LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL · Infrastructure Act 2016 concerning Development Assessment, made on 27 June 2019 and laid on the Table of this Council on 2 July 2019, be disallowed. 8. Adjourned

No. 101

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL ___________

NOTICES AND ORDERS OF THE DAY

___________ WEDNESDAY 5 FEBRUARY 2020

(Business lapsed from WEDNESDAY 11 DECEMBER 2019 owing to adjournment)

Notice of Motion: Private Business

1. The Hon. T. J. Stephens to move - That the Report of the Natural Resources Committee on an Inquiry into South Australian Livestock Industries, be noted.

Orders of the Day: Private Business -

1. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. D.G.E. Hood - That the Report of the Social Development Committee on its Inquiry into the Provision of Services for People with Mental Illness under the Transition to the National Disability Insurance Scheme, be noted - (December 4) - (The Hon. I. K. Hunter).

2. Return to Work (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) Amendment Bill (No. 147): adjourned debate on second reading - (December 4) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).7

3. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. I. Pnevmatikos - That this Council -I. Acknowledges that human trafficking and modern slavery is a heinous crime and a violation

of human rights;II. Notes the escalation and desperation that has led to human trafficking and modern slavery in

recent years on an international scale;III. Recognises that there is limited quantitative and qualitative evidence of the prevalence of

human trafficking and modern slavery in South Australia, and that as well as Federal Government, State Government has a responsibility to explore the circumstances that have given rise to the escalation of human trafficking and modern slavery; and

IV. Congratulates neighbouring States such as NSW and international organisations, including the International Labour Organization, who are working proactively to address human trafficking and modern slavery - (December 4) - (The Hon. J.S.L. Dawkins).

4. The Hon. T. A. Franks to move -I. That a Select Committee of the Legislative Council be established to inquire into and report

on the policing of sex work in South Australia.II. That Standing Order No. 389 be so far suspended as to enable the Chairperson of the

Committee to have a deliberative vote only.III. That this Council permits the Select Committee to authorise the disclosure or publication, as

it sees fit, of any evidence or documents presented to the Committee prior to such evidence being presented to the Council.

IV. That Standing Order No. 396 be suspended to enable strangers to be admitted when the Select Committee is examining witnesses unless the Committee otherwise resolves, but they shall be excluded when the Committee is deliberating.

2

V. That Members of the Council who are not Members of the Committee may, at the discretion of the Chairperson, participate in proceedings of the Committee but may not vote, move any motions or be counted for the purposes of a quorum.

5. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. C. Bonaros - That this Council -I. Acknowledges that author, journalist and filmmaker Behrouz Boochani will be appearing at

the WORD Christchurch literary event on 29 November 2019;II. Notes that Behrouz Boochani is also a Kurdish refugee who fled persecution in Iran, sought

asylum in Australia and spent 2,269 days held by Australia’s offshore processing regime;III. Pays tribute to all those involved including Amnesty International and the United Nations

High Commissioner for Refugees in securing a visa to New Zealand to attend the Christchurch literary event;

IV. Denounces Minister for Home Affairs, Peter Dutton’s insistence that Behrouz Boochani will never step foot in Australia, even if he is granted asylum in New Zealand; and

V. Supports Behrouz Boochani’s commitment to never return to Papua New Guinea - (November 27) - (The Hon. J.S.L. Dawkins).

6. Statutes Amendment (Free Menstrual Hygiene Products Pilot Program) Bill (No. 145): adjourned debate on second reading - (November 27) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).4

7. The Hon. T. J. Stephens to move - That the Regulations made under the Planning, Development and Infrastructure Act 2016 concerning Development Assessment, made on 27 June 2019 and laid on the Table of this Council on 2 July 2019, be disallowed.

8. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. J. A. Darley - That the Report of the Select Committee on Moratorium on the Cultivation of Genetically Modified Crops in South Australia, be noted - (October 30, November 13) - (The Hon T. J. Stephens).

9. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. F. Pangallo - That this Council -I. Acknowledges and congratulates the Adelaide United Football Club on winning an

unprecedented three Football Federation of Australia Cup competitions at Hindmarsh Stadium on Wednesday, 23 October 2019: and

II. Congratulates Adelaide United player Al Hassan Toure, a refugee from Guinea, on winning the Mark Viduka Medal as Man of the Match - (October 30) - (The Hon I. K. Hunter).

10. The Hon. M. C. Parnell to move - That this Council -I. Notes the response of the Government to the Report of the Environment Resources and

Development Committee into Heritage Protection Tabled in this Council on 26 September 2019; and

II. Calls on the Government to ensure that all properties currently listed as Contributory Items in Council Development Plans continue to be listed under the new Planning and Design Code under the Planning, Development and Infrastructure Act 2016, with appropriate demolition controls.

11. Residential Tenancies (Renting with Pets) Amendment Bill (No. 120): adjourned debate on second reading - (October 16) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).1

12. Automated External Defibrillators (Public Access) Bill (No. 121): adjourned debate on second reading - (October 16) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).7

13. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. I. Pnevmatikos - That this Council -I. Recognises that 10 October is World Mental Health Day;

II. Recognises the importance of this day in raising awareness and understanding about mental health;

III. Recognises the challenges and perceptions surrounding mental health illness in Australia;IV. Encourages everyone to look at mental health in a more positive way with an effort to reduce

stigma; andV. Encourages everyone to look for ways for more people to seek the help and support they

deserve - (September 25) - (The Hon. J.S.L. Dawkins).14. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. F. Pangallo - That this Council -

I. Recognises that the State Government’s land tax aggregation policy is hurting investor confidence in the property market in South Australia;

3

II. Acknowledges the growing backlash over land tax changes that will see increases in rents across the State hurting small business and residential tenants alike;

III. Notes that, if implemented as proposed, the land tax aggregation changes would have a very negative effect on the property market in South Australia; and

IV. Calls on the State Government to abandon its land tax aggregation policy - (September 25) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).

15. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. C. M. Scriven - That the Regulations made under the Planning, Development and Infrastructure Act 2016 concerning Development Assessment made on 27 June 2019 and laid on the Table of this Council on 2 July 2019, be disallowed - (September 25) - (The Hon. J.S.L. Dawkins).

16. The Hon. T. A. Franks to move - That this Council -I. Notes that 25 September 2019 marks the start of yet another 40 Days for Life vigil;

II. Recognises that this vigil will take place over 40 days, impeding and intimidating those who work at the Pregnancy Advisory Centre and those who seek to use its services;

III. Condemns the harassment and intimidation of those working to provide health care and those seeking it; and

IV. Supports the need for Safe Access Zones around any places that provide health care.

17. The Hon. T. A. Franks to move - That this Council notes, with concern, the APY Lands Conciliation Directions and Report, Tabled in the Council on 10 September 2019.

18. Genetically Modified Crops Management (Designation of Areas) Amendment Bill (No. 117): adjourned debate on second reading - (September 25) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).1

19. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. J. E. Hanson - That this Council -I. Recognises National Homelessness Week being held from 4 to 10 August;

II. Notes that National Homelessness Week is an annual week coordinated by Homelessness Australia to raise awareness of people experiencing homelessness, the issues they face and the action needed to achieve solutions; and

III. Acknowledges and thanks all service providers working in our community to support people sleeping rough and to end homelessness - (July 31) - (The Hon. J.S.L. Dawkins).

20. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. M. C. Parnell - That Regulations made under the Advance Care Directives Act 2013 concerning Exemption made on 11 July 2019 and laid on the Table of this Council on 23 July 2019, be disallowed - (July 31) - (The Hon. M. C. Parnell).

21. The Hon. C. M. Scriven to move - That this Council -I. Acknowledges 30 July as the World Day against Trafficking in Persons;

II. Notes that this day is necessary to raise awareness of the situation of victims of human trafficking and for the promotion and protection of their rights;

III. Calls for improved measures to end all human trafficking; and IV. Calls for improved measures to eliminate all forms of violence against and exploitation of

women and girls.

22. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. I. Pnevmatikos - That this Council -I. Acknowledges that 14 to 20 July is National Diabetes Week;

II. Recognises the thousands of South Australian families impacted by this issue;III. Continues to promote Diabetes Awareness to make South Australians aware of the illness;

and IV. Ensures that continued education takes place to promote better day to day activities to

maximise opportunities to reduce contracting the illness - (July 3) - (The Hon. J.S.L. Dawkins).

23. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. J.S.L. Dawkins - That the Report of the Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee on the Key Issues Raised During its Visit to the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Lands, be noted - (July 3) - (The Hon. I. K. Hunter).

24. Work Health and Safety (Scissor Lift Control) Amendment Bill (No. 104): adjourned debate on second reading - (July 3) - (The Hon. F. Pangallo).7

4

25. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. K. J. Maher - That this Council -I. Congratulates Ash Barty on her recent wins at the 2019 French Open and the 2019

Birmingham Classic;II. Recognises that Ash Barty is the first Australian woman since Evonne Goolagong Cawley

to become the number one ranked female tennis player in the world; III. Recognises that Ash Barty is the National Indigenous Tennis Ambassador for Tennis

Australia; and IV. Acknowledges the excellent role model Ash Barty provides to young Australians as a

strong Aboriginal woman - (July 3) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).

26. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. R. P. Wortley - That this Council -I. Recognises that Bowel Cancer Awareness Month runs throughout the month of June;

II. Notes that Red Apple Day, held on 19 June 2019, highlights Bowel Cancer Awareness Month; and

III. Notes that Bowel Cancer claims the lives of over 80 Australians every week and is Australia’s second deadliest cancer - (June 19) - (The Hon. I. K. Hunter).

27. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. T. T. Ngo - That this Council -I. Notes that World Refugee Day will be held on 20 June and that Refugee Week will run from

16 to 22 June inclusive; II. Notes that this week focuses on developing understanding amongst communities about who

refugees are, the many challenges they face and the contributions they make; and III. Celebrates the contribution of refugees to South Australian Community life and to our

economy - (June 19) - (The Hon. I. K. Hunter).

28. The Hon. K. J. Maher to move - That the Regulations made under the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (South Australia) Act 2010 concerning Remote Area Attendance made on 16 May 2019 and laid on the Table of this Council on 4 June 2019, be disallowed.

29. Coroners (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill (No. 101): adjourned debate on second reading - (June 19) - (The Hon. C. Bonaros).4

30. Limitation of Actions (Actions for Child Abuse) Amendment Bill (No. 102): adjourned debate on second reading - (June 19) - (The Hon. C. Bonaros).4

31. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. C. Bonaros - That the Social Development Committee inquire into and report on the effects of electronic gaming machines in South Australia, twenty five years since their introduction, with particular reference to:

I. The participation profile of electronic gaming machines gambling, including problem gamblers and those at risk of problem gambling;

II. the economic impacts of the electronic gaming machines industry in South Australia, including industry size, growth, employment, organisation and interrelationships with other industries such as tourism, leisure, other entertainment and retailing;

III. The social impacts of the electronic gaming machines industry in South Australia, the incidence of gambling addiction, the cost and nature of welfare support services of government and non-government organisations necessary to address it;

IV. The extent, resourcing and impact of harm minimisation advocacy from community groups on electronic gaming machines regulation;

V. The contribution of electronic gaming machines gambling revenue on community development activity and employment;

VI. The effects of the regulatory structures governing the electronic gaming machines industry;VII. The impact of electronic gaming machines gambling on the State Budget;

VIII. The impact that the introduction of harm minimisation measures including Gaming Care and ClubSafe has had at gambling venues, which feature electronic gaming machines, on the prevalence of problem gambling and on those at risk;

IX. The effectiveness and success of these harm minimisation measures; X. The new technologies and opportunities to reduce gambling harm; and

XI. Any related matters - (June 19) - (The Hon. C. Bonaros).32. The Hon. F. Pangallo to move - That Regulations made under the Road Traffic Act 1961 concerning

Electric Personal Transporters, made on 14 February 2019 and laid on the Table of this Council on 26 February 2019, be disallowed.

