This document is for guidance only LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL DAILY PROGRAM WEDNESDAY 6 JUNE 2018 The House meets this day at 11.00 am PRESIDENT TAKES THE CHAIR AND READS PRAYERS MESSAGES FORMAL BUSINESS Item no. Member with carriage Subject 2273 Mr Clarke Telangana Formation Day 2018 2275 Mr Mookhey Coles-TWU Supply Chain Safety and Fairness Charter 2276 Mr Shoebridge Unsolved murder case of Mark Haines 2277 Mr Amato Landcom Skills Exchange Graduation Ceremony 2018 2278 Mr Wong Shortage of midwives in New South Wales 2280 Mr Franklin Green Innovation Awards Northern Rivers 2018 2283 Mr Clarke Italian Republic Day at Club Marconi 2018 2284 Mr Moselmane National Reconciliation Week 2018 2286 Mr Franklin Mullum2Bruns paddle 2018 2287 Mr Moselmane Australia Young Entrepreneurs Association 2288 Mr Pearson Sir David Attenborough 2289 Mr Clarke Macarthur Greeks Inc ANZAC Service 2290 Mr Wong Westmead Institute for Medical Research 21st Birthday Gala 2291 Mr Clarke Coptic Orthodox Church Easter Mass 2018 2292 Mr Moselmane New South Wales Labor Women candidates for 2019 State Election 2294 Mr Clarke 59th Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition 2295 Mr Wong Pal Buddhist School 2298 Mr MacDonald 50th Senior State Netball Championships 2300 Mr MacDonald Dungog District Chamber Business Awards 2018 2273. Mr Clarke to move— 1. That this House notes that: (a) on Saturday 2 June 2018 the Australian Telangana Forum hosted a function at the Community Centre Greystanes to celebrate Telangana Formation Day marking the fourth anniversary of Telangana being declared the 29th State of India on 2 June 2014, (b) those who attended included: (i) Mr Prakash Goud, Member of the Legislative Assembly, State of Telangana, (ii) Mr Anurag Sharma, Chief Advisor to the Home Ministry, State of Telangana, (iii) Mr Ashok Malish, President, Australian Telangana Forum, (iv) Dr Yadu Singh, President, Federation of Indian Associations of New South Wales, (v) Ms Julie Owens MP, Federal Member for Parramatta, (vi) Councillor Lisa Lake, Cumberland Council representing Ms Michelle Rowland MP, Federal Member for Greenway, (vii) the Honourable Scott Farlow MLC, Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier, Leader of the House in the Legislative Council, (viii) the Honourable David Clarke MLC, Parliamentary Secretary of Justice, (ix) Ms Jodi McKay MP, Shadow Minister for Transport, Road, Maritime and Freight, (x) Dr Hugh McDermott MP, Member for Prospect, (xi) Ms Julia Finn MP, Member for Granville, (xii) Mrs Aruna Chandrala representing the Global Women’s Network (New South Wales), (xiii) several hundred members and friends of the Telangana-Australian community, and (c) the Australian Telangana Forum was founded in 2006 as a non-profit organisation to support and represent the Telangana community in New South Wales and to showcase the cultural heritage of Telangana and India. 2. That this House: (a) commends the Australian Telangana Forum and its Executive and Advisory Committee for their successful hosting of the celebration of Telangana Formation Day held in Greystanes on Saturday 2 June 2018, (b) notes that the Executive and Advisory Committee comprises: (i) President Ashok Malish, (ii) General Secretary Pradeep Seri, (iii) Treasurer Vasu Tootukur, (iv) Vice Presidents Kavitha Reddy, Pradeep Thedla and Goverdhan Muddam, (v) Joint Secretaries Kavya Gummadavalli and Kishore Panthula, (vi) Joint Treasurer Mithun Loka, (vii) Public Officer Raja Sankepalli, (viii) Cultural Secretaries Harika Mannem and Harini Surya, (ix) Executive members Latha Kadaparthi, Swetha Yama and Sunitha Gutti, (x) official media representatives Ram Gummadavalli, Sunil Kalluri, David Raj, Prasanth Kadaparthi and Sumesh Surya, (xi) advisers Hemanth Gangu, Narashima Reddy, Indrasena Reddy, Chandrasekhar Reddy, Manaohar Narla, Pramod Elete, Sundeep Mungala and Vinod Elete, and (c) extends best wishes to the Telangana-Australian community on the occasion of the fourth anniversary of Telangana becoming the 29th State of India and commends the community for its ongoing contribution to Australia and the State of New South Wales. (Notice given 5 June 2018—expires Notice Paper No. 178) 2275. Mr Mookhey to move— 1. That this House notes that the road transport industry consistently tops the list of Australia’s most dangerous industry, with: (a) 330 people are killed in incidents involving heavy vehicles and 5,350 people injured at the rate of 31 per day, (b) academic, judicial, government and coronial studies citing economic factors, principally the power imbalance between transport purchasers, or clients, and transport suppliers, which results in unsafe remuneration systems, and perverse incentives for heavy vehicle operators; and (c) successive New South Wales Governments