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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

2015-16

FIRST SESSION OF THE FIFTY-SIXTH PARLIAMENT

BUSINESS PAPER

No. 58

TUESDAY 22 MARCH 2016

GOVERNMENT BUSINESS

NOTICES OF MOTIONS— 1 MR TROY GRANT to move—

That a bill be introduced for an Act to amend the Public Lotteries Act 1996 to make further provision for the licensing of games of keno.

(Public Lotteries Amendment (Keno Licensing) Bill).

(Notice given 21 March 2016)

2 MR DOMINIC PERROTTET to move—

That a bill be introduced for an Act to make miscellaneous changes to certain State revenue legislation. (State Revenue Legislation Amendment Bill).

(Notice given 21 March 2016)

ORDERS OF THE DAY—

1 Biofuels Amendment Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Victor Dominello,

"That this bill be now read a second time". (Introduced 16 March 2016—Mr Greg Warren).

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2 Budget Estimates and related papers 2015-2016; resumption of the interrupted debate, on the motion

of Ms Gladys Berejiklian, "That this House take note of the Budget Estimates and related papers 2015- 16". (Moved 25 June 2015—Mr Alister Henskens speaking, 4 minutes remaining).

3 Centenary of ANZAC; resumption of the interrupted debate, on the motion of Mr Anthony Roberts, "That

this House notes the Centenary of ANZAC". (Moved 7 May 2015—Mr Kevin Anderson speaking, 4 minutes remaining).

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE—PETITIONS

ORDERS OF THE DAY—

1 Petition—from certain citizens requesting that the proposed merger of Newcastle City Council and Port

Stephens Council not proceed. (Ms Kate Washington). (Discussion date 23 March 2016).

2 Petition— from certain citizens requesting legislation to prohibit aerial cull shooting of wild horses in and on New South Wales public lands. (Mr John Barilaro). (Discussion date 5 May 2016).

GENERAL BUSINESS

INTERRUPTED MOVER’S SECOND READING SPEECH

1 Privacy and Personal Information Protection Amendment (State Owned Corporations) Bill; (Notice given 23 February 2016; introduced 17 March 2016—Mr Paul Lynch speaking; lapses 24 August 2016).

NOTICES OF MOTIONS (for Bills)—

1 MS JODI MCKAY to move—

That a bill be introduced for an Act to amend the Road Transport Act 2013 to require signs indicating the applicable speed limit to be displayed in connection with the use of mobile speed cameras. (Road Transport Amendment (Mobile Speed Cameras) Bill). (Notice given 22 October 2015—lapses 23 April 2016)

2 MS JODI MCKAY to move—

That a bill be introduced for an Act to amend the Roads Act 1993 to impose requirements in relation to agreements for the setting of tolls for tollway use.

(Roads Amendment (Transparent Tolling Agreements) Bill).

(Notice given 11 November 2015—lapses 12 May 2016)

3 MR LUKE FOLEY to move—

That a bill be introduced for an Act to amend the Technical and Further Education Commission Act 1990 to ensure that not less than 70% of funding for vocational education and training is allocated to TAFE.

(Technical and Further Education Commission Amendment (TAFE Funding Guarantee) Bill).

(Notice given 19 November 2015—lapses 20 May 2016)

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4 MR LUKE FOLEY to move—

That a bill be introduced for an Act to amend the Passenger Transport Act 2014 to regulate ride-sharing services.

(Passenger Transport Amendment (Ride-sharing Services) Bill). (Notice given 19 November 2015—lapses 20 May 2016)

5 MS TAMARA SMITH to move—

That a bill be introduced for an Act to prohibit the retail supply of certain plastic shopping bags so as to reduce the impact of plastic bags on the environment, including the marine environment and for other purposes.

(Plastic Shopping Bags Prohibition Bill).

(Notice given 23 February 2016—lapses 24 August 2016)

6 MR ALEX GREENWICH to move—

That a bill be introduced for an Act to amend the Sydney Cricket and Sports Ground Act 1978 to apply planning and local government laws to the carrying out of improvements on certain land to which that Act applies.

(Sydney Cricket and Sports Ground Amendment (Development Assessment) Bill).

(Notice given 8 March 2016—lapses 9 September 2016)

7 MR RYAN PARK to move—

That a bill be introduced for an Act to amend the Roads Act 1993 to impose requirements relating to the scrutiny and transparency of agreements or orders that set tolls and charges in connection with tollways, bridges, tunnels or road-ferries. (Roads Amendment (Transparent Tolling) Bill).


8 MR ANOULACK CHANTHIVONG to move—

That a bill be introduced for an Act to require the Hurlstone Agricultural High School site to be retained for educational purposes. (Hurlstone Agricultural High School Site Bill).


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ORDERS OF THE DAY (for Bills)—

1 Workers Compensation Amendment (Lump Sum Compensation) Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Paul Lynch, "That this bill be now read a second time". (Introduced 15 October 2015—Mr Paul Toole; lapses 14 April 2016).

2 Wyong Special Area (Protection) Bill; resumption of the interrupted debate, on the motion of Mr David

Harris, "That this bill be now read a second time". (Introduced 19 November 2015—Mr David Mehan speaking, 7 minutes remaining; lapses 14 April 2016).

3 Government Information (Public Access) Amendment (Sydney Motorway Corporation) Bill; resumption

of the interrupted debate, on the motion of Ms Jodi McKay, "That this bill be now read a second time". (Introduced 25 February 2016—Mr Damien Tudehope speaking, 1 minute remaining after obtaining an extension; lapses 20 May 2016).

4 Mining and Petroleum Industry Political Donations Legislation Amendment (Corruption Risk Reduction)

Bill; resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mr Jamie Parker, "That this bill be now read a second time". (Introduced 10 March 2016—Mr Victor Dominello; lapses 20 May 2016).

5 Law Enforcement (Powers and Responsibilities) Amendment (Sniffer Dogs—Repeal of Powers) Bill;

resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Ms Jenny Leong, "That this bill be now read a second time". (Introduced 17 March 2016—Mr Gareth Ward; lapses 17 August 2016).

NOTICES OF MOTIONS (General Notices)

483 AUSTRALIAN ENERGY REGULAR PRICINGMS SONIA HORNERY to move—

That this House:(1) Considers the decision of the Australian Energy Regulator (AER) in regard to pricing is not a

viable proposition for investors.(2) Notes that Networks NSW is fighting the AER decision which sets its revenue at $5.7 billion, or

25 per cent, below what the networks requested for the period 2014 to 2019.(3) Urges the Minister for Industry, Resources and Energy to reconsider its decision to sell long term

leases in the power networks.

(Notice given 13 October 2015—lapses 14 April 2016)

484 CURTIS CHENG TRIBUTEDR GEOFF LEE to move—

That this House:(1) Pays tribute to Curtis Cheng, an admired and respected member of the NSW Police Force, and

sends sincere condolences to his wife, children and family, friends and colleagues.(2) Recognises the NSW Police for its service, courage and dedication to ensuring a safe and

harmonious community.(3) Condemns all extremist views, acts and behaviour.(4) Recognises that, despite this terrorist act, the city of Parramatta remains a strong, welcoming and

resilient multicultural community.


485 ANTI-POVERTY WEEKMS TRISH DOYLE to move—

That this House:(1) Notes that this week is Anti-poverty Week.(2) Notes that around half a million Australian children live in a family which is suffering poverty or

serious hardship.(3) Notes that children from poorer families are twice as likely as those from wealthy families to have

very low levels of literacy and numeracy and poorer educational outcomes.(4) Appreciates the important work to alleviate poverty undertaken in the Blue Mountains electorate

by agencies such as Blue Mountains Family Support Service, Food Banks, Soul Kitchen and the Blue Mountains Neighbourhood Centres network.


486 KIRSTY FULLER NETBALL COACHMR ADAM MARSHALL to move—

That this House:(1) Congratulates Glen Innes secondary school teacher Kirstie Fuller on recently being appointed by

Netball NSW as Assistant Coach of the New South Wales under 17 years netball development squad, which will contest the National Netball Championships at Perth's State Netball Centre in April 2016.

(2) Notes that Kirstie was a successful and well respected Head Coach of the Northern Inland

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Academy of Sport netball program.(3) Wishes Kirstie every success in her new coaching role.


487 LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTION REFORM AND PROPERTY DEVELOPERSDR HUGH MCDERMOTT to move—

That this House:(1) Notes the recent decision of the High Court of Australia upholding the New South Wales ban on

political donations from property developers to candidates at state elections.(2) Notes that there remains a risk of corruption in local government elections unless political

expenditure caps and restrictions on property developer donations are introduced to local government elections.

(3) Calls for consistency between state and local government political donation laws to be implemented as a matter of urgency.

(4) Calls for legislation to be introduced so that property developers cannot be candidates at local government elections.

(5) Considers that New South Wales must lead the way on electoral reform in Australia.


488 TAMWORTH SERENDIPITY COMMITTEE MR KEVIN ANDERSON to move—

That this House congratulates the serendipity committee in Tamworth for its excellent work in raising awareness of breast cancer, including an awareness day.


489 AUSTRALIAN ZHONGSHAN BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONSMS JODI MCKAY to move—

That this House:(1) Congratulates the Australian Zhongshan Business Associations Incorporated on being established

in Sydney.(2) Recognises the commitment of Benny Wong, Jonathon Yee, Richard Gao, Eric Chen, Chio Kuan

Sun, Raymond Liu, Andrew Fong, Douglas You, Steven Lin, Daniel Yu, Gordon Chen, Lan Li, George Young, George Li and Michelle Chan.

(3) Thanks the executive committee for its work to support business and trade between Australia and Zhongshan.


490 BRIAN KELLY NATIONAL ROAD TRANSPORT HALL OF FAME INDUCTIONMR ADAM MARSHALL to move—

That this House:(1) Congratulates Brian Kelly, of Kelly's Transport, on being inducted into the National Road

Transport Hall of Fame by the Road Transport Historical Society at the 2015 Reunion held in Alice Springs in August 2015.

(2) Notes Kelly's Transport was started around 60 years ago by Edgar Kelly, and since 1989 has been run by his sons Brian, Michael, Chris and Tim.

(3) Acknowledges Kelly's Transport has grown over the years and now usually has seven B-doubles

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on the road at any given time transporting livestock state wide.


491 KANGY ANGY NSW TRAINS MAINTENANCE YARDMR DAVID HARRIS to move—

That this House:(1) Notes that the Government plans to build a NSW Trains Maintenance Yard at Kangy Angy.(2) Notes the strong community opposition to the proposal.(3) Notes that for the last five years the Government has been in negotiations with Darkinjung

Aboriginal Land Council to place the maintenance yard on Darkinjung land, north of Doyalson.(4) Considers the move by the Government to use Wyong Shire Council flood prone land does not

improve Aboriginal economic development on the Central Coast.


