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INDEX TOMINUTES OF PROCEEDINGS

NINTH ASSEMBLY2016–2017–2018–2019–2020

SITTINGS FROM31 OCTOBER 2016 TO 27 AUGUST 2020

FOR PROCEEDINGS ON BILLS, SEE UNDER “BILLS”

FOR FULL DETAILS OF PAPERS PRESENTED, SEE SEPARATE INDEX: “INDEX TO PAPERS”

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2010-2020 National Disability Strategy—Second Implementation Plan—Driving Action 2015-2018. See “Statements—By Minister”

2016 ACT Election and Electoral Act—Select Committee. See “Committees” and “Motions—Assembly business—Establishment/Membership”

2018-19 bushfire season—Early commencement. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

2019-20—Bushfire season. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Budget Review. See “Ministerial statements”

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A Step Up for Our Kids—Out of Home Care Strategy Update—April 2019. See “Out of Home Care Strategy 2015-2020—A Step Up for Our Kids—One Step can make a Lifetime of Difference—Update—April 2019”

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander—Affairs. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Agreement—

2015-2018—Annual Report—2017. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”2018. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

2019-2028. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Children and young people in care in the ACT. See “Ministerial statements” and

“Motions—To take note of papers”Cultural integrity in ACT public schools. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To

take note of papers”Elected Body—2014 and 2015 Hearings Reports—Government response. See

“Statements—By Minister”People—Reconciliation and constitutional reform. See “Motions—Executive Members’

business”Women—Achievements. See “Matters of public importance”

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elected Body Act—Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elected Body—Report on the outcomes of the ATSIEB Hearings—2016-17—Seventh Report to the ACT Government. See “Statements—By Minister”2018—Eighth Report to the ACT Government—Government response. See “Motions—

To take note of papers”2019—Ninth Report to the ACT Government. See “Motions—To take note of papers”

Absence of Clerk. See “Clerk—Absence of”Access Canberra—

Five years of quality service to the Canberra community. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Review of shopfront services. See “Statements—By Minister”Shopfronts. See “Motions—Private Members' business”

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Access to hydrotherapy in the ACT—Further progress in implementing the recommendations in the Nous Report. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Achievements—In the first year. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Over the last year. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”,

See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Acknowledgement of country in Ngunnawal language. See “Speaker—Statements”,

“Statements—By Member” and “Statements—By Minister”ACT Active Ageing Framework 2015-2018—

Final update on progress. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Update for 2016-2017. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

ACT Ambulance Service—Blueprint for Change. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of

papers”Data. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Resourcing. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Review on patterns of ambulance demand and crewing. See “Ministerial statements”

and “Motions—To take note of papers”SPIRE Project consultation documents. See “Motions—Order to table”

ACT Carers Strategy—Launch of the 3 year Action Plan. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

ACT Children and Young People’s Commitment 2015-2025—Progress update on implementation. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

ACT Climate Change Strategy 2019-25. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”ACT clubs—Community contributions. See “Motions—Private Members' business”,

“Petitions” and “Committees—Justice and Community Safety—Standing Committee”ACT community—Broad engagement. See “Matters of public importance”ACT deaths due to suicide. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of

papers”ACT economy—

See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Diversification. See “Motions—Private Members' business”

ACT essential services. See “Matters of public importance”ACT Fire and Rescue—Aerial capability—Ministerial Statement. See “Ministerial

statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”ACT Government and UnionsACT—Relationship. See “Motions—Private Members'

business”ACT Government Campaign Advertising—Independent Reviewer—Appointment. See

“Motions—Principal”ACT Government’s Climate Change Policy—Implementation status report. See “Statements

—By Minister”ACT Graduated Licensing Scheme Reforms—Update. See “Ministerial statements” and

“Motions—To take note of papers”

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ACT Greens. See “Statements—By Member”ACT Health—

Accreditation update. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Assets—Maintaining. See “Ministerial statements”, “Motions—To take note of paper” and “Statements—By Minister”

Data and reporting—Terms of reference for the system-wide review. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Governance—Proposed board of inquiry. See “Motions—Private Members' business” and “Speaker—Rulings”

Infrastructure Asset Condition Report and Minor Works Priorities—Order to table. See “Motions—Order to table”

Management issues. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Reporting. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”System Wide Data Review Quarterly Update—

June 2017. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”September 2017. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of

papers”November 2017. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of

papers”February 2018. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”May 2018. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Transition and Australian Council on Healthcare Standards Accreditation—Update. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Transition and workplace culture—Update. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

ACT Heritage Council assessments. See “Motions—Private Members' business”ACT Housing Choices Collaboration Hub Recommendations—Government response. See

“Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”ACT Housing Strategy. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of

papers”ACT Housing Strategy and Implementation Plan—Annual update. See “Ministerial

statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”ACT Integrity Commissioner—

Approval of appointment. See “Motions—Assembly business”Reaffirmation of approval of appointment. See “Motions—Assembly business”

Active travel. See “Petitions”ACT Language Services Policy. See “Statements—By Minister”ACT Multicultural Framework 2015-2020—

See “Motions—Private Members' business”Implementation and outcomes (First Action Plan 2015-2018)—

Second update. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Third update. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Second Action Plan 2019-2020. See “Motions—To take note of papers”Act of grace payments—assessment framework—Tabling of paper. See “Statements—By

Member”

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ACT Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions—Strategic Review. See “Statements—By Minister”

ACT Planning Strategy 2018. See “Committees—Planning and Urban Renewal—Standing Committee”

ACT Policing—Funding. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Key priorities. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

ACT Prevention of Violence against Women and Children Strategy 2011-2017—2nd Implementation Plan 2015-2017. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

ACT public schools—Independent review into violence. See “Petitions”ACT Public Service—Public interest disclosures. See “Motions—Private Members' business”ACT Road Safety Strategy 2011-2020—Road Safety Report Card—

2017. See “Statements—By Minister”2018. See “Statements—By Minister”2019. See “Motions—To take note of paper”

ACT teachers. See “Matters of public importance”ACT transport network—

See “Petitions”, “Committees—Environment and Transport and City Services—Standing Committee” and “Motions—Inquiries/References”

Out-of-order petitions. See “Motions—Assembly business—Inquiries/References” and “Committees”

ACT Volunteering Statement Action Plan 2018-2021. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

ACT’s Work Safety Compliance Infrastructure, Policies and Procedures—Independent review—Government response. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Active lifestyle—Importance to the community. See “Matters of public importance”Adjournment of Assembly—

(Negatived), 35, 76, 117, 143, 179, 200, 260, 309, 338, 359, 377, 408, 442, 484, 513, 557, 570, 635, 670, 701, 750, 784, 860, 946, 957, 970, 1010, 1149, 1164, 1179, 1269, 1318, 1475, 2028, 2092, 2117

After 6.30 pm, 78, 119, 147, 181, 202, 265, 311, 339, 359, 378, 442, 485, 514, 558, 573, 636, 672, 703, 750, 947, 958, 1011, 1150, 1166, 1193, 1270, 1320, 1331, 1403, 1476, 1577, 1596, 1743, 1772, 1805, 1816, 1895, 2013, 2028, 2092, 2118, 2155

At 6.30 pm, 1680Before 6.30 pm, 9, 26, 36, 48, 60, 95, 101, 125, 132, 155, 165, 240, 275, 294, 321, 328,

354, 387, 393, 409, 415, 422, 450, 462, 504, 532, 542, 652, 679, 687, 711, 728, 761, 768, 785, 797, 806, 826, 837, 846, 862, 869, 886, 911, 920, 929, 954, 973, 982, 994, 1036, 1047, 1061, 1081, 1094, 1111, 1123, 1224, 1240, 1250, 1257, 1280, 1302, 1340, 1372, 1381, 1384, 1459, 1498, 1516, 1524, 1545, 1563, 1570, 1592, 1603, 1617, 1624, 1631, 1647, 1654, 1661, 1698,1720, 1785, 1842, 1856, 1869, 1877, 1912, 1926, 1950, 1970, 1998, 2062, 2074

Advertising billboards. See “Petitions” and “Committees—Planning and Urban Renewal”Affirmations or Oaths. See Oaths or Affirmations

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Affordable—Housing—

See “Matters of public importance”Strategies. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”

Land release. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Age friendly Canberra—a vision for our City. See “Motions—To take note of paper”Alcohol and other drug use—Harm minimisation. See “Motions—Private Members’

business”Alexander Maconochie Centre—

Accommodation and facilities for women. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Accommodation—

Female detainees. See “Ministerial statements”, Motions—To take note of papers” and “Motions—Private Members’ business”

Pressures. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Future accommodation of detainees. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Mistaken release of inmate. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Policies and procedures. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Review of the Opioid Replacement Treatment Program—Report of the ACT Health

Services Commissioner—Government response, and Coroner's Report—Findings of Death of Steven Freeman—Government response. See “Statements—By Minister”

Security issues. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Update on recommendations arising from reviews agreed by Government relating to the

operation. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”See also “Winnunga Model of Care” and “Inspector of Correctional Services Act”

Aluminium—Cladding—

Government buildings. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Working Group—Update. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note

of papers”Composite cladding. See “Statements—By Minister” and also “Aluminium cladding—

Government buildings”Amendments ruled out-of-order. See “Speaker's rulings”Animal related businesses—Criminal trespass offences. See “Motions—Private Members’

business”Annual and Financial Reports 2015-2016. See “Committees”Annual Reports (Government Agencies) Act—

Annual report 2016-2017—ACT Policing—Corrigendum. See “Statements—By Minister”Canberra Institute of Technology—Annual report 2017. See “Statements—By

Minister”Land Development Agency—Corrigendum. See “Statements—By Minister”

Annual Reports (Government Agencies) Notice 2017—Notifiable instrument NI2017-280. See Statements—By Minister”

Anti-corruption and Integrity Commission Bill 2018. See “Bills” and “Motions—Inquiries/References—Independent Integrity Commission 2018—Select Committee”

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Apollo 11 mission—50th anniversary. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Appropriation (Office of the Legislative Assembly) Bill 2019-2020. See “Statements—By

Member”Appropriation Bill 2018-2019—Part 1.4—Transport Canberra and City Services Directorate.

See “Statements—By Member”Arts funding. See “Petitions”Asbestos related works across Canberra. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To

take note of papers”Ashford, the Hon Linda. See “Condolences”Asia Ministerial Trade Delegation. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take

note of papers”Assembly business—

By suspension of standing orders—Consideration, 324, 789, 925, 1115, 1808Extended time allotted to Assembly business having expired—Continuation of debate—

By suspension of standing orders, 1117Extension of time, 1171It being 45 minutes after the commencement of Assembly business—Debate interrupted

in accordance with standing order 77—Time allotted to Assembly business extended—Ordered, 632, 1117, 1245, 1376, 1469

Notices—Withdrawn from the Notice Paper, 1375Orders of the day—Discharged, 123, 151, 269, 270, 1077Notice having been called on, next day of sitting fixed for the moving of the motion—

Pursuant to SO128, 1936Withdrawn from the Notice Paper, pursuant to standing order 127, 382

Assembly sitting pattern. See “Petitions”Assistant Speakers—

Nominations, 12, 987, 1462, 1625Nomination revoked, 987, 1625

Auditor-General’s Reports—No 3/2015—Restoration of the Lower Cotter Catchment—Progress report on the

implementation of the recommendations. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

No 4/2015. See “Providing Affordable Housing to Students—An ACT Government review of housing built by the University of Canberra under the National Rental Affordability Scheme”

No 2/2017. See “Committees—Public Accounts—Standing Committee”No 4/2017—Performance information in ACT public schools—Government response.

See “Statements—By Minister”No 6/2017—Mental Health Services—Transition from Acute Care—Government

response. See “Statements—By Minister”No 7/2017—Public Housing Renewal Program—Government response. See “Statements

—By Minister”No 3/2018—Tender for the sale of Block 30 (formerly Block 20) Section 34 Dickson—

Government response. See “Statements—By Minister”No 5/2018—ACT clubs’ community contributions—Government response. See

“Statements—By Minister”

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Auditor-General’s Reports—continuedNo 8/2018—Assembly of rural land west of Canberra—Government response. See

“Statements—By Minister”No 9/2018—ACT Health’s management of allegations of misconduct and complaints

about inappropriate workplace behaviour—Government response. See “Statements—By Minister”

No 2/2019—Recognition and implementation of obligations under the Human Rights Act 2004—Government response. See “Motions—To take note of papers” and “Statements—By Minister”

No 5/2019—Management of the System-Wide Data Review implementation program—Government response. See “Motions—To take note of papers”

No 7/2019—Referral processes for the support of vulnerable children—Government response. See “Motions—To take note of papers” and “Statements—By Minister”

Nos 7/2016 and 1/2017. See “Committees—Public Accounts—Standing Committee”Nos 1/2018, 2/2018, 4/2018, 6/2018, 9/2018, 10/2018, 11/2018, 1/2019, 2/2019,

3/2019, 4/2019. See “Committees—Public Accounts—Standing Committee”Nos 5/2018, 6/2018, 7/2018, 8/2018. See “Committees—Public Accounts—Standing

Committee”Auslan interpreter on floor of Chamber, pursuant to SO 210, 1671, 1809, 2064Australian Broadcasting Corporation—Funding cuts. See “Motions—Private Members'

business”Australian Public Sector Integrity Frameworks—Issues paper. See “Committees—

Independent Integrity Commission—Select Committee”Australian Public Service—Impact on Canberra. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Australian Space Agency—Proposed location in Canberra. See “Motions—Private

Members' business”Authority for Legislative Assembly information to be migrated to, and stored and

processed by, a cloud service provider—Continuing resolution. See “Motions—Assembly business”

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Bail system—Review. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Baker, Dr Joe AO OBE. See “Condolences”Barr, A.—

Elected as Chief Minister, 3Oath or affirmation by Member, 2See also “Election of—Chief Minister” and “Statements—By Minister”

Bees—Importance. See “Matters of public importance”Belconnen—

Arts Centre. See “Petitions—Eighth Assembly—Ministerial responses”Bus network changes. See “Petitions”, and “Committees”

Berry, Y.—Oath or affirmation by Member, 2Better Suburbs Statement 2030. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note

of papers”Betting Operations Tax Bill 2018—Amendment ruled out-of-order. See “Speaker—Rulings”

and “Speaker—Statements”

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Billboards. See “Committees—Standing Committee on Planning and Urban Renewal”Bills—

Agreement in principle negatived, 568, 1266, 1303Amendments from non-government Members. See “Committees—Justice and

Community Safety—Standing Committee (Legislative Scrutiny Role)”Bills referred to committee—

Anti-corruption and Integrity Commission Bill 2018, 847Appropriation (Office of the Legislative Assembly) Bill 2017-2018, 275Appropriation (Office of the Legislative Assembly) Bill 2017-2018 (No 2), 675Appropriation (Office of the Legislative Assembly) Bill 2018-2019, 867Appropriation (Office of the Legislative Assembly) Bill 2019-2020, 1520Appropriation Bill 2017-2018, 275Appropriation Bill 2017-2018 (No 2), 674Appropriation Bill 2018-2019, 867Appropriation Bill 2019-2020, 1520Appropriation Bill 2019-2020 (No 2), 1868Building and Construction Legislation Amendment Bill 2019, 1748Crimes (Consent) Amendment Bill 2018, 804Drugs of Dependence (Personal Cannabis Use) Amendment Bill 2018, 1265Government Procurement (Secure Local Jobs) Amendment Bill 2018, 918Human Rights (Workers Rights) Amendment Bill 2019, 1793

Co-sponsored bills—Discrimination Amendment Bill 2018, 1114Sexuality and Gender Identity Conversion Practices Bill 2020, 2079

Detail stage—Amendments—

Moved on behalf of—Another Member, 1814Attorney-General, 331

Not circulated in accordance with SO178A, 51, 59, 194, 199, 567, 990, 1122, 1177, 1178, 1181, 1717, 1785, 1815, 1873, 1924, 1947, 1948(3), 2025, 2062, 2091, 2152

Not considered or reported on by the Scrutiny Committee, 418, 686, 1387, 1388, 1389, 1524, 1670, 1695, 1711, 1717, 1771, 1815, 1873(3), 1874(2), 1924(2), 1925, 1948(3), 1967, 1968, 2012, 2025(2), 2026, 2027, 2081, 2091, 2106, 2112(2), 2114, 2115, 2117, 2147, 2152

Ruled out-of-order in accordance with SO 200, 990Pursuant to SO182A, leave to move amendments, 51, 59, 190, 193, 199, 201, 238,

294, 418, 557, 686, 837, 1079, 1147, 1181, 1278, 1329, 1336, 1474, 1568, 1654, 1785, 1814, 1873, 1893, 2025, 2062, 2073

Reconsideration—Agreed to, 2114, 2155Discharged, 807, 1226Presented—

By leave, 59, 765, 2000, 2001, 2017, 2040, 2064, 2143On behalf of the Attorney-General, 412

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Bills—continuedRescission and reconsideration—

Planning Legislation Amendment Bill 2020, 2118Residential Tenancies Amendment Bill 2020, 2151

Ruled out of order in accordance with standing order 275, 1037Withdrawn from Notice Paper under standing order 170, 1037PROCEEDINGS ON—

ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER ELECTED BODY AMENDMENT BILL 2017—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title

read; agreement in principle moved, 151Debate resumed; revised ES presented; agreement in principle; detail stage;

(amendments agreed to); agreed to, as amended, 238Act No 18 of 2017.

ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER ELECTED BODY AMENDMENT BILL 2020—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title

read; agreement in principle moved, 1904Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; supplementary ES

presented; (amendments agreed to); agreed to, as amended, 2073Act No 36 of 2020.

A.C.T. TEACHER QUALITY INSTITUTE AMENDMENT BILL 2019—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title

read; agreement in principle moved, 1519Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage dispensed with; agreed to,

1622Act No 26 of 2019.

ADOPTION AMENDMENT BILL 2020—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


presented; (amendment agreed to); agreed to, as amended, 2081Act No 39 of 2020.

ANIMAL DISEASES AMENDMENT BILL 2018—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


920Act No 28 of 2018.

ANIMAL WELFARE LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2019—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title

read; agreement in principle moved, 1465Debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 1532Adjourned, 1544

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Bills—continuedDebate resumed; revised ES presented; agreement in principle; detail stage;

supplementary ES presented; (amendments agreed to; amendments negatived); agreed to, as amended, 1694

Act No 35 of 2019. ANTI-CORRUPTION AND INTEGRITY COMMISSION BILL 2018 (PMB)—

Discharged, pursuant to SO152, 1226Presented; explanatory statement presented; title read; agreement in principle

moved, 847Referred to Select Committee on an Independent Integrity Commission, 847

APPROPRIATION (OFFICE OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY) BILL 2017-2018—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title

read; agreement in principle moved, 239Referred to Select Committee on Estimates 2017-2018, 274Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage dispensed with; agreed to, 386Act No 27 of 2017.

APPROPRIATION (OFFICE OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY) BILL 2017-2018 (NO 2)—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title

read; agreement in principle moved, 675Referred to Standing Committee on Public Accounts, 675Agreement in principle; detail stage dispensed with; agreed to, 789Act No 14 of 2018.


read; agreement in principle moved, 842Referred to Select Committee on Estimates 2018-2019, 867Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage dispensed with, agreed to,

979Act No 31 of 2018.


read; agreement in principle moved, 1496Referred to Select Committee on Estimates 2019-2020, 1520Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage dispensed with; agreed to,

1602Act No 25 of 2019.

APPROPRIATION BILL 2017-2018—Presented; explanatory statement, compatibility statement and budget papers

presented; title read; agreement in principle moved, 238Debate resumed; agreement in principle; referred to Select Committee on

Estimates 2017-2018, 274Resumed at detail stage in accordance with SO176; debate interrupted at Part 1.5,

in accordance with SO74, 324Resumed at Part 1.5; adjourned at Part 1.7, 327Resumed at Part 1.7; adjourned at Part 1.9, 353Resumed at Part 1.9; debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 357

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Bills—continuedResumed at Part 1.9; adjourned at Part 1.15, 358Resumed at Part 1.15; adjourned Part 1.15, 377Resumed at Part 1.15; debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 384Resumed at Part 1.15; agreed to, 386Act No 26 of 2017.

APPROPRIATION BILL 2017-2018 (NO 2)—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title

read; agreement in principle moved; referred to Standing Committee on Public Accounts, 674

Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage dispensed with; agreed to, 789

Act No 13 of 2018. APPROPRIATION BILL 2018-2019—

Presented; explanatory statement, compatibility statement and budget papers presented; title read; agreement in principle moved, 841

Debate resumed; agreement in principle; referred to Select Committee on Estimates 2018-2019, 867

Resumed at detail stage in accordance with SO176; debate interrupted at Part 1.2, in accordance with SO74, 925

Resumed at Part 1.2; adjourned at Part 1.5, 928Resumed at Part 1.5; adjourned at Part 1.6, 953Resumed at Part 1.6; debate interrupted at Part 1.7, in accordance with SO74, 956Resumed at Part 1.7; adjourned at Part 1.12, 957Resumed at Part 1.12; agreed to, 978Act No 30 of 2018.

APPROPRIATION BILL 2019-2020—Presented; explanatory statement, compatibility statement and Budget papers

presented; title read; agreement in principle moved, 1495Debate resumed; agreement in principle; referred to Select Committee on

Estimates 2019-2020, 1519Resumed at detail stage in accordance with SO176; debate interrupted at Parts

1.1, 1.2 and 1.3, in accordance with SO74, 1574Resumed at Parts 1.1, 1.2 and 1.3; adjourned at Part 1.6, 1576Resumed at Part 1.6; debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 1595Resumed at Part 1.6; adjourned at Part 1.8, 1596Resumed at Part 1.8; adjourned at Part 1.9, 1600Resumed at Part 1.9; agreed to, 1601Act No 24 of 2019.

APPROPRIATION BILL 2019-2020 (NO 2)—Presented; explanatory statement, compatibility statement and supplementary

budget papers presented; title read; agreement in principle moved, 1868Referred to Standing Committee on Public Accounts, 1868Adjourned, 1917

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Bills—continuedDebate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; supplementary ES and

amended supplementary Budget papers presented; (amendments agreed to); agreed to, as amended, 1925

Act No 12 of 2020. BETTING OPERATIONS TAX BILL 2018—

Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title read; agreement in principle moved, 913

Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; amendment moved; amendment ruled out-of-order; adjourned, 990

Debate resumed at detail stage; agreed to, 993Act No 35 of 2018.

BIRTHS, DEATHS AND MARRIAGES REGISTRATION (TISSUE DONOR ACKNOWLEDGMENT) AMENDMENT BILL 2020 (PMB)—Presented; explanatory statement presented; title read; agreement in principle

moved, 1885Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; supplementary ES


BIRTHS, DEATHS AND MARRIAGES REGISTRATION AMENDMENT BILL 2018—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


1250Act No 3 of 2019. [Act citation—Birth, Deaths and Marriages Registration Amendment Act 2019].

BIRTHS, DEATHS AND MARRIAGES REGISTRATION AMENDMENT BILL 2020—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title

read; agreement in principle moved, 2041Debate adjourned, 2081Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; (amendments negatived);

agreed to, 2091Act No 40 of 2020.

BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2017—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title

read; agreement in principle moved, 623Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage dispensed with; agreed to, 683Act No 4 of 2018. [Act citation—Building and Construction Legislation Amendment Act 2018].

BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2019—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title

read; agreement in principle moved, 1748Referred to Standing Committee on Economic Development and Tourism, 1748Debate resumed; revised ES presented; agreement in principle; detail stage;

(amendments negatived); agreed to, 1815Act No. 48 of 2019.

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Bills—continuedBUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2020—



Act No 25 of 2020. CANBERRA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AMENDMENT BILL 2018—



Act No 1 of 2019. [Act citation—Canberra Institute of Technology Amendment Act 2019].

CASINO (ELECTRONIC GAMING) BILL 2017—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title

read; agreement in principle moved, 380Debate resumed; revised ES presented; agreement in principle; detail stage; supp

ES presented; (amdts to amdts agreed to; amdts, as amended, agreed to); agreed to, as amended, 541

Act No 42 of 2017. CASINO AND OTHER GAMING LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2018—



Act No 21 of 2018. CEMETERIES AND CREMATORIA BILL 2019—



Act No 7 of 2020. [Act citation—Cemeteries and Crematoria Act 2020]. Revised ES presented, 1912

CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE AMENDMENT BILL 2018—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title

read; agreement in principle moved, 831Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage dispensed with; agreed to, 875Act No 24 of 2018.

CITY RENEWAL AUTHORITY AND SUBURBAN LAND AGENCY AMENDMENT BILL 2018—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


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Act No 51 of 2018. Bills—continued

CITY RENEWAL AUTHORITY AND SUBURBAN LAND AGENCY AMENDMENT BILL 2020—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


2146Act No 45 of 2020.

CITY RENEWAL AUTHORITY AND SUBURBAN LAND AGENCY BILL 2017—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title

read; agreement in principle moved, 149Debate resumed; debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 163Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; adjourned clause 1, 164Debate resumed at clause 1; supplementary ES presented; (amendments agreed

to; amendments negatived); agreed to, as amended, 193Act No 12 of 2017.

CIVIL LAW (WRONGS) (CHILD ABUSE CLAIMS AGAINST UNINCORPORATED BODIES) AMENDMENT BILL 2018—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


1036Act No 38 of 2018.

CLIMATE CHANGE AND GREENHOUSE GAS REDUCTION (PRINCIPAL TARGET) AMENDMENT BILL 2018—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


993Act No 36 of 2018.

CLIMATE CHANGE AND GREENHOUSE GAS REDUCTION (RENEWABLE ELECTRICITY TARGET) AMENDMENT BILL 2019—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


1524Act No 19 of 2019.

COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION BILL 2016—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


99Act No 7 of 2017. [Act citation—Commercial Arbitration Act 2017].

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Bills—continuedCONFISCATION OF CRIMINAL ASSETS (UNEXPLAINED WEALTH) AMENDMENT BILL

2020—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


2061Act No 33 of 2020.

CONSUMER PROTECTION LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2018—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


1250Act No 2 of 2019. [Act citation—Consumer Protection Legislation Amendment Act 2019].

CONTROLLED SPORTS BILL 2018—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


supplementary ES presented; (amendments agreed to; amendments negatived), 1338

Act No 9 of 2019. [Act citation—Controlled Sports Act 2019].

CO-OPERATIVES NATIONAL LAW (A.C.T.) BILL 2017—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title

read; agreement in principle moved, 80Debate resumed; revised ES presented; agreement in principle; detail stage

dispensed with; agreed to, 99Act No 8 of 2017.

CORONERS AMENDMENT BILL 2020—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


2061Act No 32 of 2020.

COURTS (FAIR WORK AND WORK SAFETY) LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2019—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


1659Act No 32 of 2019.

COURTS AND OTHER JUSTICE LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2018—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


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Bills—continuedCOURTS AND OTHER JUSTICE LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2018 (NO 2)—



Act No 39 of 2018. COVID-19 EMERGENCY RESPONSE BILL 2020—


Adjourned, 1918Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; (amendments agreed to;

amendment negatived); agreed to, as amended, 1924Act No 11 of 2020.

COVID-19 EMERGENCY RESPONSE LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2020—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title

read; agreement in principle moved, 1935Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; (amendments agreed to;

amendments negatived); agreed to, as amended, 1948Act No 14 of 2020.

COVID-19 EMERGENCY RESPONSE LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2020 (NO 2)—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


2018Act No 27 of 2020.

CRIMES (ANTI-CONSORTING) AMENDMENT BILL 2019 (PMB)—Presented; explanatory statement presented; title read; agreement in principle

moved, 1259Debate resumed; agreement in principle negatived, 1303

CRIMES (CONSENT) AMENDMENT BILL 2018 (PMB)—Presented; explanatory statement presented; title read; agreement in principle

moved, 769Referred to the Standing Committee on Justice and Community Safety, 804

CRIMES (CRIMINAL ORGANISATION CONTROL) BILL 2017 (PMB)—Presented; explanatory statement presented; title read; agreement in principle

moved, 519Debate resumed; agreement in principle negatived, 568

CRIMES (DISRUPTING CRIMINAL GANGS) LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2019—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


supplementary ES presented; (amendments agreed to); agreed to, as amended, 1779

Act No 43 of 2019.

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Act No 31 of 2017. CRIMES (FORTIFICATION REMOVAL) AMENDMENT BILL 2017—


Debate resumed; revised ES presented; agreement in principle; detail stage dispensed with; agreed to, 684

Act No 5 of 2018. [Act citation—Crimes (Fortification Removal) Amendment Act 2018].

CRIMES (INTIMATE IMAGE ABUSE) AMENDMENT BILL 2017 (PMB)—Presented; explanatory statement presented; title read; agreement in principle



CRIMES (INVASION OF PRIVACY) AMENDMENT BILL 2017 (PMB)—Presented; explanatory statement and amended explanatory statement

presented; title read; agreement in principle moved, 297Discharged, pursuant to SO152, 807

CRIMES (OFFENCES AGAINST FRONTLINE COMMUNITY SERVICE PROVIDERS) AMENDMENT BILL 2019 (PMB)—Presented; explanatory statement presented; title read; agreement in principle

moved, 1733Debate resumed; adjourned, 1794

CRIMES (OFFENCES AGAINST VULNERABLE PEOPLE) AMENDMENT BILL 2020—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title



Act No 41 of 2020. CRIMES (POLICE POWERS AND FIREARMS OFFENCE) AMENDMENT BILL 2017—


Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; supplementary ES presented; (amendments agreed to); agreed to, as amended, 557

Act No 45 of 2017.

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BILL 2019—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


presented; (amendments agreed to; amendment negatived); agreed to, as amended, 1967

Act No 18 of 2020. [Act citation—Crimes (Protection of Frontline Community Service Providers)

Amendment Act 2020]. CRIMES (RESTORATIVE JUSTICE) AMENDMENT BILL 2018—



Act No 34 of 2018. CRIMES LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2016—



Act No 9 of 2017. [Act citation—Crimes Legislation Amendment Act 2017].

CRIMES LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2017—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


92Act No 6 of 2017.

CRIMES LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2017 (NO 2)—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title

read; agreement in principle moved, 623Debate resumed; debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 684Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; supplementary ES

presented; (amendments agreed to); agreed to, as amended, 686Act No 6 of 2018. [Act citation—Crimes Legislation Amendment Act 2018].

CRIMES LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2018—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


1040Act No 40 of 2018. [Act citation—Crimes Legislation Amendment Act 2018 (No 2)].

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Act No 23 of 2019. DISABILITY SERVICES AMENDMENT BILL 2018—



Act No 50 of 2018. DISCRIMINATION AMENDMENT BILL 2018 (CO-SPONSORED BILL)—


Debate resumed; revised ES presented; agreement in principle; detail stage; (amendments negatived); agreed to, 1148

Act No 48 of 2018. DOMESTIC ANIMALS (DANGEROUS DOGS) AMENDMENT BILL 2018 (PMB)—

Presented; explanatory statement presented; title read; agreement in principle moved, 1157

Debate resumed; agreement in principle negatived, 1266DOMESTIC ANIMALS (DANGEROUS DOGS) LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2017

(PMB)—Presented; explanatory statement presented; title read; agreement in principle


presented; (amendments agreed to); debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 564

Debate resumed at clause 6; (amendments agreed to; clause negatived); agreed to, as amended, 566

Act No 46 of 2017. DOMESTIC ANIMALS (DANGEROUS DOGS) LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2018


moved, 1049DOMESTIC ANIMALS (DISQUALIFIED KEEPERS REGISTER) AMENDMENT BILL 2019


moved, 1733DOMESTIC ANIMALS (RACING GREYHOUNDS) AMENDMENT BILL 2017—


Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage dispensed with; agreed to, 557Act No 44 of 2017.

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Act No 11 of 2018. DRUGS OF DEPENDENCE (PERSONAL CANNABIS USE) AMENDMENT BILL 2018 (PMB)

—Presented; explanatory statement presented; title read; agreement in principle

moved, 1156Debate resumed; debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 1264Debate resumed; referred to Standing Committee on Health, Ageing and

Community Services; adjourned, 1265Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; supplementary ESs

presented; (amendments agreed to; amendment negatived); adjourned at clause 6, 1669

Debate resumed at clause 6; (amendments agreed to; amendments negatived); agreed to, as amended, 1673

Act No 34 of 2019. EDUCATION (CHILD SAFETY IN SCHOOLS) LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2018—


Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage dispensed with; agreed to, 1255Act No 4 of 2019. [Act citation—Education (Child Safety in Schools) Legislation Amendment Act

2019]. EDUCATION AMENDMENT BILL 2017—


Debate resumed; revised ES presented; agreement in principle; detail stage; supplementary ES presented; (amendments agreed to); agreed to, as amended, 1814

Act No. 47 of 2019. [Act citation—Education Amendment Act 2019].

EDUCATION AMENDMENT BILL 2020—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title



ELECTORAL AMENDMENT BILL 2018—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title

read; agreement in principle moved, 1170Debate resumed; agreement in principle; adjourned at Clause 1, 1218

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Debate resumed at clause 1; supplementary ESs presented;(amendments agreed to; amendments negatived); adjourned at clause 11, 2114

Bills—continuedDebate resumed at clause 11; (amendments agreed to; amendments negatived);

clause 11, as amended, reconsidered; agreed to, as amended, 2154Act No 51 of 2020. [Act citation—Electoral Amendment Act 2020)].

ELECTORAL LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2019—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title

read; agreement in principle moved, 1694Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; supplementary ESs


ELECTRICITY FEED-IN (LARGE-SCALE RENEWABLE ENERGY GENERATION) AMENDMENT BILL 2017—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title

read; agreement in principle moved, 413Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; (amendments negatived);


ELECTRICITY FEED-IN (LARGE-SCALE RENEWABLE ENERGY GENERATION) AMENDMENT BILL 2019—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title

read; agreement in principle moved, 1650Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; (amendment agreed to); agreed to, as amended, 1771

Act No 40 of 2019. ELECTRICITY FEED-IN (LARGE-SCALE RENEWABLE ENERGY GENERATION)

AMENDMENT BILL 2020—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


2154Act No 50 of 2020.