5

33. The Hon. F. Pangallo to move - That Regulations made under the Road Traffic Act 1961 concerning Road Rules - Electric Personal Transporters, made on 14 February 2019 and laid on the Table of this Council on 26 February 2019, be disallowed.

34. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. C. M. Scriven - That this Council -I. Acknowledges the vital role that peak bodies in the homelessness, housing, disability and

community sectors play in South Australia; and;II. Recognises that any cut in funding to peak bodies would result in them being unable to

continue much of the essential advocacy and research work they do in our community - (June 5) - (The Hon. J. S. Lee).

35. Statutes Amendment (Animal Welfare Reforms) Bill (No. 98): adjourned debate on second reading - (June 5) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).2

36. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. R. P. Wortley - That this Council -I. Recognises that National Families Week is being held from 14 to 20 May 2019;

II. Recognises that the United Nations International Day of Families is celebrated on 15 May every year; and

III. Recognises the vital role of families (in whatever form they take) to the Australian Society - (May 15) - (The Hon. J.S.L. Dawkins).

37. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. C. M. Scriven - That this Council -I. Recognises both International Nurses Day and Day of the Midwife;

II. Acknowledges that International Day of the Midwife 2019 is celebrated annually on May 5 worldwide;

III. Acknowledges that International Nurses Day 2019, is celebrated on May 12 worldwide; andIV. Sincerely thanks all nurses, midwives and care assistants for the important work that they do

in our communities, hospitals and homes - (May 15) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).

38. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. I. Pnevmatikos - That this Council -I. Recognises that May is Domestic Violence Prevention Month;

II. Recognises and condemns the appalling prevalence of Domestic Violence in our community; and

III. Calls on the State Government to take all action possible to prevent the scourge of Domestic Violence - (May 1) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).

39. Adjourned debate on motion the Hon. F. Pangallo - That the Regulations made under the Fair Trading Act 1987 concerning Gift Cards - General, made on 29 November 2018 and laid on the Table of this Council on 4 December 2018, be disallowed - (November 13) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).

40. Work Health and Safety (Industrial Manslaughter) Amendment Bill (No. 92): adjourned debate on second reading - (May 1) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).2

41. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. J. E. Hanson - That this Council -I. Supports South Australians living with Autism to fully participate in society using their

fundamental rights and freedoms;II. Recognises World Autism Awareness Day on 2 April 2019;

III. Recommits to ensuring South Australians living with Autism are given every opportunity to participate at school, in the workplace and out in their communities; and

IV. Thanks all service staff and volunteers who help provide the valuable support needed by South Australians living with Autism - (April 3) - (The Hon. C. M. Scriven).

42. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. C. M. Scriven - That this Council -I. Acknowledges that Community Cabinet meetings were first introduced in South Australia by

the Rann Labor Government in 2002, with such meetings including both metropolitan and regional locations;

II. Acknowledges that Country Cabinet meetings were established by the Weatherill Labor Government five years ago;

III. Recognises that Country Cabinet visits were linked to the Fund My Idea initiative, which involved local people in local decision making about grants; and

6

IV. Calls on the Liberal Government to show respect for regional South Australia by reinstating Country Cabinet meetings - (April 3) - (The Hon. D.G.E. Hood).

43. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. C. M. Scriven - That this Council -I. Condemns the Government for not publicly releasing a 2019 forward calendar for trade

missions;II. Notes that the Government failed to provide any adequate notice for potential exporters to

participate; andIII. Calls on the Government to release a forward trade mission calendar by the end of every

financial year - (April 3) - (The Hon D.G.E. Hood).

44. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. J.S.L. Dawkins - That the Report of the Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee on its Review into the Operations of the Aboriginal Lands Trust Act 2013, be noted - (April 3) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).

45. The Hon. I. Pnevmatikos to move - That this Council -I. Wholeheartedly congratulates the Adelaide Football Club players, coaches, trainers,

administrators and support staff on their historic victory in the AFLW Grand Final held on 31 March 2019;

II. Pays tribute to the more than 53,000 people who attended the Grand Final and who, in doing so, helped break attendance records;

III. Celebrates this remarkable, courageous and talented team of women who have claimed two of the three AFLW Grand Finals;

IV. Celebrates that all of these women now have a pathway from community to elite level in football and in many other sports; and

V. Commits to doing what it can to ensure equality in every aspect of football and in all sporting codes.

46. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. C. M. Scriven - That this Council -I. Recognises the thousands of South Australians living with disability who are facing

uncertainty regarding their ongoing care and support because of the Marshall Liberal Government’s failure to guarantee funding certainty for essential disability services;

II. Notes that this is the second time in less than 12 months the Marshall Liberal Government has left disability support providers in the dark concerning block funding, leading to an avoidable drain of institutional knowledge and experience from the disability support sector;

III. Acknowledges that not all South Australians living with disability will qualify for the NDIS, and that the State Liberal Government must stop ignoring disability support services; and

IV. Calls on the Marshall Liberal Government to guarantee funding certainty to disability support providers so that they can continue to provide quality care for South Australians living with disability - (March 20) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).

47. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. D. W. Ridgway - That this Council -I. Acknowledges the hard-working volunteers, South Australia Police, paramedics and

emergency services personnel that supported the successful staging of the Tour Down Under in 2019;

II. Acknowledges the sad passing of Paul Sherwen and his important contribution to the event; III. Acknowledges the economic impact of the event to South Australia and the way it enhances

the State’s sporting and destination reputation; andIV. Congratulates the SATC, Events SA and race directors Mike Turtur and Kimberly Conte for

their organisation for another successful TDU event - (May 1) - (The Hon. I. K. Hunter).