492 WESTERN SYDNEY BUSINESS CONNECTIONDR GEOFF LEE to move—

That this House:(1) Notes the important work that the Western Sydney Business Connection (WSBC) does in Western

Sydney.(2) Congratulates Michael Sugg, CEO, on his leadership to growing WSBC.(3) Recognises the recent "state of region" address event held in Parramatta as one of the most

important business events in Western Sydney.


493 BADGERYS CREEK AIRPORT RAIL LINKMS PRUE CAR to move—

That this House:(1) Notes that the proposed Badgerys Creek airport should be matched with a rail link to connect the

facilities to the rest of Sydney.(2) Calls on the Government to pressure the Commonwealth Government to commit to building a

proper rail link to Badgerys Creek.


494 RIDING FOR THE DISABLED TAMWORTHMR KEVIN ANDERSON to move—

That this House:(1) Congratulates the Tamworth Committee for Riding for the Disabled Association.(2) Commends the committee for holding a fundraising day on 11 October 2015 with the running of

the inaugural Riding for the Disabled Association gold cup.


495 HAMILTON GASWORKS SITE CONTAMINATIONMR TIM CRAKANTHORP to move—

That this House:

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(1) Notes that a Department of Planning report to the New South Wales Planning Assessment Commission in August stated that soils and groundwater on the Hamilton Gasworks site were "significantly contaminated with benzene, hydrocarbons, cyanide and other heavy metals that exceed relevant human health criteria and therefore pose risks to human health and the environment".

(2) Notes that in 2011 the Environment Protection Agency (EPA) declared the Hamilton Gasworks a significantly contaminated site.

(3) Condemns the Government and the EPA for failing to take any significant action on this issue in a timely manner.


496 HOWARD EASTWOOD GLEN INNES BUSINESS HONOURMR ADAM MARSHALL to move—

That this House:(1) Congratulates Howard Eastwood on being honoured as the Glen Innes Severn Council Icon of

Business, at the Glen Innes Examiner Business Awards on 4 September 2015.(2) Notes that in 1961 Howard Eastwood started the Eastman Photo Labs and through innovation and

entrepreneurial spirit expanded his Glen Innes business nationally and internationally to be exceptionally competitive in the digital photographic industry.

(3) Acknowledges the successful succession planning implemented by Mr Eastwood resulted in the business being taken over by his sons in 2000 and wishes them all the best with the future of Eastman Photo Labs.


497 HUNTER PLANNING AND TRANSPORT AUTHORITYMS JENNY AITCHISON to move—

That this House calls on the Government to establish a Hunter Planning and Transport Authority to develop an integrated transport, land use and development plan for the Hunter region to ensure the economic development and social inclusion of all Hunter communities.


498 TAMWORTH RURAL REFERRAL HOSPITAL EXECUTIVE TEAMMR KEVIN ANDERSON to move—

That this House congratulates the executive team at the Tamworth Rural Referral Hospital for their excellent and dedicated work during the $210 million redevelopment of the facility.


499 ROADS AND MARITIME OFFICE WALLSENDMS SONIA HORNERY to move—

That this House:(1) Notes that the Wallsend Roads and Maritime office will be closed while it is converted into a

Services NSW Centre.(2) Notes that staff will be temporarily relocated to a site in Nelson Street, Wallsend, and that some

staff have expressed concern for their safety at this site.(3) Calls on the Minister for Roads and Maritime Services to ensure staff safety is a paramount

consideration and to engage with staff to make sure concerns are all addressed.

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500 NORTH PARRAMATTA HERITAGE PRECINCTDR GEOFF LEE to move—

That this House:(1) Congratulates the Government for its planning of the North Parramatta Heritage Precinct.(2) Congratulates Urban Growth, the Department of Planning and the Heritage Council for their work

to ensure the vision to make this precinct an exemplar of heritage conservation in Australia.


501 ASSYRIAN DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENTDR HUGH MCDERMOTT to move—

That this House:(1) Commends the work of the Assyrian Democratic Movement and other political organisations in

Iraq that have the objective of building democracy and supporting a transparent governance process.

(2) Notes that the peoples of Iraq and Syria currently face persecution on the grounds of their ethnicity and religion.

(3) Notes that with continued effort from western governments, the prevalence of democracy, equality and freedom in Iraq and Syria will improve.

(4) Supports the continued work of Assyrian, Chaldean and Syriac organisations in Western Sydney in assisting newly-arrived refugees from the Middle East.


502 RIDING FOR THE DISABLED WAGGA WAGGAMR DARYL MAGUIRE to move—

That this House congratulates the Riding for the Disabled Association Wagga Wagga on celebrating 40 years of service to people with disabilities and acknowledges the contribution of everyone involved.


503 CROYDON RAILWAY STATION DESIGNMS JODI MCKAY to move—

That this House:(1) Notes that the design for the new Croydon Railway Station is not in keeping with other buildings

in Croydon and will impact negatively on the amenity of the area.(2) Calls on the Minister for Transport to amend the plans for the station so as to reflect the heritage

of Croydon.(3) Thanks the Minister for recognising the importance of upgrading the Croydon station to improve

access for the community.


504 HUNTER PUBLIC TRANSPORTMS SONIA HORNERY to move—

That this House:(1) Notes the call by the NRMA for the Government to improve public transport across the Hunter.

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(2) Notes comments made at the recent "Fit to Drive" forum in Newcastle, that it takes seniors between two and three hours to commute from Swansea-Belmont to the Mater Hospital in Waratah.

(3) Urges the Minister for Transport to improve travel times for commuters in the Hunter, including the implementation of the long awaited full Hunter bus review.


505 WOOLLAHRA PUBLIC SCHOOL NIGHT OF THE NOTABLESMS GABRIELLE UPTON to move—

That this House:(1) Notes that on 9 October 2015 the Member for Vaucluse attended the Woollahra Public School

year 6 "Night of the Notables", highlighting student-research into historic leaders and showcasing their legacy to fellow peers.

(2) Commends the students for their hard work and dedication to historical research and learning.(3) Commends School Principal Simon Symeou, staff and parents for their encouragement and

support of the students.


506 TAFE REVIEW AND RATIONALISATIONMS TRISH DOYLE to move—

That this House:(1) Condemns the Government for the substantial course cuts and job losses resulting from the TAFE

"review and rationalisation" process in the Blue Mountains.(2) Condemns the Government for the sell-off of TAFE campuses and the privatisation, by

progressive stealth, of an important public education institution.(3) Acknowledges and thanks the many committed TAFE teachers and students, particularly the

TAFE Community Alliance, who continue to believe in and fight for the TAFE system despite the Government policies.


507 NEW BO WA RESTAURANTMR ADAM MARSHALL to move—

That this House:(1) Notes that the New Bo Wa restaurant in Moree is the best Chinese restaurant in rural and regional

New South Wales, being awarded the top award at the recent NSW Savour Australia Restaurant and Catering Awards for Excellence 2015.

(2) Congratulates restaurant co-owners Edward and George Wong and their wonderful staff on taking out the award over the eight other Chinese restaurant finalists, chosen from more than 380 local restaurants, cafes and catering businesses, which were judged across 71 categories.


508 PEDESTRIAN SAFETY – THE ENTRANCE ELECTORATEMR DAVID MEHAN to move—

That this House:(1) Notes that there is a lack of safe pedestrian crossings on RMS roads within The Entrance

electorate.

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(2) Notes that a lack of safe crossings is discouraging pedestrian traffic.(3) Calls on the Government to develop a plan to increase safe pedestrian crossings on RMS

roadways in The Entrance electorate.


509 VAUCLUSE HOUSEMS GABRIELLE UPTON to move—

That this House:(1) Notes that on 11 October 2014 the Member for Vaucluse attended Vaucluse House to recognise

and celebrate its centenary as a public museum.(2) Notes that this estate was the ancestral home of William Charles Wentworth, a significant leader

in the establishment of democracy in colonial New South Wales, and whose portrait hangs in this Chamber.

(3) Thanks the Minister for the Environment and Sydney Living Museum trustees Michael Rose, Andrew Tink AM, Naseema Sparks and Louise McEivogue for the leadership they show in preserving such an historic estate.

(4) Supports the future of Vaucluse House as an historic estate, open to the public for their enjoyment and education.


510 TAFE CAMPUS CLOSURESMS PRUE CAR to move—

That this House:(1) Notes that Cabinet documents reveal Government plans to close TAFE campuses across New

South Wales.(2) Notes the proposed closures are on top of rocketing fees, making many TAFE courses

unaffordable for many potential students.(3) Considers that students in Western Sydney deserve to have access to affordable training

opportunities.


511 UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND CIVIL ENGINEERING AWARD WINNERSMR ADAM MARSHALL to move—

That this House:(1) Congratulates engineers from the University of New England (UNE) on being awarded the R. W.

Chapman Medal for civil structural engineering.(2) Notes UNE engineers, Rex Glencross-Grant, Robert Patterson, John Moore and Seyed Mahini

received the award for their paper on monitoring the health of old timber bridges using cheaper laser-based techniques.

(3) Acknowledges the commitment of UNE to local engineering issues and the importance of UNE being recognised as an excellent location to study engineering.


512 GOSFORD WATERFRONT LAND DEVELOPMENTMS KATHY SMITH to move—

That this House:

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(1) Notes the call by the Member for Gosford for the halt of the sale of land that was previously the site of the Gosford Public School on the Gosford waterfront, land that was promised to the community for public use.

(2) Notes that this land is owned by the Government of New South Wales and should not be sold to developers to build a four storey building, on land zoned for a 14 storey construction that is to be leased to the Federal Government for office accommodation for the Australian Taxation Office.

(3) Notes that any sale will leave many questions unanswered, both to the Gosford and the wider Central Coast communities in general, particularly the question of how the developer intends to recoup the income for leasing only a four storey building as opposed to 14 storeys.