ELECTRICITY FEED-IN (RENEWABLE ENERGY PREMIUM) AMENDMENT BILL 2020—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


2074Act No 37 of 2020.

ELECTRONIC CONVEYANCING NATIONAL LAW (A.C.T.) BILL 2020—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


supplementary ES presented; (amendment agreed to); agreed to, as amended, 1949

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Act No 15 of 2020. Bills—continued

EMERGENCIES AMENDMENT BILL 2018—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


1149Act No 49 of 2018.

EMERGENCIES AMENDMENT BILL 2020—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


2146Act No 47 of 2020.

EMPLOYMENT AND WORKPLACE SAFETY LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2020—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


presented; (amendments agreed to); clauses 14, 32 and 106 to 109 reconsidered; agreed to, as amended, 2027

Act No 30 of 2020. ENERGY EFFICIENCY (COST OF LIVING) IMPROVEMENT AMENDMENT BILL 2019—Presented; explanatory statement, regulatory impact statement and compatibility

statement presented; title read; agreement in principle moved, 1594Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; supplementary ES


EVIDENCE (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) AMENDMENT BILL 2019—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


1771Act No 41 of 2019.

FAMILY AND PERSONAL VIOLENCE LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2017—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


adjourned Clause 1, 129Debate resumed at clause 1; (amendments negatived); agreed to, 152Act No 10 of 2017.

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT AMENDMENT BILL 2019—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title



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Act No 23 of 2020. FIREARMS AMENDMENT BILL 2017—



Act No 16 of 2017. FIREARMS AND PROHIBITED WEAPONS LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2017—



Act No 1 of 2018. [Act citation—Firearms and Prohibited Weapons Legislation Amendment Act 2018].

FIREARMS LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2020—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


1969Act No 19 of 2020.

FISHERIES LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2019—Presented; explanatory statement, compatibility statement and regulatory impact

statement presented; title read; agreement in principle moved, 1464Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage dispensed with; agreed to,

1627Act No 27 of 2019.

FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AMENDMENT BILL 2019—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title



FUELS RATIONING BILL 2018—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


1381Act No 11 of 2019. [Act citation—Fuels Rationing Amendment Act 2019].

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Bills—continuedGAMING LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2018—


Debate resumed; debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 1142Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; supplementary ES


GAMING LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2019—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


1475Act No 14 of 2019.

GAMING MACHINE (CASH FACILITIES) AMENDMENT BILL 2017—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title



GAMING MACHINE AMENDMENT BILL 2017—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title

read; agreement in principle moved, 315Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; agreed to, 356Act No 24 of 2017.

GAMING MACHINE AMENDMENT BILL 2020—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


1917Act No 9 of 2020.

GENE TECHNOLOGY AMENDMENT BILL 2017—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title



GOVERNMENT AGENCIES (LAND ACQUISITION REPORTING) BILL 2018 (PMB)—Presented; explanatory statement presented; title read; agreement in principle

moved, 891Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; adjourned clauses 1 to 6,

1054Debate resumed; detail stage; supplementary ES presented; (amendments agreed

to; amendments negatived); agreed to, as amended, 1121Act No 44 of 2018.

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GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT (SECURE LOCAL JOBS) AMENDMENT BILL 2018—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title

read; agreement in principle moved, 914Referred to the Standing Committee on Economic Development and Tourism, 918Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; supp ES presented;

(amendments negatived; amendments agreed to); agreed to, as amended, 1078Act No 41 of 2018.

HEALTH (IMPROVING ABORTION ACCESS) AMENDMENT BILL 2018 (PMB)—Presented; explanatory statement presented; title read; agreement in principle


presented; (amendments agreed to; amendments negatived); agreed to, as amended, 1010

Act No 37 of 2018. HEALTH AMENDMENT BILL 2019—



Act No 33 of 2019. HERITAGE AMENDMENT BILL 2019—


Debate resumed; agreement in principle; revised ES presented; detail stage dispensed with; agreed to, 1872

Act No 3 of 2020. [Act citation—Heritage Amendment Act 2020].

HOLIDAYS (RECONCILIATION DAY) AMENDMENT BILL 2017—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


414Act No 29 of 2017.

HUMAN RIGHTS (WORKERS RIGHTS) AMENDMENT BILL 2019 (PMB)—Presented; explanatory statement presented; title read; agreement in principle

moved, 1792Referred to the Standing Committee on Justice and Community Safety, 1793

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Bills—continuedDebate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; supplementary ES

presented; (amendments agreed to); agreed to, as amended, 1947Act No 13 of 2020. [Act citation—Human Rights (Workers Rights) Amendment Act 2020].

INSPECTOR OF CORRECTIONAL SERVICES BILL 2017—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title

read; agreement in principle moved, 489Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; (amendment negatived);

agreed to, as amended, 635Act No 47 of 2017.

INTEGRITY COMMISSION AMENDMENT BILL 2019—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title

read; agreement in principle moved, 1463Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; (amendment agreed to);


INTEGRITY COMMISSION BILL 2018—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title



Act No 52 of 2018.JUSTICE AND COMMUNITY SAFETY LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2016 (NO 3)—


Debate resumed; debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 52Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; supp ES presented; (amendment agreed to); agreed to, as amended, 59

Act No 5 of 2017. [Act citation—Justice and Community Safety Legislation Amendment Act 2017].

JUSTICE AND COMMUNITY SAFETY LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2017—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


presented; (amendments agreed to); agreed to, as amended, 201Act No 14 of 2017.[Act citation—Justice and Community Safety Legislation Amendment Act 2017 (No 2)].

JUSTICE AND COMMUNITY SAFETY LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2017 (NO 2)—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


dispensed with; agreed to, 513Act No 38 of 2017. [Act citation—Justice and Community Safety Legislation Amendment Act 2017 (No 3)].

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JUSTICE AND COMMUNITY SAFETY LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2019—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title

read; agreement in principle moved, 1326Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; agreed to, 1494Act No 17 of 2019.

JUSTICE LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2020—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title

read; agreement in principle moved, 2000Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; bill taken as a whole;

adjourned, 2092Debate resumed at bill as a whole; supplementary ESs presented; (amendments

agreed to); agreed to, as amended, 2106Act No 42 of 2020.

LABOUR HIRE LICENSING BILL 2020—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title



LAKES AMENDMENT BILL 2017—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


supplementary ES presented; (amendments agreed to); agreed to, as amended, 708Act No 7 of 2018. [Act citation—Lakes Amendment Act 2018].

LAND TAX (COMMUNITY HOUSING EXEMPTION) AMENDMENT BILL 2018 (PMB)—Presented; explanatory statement presented; title read; agreement in principle

moved, 997Ruled out-of-order and withdrawn from the Notice Paper, 1037

LAND TAX AMENDMENT BILL 2018—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


LANDS ACQUISITION (REPORTING REQUIREMENTS) AMENDMENT BILL 2018 (PMB)—Presented; explanatory statement presented; title read; agreement in principle

moved, 655Discharged, pursuant to SO152, 1226

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Act No 23 of 2017. LAND TITLES (ELECTRONIC CONVEYANCING) LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2020

—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


1949Act No 16 of 2020.

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2017 (AB)—Presented; explanatory statement presented; title read; agreement in principle

moved, 413Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; (amendments agreed to);


LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY (OFFICE OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY) AMENDMENT BILL 2019—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title

read; agreement in principle moved, 1746LIQUOR AMENDMENT BILL 2017—


Debate resumed; revised ES presented; agreement in principle; detail stage; agreed to, 200

Act No 13 of 2017. LITTER LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2019—


Debate resumed; revised ES presented; agreement in principle; detail stage; supplementary ESs presented; (amendments agreed to; amendments negatived); agreed to, as amended, 1717

Act No 39 of 2019. LONG SERVICE LEAVE (PORTABLE SCHEMES) AMENDMENT BILL 2019—



Act No 44 of 2019.

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Act No 20 of 2020. MAGISTRATES COURT (INFRINGEMENT NOTICES) AMENDMENT BILL 2019 (PMB)—


Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; (amendments agreed to); agreed to, as amended, 1893

Act No 5 of 2020. [Act citation—Magistrates Court (Infringement Notices) Amendment Act 2020].

MAGISTRATES COURT (RETIREMENT AGE OF MAGISTRATES) AMENDMENT BILL 2018 (PMB)—Presented; explanatory statement presented; title read; agreement in principle

moved, 807MEDICINES, POISONS AND THERAPEUTIC GOODS AMENDMENT BILL 2018—



Act No 23 of 2018. MENTAL HEALTH AMENDMENT BILL 2020—



Act No 43 of 2020. MONITORING OF PLACES OF DETENTION (OPTIONAL PROTOCOL TO THE

CONVENTION AGAINST TORTURE) BILL 2017—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


dispensed with; agreed to, 678Act No 3 of 2018. [Act citation—Monitoring of Places of Detention (Optional Protocol to the

Convention Against Torture Act 2018]. MOTOR ACCIDENT INJURIES AMENDMENT BILL 2020—

Presented; explanatory statement compatibility statement presented; title read; agreement in principle moved, 1859


Act No 2 of 2020.

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Bills—continuedMOTOR ACCIDENT INJURIES BILL 2019—


Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; adjourned clause 1, 1380Resumed at clause 1; supplementary ESs presented; (amendments agreed to;

amendments negatived); debate interrupted at clause 106, in accordance with SO74, 1387

Resumed at clause 106; (amendments agreed to; amendments negatived); adjourned at clause 279, 1394

Resumed at clause 279; (amendments agreed to; amendments negatived); agreed to, as amended, 1472

Act No 12 of 2019. NATURE CONSERVATION (MINOR PUBLIC WORKS) AMENDMENT BILL 2017—



OFFICIAL VISITOR AMENDMENT BILL 2019—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title

read; agreement in principle moved, 1594Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage dispensed with; agreed to, 1631Act No 29 of 2019. Revised ES presented, 1631

OMBUDSMAN AMENDMENT BILL 2018—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT (COMMUNITY CONCESSIONAL LEASES) AMENDMENT BILL 2019—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title



PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT (CONTROLLED ACTIVITIES) AMENDMENT BILL 2019 (PMB)—Presented; explanatory statement presented; title read; agreement in principle

moved, 1579PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT (DESIGN REVIEW PANEL) AMENDMENT BILL 2019—



Act No 22 of 2019.

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Bills—continuedPLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT (LEASE VARIATION CHARGE DEFERRED PAYMENT

SCHEME) AMENDMENT BILL 2018—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


805Act No 16 of 2018.

PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT (TERRITORY PLAN VARIATIONS) AMENDMENT BILL 2017 (PMB)—Presented; explanatory statement presented; title read; agreement in principle

moved, 168PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT AMENDMENT BILL 2017—



Act No 30 of 2017. PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT AMENDMENT BILL 2020—



Act No 26 of 2020. PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2019—



Act No 20 of 2019. PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2020—



Act No 22 of 2020. PLANNING, BUILDING AND ENVIRONMENT LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2016

(NO 2)—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


51Act No 3 of 2017. [Act citation—Planning, Building and Environment Legislation Amendment Act

2017].

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Bills—continuedPLANNING, BUILDING AND ENVIRONMENT LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2017—


Revised ES presented, 155Debate resumed; revised ES presented; agreement in principle; detail stage;

(amendments negatived); agreed to, as amended, 272Act No 20 of 2017. [Act citation—Planning, Building and Environment Legislation Amendment Act

2017 (No 2)]. PLANNING, BUILDING AND ENVIRONMENT LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2018—



Act No 18 of 2018. PLANNING LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2020 (PMB)—


Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; adjourned clause 1, 2006Resumed at clause 1; supplementary ES presented; (amendments agreed to;

amendments negatived); clause 5 reconsidered; agreed to, as amended, 2112Act No 44 of 2020. Rescission and reconsideration; title agreed to; Bill, as amended, agreed to, 2118

PROSTITUTION AMENDMENT BILL 2018—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title

read; agreement in principle moved, 864Debate resumed; revised ES presented; agreement in principle; detail stage; Bill

taken as a whole; adjourned, 875Detail stage; (amendments negatived); agreed to, 885Act No 25 of 2018.

PUBLIC HEALTH (EMERGENCIES) AMENDMENT BILL 2020—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


1918Act No 10 of 2020.

PUBLIC HEALTH AMENDMENT BILL 2020—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title



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Bills—continuedPUBLIC HEALTH AMENDMENT BILL 2020 (NO 2)—



Act No 35 of 2020. PUBLIC INTEREST DISCLOSURE AMENDMENT BILL 2020—



Act No 46 of 2020. PUBLIC SECTOR MANAGEMENT AMENDMENT BILL 2019—



Act No 36 of 2019. PUBLIC SECTOR WORKERS COMPENSATION FUND BILL 2018—



Act No 47 of 2018. RACING (GREYHOUNDS) AMENDMENT BILL 2017—


Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; (amendment negatived); agreed to, 555

Act No 43 of 2017. RATES AMENDMENT BILL 2020—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


1917Act No 8 of 2020.

RED TAPE REDUCTION LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2017—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title



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Bills—continuedRED TAPE REDUCTION LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2018—



Act No 33 of 2018. REPORTABLE CONDUCT AND INFORMATION SHARING LEGISLATION AMENDMENT



636Act No 48 of 2017.

RESIDENTIAL TENANCIES AMENDMENT BILL 2017—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


461Act No 32 of 2017.




RESIDENTIAL TENANCIES AMENDMENT BILL 2018 (NO 2)—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title

read; agreement in principle moved, 1114Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; adjourned at clause 1, 1274Debate resumed at clause 1; supplementary ESs presented; (amendments agreed

to; amendments negatived); agreed to, as amended, 1277Act No 5 of 2019. [Act citation—Residential Tenancies Amendment Act 2019].



1864Act No 1 of 2020. [Act citation—Residential Tenancies Amendment Act 2020].


read; agreement in principle moved, 1860Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; adjourned clause 1, 2028

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Bills—continuedResumed at clause 1; revised ES and supplementary ESs presented; (amendments

agreed to); agreed to, as amended, 2146Act No 48 of 2020. [Act citation—Residential Tenancies Amendment Act 2020 (No 2)]. Rescission and reconsideration; new clause 38A agreed to; Bill, as amended,

agreed to, 2151RETIREMENT VILLAGES LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2018—



Act No 10 of 2019. Act citation—Retirement Villages Legislation Amendment Act 2019].

REVENUE LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2016 (NO 2)—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


50Act No 1 of 2017. [Act citation—Revenue Legislation Amendment Act 2017].

REVENUE LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2017—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title

read; agreement in principle moved, 121Revised ES presented, 154Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; supplementary ES

presented; (amendment agreed to); agreed to, as amended, 190Act No 11 of 2017. [Act citation—Revenue Legislation Amendment Act 2017 (No 2)].

REVENUE LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2017 (NO 2)—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title

read; agreement in principle moved, 488Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage dispensed with; agreed to, 652Act No 2 of 2018. [Act citation—Revenue Legislation Amendment Act 2018].

REVENUE LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2019—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title



Act No 7 of 2019. REVENUE LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2019 (NO 2)—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title

read; agreement in principle moved, 1747Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage dispensed with; agreed to, 1814Act No. 46 of 2019.

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Bills—continuedROAD TRANSPORT LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2019—



Act No 21 of 2019. ROAD TRANSPORT REFORM (LIGHT RAIL) LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2017—


Debate resumed; debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 282Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; supplementary ES


ROAD TRANSPORT REFORM (LIGHT RAIL) LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2018—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title



Act No 19 of 2018. ROYAL COMMISSION CRIMINAL JUSTICE LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2018—









Act No 31 of 2020. SENIOR PRACTITIONER AMENDMENT BILL 2019—


Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; supplementary ES presented; (amendment agreed to); agreed to, as amended, 1493

Act No 16 of 2019.

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Bills—continuedSENIOR PRACTITIONER BILL 2018—


Debate resumed; revised ES presented; agreement in principle; detail stage; supplementary ES presented; (amendments agreed to); agreed to, as amended, 917

Act No 27 of 2018. SENTENCING (DRUG AND ALCOHOL TREATMENT ORDERS) LEGISLATION

AMENDMENT BILL 2019—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title



SENTENCING (PAROLE TIME CREDIT) LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2019—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title



SENTENCING LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2018—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


1121Act No 43 of 2018.

SEXUALITY AND GENDER IDENTITY CONVERSION PRACTICES BILL 2020—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title

read; agreement in principle moved, 2079Debate resumed; debate interrupted in accordance with SO 74, 2148Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; supplementary ES


Act No 49 of 2020. STATUTE LAW AMENDMENT BILL 2016—


Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; supp ES presented; (amendment agreed to); agreed to, as amended, 51

Act No 4 of 2017. [Act citation—Statute Law Amendment Act 2017].

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Bills—continuedSTATUTE LAW AMENDMENT BILL 2017—


Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage dispensed with; agreed to, 391Act No 28 of 2017. [Act citation—Statute Law Amendment Act (No 2)].

STATUTE LAW AMENDMENT BILL 2018—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


1092Act No 42 of 2018.

STATUTE LAW AMENDMENT BILL 2019—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


1772Act No 42 of 2019.

STOCK AMENDMENT BILL 2018—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


920Act No 29 of 2018.

TRANSPORT CANBERRA AND CITY SERVICES LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2016—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title

read; agreement in principle moved, 39Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; (amendment agreed to);

agreed to, as amended, 51Act No 2 of 2017. [Act citation—Transport Canberra and City Services Legislation Amendment Act

2017]. TREE PROTECTION AMENDMENT BILL 2017—


Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; (amendments negatived); agreed to, 512

Act No 37 of 2017. UNIT TITLES LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2019—


Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; supplementary ESs presented; (amendments agreed to); agreed to, as amended, 1872

Act No 4 of 2020. Act citation—Unit Titles Legislation Amendment Act 2020].

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Bills—continuedUTILITIES (STREETLIGHT NETWORK) LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2017—


Debate resumed; agreement in principle; detail stage; supplementary ES presented; (amendment agreed to); agreed to, as amended, 271

Act No 19 of 2017. UTILITIES (TECHNICAL REGULATION) AMENDMENT BILL 2017—



Act No 34 of 2017. Revised ES presented, 503

UTILITIES LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2017—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


461Act No 33 of 2017.

VETERINARY PRACTICE BILL 2018—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title

read; agreement in principle moved, 830Debate resumed; revised ES presented; agreement in principle; detail stage; supplementary ES presented; (amendments agreed to); agreed to, as amended, 981

Act No 32 of 2018. VICTIMS RIGHTS LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2020—



Act No 34 of 2020. WASTE MANAGEMENT AND RESOURCE RECOVERY AMENDMENT BILL 2017—


Debate resumed; additional ES presented; agreement in principle; detail stage dispensed with; agreed to, 512

Act No 36 of 2017. WASTE MANAGEMENT AND RESOURCE RECOVERY AMENDMENT BILL 2018—



Act No 17 of 2018.

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Bills—continuedWATER RESOURCES AMENDMENT BILL 2019—



Act No 15 of 2019. WORK HEALTH AND SAFETY AMENDMENT BILL 2018—



WORK HEALTH AND SAFETY AMENDMENT BILL 2019—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title



WORK HEALTH AND SAFETY LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2017—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


dispensed with; agreed to, 708Act No 8 of 2018. [Act citation—Work Health and Safety Legislation Amendment Act 2018].

WORKERS COMPENSATION AMENDMENT BILL 2017—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


636Act No 49 of 2017.

WORKERS COMPENSATION AMENDMENT BILL 2019—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


1911Act No 6 of 2020. [Act citation—Workers Compensation Amendment Act 2020].

WORKING WITH VULNERABLE PEOPLE (BACKGROUND CHECKING) AMENDMENT BILL 2019—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title


presented; (amendments agreed to); agreed to, as amended, 1474Act No 13 of 2019. Revised ES presented, 1475

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WORKPLACE LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2018—Presented; explanatory statement and compatibility statement presented; title



Bimberi—Headline Indicators Report. See “Motions—To take note of papers”Youth Detention Centre—

See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Screening practices—Foetal alcohol spectrum disorder. See “Motions—Private

Members' business”Blood donation procedures. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Blueprint for Youth Justice in the ACT 2012-22—Final report and 2012-2018 Progress

Highlights. See “Motions—To take note of papers”Blueprint for Youth Justice Progress Report. See “Statements—By Minister”Breach of privilege. See “Privilege—Alleged breach”Brown, Uncle Carl. See “Condolences”Budget—

2016-2017—Budget review. See “Financial Management Act”2017-18—Budget review. See “Financial Management Act”2018-19—Budget review. See “Financial Management Act”2019-20—Budget review. See “Financial Management Act”2020-2021. See “Motions—Principal”Policies. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”

Building Health Services Program and Spire project—Speaking notes. See “Motions—Order to table”

Building—Quality improvement. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of

papers”Reforms. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Regulatory reforms—

See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Six monthly update. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of

papers”Regulatory system—Reforms. See “Statements—By Minister” and “Motions—Private

Members’ business” The future. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

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Bullying in the health system. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Burch, C.—

Affirmation, 640Code of Conduct—Affirmation, 640Inaugural speech, 640

Burch, J.—Elected as Speaker, 3Oath or affirmation by Member, 2

Bus—Route 7—Proposed changes. See “Statements—By Member—Proposed changes to bus

route 7”Route changes. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Services—

Deakin to Kingston and Manuka. See “Petitions” and “Statements—By Member”, See also “Inner South accessible bus services to Manuka”

Evening and weekend timetables. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Punctuality. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Punctuality and evening and weekend services. See “Ministerial statements” and

“Motions—To take note of papers”Reinstatement of Route 3. See “Petitions”

Bushfire—Abatement Zone. See “Motions—Private Members' business”, “Ministerial statements”

and “Motions—To take note of papers”Prevention. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Season—

See also “End of bushfire season”Impact and support. See “Motions—Private Members' business”

Bushfire and storm season—Motion of thanks. See “Motions—Principal”Business confidence. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Business Impact Assessment of ACT Government-led construction activities in Gungahlin.

See “Statements—By Minister”

C

Canberra—Achievements and future initiatives. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Shift and weekend workers—Income security. See “Matters of public importance”Tree canopy coverage—To protect and increase. See “Ministerial statements” and

“Motions—To take note of papers”Canberra Institute of Technology—Annual Report 2016. See “Committees—Standing

Committees” and “Motions—Assembly business—Inquiries/References”Canberra Sexual Health Centre. See “Petitions”, See “Petitions”Canberra’s—

Multicultural community—Support. See “Matters of public importance”Outer suburban areas—Bus network. See “Matters of public importance”

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Canberra’s—continuedYoung writers and performing and visual artists—Development. See “Matters of public

importance”Capital Works Program—Progress report. See “Financial Management Act”Carmichael coal mine—Proposed construction and impact on climate change. See

“Motions—Executive Members’ business”Casual vacancy—

Australian Senate—Eligibility of candidate. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Legislative Assembly for the Australian Capital Territory—Announcement of Member to

fill casual vacancy, 639, 1527Centenary Hospital for Women and Children—

See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Future Planning for Public Maternity Services in the ACT. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Update on maternity services—May 2019. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Cessation of the Music for Colleges Course. See “Committees—Education, Employment and Youth Affairs—Standing Committee”

Changing the narrative for vulnerable children: Strengthening ACT systems. See “Statements—By Minister—Children and Young People Act”

Charnwood Group Centre—Recycling options. See “Petitions” and “Statements—By Member”

Cheyne, T.—Inaugural speech, 13Oath or affirmation by Member, 2

Chief Engineer—Proposed appointment. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Chief Minister—

Motion of no confidence. See “Motions—Censure/No confidence”Proposed censure—Resolution expressing concern. See

“Motions—Censure/No confidence”Proposed no confidence motion. See “Motions—Censure”

Chifley Place—Parking and pedestrian safety. See “Petitions”Child—

Care placement and care plan. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Placement and care plans. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Sexual abuse. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”

Child and youth protection services. See “Motions—Assembly business—Inquiries/References” and “Committees”

Childhood vaccinations. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Children and Young People Act—ACT Children and Young People Death Review Committee

—Annual Report—

2016. See “Statements—By Minister”2017. See “Statements—By Minister”

Retrospective Review. See “Statements—By Minister”Children's education—Informed choice by parents. See “Matters of public importance”

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Chisholm—Durham Place—Proposed development issues. See “Petitions”Village—Proposed redevelopment. See “Petitions” and “Committees—Planning and

Urban Renewal—Standing Committee”Christchurch tragedy. See “Condolences”Citizen's Right of Reply—Australian Education Union. See “Committees—Administration

and Procedure—Standing Committee” and “Motions—Report be noted/adopted”City Renewal Authority—Statement of Intent. See “Statements—By Minister”City Renewal Authority and Suburban Land Agency Act—

City Renewal Authority—Land acquisitions quarterly report. See “Statements—By Minister”

Suburban Land Agency—Land acquisitions quarterly report. See “Statements—By Minister”

City services. See “Motions—Private Members' business”City-wide light rail network. See “Matters of public importance”Clerk—

Absence of, 11, 453, 717, 1657Presents papers, 293, 1138

Pursuant to SO213A, 160, 1834Climate—Action Roundtable. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Change—

See “Motions—Executive Members’ business”Action. See “Motions—Principal”Mitigation. See “Motions—Executive Members’ business”

Climate Change and Greenhouse Gas Reduction Act—Annual report by independent entity—ACT Greenhouse Gas Inventory—

2015-16. See “Statements—By Minister”2016-17. See “Statements—By Minister”

Climate Change and Greenhouse Gas Reduction (Greenhouse Gas Emissions Measurement Method) Determination 2020—Disallowable instrument DI2020-16. See “Statements—By Minister—Legislation Act”

Climate Change and Greenhouse Gas Reduction (Renewable Electricity Target Measurement Method) Determination 2020—Disallowable instrument DI2020-17. See “Statements—By Minister—Legislation Act”

Minister’s annual report—2016-17. See “Statements—By Minister”2017-18. See “Statements—By Minister”

Clubs sector. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Code of Conduct—

Affirmation by Member, 640, 1528For All Members of the Legislative Assembly for the Australian Capital Territory—

Review. See “Committees—Administration and Procedure—Standing Committee” and “Motions—Report be noted/adopted”

Reaffirmation by Members, 317, See “Motions—Principal”Cody, B.—

Assistant Speaker, 12

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Inaugural speech, 25Oath or affirmation by Member, 2

Coe, A.—Appointment as Leader of the Opposition, 3Oath or affirmation by Member, 2

Comments made during event. See “Statements—By Minister”Commercial—

Rates. See “Motions—Assembly business—Inquiries/References” and “Committees”, See “Motions—Private Members’ business”

Waste collection—Mixed-use areas. See “Motions—Crossbench Executive Members’ business”

Commissioner for Standards Referral Process. See also “Committees—Administration and Procedure—Standing Committee” and “Motions—Report be noted/adopted”, See “Motions—Assembly business—Inquiries/References” and “Committees”

Commissioner for Sustainability and the Environment Act—Unfantastic Plastic—Review of the ACT Plastic Shopping Bag Ban—Government response. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”See also “Statements—By Minister”

Committees—246A statement made on behalf of the Chair, 270Committee reports presented—

By member of Committee, due to absence of chair and deputy chair, 2080Pursuant to order, 183, 184(4), 267, 281, 507, 622, 752, 787, 872(2), 1024, 1039,

1095, 1096, 1216, 1325(3), 1326, 1373, 1518(2), 1529, 1626, 1777, 1915(10)2016 ACT Election and Electoral Act—Select Committee—

Establishment, 42Membership, 45Reports noted/adopted. See “Motions—Report be noted/adopted”Reports presented—

Report—Inquiry into the 2016 ACT Election and the Electoral Act—Dated 30 November 2017, including additional/dissenting comments

(Ms Le Couteur), 622Together with a copy of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 622Government response, 766ACT Electoral Commission response, 843

Statements (pursuant to standing order 246A)—Discussion Paper, 187

Administration and Procedure—Standing Committee—Inquiries/References—

Commissioner for Standards—Referrals process, 90Committee structure for the Tenth Assembly, 1916Estimates procedures, 676Inclusion of respectful dialogue within the Code of Conduct, 1375

Committees—continuedOmnibus amendment bills, 89Proposed changes to the ACT Register of Lobbyists—

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Resolution, 1115Amendment to reporting date, 1140, 1272

Provisions and conventions around committee inquiries, 1466Review of Continuing Resolution 9—Senator for the Australian Capital Territory—

Procedures for Election, 624Review of standing orders and continuing resolutions of the Assembly, 709Review of the application of Section 65 of the Self-Government Act (Mr Wall),

1031Standing orders relating to contempt, 758Visits by Members to government schools—Protocols—

Resolution, 1249Amendment to reporting date, 1462

Membership, 12, 13, 683, 685, 829, 903, 918, 978, 1005, 1171Reports noted/adopted. See “Motions—Report be noted/adopted”Reports presented—

2016—Report 1—Review of standing orders for the Ninth Assembly, dated

13 December 2016, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 12

2017—Report 2—Omnibus Bills, dated 10 May 2017, together with a copy of the

extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 186Report 3—Commissioner for Standards Referral Process, dated 10 May 2017,

together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 186

Report 4—Code of Conduct for All Members of the Legislative Assembly for the Australian Capital Territory—Review, dated 10 May 2017, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 186

2018—Report 5—Review of Continuing Resolution 9—Senator for the Australian Capital

Territory—Procedures for Election, dated 14 February 2018, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 677

Report 6—Models for Estimates Inquiries, dated 22 February 2018, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 705

Report 7—The Conduct of Miss Burch MLA, dated 20 August 2018, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 977

Report 8—Review of the standing orders and continuing resolutions of the Legislative Assembly (2 volumes), undated, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1077Government response to Recommendation 7—Honorifics—Use of the

honorific “The Honourable” in the Legislative Assembly, 1623Committees—continued

2019—Report 9—Citizen’s Right of Reply—Australian Education Union, dated

20 February 2019, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1273

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Report 10—Inquiry into the ACT Register of Lobbyists, dated 21 March 2019, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1326

Report 11—Citizen's Right of Reply—Mr Joel Dignam, dated 21 March 2019, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1326

Report 12—Protocols for Visits by Members to Government Schools, dated 6 June 2019, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1518Government response, dated July 2019, 1534

Report 13—Provisions and Conventions around Committee Inquiries; dated 30 July 2019, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1530

Report 14—Respectful Dialogue, dated 30 July 2019, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1531

Report 15—Additional amendments to the Standing Orders, dated 19 August 2019, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1620

2020—Report 16—Inquiry into the Review of the Performance of the Three Branches of

Government in the Australian Capital Territory against Latimer House Principles—9th Assembly, dated 19 February 2020, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1907

Report 17—Inquiry into possible structures of the committee system for the 10TH Legislative Assembly for the Australian Capital Territory, dated 20 August 2020, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 2101

Eighth Assembly—Report 11—The Conduct of Mr Hanson MLA; dated 30 August 2016; including a

dissenting report (Mr Hinder); together with transmittal letter and a copy of extracts of relevant minutes of proceedings, 4

Report 12—The Conduct of Dr Bourke MLA; dated 30 September 2016; together with transmittal letter and a copy of the extracts of relevant minutes of proceedings, 4

Statements (pursuant to standing order 246A)—2015-2016 Annual and Financial Reports—Recommendations of the Standing

Committee on Public Accounts and the Standing Committee on Economic Development and Tourism, 270

ATSIEB proceedings—Broadcast, 1295Commissioner for Standards and Continuing Resolution 5AA, 1139Committee structure for the Tenth Assembly, 1916

Committees—continuedReview of standing orders and continuing resolutions of the Assembly, 709Review of the application of Section 65 of the Self-Government Act—Inquiry, 2080Standing orders relating to contempt—Reference, 792

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COVID-19 Pandemic Response—Select Committee—Establishment—

Resolution, 1919Amendment to reporting date, 2143Amendment to resolution, 1936, 2001

Membership, 1924Reports noted/adopted. See “Motions—Report be noted/adopted”Reports presented—

Interim Report 1, dated 14 May 2020, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1961Government response, 1987

Interim Report 2, dated 28 May 2020, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1983Government response, 2019

Interim Report 3, dated 1 July 2020, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 2017Government response, 2082

Interim Report 4, dated 26 August 2020, together with a copy of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 2144

Economic Development and Tourism—Standing Committee—Establishment—

Resolution, 13Amendment to resolution, 489, 1028

Inquiries/References—Arts funding—Petitions, pursuant to standing order 99A, 160Building and Construction Legislation Amendment Bill 2019, 1748Building quality in the ACT, 792Downer Community Centre—Petition, pursuant to standing order 99A, 705Drone—

Delivery systems in the ACT, 1116Delivery trials trial in Bonython—Petition, pursuant to standing order 99A, 1167

Government Procurement (Secure Local Jobs) Amendment Bill 2018, 918New convention centre for Canberra, 98

Membership, 24, 1032, 1630Paper presented pursuant to standing order 246A—

Inquiry into the quality of recently constructed buildings in the ACT—Discussion paper, 792

Papers presented—Report 1—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2015-2016—Government

response to Recommendation 2—Streetlight contract—Ministerial statement, 1114

Committees—continuedReport 5—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2017-2018—Recommendation 1

—Update on progress to improve Sydney to Canberra rail link, dated August 2019, 1623

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Report 8—Report into Annual and financial Reports 2018-2019—Recommendation 6—Update to the Assembly, 2003

Reports noted/adopted. See “Motions—Report be noted/adopted”Reports presented—

2017—Report 1—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2015-2016, dated 2 May

2017, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 183Speaker’s response, 384Government response, 449

2018—Report 2—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2016-2017, dated

27 February 2018, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 719Government response, 853

Report 3—Inquiry into a new Convention Centre for Canberra, dated 7 March 2018, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 720Government response, 876

Report 4—Inquiry into Government Procurement (Secure Local Jobs) Amendment Bill 2018, dated 28 September 2018,together with copy of extracts of relevant minutes of proceedings, 1039Government response, 1044

2019—Report 5—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2017-2018, dated 7 February

2019, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1254Government response, 1534

Report 6—Inquiry into drone delivery systems in the ACT, dated 25 July 2019, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1567Government response, 1811

Report 7—Inquiry into the Building and Construction Legislation Amendment Bill 2019, dated 20 November 2019, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1777Government response, 1810

2020—Report 8—Report into Annual and financial Reports 2018-2019, dated 25 March


Committees—continuedReport 9—Inquiry into Building Quality, dated 22 July 2020, together with a copy

of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 2042Statements (pursuant to standing order 246A)—

Building quality in the ACT, 792, 873Consideration of statutory appointments, 351, 721, 873, 1334, 1872, 2072

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Drone—Delivery systems in the ACT, 1139Report—Possible delay, 1334

New convention centre for Canberra, 98Petitions—

No 19-18—International students—Fair treatment, 1334Nos 4-17 and 7-17—Arts funding, 508

Report 9—Inquiry into Building Quality—Corrigendum, 2145Education, Employment and Youth Affairs—Standing Committee—

Establishment—Resolution, 13Amendment to resolution, 489, 1028

Inquiries/References—ACT public schools—Proposed independent review into violence—Petitions,

pursuant to standing order 99A, 1321Cessation of the Music for Colleges Course, 1386Extent, nature and consequence of insecure work in the ACT, 127Fair treatment for international students—Petition, pursuant to standing

order 99A, 1023H Course—Australian National University School of Music—Funding—Petition,

pursuant to standing order 99A, 1167Literacy instruction in ACT schools—

Out-of-order petition, 1462Petition, pursuant to standing order 99, 1461

Management and minimisation of bullying and violence in schools, 1376Safe and Inclusive Schools initiative—Petition, pursuant to standing order 99A, 801Safe Schools Coalition program—Petition, pursuant to standing order 99A, 379University of Canberra—Annual report 2016, 539Youth mental health in the ACT, 1840

Membership, 24, 981, 1032, 1036, 1119, 1493, 1840Papers presented—

Inquiry into Insecure Employment in the ACT—Discussion paper, pursuant to standing order 246A 271

Report 9—Youth Mental Health in the ACT—Recommendation 19—Timeline for completion of the Adolescent Mental Health

Unit at the Centenary Hospital for Women and Children, 2149Recommendation 48—Update on the 2018 position statement on eating

disorders, 2149Reports noted/adopted. See “Motions—Report be noted/adopted”

Committees—continuedReports presented—



2018—

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Report 2—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2016-2017 and University of Canberra 2016 Annual Report, dated 6 March 2018, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 720Government response, 853

Report 3—Inquiry into the Extent, Nature and Consequence of Insecure Work in the ACT, dated 1 May 2018, including additional comments (Mr Pettersson, Mr Steel) and a dissenting report (Mr Wall, Mrs Kikkert), together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 801

2019—Report 4—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2017-2018, dated 14 March


Report 5—Standardised Testing in ACT Schools, dated 26 March 2019, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1334Government response, dated July 2019, 1534

Report 6—Management and Minimisation of Bullying and Violence in ACT Schools, dated 16 September 2019, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1651Government response, 1736

Report 7—Cessation of the Music for Colleges course, dated 14 November 2019, including a dissenting report (Mr Pettersson), together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1777Government response, 1921

2020—Report 8 (Copy)—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2018-2019, dated

March 2020, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1915Government response, 2043

Report 9—Youth Mental Health in the ACT, dated 10 August 2020, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 2080

Statements (pursuant to standing order 246A)—Cessation of the Music for Colleges Course, 1386Consideration of statutory appointments, 383, 683, 873, 1254, 1626, 1841, 2080Extent, nature and consequence of insecure work in the ACT—

Inquiry, 127Inquiry into Insecure Employment in the ACT—Discussion paper, 271Reporting date, 501, 708, 793

Committees—continuedPetitions—

No 21-17—Safe Schools program, 792No 25-17—ACT Safe and Inclusive Schools, 866

Standardised testing in ACT schools—Inquiry, 1031University of Canberra—Annual report 2016, 270, 539Youth mental health in the ACT, 1840, 1984

End of Life Choices in the ACT—Select Committee—Establishment—

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Resolution, 627Amendment to resolution, 914Amendment to reporting date, 1140See also “Motions—Assembly business—Establishment/Membership”.