48. The Hon. I. Pnevmatikos to move - That this Council -I. Notes the persistent gender pay gap in our state and across our nation;

II. Commits to working with our community to address this gender pay gap and to achieve equal pay; and

III. Resolves to support the Big Steps campaign in support of equal pay for early childhood educators.

49. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. R. P. Wortley - That this Council -I. Acknowledges the ongoing contribution of the South Australian Indian Medical Association

in South Australia in the areas of health care and philanthropic activities, promoting social cohesion and fostering a strong community spirit;

7

II. Recognises the importance of the multicultural community in South Australia and their ongoing contributions to our state; and

III. Wishes the organisation all the best in its future endeavours - (March 20) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).

50. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. C. M. Scriven - That this Council -I. Recognises Thursday 21 March 2019 as the International Day of Forests;

II. Recognises the establishment of the Parliamentary Friends of Forestry; III. Acknowledges that forest industries are a significant contributor to the South Australian

economy and provide significant employment, particularly in rural and regional areas;IV. Recognises that our forests provide a valuable resource through sustainable production of

timber, a habitat for native flora and fauna, water catchments and community recreation;V. Recognises the valuable contribution of forests and wood products to combatting climate

change; andVI. Recognises the importance of sustainable timber production and healthy forest management

for future generations - (March 20) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).

51. The Hon. T. A. Franks to move - That this Council -I. Recognises that February is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month;

II. Notes that ovarian cancer has the lowest survival rate of any women’s cancer, and there has been little improvement in treatment in nearly 50 years; and

III. Supports Ovarian Cancer Australia’s Paint the Town Teal fundraising initiative, which aims to raise $500,000 for ovarian cancer research and support services.

52. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. C. M. Scriven - That this Council -I. Notes that 27 January was international Holocaust Remembrance Day; and

II. Rejects and condemns any form of racial discrimination and anti-Semitism - (February 27, March 20) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).

53. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. D.G.E. Hood - That the Report of the Social Development Committee on its Review of the Operation of the Motor Vehicle Accidents (Lifetime Support Scheme) Act 2013, be noted - (February 13, 27, March 20) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).

54. Sentencing (Limits on Home Detention) Amendment Bill (No. 79): adjourned debate on second reading - (February 13) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).6

55. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. M. C. Parnell - That this Council expresses its deep concern at proposals to develop private luxury accommodation in Flinders Chase National Park on Kangaroo Island - (February 13) - (The Hon. M. C. Parnell).

56. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. T. A. Franks - That the Interim Report of the Select Committee on Poverty in South Australia, be noted - (December 5) - (The Hon. T. A. Franks).

57. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. M. C. Parnell - That this Council congratulates school students who left their classrooms on Friday, 30 November 2018 to protest on the steps of State Parliament about Government inaction on climate change - (December 5) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).

58. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. J.M.A. Lensink - That the Interim Report of the Joint Committee on the 125th Anniversary of Women's Suffrage, be noted - (November 28) - (The Hon. I. K. Hunter).

59. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. C. M. Scriven - That this Council -I. Notes that a recent Federal fund for drug and alcohol treatment services is not open to services

in the South East of South Australia; II. Expresses its dismay that the South East has been excluded from the opportunity to apply for

this Federal funding;III. Calls on the South Australian Health Minister to stand up for the residents of Mount Gambier,

Millicent, Naracoorte, Bordertown and the rest of the South East and demand from his Federal Liberal counterpart that the South East not be abandoned; and

8

IV. Calls on the South Australian Health Minister to demand that the Federal Liberal Government reverses its decision to disregard the South East, and opens the applications process to the South East, including extending the deadline for applications beyond the current date of 20 December 2018 if necessary - (November 28) - (The Minister for Trade, Tourism and Investment).

60. Supported Residential Facilities (Aged Care Facilities) Amendment Bill (No. 72): adjourned debate on second reading - (November 14) - (The Hon. J.S.L. Dawkins).7

61. Summary Offences (Custody Notification Service) Amendment Bill (No. 69): adjourned debate on second reading - (November 7) - (The Hon. J. S. Lee).6

62. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. F. Pangallo - That this Council -I. Recognises the historical and cultural significance of the Adelaide Festival Centre;

II. Acknowledges its importance to the arts community in South Australia, Australia and globally; and

III. Calls on the Government and the Festival Centre Trust to ban all advertisements of promotions for any form of gambling from being projected onto the Festival Centre’s distinctive and iconic architecture and roofline - (October 24) - (The Hon. I. K. Hunter).

63. Planning, Development and Infrastructure (Gas Infrastructure) Amendment Bill (No. 64): adjourned debate on second reading - (October 24) - (The Hon. D.G.E. Hood).6

64. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. C. Bonaros - That this Council -I. Notes that private health insurance is increasingly unaffordable for consumers;

II. Further notes that preferred provider schemes are not in the best interests of patients or providers receiving a lower rebate for the same treatment under the same policies;

III. Welcomes the recent decision of HBF to dismantle its long-standing preferred provider scheme;

IV. Acknowledges Recommendation 12 of the Senate Inquiry into the ‘Value and affordability of private health insurance and out-of-pocket medical expenses’ which recommends legislation to prohibit the practice of differential rebates for the same treatments; and

V. Calls on the Federal Government to amend relevant legislation to prohibit the current practice of differential rebates for same treatment under the same product in the same jurisdiction - (October 24) - (The Hon. J.S.L. Dawkins).

65. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. D.G.E. Hood - That the Report of the Crime and Public Integrity Policy Committee on the Independent Commissioner Against Corruption (Investigative Powers) Amendment Bill, be noted - (October 17) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).

66. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. J.M.A. Lensink - That this Council expresses its deep regret at the death of Quentin Kenihan, and pays tribute to his significant contribution to the South Australian community - (October 17) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).

67. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. R. P. Wortley - That this Council -I. Acknowledges the Diwali festival which will run from 5 to 9 November and especially the

main celebrations of the third day which will take place on 7 November;II. Recognises the deep importance of Diwali to the Indian community of South Australia and

especially those of the Hindu, Sikh and Jain faiths;III. Recognises the importance of those of Indian descent in South Australia and their ongoing

contributions to our great state;IV. Notes the important message of Diwali which focuses on the triumph of good over evil,

knowledge over ignorance and light over dark;V. Encourages all Members of Parliament to take the message of Diwali to heart and to ensure

they strive to enlighten the world through their works and continue their fight against evil; and

VI. Wishes those celebrating this festival a happy and safe Diwali - (October 17, November 14) - (The Hon. J.S.L. Dawkins).

68. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. F. Pangallo - That this Council -I. Acknowledges the Adelaide Film Festival being held from 10 to 21 October;

9

II. Recognises the opportunity to showcase South Australia and Australian film makers, performers, directors, production companies and the SA Film Corporation;

III. Notes the number of high quality films at the 2018 event, particularly Hotel Mumbai and The Nightingale;

IV. Encourages the SA Government to have the Adelaide Film Festival as an annual event; andV. Calls on the Government to reverse $3 million in funding cuts to arts programs and

institutions announced in the 2018 Budget - (October 17) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).

69. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. M. C. Parnell - That this Council -I. Notes the release on 8 October 2018 of the Special Report on Global Warming by the

International Panel on Climate Change which confirms that we need to act fast to avert a climate catastrophe;

II. Recognises the clear and urgent recommendation in the report that the entire planet needs to move to zero emissions by the middle of this century including rapidly phasing out fossil fuels and in particular the burning of coal for energy, if we are to avoid catastrophic climate change;

III. Acknowledges that South Australia has led the nation in the development of alternative renewable energy sources but that leadership is being undermined by the State Government’s continued support for the fossil fuel industry including the exploitation of new fossil fuel reserves and new fossil fuel power stations; and

IV. Calls on the South Australian Government to develop a roadmap for decarbonising the South Australian economy by 2050, including the phase-out of fossil fuel exports and all grid scale fossil fuel power generation together with a firm commitment to no more bad investments that harm the environment - (October 17) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).

70. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. T. A. Franks - That this Council -I. Recognises that this week, from 14 to 20 October, is National Poverty week;

II. Notes that 200,000 people in SA currently live in poverty; andIII. Commits to working towards ending poverty in South Australia - (October 17) - (The Hon.

T. J. Stephens).

71. Criminal Law Consolidation (Domestic Abuse) Amendment Bill (No. 55): adjourned debate on second reading - (October 17) - (The Hon. J. A. Darley).3

72. Local Government (Fixed Charges) Amendment Bill (No. 56): adjourned debate on second reading - (October 17) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).3

73. Valuation of Land (Separate Valuations) Amendment Bill (No. 57): adjourned debate on second reading - (October 17) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).3

74. Adjourned debate of motion of the Hon. T. A. Franks - That this Council -I. Notes that Newstart, at $269.40 per week for a single person with no children, is significantly

below the poverty line of $426.30 a week, as defined by the ACOSS Poverty in Australia Report, 2016;

II. Acknowledges the thirteen South Australian Councils that have called for Newstart to be raised: Port Adelaide Enfield, Streaky Bay, Salisbury, Playford, Onkaparinga, Mount Gambier, Kangaroo Island, Elliston, Copper Coast, Clare Valley, Prospect, Tea Tree Gully and the Adelaide City Council;

III. Commends the work of the Anti-Poverty Network in raising these issues at all levels of Government; and

IV. Calls on the Federal Government to increase the level of Newstart as a matter of urgency - (September 19) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).

75. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. K. J. Maher - That Regulations made under the Labour Hire Licensing Act 2017 concerning Fees, made on 21 June 2018 and laid on the Table of this Council on 3 July 2018, be disallowed - (September 5) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).

76. Southern State Superannuation (Choice of Fund) Amendment Bill (No. 46): adjourned debate on second reading - (September 5) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).4

10

77. Statutes Amendment (Mandatory Reporting) Bill (No. 47): adjourned debate on second reading - (September 5) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).4

78. Animal Welfare (Jumps Racing) Amendment Bill (No. 39): adjourned debate on second reading - (August 1) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).2

79. Gaming Machines (Prohibition of EFTPOS Facilities) Amendment Bill (No. 41): adjourned debate on second reading - (August 1) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).3

80. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. I. Pnevmatikos - That this Council -I. Acknowledges International Nelson Mandela Day held on 18 July 2018;

II. Pays tribute to the work of Nelson Mandela in his devotion to serving humanity; andIII. Highlights the impact that the removal of social responsibility has on society - (August 1) -

(The Hon. T. J. Stephens).

81. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. I. Pnevmatikos - That this Council -I. Acknowledges National Diabetes Week which commenced on July 8th;

II. Pays tribute to the work being undertaken to raise awareness of diabetes in the community; and

III. Highlights the importance of increasing awareness of the importance of person-centered care for optimal diabetes management - (July 25) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).

82. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. I. Pnevmatikos - That this Council -I. Acknowledges the significance of improving the quality of learner outcomes across the State;

II. Pays tribute to those whose teaching and learning practices lead to improved student engagement and achievement; and

III. Highlights the outstanding success of innovative teachings, such as those of Mr. Eddy Woo - teacher and YouTube sensation - (July 25) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).

83. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. T. A. Franks -I. That a Select Committee of the Legislative Council be established to inquire into and report

on strategies to ensure a strong and robust South Australian livestock industry should live animal exports be either banned or restricted, with particular reference to -

(a) The development of a plan to assist farmers and transporters who currently gain income from the live export trade in the event that the trade ceases or is restricted;

(b) Exploring the capacity of the local meat processing industry to expand and create jobs in a changing industry;

(c) Developing and strengthening overseas markets for Australian chilled and frozen products;

(d) Exploring the quantum and scope of the assistance package required for South Australian farmers to make a positive transition should the trade cease or be restricted;

(e) Ensuring that the South Australian livestock industry is best placed to capitalise on opportunities should live exports be banned; and

(f) Any related matters.II. That Standing Order No. 389 be so far suspended as to enable the Chairperson of the



IV. That Standing Order No. 396 be suspended to enable strangers to be admitted when the Select Committee is examining witnesses unless the Committee otherwise resolves, but they shall be excluded when the Committee is deliberating - (July 25) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).