513 TERRY-ANNE SHARPLES – VOLUNTEER AWARD RECIPIENT—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 14 October 2015—lapses 15 April 2016)

514 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PREVENTION SERVICES—MS JENNY AITCHISON(Notice given 14 October 2015—lapses 15 April 2016)

515 GLEN INNES RURAL WOMEN’S GATHERING—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 14 October 2015—lapses 15 April 2016)

516 NEWCASTLE FERRY SERVICES—MR TIM CRAKANTHORP(Notice given 14 October 2015—lapses 15 April 2016)

517 POKOLBIN ROADS UPGRADES—MR MICHAEL JOHNSEN(Notice given 14 October 2015—lapses 15 April 2016)

518 STRATHFIELD GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL HALL—MS JODI MCKAY(Notice given 14 October 2015—lapses 15 April 2016)

519 STARTLOGIXS ELECTRONIC – BUSINESS AWARD WINNER—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 14 October 2015—lapses 15 April 2016)

520 BLACKTOWN AND DISTRICTS FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION—DR HUGH MCDERMOTT(Notice given 14 October 2015—lapses 15 April 2016)

521 IAN FORRESTER NATIONAL ROAD TRANSPORT HALL OF FAME INDUCTION—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 14 October 2015—lapses 15 April 2016)

523 WOMEN’S CENTRES FUNDING—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 20 October 2015—lapses 21 April 2016)

524 BRIAN BARRATT SES LIFE MEMBERSHIP—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 20 October 2015—lapses 21 April 2016)

525 HOLROYD CITY COUNCIL—DR HUGH MCDERMOTT(Notice given 20 October 2015—lapses 21 April 2016)

526 UNIPLAN GROUP—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 20 October 2015—lapses 21 April 2016)

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527 WYONG GROVE PUBLIC SCHOOL SITE—MR DAVID HARRIS(Notice given 20 October 2015—lapses 21 April 2016)

528 FIESTA LA PEEL—MR KEVIN ANDERSON(Notice given 20 October 2015—lapses 21 April 2016)

529 HABERFIELD HERITAGE AND WESTCONNEX—MS JO HAYLEN(Notice given 20 October 2015—lapses 21 April 2016)

530 HOUSING STRESS AND HOMELESSNESS—MS TRISH DOYLE(Notice given 20 October 2015—lapses 21 April 2016)

531 INVERELL KOSHIKI KARATE TEAM SUCCESS—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 20 October 2015—lapses 21 April 2016)

532 GRANVILLE TAFE BUILDINGS—MS JULIA FINN(Notice given 20 October 2015—lapses 21 April 2016)

533 RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE FUND RAISING EFFORTS—MR KEVIN ANDERSON(Notice given 20 October 2015—lapses 21 April 2016)

534 PUNCHBOWL RAILWAY STATION EASY ACCESS UPGRADE—MR JIHAD DIB(Notice given 20 October 2015—lapses 21 April 2016)

535 YOUNG AGGIES MOREE FUND RAISING—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 20 October 2015—lapses 21 April 2016)

536 WALLSEND MOTOR REGISTRY ON THE SPOT SERVICES—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 20 October 2015—lapses 21 April 2016)

537 KYARA MCINTYRE AND STELLA GREIVE SWIMMING EXCELLENCE AWARDS—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 20 October 2015—lapses 21 April 2016)

538 HEALTH FUNDING GAP—DR HUGH MCDERMOTT(Notice given 20 October 2015—lapses 21 April 2016)

539 TAMWORTH CALALA COTTAGE COMMITTEE—MR KEVIN ANDERSON(Notice given 20 October 2015—lapses 21 April 2016)

542 NEWCASTLE TRANSPORT AUTHORITY—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 21 October 2015—lapses 22 April 2016)

543 SPRING CYCLE EVENT—MS GABRIELLE UPTON(Notice given 21 October 2015—lapses 22 April 2016)

544 DYSLEXIA AWARENESS—DR HUGH MCDERMOTT(Notice given 21 October 2015—lapses 22 April 2016)

545 UNITED NATIONS 70TH ANNIVERSARY—MR ALISTER HENSKENS(Notice given 21 October 2015—lapses 22 April 2016)

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546 BATEAU BAY PUBLIC SCHOOL SECURITY FENCING—MR DAVID MEHAN(Notice given 21 October 2015—lapses 22 April 2016)

547 LANDCARE VOLUNTEERS—MR KEVIN ANDERSON(Notice given 21 October 2015—lapses 22 April 2016)

548 WESTERN SYDNEY AIRPORT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT—MS PRUE CAR(Notice given 21 October 2015—lapses 22 April 2016)

549 OCHRE: OPPORTUNITY, CHOICE, HEALING, RESPONSIBILITY, EMPOWERMENT—MRS MELINDA PAVEY(Notice given 21 October 2015—lapses 22 April 2016)

550 NEWCASTLE GANESHOTVA—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 21 October 2015—lapses 22 April 2016)

551 UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND SPORTS AWARDS—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 21 October 2015—lapses 22 April 2016)

552 LEGAL PROFESSION DIVERSITY—DR HUGH MCDERMOTT(Notice given 21 October 2015—lapses 22 April 2016)

553 NICKY WESTERN DUATHLON WORLD CHAMPION—MR MICHAEL JOHNSEN(Notice given 21 October 2015—lapses 22 April 2016)

554 JOHN HUNTER HOSPITAL EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT BACKLOG—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 21 October 2015—lapses 22 April 2016)

555 GRANDPARENTS DAY—MR KEVIN ANDERSON(Notice given 21 October 2015—lapses 22 April 2016)

556 WESTERN SYDNEY UNIVERSITY AND SCIENCE ORGANISATIONS COLLABORATION—DR HUGH MCDERMOTT(Notice given 21 October 2015—lapses 22 April 2016)

557 PLATTSBURG PUBLIC SCHOOL 150TH ANNIVERSARY—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 21 October 2015—lapses 22 April 2016)

558 UPPER HUNTER EDUCATION FUNDING—MR MICHAEL JOHNSEN(Notice given 21 October 2015—lapses 22 April 2016)

560 NSW AMBULANCE DEATH AND DISABILITY AWARD—MS NOREEN HAY(Notice given 22 October 2015—lapses 23 April 2016)

561 MOREE LIONS CLUB CONVENTION—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 22 October 2015—lapses 23 April 2016)

562 NEWCASTLE ROAD CONGESTION—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 22 October 2015—lapses 23 April 2016)

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563 UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND SPORT AWARDS—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 22 October 2015—lapses 23 April 2016)

564 ALISON HOMESTEAD MUSEUM—MR DAVID HARRIS(Notice given 22 October 2015—lapses 23 April 2016)

565 PAM WESTE OFFICIATING QUALIFICATIONS—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 22 October 2015—lapses 23 April 2016)

566 SYDENHAM – BANKSTOWN URBAN RENEWAL—MR JIHAD DIB(Notice given 22 October 2015—lapses 23 April 2016)

567 ASHFIELD-BURWOOD BRANCH OF THE NSW JUSTICES ASSOCIATION—MS JODI MCKAY(Notice given 22 October 2015—lapses 23 April 2016)

568 INTERSEX AWARENESS DAY—MS JENNY LEONG(Notice given 22 October 2015—lapses 23 April 2016)

569 START-UP SECTOR OF THE ECONOMY—MR ALEX GREENWICH(Notice given 22 October 2015—lapses 23 April 2016)

570 PUBLIC HOUSING AND RENT—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 22 October 2015—lapses 23 April 2016)

571 HINDU COUNCIL AND DIWALI CELEBRATION—MS JODI MCKAY(Notice given 22 October 2015—lapses 23 April 2016)

572 SMALL BUSINESS RENT AFFORDABILITY—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 22 October 2015—lapses 23 April 2016)

573 MARY PILKINTON CARERS AWARD—MS JODI MCKAY(Notice given 22 October 2015—lapses 23 April 2016)

574 DR HUTTON ODDY LIVESTOCK RESEARCHER—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 22 October 2015—lapses 23 April 2016)

575 UNLAWFUL LABOUR HIRE PRACTICES—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 27 October 2015—lapses 28 April 2016)

576 STEPHEN CHAPMAN - FINANCIAL LITERACY SCHOLARSHIP AWARD—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 27 October 2015—lapses 28 April 2016)

577 WESTERN SYDNEY AIRPORT FREIGHT RAIL LINK—DR HUGH MCDERMOTT(Notice given 27 October 2015—lapses 28 April 2016)

578 RUGBY UNION WORLD CUP FINAL—MR STEPHEN BROMHEAD(Notice given 27 October 2015—lapses 28 April 2016)

579 BELMONT TAFE CAMPUS—MS YASMIN CATLEY(Notice given 27 October 2015—lapses 28 April 2016)

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580 BLUESCOPE STEEL PRODUCTION AT PORT KEMBLA—MR GARETH WARD(Notice given 27 October 2015—lapses 28 April 2016)

581 CENTRAL COAST EMPLOYMENT LEVELS—MR DAVID MEHAN(Notice given 27 October 2015—lapses 28 April 2016)

582 ALEX JEFFERY AND KELSIE DODD DANCE PERFORMANCE—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 27 October 2015—lapses 28 April 2016)

583 M4 WIDENING CONSTRUCTION WORKS—MS JULIA FINN(Notice given 27 October 2015—lapses 28 April 2016)

584 STATE TRAINING AWARDS – NORTHERN TABLELANDS FINALISTS—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 27 October 2015—lapses 28 April 2016)

585 GREATER NEWCASTLE COUNCIL AMALGAMATION—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 27 October 2015—lapses 28 April 2016)

586 DUNYA ALRUHAIMI - HIGHER EDUCATION INTERNATIONAL STUDENT AWARD RECIPIENT—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 27 October 2015—lapses 28 April 2016)

587 WOMEN REPRESENTATION ON BOARDS—DR HUGH MCDERMOTT(Notice given 27 October 2015—lapses 28 April 2016)

588 CLARE QUILITY - SPELLING BEE REGIONAL FINALIST—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 27 October 2015—lapses 28 April 2016)

589 AROP AKOK DENG CHOM - INDUSTRY EXCELLENCE AWARD RECIPIENT—MS JULIA FINN(Notice given 27 October 2015—lapses 28 April 2016)

590 ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR ANNE PENDER – BICENTENNIAL FELLOWSHIP RECIPIENT—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 27 October 2015—lapses 28 April 2016)

591 BOSSLEY PARK HIGH SCHOOL RELAY FOR LIFE PARTICIPATION—DR HUGH MCDERMOTT(Notice given 28 October 2015—lapses 29 April 2016)

592 POLICE REMEMBRANCE SERVICE - CENTRAL SYNAGOGUE—MS GABRIELLE UPTON(Notice given 28 October 2015—lapses 29 April 2016)

593 EAST COAST HIGH SPEED RAIL—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 28 October 2015—lapses 29 April 2016)

594 WOLLONGONG LOCAL AREA COMMAND FUND RAISING INITIATIVES—MS NOREEN HAY(Notice given 28 October 2015—lapses 29 April 2016)

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595 ROSE BAY STREET FAIR—MS GABRIELLE UPTON(Notice given 28 October 2015—lapses 29 April 2016)

596 CENTRAL COAST ROAD SIGNAGE—MR DAVID MEHAN(Notice given 28 October 2015—lapses 29 April 2016)

597 SLIM DUSTY COUNTRY MUSIC FESTIVAL—MRS MELINDA PAVEY(Notice given 28 October 2015—lapses 29 April 2016)

598 TAFE TEACHING AND ADMINISTRATION POSITIONS—MS YASMIN CATLEY(Notice given 28 October 2015—lapses 29 April 2016)

599 XS ESPRESSO FUND RAISING FOR THE CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL—DR HUGH MCDERMOTT(Notice given 28 October 2015—lapses 29 April 2016)

600 BERESFIELD POLICE STATION—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 28 October 2015—lapses 29 April 2016)

601 STUARTS POINTS PLAYERS—MRS MELINDA PAVEY(Notice given 28 October 2015—lapses 29 April 2016)

602 MEDICINAL CANNABIS TRIALS—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 28 October 2015—lapses 29 April 2016)