Membership, 631Paper presented—

Report—Recommendation 12: Timetable and progress of actions to achieve the implementation of the proposed reforms advocated by the Productivity Commission report on End-of-life Care in Australia—Update, dated 20 August 2020, 2107

Report presented—Report, dated March 2019, together with the relevant minutes of proceedings,

1325Government response, dated 19 July 2019, 1534

Statements (pursuant to standing order 246A)—Submissions received and first public hearings, 836

Environment and Transport and City Services—Standing Committee—Establishment—


Inquiries/References—ACT Libraries, 916ACT transport network—

Out-of-order petitions, 1490Petition, pursuant to standing order 99, 1490

Belconnen bus network changes—Petitions, pursuant to standing order 99A, 1443Bus services—Australian National University—Petition, pursuant to standing

order 99A, 1322Chifley Place—Car parking, access and safety—Petition, pursuant to standing order

99A, 1914Cross-border proposal—Proposed buffer zones—Parkwood area—Petition,

pursuant to standing order 99A, 1490Farrer—

Development and implementation of a strategic plan for enhanced community facilities—Petitions, 280

Nature play toilet—Petitions, pursuant to standing order 99A, 2078Inner north—New recreation park—Petition, pursuant to standing order 99A, 1528

Committees—continuedIntersection of Tillyard Drive and Ginninderra Drive—Upgrade of existing traffic

control measures—Petition, pursuant to standing order 99A, 49Lake Burley Griffin and surrounds—Heritage protection—Petition, pursuant to

standing order 99A, 621Lower Cotter Catchment Reserve Management Plan 2017, 413Mammal emblem for the ACT, 632Management of ACT cemeteries, 320Mitchell—Light rail stop—Petition, pursuant to standing order 99A, 719

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Mount Taylor—Improved motorist, cyclist and pedestrian safety—Petition, pursuant to standing order 99A, 550

Narrabundah Shops—Improvements to parking and street lighting—Petition, pursuant to standing order 99A, 1914

Nature in Our City. For earlier proceedings see “ Role of, and opportunities for, the natural environment in Canberra as an urbanising city “

Proposed school bus changes—Petition, pursuant to standing order 99A, 1038Retention of route 54 bus service between Gungahlin and Belconnen—Out-of-

order petition, 923Road maintenance in the ACT, 161Role of, and opportunities for, the natural environment in Canberra as an

urbanising city. For further proceedings see “Nature in Our City”Roller derby facilities—Petition, pursuant to standing order 99A, 1573School bus services—Fairbairn to Campbell primary and high schools—Petition,

pursuant to standing order 99A, 1225Supply of water to the Tharwa community, 1763Territory Coat of Arms—

Resolution, 1172Amendment to reporting date, 1465, 1532

Torrens—Playground upgrade—Petition, pursuant to standing order 99A, 621Transport Canberra advertising policy—Petition, pursuant to standing order 99A,

1709Tuggeranong—Anketell Street—Rerouting of buses to Cowlishaw Street—Petition,

pursuant to standing order 99A, 550Urban trees—Replanting—Petitions, pursuant to standing order 99A, 1294Wanniassa bus network changes—Petition, pursuant to standing order 99A, 1649West Belconnen—Waste facility—Petition, pursuant to standing order 99A, 2142Yarralumla Shops—Improvements—Petition, pursuant to standing order 99A, 1597

Membership, 24, 679, 1032, 1630Papers presented—

Report 10—Inquiry into Nature in Our City—Copy of letter from the Minister for the Environment and Heritage to the Chair of the Standing Committee on Environment and Transport and City Services advising of delay in Government response, 2019

Committees—continuedReport 11—Inquiry into the supply of water to the Tharwa community—Copy of letter

from the Minister for Planning and Land Management to the Chair of the Standing Committee on Environment and Transport and City Services advising of delay in Government response, 2043




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Report 2—Planning, management and delivery of road maintenance in the ACT, dated 26 October 2017, together with copy of extracts of relevant minutes of proceedings, 501Government response, 710

Report 3—Draft Lower Cotter Catchment Reserve Management Plan 2017, dated 28 November 2017, together with copy of extracts of relevant minutes of proceedings, 634Government response, 685

Report 4—Management of ACT Cemeteries, dated 30 November 2017, together with copy of extracts of relevant minutes of proceedings, 634Government response, 757

2018—Report 5—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2016-2017, dated 9 April


Report 6—Inquiry into a Proposal for a Mammal Emblem for the ACT, dated 27 July 2018, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 873Government response, 1176

Report 7—Inquiry into ACT Libraries, dated 8 November 2018, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1138Government response, 1323



Report 9—Inquiry into a Territory Coat of Arms, dated Monday, 19 August 2019, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1621Government response, 1835

Committees—continued2020—

Report 10—Inquiry into Nature in Our City, dated 10 February 2020, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1861Government response, 2107

Report 11—Inquiry into the supply of water to the Tharwa community, dated 11 March 2020, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1915Government response, 2107

Report 12—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2018-2019, dated 25 March 2020, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1915Government response, 2043

Statements (pursuant to standing order 246A)—

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ACT Libraries, 916Bus route 54—Out-of-order petition, 1567Bus services—Australian National University, 1621Consideration of statutory appointments, 320, 916, 1274, 1595, 1916, 2072Lower Cotter Catchment Reserve Management Plan 2017, 413Mammal emblem for the ACT, 632, 866Management of ACT cemeteries, 320Nature in Our City, 866, 978, 1531, 1763Petitions—

No 2-17—Intersection of Tillyard Drive and Ginninderra Drive—Upgrade of existing traffic control measures, 271

No 18-17—Mount Taylor—Improved motorist, cyclist and pedestrian safety, 916

No 26-17—Tuggeranong—Anketell Street—Rerouting of buses to Cowlishaw Street, 917

No 30-17—Lake Burley Griffin and surrounds—Heritage protection, 917No 31-17—Torrens—Upgrade to playground, 917No 4-19—School bus services from Fairbairn Park, 1568No 6-18—Mitchell—Light rail stop, 1039No 14-19—Inner north—New recreation park, 1841No 16-19—Parkwood cross-border planning proposal, 1567No 20-19—Roller derby facilities, 1841No 24-19—Yarralumla Shops—Improvements, 1841No 26-19—Transport Canberra’s advertising policy, 1841Nos 13-17 and 16-17—Farrer—Development and implementation of a strategic

plan for enhanced community facilities, 916Nos 1-19 and 7-19—Tree decline must be reversed, 1469

Road maintenance, 161Role of, and opportunities for, the natural environment in Canberra as an

urbanising city, 708Territory Coat of Arms—Inquiry, 1274, 1327

Committees—continuedEstimates 2017-2018—Select Committee—

Establishment, 88, See “Motions—Assembly business—Establishment/Membership”.Inquiries/References—

Appropriation Bill 2017-2018 and Appropriation (Office of the Legislative Assembly) Bill 2017-2018, 275

Membership, 92, See “Motions—Assembly business—Establishment/Membership”.Papers presented—

Report—Appropriation Bill 2017-2018 and Appropriation (Office of the Legislative Assembly) Bill 2017-2018—Answer to Recommendation 79—Structure of the Human Rights Commission,

385Response to Recommendation 54, 684Response to Recommendation 85—Update on Progress of the Courts

Construction Project, 385

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Schedule of unanswered questions taken on notice and questions on notice, as at 31 August 2017, together with answers to questions taken on notice and questions on notice, 392

Report presented—Report—Appropriation Bill 2017-2018 and Appropriation (Office of the Legislative

Assembly) Bill 2017-2018, dated 26 July 2017, together with a copy of the relevant minutes of proceedings and a Schedule of outstanding answers to questions taken on notice and questions on notice, 281Government response, 323Speaker’s response to recommendation 14, 325

Reports noted/adopted. See “Motions—Report be noted/adopted”Estimates 2018-2019—Select Committee—

Establishment, 753Inquiries/References—


Membership, 756Papers presented—

Number of preschool places planned for Margaret Hendry School, Taylor—Information provided to the Select Committee on Estimates 2018-2019—Letter to the Speaker from the Minister for Education and Early Childhood Development, dated 4 September 2018, 991

Pegasus Economics report—Review of the ACT Budget 2018-19—Government response, 924

Question on notice No E18-564—Information provided to the Select Committee on Estimates 2018-2019—Letter to the Speaker from the Minister for Housing and Suburban Development, dated 4 September 2018, 991

Committees—continuedReport—Appropriation Bill 2018-2019 and Appropriation (Office of the Legislative

Assembly) Bill 2018-2019—Recommendation 56—Update to Government response—Canberra Maternity

Options Service—Implementation Progress Report, 2149See also “Health, Ageing and Community Services—Standing Committee—

Papers presented—Report 10—Recommendation 3—Canberra Maternity Options Service”

Recommendation 65—Response. See “Health infrastructure planning—Ministerial statement”, 1778

Recommendation 78—Radiology training accreditation at Canberra Hospital—Response, 1780

Request for copies of services contracts between Icon Water and ActewAGL—Letter to the Chair from the Managing Director, Icon Water, dated 31 July 2018, 991

Schedule of answers to outstanding questions on notice for the period 31 July to 31 August 2018, dated 18 September 2018, including a copy of the relevant answers, 991

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Stromlo Leisure Centre pool—Clarification—Copy of letter to the Speaker from the Minister for Health and Wellbeing, dated 22 October 2018, 1054


Assembly) Bill 2018-2019, dated 25 July 2018, together with a copy of the relevant minutes of proceedings and a Schedule of outstanding answers to questions taken on notice and questions on notice, 872Government response, 924Speaker’s response to Recommendation 5, 926

Reports noted/adopted. See “Motions—Report be noted/adopted”Estimates 2019-2020—Select Committee—

Establishment, 1272Inquiries/References—


Membership, 1279Papers presented—

Answer to question on notice—E19-207—Correction, 1628E19-489—Correction, 1764

Report—Appropriation Bill 2019-2020 and Appropriation (Office of the Legislative Assembly) Bill 2019-2020—Information in accordance with the Government response to Recommendations

62, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68 and 69, 1697Recommendations 21 and 23—Development of wellbeing indicators for the ACT

—Government responpse, 1811Recommendation 80—Update on the 2019 ACT influenza season—Response,

1811Committees—continued

Recommendation 81—Remediation of outmoded technology—Status report, 1780

Recommendations 82 and 87—Response. See “Health infrastructure planning—Ministerial statement”, 1778

Recommendation 84—Status of the building defects and any associated warranty matters at the Centenary Hospital for Women and Children—Update, 2082

Recommendation 92—Progress report on a patient navigation service, 1746Recommendation 93—Update on the establishment of the Winnunga Aboriginal

Health and Community Services at the Alexander Maconochie Centre, 1811Recommendation 99—Centre for Eating Disorders—Update to Government

response, 2149Recommendation 100—Strategies for tackling occupational violence in ACT

public health facilities—Update—Ministerial statement, 1778Recommendation 154—Kingston Arts Precinct—Update, 1780Workplace Culture within ACT Public Health Services—Independent Review—

Final Report—Biannual update on implementation of the recommendations,

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and Estimates 2019-2020—Select Committee—Report—Appropriation Bill 2019-2020 and Appropriation (Office of the Legislative Assembly) Bill 2019-2020—Response to Recommendation 75—Health Culture Survey, 1922

Schedule of outstanding questions on notice and outstanding questions taken on notice—Answers, dated 19 August 2019, 1601


Assembly) Bill 2019-2020, dated 24 July 2019, together with a copy of the relevant minutes of proceedings and a schedule of outstanding answers to questions taken on notice and questions on notice, 1529Government response, dated August 2019, 1574Speaker’s response to Recommendations 16, 17 and 18, dated 12 August 2019,

1574Reports noted/adopted. See “Motions—Report be noted/adopted”

Estimates 2020-2021—Select Committee—Establishment, 1906

Rescission of resolution, 1920Membership, 1910

Rescission of resolution, 1920Fuel Pricing—Select Committee—

Establishment—Resolution, 1243Amendment to resolution, 1466

Membership, 1246Reports presented—

Report—Interim Report on Inquiry into ACT Fuel Pricing, dated 30 May 2019, together with a copy of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1492

Committees—continuedReport—Report on Inquiry into ACT Fuel Pricing, dated 17 September 2019,

together with a copy of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1626Government response, 1835

Reports noted/adopted. See “Motions—Report be noted/adopted”Statements (pursuant to standing order 246A)—

Fuel Pricing—Inquiry—Call for submissions, 1274Government responses—

Eighth Assembly—Justice and Community Safety—Standing Committee—

Report 7—Inquiry into Auditor-General’s report on rehabilitation of male detainees at the AMC, 94

Public Accounts—Standing Committee—Report 28—Review of Auditor-General’s Report No 2 of 2016: Maintenance of

Public Housing, 4Health, Ageing and Community Services—Standing Committee—


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Inquiries/References—Child and youth protection services), 1469Drugs of Dependence (Personal Cannabis Use) Amendment Bill 2018, 1265Eating disorder healthcare services—Petition, pursuant to standing order 99A, 871Employment of people with a disability, 98Future sustainability of health funding in the ACT, 635

Printing, publication and circulation of report, 1172Hydrotherapy services in South Canberra—Petitions, pursuant to standing

order 99A, 1517Implementation, performance and governance of the National Disability Insurance

Scheme in the ACT, 635Maternity Services in the ACT, 988Severe Combined Immune Deficiency—Screening for newborns—Petitions, pursuant

to standing order 99A, 1833Membership, 24, 981, 1032Paper presented—

Report 10—Report on Inquiry into Maternity Services in the ACT—Recommendation 3—Canberra Maternity Options Service—Implementation

Progress Report, 2149See also “Estimates 2019-2020—Select committee—Papers presented—Report

—Appropriation Bill 2019-2020 and Appropriation (Office of the Legislative Assembly) Bill 2019-2020—Recommendation 56—Update to Government response—Canberra Maternity Options Service

Reports noted/adopted. See “Motions—Report be noted/adopted”, See “Motions—Report be noted/adopted”

Committees—continuedReports presented—



Report 2—Inquiry into the Employment of People with Disabilities, dated 24 August 2017, together with copy of extracts of relevant minutes of proceedings, 383Government response, 631

2018—Report 3—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2016-2017, dated

15 February 2018, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 677Government response, 853

Report 4—Inquiry into the Implementation, Performance and Governance of the National Disability Insurance Scheme in the ACT, dated 23 November 2018, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1139Government response, 1298

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2019—Report 5—Inquiry Into the Future Sustainability of Health Funding in the ACT,

dated 11 December 2018, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1217Government response, 1337

Report 6—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2017-2018, dated March 2019, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1295Government response, 1534

Report 7—Inquiry into Drugs of Dependence (Personal Cannabis Use) Amendment Bill 2018, dated 3 June 2019, including additional comments (Ms Le Couteur) and a dissenting report (Mrs Dunne), together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1518Government response, 1653



Report 9—Interim Report on Child and Youth Protection Services (Part 1), dated 30 March 2020, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1915Government response, 2082

Committees—continuedReport 10—Report on Inquiry into Maternity Services in the ACT, dated 3 June

2020, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1983Corrigendum, 2001Government response, 2082

Report 11—Report on Child and Youth Protection Services (Part 2), dated 29 July 2020, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 2065

Report 12—Final Report on Child and Youth Protection Services (Part 1), dated 25 August 2020, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 2144

Statements (pursuant to standing order 246A)—Consideration of statutory appointments, 320, 677, 873, 1217, 1657, 1871, 2072Employment of people with a disability, 98Future sustainability of health funding in the ACT, 635Implementation, performance and governance of the National Disability Insurance

Scheme in the ACT, 635, 866Maternity services in the ACT—Inquiry, 988, 1139Petitions—

No 7-18—Eating disorder healthcare services, 1295Nos 21-19 and 1-20—Severe Combined Immune Deficiency—Screening for

newborns, 2101

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Report 10—Report on Inquiry into Maternity Services in the ACT—Corrigendum, 2001

Independent Integrity Commission—Select Committee—Establishment—

Resolution, 41Amendment to resolution, 234

Membership, 45Paper presented pursuant to standing order 246A—

Australian Public Sector Integrity Frameworks—Issues Paper, 128Report presented—

Report—Inquiry into an Independent Integrity Commission, dated 30 October 2017, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 507Government response, 723

Reports noted/adopted. See “Motions—Report be noted/adopted”Statement by Chair—Australian Public Sector Integrity Frameworks—Issues Paper, 128

Independent Integrity Commission 2018—Select Committee—Establishment, 847Membership, 853Paper presented—

Draft continuing resolution for dealing with claims of parliamentary privilege that arise during the exercise of the ACT Integrity Commission’s powers and function, including explanatory material and practice notes, 1142

Reference—Integrity Commission Bill 2018—Exposure draft (Mr Barr), 874Committees—continued

Report presented—Report—Inquiry into the establishment of an integrity commission for the ACT,

dated 30 October 2018, together with a copy of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1095Government response, 1141Response of the Standing Committee on Administration and Procedure, 1142

Integrity Commission—Standing Committee—Establishment, 1187Membership, 1193, 1493, 1697Statements (pursuant to standing order 246A)—

ACT Integrity Commission—Performance, 2145Progress in the establishment, 1595

Justice and Community Safety—Standing Committee—Establishment—


Inquiries/References—ACT clubs—Community contributions—Petition, pursuant to standing order 99A,

987Crimes (Consent) Amendment Bill 2018, 804Domestic and family violence—Policy approaches and responses, 149Evaluation of Current ACT Policing arrangements, 1937

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Human Rights (Workers Rights) Amendment Bill 2019, 1793Amendment to reporting date, 1908

Motor Accident Injuries Bill 2018—Exposure draft and Guide to the Motor Accident Injuries Bill 2018 Exposure draft—Resolution, 1025Amendment to reporting date, 1089

Non-consensual disclosure of a sexual image—Criminalisation—Petition, pursuant to standing order 99A, 168

Review of ACT emergency services responses to the 2019-20 bushfire season, 1937Role and performance of ACT Policing, 1814

Membership, 24, 738, 981, 1032, 1119, 1630Paper presented pursuant to standing order 246A—Domestic and family violence—

Policy approaches and responses—Discussion paper, 281Reports noted/adopted. See “Motions—Report be noted/adopted”Reports presented—





Report 3—Report on inquiry into the Crimes (Consent) Amendment Bill 2018, dated 31 October 2018, 1together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1096Corrigendum, 1110Government response, 1275

2019—Report 4—Report on Inquiry into the Exposure Draft of the Motor Accident

Injuries Bill 2018, dated 14 December 2018, including additional comments (Mr Pettersson and Ms Cody) and a dissenting report (Mrs Jones), together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1216Government response, 1302


Report 6—Report on inquiry into domestic and family violence—policy approaches and responses, dated 22 August 2019, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1621Government response, 1835

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2020—Report 7—Report on Inquiry into Human Rights (Workers Rights) Amendment

Bill 2019, dated 13 March 2020, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1915Government response, 1949


Statement by Chair—Motor Accident Injuries Bill 2018—Exposure draft and Guide to the Motor Accident Injuries Bill 2018 Exposure draft—Amendment to reporting date—Correction to record, 1095

Statements (pursuant to standing order 246A)—2019-20 bushfire season—Review of ACT Agency response, 1937Consideration of statutory appointments, 98, 281, 683, 924, 1296, 1907, 2145Domestic and family violence—Policy approaches and responses—

Inquiry, 149Terms of Reference, 187Discussion paper, 281

Evaluation of current ACT Policing arrangements, 1937Committees—continued

Petition No 5-17—Non-consensual disclosure of a sexual image—Criminalisation, 233, 758

Role and performance of ACT Policing, 1814Justice and Community Safety—Standing Committee (Legislative Scrutiny Role)—

Reference—Draft Integrity Commission Bill 2018 (Ms Lee), 1047

Scrutiny Reports presented—2016—

Report 1, dated 14 December 2016, together with the relevant minutes of proceedings—Statement by Chair, 37

2017—Report 2, dated 7 February 2017, together with the relevant minutes of

proceedings—Statement by Chair, 50Report 3, dated 14 March 2017, together with the relevant minutes of


proceedings—Statement by Chair, 127Report 5, dated 27 April 2017, together with the relevant minutes of

proceedings—Statement by Chair, 161Report 6, dated 30 May 2017, together with the relevant minutes of

proceedings—Statement by Chair, 233Report 7, dated 18 July 2017, together with the minutes of proceedings—

Statement by Chair, 281Report 8, dated 8 August 2017, together with the relevant minutes of

proceedings—Statement by Chair, 323

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Report 9, dated 5 September 2017, together with the relevant minutes of proceedings—Statement by Deputy Chair, 390

Report 10, dated 17 October 2017, together with the relevant minutes of proceedings—Statement by Chair, 454

Report 11, dated 30 October 2017, together with the relevant minutes of proceedings—Statement by Chair, 508

Report 12, dated 21 November 2017, together with the relevant minutes of proceedings—Statement by Chair, 551

2018—Report 13, dated 6 February 2018, together with the relevant minutes of

proceedings—Statement by Chair, 641Report 14, dated 19 February 2018, together with the relevant minutes of


proceedings—Statement by Chair, 719Report 16, dated 3 April 2018, together with a copy of the extracts of the

relevant minutes of proceedings—Statement by Chair, 764Report 17, dated 4 May 2018, together with a copy of the extracts of the

relevant minutes of proceedings—Statement by Chair, 804Committees—continued

Report 18, dated 29 May 2018, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings—Statement by Chair, 839

Report 19, dated 24 July 2018, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings—Statement by Chair, 872

Report 20, dated 7 August 2018, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings—Statement by Chair, 924

Report 21, dated 11 September 2018, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings—Statement by Chair, 988

Report 22, dated 16 October 2018, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings—Statement by Chair, 1047


Report 24, dated 20 November 2018, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings—Statement by Chair, 1138

Report 25, dated 23 November 2018, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings—Statement by Chair, 1138

2019—Report 26, dated 5 February 2019, together with a copy of the extracts of the

relevant minutes of proceedings—Statement by Chair, 1217Report 27, dated 18 February 2019, together with a copy of the extracts of the

relevant minutes of proceedings—Statement by Chair, 1253Report 28, dated 12 March 2019, together with a copy of the extracts of the

relevant minutes of proceedings—Statement by Chair, 1294Report 29, dated 1 April 2019, together with a copy of the extracts of the

relevant minutes of proceedings—Statement by Chair, 1334

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Report 30, dated 30 April 2019, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings—Statement by Chair, 1386







Report 37, dated 19 November 2019, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings—Statement by Deputy Chair, 1777

2020—Report 38, dated 4 February 2020, together with a copy of the extracts of the

relevant minutes of proceedings—Statement by Chair, 1840Committees—continued

Report 39, dated 17 February 2020, together with a corrigendum to the Report and a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings—Statement by Chair, 1871

Report 40, dated 24 March 2020, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1915

Report 41, dated 28 April 2020, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings—Statement by Chair, 1936


Report 43, dated 2 June 2020, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings—Statement by Chair, 1983



Report 46, dated 21 July 2020, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings—Statement by Deputy Chair, 2041


Report 48, dated 11 August 2020, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings—Statement by Member due to absence of chair and deputy chair, 2080


Report 50, dated 25 August 2020, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings—Statement by Deputy Chair, 2144

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Statements (pursuant to standing order 246A)—Amendments to bills from non-government Members, 1327Committee meeting schedule, 1984Consideration of amendments to bills, 1492, 1961Crimes Legislation Amendment Bill 2017, 79Draft COVID-19 Emergency Response Legislation Amendment Bill 2020, 1937Scrutiny of proposed amendments to bills, 1386

Planning and Urban Renewal—Standing Committee—Establishment—


Inquiries/References—ACT Planning Strategy 2018, 1327Advertising billboards—Petition, pursuant to standing order 99A, 280Billboards, 149Chisholm Village—Proposed redevelopment—Petitions, pursuant to standing

order 99A, 1528, 2078Coombs Peninsula—Development—Petition, pursuant to standing order 99

(Mrs Jones), 1791Committees—continued

Curtin Group Centre—Draft Master Plan—Petition, pursuant to standing order 99A, 49

Development Application processes in the ACT, 758, 1078Gold Creek Village shopping centre—Proposed KFC drive-through—Petition,

pursuant to standing order 99A, 97Housing—

Inquiry, 149Inquiry discontinued, 552

Phillip—Easty Street—Proposed N12 and N10 developments—Petitions, pursuant to standing order 99A, 1489

Planning for the Surgical Procedures, Interventional Radiology and Emergency Centre (SPIRE) and The Canberra Hospital campus and immediate surrounds, 1842

Public housing development—Petitions, pursuant to standing order 99A, 168Red Hill—Natural environment and surrounding existing green space—Integrated

planning—Petition, pursuant to standing order 99A, 621The Canberra Hospital precinct—Safety, traffic, parking and noise—Petitions,

pursuant to standing order 99A, 1807Weston—Preservation of parkland adjacent to Cooleman Court—Petition,

pursuant to standing order 99A, 1999Membership, 24, 679, 1032, 1630Reports noted/adopted. See “Motions—Report be noted/adopted”Reports presented—


2017, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 270

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Government response, 450Report 2—Inquiry into Billboards, dated 24 October 2017, together with a copy

of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 501Government response, 710

2018—Report 3—Draft Variation to the Territory Plan No 344 Woden Town Centre:

Zone Changes and Amendments to the Phillip Precinct Map and Code, dated 7 December 2017, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 641Government response, 927

Report 4—Draft Variation to the Territory Plan No 329: Weston Group Centre and Surrounding Community and Leisure and Accommodation Lands: Zone changes and amendments to the Weston Precinct map and code, dated 7 February 2018, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 683Government response, 854

Committees—continuedReport 5—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2016-2017, dated 14 March


Report 6—Draft Variation to the Territory Plan No 345 Mawson Group Centre: Zone Changes and Amendments to the Mawson Precinct Map and Code, dated 17 October 2018, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1078Government response, 1255

2019—Report 7—Draft Variation to the Territory Plan No 350: Changes to definition of

‘single dwelling block’, dated 12 February 2019, including a dissenting report (Mr Parton), together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1273Government response, 1520


Report 9—Draft variation No 360—Molonglo River Reserve: changes to public land reserve overlay boundaries and minor zone adjustment, dated 28 August 2019, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1652Government response, 1781

Report 10—Draft variation No 355—Calwell Group Centre: Zone Changes and amendments to the Calwell Precinct Map and Code, dated 27 August 2019, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1652Government response, 1812

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2020—Report 11—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2018, dated 25 March 2020,

together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1915Government response, 2044

Report 12—Inquiry into Engagement with Development Application Processes in the ACT, dated 29 April 2020, including additional comments (Ms Le Couteur), together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1937Government response, 2107

Report 13—Draft Variation No 363—Curtin group centre and adjacent residential areas: zone changes and amendments to the Curtin precinct map and code, dated 29 July 2020, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 2072

Committees—continuedReport 14—Inquiry into Planning for the Surgical Procedures, Interventional

Radiology and Emergency Centre (SPIRE) and the Canberra Hospital campus and immediate surrounds, dated 19 August 2020, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 2101

Statements (pursuant to standing order 246A)—ACT Planning Strategy 2018, 1386ACT Planning Strategy 2018—Inquiry, 1327Chisholm Village—Proposed redevelopment—Petitions, 1763Consideration of statutory appointments, 320, 351, 677, 924, 1250, 1626, 1871,

2073Development Application processes in the ACT, 758, 839, 1078, 1777Housing—

Guidance document, 351Inquiry discontinued, 552

Housing and Billboards—Inquiries, 149Petitions—

No 1-17—Curtin Group Centre—Draft Master Plan, 321No 6-17—Gold Creek Village—Proposed KFC drive-through, 413No 14-17—Advertising billboards, 551No 29-17—Red Hill—Natural environment and green space—Integrated

planning, 721No 31-19—Coombs Peninsula—Future development, 1937No 5-20—Weston Block 2 Section 75—Carpark to be built on CGZ land, 2081Nos 10-17 and 11-17—Public housing development—Holder and Chapman, 271,

721Nos 29-19 and 32-19—The Canberra Hospital—Safety, traffic, parking and noise

(SPIRE Project), 1938Planning criteria for areas of Woden Town Centre (Easty Street, Phillip), 1763

Planning for the Surgical Procedures, Interventional Radiology and Emergency Centre (SPIRE) and The Canberra Hospital campus and immediate surrounds—Inquiry, 1842

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Amendment to reporting date, 1916Report 2—Inquiry into Billboards—Government response, 721

Privileges 2018—Select Committee—Establishment—



Report—Newsletter circulated by two MLAs with links to a Third-Party Website, dated 20 June 2018, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 872

Privileges 2019—Select Committee—Establishment, 1380Membership, 1381

Committees—continuedReport presented—

Report—Unauthorised Release of Committee Documents, dated 9 July 2019, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1529Government response to Recommendation 1, 1781

Reports noted/adopted. See “Motions—Report be noted/adopted”Public Accounts—Standing Committee—


Government responses—Eighth Assembly—

Report 31—Review of Auditor-General’s Report No 3 of 2015: Restoration of the Lower Cotter Catchment, 22

Report 32—Review of Auditor-General’s Report No 6 of 2015: Bulk Water Alliance, 20

Inquiries/References—Appropriation (Office of the Legislative Assembly) Bill 2017-2018 (No 2), 675Appropriation Bill 2017-2018 (No 2), 674Appropriation Bill 2019-2020 (No 2), 1868Auditor-General’s Reports—

No 3/2017, 234No 3/2018, 721Nos 7/2016 and 1/2017, 127Nos 5/2018 and 8/2018, 988

Commercial rates, 1172Strata residences—Methodology for determining rates and land tax—Papers—

Reference, 673Amendment to reporting date, 829

Membership, 24, 1032Papers presented—

Eighth Assembly—Report 33—Review of Selected Auditor-General’s Reports—Update on action under Recommendation 5, 22

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Report 2—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2016-2017—Response to Recommendation 11—Use of Attraction and Retention Incentives, 853





Report 2—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2016-2017, dated 20 March 2018, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 720Speaker’s response to Recommendation 13—Swearing in of the ACT

