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Legislative Council ADJOURNMENT .................................................................................................................................. 1628 BALLINA KOALA PLAN .................................................................................................................... 1571 BLUE MOUNTAINS BUSHFIRES ...................................................................................................... 1628 BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE .................................................................................. 1548, 1548, 1561, 1619 CANNABIS USE FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES ............................................................................... 1582 CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE AND OPERATION PROTEA .................................................................... 1632 COAL SEAM GAS ...................................................................................................................... 1579, 1582 COFFS HARBOUR SLIPWAY ............................................................................................................. 1578 CONSTITUTION AMENDMENT (PARLIAMENTARY PRESIDING OFFICERS) BILL 2014 ...... 1619 CONTAINER DEPOSIT SCHEME ....................................................................................................... 1582 DENHAM COURT ROAD UPGRADE ................................................................................................ 1581 DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT PROPERTY RENTS ............................... 1574 DISABILITY VOTER SUPPORT SERVICES ..................................................................................... 1578 DISTINGUISHED VISITORS ............................................................................................................... 1561 DRAFT ILLAWARRA REGIONAL GROWTH AND INFRASTRUCTURE PLAN ......................... 1581 EDUCATION AMENDMENT (NOT-FOR-PROFIT NON-GOVERNMENT SCHOOL FUNDING) BILL 2014 ................................................................................................................................................................ 1583 EDUCATION REFORMS ..................................................................................................................... 1630 ELECTION FUNDING, EXPENDITURE AND DISCLOSURES AMENDMENT BILL 2014 .......... 1545 ENABLENSW ....................................................................................................................................... 1582 GRAFFITI REMOVAL DAY 2014 ....................................................................................................... 1577 GRAIN RAIL LINES ............................................................................................................................. 1580 HEALTH PRACTITIONER REGULATION LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2014 ............... 1583 HOUSING SUPPLY .............................................................................................................................. 1574 INDEPENDENT COMMISSION AGAINST CORRUPTION ............................................................. 1545 INFORMATION AND PRIVACY COMMISSION .............................................................................. 1545 JOINT SELECT COMMITTEE ON LOOSE FILL ASBESTOS INSULATION ................................. 1545 LAKE ILLAWARRA ESTUARY MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE ................................................... 1573 LOCAL BUSINESSES .......................................................................................................................... 1578 LOCAL GOVERNMENT FIT FOR THE FUTURE ............................................................................. 1579 MACQUARIE STEM CELLS ..................................................................................................... 1583, 1583 MID WESTERN HIGHWAY ................................................................................................................ 1571 MOTOR ACCIDENTS SCHEME ......................................................................................................... 1631 MULTICULTURAL NSW LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2014 ............................................ 1600 NEWCASTLE RAIL LINE .................................................................................................................... 1572 NORTHERN BEACHES HOSPITAL AND MAITLAND HOSPITAL ............................................... 1575 NSW RURAL FIRE SERVICE 10/50 VEGETATION CLEARING CODE ........................................ 1573 PARLIAMENTARY JOINT COMMITTEES ....................................................................................... 1548 PENRITH PANTHERS AWARDS NIGHT 2014 ................................................................................. 1547 PETITIONS ............................................................................................................................................ 1600 PROTECTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2014 .................. 1551 QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE ....................................................................................................... 1571 RURAL FIRES AMENDMENT BILL 2014 ............................................................................... 1619, 1621 SCHOOLS .............................................................................................................................................. 1572 SENIORS CHRISTMAS CONCERTS .................................................................................................. 1572 SOUTHERN TABLELANDS TRAIN TIMETABLE ........................................................................... 1582 SPECIAL RELIGIOUS EDUCATION .................................................................................................. 1629 STANDING COMMITTEE ON SOCIAL ISSUES ............................................................................... 1619 STATE ECONOMY ............................................................................................................................... 1575 STATE REVENUE LEGISLATION AMENDMENT (ELECTRONIC TRANSACTIONS) BILL 20141548 TAFE NORTHERN BEACHES ............................................................................................................ 1577 TEACHER ACCREDITATION AMENDMENT BILL 2014 ............................................................... 1561 TRANS-TASMAN MEN'S AND MIXED NETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP ........................................... 1546 TRIBUTE TO MS MARGARET DUTTON, AO .................................................................................. 1546 VIP GAMING MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT ....................................................................... 1545, 1547 WAKOOL INDIGENOUS CORPORATION ........................................................................................ 1582 WATER NSW BILL 2014 ..................................................................................................................... 1583 WESTCONNEX M5 EXTENSION ....................................................................................................... 1580 WILD DOG AND FOX CONTROL ...................................................................................................... 1576 WORKCOVER NSW AND MR HILTON GRUGEON ........................................................................ 1583 1545 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL Wednesday 22 October 2014 __________ The President (The Hon. Donald Thomas Harwin) took the chair at 11.00 a.m. The President read the Prayers. ELECTION FUNDING, EXPENDITURE AND DISCLOSURES AMENDMENT BILL 2014 Message received from the Legislative Assembly agreeing to the Legislative Council's amendments. INDEPENDENT COMMISSION AGAINST CORRUPTION Report The President tabled, pursuant to the Independent Commission Against Corruption Act 1988 and the Annual Report (Departments) Act 1985, the annual report of the Independent Commission Against Corruption for the year ended 30 June 2014, and authorised to be made public this day. Ordered to be printed on motion by the Hon. Duncan Gay. INFORMATION AND PRIVACY COMMISSION Report The President tabled, pursuant to the Government Information (Information Commissioner) Act 2009, the Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act 1998 and the Annual Reports (Departments) Act 1985, the annual report of the Information and Privacy Commission, including the report of the Information Commissioner and the report of the Privacy Commissioner, for the year ended 30 June 2014, and authorised to be made public this day. Ordered to be printed on motion by the Hon. Duncan Gay. Pursuant to sessional orders Formal Business Notices of Motions proceeded with. VIP GAMING MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT Production of Documents: Tabling of Report of Independent Legal Arbiter Motion by Dr JOHN KAYE agreed to: (1) That the report of the independent legal arbiter, the Hon. Keith Mason, AC, QC, dated 21 October 2014, on the disputed claim of privilege on the VIP Gaming Management Agreement, be laid on the table by the Clerk. (2) That, on tabling, the report is authorised to be published. JOINT SELECT COMMITTEE ON LOOSE FILL ASBESTOS INSULATION Membership Motion by Dr JOHN KAYE agreed to: That Dr Kaye be discharged from the Joint Select Committee on Loose Fill Asbestos Insulation and Mr Shoebridge be appointed as a member of the committee. Message forwarded to the Legislative Assembly advising it of the resolution. 1546 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL 22 October 2014 TRANS-TASMAN MEN'S AND MIXED NETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP Motion by the Hon. MARIE FICARRA agreed to: (1) That this
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