603 DUNGOG FESTIVAL—MR MICHAEL JOHNSEN(Notice given 28 October 2015—lapses 29 April 2016)

605 STATE PRIORITIES—MR CLAYTON BARR(Notice given 28 October 2015—lapses 29 April 2016)

606 SKILLS ONLINE WEBSITE—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 29 October 2015—lapses 30 April 2016)

607 ROSS HILL PUBLIC SCHOOL DEBATING TEAM—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 29 October 2015—lapses 30 April 2016)

608 GOSFORD COUNCIL LAND SALE—MR DAVID MEHAN(Notice given 29 October 2015—lapses 30 April 2016)

609 GLEN INNES HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 29 October 2015—lapses 30 April 2016)

610 BANKSTOWN YOUTH DEVELOPMENT SERVICE—MS TANIA MIHAILUK(Notice given 29 October 2015—lapses 30 April 2016)

611 SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND LANDCARE AWARDS—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 29 October 2015—lapses 30 April 2016)

612 GONSKI FUNDING—MR JIHAD DIB(Notice given 29 October 2015—lapses 30 April 2016)

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613 GLEN INNES CHARITY DEBUTANTE BALL—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 29 October 2015—lapses 30 April 2016)

614 WESTERN NEWCASTLE TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 29 October 2015—lapses 30 April 2016)

615 STUARTS POINT AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY ORGANISATION—MRS MELINDA PAVEY(Notice given 29 October 2015—lapses 30 April 2016)

616 ELLIE RODGER FUNDRAISING—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 29 October 2015—lapses 30 April 2016)

617 GLENDALE TAFE—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 10 November 2015—lapses 11 May 2016)

618 NEWCASTLE PUBLIC TRANSPORT SERVICE PROVISION—MS YASMIN CATLEY(Notice given 10 November 2015—lapses 11 May 2016)

619 NEWCASTLE PUBLIC TRANSPORT OPERATOR—MR TIM CRAKANTHORP(Notice given 10 November 2015—lapses 11 May 2016)

620 MOTOR VEHICLE REPAIR INDUSTRY REFORMS—MR JOHN ROBERTSON(Notice given 10 November 2015—lapses 11 May 2016)

621 TAFE FREE ENGLISH CLASSES—MS JULIA FINN(Notice given 10 November 2015—lapses 11 May 2016)

622 CROYDON PARK HEALTH AND FITNESS FAIR—MS JODI MCKAY(Notice given 10 November 2015—lapses 11 May 2016)

623 RICHARDSON’S LOOKOUT PEACE PARK—MS JO HAYLEN(Notice given 10 November 2015—lapses 11 May 2016)

624 MACQUARIE LEGAL CENTRE—DR GEOFF LEE(Notice given 10 November 2015—lapses 11 May 2016)

625 TAFE BUDGET—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 10 November 2015—lapses 11 May 2016)

626 RIVERSIDE PARK, KEMPSEY—MRS MELINDA PAVEY(Notice given 10 November 2015—lapses 11 May 2016)

627 NATIONAL HISTORY CHALLENGE AWARDS—MS JODI MCKAY(Notice given 10 November 2015—lapses 11 May 2016)

628 LONG DAY CARE CENTRE FUNDING - OATLEY ELECTORATE—MR MARK COURE(Notice given 10 November 2015—lapses 11 May 2016)

629 MAGIC YELLOW BUS MOBILE PLAY GROUP—MS JO HAYLEN(Notice given 10 November 2015—lapses 11 May 2016)

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631 BELMONT AND GLENDALE TAFE PROPOSED SALE—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 10 November 2015—lapses 11 May 2016)

632 GLADSTONE STATE EMERGENCY SERVICE—MRS MELINDA PAVEY(Notice given 10 November 2015—lapses 11 May 2016)

633 CONDER STREET SCHOOL CROSSING—MS JODI MCKAY(Notice given 10 November 2015—lapses 11 May 2016)

634 FRASER PARK FOOTBALL CLUB—MS JO HAYLEN(Notice given 10 November 2015—lapses 11 May 2016)

635 WESTCONNEX COMPULSORY PROPERTY ACQUISITION—MS JODI MCKAY(Notice given 10 November 2015—lapses 11 May 2016)

636 SAFE SCHOOLS COALITION—MS JO HAYLEN(Notice given 10 November 2015—lapses 11 May 2016)

637 GLENDALE TAFE ELECTRO TECHNOLOGY COURSES—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 12 November 2015—lapses 13 May 2016)

638 BOWRAVILLE ABORIGINAL MEMORIALS—MRS LESLIE WILLIAMS(Notice given 12 November 2015—lapses 13 May 2016)

639 BREAST CANCER RESEARCH DETECTION AND TREATMENT—MS NOREEN HAY(Notice given 12 November 2015—lapses 13 May 2016)

640 WOOLLAHRA PRESCHOOL HALLOWEEN FUNDRAISER—MS GABRIELLE UPTON(Notice given 12 November 2015—lapses 13 May 2016)

641 NATIONAL HISTORY CHALLENGE—MS JO HAYLEN(Notice given 12 November 2015—lapses 13 May 2016)

642 FAIRFAX MEDIA NEW ENGLAND AND NORTH WEST RESTRUCTURE—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 12 November 2015—lapses 13 May 2016)

643 ROYAL PRINCE ALFRED HOSPITAL STAFF ACCESS TO TRANSPORT—MS JENNY LEONG(Notice given 12 November 2015—lapses 13 May 2016)

644 ARMIDALE NEIGHBOURING CENTRE NO INTEREST LOANS SCHEME—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 12 November 2015—lapses 13 May 2016)

645 BURWOOD UNITING CHURCH PRE-SCHOOL SENIOR STAFF RETIREMENTS—MS JODI MCKAY(Notice given 12 November 2015—lapses 13 May 2016)

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646 JAMES BIRMINGHAM WORDSKILLS COMPETITION AWARD—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 12 November 2015—lapses 13 May 2016)

647 TEXT MESSAGE SERVICE FOR DADS—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 12 November 2015—lapses 13 May 2016)

648 BACKTRACK YOUTH SERVICE AWARD—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 12 November 2015—lapses 13 May 2016)

649 TAFE FUNDING—MS NOREEN HAY(Notice given 12 November 2015—lapses 13 May 2016)

650 ARMIDALE CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL PREMIER’S SPELLING BEE PARTICIPANTS—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 12 November 2015—lapses 13 May 2016)

651 JOHN HUNTER HOSPITAL EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT STAFF LEVELS—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 12 November 2015—lapses 13 May 2016)

652 WOLLONGONG AMBULANCE STATION UPGRADE—MS NOREEN HAY(Notice given 12 November 2015—lapses 13 May 2016)

653 MAMDOUH ATALLA CONDOLENCE—MR LUKE FOLEY(Notice given 17 November 2015—lapses 18 May 2016)

654 PARIS TERRORIST INCIDENTS—MR GARETH WARD(Notice given 17 November 2015—lapses 18 May 2016)

655 HUNTER WATER OUTSOURCING—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 17 November 2015—lapses 18 May 2016)

656 BEN LOMOND MEMORIAL HALL—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 17 November 2015—lapses 18 May 2016)

657 COMMUNITY BUILDING PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM FUNDING—MS NOREEN HAY(Notice given 17 November 2015—lapses 18 May 2016)

658 PARRAMATTA REMEMBRANCE DAY COMMEMORATION—DR GEOFF LEE(Notice given 17 November 2015—lapses 18 May 2016)

659 REGISTERED NURSES AT AGED CARE FACILITIES—MS TRISH DOYLE(Notice given 17 November 2015—lapses 18 May 2016)

660 LUGARNO LIONS CLUB—MR MARK COURE(Notice given 17 November 2015—lapses 18 May 2016)

661 INNER WEST YOUTH HOMELESSNESS SERVICE—MS JO HAYLEN(Notice given 17 November 2015—lapses 18 May 2016)

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662 AURORA COLLEGE—MS KATRINA HODGKINSON(Notice given 17 November 2015—lapses 18 May 2016)

663 WOMEN’S CRISIS CENTRE FUNDING—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 17 November 2015—lapses 18 May 2016)

664 ALEX SNELL SCHOOLS CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION PARTICIPANT—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 17 November 2015—lapses 18 May 2016)

665 SURF LIFE SAVING ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—MS NOREEN HAY(Notice given 17 November 2015—lapses 18 May 2016)

666 BAPS SHRI SWAMINARAYAN MANDIR COMMUNITY—DR GEOFF LEE(Notice given 17 November 2015—lapses 18 May 2016)

667 LOWER HUNTER HOSPITAL—MS JENNY AITCHISON(Notice given 17 November 2015—lapses 18 May 2016)

668 DROPPING OFF THE EDGE STUDY—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 17 November 2015—lapses 18 May 2016)

669 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE DEATH REVIEW TEAM RECOMMENDATIONS—MS NOREEN HAY(Notice given 18 November 2015—lapses 19 May 2016)

670 BLACK HEAD SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB ACCESS ROAD—MR STEPHEN BROMHEAD(Notice given 18 November 2015—lapses 19 May 2016)

671 WHITE RIBBON DAY AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE—MS TRISH DOYLE(Notice given 18 November 2015—lapses 19 May 2016)

672 WAVERLEY REMEMBRANCE DAY COMMEMORATION—MS GABRIELLE UPTON(Notice given 18 November 2015—lapses 19 May 2016)

673 WEAR ORANGE DAY—MS JODI MCKAY(Notice given 18 November 2015—lapses 19 May 2016)

674 SHARK MANAGEMENT STRATEGY FOR CENTRAL COAST BEACHES—MR DAVID MEHAN(Notice given 18 November 2015—lapses 19 May 2016)

675 LOCAL GOVERNMENT AMALGAMATIONS IN NEWCASTLE, HUNTER, LAKE MACQUARIE AND CENTRAL COAST—MS YASMIN CATLEY(Notice given 18 November 2015—lapses 19 May 2016)

676 ARTS HEALTH INSTITUTE—MR TIM CRAKANTHORP(Notice given 18 November 2015—lapses 19 May 2016)

677 SUB-SURFACE PROPERTY ACQUISITION—MS JO HAYLEN(Notice given 18 November 2015—lapses 19 May 2016)

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678 STAFFING RATIOS IN AGED CARE FACILITIES—MS NOREEN HAY(Notice given 18 November 2015—lapses 19 May 2016)

679 GOLDEN GLOBE RESTAURANT BURWOOD—MS JODI MCKAY(Notice given 18 November 2015—lapses 19 May 2016)

680 JOHN HUNTER HOSPITAL EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT RESOURCING—MS YASMIN CATLEY(Notice given 18 November 2015—lapses 19 May 2016)

681 MARRICKVILLE SPRING GARDEN COMPETITION—MS JO HAYLEN(Notice given 18 November 2015—lapses 19 May 2016)

682 VETERANS POST TRAUMA STRESS DISORDER—MS NOREEN HAY(Notice given 18 November 2015—lapses 19 May 2016)

683 SYDNEY MOTORWAY CORPORATION—MS JODI MCKAY(Notice given 18 November 2015—lapses 19 May 2016)

684 BELMONT TAFE INFORMATION SESSION—MS YASMIN CATLEY(Notice given 18 November 2015—lapses 19 May 2016)

685 GST PROPOSED INCREASE—MS NOREEN HAY(Notice given 18 November 2015—lapses 19 May 2016)

687 HUNTER STUDENTS IN PREMIER’S SPELLING BEE—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 19 November 2015—lapses 20 May 2016)