Ombudsman, 802Government response, 853

Report 3—Inquiry into Appropriation Bill 2017-2018 (No 2) and Appropriation (Office of the Legislative Assembly) Bill 2017-2018 (No 2), dated 10 April 2018, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 764Government response, 787

Report 4—Methodology for determining rates and land tax in strata residences, dated 20 September 2018, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1024Government response, 1219


2019, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1295Speaker’s response to recommendations 11 and 12, 1391Government response, 1534

Report 6—Inquiry into Commercial Rates, dated 4 April 2019, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1373Corrigendum, 1377Government response, 1534

Report 7—Inquiry into Auditor-General’s Report No 1 of 2017, dated 1 August 2019, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1567Government response, 1812

Report 8—Inquiry into Auditor-General’s report No 7 of 2016: Certain Land Development Agency acquisitions, dated 28 November 2019, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1813Government response, 1909Revised Government response, 1922

2020—

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Report 9 (Copy)—Inquiry into Annual and Financial Reports 2018-19, dated March 2020, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1915Government response, 2044

Report 10 (Copy)—Inquiry into the Appropriation Bill 2019-2020 (No 2), adopted by Committee 26 March 2020, 1together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 1915Interim Government response, 1925Government response, 2107

Committees—continuedReport 11—Tender for the sale of Block 30 Dickson, dated 21 May 2020,

including dissenting comments (Ms Cheyne and Ms Cody), together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings for Report 11 and Report 12, 1961Government response, 2107

Report 12—Complaint regarding Auditor-General Report No 3 of 2018, dated 21 May 2020, 1962

Report 13—Inquiry into Auditor-General Report No 8 of 2018: Assembly of rural land west of Canberra, dated 27 August 2020, together with a copy of the extracts of the relevant minutes of proceedings, 2144

Eighth Assembly—Report 33—Review of Selected Auditor-General Reports, dated 8 September

2016, together with copy of transmittal letter and copy of extracts of relevant minutes of proceedings, 4Government response, 19

Statements (pursuant to standing order 246A)—Auditor-General’s Reports—

No 2/2017, 128No 5/2018, 1090Nos 1/2018, 2/2018, 4/2018, 6/2018, 9/2018, 10/2018, 11/2018, 1/2019,

2/2019, 3/2019, 4/2019, 1523Nos 10/2016, 11/2016 and 3/2017, 234Nos 5/2018, 6/2018, 7/2018 and 8/2018, 988Nos 7/2016 and 1/2017, 127Nos 9/2016, 3/2017, 4/2017, 5/2017, 6/2017, 7/2017, 8/2017 and 3/2018, 721

Consideration of statutory appointments, 874, 2145Standing Committee on Administration and Procedure—Report 16—Inquiry into

the Review of the Performance of the Three Branches of Government in the Australian Capital Territory against Latimer House Principles—Response to Recommendation 2, 1961

Standing Committees—Establishment—


Inquiries/References—2015-2016 Annual and Financial Reports—

Resolution, 80

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Amendment to reporting date—Education, Employment and Youth Affairs—Standing Committee—CIT—Annual report 2016, 271

Amendment to resolution—Justice and Community Safety—Standing Committee, 161Planning and Urban Renewal—Standing Committee, 161University of Canberra, 379

Committees—continued2016-2017 Annual and Financial Reports—


2017-2018 Annual and Financial Reports—Resolution, 10652018-2019 Annual and Financial Reports—Resolution, 1748

Membership, 24, 679, 981, 1032, 1119, 1630Commonwealth and Kings Avenue Bridges—Dedicated bike path between. See “Petitions”Community—

Facilities zone land—See “Motions—Private Members' business”Government transparency. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Public housing. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Inclusivity. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Legal centres. See “Motions—Executive Members’ business”Sector reform—Co-contribution expenditure. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions

—To take note of papers”Complex substance use disorders—Treatment for young people. See “Motions—Private

Members’ business”Condolences—

Ashford, the Hon Linda (Mr Barr, Mr Coe, Mr Rattenbury, Mr Ramsay), 2015Baker, Dr Joe AO OBE (Mr Barr, Mr Coe, Mr Rattenbury, Mr Gentleman), 681Brown, Uncle Carl (Mr Barr, Mr Coe, Mr Rattenbury, Ms Stephen-Smith), 1293Christchurch tragedy (Mr Barr, Mr Coe, Mr Rattenbury, Mr Steel, Mr Ramsay,

Mrs Jones, Ms Le Couteur, Ms Lawder, Mr Parton), 1293Doszpot, Mr Steve MLA (Mr Barr, Mr Coe, Mr Rattenbury, Ms Lawder, Mr Wall,

Mrs Dunne, Mr Hanson, Mrs Jones, Ms Lee, Mr Milligan, Mrs Kikkert, Mr Parton), 549Foskey, Dr Deb (Mr Barr, Mr Coe, Mr Rattenbury, Ms Le Couteur), 1933Gallop, Justice John AM QC RFD (Mr Barr, Mr Coe, Mr Rattenbury, Mr Ramsay), 507Hawke, The Hon Robert James Lee AC (Mr Barr, Mr Coe, Mr Rattenbury), 1565Hinder, Mr Jayson (Mr Barr, Mr Coe, Mr Rattenbury, Ms Fitzharris, Ms Berry,

Ms Cheyne, Mr Gentleman, Mr Steel, Mr Ramsay, Mr Pettersson, Ms Orr), 159Jeffery, Mr Valentine OAM (Mr Barr, Mr Coe, Mr Rattenbury, Mr Hanson, Mr Wall,

Mrs Jones, Ms Lawder, Mr Parton), 279Lalor, Mr Grant (Mr Barr, Mr Coe, Mr Rattenbury), 1321Madden, Mr Shane (Mr Barr, Mr Coe, and Mr Rattenbury), 1241Miles, The Hon Jeffrey AO (Mr Barr, Mr Coe, Mr Rattenbury, Mr Ramsay), 1271Salthouse, Ms Sue (Mr Barr, Mr Coe, Mr Rattenbury, Mr Gentleman, Ms Orr, Ms Lawder,

Ms Stephen-Smith), 2064Scholes, The Hon Gordon AO (Mr Barr, Mr Coe, Mr Rattenbury), 1253Somes, Mr Michael A (Mr Barr, Mr Coe, Mr Rattenbury, Mr Ramsay), 2015

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Sri Lanka terrorist attacks (Mr Barr, Mr Coe, Mr Rattenbury), 1385Turner, Mr John AM (Mr Barr, Mr Coe, Mr Rattenbury), 1333Whetnall, Ms Tracey (Mr Barr, Mr Coe, Mr Rattenbury, Ms Stephen-Smith), 1597

Conference of Parties (COP22) Meeting in Marrakech. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Conflict of interest—Standing order 156 and Continuing Resolution 5. See “Speaker—Statements”

Consolidated Annual Financial Statements. See “Financial Management Act”Constitutional, evidence-based and human rights compliant laws. See “Matters of public

importance”Construction, Forestry, Maritime, Mining and Energy Union—Affiliations. See “Motions—

Private Members’ business”Consumer protection—Second-hand vehicles. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Continuing Resolution 5AA—Commissioner for Standards—Amendment. See “Motions—

Assembly business”Continuing resolution 6—Senator for the Australian Capital Territory—Procedures for

Election—Amendment. See “Motions—Assembly business”Continuing resolution 9. See “Motions—Assembly business—Inquiries/References” and

“Committees”Coombs Peninsula—

Development. See “Petitions”, “Committees—Planning and Urban Renewal—Standing Committee”, “Motions—Inquiries/References” and “Motions—Private Members’ business”

Core—Services—Delivery. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Social and economic services—Continued Investment. See “Motions—Private Members'

business”Coronavirus (COVID-19)—

ACT economic response. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

ACT Government response. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Update on ACT Government response. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Coroner's Act—Report of Coroner—Inquest into the death of—Luke Newsome. See “Motions—To take note of papers”Michael Richard Hall and Government response. See “Motions—To take note of papers”

Co-sponsored motions 1607, 1621, 1808Cost of living—

See “Motions—Private Members' business”Pressures. See “Motions—Private Members' business” and “Matters of public

importance”Courts Construction Project—Update to the Legislative Assembly on the progress. See

“Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”COVID-19—

See also “Coronavirus (COVID-19)”Restrictions. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”

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Update on Government response. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Credit rating. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Crimes (Consent) Amendment Bill 2018—

See “Motions—Assembly business—Inquiries/References” and “Committees”See also “Motions—To take note of paper”Exposure draft. See “Statements—By Member”

Crimes (Controlled Operations) Act—Annual Report 2016-17—ACT Policing Controlled Operations—Corrigendum. See “Statements—By Minister”

Crimes (Invasion of Privacy) Amendment Bill 2017—Exposure draft. See “Statements—By Member”

Crimes (Restorative Justice) Sexual and Family Violence Offences Guidelines 2018—Disallowable Instrument DI2018-266—Paper. See “Statements—By Minister”

Criminal responsibility—Minimum age. See “Motions—Crossbench Executive Members’ business”

Crossbench Executive Members’ business—It being 45 minutes after the commencement of Crossbench Executive Members’

business—Debate interrupted in accordance with standing order 77—Time allotted to Crossbench Executive Members’ business extended—Ordered, 1379, 1471, 1862, 2057

Precedence, 1470, 1767, 1861, 2042Cross-border proposal—Proposed buffer zones—Parkwood area. See “Petitions” and

“Committees—Environment and Transport and City Services—Standing Committee”Cross-portfolio delegation—Singapore and Finland. See “Ministerial statements” and

“Motions—To take note of papers”Culturally and linguistically diverse people with a disability—Support. See “Motions—

Private Members’ business”Curtin Group Centre—Draft Master Plan. See “Petitions”, “Committees—Planning and

Urban Renewal—Standing Committee” and “Statements—By Member”

D

Dangerous dogs—See “Petitions”Legislation—Enforcement. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Management and staff resources. See “Motions—Private Members' business”

Days and time of next meetings. See “Motions—Principal”Deaf and deafblind community—Mental health services. See “Motions—Private Members’

business”, “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Deaf community—Auslan support during emergency situations. See “Motions—Private

Members' business”Dealing with claims of parliamentary privilege that arise during the exercise of the ACT

Integrity Commission’s powers and functions—Continuing resolution. See “Motions—Assembly business”

Death of—Dr Deb Foskey. See “Condolences”Dr Joe Baker AO OBE. See “Condolences”Justice John Gallop AM QC RFD. See “Condolences”

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Mr Grant Lalor. See “Condolences”Mr Jayson Hinder. See “Condolences”

Death of—continuedMr John Turner AM. See “Condolences”Mr Michael A. Somes. See “Condolences”Mr Paul Fennessy. See “Statements—By Minister—Coroners Act”Mr Shane Madden. See “Condolences”Mr Steve Doszpot MLA. See “Condolences”Ms Sue Salthouse. See “Condolences”Mr Valentine Jeffery OAM. See “Condolences”Ms Tracey Whetnall. See “Condolences”The Hon Gordon Scholes AO. See “Condolences”The Hon Jeffrey Miles AO. See “Condolences”The Hon Linda Ashford. See “Condolences”The Hon Robert James Lee Hawke AC. See “Condolences”The Speaker, Parliament of Kiribati. See “Speaker—Statements”Uncle Carl Brown. See “Condolences”Young person. See “Statements—By Minister”

Debate—Adjournment, 26, 36, 48, 60, 78, 95, 101, 119, 125, 132, 147, 155, 165, 181, 202, 265,

294, 311, 321, 328, 339, 354, 359, 378, 387, 393, 409, 415, 422, 442, 450, 462, 485, 504, 514, 532, 542, 558, 573, 636, 652, 671, 679, 687, 703, 728, 750, 761, 768, 785, 797, 806, 826, 837, 846, 862, 869, 886, 910, 920, 928, 947, 958, 973, 982, 994, 1011, 1036, 1047, 1061, 1081, 1094, 1111, 1123, 1149, 1165, 1193, 1224, 1240, 1250, 1256, 1270, 1280, 1302, 1320, 1331, 1340, 1371, 1381, 1403, 1459, 1476, 1515, 1524, 1563, 1570, 1577, 1592, 1596, 1617, 1624, 1631, 1647, 1654, 1661, 1698, 1720, 1743, 1772, 1785, 1805, 1815, 1842, 1856, 1869, 1876, 1895, 1912, 1950, 1970, 1997, 2013, 2028, 2060, 2074, 2092, 2118, 2148

Having been closed by the reply of the mover—Leave to address the Assembly, 386, 1524Points of order raised, 885

Interrupted in accordance with—SO 34, 837, 1680SO 74, 52, 69, 110, 163, 283, 303, 325, 332, 352, 357, 371, 384, 472, 524, 566, 665,

684, 776, 815, 834, 875, 903, 926, 939, 952, 957, 964, 1003, 1142, 1159, 1232, 1246, 1265, 1274, 1304, 1390, 1467, 1508, 1533, 1553, 1575, 1584, 1595, 1638, 1794, 1832, 1848, 1888, 2042, 2148

SO 77, 632, 1117, 1245, 1376, 1379, 1469, 1471, 1862, 2057Time allotted for adjournment debate having expired, 125, 165, 202, 321, 837, 1224Time allotted for debate having expired, 415, 1038

Declaration of interests. See “Statements—By Member”Deliberative democratic processes. See “Motions—Assembly business”Delivering—

An inclusive, progressive and connected Canberra. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

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The better Canberra we promised. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Delivery of high quality maternity services. See “Motions—Assembly business—Inquiries/References”

Demonstration housing precincts. See “Motions—Private Members' business”, “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”, See “Motions—Private Members' business”

Deputy Clerk and Serjeant-at-Arms—Appointment, 640Detention Exit Community Outreach Program. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions

—To take note of papers”Development application assessments. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Development Application Nos—

201731693—Statement by Minister—Call-in powers. See “Statements—By Minister—Planning and Development Act”

201732485 and 201732500—Statement by Minister—Call-in powers. See “Statements—By Minister—Planning and Development Act”

201833501—Statement by Minister—Call-in powers. See “Statements—By Minister—Planning and Development Act”

201935811—Block 4, Section 239—Kambah—Petition out-of-order. See “Statements—By Member”

Diabetes education and testing. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Dickson—Section 72, Blocks 6, 22 and 25 and Section 34, Block 30. See “Motions—Private

Members’ business”Director of Public Prosecutions—

Efficiency dividends. See “Statements—By Member” and “Statements—By Member”Funding. See “Motions—Private Members' business”

Discharge of orders of the day—Assembly business—

No 1—Proposed inquiry into the delivery of high quality maternity services by the Standing Committee on Health, Ageing and Community Services, 1077

No 1—Proposed reference to the Standing Committee on Health, Ageing and Community Services—Employment of people with a disability, 123

No 3—Proposed inquiry into greater housing affordability by the Standing Committee on Planning and Urban Renewal, 151, See also “Statements—By Member”

No 4—Proposed inquiry into evidence and best practice around prevention and early intervention programs in the prevention of domestic and family violence by the Standing Committee on Justice and Community Safety, 151

No 5—Proposed inquiry into universal access to early childhood education by the Standing Committee on Education, Employment and Youth Affairs, 269

No 6—Proposed inquiry into enrolments and capacity in Canberra public schools by the Standing Committee on Education, Employment and Youth Affairs, 270

Private Members’ business—No 1—Anti-Corruption and Integrity Commission Bill 2018, 1226No 2—Crimes (Invasion of Privacy) Amendment Bill 2017, 807No 2—Lands Acquisition (Reporting Requirements) Amendment Bill 2018, 1226

Display of articles to illustrate speeches. See “Speaker—Rulings”

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Dogs—Attacks—

See “Motions—Private Members’ business”See also “Dangerous dogs”Compensation for victims. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”

Management in the ACT. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Domestic Adoption Process in the ACT—Review—Final report. See “Statements—By Minister”

Domestic and family violence—See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Policy approaches and responses—

See “Committees—Standing Committee on Justice and Community Safety”Terms of Reference. See “Committees—Justice and Community Safety—Standing

Committee”Domestic Animals (Dangerous Dogs) Amendment Bill 2018—Exposure draft. See

“Statements—By Member”Domestic Animals—Services Management and Staff Resources. See “Statements—by

Minister” and also “Dangerous Dogs”Doszpot, S.—

Condolence motion, 549Death, 639Oath or affirmation by Member, 2Valedictory speech, 454

Downer Community Centre. See “Petitions” and “Statements—By Member”Draft Integrity Commission Bill 2018. See “Motions—Assembly

business—Inquiries/References” and “Committees”Draft Variation to the Territory Plan No 344. See “Petitions”Draft Variation to the Territory Plan No 350: Changes to definition of 'single dwelling block'.

See “Committees—Planning and Urban Renewal—Standing Committee” and “Motions—Report be noted/adopted”

Drone—Delivery—

Systems in the ACT. See “Motions—Assembly business—Inquiries/References” and “Committees”

Trials in Bonython. See “Petitions”, “Committees—Economic Development and Tourism—Standing Committee” and “Statements—By Member”

Drought relief for farm businesses. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Drugs of Dependence (Personal Cannabis Use) Amendment Act—Commencement. See

“Motions—Private Members’ business”Dunne, V.—

Elected as—Deputy Speaker, 4

Oath or affirmation by Member, 2See also “Election of—Deputy Speaker”Valedictory, 2153, See “Statements—By Member”

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E

Early childhood education. See “Matters of public importance”Eating disorder healthcare services. See “Petitions”, “Committees—Health, Ageing and

Community Services—Standing Committee” and “Statements—By Member”Economic and fiscal update. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of

papers”Economic and job growth opportunities—Importance of international engagement. See

“Matters of public importance”Economic Development and Tourism—Standing Committee—Report 1—Report on Annual

and Financial Reports 2015-2016—Recommendation 2—Streetlight Contract—Government response. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Ecotourism. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Editor of Debates—Retirement. See “Speaker—Statements”Education—

Continued investment. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Importance. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”

Education and Care Services National Law—Education and Care Services National Amendment Regulations 2016. See “Statements—

By Minister”Education and Care Services National Amendment Regulations 2017. See “Statements—

By Minister”Education and Care Services National Further Amendment Regulations 2017. See

“Statements—By Minister”Education and Care Services National Law Amendment Act 2017 (Victoria), as adopted by

the Education and Care Services National Law (ACT) Act. See “Statements—By Minister”Education, Employment and Youth Affairs—Standing Committee—

Inquiry into the Extent, Nature and Consequence of Insecure Work in the ACT—Statement regarding the outcomes. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Membership. See “Speaker—Statements”Report 5—Standardised Testing in ACT Schools—Government response. See “Statements

—By Minister”Election of—

Chief Minister, 3Deputy Speaker, 4Speaker, 3

Elective surgery. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Electricity Feed-in (Large-scale Renewable Energy Generation) Act—

Pursuant to subsection 22(5)—ACT Wind Auction II Review—Summary report and Government response. See “Statements—By Minister”

Review of Next Generation Renewables Auction and the Electricity Feed-in (Large-scale Renewable Energy Generation) Act 2011—Final report—NGR and large FiT Act Review. See “Statements—By Minister”

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Electronic gaming machines in the Territory—Reducing the number. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Emission reduction and renewable energy. See “Motions—Executive Members’ business”Employment conditions and job security. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Employment of people with a disability. See “Motions—Assembly

business—Inquiries/References”End of bushfire season. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of

papers”Energy efficiency measures. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Energy Efficiency Rating Scheme—Proposed review. See “Motions—Private Members'

business”Enrolments and capacity in Canberra public schools. See “Motions—Assembly business—

Inquiries/References”Entertainment zones—Noise levels. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”E-sports Strategy. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Establishment of Landcare—30th Anniversary. See “Landcare—30th Anniversary of the

establishment”Estimates 2018-2019—Select Committee—Report—Appropriation Bill 2018-2019 and

Appropriation (Office of the Legislative Assembly) Bill 2018-2019—Recommendation 65—Response. See “Health infrastructure planning—Ministerial

statement”, 1778Recommendation 78—Radiology training accreditation at Canberra Hospital—

Response. See “Committees” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Estimates 2019-2020—Select Committee—Report—Appropriation Bill 2019-2020 and

Appropriation (Office of the Legislative Assembly) Bill 2019-2020—Recommendation 81—Remediation of outmoded technology—Status report. See

“Committees” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Recommendations 82 and 87—Response. See “Health infrastructure planning—

Ministerial statement”, 1778Estimates 2019-2020—Select Committee—Report—continued

Recommendation 92—Progress report on a patient navigation service. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Recommendation 100—Strategies for tackling occupational violence in ACT public health facilities—Update. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Estimates procedures. See “Motions—Assembly business—Inquiries/References” and “Committees”

European Union Delegation—August/September 2017. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Evaluation of the—2015 Innovation Reforms to the On-Demand Transport Industry in the ACT. See

“Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”ACT Government’s safer cycling reforms. See “Statements—By Minister”

Evidence and best practice around prevention and early intervention programs in the prevention of domestic and family violence. See “Motions—Assembly business—Inquiries/References”

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Executive business—By suspension of standing orders—Consideration, 190, 1177Precedence, 151, 351, 377, 384, 413, 501, 678, 708, 866, 1031, 1078, 1176, 1274, 1327,

1380, 1472, 1523, 1568, 1595, 1621, 1654, 1694, 1814, 1864, 1947, 1985, 2002, 2017, 2059, 2073, 2081, 2105, 2145

Executive Members’ business—Precedence, 46, 90, 123, 187, 317, 382, 446, 499, 537, 633, 754, 833, 835, 915

Extended Throughcare. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Extent, nature and consequence of insecure work in the ACT. See “Committees—

Education, Employment and Youth Affairs—Standing Committee”

F

Farrer—Development and implementation of a strategic plan for enhanced community facilities.

See “Petitions”, Motions—Assembly business—Inquiries/References” and “Committees”Nature play toilet. See “Petitions”

Federal Public Servants—Relocation. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Federal Public Service—Maintaining the ACT as the centre. See “Matters of public importance”Fencing of play spaces. See “Petitions”Fertility preservation. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Financial integrity and compliance. See “Motions—Principal”Financial Management Act—

Budget—2016-2017—Budget Review. See “Statements—By Minister”2017-18—Budget Review. See “Statements—By Minister”2018-19—Budget Review. See “Ministerial statements” and "Motions to take note of

papers"Capital Works Program—Progress report. See “Statements—By Minister” and “Motions

—To take note of paper”Consolidated Annual Financial Statements. See “Statements—By Minister” and “Motions

—To take note of paper”Fitzharris, M.—

Oath or affirmation by Member, 2Resignation—Member, 1527

Flexible payment options for fees and charges. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Food Act—Nutritional Information for Food—Review of Display—Review report. See

“Statements—By Minister”Food and garden waste disposal strategies. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Forrest—Motorcycle parking spaces between Canberra Avenue and Sydney Avenue. See

“Petitions”Foskey, Dr Deb. See “Condolences”Fraser West—Bus terminus. See “Petitions”Freedom of Information Act—Notice provided to the Ombudsman—Freedom of

Information request—Decision not made in time—Canberra Institute of Technology. See “Statements—By Minister”Community Services Directorate. See “Statements—By Minister”

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Transport Canberra and City Services Directorate. See “Statements—By Minister”Freedom of speech—Canberra’s workplaces. See “Matters of public importance”Funding for national institutions in Canberra. See “Motions—Crossbench Executive

Members’ business”Future of education—

See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Implementation—

Plan. See “Motions—To take note of papers”Update. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Fyshwick—Proposed waste processing facilities. See “Petitions”

G

Gallop, Justice John AM QC RFD. See “Condolences”Gaming Machine Act—Community contributions made by gaming machine licensees—

Report by the ACT Gambling and Racing Commission. See “Statements—By Minister”Gender—

Consideration in legislation and policy development. See “Matters of public importance”Equality. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Equity in sport. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”

Gentleman, M.—Oath or affirmation by Member, 2Germany and Spain Mission—October 2017. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—

To take note of papers”Giralang community precinct—Revitalisation. See “Petitions” and “Statements—By

Member”Gold Creek Village shopping centre—Proposed KFC drive-through. See “Petitions” and

“Statements—By Members”Good public transport. See “Matters of public importance”Gordon—Preddey Way, Clare Dennis Avenue and Lewis Luxton Avenue—Safety and

protection of residents. See “Petitions” and “Statements—By Member”Governance of the Territory. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Government—

Achievements—One year in. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Priorities—2017. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Spring 2017. See “Ministerial statement” and “Motions—To take note of papers”2018. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Spring 2018. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”2019. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”2020. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Procurement policies. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Government—continued

Service delivery—Community participation. See “Matters of public importance”Services—Investment. See “Motions—Private Members' business”

Government Procurement (Secure Local Jobs) Amendment Bill 2018. See “Motions—Assembly business—Inquiries/References” and “Committees”

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Government Procurement (Secure Local Jobs) Amendment Bill 2018—Presentation speech. See “Statements—By Minister”Support. See “Petitions” and “Statements—By Member”

Greater housing affordability. See “Motions—Assembly business—Inquiries/References”Green waste collection services. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Greenway—Mortimer Lewis Drive playground—Provision of sun shade. See “Petitions” and

“Statements—By Member”Greyhound—

Industry transition. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Racing industry. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”,

See also “Motions—Private Members’ business”Gungahlin—

Community facilities. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Strategic Assessment. See “Statements—By Minister”Strategic Assessment Independent Audit—Government response. See “Statements—By

Minister”Town Centre—Proposed community centre. See “Motions—Private Members' business”

Gupta, D.-R.—Code of Conduct—Affirmation, 1528Inaugural speech, 1528Oath or affirmation of allegiance, 1528

H

H Course—Australian National University School of Music. See also “Committees—Education, Employment and Youth Affairs—Standing Committee” and “Statements—By Members”, See also “Motions—Private Members' business” and “Petitions”

Hackett—Bragg Street—Rezoning of Mr Fluffy houses—Further response. See “Petitions—Eighth Assembly—Ministerial responses”

Hanson, J.—Oath or affirmation by Member, 2Harm minimisation and harm reduction initiatives. See “Matters of public importance”Harmony Day. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Harrison School—Discovery and remediation of non-friable asbestos in garden beds. See

“Statements—By Minister” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Hawke, The Hon Robert James Lee AC. See “Condolences”Health—

Data issues—Documents—Order to table. See “Motions—Order to table”Infrastructure. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Infrastructure planning. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of

papers”Infrastructure investment and planning. See “Motions—Private Members' business”

Health (Patient Privacy) Amendment Act 2015—Request to repeal provision relating to the banning of pro-life actions in designated areas. See “Petitions—Eighth Assembly—Ministerial responses”

Health and wellbeing—Investment. See “Motions—Private Members' business”

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Health Practitioner Regulation National Law—Health Practitioner Regulation National Law Amendment (Midwife Insurance Exemption) Regulation 2016. See “Statements—By Minister”

Health Workers. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Heavy Vehicle National Law as applied by the law of States and Territories—Heavy Vehicle

National Amendment Regulation 2017 (2017 No 329). See “Statements—By Minister”Higgins—Upgrade to playgrounds. See “Petitions” and “Statements—By Member”Hinder, Mr Jayson. See “Condolences”Homelessness data. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Housing. See “Committees—Standing Committee on Planning and Urban Renewal”Housing ACT’S procurement of a Total Facilities Manager—Outcome of the ACT

Auditor-General’s performance audit. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Housing affordability. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Housing affordability and homelessness—

See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Funding. See “Motions—Private Members' business”

Housing and rental affordability. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Human Rights (Workers Rights) Amendment Bill 2019. See “Motions—Assembly business—

Inquiries/References” and “Committees”Hydrotherapy services—

ACT—Update. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”South Canberra. See “Petitions” and “Committees—Health, Ageing and Community

Services—Standing Committee”, See “Motions—Private Members' business”, “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—to take note of papers”

See also "Access to hydrotherapy in the ACT"

I

Icon Water and ActewAGL service agreements—Transparency. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”

Icon Water contracts with ActewAGL—See “Motions—Order to table”Order to provide documents. See “Motions—Assembly business”

Imputation and reflection on impartiality of Speaker. See “Speaker—Statements”Inaugural speeches, 13, 25, 47, 640, 1528Incident at Westminster Parliament overnight—Statement of condolence. See “Speaker—

Statements”Inclusion of respectful dialogue within the Code of Conduct. See “Motions—Assembly

business—Inquiries/References” and “Committees”Inclusive and supportive community. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Independent Competition and Regulatory Commission—Investigation into Petrol Prices

and Competition in the ACT—Final Report. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Independent Competition and Regulatory Commission Act—Independent Competition and Regulatory Commission—Reports 1 and 2 of 2018. See “Statements—By Minister”

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Independent Integrity Commission—Select Committee. See “Committees” and “Motions—Assembly business—Establishment/Membership”

Independent Legal Arbiters—Reports. See “Motions—To authorise publication of papers”Indigenous language in the Assembly. See “Motions—Assembly business”Indonesian delegation—February 2019. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To

take note of papers”Indulgence—To make statement, 2063Inner north—New recreation park. See “Petitions” and “Committees—Environment and

Transport and City Services—Standing Committee”Inner south accessible bus services to Manuka. See also “Bus services”, See “Statements—

By Member”Inspector of Correctional Services Act—Report of a Review of a Critical Incident by the ACT

Inspector of Correctional Services—Assault of a detainee at the Alexander Maconochie Centre—25 October 2018—Government response. See “Motions—To take note of papers—

Report of a Review of a Criticial Incident by the ACT Inspector of Correctional Services”16 December 2018—Government response. See “Motions—To take note of papers—

Report of a Review of a Criticial Incident by the ACT Inspector of Correctional Services”1 January and 15 April 2019—Government response. See “Motions—To take note of

papers—Report of a Review of a Criticial Incident by the ACT Inspector of Correctional Services”

Integrated transport network. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Integrity Commission (ACT Policing) Amendment Bill 2018—Exposure draft. See

“Statements—By Minister”Integrity Commission Bill 2018—Exposure draft. See “Motions—Assembly business—

Inquiries/References” and “Committees—Independent Integrity Commission 2018—Select Committee”

Integrity Commission—Progress in the establishment. See “Committees—Integrity Commission—Standing Committee”

International—Mother Language Day. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Women’s Day—

2017. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”2018. See “Status of women in the ACT”2019. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of paper”

Intersection of Tillyard and Ginninderra Drives—Traffic safety measures. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Upgrade of existing traffic control measures. See “Petitions”, “Motions—Private

Members’ business”, “Committees—Environment and Transport and City Services—Standing Committee” and “Statements—By Member”

J

Japan delegation—October 2018. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Jeffery, Mr Valentine OAM. See “Condolences”Jones, G.—Oath or affirmation by Member, 2

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Justice and Community Safety—Standing Committee—Report 1—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2015-2016—Recommendations 11 and 12—Government response—Postponement. See “Statements—By Minister”Update. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

K

Kiermaier, Max—Retirement. See “Speaker—Statements”Kikkert, E.—


Kingston—Proposed aged care facility. See PetitionsSection 24—Mature tree canopy—Petition out-of-order—Paper. See “Statements—By

Member”Kippax and Charnwood shopping centres—Water refill stations and container recycling.