having responded to the heavy vehicle industry safety crisis by implementing, with bi-partisan support, supply chain regulatory models based on the “Chain of Responsibility” in road transport and workplace health and safety laws. 2. That this House notes that: (a) Coles is one of Australia’s two biggest retailers, responsible for the purchase of tens of thousands of trucking movements each year, (b) the Transport Workers Union of Australia is a registered organisation of employees, as well as one of Australia’s largest small business organisations, and (c) on 23 May 2018 Coles and the Transport Workers’ Union of Australia signed a memorandum of understanding establishing five principles to conclude a “Coles - TWU Supply Chain Safety and Fairness Charter” and a memorandum of understanding to ensure on demand workers are not disadvantaged in terms of safety, fairness and engagement as the on-demand economy evolves. 3. That this House express its support for each statement of principles and the finalisation of a Supply Chain Safety and Fairness Charter and that this House congratulates the Transport Workers’ Union and Coles for working together to improve the lives of workers. (Notice given 5 June 2018—expires Notice Paper No. 178) 2276. Mr Shoebridge to move— 1. That this House notes: (a) Don Craigie and Allan Clarke have been indefatigable in their work trying to achieve justice in the unsolved murder case of Mark Haines, an Aboriginal teenager who was found dead on the train tracks south of Tamworth 30 years ago, (b) Don Craigie is Mark’s uncle and one of his last remaining relatives who has spent the last 30 years demanding answers from the police, from politicians and from the local community, and (c) Allan Clarke’s diligent reporting over the last five years has given a public voice to the family, uncovered witnesses and evidence that the original police investigation failed to investigate and highlighted the injustices that too many First Nations people face when it comes to unsolved murders. 2. That this House congratulates Don Craigie's tireless commitment and Allan Clarke’s consistent reporting for playing a significant role in Mark's case being re-opened by the NSW Police State Crime Command and moving his family a step closer to justice. 3. That this House commits to a criminal justice system that is open and fair to all regardless of their race, wealth, religion or status. (Notice given 5 June 2018—expires Notice Paper No. 178) 2277. Mr Amato to move— 1. That this House notes that: (a) on Monday 21 May 2018, Landcom held the Skills Exchange Graduation Ceremony, (b) the Skills Exchange Program offers a unique opportunity to support the needs of disadvantaged local communities and provide employment opportunities through vocational education and training provided by TAFE NSW, (c) the following guests attended the function: (i) Mr John Brogden AM, Managing Director and CEO Landcom, (ii) Anne Skewes, Deputy Secretary NSW Land & Housing Corporation, (iii) the Honourable Lou Amato MLC, (iv) Michael Cullen, Regional General Manager, Western Sydney TAFE NSW, (v) Lindy Deitz, General Manager Campbelltown City Council, (vi) Peter Brackenreg, Development Director NSW Land & Housing Corporation, (vii) Jeff Tucker, Senior Development Manager NSW Land & Housing Corporation, (viii) Marilyn Moreno, Senior Project Officer NSW Land & Housing Corporation, (ix) Natalee Bonnell, Learning & Employment Coordinator NSW Land & Housing Corporation, (x) Luke Bonnell, Learning & Employment Coordinator NSW Land & Housing Corporation, (xi) Karen Gibb, Community Relations Manager NSW Land & Housing Corporation, (xii) Rachel Browne, FACS Senior Media Officer Family & Community Services, (xiii) Ingrid Vansteenwyk, FACS Senior Communications Officer Family & Community Services, (xiv) Nicole Campbell, Research & Learning Manager, Landcom, (xv) Stuart McCowan, Program Director Landcom, (xvi) Pat Coleman, Development Director Landcom, (xvii) Michael Parsons, University Relations Officer Landcom, (xviii) Belinda Thompson, Schools & TAFE Program Manager Landcom, (xix) Haydn Dayes, Development Assistant Landcom, (xx) Daniel Maloney, Government & Industry Relations Advisor Landcom, (xxi) Ray Fard, Senior Development Manager Landcom, (xxii) Morgan Kemp, Senior Development Manager Landcom, (xxiii) Lisa Rippon-Lee, Head of Corporate Affairs Landcom, (xxiv) Karen Smith, Media Relations Manager Landcom, (xv) Christine Pracy, Head of Skills Point, Infrastructure, Energy & ConstructionTAFE NSW, (xvi) Sharon Kerr, Head of Skills Team, Infrastructure, Energy & Construction TAFENSW, (xvii) Mark Talbot, Deputy Regional General Manager, Western Sydney TAFE NSW, (xviii) Ron Wright, Project Director, Civil Construction and Infrastructure TAFE NSW, (xxix) Duncan Ellis, Head of Infrastructure,