688 SOUTH COAST EXPRESS TRAIN SERVICES—MR GARETH WARD(Notice given 19 November 2015—lapses 20 May 2016)

689 PACIFIC HIGHWAY WIDENING—MR DAVID MEHAN(Notice given 19 November 2015—lapses 20 May 2016)

690 MINISTERIAL DIARIES—MR GARETH WARD(Notice given 19 November 2015—lapses 20 May 2016)

691 CAMP QUALITY CONVOY—MS NOREEN HAY(Notice given 19 November 2015—lapses 20 May 2016)

692 RHYS COLEFAX CONSIDERATIONS—MR RON HOENIG(Notice given 19 November 2015—lapses 20 May 2016)

693 SUMMER HILL PUBLIC SCHOOL SPRING FAIR—MS JO HAYLEN(Notice given 19 November 2015—lapses 20 May 2016)

694 SYDNEY OLYMPIC PARK JOBS—MS JODI MCKAY(Notice given 19 November 2015—lapses 20 May 2016)

695 ACON AND WORLD AIDS DAY—MS JENNY LEONG(Notice given 19 November 2015—lapses 20 May 2016)

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696 RUTHERFORD ESTATE EMISSIONS—MS JENNY AITCHISON(Notice given 19 November 2015—lapses 20 May 2016)

697 INCREASING PRISON POPULATION—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 19 November 2015—lapses 20 May 2016)

698 SCHOOLS COMPUTER ROLLOUT—MS NOREEN HAY(Notice given 19 November 2015—lapses 20 May 2016)

699 COMPANION ANIMALS ON PUBLIC TRANSPORT—MS JO HAYLEN(Notice given 19 November 2015—lapses 20 May 2016)

700 BOLWARRA PUBLIC SCHOOL UPGRADE—MS JENNY AITCHISON(Notice given 19 November 2015—lapses 20 May 2016)

701 MCCAFFREY DRIVE ACCESS RAMPS—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 19 November 2015—lapses 20 May 2016)

702 MAITLAND POLICE CITIZENS YOUTH CLUB UPGRADE—MS JENNY AITCHISON(Notice given 19 November 2015—lapses 20 May 2016)

703 GAS BILLS—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 16 February 2016—lapses 17 August 2016)

704 ISABELLE HAMPTON – INTERNATIONAL PARALYMPIC ATHLETIC—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 16 February 2016—lapses 17 August 2016)

705 TOONGABBIE RAILWAY STATION LIFTS—DR HUGH MCDERMOTT(Notice given 16 February 2016—lapses 17 August 2016)

706 LAND TAX VALUATIONS—MR JOHN SIDOTI(Notice given 16 February 2016—lapses 17 August 2016)

707 FUNDING FOR WOMEN’S REFUGES—MS TRISH DOYLE(Notice given 16 February 2016—lapses 17 August 2016)

708 BAILEY GARDINER - CHAMPION HERDSMAN—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 16 February 2016—lapses 17 August 2016)

709 WYONG HOSPITAL—MR DAVID HARRIS(Notice given 16 February 2016—lapses 17 August 2016)

710 COUNTRY SURF LIFE SAVING TITLES—MRS MELINDA PAVEY(Notice given 16 February 2016—lapses 17 August 2016)

711 FOREIGN SEAFARERS—MS YASMIN CATLEY(Notice given 16 February 2016—lapses 17 August 2016)

712 LYME DISEASE—MR JOHN SIDOTI(Notice given 16 February 2016—lapses 17 August 2016)

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713 ALZHEIMER’S AND DEMENTIA—MS JODIE HARRISON(Notice given 16 February 2016—lapses 17 August 2016)

714 NULLAMANNA FEEDLOT BEEF SUPPLY AWARD—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 16 February 2016—lapses 17 August 2016)

715 LOWER HUNTER HOSPITAL—MS JENNY AITCHISON(Notice given 16 February 2016—lapses 17 August 2016)

716 KATH WRAY, OAM—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 16 February 2016—lapses 17 August 2016)

717 MERRYLANDS MOTOR REGISTRY CLOSURES—MS JULIA FINN(Notice given 16 February 2016—lapses 17 August 2016)

718 MANNING BASE HOSPITAL NURSE AND MIDWIFE APPOINTMENTS—MR STEPHEN BROMHEAD(Notice given 16 February 2016—lapses 17 August 2016)

719 SECOND LANGUAGES—MR GUY ZANGARI(Notice given 17 February 2016—lapses 18 August 2016)

720 JOHN COVENTRY, OAM—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 17 February 2016—lapses 18 August 2016)

721 WALLSEND FLOOD MANAGEMENT PLANS—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 17 February 2016—lapses 18 August 2016)

722 WOOLLAHRA COLLEAGUES RUGBY UNION FOOTBALL CLUB—MS GABRIELLE UPTON(Notice given 17 February 2016—lapses 18 August 2016)

723 CLOSING THE GAP REPORT—MS JENNY AITCHISON(Notice given 17 February 2016—lapses 18 August 2016)

724 SUPPORT FOR DEMENTIA SUFFERERS—MR STEPHEN BROMHEAD(Notice given 17 February 2016—lapses 18 August 2016)

725 FAIRFIELD HOSPITAL EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT UPGRADE—DR HUGH MCDERMOTT(Notice given 17 February 2016—lapses 18 August 2016)

726 WAVERLY AUSTRALIA DAY CITIZENSHIP CEREMONY—MS GABRIELLE UPTON(Notice given 17 February 2016—lapses 18 August 2016)

727 PRESCHOOL FUNDING—MS KATE WASHINGTON(Notice given 17 February 2016—lapses 18 August 2016)

728 GLEN INNES TRACK AND FIELD ATHLETES—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 17 February 2016—lapses 18 August 2016)

729 INNER WEST TRAIN SERVICES—MS JENNY LEONG(Notice given 17 February 2016—lapses 18 August 2016)

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730 TAREE TAFE CAMPUS CAPITAL WORKS—MR STEPHEN BROMHEAD(Notice given 17 February 2016—lapses 18 August 2016)

731 PELICAN MARINA COLLAPSE—MS YASMIN CATLEY(Notice given 17 February 2016—lapses 18 August 2016)

732 RIVERSTONE POLICE STATION—MR KEVIN CONOLLY(Notice given 17 February 2016—lapses 18 August 2016)

733 THE ENTRANCE MOTOR REGISTRY CLOSURE—MR DAVID MEHAN(Notice given 17 February 2016—lapses 18 August 2016)

734 SAM JENNER, CYCLIST—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 17 February 2016—lapses 18 August 2016)

736 STATE PRIORITIES—MR CLAYTON BARR(Notice given 17 February 2016—lapses 18 August 2016)

737 BODY PARTS DISPOSAL—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 18 February 2016—lapses 19 August 2016)

738 RYAN THOMAS - CYCLIST—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 18 February 2016—lapses 19 August 2016)

739 NSW TAFE—MR DAVID HARRIS(Notice given 18 February 2016—lapses 19 August 2016)

740 ORGAN DONATIONS—MR STEPHEN BROMHEAD(Notice given 18 February 2016—lapses 19 August 2016)

741 NEWCASTLE COURT COMPLEX—MR TIM CRAKANTHORP(Notice given 18 February 2016—lapses 19 August 2016)

742 BOB TREMAIN, OAM—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 18 February 2016—lapses 19 August 2016)

743 EASTLAKES FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICE—MS JODIE HARRISON(Notice given 18 February 2016—lapses 19 August 2016)

744 SCHOOLS CAPITAL WORKS—MR STEPHEN BROMHEAD(Notice given 18 February 2016—lapses 19 August 2016)

745 CANLEY VALE RAILWAY STATION UPGRADE—MR GUY ZANGARI(Notice given 18 February 2016—lapses 19 August 2016)

746 PROFESSOR DEBRA JACKSON—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 18 February 2016—lapses 19 August 2016)

747 SOCIAL HOUSING IN WESTERN SYDNEY—DR HUGH MCDERMOTT(Notice given 18 February 2016—lapses 19 August 2016)

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748 BEN BUTLER – TENNIS PLAYER—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 18 February 2016—lapses 19 August 2016)

749 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION SERVICES—MS YASMIN CATLEY(Notice given 18 February 2016—lapses 19 August 2016)

750 NAROO AGED CARE HOSTEL—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 18 February 2016—lapses 19 August 2016)

751 ACCOMMODATION FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES—MS TRISH DOYLE(Notice given 18 February 2016—lapses 19 August 2016)

752 ILLAWARRA LOCAL GOVERNMENT AMALGAMATION—MS ANNA WATSON(Notice given 23 February 2016—lapses 24 August 2016)

753 CHINESE AUSTRALIAN SERVICES SOCIETY WELFARE SUPPORT SERVICES—MR MARK COURE(Notice given 23 February 2016—lapses 24 August 2016)

754 INTER-CITY RAIL FARES—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 23 February 2016—lapses 24 August 2016)

755 MANNING BASE HOSPITAL—MR STEPHEN BROMHEAD(Notice given 23 February 2016—lapses 24 August 2016)

756 CARRAMAR RAILWAY STATION UPGRADE—MR GUY ZANGARI(Notice given 23 February 2016—lapses 24 August 2016)

757 AUSTINMER ADDITIONAL EXPRESS SERVICE STOPS—MR GARETH WARD(Notice given 23 February 2016—lapses 24 August 2016)

758 PORT STEPHENS AND NEWCASTLE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AMALGAMATION—MS KATE WASHINGTON(Notice given 23 February 2016—lapses 24 August 2016)

759 NEALE WATERS RETIREMENT—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 23 February 2016—lapses 24 August 2016)

760 PORT OF NEWCASTLE CRUISE SHIP CAPACITY—MR TIM CRAKANTHORP(Notice given 23 February 2016—lapses 24 August 2016)

761 SCHOFIELDS ROAD UPGRADE—MR KEVIN CONOLLY(Notice given 23 February 2016—lapses 24 August 2016)

762 APPIN ROAD SAFETY CONCERNS—MR GREG WARREN(Notice given 23 February 2016—lapses 24 August 2016)

763 NAMBUCCA VALLEY CRICKET CLUB—MRS MELINDA PAVEY(Notice given 23 February 2016—lapses 24 August 2016)

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764 LAKEMBA WILEY PARK AND PUNCHBOWL GREEN SPACE—MR JIHAD DIB(Notice given 23 February 2016—lapses 24 August 2016)

