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Parliamentary Debates (Hansard) New South Wales Legislative Assembly PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES (HANSARD) Fifty-Seventh Parliament First Session Wednesday, 29 May 2019 Authorised by the Parliament of New South Wales TABLE OF CONTENTS Bills ............................................................................................................................................................ 1 Ageing and Disability Commissioner Bill 2019 .................................................................................... 1 Second Reading Debate ..................................................................................................................... 1 Members .................................................................................................................................................. 12 Inaugural Speech .................................................................................................................................. 12 Committees .............................................................................................................................................. 16 Joint Select Committee on Sydney's Night Time Economy ................................................................ 16 Establishment ................................................................................................................................... 16 Visitors ..................................................................................................................................................... 16 Visitors ................................................................................................................................................. 16 Bills .......................................................................................................................................................... 17 Ageing and Disability Commissioner Bill 2019 .................................................................................. 17 Second Reading Debate ................................................................................................................... 17 Consideration in Detail .................................................................................................................... 26 Community Recognition Statements ....................................................................................................... 29 Gordon Rugby Club ............................................................................................................................. 29 Bellambi Dune Reserve Bushcare ....................................................................................................... 29 Wingham Beef Week ........................................................................................................................... 29 Dapto High School ............................................................................................................................... 29 Youth Week ......................................................................................................................................... 29 1st Blaxland Scout Group .................................................................................................................... 30 Wanda Surf Lifesaving Club ............................................................................................................... 30 North Entrance Surf Life Saving Club................................................................................................. 30 Willie Middleton .................................................................................................................................. 30 Prince of Wales Hospital ..................................................................................................................... 30 Cootamundra Electorate Bravery Awards ........................................................................................... 31 Macquarie Fields Biggest Morning Tea .............................................................................................. 31 Lamrock Committee ............................................................................................................................ 31 Amitabha Buddhist Association of New South Wales ........................................................................ 31 Mulgoa Electorate Salvation Army Red Shield appeal ....................................................................... 31 Fairfield Electorate Biggest Morning Tea ........................................................................................... 31 Wamberal Surf Life Saving Club ........................................................................................................ 32 Chaldean Youth Union ........................................................................................................................ 32 Tribute to Aileen Mary Mutton............................................................................................................ 32 Maple Court ......................................................................................................................................... 32 Gordon Allan ....................................................................................................................................... 33 Ramadan .............................................................................................................................................. 33 Tribute to Ian Mcgregor ....................................................................................................................... 33 Redfern Islamic Society ....................................................................................................................... 33 Clean Up Australia Day ....................................................................................................................... 33 TABLE OF CONTENTS—continuing BreastScreen NSW............................................................................................................................... 34 Breakout ............................................................................................................................................... 34 Turool Kore .......................................................................................................................................... 34 Bonalbo Show ...................................................................................................................................... 34 Visitors ..................................................................................................................................................... 34 Visitors ................................................................................................................................................. 34 Question Time .......................................................................................................................................... 35 Minister for Customer Service ............................................................................................................. 35 Sydney Night-Time Economy ............................................................................................................. 36 Minister for Customer Service ............................................................................................................. 37 Regional Manufacturing ...................................................................................................................... 38 Minister for Customer Service ............................................................................................................. 39 TAFE NSW .......................................................................................................................................... 39 Ministerial Code of Conduct ................................................................................................................ 40 Water Security ..................................................................................................................................... 41 Northern Rivers Public Transport ........................................................................................................ 42 Transport Infrastructure ....................................................................................................................... 43 Business of the House .............................................................................................................................. 45 Suspension of Standing and Sessional Orders: Reordering of General Business ................................ 45 Committees .............................................................................................................................................. 45 Joint Select Committee on Sydney's Night Time Economy ................................................................ 45 Membership ..................................................................................................................................... 45 Petitions.................................................................................................................................................... 45 Petitions Received ................................................................................................................................ 45 Motions Accorded Priority .....................................................................................................................
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