 Marshall, Mr Robert James Percival - Condolence Motion 67 Metropolitan Region Improvement Tax Amendment Bill 2004 - Second Reading - Cognate Debate 6012 Mining Amendment Bill 2004 Second Reading 6289 Council’s Amendments 7310 Ministers of the Crown Minister for Education and Training - Ministerial Code of Conduct 5996; Use of Language 5997 Minister for Energy No Confidence - Matter of Public Interest 86 Western Power - Energy Crisis 74, 75; Motion 301 Minister for Heritage - Heritage Listing of Parliament House 6121, 6122 Minister for Housing and Works - Mr Graham Burkett 6796, 6798, 6955-6962; Standing Orders Suspension 6964 Minister for Justice Comments Concerning Chief Justice 5148 142 [INDEX TO QUESTIONS AND SPEECHES] BARNETT, HON COLIN JAMES (continued) Ministers of the Crown (continued) Minister for Justice (continued) Independent Inquiry - Motion 7093; Standing Orders Suspension 7092 No Confidence - Matter of Public Interest 3664 Performance 7107 Minister for Local Government and Regional Development - Allocation of Grants 6120 Minister for Police and Emergency Services - Law and Order Election Commitments - Matter of Public Interest 4038 Minister for Tourism - Rottnest Island - Matter of Public Interest 1178 Premier - Economic Management Credentials 8061, 8062 Oaths - Religiously Neutral 724, 1730, 1732 Oaths, Affidavits and Statutory Declarations Bill 2003 - Second Reading - Cognate Debate 1585 Oaths, Affidavits and Statutory Declarations (Consequential Provisions) Bill 2003 Second Reading - Cognate Debate 1585 Consideration in Detail 1601 Parliament House - Heritage Listing - Announcement by Hon Tom Stephens 6121, 6122 Planning
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