765 REGIONAL HOSPITAL INVESTMENT—MR KEVIN ANDERSON(Notice given 23 February 2016—lapses 24 August 2016)

766 HOLROYD AND AUBURN LOCAL GOVERNMENT AMALGAMATION—MS JULIA FINN(Notice given 23 February 2016—lapses 24 August 2016)

767 ST GEORGE (SOUTHERN SYDNEY) SERVICE NSW CENTRE—MR MARK COURE(Notice given 23 February 2016—lapses 24 August 2016)

768 WATERLOO PUBLIC HOUSING REDEVELOPMENT—MS JENNY LEONG(Notice given 23 February 2016—lapses 24 August 2016)

769 RESOURCES FOR REGIONS PROGRAM—MR MICHAEL JOHNSEN(Notice given 23 February 2016—lapses 24 August 2016)

770 AMBULANCE RESPONSE TIMES—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 24 February 2016—lapses 25 August 2016)

771 GRENFELL POOL—MS KATRINA HODGKINSON(Notice given 24 February 2016—lapses 25 August 2016)

772 ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS BICENTENARY—MR DAVID HARRIS(Notice given 24 February 2016—lapses 25 August 2016)

773 WINGHAM FIRE STATION REFURBISHMENT—MR STEPHEN BROMHEAD(Notice given 24 February 2016—lapses 25 August 2016)

774 ST MARYS MOTOR REGISTRY—MS PRUE CAR(Notice given 24 February 2016—lapses 25 August 2016)

775 HISTORICAL SOCIETIES – JUDY PACK—MS MELANIE GIBBONS(Notice given 24 February 2016—lapses 25 August 2016)

776 ABBEY DYNASTY CAMPDRAFT COMMITTEE—MRS MELINDA PAVEY(Notice given 24 February 2016—lapses 25 August 2016)

777 CYCLING INFRASTRUCTURE—MS TRISH DOYLE(Notice given 24 February 2016—lapses 25 August 2016)

778 KOGARAH COMMUNITY SERVICES—MR MARK COURE(Notice given 24 February 2016—lapses 25 August 2016)

779 WHOOPING COUGH BOOSTER VACCINE—MS JODIE HARRISON(Notice given 24 February 2016—lapses 25 August 2016)

780 SECOND MOUSE CHEESE COMPANY—MR ANDREW GEE(Notice given 24 February 2016—lapses 25 August 2016)

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781 CONTAINER DEPOSIT SCHEME—MS JENNY LEONG(Notice given 24 February 2016—lapses 25 August 2016)

782 AUSTRALIAN FLAG—MR GARETH WARD(Notice given 24 February 2016—lapses 25 August 2016)

783 POETS’ PICNIC WOOLLAHRA—MS GABRIELLE UPTON(Notice given 24 February 2016—lapses 25 August 2016)

784 BOARDING HOUSES – SUMMER HILL—MS JO HAYLEN(Notice given 24 February 2016—lapses 25 August 2016)

785 AUSTRALIA POST—MR MARK COURE(Notice given 24 February 2016—lapses 25 August 2016)

786 VILLAWOOD RAILWAY STATION—MR GUY ZANGARI(Notice given 24 February 2016—lapses 25 August 2016)

787 ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY’S ROYAL EASTER SHOW 2016—MS KATRINA HODGKINSON(Notice given 24 February 2016—lapses 25 August 2016)

788 CENTRAL WEST TOURIST EVENTS—MR ANDREW GEE(Notice given 24 February 2016—lapses 25 August 2016)

789 ILLAWARRA SOUTH COAST COMMUNITY FACILITIES—MR GARETH WARD(Notice given 24 February 2016—lapses 25 August 2016)

790 EMILY NOBBS SWIMMER—MR ANDREW GEE(Notice given 24 February 2016—lapses 25 August 2016)

791 ALBION PARK RAIL BYPASS—MR GARETH WARD(Notice given 24 February 2016—lapses 25 August 2016)

793 BERRY BYPASS—MR GARETH WARD(Notice given 25 February 2016—lapses 26 August 2016)

794 SEXUAL HARASSMENT IN THE WORKPLACE—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 25 February 2016—lapses 26 August 2016)

795 CAMDEN HAVEN DRAGON BOAT CLUB—MRS LESLIE WILLIAMS(Notice given 25 February 2016—lapses 26 August 2016)

796 GONG SHUTTLE BUS SERVICE—MS NOREEN HAY(Notice given 25 February 2016—lapses 26 August 2016)

797 TAMWORTH ICE ACTION GROUP—MR KEVIN ANDERSON(Notice given 25 February 2016—lapses 26 August 2016)

798 LYME DISEASE—MS JENNY AITCHISON(Notice given 25 February 2016—lapses 26 August 2016)

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799 JOSHUA LISLE AIR FORCE CADET—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 25 February 2016—lapses 26 August 2016)

800 NORTHERN ROAD LIGHTS AND UPGRADE—MS PRUE CAR(Notice given 25 February 2016—lapses 26 August 2016)

801 HOGS FOR THE HOMELESS VISIT TO COOTAMUNDRA—MS KATRINA HODGKINSON(Notice given 25 February 2016—lapses 26 August 2016)

802 YENNORA RAILWAY STATION—MR GUY ZANGARI(Notice given 25 February 2016—lapses 26 August 2016)

803 REGIONAL EMPLOYMENT—MR DARYL MAGUIRE(Notice given 25 February 2016—lapses 26 August 2016)

804 OATLEY RAILWAY STATION—MR MARK COURE(Notice given 25 February 2016—lapses 26 August 2016)

805 JOHN HUNTER HOSPITAL SECURITY—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 8 March 2016—lapses 9 September 2016)

806 SAGE COOK CHS CRICKET SELECTION—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 8 March 2016—lapses 9 September 2016)

807 PLEDGE FOR PARITY OF WOMEN’S EARNINGS—MS KATE WASHINGTON(Notice given 8 March 2016—lapses 9 September 2016)

808 SHOW SOCIETY VOLUNTEERS—MR KEVIN ANDERSON(Notice given 8 March 2016—lapses 9 September 2016)

809 WOMEN FOOTBALLERS – OLYMPIC FOOTBALL QUALIFICATION—MR GUY ZANGARI(Notice given 8 March 2016—lapses 9 September 2016)

810 MRS COLLEEN GRAHAM – TINGHA CHINESE NEW YEAR CELEBRATIONS—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 8 March 2016—lapses 9 September 2016)

811 LEO MCCARTHY MEMORIAL PARK—DR HUGH MCDERMOTT(Notice given 8 March 2016—lapses 9 September 2016)

812 ST JOHNS AMBULANCE VOLUNTEERS —MR KEVIN ANDERSON(Notice given 8 March 2016—lapses 9 September 2016)

813 BUS ROUTE FROM BLACKTOWN TO PARRAMATTA—MS JULIA FINN(Notice given 8 March 2016—lapses 9 September 2016)

814 TIARNA MOLLOY RUGBY SEVENS SELECTION—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 8 March 2016—lapses 9 September 2016)

815 PROPOSED M4 TOLL—MS PRUE CAR(Notice given 8 March 2016—lapses 9 September 2016)

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816 GLEN INNES SHOW SHEARING COMPETITION WINNERS—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 8 March 2016—lapses 9 September 2016)

817 INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 2016—MS JENNY LEONG(Notice given 8 March 2016—lapses 9 September 2016)

818 REGIONAL ACADEMIES OF SPORT—MR KEVIN ANDERSON(Notice given 8 March 2016—lapses 9 September 2016)

819 INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY—MS TRISH DOYLE(Notice given 8 March 2016—lapses 9 September 2016)

820 GUYRA COMMUNITY GARDEN—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 8 March 2016—lapses 9 September 2016)

821 SYDENHAM – BANKSTOWN CORRIDOR HEALTH SERVICES PLANNING—MR JIHAD DIB(Notice given 8 March 2016—lapses 9 September 2016)

822 HOSPITAL STAFF SECURITY TRAINING—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 9 March 2016—lapses 10 September 2016)

823 SCHOOLS FUNDING – OATLEY ELECTORATE—MR MARK COURE(Notice given 9 March 2016—lapses 10 September 2016)

824 MARRIAGE EQUALITY CAMPAIGN—MS JO HAYLEN(Notice given 9 March 2016—lapses 10 September 2016)

825 BROOKE STARRETT – VAUCLUSE LOCAL WOMAN OF THE YEAR—MS GABRIELLE UPTON(Notice given 9 March 2016—lapses 10 September 2016)

826 WILLIAMTOWN FIREFIGHTING FOAM CONTAMINATION—MS KATE WASHINGTON(Notice given 9 March 2016—lapses 10 September 2016)

827 WESTERN SYDNEY TRANSPORT CORRIDORS —MR KEVIN CONOLLY(Notice given 9 March 2016—lapses 10 September 2016)

828 SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING AND MATHEMATICS EDUCATION—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 9 March 2016—lapses 10 September 2016)

829 OLIVIA INGLIS DEATH—MR MICHAEL JOHNSEN(Notice given 9 March 2016—lapses 10 September 2016)

830 REVERSE GARBAGE 40TH ANNIVERSARY—MS JO HAYLEN(Notice given 9 March 2016—lapses 10 September 2016)

831 YOUTH HOMELESSNESS—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 9 March 2016—lapses 10 September 2016)

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832 CONCESSION TRAVEL FOR STUDENTS STUDYING ONLINE—MS JO HAYLEN(Notice given 9 March 2016—lapses 10 September 2016)

833 TRAINING COLLEGES CODE BREACHES—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 9 March 2016—lapses 10 September 2016)

834 GAY AND LESBIAN RIGHTS LOBBY—MS JO HAYLEN(Notice given 9 March 2016—lapses 10 September 2016)

835 SAFE SCHOOLS COALITION—MS JO HAYLEN(Notice given 9 March 2016—lapses 10 September 2016)

837 PARRAMATTA SWIMMING CENTRE—MS JULIA FINN(Notice given 9 March 2016—lapses 10 September 2016)

838 WESTERN NEWCASTLE RAIL FARE INCREASES—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 10 March 2016—lapses 11 September 2016)

839 FIRST AID TRAINING—MR STEPHEN BROMHEAD(Notice given 10 March 2016—lapses 11 September 2016)

840 PLAYGROUND NSW EARLY CHILDHOOD SERVICES—MS TRISH DOYLE(Notice given 10 March 2016—lapses 11 September 2016)

841 OUTLAWS BASEBALL TEAM OF ARMIDALE—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 10 March 2016—lapses 11 September 2016)

842 AUSTRALIAN PARLIAMENTARY DRUG SUMMIT—MS JENNY LEONG(Notice given 10 March 2016—lapses 11 September 2016)

843 KAIGE MCLAUCHIN – RUGBY PLAYER—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 10 March 2016—lapses 11 September 2016)

844 HUNTER HOSPITALS PARKING FEES—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 10 March 2016—lapses 11 September 2016)

845 RADIO 2NBC—MR MARK COURE(Notice given 10 March 2016—lapses 11 September 2016)

846 CHILD POVERTY—MS TRISH DOYLE(Notice given 10 March 2016—lapses 11 September 2016)

847 SAM DOYLE – COMMONWEALTH DAY PARTICIPATION—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 10 March 2016—lapses 11 September 2016)