See “Petitions”

L

Lake Burley Griffin and surrounds—Heritage protection. See “Petitions”, “Committees—Environment and Transport and City Services—Standing Committee” and “Statements—By Member”

Lalor, Mr Grant. See “Condolences”Land Development Agency—Proposed order to table papers. See “Motions—Order to

table”Land Tax (Community Housing Exemption) Amendment Bill 2018. See “Speaker—Rulings”

and “Bills”Landcare—30th Anniversary of the establishment. See “Ministerial statements” and

“Motions—To take note of papers”Language education. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Language of debate. See “Speaker—Statements”Large-scale venue for multicultural and community events at EPIC—Feasibility. See

“Motions—Private Members’ business”Lawder, N.—Oath or affirmation by Member, 2Lawson—Designated parking. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Leader of the Opposition—Consent, 3Leading Data Reform: The Way Forward—Outcomes of the ACT Health System-Wide Data

Review. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Lease Variation Charges and remissions—Proposed review. See “Motions—Executive

Members’ business”Leave—

Adjournment debate—To have an extension of time, 265, 1123, 1970, 2013, 2092Having already spoken—

Leave to move amendment, 758, 1117Leave to move amendment to amendment, 1845Leave to move that debate be adjourned, 1265

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Member of committee to present report, due to absence of chair and deputy chair, 2080To address Assembly—

After debate has been closed by the mover, 386, 1524, 2091On question that the bill be agreed to, 568

To again address Assembly, 134, 137, 140, 171, 248, 1266, 1277, 1322, 1395, 1445, 1469, 1511, 1610, 1669

To amend notice, 123, 441, 781, 822, 1466To ask further question without notice, 903To conclude remarks, 1000, 1004, 1098, 1518, 1575To conclude speech, 800To continue debate—Executive Members’ business, 835To have an extension of time, 418, 896, 1000, 1177, 1381, 1453, 1575, 1621, 1624, 1720,

1796, 1815, 1832, 1872, 1877, 1950To move amendments not considered or reported on by the Scrutiny Committee, 418,

686, 1387, 1388, 1389, 1524, 1670, 1695, 1711, 1717, 1771, 1815, 1873, 1874, 1873(3), 1874(2), 1924(2), 1925, 1948(3), 1967, 1968, 2012, 2025(2), 2026, 2027, 2091, 2106, 2112(2), 2114, 2115, 2117, 2147, 2152

To move amendment to own motion, 1851To move dissent from Speaker’s ruling, 1673To move motion, 752, 1387, 1908, 1960, 2002To move motion due to absence of proposer, 1265To move notice lodged by another Member, 472, 1639To move rescission and reconsideration of bill, 2118, 2151To present bill, 765, 2000, 2001, 2017, 2040, 2064, 2143To raise points of order, after debate has been closed by the mover, 885To speak to matter of public importance, 1544

Due to absence of proposer, 1653To withdraw amendment, 758, 918, 933Not granted—

Order to table, 414To establish Select Committe on Privileges, 551To move a motion, 485To move censure motion, 1137To move dissent from Speaker’s ruling, 253

Le Couteur, C.—Oath or affirmation by Member, 2Valedictory, 2153, See “Statements—By Member”

Lee, E.—Assistant Speaker, 12Inaugural speech, 25Oath or affirmation by Member, 2

Libraries. See “Matters of public importance”Light Rail—

Construction—Impact on local businesses. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Stage 1—

Increased demand. See “Motions—Private Members' business”

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Review. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Stage 2 alignment. See “Petitions”

Literacy instruction in ACT schools. See “Petitions”, “Committees” and “Motions—Assembly business—Inquiries/References”

Litter and illegal dumping. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Live In Ya Lounge—Financial support. See “Petitions”Local shops—Maintenance. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Loneliness—Public health issue. See “Matters of public importance”Long service leave—Transient workers. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Low income Canberrans—Support. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Lunar New Year—Importance to Canberrans. See “Matters of public importance”

M

Madden, Mr Shane. See “Condolences”Major Events Strategy. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Mammal emblem for the ACT. See “Motions—Assembly business—Inquiries/References”,

“Committees” and “Motions—Principal”Management and minimisation of bullying and violence in schools. See “Motions—

Assembly business—Inquiries/References” and “Committees”Mark of reconciliation—Gift of possum skin cloak to the ACT. See “Speaker—Statements”Marriage equality—

See “Motions—Executive business”, See “Motions—Private Members' business”Law reform and discrimination. See “Motions—Private Members' business”

Maternity leave—Granted, 1489. See “Leave of absence—Ms Lee”Matters of public importance—

See also “Speaker—Statements” and “Speaker—Rulings”Discussion of—

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander—Women—Achievements (Ms Cody)—Discussion ensued; discussion concluded, 885

ACT community—Broad engagement (Mr Steel)—Discussion ensued; discussion concluded, 686

ACT essential services (Mr Pettersson)—Discussion ensued; discussion concluded, 1570

ACT teachers (Ms Cody)—Discussion ensued; discussion concluded, 1047Active lifestyle—Importance to the community (Mr Parton)—Discussion ensued;

discussion concluded, 193Matters of public importance—continued

Affordable housing (Ms Le Couteur)—Discussion ensued; time for discussion expired; discussion concluded, 155

Bees—Importance (Ms Le Couteur)—Discussion ensued; discussion concluded, 805Canberra shift and weekend workers—Income security (Ms Cheyne)—Discussion

ensued; discussion concluded, 101Canberra’s—

Multicultural community—Support (Mrs Kikkert)—Discussion ensued; discussion concluded, 1224

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Outer suburban areas—Bus network (Mr Parton)—Discussion ensued; time for discussion expired; discussion concluded, 1624

Young writers and performing and visual artists—Development (Mrs Dunne)—Discussion ensued; discussion concluded, 1301

Children's education—Informed choice by parents (Ms Lee)—Discussion ensued; time for discussion expired; discussion concluded, 920

City-wide light rail network (Mr Gupta)—Discussion ensued; discussion concluded, 1767

Constitutional, evidence-based and human rights compliant laws (Ms Cody)—Discussion ensued; discussion concluded, 1256

Cost of living pressures (Mr Wall)—Discussion ensued; discussion concluded, 1868Early childhood education (Ms Cody)—Discussion ensued; discussion concluded, 132Economic and job growth opportunities—Importance of international engagement

(Mr Steel)—Discussion ensued; discussion concluded, 421Federal Public Service—Maintaining the ACT as the centre (Ms Cody)—Discussion

ensued; discussion concluded, 836Freedom of speech—Canberra’s workplaces (Ms Cheyne)—Discussion ensued;

discussion concluded, 1093Gender consideration in legislation and policy development (Ms Le Couteur)—

Discussion ensued; discussion concluded, 652Good public transport (Mr Parton)—Discussion ensued; time for discussion expired;

discussion concluded, 503Government service delivery—Community participation (Ms Cody)—Discussion

ensued; discussion concluded, 512Harm minimisation and harm reduction initiatives (Mr Pettersson)—Discussion

ensued; discussion concluded, 1248Libraries (Ms Lawder)—Discussion ensued; discussion concluded, 758Loneliness—Public health issue (Ms Le Couteur)—Discussion ensued; discussion

concluded, 1697Lunar New Year—Importance to Canberrans (Mrs Jones)—Discussion ensued;

discussion concluded, 59Men’s Sheds (Ms Lawder)—Discussion ensued; discussion concluded, 393Nurse-led walk-in centres (Ms Cheyne)—Discussion ensued; discussion concluded,

1910Office for Mental Health—Support for multicultural dimensions (Mrs Kikkert)—

Discussion ensued; discussion concluded, 794Open and consultative democracy (Mrs Kikkert)—Discussion ensued; discussion

concluded, 293Matters of public importance—continued

Peaceful protest (Ms Le Couteur)—Discussion ensued; discussion concluded, 1840Preparing the ACT for more extreme weather events (Ms Le Couteur)—Discussion

ensued; discussion concluded, 1338Promoting tolerance and inclusion (Mr Pettersson)—Discussion ensued; discussion

concluded, 1325Protecting and celebrating our Aboriginal, European and natural heritage

(Ms Lawder)—Discussion ensued; discussion concluded, 767

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Public health system (Mrs Dunne)—Discussion ensued; discussion concluded, 711Rehabilitative youth justice system (Mrs Kikkert)—Discussion ensued; discussion

concluded, 1717Religion—Freedom from discrimination (Ms Cody)—Discussion ensued; discussion

concluded, 679Renewable energy sources (Mr Gupta)—Discussion ensued; discussion concluded,

1653Residents of the ACT and NT—Legislative rights (Ms Cheyne)—Discussion ensued;

discussion concluded, 1035Rights of ACT children (Ms Cody)—Discussion ensued; discussion concluded, 1080Road maintenance (Mrs Kikkert)—Discussion ensued; discussion concluded, 95School chaplains—

(Mr Coe)—Discussion ensued; discussion concluded, 1276(Miss Burch)—Discussion ensued; discussion concluded, 1378

Seniors in our community—Support (Mr Coe)—Discussion ensued; discussion concluded, 1393

Single-use plastic (Ms Le Couteur)—Discussion ensued; discussion concluded, 993Small business (Mr Wall)—Proposer not being present, the matter was not

proceeded with, 1469Stromlo Forest Park sport and recreation facilities (Miss Burch)—Discussion ensued;

discussion concluded, 1630Support for local primary producers (Ms Cheyne)—Discussion ensued; discussion

concluded, 1121Supporting single parents (Mr Steel)—Discussion ensued; discussion concluded, 320Suspected child abuse—Obligation to report (Mr Pettersson)—Discussion ensued;

discussion concluded, 1661VET students (Mr Steel)—Discussion ensued; discussion concluded, 415Veterans (Mr Hanson)—Discussion ensued; discussion concluded, 450Volunteering (Mr Milligan)—Discussion ensued; discussion concluded, 1876Volunteers—Important contribution (Mr Coe)—Discussion ensued; discussion

concluded, 164Walk-in centres and hospitals—Recognition of nurses (Mr Gupta)—Discussion

ensued; discussion concluded, 1544Woden Town Centre—Renewal (Ms Cheyne)—Discussion ensued; discussion

concluded, 125Women’s and girls’ sport in Canberra—Sports grants (Ms Cheyne)—Discussion

ensued; discussion concluded, 726Matters of public importance—continued

More than one matter of public importance submitted, 59, 95, 101, 125, 132, 155, 164, 193, 293, 320, 393, 415, 421, 450, 503, 512, 652, 679, 686, 711, 726, 758, 767, 794, 805, 836, 885, 920, 993, 1035, 1047, 1080, 1093, 1121, 1224, 1248, 1256, 1276, 1301, 1325, 1338, 1378, 1393, 1469, 1544, 1570, 1624, 1630, 1653, 1661, 1697, 1717, 1767, 1840, 1868, 1876, 1910

Proposer not being present, matter not proceeded with, 1469Ruled out-of-order—

See “Speaker's rulings”

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Matter discussed previously, 1241Not within the scope of ministerial responsibility, 717, 1387Identical terms—Not included in draw, 1903

Medical cannabis. See “Petitions”Inaugural speeches, 13, 25, 47Leave of absence—

All Members, 47, 272, 866, 1140, 1776Ms Berry, 2065Miss Burch, 756, 1673, 1986Mr Barr, 709, 1023, 1712

Amendment to motion, 1024Mr Doszpot, 125, 162, 329, 353, 476Mr Gentleman, 272, 1908Mr Gupta, 1924Mr Hanson, 358, 901, 1096, 1444, 1619Mr Milligan, 454, 957, 960, 1003, 1037Mr Parton, 1338, 1569, 1659Mr Pettersson, 253, 319, 417, 427, 454, 678, 1776Mr Ramsay, 329, 640, 1037, 2065Mr Rattenbury, 130Mr Steel, 508, 1924Mr Wall, 12, 358, 928, 1463, 1600, 1875, 2039Mrs Dunne, 12, 363, 508, 719, 1619, 1659, 1924, 1943Mrs Jones, 186, 358, 391, 401, 502, 738, 993, 1279, 1619, 1780, 2003, 2039, 2077,

2143Mrs Kikkert, 454, 1652, 1943Ms Burch, 281, 327Ms Cheyne, 1037Ms Cody, 303, 414, 1172, 1600, 1672, 1696, 1846, 1924, 2016, 2097Ms Fitzharris, 125, 319, 681, 766, 901, 1215, 1255Ms Lawder, 12, 130, 1605, 1875, 1924, 2016Ms Lee, 1255, 1279, 1444, 1489 (maternity leave), 1924Ms Orr, 980Ms Stephen-Smith, 371

Members—continuedNamed and suspended—

Mr Hanson, 939Mr Parton, 2018Mrs Dunne, 1764Mrs Kikkert, 1275Ms Lawder, 1961

Meningococcal B Vaccination Program for Babies—Update. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Men’s Sheds. See “Matters of public importance”Mental health—

Inpatient services. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

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Patient data. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Services. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”System. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”

Methodology for determining rates and land tax in strata residences. See “Motions—Assembly business—Inquiries/References”, “Committees—Public Accounts—Standing Committee” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Middle childhood—Services and programs. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Miles, The Hon Jeffrey AO. See “Condolences”Milk bank—Establishment—

See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Response to resolution of the Assembly. See “Motions—To take note of papers”

Milligan, J.—Inaugural speech, 47Oath or affirmation by Member, 2

Minister for Corrections and Justice Health—Call to resign. See “Motions—Censure/No confidence/Want of confidence/Call to resign”

Minister for Education and Early Childhood Development. See “Motions—Censure”Minister for Health and Wellbeing—Proposed want of confidence. See “Motions—

Censure/No confidence/Want of confidence”Minister for Transport and City Services—Proposed censure—Weekend bus services. See

“Motions—Censure/No confidence/Want of confidence”Ministerial—

Arrangements, 16, 32, 44, 124, 138, 283, 319, 332, 358, 371, 643, 684, 709, 793, 903, 919, 1033, 1040, 1218, 1255, 1696, 1712, 1810, 1909, 2065

Delegation—India—September 2019. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of

papers”North America. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Singapore. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”United Kingdom—April 2019. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take

note of papers”Priorities. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Ministerial—continuedTrade Delegation—Singapore, Hong Kong and Japan. See “Ministerial statements” and

“Motions—To take note of papers”Travel. See “Motions—Private Members' business”

Ministerial statements—2018-19 bushfire season—Early commencement (Mr Gentleman), 9562019-20 Bushfire season (Mr Gentleman), 1693Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander—

Affairs (Ms Stephen-Smith), 50Agreement 2015-2018—Annual Report—

2017 (Ms Stephen-Smith), 6312018 (Ms Stephen-Smith), 1168

Children and young people in care in the ACT (Ms Stephen-Smith), 390Cultural integrity in ACT public schools (Ms Berry), 722

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Access Canberra—Five years of quality service to the Canberra community (Mr Ramsay), 1810

Access to Hydrotherapy in the ACT—Further progress in implementing the recommendations in the Nous Report (Ms Stephen-Smith), 1809

Achievements—In the first year (Mr Rattenbury), 509Over the last year—

(Mr Gentleman), 488(Ms Stephen-Smith), 509

ACT Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Agreement 2019-2028 (Ms Stephen-Smith), 1296ACT Active Ageing Framework 2015-2018—

Update for 2016-2017 (Mr Ramsay), 390Final update on progress (Mr Ramsay), 1141

ACT Ambulance Service—Blueprint for change (Mr Gentleman), 1217Review on patterns of ambulance demand and crewing (Mr Gentleman), 1140

ACT Carers Strategy—Launch of the 3 year Action Plan (Mr Steel), 1040ACT Children and Young People’s Commitment 2015-2025—Progress update on the

implementation (Ms Stephen-Smith), 129, 726, 1374ACT deaths due to suicide and information about available front line suicide prevention

and postvention services and support—Report (Mr Rattenbury), 235ACT Fire and Rescue—Aerial capability (Mr Gentleman), 1297ACT Graduated Licensing Scheme Reforms—Update (Mr Rattenbury), 1168ACT Health—

Accreditation update (Ms Fitzharris), 840Assets—Maintaining (Ms Fitzharris), 389Data and reporting—Terms of reference for the system-wide review (Ms Fitzharris),

128Reporting (Ms Fitzharris), 50

Ministerial statements—continuedACT Health—continued

System Wide Data Review Quarterly Update—June 2017 (Ms Fitzharris), 235September 2017 (Ms Fitzharris), 418November 2017 (Ms Fitzharris), 622February 2018 (Ms Fitzharris), 706May 2018 (Ms Fitzharris), 830

Transition and Australian Council on Healthcare Standards Accreditation—Update (Ms Fitzharris), 955

Transition and workplace culture—Update (Ms Fitzharris), 1039ACT Housing Choices Collaboration Hub Recommendations—Government response

(Mr Gentleman), 1024ACT Housing Strategy (Ms Berry), 1090ACT Housing Strategy and Implementation Plan—Annual update (Ms Berry), 1777ACT Multicultural Framework 2015-2020—Implementation and outcomes (First Action

Plan 2015-2018)—Second update (Ms Stephen-Smith), 411

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Third update (Mr Steel), 1141ACT Office for Mental Health—Establishment (Mr Rattenbury), 390ACT Policing—Key priorities (Mr Gentleman), 98ACT Prevention of Violence against Women and Children Strategy 2011-2017—

2nd Implementation Plan 2015-2017 (Ms Berry), 788ACT Volunteering Statement Action Plan 2018-2021 (Ms Stephen-Smith), 864ACT’s Work Safety Compliance Infrastructure, Policies and Procedures—Independent

review—Government response (Ms Stephen-Smith), 1091Alexander Maconochie Centre—

Accommodation—Female detainees (Mr Rattenbury), 315Female detainee accommodation (Mr Rattenbury), 509Update on recommendations arising from reviews agreed by Government relating to

the operation (Mr Rattenbury), 185Aluminium Cladding Working Group—Update (Mr Gentleman), 350Asbestos related works across Canberra—Ministerial annual statement—

(Mr Gentleman), 925(Ms Stephen-Smith), 1593

Asia Ministerial Trade Delegation (Mr Barr), 925Auditor-General’s Report No 3/2015—Restoration of the Lower Cotter Catchment—

Progress report on the implementation of the recommendations (Mr Gentleman), 128Better Suburbs Statement 2030 (Mr Steel), 989Bimberi Youth Justice Centre (Ms Stephen-Smith), 1627Building—

Quality improvement (Mr Ramsay), 1064Reforms (Mr Ramsay), 2040

Ministerial statements—continuedBuilding—continued

Regulatory reforms—(Mr Ramsay), 1324Six monthly update (Mr Ramsay), 1650

The Future (Mr Barr), 47Bus services—Punctuality and evening and weekend services (Ms Fitzharris), 975Bushfire Abatement Zone (Mr Gentleman), 355Canberra’s tree canopy coverage—To protect and increase (Mr Steel), 1064, 1746Centenary Hospital (Ms Fitzharris), 350Centenary Hospital for Women and Children—

Future Planning for Public Maternity Services in the ACT (Ms Fitzharris), 950Update on maternity services (Ms Fitzharris), 1462

Child care placement and care plans (Ms Stephen-Smith), 350Climate Action Roundtable (Mr Rattenbury), 129Commissioner for Sustainability and the Environment Act—Unfantastic Plastic—Review

of the ACT Plastic Shopping Bag Ban—Government response (Mr Steel), 1254Community—

Facility-zoned land—Public housing (Ms Berry), 282Sector reform—Co-contribution expenditure (Ms Stephen-Smith), 418

Conference of Parties (COP22) Meeting in Marrakech (Mr Rattenbury), 38

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Coronavirus (COVID-19)—ACT Economic Response (Mr Barr), 2000ACT Government response (Ms Stephen-Smith), 1934, 1981, 2000, 2016, 2040

Courts Construction Project—Update to the Legislative Assembly on the progress (Mr Ramsay), 1090

COVID-19—Update on Government response (Ms Stephen-Smith), 1959, 2100Cross-portfolio delegation—Singapore and Finland (Ms Berry), 315Deaf and deafblind community—Mental health services (Mr Rattenbury), 1809Delivering—

An inclusive, progressive and connected Canberra (Mr Barr), 1039The better Canberra we promised (Mr Barr), 461

Demonstration housing precincts (Mr Gentleman), 552Detention Exit Community Outreach (Mr Rattenbury), 764Dogs—Management in the ACT (Ms Fitzharris), 443Economic and fiscal update (Mr Barr), 2151Economic Development and Tourism—Standing Committee—Report 1—Report on

Annual and Financial Reports 2015-2016—Recommendation 2—Streetlight contract—Government response (Mr Steel), 1114

Education, Employment and Youth Affairs—Standing Committee—Inquiry into the Extent, Nature and Consequence of Insecure Work in the ACT—Statement regarding the outcomes (Ms Stephen-Smith), 1025

Electronic gaming machines in the Territory—Reducing the number (Mr Ramsay), 765End of bushfire season (Mr Gentleman), 1493

Ministerial statements—continuedEstimates 2019-2020—Select Committee—Report—Appropriation Bill 2019-2020 and

Appropriation (Office of the Legislative Assembly) Bill 2019-2020—Recommendation 92—Progress report on a patient navigation service

(Ms Stephen-Smith), 1746Recommendation 100—Strategies for tackling occupational violence in ACT public

health facilities—Update (Ms Stephen-Smith), 1778European Union Delegation—August/September 2017 (Mr Gentleman), 622Evaluation of the 2015 Innovation Reforms to the On-Demand Transport Industry in the

ACT (Mr Ramsay), 989Extended Throughcare (Mr Rattenbury), 122Financial Management Act, Budget 2019-20—Budget review (Mr Barr), 1868.Future of education—

(Ms Berry), 79, 682A ten year education strategy (Ms Berry), 949Implementation update (Ms Berry), 1242

Germany and Spain Mission—October 2017 (Mr Barr), 552Government—

Achievements—One year in (Ms Berry), 461Priorities—

2017 (Mr Barr), 50Spring 2017 (Mr Barr), 2822018 (Mr Barr), 651

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Spring 2018 (Mr Barr), 8742019 (Mr Barr), 12172020 (Mr Barr), 1833

Greyhound—Industry transition (Mr Ramsay), 1113Racing industry—Ending (Mr Ramsay), 356

Harmony Day (Ms Stephen-Smith), 99Health infrastructure planning (Ms Stephen-Smith), 1778Homelessness data (Ms Berry), 752Housing ACT’S procurement of a Total Facilities Manager—Outcome of the ACT

Auditor-General’s performance audit (Ms Berry), 1242Hydrotherapy services—

ACT—Update (Ms Stephen-Smith), 1872South Canberra (Ms Stephen-Smith), 1574

Independent Competition and Regulatory Commission—Investigation into Petrol Prices and Competition in the ACT—Final Report (Mr Barr), 1532

Indonesian delegation—February 2019 (Mr Barr), 1296International Women’s Day—

2017 (Ms Berry), 982019 (Ms Berry), 1296

Japan delegation—October 2018 (Mr Barr), 1140Ministerial statements—continued

Justice and Community Safety—Standing Committee—Report 1—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2015-2016—Update on Disability recommendations 11 and 12 (Ms Stephen-Smith), 765

Landcare—30th Anniversary of the establishment (Mr Gentleman), 1565Leading Data Reform: The Way Forward—Outcomes of the ACT Health System-Wide

Data Review (Ms Fitzharris), 956Meningococcal B Vaccination Program for Babies—Update (Ms Stephen-Smith), 1658Mental health—

Inpatient services (Mr Rattenbury), 1168Patient data (Mr Rattenbury), 1778

Ministerial—Delegation—

India—September 2019 (Mr Barr), 1745North America (Ms Fitzharris), 324Singapore—April 2017 (Mr Barr), 185United Kingdom—April 2019 (Mr Gentleman), 1518

Priorities—(Ms Fitzharris), 37(Ms Orr), 1627

Trade Delegation June 2017—Singapore, Hong Kong and Japan (Mr Barr), 315Moss Review—

Implementation (Mr Rattenbury), 682Recommendations—Closure (Mr Rattenbury), 1064

Mount Taylor—

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Better access and safety (Mr Steel), 1141National Apology to the Stolen Generation—Ten Year Anniversary (Ms Stephen-Smith),

642National Disability Insurance Scheme—Implementation Report and Role of the ACT

Government—Six monthly report—December 2016 (Ms Stephen-Smith), 122June 2017 (Ms Stephen-Smith), 443

New Zealand—Delegation—August 2018 (Ms Fitzharris), 1024Ministerial mission—November 2019 (Mr Ramsay), 1903Mission—

March 2018 (Ms Berry), 764November 2017 (Mr Barr), 651

Ngunnawal Bush Healing Farm—Update on the progress and opening (Ms Fitzharris), 389

Office for Mental Health and Wellbeing—Update on proposed model and functions (Mr Rattenbury), 802

One year of achievements—Access to justice and delivery of government services (Mr Ramsay), 508

One year of delivery: Health, TCCS and HETR (Ms Fitzharris), 488Our Booris, Our Way (Ms Stephen-Smith), 752

Ministerial statements—continuedOut of Home Care Strategy 2015-2020—A Step Up for Our Kids—One Step Can Make a

Lifetime of Difference—Update—April 2018 (Ms Stephen-Smith), 788October 2018 (Ms Stephen-Smith), 1040April 2019 (Ms Stephen-Smith), 1335October 2019 (Ms Stephen-Smith), 1746

Outlaw motorcycle gangs—ACT Government response (Mr Gentleman), 349Pathway to 4000 gaming machine authorisations and reducing gambling harm

(Mr Ramsay), 975Plastic waste reduction (Mr Steel), 1169Portfolio priorities—

(Mr Gentleman), 38(Mr Ramsay), 38(Mr Rattenbury), 38(Ms Berry), 372018—

(Mr Gentleman), 642(Mr Rattenbury), 674(Ms Berry), 641(Ms Fitzharris), 673

Preventing and minimising gambling harm (Mr Ramsay), 350Priorities—2018—(Ms Stephen-Smith), 674Protecting older Canberrans from abuse (Mr Ramsay), 1650

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Public Accounts—Standing Committee—Report 2—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2016-2017—Response to Recommendation 10—Apprenticeships and Traineeships (Ms Fitzharris), 863

Public housing—Growth and renewal (Ms Berry), 1387Properties—Improvements to the Total Facilities Management Contract for the

provision of maintenance services (Ms Berry), 380Renewal progress (Ms Berry), 162

Recidivism rates (Mr Rattenbury), 418Reconciliation Day: Bringing the Community Together (Ms Stephen-Smith), 1242Recreational vehicle tourism (Mr Barr), 1335Report of a review of a correctional service by the ACT Inspector of Correctional Services

—The care and management of remandees at the Alexander Maconochie Centre 2018—Government response (Mr Rattenbury), 1519

Report of a Review of a Critical Incident by the ACT Inspector of Correctional Services—Assault of a Detainee at the Alexander Maconochie Centre on 23 May 2018—Government response (Mr Rattenbury), 1301

Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse—ACT Government Progress Report responding to recommendations (Mr Barr), 1272

Ministerial st atements—continuedSafer Families—Annual statement—

2017 (Ms Berry), 2672018 (Ms Berry), 8402019 (Ms Berry), 15182020 (Ms Berry), 2040

Scar trees (Mr Gentleman), 1649Schools for All—Implementation of the recommendations of the Expert Panel on

Students with Complex Needs and Challenging Behaviour: 3rd Quarterly Report—2016 (Ms Berry), 25

Singapore delegation—November 2018 (Ms Fitzharris), 1324Social inclusion in the Arts—2017 Plan (Mr Ramsay), 324Statement of priorities—

(Mr Ramsay), 674(Mr Steel), 1335

Status of women in the ACT—International Women’s Day 2018 (Ms Berry), 722Strategic outcomes and priorities (Ms Stephen-Smith), 38Suburban Land Agency—Progress (Ms Berry), 355Suicide Prevention in the ACT (Mr Rattenbury), 1710The Canberra Hospital—Switchboard incident (Ms Fitzharris), 162Tourism Ministers meeting in Beijing and Hong Kong business delegation—August 2017

(Mr Barr), 417United Kingdom and Ireland Study Tour—December 2018 (Ms Stephen-Smith), 1254United States delegation—October 2017 (Mr Barr), 508USA delegation and American Planning Association Study Tour (Mr Gentleman), 875Veterans Ministers’ Roundtable—Update on Veterans Initiatives and Outcomes

(Mr Ramsay), 623

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Volunteering (Ms Stephen-Smith), 185Waramanga—Provision of a playground (Ms Fitzharris), 874Washington delegation 2018 (Mr Barr), 752We Don’t Shoot Our Wounded and the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community

Forum on Domestic and Family Violence—Government response (Ms Berry), 1710Wellington mission—November 2018 (Mr Barr), 1242Winnunga Model of Care—Alexander Maconochie Centre—Implementation

(Mr Rattenbury), 1324Woodlands Conservation Strategy—Progress report (Mr Gentleman), 1300Work health and safety—Annual statement—2017 (Ms Stephen-Smith), 356Workplace Culture within ACT Public Health Services—Independent Review—Final Report—

Biannual update on implementation of the recommendations (Ms Stephen-Smith), 1693

Government response (Ms Fitzharris), 1463Workplace Safety Performance—Annual statement—

2017-18 (Ms Stephen-Smith), 9562018-19 (Ms Orr), 1658

Ministerial statements—continuedYouth Justice in the ACT—

Blueprint (Ms Stephen-Smith), 162Update (Ms Stephen-Smith), 282

Zero Emission Vehicle Summit (UK) and Global Climate Action Summit (US)—Report—September 2018 (Mr Gentleman), 1091

Mitchell—Delivery of city services. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Light rail stop. See “Petitions”, “Statements—By Minister” and “Committees—

Environment and Transport and City Services”Mobility—

Parking arrangements. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Permits. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”

Molonglo Valley—Planning and development. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Strategic Assessment—Independent Audit. See “Statements—By Minister”

Government response. See “Statements—By Minister”Moss Review—

Implementation. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Recommendations—Closure. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note

of papers”Motion—Moved on behalf of Minister Gentleman, 1248Motion of thanks, 1832Motions—

Assembly business—ACT Integrity Commissioner—

Approval of appointment (Ms Burch); agreed to, 1387Reaffirmation of approval of appointment (Ms Burch); agreed to, 1490

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Authority for Legislative Assembly information to be migrated to, and stored and processed by, a cloud service provider—Continuing resolution (Ms Burch); agreed to, 1118

Continuing resolutions—5AA—Commissioner for Standards—Amendment (Ms Burch); debate ensued;

agreed to, 11866—Declaration of Private Interests of Members—Amendment (Ms Burch); agreed

to, 626Dealing with claims of parliamentary privilege that arise during the exercise of the

ACT Integrity Commission’s powers and functions—Continuing resolution (Ms Burch); debate ensued; agreed to, 1187

Deliberative democratic processes (Mr Coe); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 706

Indigenous language in the Assembly (Mr Rattenbury, Mr Milligan, Ms Stephen-Smith); debate ensued; agreed to, 1808

Republic of Kiribati—40th anniversary of independence (Ms Burch); debate ensued; agreed to, 1523

Motions—continuedSexuality and Gender Identity Conversion Practices Amendment Bill 2020—Proposed

reference to 10th Assembly committee (Mr Coe); debate ensued; negatived, 2152Standing orders—

Standing order 22—Leave for Members—Amendment (Ms Burch); agreed to, 1326Standing order 30—Prayer or Reflection—Amendment (Ms Stephen-Smith);

debate ensued; agreed to, 832Standing order 213A—Amendment (Ms Burch); debate ensued; agreed to, 445Standing order 229B—Use of audio visual or audio links–Amendment—

(Ms Cheyne); debate ensued; agreed to, 1920(Ms Cheyne); agreed to, 1960

Standing order 254A—Request for explanation concerning government response to Committee report—Amendment (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 41

Establishment/Membership—2016 ACT Election and Electoral Act—Select Committee—

Establishment (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 42Membership (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 45

Administration and Procedure—Standing Committee—Membership—

(Mr Coe); agreed to, 12(Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 13, 683, 918(Mr Rattenbury); agreed to, 829, 978, 1171(Mr Wall); agreed to, 685, 903(Ms Cheyne); agreed to, 1005

COVID-19 Pandemic Response—Select Committee—Establishment (Mr Wall); debate ensued; agreed to, 1919

Amendment to reporting date (Mr Wall); debate ensued; agreed to, 2143Amendment to resolution—

(Mr Coe); debate ensued; agreed to, 1936

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(Ms Cheyne); debate ensued; agreed to, 2001Membership (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 1924

Economic Development and Tourism—Standing Committee—Establishment (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 13

Amendment to resolution—(Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 489(Ms Cheyne); agreed to, 1028

Membership—(Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 24, 1630(Mr Rattenbury); agreed to, 1032

Education, Employment and Youth Affairs—Standing Committee—Establishment (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 13


Motions—continuedMembership—

(Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 24, 1493, 1840(Mr Rattenbury); agreed to, 1032(Mr Wall); agreed to, 1036, 1119(Ms Cheyne); agreed to, 981

End of Life Choices in the ACT—Select Committee—Establishment (Mr Barr); amdts moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended,

627Amendment to resolution (Ms Cheyne); debate ensued; agreed to, 914Amendment to reporting date (Ms Cody); agreed to, 1140

Membership (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 631Environment and Transport and City Services—Standing Committee—

Establishment (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 13Amendment to resolution—

(Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 489(Ms Cheyne); agreed to, 1028

Membership—(Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 24, 1630(Mr Rattenbury); agreed to, 1032(Mr Wall); agreed to, 679

Estimates 2017-2018—Select Committee—Establishment (Mr Coe); agreed to, 88Membership (Mr Gentleman), agreed to, 92

Estimates 2018-2019—Select Committee—Establishment (Mr Wall)—

Adjourned, 676Agreed to, 753

Membership (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 756Estimates 2019-2020—Select Committee—

Establishment (Mr Wall); agreed to, 1272

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Membership (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 1279Estimates 2020-2021—Select Committee—

Establishment (Mr Wall); debate ensued; agreed to, 1906Rescission of resolution (Mr Wall); agreed to, 1920

Membership (Mr Ramsay); agreed to, 1910Rescission of resolution (Mr Wall); agreed to, 1920

Fuel Pricing—Select Committee—Establishment (Mr Barr); debate ensued; agreed to, 1243

Amendment to resolution (Ms Cheyne); agreed to, 1466Membership (Mr Barr); agreed to, 1246

Health, Ageing and Community Services—Standing Committee—Establishment (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 13


Motions—continuedMembership—

(Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 24(Mr Rattenbury); agreed to, 1032(Ms Cheyne); agreed to, 981

Independent Integrity Commission—Select Committee—Establishment (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 41

Amendment to resolution (Mr Rattenbury); agreed to, 234Membership (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 45

Independent Integrity Commission 2018—Select Committee—Establishment (Mr Barr); agreed to, 847Membership (Ms Fitzharris); agreed to, 853

Integrity Commission—Standing Committee—Establishment (Ms Burch); agreed to, 1187Membership—

(Mr Gentleman), agreed to, 1193, 1493(Mr Wall); agreed to, 1697

Justice and Community Safety—Standing Committee—Establishment (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 13


Membership—(Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 24, 1630(Mr Rattenbury); agreed to, 1032(Mr Wall); agreed to, 738, 1119(Ms Cheyne); agreed to, 981

Planning and Urban Renewal—Standing Committee—Establishment (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 13

Amendment to resolution—(Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 489

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(Ms Cheyne); agreed to, 1028Membership—

(Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 24, 1630(Mr Rattenbury); agreed to, 1032(Mr Wall); agreed to, 679

Privileges 2017—Select Committee—Proposed establishment (Mr Pettersson); debate ensued; closure moved and

agreed to; motion negatived, 303Privileges 2018—Select Committee—

Establishment (Ms Cody)—Adjourned, 783Debate resumed; adjourned, 790Amdt moved; amdt to amdt moved and agreed to; amdt, as amended, agreed

to; agreed to, as amended, 794Motions—continued

Amendment to resolution (Mr Rattenbury); agreed to, 836Proposed establishment (Mr Wall)—

Debate ensued; adjourned, 751Debate resumed; amdt moved; adjourned, 754For subsequent proceedings see “Motions—Assembly

business—Inquiries/References—Administration and Procedures—Standing Committee—Standing orders relating to contempt”

Privileges 2018 (No 2)—Select Committee—Proposed establishment (Mr Coe); debate ensued; negatived, 832

Privileges 2019—Select Committee—Establishment (Ms Cody); agreed to, 1380Membership (Mr Barr); agreed to, 1381

Public Accounts—Standing Committee—Establishment (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 13


Membership—(Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 24(Mr Rattenbury); agreed to, 1032

Standing Committees—Establishment (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 13

Amendment to resolution—(Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 489(Ms Cheyne); debate ensued; agreed to, 1028

Membership—(Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 24, 1630(Mr Rattenbury); agreed to, 1032(Mr Wall); agreed to, 679, 1119(Ms Cheyne); agreed to, 981

Government responses—To take note of paper—

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2016 ACT Election and Electoral Act—Select Committee—Report—Inquiry into the 2016 ACT Election and the Electoral Act (Mr Ramsay); agreed to, 766