84. Public Sector (Functions and Resources Audit) Amendment Bill (No. 30): adjourned debate on second reading - (July 25) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).3

85. Single Use and Other Plastics (Waste Avoidance) Bill (No. 31): adjourned debate on second reading - (July 25) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).1

86. Civil Liability (BYO Containers - Waste Avoidance) Amendment Bill (No. 32): adjourned debate on second reading - (July 25) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).1

11

87. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. E. S. Bourke - That this Council -I. Congratulates the Grange Surf Life Saving Club on winning the recent 2018 Junior Life

Saving State Championships in March;II. Congratulates the Club on winning 9 of the past 10 Junior Life Saving State Championships;

andIII. Acknowledges all the hard work of board members, volunteers and parents to enable the

junior squad the opportunity to achieve this outstanding success - (July 4) - (The Hon. J. E. Hanson).

88. The Hon. J. S. Lee to move - That this Council -I. Congratulates the South Australian Indian Medical Association (SAIMA) on its 10th

Anniversary Celebration;II. Pays tribute to Past and Present Presidents and Committee Members of SAIMA for their

leadership and commitment to support charitable events, community programs and health care services for the South Australian community; and

III. Highlights the achievements and contributions of SAIMA and the Australian-Indian medical professionals have made to Australia and South Australia.

89. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. R. P. Wortley - That this Council -I. Acknowledges Bowel Cancer Awareness month from 1 to 30 June 2018;

II. Recognises, that if discovered early, bowel cancer is one of the most treatable forms of cancer and therefore acknowledges the importance of early detection methods in saving lives;

III. Acknowledges the important role of non-government organisations such as the Cancer Council, Bowel Cancer Australia and the Jodi Lee Foundation, in promoting awareness, fostering research, promoting preventative health initiatives and providing support to patients and their loved ones;

IV. Urges the State and Commonwealth Governments to prioritise funding for preventable health initiatives, aimed at reducing the high rate of bowel cancer in Australia; and

V. Recognises the important role that State and Commonwealth Governments play in ensuring access to screening, early diagnoses and quality treatment and care so that patients and their families can continue to enjoy a healthy life - (June 20) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).

90. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. K. J. Maher - That this Council -I. Acknowledges the SA NAIDOC Week Committee;

II. Acknowledges the theme of NAIDOC Week 2018 “Because of Her We Can”; andIII. Pays tribute to the many South Australian Aboriginal women who have contributed so

much to our State - (July 25, August 1, November 7) - (The Hon. I. K. Hunter).

91. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. K. J. Maher -I. That a Select Committee of the Legislative Council be established to inquire into and report

on -(a) Issues relating to the employment, termination, redeployment or placement of public

sector employees following the 2018 State Election;(b) The adequacy of existing structures and policies to ensure the independence of the

public service is maintained;(c) Any influence or direction from Ministers or Members of Parliament in relation to the

employment, termination, redeployment or placement of public sector employees following the 2018 State election; and

(d) Any related matter.II. That Standing Order No. 389 be so far suspended as to enable the Chairperson of the



IV. That Standing Order No. 396 be suspended to enable strangers to be admitted when the Select Committee is examining witnesses unless the Committee otherwise resolves, but they shall be excluded when the Committee is deliberating - (June 20, July 4) - (The Hon. D.G.E. Hood).

92. Petroleum and Geothermal Energy (Underground Coal Gasification) Amendment Bill (No. 12): adjourned debate on second reading - (June 6) - (The Hon. I. K. Hunter).1

12

93. The Hon. K. J. Maher to move - That this Council -I. Recognises the importance of the reconciliation process;

II. Recognises this year’s Reconciliation Week theme of “Don’t Keep History a Mystery”; andIII. Commits to doing what it can in South Australian communities to encourage people to learn

about Aboriginal history and culture and how we can work together to achieve reconciliation.

94. The Hon. T. T. Ngo to move - That this Council -I. Acknowledges the risk that instant cash loan machines present to vulnerable members in our

society;II. Notes the alarming trend in New South Wales where instant cash loan machines are being

strategically placed in low socio-economic areas; andIII. Encourages the Federal Parliament to introduce legislation for consideration to implement

the SACC review recommendations as a matter of urgency.

95. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. C. M. Scriven - That this Council -I. Recognises International Midwives Day held on May 5th annually with the theme this year

being “Midwives Leading the Way with Quality Care”;II. Recognises International Nurses Day held on May 12th annually with the theme being

“Nurses A Voice to Lead - Health is a Human Right”; andIII. Thanks all midwives and nurses for the important work that they do caring for our

community - (May 16) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).

96. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. C. Bonaros -I. That a Select Committee of the Legislative Council be established to inquire into and report

on -(a) All aspects of the 2018 State Election and matters related thereto, with particular

reference to:i. The operation of the funding, expenditure and disclosure scheme as outlined in

the Electoral Act 1985 (‘the Act’);ii. The operation of changes to the voting provisions of the Act;

iii. The application of provisions requiring authorisation of electoral material to all forms of communication to voters;

iv. The influence of advertising by associated entities and/or third parties who are not registered political parties during the campaign targeting candidates and political parties;

v. The need for ‘truth in advertising' provisions to communication to voters including third-party communications;

vi. The regulation of associated entities and/or third parties undertaking campaign activities; and

vii. The potential application of new technology to voting, scrutiny and counting.(b) The regulatory regime regarding donations and contributions from persons and entities

to political parties, associated entities and other third parties and entities undertaking campaign activities;

(c) The extent to which fundraising and expenditure by associated entities and/or third parties is conducted in concert with registered political parties and the applicability and utilisation of tax deductibility by entities involved in campaign activities; and

(d) Any related matters.II. That Standing Order No. 389 be so far suspended as to enable the Chairperson of the



IV. That Standing Order No. 396 be suspended to enable strangers to be admitted when the Select Committee is examining witnesses unless the Committee otherwise resolves, but they shall be excluded when the Committee is deliberating - (August 1, September 19, October 17) - (The Hon. C. Bonaros).