848 UNIVERSAL HUMAN RIGHTS—MS JENNY LEONG(Notice given 10 March 2016—lapses 11 September 2016)

849 ROB AND KELLY LAMOUREUX – STEERS AT THE ARMIDALE SHOW—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 10 March 2016—lapses 11 September 2016)

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850 AMBULANCE FEES—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 10 March 2016—lapses 11 September 2016)

851 SOUTHERLAND HOSPITAL UPGRADE—MS ELENI PETINOS(Notice given 10 March 2016—lapses 11 September 2016)

852 NATIONAL FAMILY DRUG SUPPORT DAY—MS TRISH DOYLE(Notice given 10 March 2016—lapses 11 September 2016)

853 MATT CAMPION - ATHLETE—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 10 March 2016—lapses 11 September 2016)

854 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE COURTS—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 10 March 2016—lapses 11 September 2016)

855 ELECTRICAL LICENSE TESTING—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 15 March 2016—lapses 16 September 2016)

856 SOUTH COAST INFRASTRUCTURE REBUILDING—MR GARETH WARD(Notice given 15 March 2016—lapses 16 September 2016)

857 EDITH MCDONALD BIRTHDAY MILESTONE—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 15 March 2016—lapses 16 September 2016)

858 GOLD OPAL CARD PRICING—MS PRUE CAR(Notice given 15 March 2016—lapses 16 September 2016)

859 ST GEORGE SCHOOL LEADERS—MR MARK COURE(Notice given 15 March 2016—lapses 16 September 2016)

860 NEPEAN HOSPITAL FUNDING—MS TRISH DOYLE(Notice given 15 March 2016—lapses 16 September 2016)

861 WINCHING RESCUES—MR KEVIN ANDERSON(Notice given 15 March 2016—lapses 16 September 2016)

862 PALLIATIVE NURSE AND PHYSICIAN NUMBERS—MS NOREEN HAY(Notice given 15 March 2016—lapses 16 September 2016)

863 GREG MORAN – INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC WORKS ENGINEERING—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 15 March 2016—lapses 16 September 2016)

864 CLIMATE CHANGE—MS JO HAYLEN(Notice given 15 March 2016—lapses 16 September 2016)

865 SYDNEY TODAY–5TH ANNIVERSARY—MR MARK COURE(Notice given 15 March 2016—lapses 16 September 2016)

866 THE ENTRANCE MOTOR REGISTRY—MR DAVID MEHAN(Notice given 15 March 2016—lapses 16 September 2016)

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867 ARMIDALE PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS–NATIONAL LITERATURE QUIZ—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 15 March 2016—lapses 16 September 2016)

868 CANCER RESEARCH FUNDING—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 15 March 2016—lapses 16 September 2016)

869 BANKSTOWN–LIVERPOOL METRO—MS MELANIE GIBBONS(Notice given 15 March 2016—lapses 16 September 2016)

870 NEPEAN HOSPITAL MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCING—MS TRISH DOYLE(Notice given 15 March 2016—lapses 16 September 2016)

871 LOCAL GOVERNMENT WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION AUSTRALIA CONFERENCE—MR KEVIN ANDERSON(Notice given 15 March 2016—lapses 16 September 2016)

872 ILLAWARRA UNEMPLOYMENT—MS NOREEN HAY(Notice given 15 March 2016—lapses 16 September 2016)

873 ILLEGAL DUMPING – REGIONAL ILLEGAL DUMPING SQUAD—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 16 March 2016—lapses 17 September 2016)

874 18TH ANNUAL BATTLE OF THE BOATS—MR STEPHEN BROMHEAD(Notice given 16 March 2016—lapses 17 September 2016)

875 M4 TOLL REINTRODUCTION—MS TRISH DOYLE(Notice given 16 March 2016—lapses 17 September 2016)

876 BAY AND BASIN POLICE STATION—MR GARETH WARD(Notice given 16 March 2016—lapses 17 September 2016)

877 WYONG ROAD SPEED LIMIT—MR DAVID MEHAN(Notice given 16 March 2016—lapses 17 September 2016)

878 ROBYN SHANAHAN AND ARMIDALE CITY BAND—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 16 March 2016—lapses 17 September 2016)

879 CYCLING LAWS—MS JO HAYLEN(Notice given 16 March 2016—lapses 17 September 2016)

880 TAFE LEARNING SUPPORT SERVICES—MS NOREEN HAY(Notice given 16 March 2016—lapses 17 September 2016)

881 JEWISH HOUSE—MS GABRIELLE UPTON(Notice given 16 March 2016—lapses 17 September 2016)

882 NATIONAL CLOSE THE GAP DAY—MS JENNY LEONG(Notice given 16 March 2016—lapses 17 September 2016)

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883 WINGHAM SHOW 2016—MR STEPHEN BROMHEAD(Notice given 16 March 2016—lapses 17 September 2016)

884 BLOOD DONATION STRATEGIES—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 16 March 2016—lapses 17 September 2016)

885 SAMBAVAN JEYAKUMAR – GEOGRAPHY FIELDWORK COMPETITION AWARD—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 16 March 2016—lapses 17 September 2016)

886 CORRECTIVE SERVICES STAFFING AT COURTS—MS NOREEN HAY(Notice given 16 March 2016—lapses 17 September 2016)

887 ARTHUR COOPER – MANNING VALLEY HISTORIAN—MR STEPHEN BROMHEAD(Notice given 16 March 2016—lapses 17 September 2016)

888 EGG LABELLING—MS JO HAYLEN(Notice given 16 March 2016—lapses 17 September 2016)

889 PUBLIC HOUSING AND HOUSING AFFORDABILITY—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 16 March 2016—lapses 17 September 2016)

890 LANGUAGE EDUCATION IN PRIMARY SCHOOL—MR JIHAD DIB(Notice given 16 March 2016—lapses 17 September 2016)

892 PRIVATE COLLEGE INDUSTRY—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 17 March 2016—lapses 18 September 2016)

893 PROPOSED NAMING OF LAWRENCE HARGRAVE AIRPORT—MR GARETH WARD(Notice given 17 March 2016—lapses 18 September 2016)

894 ST PATRICK’S DAY – IRISH DIASPORA—MS TRISH DOYLE(Notice given 17 March 2016—lapses 18 September 2016)

895 FORSTER TOURISM DESTINATION—MR STEPHEN BROMHEAD(Notice given 17 March 2016—lapses 18 September 2016)

896 SAFER PATHWAYS PROGRAM—MS KATE WASHINGTON(Notice given 17 March 2016—lapses 18 September 2016)

897 MOREE ANZAC CENTENARY MEMORIAL—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 17 March 2016—lapses 18 September 2016)

898 STRATHFIELD SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL LEADERS 2016—MS JODI MCKAY(Notice given 17 March 2016—lapses 18 September 2016)

899 ALP CANDIDATE FOR GILMORE—MR GARETH WARD(Notice given 17 March 2016—lapses 18 September 2016)

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900 SYDENHAM – BANKSTOWN CORRIDOR EDUCATION FACILITIES PLANNING—MR JIHAD DIB(Notice given 17 March 2016—lapses 18 September 2016)

901 MYALL LAKES SENIORS CONCERTS—MR STEPHEN BROMHEAD(Notice given 17 March 2016—lapses 18 September 2016)

902 HUNTER HIGH SPEED RAIL—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 17 March 2016—lapses 18 September 2016)

903 HOMEBUSH WEST PUBLIC SCHOOL LEADERS 2016—MS JODI MCKAY(Notice given 17 March 2016—lapses 18 September 2016)

904 ORGAN DONATION RATES—MS SONIA HORNERY(Notice given 17 March 2016—lapses 18 September 2016)

905 OXFORD INVINCIBLES CRICKET TEAM—MR ADAM MARSHALL(Notice given 17 March 2016—lapses 18 September 2016)

906 MCDONALD COLLEGE SCHOOL LEADERS 2016—MS JODI MCKAY(Notice given 17 March 2016—lapses 18 September 2016)

907 UNANDERRA COMMUNITY OFFENDER SUPPORT PROGRAM CENTREMS NOREEN HAY to move—

That this House:(1) Notes that in August 2013, the Member for Wollongong condemned the Government for closing

the Community Offender Support Program Centre at Unanderra.(2) Notes the centre had a proven record of effectively assisting many parolees in re-building their

lives through finding employment and permanent housing.(3) Notes that the Government is set to outsource the minding of paroled criminals to volunteers,

while having closed six out of eight Community Offender Support Program Centres around New South Wales.

(4) Condemns the Government for proposing to turn an effective half-way house helping parolees re-integrate into the community, and replacing it with a prison for 60 inmates.

(5) Considers this action by the Government as policy on the cheap by failing to invest money and other resources in the Illawarra.


908 SUSPECT TARGET MANAGEMENT PLANSMR STEPHEN BROMHEAD to move—

That this House:(1) Supports the Government's state-wide rollout of Suspect Target Management Plans to target

repeat domestic violence offenders.(2) Notes that the Suspect Target Management Plans are a standardised, coordinated approach to

managing repeat offenders.(3) Supports the introduction of model laws that will hold domestic violence perpetrators accountable

nationwide and that Domestic Violence Orders issued to protect victims and their families in New South Wales will be recognised and enforced across State and Territory borders.

(4) Notes that the national recognition scheme will improve information sharing across borders, and

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better protect the safety of victims if they choose to move interstate.(5) Congratulates the Minister for Police for committing to provide the necessary and effective tools

for officers to continue targeting offenders and to support victims of crimes of domestic violence.


909 SOUTH EAST LIGHT RAILMR RON HOENIG to move—

That this House:(1) Condemns the Government for bungling the delivery of the CBD and South East Light Rail.(2) Notes that the project has resulted in the clearing of countless historic trees along Anzac Parade

and Alison Road.(3) Notes that the Government failed to respond to sensible submissions by Randwick City Council

which would have preserved the trees.(4) Notes that the project has blown out by hundreds of millions of dollars without laying a single

inch of track.(5) Calls upon the Minister for Transport to explain why the department did not respond to Randwick

City Council and why it did not develop a better route to preserve the historic trees.


910 PORT KEMBLA COMMUNITY FUNDMR GARETH WARD to move—

That this House:(1) Congratulates the Government for establishing the Port Kembla Community Investment Fund.(2) Notes that the fund will return $99 million to the Port Kembla community over the life of the

lease of the port.(3) Notes that the first round will allocate $2 million towards Port Kembla.(4) Notes the support for the fund from the lllawarra branch of Regional Development Australia, the

Port Kembla Chamber of Commerce, the lllawarra Business Chamber and the Lord Mayor of Wollongong.

(5) Notes that this most recent announcement means that $369 million will be returned to the community from the leasing of the port.