Administration and Procedure—Standing Committee—Report 12—Protocols for Visits by Members to Government Schools (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1543

Education, Training and Youth Affairs—Standing Committee—Report 6—Management and Minimisation of bullying and Violence in ACT Schools (Mr Gentleman)—Adjourned; 1736See also “Motions—To take note of papers—Schools Education Advisory

Committee”End of Life Choices in the ACT—Select Committee—Report—Government

response (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1543Motions—continued

Environment and Transport and City Services—Standing Committee—Report 2—Planning, management and delivery of road maintenance in the ACT

(Ms Fitzharris); agreed to, 710Report 3—Draft Lower Cotter Catchment Reserve Management Plan 2017 and

paper (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 686Report 4—Management of ACT Cemeteries (Ms Fitzharris); debate ensued;

agreed to, 757Report 6—Inquiry into a Proposal for a Mammal Emblem for the ACT (Mr Barr);

agreed to, 1176Report 7—Inquiry into ACT Libraries (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to,

1324Estimates 2017-2018—Select Committee—

Report—Appropriation Bill 2017-2018 and Appropriation (Office of the Legislative Assembly) Bill 2017-2018 (Mr Barr)—Adjourned, 323Debate resumed; agreed to, 387

Estimates 2018-2019—Select Committee—Report—Appropriation Bill 2018-2019 and Appropriation (Office of the

Legislative Assembly) Bill 2018-2019 (Mr Barr)—Adjourned, 924Agreed to, 979


Legislative Assembly) Bill 2019-2020 (Mr Barr); agreed to, 1574Health, Ageing and Community Services—Standing Committee—

Report 2—Inquiry into the Employment of People with Disabilities (Ms Stephen-Smith); agreed to, 631

Report 4—Inquiry into the Implementation, Performance and Governance of the National Disability Insurance Scheme in the ACT (Mr Gentleman)—Debate ensued; adjourned, 1300

Report 7—Inquiry into Drugs of Dependence (Personal Cannabis Use) Amendment Bill 2018 (Mr Barr); agreed to, 1653

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Report 10—Report on Inquiry into Maternity Services in the ACT (Mr Gentleman)—Adjourned, 2084

Independent Integrity Commission—Select Committee—Report—Inquiry into an Independent Integrity Commission (Mr Barr); debate

ensued; agreed to, 723Independent Integrity Commission 2018—Select Committee—

Report—Inquiry into the establishment of an integrity commission for the ACT (Mr Barr); agreed to, 1141

Motions—continuedJustice and Community Safety—Standing Committee—

(Eighth Assembly)—Report 7—Inquiry into Auditor-General’s report on rehabilitation of male detainees at the AMC (Mr Rattenbury); agreed to, 94

Report 3—Report on inquiry into the Crimes (Consent) Amendment Bill 2018 (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1276

Report 6—Report on inquiry into domestic and family violence—policy approaches and responses (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1839

Planning and Urban Renewal—Standing Committee—Report 2—Inquiry into Billboards (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to,

710Report 3—Draft Variation to the Territory Plan No 344 Woden Town Centre:

Zone Changes and Amendments to the Phillip Precinct Map and Code (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 927

Report 4—Draft Variation to the Territory Plan No 329: Weston Group Centre and Surrounding Community and Leisure and Accommodation Lands: Zone changes and amendments to the Weston Precinct map and code (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 854

Report 6—Draft Variation to the Territory Plan No 345 Mawson Group Centre: Zone Changes and Amendments to the Mawson Precinct Map and Code (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 1256

Report 9—Draft variation No 360—Molonglo River Reserve: changes to public land reserve overlay boundaries and minor zone adjustment (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 1784

Public Accounts—Standing Committee—Report 3—Inquiry into Appropriation Bill 2017-2018 (No 2) and Appropriation

(Office of the Legislative Assembly) Bill 2017-2018 (No 2) (Mr Barr)—Adjourned, 787Agreed to, 790

Report 4—Methodology for determining rates and land tax in strata residences (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1223

Report 6—Inquiry into Commercial Rates—Government response (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1544

Inquiries/References—Administration and Procedure—Standing Committee—

Commissioner for Standards—Referrals process (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 90

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Continuing resolution 9 (Mr Coe); debate ensued; negatived, 832Estimates procedures (Mr Wall); agreed to, 676Inclusion of respectful dialogue within the Code of Conduct (Ms Orr); amdt

moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1375Omnibus amendment bills (Ms Lawder); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to,

as amended, 89Proposed changes to the ACT Register of Lobbyists (Mr Gentleman); agreed to,

1115Amendment to reporting date (Ms Cheyne); agreed to, 1140Amendment to reporting date (Mr Wall); agreed to, 1272

Motions—continuedProvisions and conventions around committee inquiries (Ms Orr); debate

ensued; agreed to, 1466Review of Continuing Resolution 9—Senator for the Australian Capital Territory

—Procedures for Election (Mrs Dunne); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 624

Review of the application of Section 65 of the Self-Government Act (Mr Wall); agreed to, 1031

Standing orders relating to contempt (Mr Wall)—Amdt withdrawn; amdt moved; amdts to amdt moved; question divided;

amdt (1) agreed to; amdts (2) and (3) negatived; amdt, as amended, agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 758

For earlier proceedings see “Motions—Assembly business—Establishment/ Membership—Privileges 2018—Select Committee—Proposed establishment”

Visits by Members to Government schools—Protocols (Ms Lee)—Amdt moved; amdt to amdt moved; debate interrupted in accordance with

SO74, 1244Debate resumed; amdt to amdt agreed to; amdt, as amended, agreed to;

motion, as amended, agreed to, 1249Amendment to reporting date (Ms Cheyne); agreed to, 1462

Economic Development and Tourism—Standing Committee—Building and Construction Legislation Amendment Bill 2019 (Mr Wall); agreed

to, 1748Drone—Delivery systems in the ACT (Mr Wall); amdts moved and negatived;

amdts moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1116Government Procurement (Secure Local Jobs) Amendment Bill 2018 (Mr Wall)—

Debate resumed; amdt withdrawn; amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 918

For earlier proceedings see “Motions—Assembly business—Inquiries/References—Public Accounts—Standing Committee”

Racing (Greyhounds) Amendment Bill 2017 and the Domestic Animals (Racing Greyhounds) Amendment Bill 2017 (Mr Wall), debate ensued; negatived, 555

Education, Employment and Youth Affairs—Standing Committee—Enrolments and capacity in Canberra public schools (Mr Pettersson)—

Adjourned, 46Discharged, 270

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Literacy instruction in ACT schools—Out-of-order petition (Ms Lee); agreed to, 1462Petition (Ms Lee); agreed to, 1461

Management and minimisation of bullying and violence in schools (Ms Berry); amdt moved and negatived; agreed to, 1376

Universal access to early childhood education (Mr Steel)—Adjourned, 45Discharged, 269

Motions—continuedEnvironment and Transport and City Services—Standing Committee—

ACT transport network—Out-of-order petitions—Papers (Miss Burch); agreed to, 1490Petition (Miss Burch); agreed to, 1490

Animal Welfare Legislation Amendment Bill 2019—Proposed reference (Mrs Dunne); debate ensued; negatived, 1532

Farrer—Development and implementation of a strategic plan for enhanced community facilities—Petitions (Mr Steel); debate ensued; agreed to, 280

Mammal emblem for the ACT (Mr Barr); debate ensued; agreed to, 632Retention of route 54 bus service between Gungahlin and Belconnen—Out-of-

order petition (Mr Coe); debate ensued; agreed to, 923Supply of water to the Tharwa community (Mr Wall); debate ensued; agreed to,

1763Territory Coat of Arms (Mr Barr); agreed to, 1172

Amendment to reporting date (Ms Orr); agreed to, 1465, 1532Estimates 2017-2018—Select Committee—

Appropriation Bill 2017-2018 and Appropriation (Office of the Legislative Assembly) Bill 2017-2018 (Mr Barr), agreed to, 275

Estimates 2018-2019—Select Committee—Appropriation Bill 2018-2019 and Appropriation (Office of the Legislative

Assembly) Bill 2018-2019 (Mr Barr), agreed to, 867Estimates 2019-2020—Select Committee—

Appropriation Bill 2019-2020 and Appropriation (Office of the Legislative Assembly) Bill 2019-2020 (Mr Barr), agreed to, 1520

Health, Ageing and Community Services—Standing Committee—Child and youth protection services (Mrs Kikkert)—

Debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 1466Debate ensued; agreed to, 1469

Delivery of high quality maternity services (Mrs Dunne)—Debate ensued; adjourned, 865Discharged, 1077

Drugs of Dependence (Personal Cannabis Use) Amendment Bill 2018 (Mr Hanson)—Debate ensued; negatived, 1156Debate ensued; agreed to, 1265

Employment of people with a disability (Mr Steel)—Debate ensued; adjourned, 43

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Discharged, 123Independent Integrity Commission 2018—Select Committee—

Integrity Commission Bill 2018—Exposure draft (Mr Barr); agreed to, 874Justice and Community Safety—Standing Committee—

Crimes (Consent) Amendment Bill 2018 (Ms Cody); debate ensued; agreed to, 804

Motions—continuedEvidence and best practice around prevention and early intervention programs

in the prevention of domestic and family violence (Ms Cody)—Debate ensued; adjourned, 46Discharged, 151

Human Rights (Workers Rights) Amendment Bill 2019 (Ms Cody)—Debate ensued; adjourned, 1792Amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1793Amendment to reporting date (Mrs Jones); agreed to, 1908

Motor Accident Injuries Bill 2018—Exposure draft and Guide to the Motor Accident Injuries Bill 2018 Exposure Draft (Mr Gentleman); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1025Amendment to reporting date (Ms Lee); debate ensued; amdt moved and

agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1089Justice and Community Safety—Standing Committee (Legislative Scrutiny Role)—

Draft Integrity Commission Bill 2018 (Ms Lee); agreed to, 1047Planning and Urban Renewal—Standing Committee—

Coombs Peninsula—Development—Petition (Mrs Jones); agreed to, 1791Greater housing affordability (Ms Orr)—

Adjourned, 46Discharged, 151

Public Accounts—Standing Committee—Appropriation (Office of the Legislative Assembly) Bill 2017-2018 (No 2)

(Mr Coe), agreed to, 675Appropriation Bill 2017-2018 (No 2) (Mr Coe), agreed to, 674Appropriation Bill 2019-2020 (No 2) (Mr Barr), agreed to, 1868Commercial rates (Mr Coe); debate ensued; agreed to, 1172Government Procurement (Secure Local Jobs) Amendment Bill 2018 (Mr Wall)—

Debate ensued; adjourned, 914Debate resumed; amdt moved; adjourned, 916For subsequent proceedings see “Motions—Assembly business—Inquiries/

References—Economic Development and Tourism—Standing Committee”Strata residences—Methodology for determining rates and land tax—Papers

(Mr Coe); debate ensued; agreed to, 673Amendment to reporting date (Mrs Dunne); debate ensued; agreed to, 829

Standing Committees—2015-2016 Annual and Financial Reports (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 80

Amendment to reporting date—Education, Employment and Youth Affairs—Standing Committee—CIT—Annual report 2016 (Mr Pettersson); agreed to, 271

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Amendment to resolution—University of Canberra (Mr Pettersson), 379Justice and Community Safety—Standing Committee (Mrs Jones); agreed to,

161Planning and Urban Renewal—Standing Committee (Ms Le Couteur); agreed

to, 161Motions—continued

2016-2017 Annual and Financial Reports (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 489Amendment to resolution (Ms Orr); agreed to, 752

2017-2018 Annual and Financial Reports (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 10652018-2019 Annual and Financial Reports (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 1748

Petitions and/or ministerial responses—To take note—Agreed to, 1357, 1573, 1619, 1625. 1633, 1914, 1959, 2016Debate ensued; agreed to, 1216, 1225, 1294, 1386, 1444, 1461, 1490, 1517, 1529,

1579, 1598, 1649, 1709, 1776, 1791, 1807, 1834, 1934, 1999, 2064, 2079, 2100, 2143

Printing, publication and circulation of report—Health, Ageing and Community Services—Standing Committee—Inquiry into the

future sustainability of health funding in the ACT (Mrs Dunne); agreed to, 1172Report be noted/adopted—

2016 ACT Election and Electoral Act—Select Committee—Report—Inquiry into the 2016 ACT Election and the Electoral Act (Ms Cody);

debate ensued; agreed to, 622Administration and Procedure—Standing Committee—

2016—Report 1—Review of standing orders for the Ninth Assembly (Ms Cheyne);

agreed to, 122017—

Report 2—Omnibus Bills (Mr Wall); agreed to, 186Report 3—Commissioner for Standards Referral Process (Ms Cheyne)—

Adjourned, 186, 269Agreed to, 317

Report 4—Code of Conduct for All Members of the Legislative Assembly for the Australian Capital Territory—Review (Mr Wall)—Adjourned, 186Amdt moved; adjourned, 269Amdt agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 316

2018—Report 5—Review of Continuing Resolution 9—Senator for the Australian

Capital Territory—Procedures for Election (Mr Rattenbury)—Adjourned, 677

Report 6—Models for Estimates Inquiries (Mr Rattenbury); agreed to, 705Report 7—The Conduct of Miss C. Burch MLA (Mr Wall); debate ensued;

agreed to, 978Report 8—Review of the standing orders and continuing resolutions of the

Legislative Assembly (Mr Wall)—

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Adjourned, 1078Amdt moved; adjourned, 1173Debate resumed; amdt agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1176

Motions—continued2019—

Report 9—Citizen’s Right of Reply—Australian Education Union (Mr Wall)—Debate ensued; adjourned, 1273Debate resumed; agreed to, 1277

Report 10—Inquiry into the ACT Register of Lobbyists (Ms Burch); agreed to, 1326

Report 11—Citizen's Right of Reply—Mr Joel Dignam (Ms Burch); agreed to, 1326

Report 12—Protocols for Visits by Members to Government Schools (Mr Wall)—Debate ensued; adjourned, 1518Debate resumed; agreed to, 1567

Report 13—Provisions and Conventions around Committee Inquiries (Mr Wall); agreed to, 1530

Report 14—Respectful Dialogue (Mr Wall); agreed to, 1531Report 15—Additional amendments to the Standing Orders (Ms Cheyne);

agreed to, 16202020—

Report 16—Inquiry into the Review of the Performance of the Three Branches of Government in the Australian Capital Territory Against Latimer House Principles—9th Assembly (Ms Burch); debate ensued; agreed to, 1907

Report 17—Inquiry into possible structures of the committee system for the 10TH Legislative Assembly for the Australian Capital Territory (Ms Cheyne); agreed to, 2101

COVID-19 Pandemic Response—Select Committee—Interim Report 1 (Mr Coe); debate ensued; agreed to, 1961Interim Report 2 (Mr Coe); agreed to, 1983Interim Report 3 (Mr Coe); debate ensued; agreed to, 2017Interim Report 4 (Mr Coe); debate ensued; agreed to, 2144

Economic Development and Tourism—Standing Committee—2017—

Report 1—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2015-2016 (Mr Hanson); agreed to, 183

2018—Report 2—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2016-2017 (Mr Hanson);

agreed to, 719Report 3—Inquiry into a new Convention Centre for Canberra (Mr Hanson);

agreed to, 720Report 4—Inquiry into Government Procurement (Secure Local Jobs)

Amendment Bill 2018 (Mr Hanson); debate ensued; agreed to, 10392019—

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Report 5—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2017-2018 (Mr Hanson); agreed to, 1254

Report 6—Inquiry into drone delivery systems in the ACT (Mr Hanson); agreed to, 1567

Motions—continuedReport 7—Inquiry into the Building and Construction Legislation Amendment

Bill 2019 (Mr Hanson); agreed to, 17772020—

Report 8—Report into Annual and financial Reports 2018-2019 (Ms Burch); agreed to, 1916

Report 9—Inquiry into Building Quality (Mr Hanson); debate ensued; agreed to, 2042

Education, Employment and Youth Affairs—Standing Committee—2017—

Report 1—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2015-2016 (Mr Pettersson); agreed to, 184

2018—Report 2—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2016-2017 and University

of Canberra 2016 Annual Report (Mr Pettersson); agreed to, 720Report 3—Inquiry into the Extent, Nature and Consequence of Insecure Work in

the ACT (Mr Pettersson); debate ensued; agreed to, 8012019—

Report 4—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2017-2018 (Mr Pettersson); agreed to, 1295

Report 5—Standardised Testing in ACT Schools (Mr Pettersson); debate ensued; agreed to, 1334

Report 6—Management and Minimisation of Bullying and Violence in ACT Schools (Mr Pettersson); debate ensued; agreed to, 1652

Report 7—Cessation of the Music for Colleges course (Mrs Kikkert); debate ensued; agreed to, 1777

2020—Report 8 (Copy)—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2018-2019

(Ms Burch); agreed to, 1916Report 9—Youth Mental Health in the ACT (Mr Pettersson); debate ensued;

agreed to, 2080End of Life Choices—Select Committee—

Report (Ms Cody); debate ensued; agreed to, 1325Environment and Transport and City Services—Standing Committee—

2017—Report 1—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2015-2016 (Ms Orr); agreed

to, 184Report 2—Planning, management and delivery of road maintenance in the ACT

(Ms Orr); agreed to, 501Report 3—Draft Lower Cotter Catchment Reserve Management Plan 2017

(Ms Orr); agreed to, 634Report 4—Management of ACT Cemeteries (Ms Orr); agreed to, 635

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2018—Report 5—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2016-2017 (Ms Orr); agreed

to, 787Motions—continued

Report 6—Inquiry into a Proposal for a Mammal Emblem for the ACT (Ms Orr); agreed to, 873

Report 7—Inquiry into ACT Libraries (Ms Orr); agreed to, 11382019—

Report 8—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2017-2018 (Ms Orr); agreed to, 1325

Report 9—Inquiry into a Territory Coat of Arms (Ms Orr); agreed to, 16212020—

Report 10—Inquiry into Nature in Our City (Ms Cheyne); agreed to, 1861Report 11—Inquiry into the supply of water to the Tharwa community

(Ms Burch); agreed to, 1916Report 12—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2018-2019 (Ms Burch);

agreed to, 1916Estimates 2017-2018—Select Committee—

Report—Appropriation Bill 2017-2018 and Appropriation (Office of the Legislative Assembly) Bill 2017-2018 (Mr Wall)—Debate ensued; adjourned, 281Agreed to, 387


Legislative Assembly) Bill 2018-2019 (Mr Wall)—Debate ensued; adjourned, 872Agreed to, 979


Legislative Assembly) Bill 2019-2020 (Miss Burch); debate ensued; agreed to, 1529

Fuel Pricing—Select Committee—Report—Interim Report on Inquiry into ACT Fuel Pricing (Ms Cheyne); agreed to,

1492Report—Report on Inquiry into ACT Fuel Pricing (Ms Cheyne); debate ensued;

agreed to, 1626Health, Ageing and Community Services—Standing Committee—

2017—Report 1—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2015-2016 (Mr Steel);

debate ensued; agreed to, 184Report 2—Inquiry into the Employment of People with Disabilities (Mr Steel);

debate ensued; agreed to, 3832018—

Report 3—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2016-2017 (Mr Steel); agreed to, 677

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Report 4—Inquiry into the Implementation, Performance and Governance of the National Disability Insurance Scheme in the ACT (Ms Cody); debate ensued; agreed to, 1139


Report 5—Inquiry Into the Future Sustainability of Health Funding in the ACT (Ms Cody); agreed to, 1217

Report 6—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2017-2018 (Ms Cody); agreed to, 1295

Report 7—Inquiry into Drugs of Dependence (Personal Cannabis Use) Amendment Bill 2018 (Ms Cody); debate ensued; agreed to, 1518

2020—Report 8—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2018-2019 (Ms Burch);

agreed to, 1916Report 9—Interim Report on Child and Youth Protection Services (Part 1)

(Ms Burch); agreed to, 1916Report 10—Report on Inquiry into Maternity Services in the ACT (Ms Cody);

debate ensued; agreed to, 1983Report 11—Report on Child and Youth Protection Services (Part 2) (Ms Cody);

debate ensued; agreed to, 2065Report 12—Final Report on Child and Youth Protection Services (Part 1)

(Ms Cody); debate ensued; agreed to, 2144Independent Integrity Commission—Select Committee—Report—Inquiry into an

Independent Integrity Commission (Mr Rattenbury); debate ensued; agreed to, 507

Independent Integrity Commission 2018—Select Committee—Report—Inquiry into the establishment of an integrity commission for the ACT (Mr Rattenbury)—Adjourned, 1095Debate resumed; agreed to, 1115

Justice and Community Safety—Standing Committee—2017—

Report 1—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2015-2016 (Mrs Jones); agreed to, 267

2018—Report 2—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2016-2017 (Ms Cody);

agreed to, 752Report 3—Report on inquiry into the Crimes (Consent) Amendment Bill 2018

(Ms Lee)—Adjourned, 1096Debate resumed; agreed to, 1116

2019—Report 4—Report on Inquiry into the Exposure Draft of the Motor Accident

Injuries Bill 2018 (Mrs Jones); agreed to, 1216Report 5—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2017-2018 (Mrs Jones);

agreed to, 1325

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Report 6—Report on inquiry into domestic and family violence—policy approaches and responses (Ms Cody); agreed to, 1621


Report 7—Report on Inquiry into Human Rights (Workers Rights) Amendment Bill 2019 (Ms Burch); agreed to, 1916

Report 8—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2018-2019 (Ms Burch); agreed to, 1916

Justice and Community Safety—Standing Committee (Legislative Scrutiny Role)—2020—

Scrutiny Report 40 (Ms Burch); agreed to, 1916Planning and Urban Renewal—Standing Committee—

2017—Report 1—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2015-2016 (Ms Le Couteur);

agreed to, 270Report 2—Inquiry into Billboards (Ms Le Couteur); agreed to, 501

2018—Report 3—Draft Variation to the Territory Plan No 344 Woden Town Centre:

Zone Changes and Amendments to the Phillip Precinct Map and Code (Ms Le Couteur); agreed to, 641

Report 4—Draft Variation to the Territory Plan No 329: Weston Group Centre and Surrounding Community and Leisure and Accommodation Lands: Zone changes and amendments to the Weston Precinct map and code (Ms Le Couteur); agreed to, 683

Report 5—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2016-2017 (Ms Le Couteur); agreed to, 720

Report 6—Draft Variation to the Territory Plan No 345 Mawson Group Centre: Zone Changes and Amendments to the Mawson Precinct Map and Code (Ms Le Couteur); agreed to, 1078

2019—Report 7—Draft Variation to the Territory Plan No 350: Changes to definition

of ‘single dwelling block’ (Ms Le Couteur); debate ensued; agreed to, 1274Report 8—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2017-2018

(Ms Le Couteur); agreed to, 1295Report 9—Draft variation No 360—Molonglo River Reserve: changes to public

land reserve overlay boundaries and minor zone adjustment (Ms Le Couteur); agreed to, 1652

Report 10—Draft variation No 355—Calwell Group Centre: Zone Changes and amendments to the Calwell Precinct Map and Code (Ms Le Couteur); debate ensued; agreed to, 1652

2020—Report 11—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2018-2019 (Ms Burch);

agreed to, 1916Report 12—Inquiry into Engagement with Development Application Processes

in the ACT (Ms Le Couteur); debate ensued; agreed to, 1937

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Motions—continuedReport 13—Draft Variation No 363—Curtin group centre and adjacent

residential areas: zone changes and amendments to the Curtin precinct map and code (Ms Le Couteur); agreed to, 2072

Report 14—Inquiry into Planning for the Surgical Procedures, Interventional Radiology and Emergency Centre (SPIRE) and the Canberra Hospital campus and immediate surrounds (Ms Le Couteur); debate ensued; agreed to, 2101

Privileges 2018—Select Committee—Report—Newsletter circulated by two MLAs with links to a Third-Party Website

(Mr Rattenbury); debate ensued; agreed to, 872Privileges 2019—Select Committee—

Report—Unauthorised Release of Committee Documents (Mr Pettersson); agreed to, 1529

Public Accounts—Standing Committee—2017—

Report 1—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2015-2016 (Mrs Dunne); agreed to, 184

2018—Report 2—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2016-2017 (Mr Pettersson);

agreed to, 720Report 3—Inquiry into Appropriation Bill 2017-2018 (No 2) and Appropriation

(Office of the Legislative Assembly) Bill 2017-2018 (No 2) (Mrs Dunne)—Adjourned, 764

Report 4—Methodology for determining rates and land tax in strata residences (Mrs Dunne); debate ensued, agreed to, 1024

2019—Report 5—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2017-2018 (Mrs Dunne);

agreed to, 1295Report 6—Inquiry into Commercial Rates (Mrs Dunne); debate ensued, agreed

to, 1373Report 7—Inquiry into Auditor-General’s Report No 1 of 2017 (Mrs Dunne);

agreed to, 1567Report 8—Inquiry into Auditor-General’s report No 7 of 2016: Certain Land

Development Agency acquisitions (Mrs Dunne); debate ensued; agreed to, 18132020—

Report 9 (Copy)—Inquiry into Annual and Financial Reports 2018-19 (Ms Burch); agreed to, 1916

Report 10 (Copy)—Inquiry into the Appropriation Bill 2019-2020 (No 2) (Ms Burch); agreed to, 1916

Report 11—Tender for the sale of Block 30 Dickson (Mrs Dunne); debate ensued; agreed to, 1962

Report 12—Complaint regarding Auditor-General Report No 3 of 2018 (Mrs Dunne); debate ensued; agreed to, 1962

Report 13—Inquiry into Auditor-General Report No 8 of 2018: Assembly of rural land west of Canberra (Mrs Dunne); debate ensued; agreed to, 2144

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Motions—continuedCensure/No confidence/Want of confidence/Call to resign—

Chief Minister—Proposed censure—Resolution expressing concern (Mr Coe); debate ensued; amdt

moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 717Proposed no confidence—

Notice given (Mr Coe), 482Motion (Mr Coe); debate ensued; motion negatived, 535

Minister for Corrections and Justice Health—Call to resign (Mrs Jones); debate ensued; negatived, 1804

Minister for Disability, Children and Youth—Proposed censure (Mr Coe); debate ensued; negatived, 313

Minister for Health and Wellbeing—Proposed censure (Mrs Dunne); debate ensued; motion negatived, 1155Proposed want of confidence (Mrs Dunne); debate ensued; motion negatived, 799Proposed no confidence (Mrs Dunne); debate ensued; motion negatived, 1322

Minister for Transport and City Services—Proposed censure—Weekend bus services (Miss Burch); amdt moved; amdt to amdt moved and negatived; amdt agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1598

Ms Berry (Minister for Education and Early Childhood Development)—Proposed censure (Mr Coe); debate ensued; motion negatived, 1474

Closure—Privileges 2017—Select Committee—Proposed establishment (Mr Coe); agreed to, 304

Co-sponsored motion, 1607, 1621, 1808Crossbench Executive Members’ business (Pre-2019, see “Motions—Executive

Members' business)”—Climate change (Mr Rattenbury); amdt moved and agreed to; amdt to motion, as

amended, moved and negatived; agreed to, as amended, 1470Commercial waste collection—Mixed-use areas (Mr Rattenbury); debate ensued;

amdts moved and negatived; agreed to, 1984Criminal responsibility—Minimum age (Mr Rattenbury); amdt moved; amdt to amdt

moved and negatived; amdt agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 2102Funding for national institutions in Canberra (Mr Rattenbury); debate ensued; amdt

moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1378Problem gambling—Harm minimisation (Mr Rattenbury)—

Debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 2042Debate resumed; amdt moved; question divided—Paras (1) to (3) agreed to,

paragraph (4) agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 2055Smoke and air quality (Mr Rattenbury); debate ensued; amdt moved and agreed to;

agreed to, as amended, 1861Supportive Housing (Mr Rattenbury); debate ensued; amdts moved; amdt to amdts

moved and agreed to; amdts, as amended, agreed to; agreed to; as amended, 1767

Yellow Box Woodland ecosystems—Protection (Mr Rattenbury); debate ensued; agreed to, 1908

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Motions—continuedDisallowance/Amendment/Rejection—Planning and Development Act—Planning

and Development (Lease Variation Charges) Determination 2017 (No 2)—Disallowable Instrument DI2017-208—Motion to disallow (Ms Lawder); debate ensued; negatived, 558

Executive Members’ business (Post-November 2018, see “Motions—Crossbench Executive Members' business)”—Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People—Reconciliation and constitutional

reform (Mr Rattenbury); debate ensued; agreed to, 317Carmichael coal mine—Proposed construction and impact on climate change

(Mr Rattenbury); debate ensued; agreed to, 47Climate change mitigation (Mr Rattenbury); amdt moved and negatived; agreed to,

90Community legal centres (Mr Rattenbury); amdt moved and negatived; agreed to,

123Emission reduction and renewable energy (Mr Rattenbury); debate ensued; agreed

to, 791Lease Variation Charges and remissions—Proposed review (Mr Rattenbury); debate

ensued; agreed to, 499National Energy Guarantee (Mr Rattenbury); debate ensued; agreed to, 915Parliamentary Triangle—Proposed sale of East Block and West Block buildings

(Mr Rattenbury); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 447Pill testing (Mr Rattenbury)—

Debate ensued; agreed to, 633Debate ensued; debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 833Debate resumed; agreed to, 836

Problem gambling (Mr Rattenbury); amdt moved and negatived; agreed to, 187Recreational cycling tourism (Mr Rattenbury); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to,

as amended, 538Refugees and asylum seekers—Resettlement (Mr Rattenbury); debate ensued;

agreed to, 382Refugees—Financial support (Mr Rattenbury); debate ensued; agreed to, 755

Order to table—ACT Ambulance Service—SPIRE Project consultation documents, pursuant to standing

order 213A (Mrs Dunne); debate ensued; agreed to, 1795ACT companies involved with light rail project—Document being quoted from

(Mr Wall); agreed to, 414ACT Health Infrastructure Asset Condition Report and Minor Works Priorities—Paper,

pursuant to standing order 213A (Mr Wall); agreed to, 283Building Health Services Program and Spire project—Speaking notes—Document

quoted from (Mrs Dunne); agreed to, 1119Health data issues—Documents, pursuant to standing order 213A (Mrs Dunne)—

Debate ensued; adjourned, 110Amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 131

Icon Water contracts with ActewAGL, pursuant to standing order 213A—Documents—(Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1029(Mr Coe); debate ensued; agreed to, 977

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Land Development Agency (Mr Coe); amdt moved and negatived in accordance with SO162; motion negatived in accordance with SO162, 32

Motions—continuedPublic Housing Renewal Steering Committee—Documents, pursuant to standing

order 213A (Mr Wall); debate ensued; agreed to, 254SPIRE Project—Options paper, pursuant to standing order 213A (Mrs Dunne); debate

ensued; agreed to, 1849The Canberra Hospital—

AECOM risk assessment report on the performance of infrastructure, pursuant to standing order 213A—(Mrs Dunne); debate ensued; agreed to, 192Evaluation by Independent Legal Arbiter—Extension of time (Ms Burch); agreed

to, 268Switchboard incident—Chronology of events (Ms Fitzharris)—

Amdt moved; adjourned, 162Amdt to amdt moved and agreed to; amdt, as amended, agreed to; agreed to,

as amended, 191Principal—

ACT Government Campaign Advertising—Independent Reviewer—Appointment—(Mr Barr); agreed to by a 2/3 majority of Members, 92, 1910

Budget 2020-2021 (Mr Barr)—Debate ensued; amdt moved; adjourned, 2002Debate resumed; amdt negatived; amdt moved; amdt to amdt moved; question

divided—para (11) negatived, para (12) negatived; amdt agreed to, agreed to, as amended, 2010

Bushfire and storm season—Motion of thanks (Mr Barr)—Debate ensued; debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 1832Debate resumed; agreed to, 1833

Climate change action (Ms Berry and Mr Rattenbury); debate ensued; agreed to, 1621

Code of Conduct—Reaffirmation by Members (Ms Burch)—Adjourned, 187, 269Agreed to, 317

Days and times of next meetings (Mr Barr); agreed to, 9Financial integrity and compliance (Mr Barr); amdt moved; question divided;

paragraph (2)(b) agreed to; paragraphs (2)(c) and (d) negatived; agreed to, as amended, 540

Mammal emblem for the ACT (Mr Barr); debate ensued; agreed to, 1176Marriage equality (Mr Barr)—

Amdt moved; debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 352Debate resumed; amdt negatived; agreed to, 353

Nobel Peace Ride and the United Nations Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (Ms Berry); debate ensued; agreed to, 1031

Rescission and reconsideration—Planning Legislation Amendment Bill 2020 (Mr Rattenbury); agreed to, 2118Residential Tenancies Amendment Bill 2020 (Mr Ramsay); agreed to, 2151

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Remonstrance—Democratic rights of citizens of the ACT (Mr Barr)—Debate ensued; debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 951Debate resumed; agreed to, 953

Motions—continuedSelf-government in the Territory—30th Anniversary (Mr Barr); debate ensued; agreed

to, 1383Sitting pattern—

2017 (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 412018 (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 4982019 (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 9762020 (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 1620

Amendment to resolution (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 1918Amendment to resolution (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 1936

Vocational education and training (Ms Fitzharris); debate ensued; agreed to, 152Welcoming Cities Network (Mr Barr); debate ensued; agreed to, 1327

Private Members’ business—Access Canberra—Shopfronts (Ms Lee); debate ensued; agreed to, 530ACT Ambulance Service—

Data (Mr Coe); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 970Resourcing (Mrs Jones)—

Amdt moved; amdt to amdt moved and negatived; amdt agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 660

Debate ensued; negatived, 692ACT Climate Change Strategy 2019-25 (Mr Gupta)—

Debate ensued; amdt moved; debate interrupted in accordance with SO34, 1679ACT clubs—Community contributions (Mr Parton); amdt moved and agreed to;

agreed to, as amended, 935ACT economy—

(Ms Cody); debate ensued; agreed to, 28Diversification (Mr Pettersson); debate ensued; agreed to, 691

ACT Government and UnionsACT—Relationship (Mr Wall); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 368