97. Adjourned debate on motion of the Hon. C. M. Scriven - That this Council -I. Expresses its support for the decision by Millicent residents to oppose the deregulation of

shop trading hours;II. Acknowledges the Millicent community’s overwhelming support for local businesses and

local jobs; and

13

III. Calls on the Government to support the Millicent community’s efforts to support local businesses and local jobs and oppose the deregulation of shop trading hours - (June 20, July 4, 26) - (The Hon. I. K. Hunter).

98. The Hon. T. A. Franks to move - That this Council -I. Recognises that the Urrbrae TAFE Campus is a unique campus, with purpose-built

infrastructure and facilities that cannot be easily replicated elsewhere; andII. Calls on the Marshall Liberal Government to keep the Urrbrae TAFE Campus open.

99. Statutes Amendment (Abortion Law Reform) Bill (No. 77): adjourned debate on second reading - (December 5, February 27) - (The Hon. I. K. Hunter).2

THURSDAY 6 FEBRUARY 2020

Orders of the Day: Government Business -

*1. Labour Hire Licensing (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill (No. 118): adjourned debate on second reading - (September 26, November 12, 14) - (The Hon. I. K. Hunter).

*2. Lobbyists (Restrictions on Lobbying) Amendment Bill (No. 107): adjourned debate on second reading - (August 1, September 26, November 14) - (The Hon. T. J. Stephens).

*3. Evidence (Reporting on Sexual Offences) Amendment Bill (No. 131): adjourned debate on second reading - (November 12) - (The Hon. I. K. Hunter).

*4. Summary Offences (Trespass on Primary Production Premises) Amendment Bill (No. 135): adjourned debate on second reading - (November 14, 26) - (The Hon. I. K. Hunter).

*5. Fire and Emergency Services (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill (No. 148): adjourned debate on second reading - (December 10) - (The Hon. I. K. Hunter).

___________

Contingent Notices of Motion -

1. Contingently, on the second reading of any Bill being moved, or on any Bill being reported, the Treasurer to move - That the Standing Orders be so far suspended as to enable the Bill to pass through the remaining stages without delay.

C. D. SCHWARZ, Clerk of the Legislative Council.

*Received from House of Assembly.

Member in charge of Bill - 1Hon. M. C. Parnell 2Hon. T. A. Franks 3Hon. J. A. Darley 4Hon. C. Bonaros 5Hon. C. M. Scriven 6Hon. K. J. Maher 7Hon. F. Pangallo 8Hon. T. J. Stephens

14

SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION

______________

The following Papers have been laid on the Table this Session and are subject to motions for disallowance within 14 sitting days since they were first laid on the Table, unless otherwise stated.

The Legislative Review Committee does not intend at this stage to recommend the disallowance of papers marked *.

FIFTY-FOURTH PARLIAMENT

Number of sitting days to 11 December 2019

since first laid on Table

By-laws -District Councils -

Ceduna -* No. 1 - Permits and Penalties ......................................................................... 10* No. 2 - Moveable Signs .................................................................................. 10* No. 3 - Local Government Land..................................................................... 10* No. 4 - Dogs and Cats .................................................................................... 10* No. 5 - Roads.................................................................................................. 10* No. 6 - Waste Management ............................................................................ 10

Regulations under Acts -* Associations Incorporation - Form No. 2........................................................................ 13* Controlled Substances - Controlled Drugs, Precursors and Plants................................. 10* Criminal Law Consolidation - Child Exploitation Material........................................... 13* Development - Solar Panels........................................................................................... 4* Health Practitioner National Law (South Australia) - Remote Area Attendance No. 2... 10

Liquor Licensing -* Fees No. 3.................................................................................................................. 10* Liquor Review - General........................................................................................... 10Motor Vehicles -* Road Rules ............................................................................................................... 10* Vehicle Inspections ................................................................................................... 7National Parks and Wildlife -* Endangered, Vulnerable and Rare Species................................................................ 10* Kangaroo Harvesting - Additional Species ............................................................... 10

* Planning, Development and Infrastructure - Swimming Pool Safety No. 2................... 10Primary Industry Funding Schemes -* Cattle Industry Fund - Miscellaneous........................................................................ 10* Sheep Industry Fund - Miscellaneous ....................................................................... 10

* Rail Safety National Law (South Australia) - Application of Law................................ 10Road Traffic -* Ancillary and Miscellaneous Provisions - Road Rules.............................................. 10* Light Vehicle Mass and Loading .............................................................................. 10* Road Rules - Miscellaneous No. 2 ............................................................................ 10* Traffic Speed Analysers ............................................................................................ 13* Vehicle Inspections ................................................................................................... 7Spent Convictions - Prescribed Exclusions.................................................................... 10

* Youth Justice Administration - Training Centres, Facilities and Programs ................... 13

15

SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION ______________

Number of sitting days to 11 December 2019

since first laid on Table

Rules of Court -District Court - District Court Act 1991 -* Civil - Amendment No. 9 .......................................................................................... 10Magistrates Court - Magistrates Court Act 1991 -

Civil -* Amendment No. 27.............................................................................................. 7* Amendment No. 28.............................................................................................. 4

Supreme Court - Supreme Court Act 1935 -* Civil - Supplementary - Amendment No. 13............................................................. 13

Rules under Acts -* Road Traffic - Australian Road Rules............................................................................ 10

16

COMMITTEES APPOINTED UNDER PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEES ACT 1991

___________________

Environment, Resources and Development Committee

The Hon. J.S.L. Dawkins, M.L.C.

The Hon. T. T. Ngo, M.L.C.*

The Hon. M. C. Parnell, M.L.C.

) ) ) ) ) )

Appointed 3 May 2018

( ( (

Mr. M. E. Brown, M.P.** Mr. P. N. McBride, M.P. Mr. A. S. Pederick, M.P.

* Appointed 29 May 2018 ** Appointed 12 February 2019

Legislative Review Committee

The Hon. C. Bonaros, M.L.C.