911 PICK UP ARTISTSMS JO HAYLEN to move—

That this House:(1) Notes the interest of so-called pick up artists traveling to Australia to promote dangerous and

misogynistic practices including abusive behaviour towards women and so-called legal rape.(2) Notes the Commonwealth Government's denial of visas to these people, however, also notes that

seeking visas in the first place is often a publicity stunt, meaning this approach in isolation is failing to combat the underlying problems with the pick-up artist movement.

(3) Notes that there is a market for such training in Australia, as shown by the interest in the "Return of Kings" meetings in January 2016.

(4) Calls on the Government to initiate an inquiry into the extent of the legal rape and pick-up artist movement in New South Wales and to deliver meaningful legislation to stop activities that promote violence against women.

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912 DEATH OF MARGARET WOODLANDSMRS MELINDA PAVEY to move—

That this House:(1) Notes the passing of Isabelle Margaret Woodlands who was born in Wauchope in 1937 and passed

away in her home town on 21 February 2016.(2) Notes that Isabelle was one of seven children, married former Mayor Bob Woodlands in 1959

who together were blessed with three children, with Isabelle's greatest joy her grandchildren and great grandchildren.

(3) Notes that the family farmed firstly at Redbank then Bellangry and finally at King Creek before settling into town life opposite the golf course where Isabelle's passion for golf developed, and became a proud life member of the Wauchope Golf Club.

(4) Notes Isabelle's extensive involvement in the community volunteering such as at the St Joseph's school canteen, the Catholic Women's League, St Vincent De Paul, the Ladies Members Football Club, Neighbourhood Aid, Meals on Wheels, Driver Reviver and for 10 years on the Bundaleer management committee while the hostel was built.

(5) Notes that Isabelle spent six years as the "Mayoress of the Hastings" a role she filled with great enthusiasm.


913 HOSPITAL SECURITYMS SONIA HORNERY to move—

That this House:(1) Notes that with the increasing incidents of violence in hospitals the Government is now

undertaking a security audit at John Hunter and the Mater Hospitals.(2) Further notes that a similar report was commissioned in 2012 but no action was taken.(3) Calls on the Minister for Health to introduce and implement a range of measures to protect staff

and patients in the health and hospital system.


914 MACINTYRE HIGH SCHOOL SHAVE FOR A CURE FUNDRAISING EFFORTSMR ADAM MARSHALL to move—

That this House:(1) Congratulates Macintyre High School students Sebastian Blair, Holly Perkuhn, Bodie Nichols and

teacher Ben Campbell who recently had their hair shaved off for the Leukaemia Foundation's Shave for a Cure fundraiser.

(2) Notes these students and their teacher were well supported by the rest of the school who cheered and clapped while their locks were shaved and threw in gold coins for the cause.

(3) Further notes the diligence of students in their efforts to raise funds, including chasing the member for Northern Tablelands and removing him from his car to seek sponsorship.


915 TAFE VOLUNTARY REDUNDANCIESMS TRISH DOYLE to move—

That this House:(1) Notes that the Government is currently pursuing over 3600 voluntary redundancies in TAFE

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NSW.(2) Expresses its dismay at reports of bullying and harassment by management of TAFE staff who

have been offered voluntary redundancies, with undue and unethical pressure being applied to workers at this difficult time.

(3) Considers that the justification for redundancies has arisen from the impact of an anti-TAFE policy pursued by the Government that has seen enrolments at TAFE campuses fall drastically.


916 NOWRA POOL UPGRADEMR GARETH WARD to move—

That this House:(1) Notes that the Member for South Coast was successful in securing funds to upgrade the Nowra

Pool.(2) Notes that the unsuccessful ALP candidate for South Coast was unable to match this commitment

at the 2015 State election.(3) Considers that the ALP's candidate for House of Representatives seat of Gilmore cannot be

trusted to deliver the community infrastructure the region needs.


917 PARAMEDICS FATIGUE MANAGEMENT – ILLAWARRAMS NOREEN HAY to move—

That this House:(1) Notes with concern the claims of David McCormack, the Health Services Union sub-branch

President, Illawarra, as reported in the Illawarra Mercury, that ambulance officers are being worked to the point of exhaustion as short staffing and heavy workloads are increasing.

(2) Notes that in line with current on-call arrangements, many paramedics are regularly called back after completing 12 hour shifts, meaning many were on duty or on-call for a combined 72 hours.

(3) Recognises that the workload in the region outweighs the resources, with it reported that at least 40 more paramedics and six extra ambulances are required in Wollongong and the Illawarra.

(4) Calls on the Government to immediately review the Fatigue Management Policy in relation to extended hours.

(5) Further calls on the Government to invest additional resources, provide increased numbers of paramedics, together with additional ambulances on the road.


918 INVERELL HOT ROD AND CUSTOM VEHICLE BUILDERSMR ADAM MARSHALL to move—

That this House:(1) Congratulates lnverell hot rod and custom vehicle builders Malcolm Regan, John Baker and Gary

Fawcett who were commissioned to build two of the vehicles used in the Mad Max movie "Fury Road".

(2) Notes the team were sought out by Mad Max production designers in their Inverell workshop and were chosen because of their specialised approach to vehicle reconstruction.

(3) Further notes the lnverell crew took on the job with only an artist's impression to work from and built the two identical vehicles in 12 weeks.

(4) Acknowledges the team built the flame-throwing vehicles from VW chassis and added the supercharged V8 engines creating very powerful vehicles that drove and handled well.

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(5) Further notes that both vehicles were blown up in the movie.


919 FOOD INSECURITYMS JO HAYLEN to move—

That this House:(1) Acknowledges food insecurity continues to be a significant concern for over 100,000 people in

New South Wales, a quarter of whom are children.(2) Notes that despite Government targets to reduce food wastage, 190,000 tonnes of commercial and

industrial food waste is sent to landfill each year.(3) Notes that France recently outlawed supermarkets from disposing of or destroying unsold food.(4) Calls on the Government to investigate introducing similar laws, to compel supermarkets to

donate unsold food to food-banks, charities, shelters and refuges.


920 DEATH OF GRAHAME BUCKLEYMRS MELINDA PAVEY to move—

That this House:(1) Notes the sad passing of Wauchope community identity Grahame Buckley.(2) Notes Mr Buckley will be remembered as a strong family man with a great sense of humour, a

beautiful brother and a wonderful uncle to his nieces and nephews.(3) Notes that Mr Buckley was taken too soon when he suffered a heart attack while out on what was

a regulation surf boat practice session a fortnight ago.(4) Notes the comments of daughters Corinne Dutt, Rachel Moss and Natalie Buckley that it wasn't

the length of time they knew their father, but the quality of the time they spent with him.(5) Notes that members of the Wauchope rugby league community and the surf club fraternity turned

out in force to remember their mate.(6) Notes that Mr Buckley made his first-grade rugby league debut for the St George Dragons during

the 1978 season and made 55 appearances in total over a span of seven seasons, which included being involved in the club's 1979 premiership campaign.


921 WALLSEND WETLANDSMS SONIA HORNERY to move—

That this House:(1) Notes that Wallsend's sprawling network of wetlands have undergone a major image makeover in

recent decades.(2) Notes that the annual World Wetlands Day celebrates the interconnectedness of a thriving

wetlands ecosystem.(3) Notes that an estimated more than a billion people make their living directly from wetlands, thus

guaranteeing sustainable jobs for future generations.(4) Calls on the Minister for Environment to honour funding for the maintenance of the Hunter

Wetlands, to capitalize on this successful local wetlands model.


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ORDERS OF THE DAY—COMMITTEE REPORTS

1 Report of the Public Accounts Committee entitled "Examination of the Auditor-General’s Performance

Audit Reports September 2013 – July 2014", Report 2/56, dated March 2016. (Tabled 15 March 2016;

postponed 17 March 2016).

2 Report of the Legislation Review Committee entitled "Legislation Review Digest No. 16/56", dated 21

March 2016. (Tabled 21 March 2016).

COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATIONS REQUIRING GOVERNMENT RESPONSE (standing order 303A)—

Date Tabled Committee Report Title Date Due

13 October 2015 Public Accounts Committee Report on the Parliamentary Budget Office 2015

Post-election Report

13 April 2016

10 November 2015 Select Committee on the

Regulation of Brothels

Inquiry into the Regulation of Brothels 10 May 2016

19 November 2015 Joint Standing Committee on

Road Safety (Staysafe)

Inquiry into Motorcycle Safety in NSW 19 May 2016

8 March 2016 Committee on the Independent

Commission Against

Corruption

Review of the 2013-2014 Annual Reports of the

Independent Commission Against Corruption and

the Inspector of the Independent Commission

Against Corruption

8 September

2016

15 March 2016 Public Accounts Committee Examination of the Auditor-General’s

Performance Audit Reports September 2013 –

July 2014

15 September

2016

PETITIONS SIGNED BY 500 OR MORE PERSONS REQUIRING MINISTERIAL RESPONSE

Date Lodged Member Petition Title Minister Responsible Written

Response Due

17 February

2016

Ms Jenny Leong Surry Hills Second Light Rail

Stop

Mr Andrew Constance 23 March

2016

18 February

2016

Mr Jamie Parker School Student Transport Scheme

on Light Rail

Mr Andrew Constance 24 March

2016

23 February

2016

Mr Alex Greenwich Powerhouse Museum Mr Troy Grant 29 March

2016

24 February

2016

Mr Alex Greenwich Powerhouse Museum Mr Troy Grant 30 March

2016

8 March 2016 Dr Hugh McDermott Leo McCarthy Memorial Park Mr Rob Stokes 12 April 2016

8 March 2016 Mr David Mehan Tuggerah Public School Grounds Mr Adrian Piccoli 12 April 2016

8 March 2016 Mr Ron Hoenig City of Botany Bay

Amalgamation

Mr Paul Toole 12 April 2016

15 March 2016 Mr Gareth Ward Hourly Train Service from Kiama

to Bomaderry

Mr Andrew Constance 19 April 2016

15 March 2016 Mr David Mehan Kangy Angy Rail Maintenance

Facility

Mr Andrew Constance 19 April 2016

15 March 2016 Mr Gareth Ward Kiama and Shoalhaven

Amalgamation


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16 March 2016 Mr Gareth Ward Kiama Local Government

Amalgamation


16 March 2016 Mr Gareth Ward Kiama Municipal Council

Independence


21 March 2016 Ms Kate Washington Port Stephens and Newcastle

Councils Merger


21 March 2016 Mr Kevin Anderson Walcha Council Mr Paul Toole 25 April 2016

PETITIONS SIGNED BY 10,000 OR MORE PERSONS FOR DISCUSSION AND REQUIRING

MINISTERIAL RESPONSE

Date Lodged

Member Petition Title Minister

Responsible

Written

Response Due

Discussion

Date

8 March 2016 Ms Kate

Washington

Port Stephens and Newcastle

Councils Merger

Mr Paul Toole 12 April 2016 23 March

2016

17 March

2016

Mr John

Barilaro

Aerial Cull Shooting of Wild

Horses

Mr Niall Blair 21 April 2016 5 May 2016

RONDA MILLER

Clerk of the Legislative Assembly

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