The Hon. I. Pnevmatikos, M.L.C.

The Hon. T. J. Stephens, M.L.C.

) ) ) ) ) )


( ( (

Mr. D. Cregan, M.P. Mr. J. K. Szakacs, M.P.* Mr. J. B. Teague, M.P.

* Appointed 19 March 2019

Social Development Committee

The Hon. C Bonaros, M.L.C.

The Hon. E. S. Bourke, M.L.C.

The Hon. D.G.E Hood, M.L.C.

) ) ) ) ) )


( ( (

Dr. R. M. Harvey, M.P. Ms. P. Luethen, M.P. Ms. D. Wortley, M.P.

Statutory Authorities Review Committee

The Hon. J. E. Hanson, M.L.C.

The Hon. D.G.E. Hood, M.L.C.

The Hon. F. Pangallo, M.L.C.

) ) ) ) ) )


( ( ( (

The Hon. I Pnevmatikos, M.L.C.


17

Occupational Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation Committee


The Hon. T. A. Franks, M.L.C.

The Hon. T. T. Ngo, M.L.C.

) ) ) ) ) )


( ( (

Mr. J. P. Gee, M.P. Mr. S. Murray, M.P. Mr. S. J. Patterson, M.P.

Statutory Officers Committee

The Hon. J. A. Darley, M.L.C.


The Hon. I. K. Hunter, M.L.C.

) ) ) ) ) )


( ( ( ( ( (

Mr. M. J. Cowdrey OAM, M.P.

The Hon. T Koutsantonis, M.P.*

The Hon. V. A. Tarzia, M.P.

* Appointed 12 February 2019

Natural Resources Committee



The Hon. R. P. Wortley, M.L.C.

) ) ) ) ) )


( ( ( (

Mr. D. K. Basham, M.P. Dr. S. E. Close, M.P. Mr. P. N. McBride, M.P. Mr. J. B. Teague, M.P.

Crime and Public Integrity Policy Committee




) ) ) ) ) )


( ( (

Mr. D. R. Cregan, M.P.* Mr. F. J. Ellis, M.P. Mr. A. Koutsantonis, M.P.

*Appointed 2 August 2018

18

COMMITTEE APPOINTED UNDER ABORIGINAL LANDS PARLIAMENTARY STANDING COMMITTEE ACT 2003

___________

Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee



The Hon. K. J. Maher, M.L.C.

) ) ) ) ) )


( ( (

Mr. S. J. Duluk, M.P. Mr. F. J. Ellis, M. P.* Mr. E. J. Hughes, M.P.

*Appointed 31 July 2018

JOINT COMMITTEES

___________

Joint Parliamentary Service Committee

The President (The Hon. A. L. McLachlan, M.L.C.)



) ) ) ) ) )


( ( ( (

The Speaker (The Hon. V. A. Tarzia, M.P.)

Mr. M. E. Brown, M.P. Mr. P. A. Treloar, M.P.

Joint Committee on the 125th Anniversary of Women’s Suffrage

The Minister for Human Services (The Hon. J.M.A. Lensink, M.L.C.)




) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) )

Appointed 6 June 2018

*Appointed 7 June 2018

( ( ( (

Ms. F. E. Bedford, M.P.* Ms. K. Hildyard, M.P.* Ms. P. Luethen, M.P.* Ms. C. L. Power, M.P.*

19

Joint Committee on the Social Workers Registration Bill



The Hon. R. P. Wortley, M.L.C.*

) ) ) ) ) )

Appointed 6 December 2018

( ( (

Ms. N. F. Cook, M.P. The Hon. R. Sanderson, M.P. Mr. J. B. Teague, M.P.

* Appointed 18 June 2019

Joint Committee on End of Life Choices




) ) ) ) ) )

Appointed 4 April 2019

( ( (

Mr. D.K.B. Basham, M.P. Mr. S. J. Duluk, M.P. The Hon. A. Piccolo, M.P.

SESSIONAL COMMITTEES

___________

Standing Orders Committee

The President (The Hon. A. L. McLachlan, M.L.C.)

The Treasurer (The Hon. R. I. Lucas, M.L.C.)


) ) ) ) ) )


( ( ( (



Printing Committee




) ) ) ) ) )


( ( ( (

The Hon. T. T. Ngo, M.L.C.


20

SELECT COMMITTEES

___________

Select Committee on Poverty in South Australia




) ) ) ) ) )


( ( ( (




Select Committee on Wage Theft in South Australia




) ) ) ) ) )

Appointed 24 October 2018

( ( ( (




Select Committee on Health Services in South Australia




) ) ) ) ) )

Appointed 29 November 2018

( ( ( (



21

Select Committee on Matters relating to SA Pathology and SA Medical Imaging




) ) ) ) ) )


( ( ( ( ( (




Select Committee on Redevelopment of Adelaide Oval




) ) ) ) ) )

Appointed 5 December 2018

( ( ( ( ( (




Select Committee on Findings of the Murray-Darling Basin Royal Commission and Productivity Commission as they relate to the Decisions of the South Australian Government




) ) ) ) ) )

Appointed 20 March 2019

( ( ( ( ( (




Select Committee on Matters relating to the Timber Industry in the Limestone Coast



The Hon. C. M. Scriven, M.L.C.

) ) ) ) ) )


( ( ( (


The Hon. R. P. Wortley, M.L.C.

22

Select Committee on the Effectiveness of the Current System of Parliamentary Committees

The Treasurer (The Hon. R. I. Lucas M.L.C.),



) ) ) ) ) )


( ( ( ( ( ( (




COMMITTEE APPOINTED PURSUANT TO RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL

___________

Budget and Finance Committee


The Hon. J. E. Hanson, M.L.C.*



) ) ) ) ) ) ) )


( ( ( ( ( (


The Hon. C. M. Scriven, M.L.C.


* Appointed 9 May 2018

Documents

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL · Infrastructure Act 2016 concerning Development Assessment, made on 27 June 2019 and laid on the Table of this Council on 2 July 2019, be disallowed. 8. Adjourned