ACT Health—Governance—Proposed board of inquiry (Mrs Dunne); amdt moved and agreed to;

agreed to, as amended, 998Management issues (Mrs Dunne); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as

amended, 807ACT Heritage Council assessments (Ms Lawder); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed

to, as amended, 113ACT Multicultural Framework 2015-2020 (Mrs Kikkert); amdt moved and agreed to;

agreed to, as amended, 903ACT Policing—Funding (Mrs Jones)—

Amendment moved; debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 522Debate resumed; amdt agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 525

ACT Public Service—Public interest disclosures (Miss Burch); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 907

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Motions—continuedAffordable—

Housing—Strategies (Mr Coe); debate ensued; amdt moved; amdt to amdt moved and agreed to; amdt, as amended, agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 2084

Land release (Mr Coe); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 2049Alcohol and other drug use—Harm minimisation (Mr Pettersson); debate ensued;

amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 2110Alexander Maconochie Centre—

Accommodation and facilities for women (Mrs Jones); amdt moved; amdt to amdt moved and negatived; amdt to amdt moved and agreed to; amdt, as amended, agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1676

Accommodation—Female detainees (Mrs Jones); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as

amended, 73Pressures (Mr Wall); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 335

Future accommodation of detainees (Mrs Jones); amdt moved and agreed to, agreed to, as amended, 1236

Mistaken release of inmate (Mrs Jones); debate ensued; negatived, 693Policies and procedures (Mrs Jones); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as

amended, 569Security issues (Mrs Jones); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 34

Aluminium cladding—Government buildings (Ms Lawder); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 432

Animal related businesses—Criminal trespass offences (Mr Wall); debate ensued; negatived, 1616

Apollo 11 mission—50th anniversary (Ms Lawder); amdts moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 769

Australian Broadcasting Corporation—Funding cuts (Mr Steel); debate ensued; agreed to, 944

Australian Public Service—Impact on Canberra (Ms Orr); debate ensued; agreed to, 142

Australian Space Agency—Proposed location in Canberra (Ms Cheyne)—Debate ensued; debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 901Debate resumed; agreed to, 903

Bail system—Review (Mr Hanson); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 66

Bimberi Youth Detention Centre—Screening practices—Foetal alcohol spectrum disorder (Mrs Kikkert); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 822

Blood donation procedures (Mr Steel); amdt moved and negatived; agreed to, 781Budget policies (Mr Pettersson); debate ensued; amendment moved and negatived;

agreed to, 968Building regulatory system—Reforms (Mr Parton); amdt moved and agreed to;

agreed to, as amended, 745Bullying in the health system (Mrs Dunne); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as

amended, 895

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Motions—continuedBus—

Route changes (Ms Lee); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 665Services—

Evening and weekend timetables (Miss Burch)—Debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 815Amdt moved; amdt to amdt moved and agreed to; amdt, as amended, agreed

to; agreed to, as amended, 816Punctuality (Miss Burch); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 776

Bushfire—Abatement Zone (Mrs Jones)—

Amdt moved and agreed to; amdt to motion, as amended, moved; adjourned, 176

Debate resumed; amdt agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 244Prevention (Mrs Jones); amdt moved; amdt to amdt moved and agreed to; amdt to

amdt, as amended, moved and negatived; amdt, as amended, agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1159

Season—Impact and support (Mrs Jones); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1843

Business confidence (Ms Cody); debate ensued; agreed to, 72Canberra—Achievements and future initiatives (Mr Pettersson); debate ensued;

agreed to, 563Casual vacancy in the Australian Senate—Eligibility of candidate (Mrs Dunne); amdt

moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 860Chief Engineer—Proposed appointment (Ms Lawder); amdts moved and agreed to;

agreed to, as amended, 859Child—

Placement and care plans (Mrs Kikkert); amdt moved; amdts to amdt moved and agreed to; amdt, as amended, agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 173

Sexual abuse (Mrs Kikkert); amdt moved; amdt to amdt moved and agreed to; amdt, as amended, agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 732

Childhood vaccinations (Mrs Kikkert); amdt moved; amdt to amdt moved and negatived; amdt agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 110

City services (Ms Orr); debate ensued; agreed to, 441Clubs sector (Mr Parton); debate ensued; negatived, 526Commercial rates (Mr Coe); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1106Community—

Facilities zone land—(Ms Lawder); amdt moved; amdt to amdt moved and negatived; amdt

negatived; negatived, 168Facilities zoned land—

Government transparency (Mr Parton); amdt moved; amdt to amdt moved and negatived; amdt agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 249

Inclusivity (Mr Steel); debate ensued; agreed to, 133Complex substance use disorders—Treatment for young people (Mrs Kikkert)—

Amdt moved; debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 1552

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Debate resumed; amdt agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1553Motions—continued

Construction, Forestry, Maritime, Mining and Energy Union—Affiliations (Mr Wall); debate ensued; negatived, 959

Consumer protection—Second-hand vehicles (Ms Cheyne); debate ensued; agreed to, 1742

Coombs Peninsula—Development (Mrs Jones)—Amdt moved; debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 1794Debate resumed; amdt agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1795

Core—Services—Delivery (Ms Cheyne); debate ensued; agreed to, 848Social and economic services—Continued Investment (Ms Cody); debate ensued;

agreed to, 814Cost of living—

(Mr Coe); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1885Pressures (Mr Coe); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1504

COVID-19—Flexible work arrangements for public servants (Mr Gupta); debate ensued; agreed

to, 2024Restrictions (Mr Coe); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1988

Credit rating (Mr Steel); debate ensued; agreed to, 395Culturally and linguistically diverse people with a disability—Support (Ms Lee)—

Amdt moved; debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 1304Debate resumed; amdt agreed to; agreed to; as amended, 1304

Dangerous dogs—Legislation—Enforcement (Ms Lawder); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as

amended, 1308Management and staff resources (Ms Lawder); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed

to, as amended, 818Deaf and deafblind community—Mental health services (Ms Lawder)—

Amdt moved; adjourned, 1671Debate resumed; amdt to amdt moved and agreed to; amdt, as amended, agreed

to; agreed to, as amended, 1675Deaf community—Auslan support during emergency situations (Ms Lawder); amdt

moved; amdt to amdt moved; amdts to amdt to amdt moved and agreed to; amdt to amdt, as amended, agreed to; amdt, as amended, agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1853

Demonstration housing precincts (Ms Le Couteur); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 260

Development application assessments (Mr Parton)—Debate ensued; adjourned and resumption of debate made an order of the day for

the day after the tabling of the Standing Committee on Planning and Urban Services’ report into engagement with development application processes, 1357

Adjourned, 1530Amdt moved and negatived; amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended,

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Diabetes education and testing (Ms Lawder); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1550

Motions—continuedDickson—Section 72, Blocks 6, 22 and 25 and Section 34, Block 30 (Mr Coe); amdt

moved; amdt to amdt moved and agreed to; amdt, as amended, agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 143

Director of Public Prosecutions—Funding (Mr Hanson); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 372

Dog attacks—(Mr Doszpot); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 135Compensation for victims (Mr Doszpot); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as

amended, 297Domestic and family violence (Mrs Kikkert); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as

amended, 1055Drought relief for farm businesses (Mr Wall); amdt moved and agreed to; amdt to

motion, as amended, moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1613Drugs of Dependence (Personal Cannabis Use) Amendment Act—Commencement

(Mr Hanson); debate ensued; negatived, 1739Ecotourism (Ms Orr); debate ensued; agreed to, 376Education—

Continued investment (Mr Steel); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 857

Importance (Ms Orr); amdt moved and negatived; agreed to, 333Elective surgery (Mrs Dunne); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended,

2089Employment conditions and job security (Ms Cody); debate ensued; agreed to, 1226Energy efficiency measures (Ms Orr); debate ensued; agreed to, 821Energy Efficiency Rating Scheme—Proposed review (Ms Orr); debate ensued; agreed

to, 909Entertainment zones—Noise levels (Mr Parton); amdt moved and agreed to; amdt to

motion, as amended, moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1558E-sports strategy (Mr Pettersson); debate ensued; agreed to, 1369Federal Public Servants—Relocation—Impact on the ACT (Ms Cheyne); debate

ensued; agreed to, 172Fertility preservation (Ms Cheyne); debate ensued; agreed to, 1636Flexible payment options for fees and charges (Ms Cody); debate ensued; amdt

moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1359Food and garden waste disposal strategies (Ms Le Couteur); amdt moved and agreed

to; agreed to, as amended, 1501Gender—

Equality (Ms Cheyne); debate ensued; agreed to, 737Equity in sport (Ms Orr); debate ensued; agreed to, 307

Governance of the Territory (Ms Lawder)—Debate ensued; debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 331Debate resumed; negatived, 333

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Motions—continuedGovernment—

Procurement policies (Ms Cody); debate ensued; amdt moved and agreed to; amdt to motion, as amended, moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 694

Services—Investment (Ms Cody)—Debate ensued; debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 471Debate resumed; agreed to, 472

Green waste collection services (Mr Wall); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 700

Greyhound racing industry (Mr Parton); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 30, 772

Gungahlin—Community facilities (Mr Pettersson); debate ensued; agreed to, 1515Town Centre—Proposed community centre (Ms Orr); amdts moved and ruled out-

of-order; amdt moved; amdt to amdt moved and agreed to; amdt, as amended, agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1267

H Course—Australian National University School of Music (Ms Lee)—Amdt moved; debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 1002Debate resumed; amdt agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1004

Health—Infrastructure—(Mrs Dunne); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1509Investment and planning (Ms Cheyne)—


Health and wellbeing—Investment (Ms Cody); debate ensued; amdts moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 254

Health Workers (Mrs Dunne); debate ensued; amdts moved and agreed to: agreed to, as amended, 2108

Housing—Affordability (Mr Coe)—

Amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to; as amended, 1448Amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1643

Affordability and homelessness—(Mr Pettersson); debate ensued; agreed to, 749Funding (Ms Orr); debate ensued; amdt moved and agreed to: agreed to; as

amended, 527Housing and rental affordability (Mr Coe); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as

amended, 2068Hydrotherapy services in South Canberra (Mrs Dunne)—:

Amdt moved; amdt to amdt moved and agreed to; amdt, as amended, agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1445

Amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1580Icon Water and ActewAGL service agreements—Transparency (Mr Coe); amdt moved

and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 308Inclusive and supportive community (Ms Cheyne); debate ensued; amdt moved and

negatived; agreed to, 430

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Motions—continuedIntegrated transport network (Mr Steel); debate ensued; agreed to, 329International Mother Language Day (Mr Coe); amdts moved and agreed to; agreed

to, as amended, 396Intersection of Tillyard and Ginninderra Drives—Traffic safety measures (Mrs Kikkert);

amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 697Language education (Ms Lee); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended,

1162Large-scale venue for multicultural and community events at EPIC—Feasibility

(Mr Gupta and Ms Orr); debate ensued; agreed to, 1607Lawson—Designated parking (Mrs Kikkert); amdt moved and agreed to; debate

ensued; amendment to motion, as amended, moved and negatived; agreed to, as amended, 1851

Light Rail—Construction—Impact on local businesses (Mr Milligan)—

Amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 849Amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1237

Stage 1—Increased demand (Mr Pettersson); debate ensued; amdt moved and agreed to;

agreed to; as amended, 1590Review (Mr Milligan); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1560

Litter and illegal dumping (Mr Milligan); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1891

Local shops—Maintenance (Ms Lee); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 966

Long service leave—Transient workers (Ms Cody); debate ensued; agreed to, 2067Low income Canberrans—Support (Ms Le Couteur)—


Major Events Strategy (Mr Pettersson); debate ensued; agreed to, 401Marriage equality—

(Mr Pettersson); debate ensued; agreed to, 65Law reform and discrimination (Mr Steel); debate ensued; agreed to, 568

Mental health—Services (Mrs Dunne); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1991System (Mrs Dunne); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1097

Middle childhood—Services and programs (Mrs Kikkert)—Debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 1230Amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1232

Milk bank—Establishment (Ms Cheyne); debate ensued; agreed to, 1096Ministerial travel (Mr Wall); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 374Mitchell—Delivery of city services (Mr Wall); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to,

as amended, 427Motions—continued

Mobility—Parking arrangements (Ms Lee); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as

amended, 1894

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Permits (Ms Lee); amdts moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 337Molonglo Valley—Planning and development (Ms Le Couteur); debate ensued;

agreed to, 1734Mount Taylor—Safe access (Mr Parton); debate ensued; amdt moved and agreed to;

agreed to, as amended, 398Mpowerdome (Mr Wall); debate ensued; amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as

amended, 75Murray-Darling Basin (Ms Cheyne); debate ensued; agreed to, 1234Namadgi National Park—Management of feral horses (Ms Cheyne); debate ensued;

agreed to, 1005Nappies and personal hygiene products—Sustainable products (Ms Cheyne); debate

ensued; amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1554National Construction Code (Mr Parton); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as

amended, 1455National Disability Insurance Scheme—Provision for sex therapy and sex work

services (Ms Cody)—Debate ensued; debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 1583Amdt moved and agreed to; amdt to motion, as amended, moved and agreed to;

agreed to, as amended, 1584Network19—

(Miss Burch)—Debate ensued; debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 1888Debate resumed; negatived, 1888

Impact on students (Miss Burch); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1451

Issues (Miss Burch); amdt moved; amdt to amdt moved and agreed to; amdt, as amended, agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1798

Weekend bus services (Miss Burch); amdt moved and agreed to; amdt to motion, as amended, moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1586

Ngunnawal Bush Healing Farm—(Mr Milligan); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 438(Mr Milligan); amdts moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 246

Office for Mental Health—Establishment delay (Mrs Dunne); debate ensued; amendment moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 668

Older Canberrans—Services (Ms Lawder); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1316

Out-of-home care review (Mrs Dunne); amdts moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1639

Outlaw motorcycle gang violence—Legislative approach (Mr Hanson); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 2051

Parking infringement fines (Mr Pettersson); amdt moved; amdt to amdt moved and negatived; amdt agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1844

Motions—continuedParliamentary Agreement for the 9th Legislative Assembly (Mr Coe)—

Amdt moved; debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 68Debate resumed; amdt agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 70

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Participatory budgeting (Ms Le Couteur); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 363

Penalty rates (Mr Pettersson)—Debate ensued; debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 109Debate resumed; agreed to, 110

Personal safety in ACT schools (Ms Lee); debate ensued; negatived, 1265Physical activity in schools (Ms Lee); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as

amended, 1361Place name guidelines (Ms Cody); debate ensued; agreed to, 1161Plant-based foods (Ms Le Couteur); debate ensued; negatived, 1611Plastic waste reduction (Ms Orr); amdts moved and agreed to; agreed to, as

amended, 960Policing numbers (Mrs Jones); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended,

1370Population growth (Mr Pettersson)—

Debate ensued; amdts moved; debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 370Debate resumed; amdts negatived; agreed to, 372

P-plate drivers—Proposed curfew and restrictions (Miss Burch)—Amdt moved; amdt to amdt moved; debate interrupted in accordance with SO74,

962Debate resumed; amdt to amdt agreed to; amdt, as amended, agreed to; agreed

to, as amended, 964Progressive and inclusive policies (Mr Steel); debate ensued; agreed to, 33Proposed bus network (Miss Burch)—

Debate ensued; debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 938Debate resumed; amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 940

Protecting students and staff from discrimination (Ms Orr); debate ensued; agreed to, 1053

Public housing (Mr Parton); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 138Public sector employment in the ACT—Decentralisation (Ms Cheyne); debate ensued;

agreed to, 1305Rates and taxes—Impact on families (Mr Coe); debate ensued; negatived, 1735Rates—

(Mr Coe); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 2021Reform (Mr Coe); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 406

Recidivism rate (Mrs Jones); amdts moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 258

Recreational vehicle tourism (Mr Wall); amdt moved; amdt to amdt moved and agreed to; amdt, as amended, agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1108

Recycling and waste reduction (Ms Orr); debate ensued; amdts moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1547

Red Hill—Open Space area and environs (Ms Lawder); amdt moved and negatived; amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 463

Motions—continuedRenewable energy—(Ms Orr)—

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Debate ensued; debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 774Debate resumed; agreed to, 776

Initiatives (Mr Steel); debate ensued; agreed to, 482Reproductive health products and advice—Access (Ms Cody); debate ensued; amdt

moved; amdt to amdt moved and withdrawn; amdt to amdt moved and agreed to; amdt, as amended, agreed to; agreed to; as amended, 931

Residential—Premises—Temperature management strategies (Ms Le Couteur); amdt moved

and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1310Rates—Rebate (Mr Coe); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1966

Resuable coffee cup zone trial (Ms Orr); amdt moved and agreed to; amendments to motion, as amended, moved and negatived; agreed to, as amended, 1450

Review of whistleblower protection (Mr Coe); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1364

Rights and interests of women and girls (Ms Cheyne); debate ensued; agreed to, 301Roads infrastructure (Ms Cody); amdt moved and negatived; amdt moved and agreed

to; agreed to, as amended, 1736Schooling during COVID-19 pandemic (Ms Lee); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed

to, as amended, 1943Schools for All Report (Mr Wall); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended,

402School zones—Safety (Ms Lee); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended,

1227Secure employment (Ms Cody)—


Self Help Organisations United Together (SHOUT) (Ms Lee); amdts moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 107

Severe weather events—Impact on businesses (Mr Wall)—Amdt moved; debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 1846Debate resumed; amdt agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1849

Sexual health outreach (Ms Cheyne); debate ensued; agreed to, 1444Single-use plastic (Ms Orr); debate ensued; amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as

amended, 1103Social housing—

Provision of incentives—Investment by residential property investors (Ms Le Couteur); amdt moved; amdt to amdt moved and agreed to; amdt, as amended, agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 891

Stock (Ms Le Couteur); debate ensued; amdt moved and negatived; agreed to, 779Social, economic and political equality of women (Ms Cheyne); amdts moved and

agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 115Solar panels and batteries—Disposal (Ms Lawder); amdt moved and agreed to;

agreed to, as amended, 1513Motions—continued

Street sweeping (Ms Lee); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 854

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Sustainable building materials (Ms Cody); amdt moved and agreed to; debate ensued; amdt to motion, as amended, moved and negatived; agreed to, as amended, 1641

Taxation (Mr Coe); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1605Taxi industry—Regulation (Miss Burch); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as

amended, 1259Teacher and student safety (Ms Lee); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as

amended, 1049Territory rights (Ms Cheyne); debate ensued; agreed to, 1792Territory’s finances (Mr Coe); amdt moved; amdt to amdt moved and negatived;

amdt agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 27Tharwa Bridge—Renaming (Mr Parton); debate ensued; amdts moved and agreed to;

agreed to, as amended, 1102The Canberra Hospital—

Identified infrastructure risks (Mrs Dunne)—Debate ensued; debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 302Debate resumed; agreed to, 304

Infrastructure programs (Mrs Dunne)—Amdt moved; debate interrupted in accordance with SO74, 1637Debate resumed; amdt agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1638

Medical imaging department (Mrs Dunne); debate ensued; negatived, 944Tree—

Canopy—Protection (Ms Le Couteur); debate ensued; amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 476

Planting (Ms Lee); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 2006Tuggeranong—Anketell Street—Rerouting of buses (Ms Lawder); amdt moved; amdt

to amdt moved and agreed to; amdt, as amended, agreed to; areed to, as amended, 1588

Underperformance in ACT schools—Proposed independent inquiry (Ms Lee); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1007

Units—Methodology for calculating general rates (Mr Coe); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 469

Urban renewal precincts (Ms Le Couteur); debate ensued; amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 656

Vacant land—Taxation (Ms Le Couteur); amdt moved; amdt to amdt moved and agreed to; amdt, as amended, agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 103

Violence in schools (Ms Lee); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1740

Voluntary assisted dying (Ms Cheyne); debate ensued; agreed to, 521Walter Burley Griffin and Marion Mahony Griffin—Recognition (Mr Gupta); debate

ensued; amdt moved and negatived; agreed to, 1889Wanniassa Park and Ride access (Ms Lawder); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to,

as amended, 1633

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Motions—continuedWaramanga—Provision of playground (Mr Hanson); amdt moved; amdt to amdt

moved; amdt to amdt to amdt moved and agreed to; amdt, as amended, to amdt agreed to; amdt, as amended, agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 739

Waste management (Mr Steel); debate ensued; amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 179

Water security (Mr Gupta); debate ensued; amdt moved and agreed to; agreed to, as amended, 1795

Women’s sport (Ms Cody); debate ensued; agreed to, 1054Workplace safety training in government schools (Mr Wall); amdt moved and agreed

to; agreed to, as amended, 304Youth recidivism—Data collection (Mrs Kikkert); amdt moved and agreed to; agreed

to, as amended, 473Pursuant to standing order 118A(b)—Answer—Motion to take note of explanation—

Questions on notice—No 1—Answer (Mrs Dunne); agreed to, 52Nos 42-50—Answer (Mrs Jones); agreed to, 52Nos 604 and 619 (Mrs Dunne); agreed to, 454

Pursuant to standing order 118A(c)—Failure to provide answer within time provided for by the standing orders—Motion to take note—Questions on notice—

No 1 (Mrs Dunne); debate ensued; negatived, 70No 1915 (Mrs Dunne); negatived, 1173Nos 358, 361 and 363 (Mrs Dunne); debate ensued; negatived, 391

Question on notice No 320 (Mr Coe); agreed to, 303To authorise publication of papers—

Independent Legal Arbiter—Reports (Ms Burch); agreed to, 316Report—SPIRE Options Paper—Disputed claim of privilege, pursuant to standing

order 213A(j) (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 1923To take note of papers—

2018 ACT Youth Assembly Report 2018—Government response (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1624

2018-19 bushfire season—Early commencement—Ministerial statement (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 956

2019-20 bushfire season—Ministerial statement (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 1693Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander—

Affairs—Ministerial statement (Ms Stephen-Smith); debate ensued; agreed to, 50Agreement 2015-2018—Annual Report—

2017—Ministerial statement (Ms Stephen-Smith); agreed to, 6312018—Ministerial statement (Ms Stephen-Smith); debate ensued; agreed to,

1168Children and young people in care in the ACT—Ministerial statement

(Ms Stephen-Smith); agreed to, 390Cultural integrity in ACT public schools—Ministerial statement (Ms Berry); agreed

to, 722

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Motions—continuedAboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elected Body Act—ACT Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elected Body—Report on the outcomes of the ATSIEB Hearings2018—Eighth Report to the ACT Government (Mr Gentleman)—

Debate ensued; agreed to, 1248Government response (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1569

2019—Ninth Report to the ACT Government (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1765

Access Canberra—Five years of quality service to the Canberra community—Ministerial statement (Mr Ramsay); agreed to, 1810

Access to Hydrotherapy in the ACT—Further progress in implementing the recommendations in the Nous Report—Ministerial statement (Ms Stephen-Smith); debate ensued; agreed to, 1810

Achievements—In the first year—Ministerial statement (Mr Rattenbury)—

Adjourned, 509Agreed to, 1622

Over the last year—Ministerial statement—(Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 488(Ms Stephen-Smith); debate ensued; agreed to, 509

ACT Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Agreement 2019-2028—Ministerial statement and papers (Ms Stephen-Smith); agreed to, 1296

ACT Active Ageing Framework 2015-2018—Final update on progress—Ministerial statement (Mr Ramsay); agreed to, 1141Update for 2016-2017—Ministerial statement (Mr Ramsay); debate ensued;

agreed to, 390ACT Ambulance Service—

Blueprint for Change—Ministerial statement (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1217

Review on patterns of ambulance demand and crewing—Ministerial statement (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1140

ACT Carers Strategy—Launch of the 3 year Action Plan—Ministerial statement (Mr Steel); debate ensued; agreed to, 1040

ACT Children and Young People’s Commitment 2015-2025—Progress update on implementation—Ministerial statement (Ms Stephen-Smith)—Agreed to, 129, 726, 1374

ACT deaths due to suicide and information about available front line suicide prevention and postvention services and support—Report—Ministerial statement (Mr Rattenbury); agreed to, 235

ACT Fire and Rescue—Aerial capability—Ministerial statement (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1297

ACT Graduated Licensing Scheme Reforms—Update—Ministerial statement (Mr Rattenbury); agreed to, 1168

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Motions—continuedACT Health—

Accreditation update—Ministerial statement (Ms Fitzharris); debate ensued; agreed to, 840

Assets—Maintaining—Ministerial statement (Ms Fitzharris); debate ensued; agreed to, 389

Data and reporting—Terms of reference for the system-wide review—Ministerial statement and paper (Ms Fitzharris); debate ensued; agreed to, 128

Reporting—Ministerial statement (Ms Fitzharris)—Debate ensued; adjourned, 50

System Wide Data Review Quarterly Update—June 2017—Ministerial statement (Ms Fitzharris); agreed to, 235September 2017—Ministerial statement (Ms Fitzharris); agreed to, 418November 2017—Ministerial statement (Ms Fitzharris); agreed to, 622February 2018—Ministerial statement (Ms Fitzharris); agreed to, 706May 2018—Ministerial statement (Ms Fitzharris); debate ensued; agreed to,

830Transition and Australian Council on Healthcare Standards Accreditation—Update

—Ministerial statement and paper (Ms Fitzharris); debate ensued; agreed to, 955

Transition and workplace culture—Update—Ministerial statement (Ms Fitzharris); agreed to, 1039

ACT Housing Choices Collaboration Hub Recommendations—Government response—Ministerial statement (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1024

ACT Housing Strategy—Ministerial statement (Ms Berry); debate ensued; agreed to, 1090

ACT Housing Strategy and Implementation Plan—Annual update—Ministerial statement (Ms Berry); debate ensued; agreed to, 1778

ACT Human Rights Commission—Commission Initiated Review of Allegations regarding Bimberi Youth Justice Centre Report—Government response (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1521

ACT Multicultural Framework 2015-2020—Implementation and outcomes (First Action Plan 2015-2018)—

Second update—Ministerial statement (Ms Stephen-Smith); agreed to, 411Third update—Ministerial statement (Mr Steel); debate ensued; agreed to, 1141

Second Action Plan—2019-2020 (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1469ACT Office for Mental Health—Establishment—Ministerial statement

(Mr Rattenbury); debate ensued; agreed to, 390ACT Place Names Committee and Guidelines Review (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued;

agreed to, 1520ACT Policing—Key priorities—Ministerial statement (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 99ACT Public Health Services—Cultural Review Implementation—Inaugural Annual

Review (Mr Gentleman)—Debate ensued; adjourned, 1988

ACT Prevention of Violence against Women and Children Strategy 2011-2017—2nd Implementation Plan 2015-2017—Ministerial statement and paper (Ms Berry); debate ensued; agreed to, 788

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Motions—continuedACT Road Safety Strategy 2011-2020—Road Safety Report Card 2019

(Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1256ACT Volunteering Statement Action Plan 2018-2021—Ministerial statement

(Ms Stephen-Smith); agreed to, 864ACT’s Work Safety Compliance Infrastructure, Policies and Procedures—Independent

review—Government response—Ministerial statement (Ms Stephen-Smith); agreed to, 1091

Age Friendly Canberra—a Vision for our City (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1276

Alexander Maconochie Centre—Accommodation—Female detainees—Ministerial statement (Mr Rattenbury);

agreed to, 315Female detainee accommodation—Ministerial statement (Mr Rattenbury)—

Adjourned, 509Update on recommendations arising from reviews agreed by Government relating

to the operations—Ministerial statement (Mr Rattenbury); agreed to, 185Aluminium Cladding Working Group—Update—Ministerial statement

(Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 350Asbestos related works across Canberra—

Ministerial annual statement—Ministerial statement (Ms Stephen-Smith); agreed to, 1593

Asbestos related works across Canberra—Minister’s annual statement—Ministerial statement (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 925

Asia Ministerial Trade Delegation—July 2018—Ministerial statement (Mr Barr); agreed to, 925

Auditor-General Act—Auditor-General’s Reports—No 3/2015—Restoration of the Lower Cotter Catchment—Progress report on the

implementation of the recommendations—Ministerial statement and paper (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 128

No 2/2019—Recognition and implementation of obligations under the Human Rights Act 2004—Government response (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 1521

No 5/2019—Management of the System-Wide Data Review implementation program—Government response (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1660

No 7/2019—Referral processes for the support of vulnerable children—Government response (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1765

Better Suburbs Statement 2030—Ministerial statement (Mr Steel); debate ensued; agreed to, 989

Bimberi—Headline Indicators Report (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 1378Youth Justice Centre—Ministerial statement (Ms Stephen-Smith); debate ensued;

agreed to, 1627Blueprint for Youth Justice in the ACT 2012-22—Final Report and 2012-2018 Progress

Highlights (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1468

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Motions—continuedBuilding quality improvement—Ministerial statement (Mr Ramsay); agreed to, 1064Building reforms—Ministerial statement (Mr Ramsay); agreed to, 2040Building regulatory reforms—

Ministerial statement (Mr Ramsay); debate ensued; agreed to, 1324Six monthly update—Ministerial statement (Mr Ramsay); debate ensued; agreed

to, 1650Building the future—Ministerial statement (Mr Barr); agreed to, 47Bus services—Punctuality and evening and weekend services—Ministerial statement

(Ms Fitzharris); agreed to, 975Bushfire Abatement Zone—Ministerial statement (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 355Canberra’s tree canopy coverage—To protect and increase—Ministerial statement

(Mr Steel); debate ensued; agreed to, 1064, 1746Centenary Hospital for Women and Children—

Future Planning for Public Maternity Services in the ACT—Ministerial statement (Ms Fitzharris); debate ensued; agreed to, 950

Update on maternity services—May 2019—Ministerial statement (Ms Fitzharris); debate ensued; agreed to, 1462

Centenary Hospital—Ministerial statement (Ms Fitzharris); debate ensued; agreed to, 350

Child care placement and care plans—Ministerial statement (Ms Stephen-Smith); debate ensued; agreed to, 350

Children and Young People Act—ACT Children and Young People Death Review Committee—Annual Report 2018 (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1521

Children and young people—Out-of-home care review—Response to resolution of the Assembly—Statement (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 1923

Climate Action Roundtable—Ministerial statement (Mr Rattenbury); agreed to, 129Climate Change and Greenhouse Gas Reduction Act—Pursuant to subsection 12(4)—

Annual report by independent entity—ACT Greenhouse Gas Inventory 2017-18 (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1247

Commissioner for Sustainability and the Environment Act—State of the Environment Report 2019 (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to,

1867Government response (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 2021

Unfantastic Plastic—Review of the ACT Plastic Shopping Bag Ban—Government response—(Mr Gentleman)—

Debate ensued; adjourned, 1468Debate resumed; agreed to, 1622

Ministerial statement (Mr Steel); debate ensued; agreed to, 1254Community—

Facility-zoned land—Public housing—Ministerial statement (Ms Berry); agreed to, 282

Sector reform—Co-contribution expenditure—Ministerial statement (Ms Stephen-Smith); debate ensued; agreed to, 418

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Motions—continuedConference of Parties (COP22) in Marrakech—Ministerial statement (Mr Rattenbury);

agreed to, 38Coronavirus (COVID-19)—

ACT Economic Response—Ministerial statement (Mr Barr); agreed to, 2000ACT Government response—Ministerial statement (Ms Stephen-Smith); agreed to,

1935, 1982, 2000, 2016, 2040Coroners Act, pursuant to subsection 57(5)—Report of Coroner—Inquest into the

death of—Joanne Lea Lovelock—Report and Government response (Mr Gentleman); debate

ensued; debate ensued; agreed to, 2107Lauren Maree Johnstone—Report and Government response (Mr Gentleman);

debate ensued; agreed to, 1838Luke Newsome (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1766Michael Richard Hall and Government response (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued;

agreed to, 1766Courts Construction Project—Update to the Legislative Assembly on the progress—

Ministerial statement (Mr Ramsay); agreed to, 1090COVID-19—Update on Government response—Ministerial statement

(Ms Stephen-Smith)—Agreed to, 1960Debate ensued; agreed to, 2100

Crimes (Sentence Administration) Act, pursuant to subsection 81(1)—Intensive Correction Orders Review Report (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1876

Cross-portfolio delegation—Singapore and Finland—Ministerial statement (Ms Berry); agreed to, 315

Deaf and deafblind community—Mental health services—Ministerial statement (Mr Rattenbury); debate ensued; agreed to, 1809

Delivering—An inclusive, progressive and connected Canberra—Ministerial statement

(Mr Barr); agreed to, 1039The better Canberra we promised—Ministerial statement (Mr Barr); agreed to,

461Demonstration housing precincts—Ministerial statement (Mr Gentleman); agreed to,

552Detention Exit Community Outreach Program—Ministerial statement

(Mr Rattenbury); agreed to, 764Dogs—Management in the ACT—Ministerial statement (Ms Fitzharris); debate

ensued; agreed to, 443Economic and fiscal update—Ministerial statement (Mr Barr); debate ensued; agreed

to, 2151Economic Development and Tourism—Standing Committee—Report 1—Report on

Annual and Financial Reports 2015-2016—Recommendation 2—Streetlight Contract—Government response—Ministerial statement (Mr Steel); agreed to, 1114

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Motions—continuedEducation, Employment and Youth Affairs—Standing Committee—Inquiry into the

Extent, Nature and Consequence of Insecure Work in the ACT—Statement regarding the outcomes—Ministerial statement (Ms Stephen-Smith); agreed to, 1025

Electronic gaming machines in the Territory—Reducing the number—Ministerial statement (Mr Ramsay); debate ensued; agreed to, 765

End of bushfire season—Ministerial statement (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 1493Estimates 2018-2019—Select Committee—Report—Appropriation Bill 2018-2019 and

Appropriation (Office of the Legislative Assembly) Bill 2018-2019—Recommendation 78—Radiology training accreditation at Canberra Hospital—Response (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 1784

Estimates 2019-2020—Select Committee—Report—Appropriation Bill 2019-2020 and Appropriation (Office of the Legislative Assembly) Bill 2019-2020—Recommendation 81—Remediation of outmoded technology—Status report

(Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 1784Recommendation 92—Progress report on a patient navigation service—Ministerial

statement (Ms Stephen-Smith); debate ensued; agreed to, 1746Recommendation 100—Strategies for tackling occupational violence in ACT public

health facilities—Update—Ministerial statement (Ms Stephen-Smith)—Adjourned, 1778

European Union Delegation—August and September 2017—Ministerial statement (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 622

Evaluation of the 2015 Innovation Reforms to the On-Demand Transport Industry in the ACT—Ministerial statement (Mr Ramsay); agreed to, 989

Extended Throughcare—Ministerial statement (Mr Rattenbury); agreed to, 122Financial Management Act—

Pursuant to subsection 20A(2)—Budget—Budget review2018-19 (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 12232019-20 (Mr Barr); agreed to, 1868

Pursuant to section 25—Consolidated Annual Financial Statements—2018-2019 financial year (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 1784

Pursuant to section 26—Consolidated Financial Report—Financial quarter ending—31 December 2019 (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1866

Pursuant to section 30E—Half-yearly performance report—December 2018—Transport Canberra and City Services Directorate (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 1224

Pursuant to subsection 30F(3)—2018-19 Capital Works Program—Progress report—Year-to-date 31 December

2018 (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 12762019-20 Capital Works Program—Progress report—Year-to-date—30

September 2019 (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 1783Motions—continued

Future of education—A ten year education strategy—Ministerial statement (Ms Berry); debate ensued;

agreed to, 950Implementation—

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Plan (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1569Update—Ministerial statement (Ms Berry)—

Adjourned, 1242Debate resumed; agreed to, 1250

Ministerial statement (Ms Berry); agreed to, 79, 682Germany and Spain Mission—October 2017—Ministerial statement (Mr Barr); agreed

to, 552Government—

Achievements—One year in—Ministerial statement (Ms Berry); agreed to, 461Priorities—

2017—Ministerial statement (Mr Barr); agreed to, 50Spring 2017—Ministerial statement (Mr Barr); agreed to, 2822018—Ministerial statement (Mr Barr); agreed to, 651Spring 2018—Ministerial statement (Mr Barr); agreed to, 8742019—Ministerial statement (Mr Barr); agreed to, 12172020—Ministerial statement (Mr Barr); debate ensued; agreed to, 1833

Greyhound—Industry transition—Ministerial statement (Mr Ramsay); debate ensued; agreed

to, 1113Racing industry—Ending—Ministerial statement (Mr Ramsay); debate ensued;

agreed to, 356Harmony Day—Ministerial statement (Ms Stephen-Smith); debate ensued; agreed to,

99Harrison School—Copy of statement (Ms Berry)—

Adjourned, 989Debate resumed; agreed to, 994

Health infrastructure planning—Ministerial statement (Ms Stephen-Smith)—Adjourned, 1778

Health Practitioner Regulation National Law as applied by the States and Territories—Health Practitioner Regulation National Law Amendment (Miscellaneous) Regulation 2019 (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1867

Homelessness data—Ministerial statement (Ms Berry); agreed to, 752Housing ACT’S procurement of a Total Facilities Manager—Outcome of the ACT

Auditor-General’s performance audit—Ministerial statement (Ms Berry); debate ensued; agreed to, 1242

Hydrotherapy services—ACT—Update—Ministerial statement (Ms Stephen-Smith); debate ensued; agreed

to, 1872South Canberra—Ministerial statement (Ms Stephen-Smith); debate ensued;

agreed to, 1574Motions—continued

Independent Competition and Regulatory Commission—Investigation into Petrol Prices and Competition in the ACT—Final Report—Ministerial statement (Mr Barr); agreed to, 1532

Indonesian delegation—February 2019 (Mr Barr); agreed to, 1297

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International Women’s Day—2017—Ministerial statement (Ms Berry); debate ensued; agreed to, 982019—Ministerial Statement (Ms Berry); debate ensued; agreed to, 1296

Japan delegation—October 2018—Ministerial statement (Mr Barr); agreed to, 1140Justice and Community Safety—Standing Committee—Report 1—Report on Annual

and Financial Reports 2015-2016—Update on Disability recommendations 11 and 12—Ministerial statement (Ms Stephen-Smith); agreed to, 765

Landcare—30th Anniversary of the establishment—Ministerial statement (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1565

Leading Data Reform: The Way Forward—Outcomes of the ACT Health System-Wide Data Review—Ministerial statement and papers (Ms Fitzharris); debate ensued; agreed to, 956

Learning from Canberra’s Climate-Fuelled Summer of Crisis—A report with recommendations submitted to the ACT Minister for Sustainability and Climate Change by the ACT Climate Change Council (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 2108

Light Rail Stage 1 Review—City to Gungahlin Light Rail Benefits Realisation—Snapshot—Response to resolution of the Assembly (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1942

Litter and illegal dumping—Response to resolution of the Assembly—Statement (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 2006

Low income Canberrans—Support—Response to resolution of the Assembly (Mr Gentleman)—Adjourned, 1623

Lower Cotter Catchment Restoration Evaluation—The Heroic and the Dammed (Mr Ramsay); agreed to, 1248

Meningococcal B Vaccination Program for Babies—Update—Ministerial statement (Ms Stephen-Smith); debate ensued; agreed to, 1658

Mental Health Act—Review of the Authorised Period of Emergency Detention (Mr Gentleman)—

Debate ensued; adjourned, 1543Review of the Operation of Mental Health Orders under the ACT Mental Health

Act 2015—Sections, 58, 66, 101, 102, 108 (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1867

Mental health—Inpatient services—Ministerial statement and papers (Mr Rattenbury); agreed to,

1168Patient data—Ministerial statement (Mr Rattenbury)—Adjourned, 1778

Milk bank—Feasibility of establishing—Response to resolution of the Assembly (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1812

Motions—continuedMinisterial—

Delegation—India—September 2019—Ministerial statement (Mr Barr); agreed to, 1745North America—Ministerial statement (Ms Fitzharris); agreed to, 324Singapore—April 2017—Ministerial statement (Mr Barr); agreed to, 185United Kingdom—April 2019—Ministerial statement (Mr Gentleman); agreed

to, 1518

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Priorities—Ministerial statement—(Ms Fitzharris); agreed to, 38(Ms Orr); agreed to, 1627

Trade Delegation June 2017—Singapore, Hong Kong and Japan—Ministerial statement (Mr Barr); agreed to, 315

Molonglo Valley—Planning and development—Independent review—ACT Government statement and Response to resolution of the Assembly, and Independent review of planning development and built form (excellence in sustainable design) in the Molonglo Valley—Final report (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 2005

Moss Review—Implementation—Ministerial statement (Mr Rattenbury); agreed to, 682Recommendations—Closure—Ministerial statement (Mr Rattenbury); agreed to,

1064Mount Taylor—Better access and safety—Ministerial statement (Mr Steel); debate

ensued; agreed to, 1141National Apology to the Stolen Generation—Ten Year Anniversary—Ministerial

statement (Ms Stephen-Smith); debate ensued; agreed to, 642National Disability Insurance Scheme—Implementation Report and Role of the ACT

Government—Six monthly report—December 2016 (Ms Stephen-Smith); debate ensued; agreed to, 122June 2017 (Ms Stephen-Smith); debate ensued; agreed to, 443

Nature Conservation Act—Nature Conservation (Molonglo River Reserve) Reserve Management Plan 2019—Disallowable Instrument DI2019-192 (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 1570

Network19—Impact on students—Response to resolution of the Assembly (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1661

New Zealand—Delegation—August 2018—Ministerial statement (Ms Fitzharris); agreed to, 1024Ministerial Mission—November 2019—Ministerial statement (Mr Ramsay); agreed

to, 1903Mission—

November 2017—Ministerial statement (Mr Barr); agreed to, 651March 2018—Ministerial statement (Ms Berry); agreed to, 764

Ngunnawal Bush Healing Farm—Update on the progress and opening—Ministerial statement (Ms Fitzharris); debate ensued; agreed to, 389

Office for Mental Health and Wellbeing—Update on proposed model and functions—Ministerial statement (Mr Rattenbury); agreed to, 802

Motions—continuedOfficial Visitor Act, pursuant to subsection 17(4)—Annual report 2018-19—

Mental Health Official Visitor (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1812Official Visitor (Children and Young People) (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 1717

One year of achievements—Access to justice and delivery of government services—Ministerial statement (Mr Ramsay); debate ensued; agreed to, 508

One year of delivery—Health, TCCS and HETR—Ministerial statement (Ms Fitzharris); debate ensued; agreed to, 488

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Our Booris, Our Way—Final report (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1867Ministerial statement (Ms Stephen-Smith); agreed to, 752Review—Recommendations—Government response (Mr Gentleman); debate

ensued; agreed to, 2083Out of Home Care Strategy 2015-2020—A Step Up for Our Kids—One Step Can Make

a Lifetime of Difference—Final Report for the mid-Strategy evaluation (Mr Gentleman)—

Debate ensued; adjourned, 1570Update—

April 2018—Ministerial statement and paper (Ms Stephen-Smith); debate ensued; agreed to, 788

October 2018—Ministerial statement (Ms Stephen-Smith); agreed to, 1040April 2019—Ministerial statement and paper (Ms Stephen-Smith); debate

ensued; agreed to, 1335October 2019—Ministerial statement (Ms Stephen-Smith); agreed to, 1746

Outlaw motorcycle gangs—ACT Government response—Ministerial statement (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 350

Pathway to 4000 gaming machine authorisations and reducing gambling harm—Ministerial statement (Mr Ramsay); debate ensued; agreed to, 976

Planning and Development Act—Pursuant to subsection 79(1)—Approval—Variation to the Territory Plan—

No 345—Mawson Group Centre: Zone changes and amendments to the Mawson Precinct Map and Code (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 1337

No 355—Calwell Group Centre—Zone changes and amendments to the Calwell Precinct Map and Code (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 1839

No 359—Changes to the Tharwa Precinct Map and Code and removal of public land overlay (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 1223

No 360—Molonglo River Reserve: changes to public land reserve overlay boundaries and minor zone adjustment (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1839

No 361 to the Territory Plan—Kippax Group Centre—Zone Change and Amendments to the Holt Precinct Map and Code (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 2021

No 362—Amendments to the West Belconnen Concept Plan for Ginninderry Stage 2 Development (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1393

Motions—continuedNo 367—Common Ground—Dickson section 72 block 25—Zone change and

amendments to the Dickson precinct map and code (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1839

No 373 to the Territory Plan—Removal of mandatory gas provision from the Estate Development Code (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 2005

Pursuant to subsection 161(2)—Statement—Exercise of call-in powers—Development application—No 201835109—Block 21 Section 30 Dickson (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 1544Nos 201936662—Block 25 Section 72 Dickson and 202037196—Blocks 22 and 25

Section 72 Dickson (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 2083

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Plastic Reduction Bill 2020—Exposure draft—Statement (Mr Steel); agreed to, 2080Plastic waste reduction—Ministerial statement (Mr Steel); debate ensued; agreed to,

1169Portfolio priorities—

2018—Ministerial statement—(Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 642(Mr Rattenbury); agreed to, 674(Ms Berry); agreed to, 642(Ms Fitzharris); agreed to, 673

Ministerial statement—(Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 38(Mr Ramsay); agreed to, 38(Mr Rattenbury); agreed to, 38(Ms Berry); agreed to, 37

Preventing and minimising gambling harm—Ministerial statement (Mr Ramsay); agreed to, 350

Priorities—2018—Ministerial statement—(Ms Stephen-Smith); agreed to, 674Property Crime Prevention Strategy 2016-2020—Progress report—2019

(Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1766Protecting older Canberrans from abuse—Ministerial statement (Mr Ramsay); debate

ensued; agreed to, 1650Public Accounts—Standing Committee—Report 2—Report on Annual and Financial

Reports 2016-2017—Response to Recommendation 10—Apprenticeships and Traineeships—Ministerial statement (Ms Fitzharris); agreed to, 863

Public housing—Growth and renewal—Ministerial statement (Ms Berry); agreed to, 1387Properties—Improvements to the Total Facilities Management Contract for the

provision of maintenance services—Ministerial statement (Ms Berry); debate ensued; agreed to, 380

Renewal progress—Ministerial statement (Ms Berry); agreed to, 162Publicly-Funded Homebirth trial in the Australian Capital Territory—Evaluation report

—Government response to the recommendations (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 2005

Recidivism rates—Ministerial statement (Mr Rattenbury); agreed to, 418Motions—continued

Reconciliation Day: Bringing the Community Together—Ministerial statement (Ms Stephen-Smith); agreed to, 1242

Recreational Vehicle Tourism—Ministerial statement (Mr Barr); agreed to, 1335Report of a review of a correctional service by the ACT Inspector of Correctional

Services—The care and management of remandees at the Alexander Maconochie Centre 2018—Government response—Ministerial statement and paper (Mr Rattenbury); agreed to, 1519

Report of a Review of a Critical Incident by the ACT Inspector of Correctional Services—Assault of a detainee at the Alexander Maconochie Centre—23 May 2018—Government response—Ministerial statement (Mr Rattenbury);

agreed to, 1301

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25 October 2018—Government response (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1393

16 December 2018—Government response (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1767

1 January and 15 April 2019—Government response (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1767

Road Transport (Third-Party Insurance) Act 2008—Section 275 Review (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1337

Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse—ACT Government Progress Report responding to recommendations—Ministerial statement (Mr Barr); agreed to, 1272

Safe and Supportive Schools Advisory Committee—Terms of reference (Mr Gentleman)—Adjourned, 1300

Safer Families—Annual Statement—2017—Ministerial statement (Ms Berry); debate ensued; agreed to, 2672018—Ministerial statement (Ms Berry); debate ensued; agreed to, 8402019—Ministerial statement (Ms Berry); agreed to, 15192020—Ministerial statement (Ms Berry); agreed to, 2040

Scar trees—Ministerial statement (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1650Schools Education Advisory Committee—Safe And Supportive Schools—Final

Report and Government Response (Mr Gentleman)—Adjourned, 1736See also “Motions—Government responses—To take note of paper—Education,

Training and Youth Affairs—Standing Committee—Report 6”Schools for All—Implementation of the recommendations of the Expert Panel on

Students with Complex Needs and Challenging Behaviour: 3rd Quarterly Report—2016—Ministerial statement (Ms Berry); agreed to, 25

Singapore delegation—November 2018—Ministerial statement (Ms Fitzharris); agreed to, 1324

Smoke and air quality—Development of strategy—Government response to resolution of the Assembly (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 2151

Social inclusion in the Arts—2017 Plan—Ministerial statement (Mr Ramsay); agreed to, 324

Motions—continuedStatement of priorities—Ministerial statement—

(Mr Ramsay); agreed to, 674(Mr Steel); debate ensued; agreed to, 1335

Status of women in the ACT—International Women’s Day 2018—Ministerial statement (Ms Berry); agreed to, 722

Strategic outcomes and priorities—Ministerial statement—(Ms Stephen-Smith); agreed to, 38

Suburban Land Agency—Progress—Ministerial statement (Ms Berry); debate ensued; agreed to, 355

Suicide Prevention in the ACT—Ministerial statement (Mr Rattenbury); agreed to, 1710

Supportive housing—Response to resolution of the Assembly (Mr Gentleman)—Debate ensued; adjourned, 2084

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The Canberra Hospital—Switchboard incident—Ministerial statement (Ms Fitzharris)—Debate ensued; amdt moved; adjourned, 162Debate resumed; amdt to amdt moved and agreed to; amdt, as amended, agreed

to; agreed to, as amended, 191Tourism Ministers meeting in Beijing and Hong Kong business delegation—August

2017—Ministerial statement (Mr Barr); agreed to, 417Transport Action Plan—Quarterly update—Number 1 (Mr Gentleman); debate

ensued; agreed to, 1766Treatment in Custody of Steven Freeman—Government response to the Independent

Inquiry (Mr Rattenbury); agreed to, 95United Kingdom and Ireland Study Tour—December 2018—Ministerial statement

(Ms Stephen-Smith); agreed to, 1254United States delegation—October 2017—Ministerial statement (Mr Barr); agreed

to, 508USA delegation and American Planning Association Study Tour—Ministerial

statement and paper (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 875Veterans Ministers’ Roundtable—Update on Veterans Initiatives and Outcomes—

Ministerial statement (Mr Ramsay); agreed to, 623Volunteering—Ministerial statement (Ms Stephen-Smith); debate ensued; agreed to,

185Waramanga—Provision of a playground—Ministerial statement (Ms Fitzharris);

debate ensued; agreed to, 874Water Resources Act—ACT and Region Catchment Management Coordination Group

—Annual report 2018-19 (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 1653We Don’t Shoot Our Wounded and the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander

Community Forum on Domestic and Family Violence—Government response—Ministerial statement (Ms Berry); debate ensued; agreed to, 1710

Weekend bus service reliability—Action Plan (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1630

Wellington mission—November 2018—Ministerial statement (Mr Barr); agreed to, 1242

Motions—continuedWinnunga Model of Care—Alexander Maconochie Centre—Implementation—

Ministerial statement (Mr Rattenbury); agreed to, 1324Woodlands Conservation Strategy—Progress report—Ministerial statement and

paper (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 1300Work health and safety—Annual statement—Ministerial statement

(Ms Stephen-Smith); agreed to, 356Workplace Culture within ACT Public Health Services—Independent Review—

Interim Report (Mr Gentleman); agreed to, 1223Final Report—

(Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 1300Government response—Ministerial statement and paper (Ms Fitzharris); debate

ensued; agreed to, 1463

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Biannual update on implementation of the recommendations—Ministerial statement (Ms Stephen-Smith); debate ensued; agreed to, 1694

Workplace Safety Performance—Annual statement—2017-18—Ministerial statement (Ms Stephen-Smith); agreed to, 9562018-19—Ministerial statement (Ms Orr); agreed to, 1658

Youth Justice in the ACT—Blueprint—Ministerial statement (Ms Fitzharris); agreed to, 163Update—Ministerial statement (Ms Stephen-Smith); debate ensued; agreed to,

282Yellow Box Woodland Ecosystems—Protection—Response to resolution of the

Assembly (Mr Gentleman); debate ensued; agreed to, 2108Zero Emission Vehicle Summit (UK) and Global Climate Action Summit (US)—Report—

September 2018—Ministerial statement (Mr Rattenbury); agreed to, 1091Motor Accident Injuries Bill 2018—Exposure draft and Guide to the Motor Accident Injuries

Bill 2018 Exposure Draft. See “Motions—Assembly business—Inquiries/References” and “Committees—Justice and Community Safety—Standing Committee”

Motor Accident Injuries Bill 2019—Opposition. See “Petitions”Mount Taylor—

Better access and safety. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Improved motorist, cyclist and pedestrian safety. See “Petitions”, “Statements—By Member” and “Committees—Environment and Transport and City Services—Standing Committee”

Safe access. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Mpowerdome. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Murray-Darling Basin. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Music for Colleges course. See “Cessation of the Music for Colleges course”

N

Namadgi National Park—Management of feral horses. See “Motions—Private Members' business”

Nappies and personal hygiene products—Sustainable products. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”

Narrabundah Shops—Improvements to parking and street lighting. See “Petitions”National Apology to the Stolen Generation—Ten Year Anniversary. See “Ministerial

statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”National Construction Code. See “Motions—Private Members' business”National Disability Insurance Scheme—

Implementation Report and Role of the ACT Government—Six monthly report—December 2016. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”June 2017. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Provision for sex therapy and sex work services. See ”Motions—Private Members' business”National Education and Care Services Freedom of Information & Privacy Commissioners &

Ombudsman—Annual report—2016-2017. See “Statements—By Minister”National Energy Guarantee. See “Motions—Executive Members’ business”

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National Rental Affordability Scheme. See “Providing Affordable Housing to Students—An ACT Government review of housing built by the University of Canberra under the National Rental Affordability Scheme”

Nature Conservation Act—Nature Conservation (Molonglo River Reserve) Reserve Management Plan 2019—Disallowable Instrument DI2019-192. See “Motions—To take note of papers”

Nature in Our City. See “Committees—Environment and Transport and City Services” and “Role of, and opportunities for, the natural environment in Canberra as an urbanising city”

Network19—Impact on students. See “Motions—Private Members' business” and “Motions—To take

note of papers”Issues. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”See “Motions—Private Members' business”Weekend bus services. See “Motions—Private Members' business”

New Zealand—Delegation—August 2018. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of

papers”Ministerial mission—November 2019. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To

take note of papers”Mission—

March 2018. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”November 2017. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of

papers”Ngunnawal Bush Healing Farm—

See “Motions—Private Members' business” and “Statements—By Minister”Update on the progress and opening. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To

take note of papers”Ngunnawal—Condition of playground. See “Petitions”Nobel Peace Ride and the United Nations Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons.

See “Motions—Principal”Noise levels. See “Entertainment zones”Non-consensual disclosure of a sexual image—Criminalisation. See “Petitions”,

“Committees” and “Statements—By Member”Notice convening—

First meeting of the Ninth Legislative Assembly for the Australian Capital Territory, 1Meeting of the Assembly, pursuant to the resolution of the Assembly of 22 August 2019,

1913, 2141Notices—

Assembly business—Postponed—Notice having been called on, next day of sitting fixed for the moving of the motion—Pursuant to SO128, 1936

Private Members’ business—Postponed—Notice having been called on and Member not being present, next day of sitting fixed for the moving of the motion—Pursuant to SO127, 1605, 1616, 1853

Withdrawn from Notice Paper—By leave, 1375Pursuant to SO 127—

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Assembly business, 382Private Members’ business, 308

Pursuant to SO 136, 1672Notification of candidates elected, 2Nurse-led walk-in centres. See “Matters of public importance”

O

Oaths or Affirmations, 1, 2, 640, 1528Object—Presented during matter of public importance, 1248Office for Mental Health—

Establishment. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Establishment delay. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Support for multicultural dimensions. See “Matters of public importance”

Office for Mental Health and Wellbeing—Update on proposed model and functions. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Official Visitor Act—Annual report 2015-16—Official visitor for Disability Services. See “Statements—By

Minister”Annual report 2016-17—

Official Visitor (Children and Young People). See “Statements—By Minister”Official Visitor (Disability Services). See “Statements—By Minister”Official Visitor (Homelessness Services). See “Statements—By Minister”

Annual report 2017-18—Official Visitor (Children and Young People). See “Statements—By Minister”Official Visitor (Homelessness Services). See “Statements—By Minister”Official Visitors for Disability Services. See “Statements—By Minister”

Annual report 2018-19—Official Visitor (Children and Young People). See “Motions—To take note of papers”

Off-leash dog park—Campbell. See “Petitions”Kingston foreshore. See “Petitions”

Older Canberrans—Services. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”O'Malley—Proposed closure of public car park. See “Petitions”, “Statements—By Minister”

and “Statements—By Member”Omnibus—

Amendment bills. See “Motions—Assembly business—Inquiries/References” and “Committees”

Bills. See “Committees—Administration and Procedure—Standing Committee” and “Motions—Report be noted/adopted”

One year of achievements—Access to justice and delivery of government services. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

One year of delivery: Health, TCCS and HETR. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Open and consultative democracy. See “Matters of public importance”Orders of the day—Assembly business—Discharged, 123, 151, 269, 270, 1077

Executive business—Postponed, 189, 642

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Private Members’ business—Discharged, 807, 1226Orr, S.—

Assistant Speaker—Nomination, 987Revoked, 1625


Our Booris, Our Way—See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Interim report. See “Statements—By Minister”Review—Recommendations—Government response. See “Motions—To take note of

papers”Out-of-home care review. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Out of Home Care Strategy 2015-2020—A Step Up for Our Kids—One Step Can Make a

Lifetime of Difference—Final Report for the mid-Strategy evaluation. See “Motions—To take note of papers”Update—

April 2018. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”October 2018. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”April 2019. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”October 2019. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Outlaw motorcycle—Gangs—ACT Government response. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take

note of papers”Gang violence—Legislative approach. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”

P

Page—Active living options. See “Petitions” and “Statements—By Member”Upgrade of playground facilities on the corner of Knaggs Crescent and Birrell Street. See

“Petitions—Eighth Assembly—Ministerial responses”Papers—

Presented—By Clerk, 160, 1138, 1834During—

246A statement, 98, 282, 320, 351, 384, 677, 683, 721, 792, 873, 874, 916, 924, 1217, 1254, 1274, 1296, 1334, 1595, 1626, 1658, 1841, 1872, 1907, 1916, 1984, 2002, 2039, 2072, 2073, 2080, 2145

Adjournment debate, 2155Censure motion, 1156Condolence motion, 549Consideration of bill, 1524, 1577, 1924, 1925, 2114Matter of public importance, 1248, 1653Ministerial statement, 25, 50, 128, 185, 282, 324, 350, 622, 631, 682, 788, 863, 864,

875, 949, 955, 956, 976, 989, 1024, 1039, 1040, 1064, 1090, 1091, 1168, 2100Motion, 30, 771, 784, 946, 964, 978, 1051, 1236, 1262, 1322, 1370, 1561, 1622,

1776, 1791, 1834, 1934, 2024, 2109

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Motion to establish a Committee, 304Personal explanation, 372, 700, 1246Point of order, 1583Presentation of bill, 238, 239, 841, 842, 843, 1374, 1495, 1496, 1983, 2100Questions without notice, 802, 1079, 1246, 1275, 1600, 1608, 1764Statement by Member, 1794Statement by Speaker, 1493, 1630

On behalf of—Minister Fitzharris, 201, 793Minister Ramsay, 22, 646, 1043, 1044, 1815Minister Rattenbury, 23

Pursuant to order, 1138Pursuant to standing order—

246A, 271, 281213A, 160, 1834

Parking infringement fines. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Parliamentary Agreement for the 9th Legislative Assembly. See “Motions—Private

Members' business”Parliamentary Triangle—Proposed sale of East Block and West Block buildings. See

“Motions—Executive Members’ business”Parliament of Kiribati—Election of new Speaker. See “Speaker—Statements”Participatory budgeting. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Parton, M.—

Assistant Speaker—Nomination, 1462Inaugural speech, 13Oath or affirmation by Member, 2

Pathway to 4000 gaming machine authorisations and reducing gambling harm. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Peaceful protest. See “Matters of public importance”Penalty rates. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Personal safety in ACT schools. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Petitions—

Eighth Assembly—Ministerial responses—Belconnen Arts Centre—Timeline and funding for completion, 12Hackett—Bragg Street—Rezoning of Mr Fluffy houses—Further response, 11Health (Patient Privacy) Amendment Act 2015—Request to repeal provision relating

to the banning of pro-life actions in designated areas, 12Page—Upgrade of playground facilities on corner of Knaggs Crescent and Birrell Street,

11Presented—

ACT clubs—Community contributions—(Mr Parton, 1225 residents), 987Ministerial response, 1216

Active travel—(Ms Le Couteur, 12 residents), 1775(Ms Le Couteur, 426 residents), 1775

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Ministerial response, 1914ACT public schools—Proposed independent review into violence—

(Ms Lee, 207 residents), 1321(Ms Lee, 397 residents), 1321Ministerial response, 1357

ACT transport network—(Miss Burch, 70 residents), 1490Ministerial response, 1619

Advertising billboards—(Ms Lee, 30 residents), 280(Ms Lee, 749 residents), 280Ministerial response, 536

Arts funding—(Ms Cheyne, 510 residents), 160(Ms Cheyne, 532 residents), 160Ministerial response, 280

Assembly sitting pattern—(Ms Le Couteur, 32 residents), 1933Ministerial response, 2100

Belconnen bus network changes—(Mrs Kikkert, 589 residents), 1443(Mrs Kikkert, 591 residents), 1443Ministerial response), 1579

Bus service—Deakin to Kingston and Manuka—(Ms Lee, 4 residents), 280(Ms Lee, 438 residents), 453Ministerial response, 535, 641

Petitions—continuedBus services—Australian National University—

(Mrs Kikkert, 1128 residents), 1322Ministerial response, 1529

Canberra Sexual Health Centre—(Ms Burch, 44 residents), 1216Ministerial response, 1443

Charnwood Group Centre—Recycling options—(Mrs Kikkert, 207 residents), 924Ministerial response, 1038

Chifley Place—Parking and pedestrian safety—(Ms Cody, 111 residents), 1775Ministerial response, 1914(Ms Cody, 631 residents), 1914Ministerial response, 1934

Chisholm—Durham Place—Proposed development issues—

(Mr Wall, 71 residents), 1999Ministerial response, 2078

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Village—Proposed redevelopment—(Ms Burch, 306 residents), 1528(Ms Burch, 454 residents), 1528Ministerial response, 1633(Ms Burch, 808 residents), 2078

Commonwealth and Kings Avenue bridges—Dedicated bike path between—(Ms Le Couteur, 9 residents), 801Ministerial response, 931

Coombs Peninsula—Development—(Mrs Jones, 275 residents), 1791Ministerial response, 1833

Cross-border proposal—Proposed buffer zones—Parkwood area—(Ms Le Couteur, 664 residents), 1489Ministerial response, 1625

Curtin Group Centre—Draft Master Plan—(Ms Le Couteur, 1950 residents), 49Ministerial response, 233

Dangerous dogs—(Mr Doszpot, 32 residents), 550Ministerial response, 641

Downer Community Centre—(Ms Le Couteur, 146 residents), 705(Ms Le Couteur, 503 residents), 705Ministerial response, 801

Petitions—continuedDraft Variation 344—

(Mr Steel, 149 residents), 622Ministerial response, 682

Drone delivery trials in Bonython—(Ms Burch, 1043 residents), 1167Ministerial response, 1216

Eating disorder healthcare services—(Mr Pettersson, 629 residents), 871Ministerial response, 1063

Fair treatment for international students—(Mrs Kikkert, 508 residents), 1023Ministerial response, 1216

Farrer—Development and implementation of a strategic plan for community facilities—

(Mr Steel, 161 residents), 280(Mr Steel, 379 residents), 280Ministerial response, 453

Nature play toilet—(Ms Cody, 263 residents), 2078(Ms Cody, 334 residents), 2078

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Fencing of play spaces—(Ms Le Couteur, 484 residents), 987Ministerial response, 1216

Forrest—Motorcycle parking spaces between Canberra Avenue and Sydney Avenue—(Ms Cody, 62 residents), 1215Ministerial response, 1386

Fraser West—Bus terminus—(Mrs Kikkert, 175 residents), 2142

Fyshwick—Proposed waste processing facilities—(Ms Lee, 12 residents), 2142

Giralang community precinct—Revitalisation—(Ms Orr, 107 residents), 183Ministerial response, 349

Gold Creek Village shopping centre—Proposed KFC drive-through—(Ms Le Couteur, 1417 residents), 97(Ms Le Couteur, 161 residents), 97Ministerial response, 280

Gordon—Preddey Way, Clare Dennis Avenue and Lewis Luxton Avenue—Safety and protection of residents—

(Mr Wall, 163 residents), 487Ministerial response, 641

Government Procurement (Secure Local Jobs) Amendment Bill 2018—Support—(Ms Cody, 208 residents), 1063Ministerial response, 1138

Petitions—continuedGreenway—Mortimer Lewis Drive playground—Provision of sun shade—

(Ms Lawder, 185 residents), 681Ministerial response, 763

H Course—Australian National University School of Music—Funding—(Ms Le Couteur, 69 residents), 1167(Ms Le Couteur, 907 residents), 1167Ministerial response, 1294

Higgins—Upgrades to playgrounds—(Mrs Kikkert, 203 residents), 349Ministerial response, 487

Hydrotherapy services in South Canberra—(Mrs Jones, 2618 residents), 1517(Mrs Jones, 460 residents), 1517Ministerial response, 1625

Inner north—New recreation park—(Mr Rattenbury, 565 residents), 1529Ministerial response, 1775

Intersection of Tillyard Drive and Ginninderra Drive—Upgrade of existing traffic control measures—

(Mrs Kikkert, 1329 residents), 49Ministerial response, 160

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Kingston—Proposed aged care facility—(Miss Burch, 162 residents), 801Ministerial response, 872

Kippax and Charnwood shopping centres—Water refill stations and container recycling—(Mrs Kikkert, 245 residents), 1934Ministerial response, 2079

Lake Burley Griffin and surrounds—Heritage protection—(Ms Lee, 749 residents), 621Ministerial response, 719

Light Rail—Stage 2 alignment—(Ms Le Couteur, 132 residents), 1215(Ms Le Couteur, 351 residents), 1225Ministerial response, 1529

Literacy instruction in ACT schools—(Ms Lee, 1 resident), 1461Ministerial response, 1579

Live In Ya Lounge—Financial support—(Ms Lee, 1 resident), 2142

Medical cannabis—(Mr Rattenbury, 222 residents), 11Ministerial response, 97

Petitions—continuedMitchell—Light rail stop—

(Ms Fitzharris, 4560 residents), 719Ministerial response, 949

Motor Accident Injuries Bill 2019—Opposition—(Mr Coe, 362 residents), 1385Ministerial response, 1529

Mount Taylor—Improved motorist, cyclist and pedestrian safety—(Mr Steel, 246 residents), 550(Mr Steel, 620 residents), 550Ministerial response, 655

Non-consensual disclosure of a sexual image—Criminalisation—(Ms Le Couteur, 520 residents), 167Ministerial response, 280

Narrabundah Shops—Improvements to parking and street lighting—(Ms Lee, 614 residents), 1914Ministerial response, 2016

Ngunnawal—Condition of playground—(Ms Orr, 100 residents), 1934Ministerial response, 2079

Off-leash dog park—Campbell—

(Miss Burch, 16 residents), 2099Kingston foreshore—

(Miss Burch, 10 residents), 2099

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O’Malley—Proposed closure of public car park—(Mr Hanson, 81 residents), 655Ministerial response, 801

Page—Active living options—(Mrs Kikkert, 157 residents), 763Ministerial response, 872

Phillip—Easty Street—Proposed N12 and N10 developments—

(Ms Le Couteur, 494 residents), 1489(Ms Le Couteur, 497 residents), 1489Ministerial response, 1625

Precinct Code—Development Application 201833492—(Ms Le Couteur, 435 residents), 1038(Ms Le Couteur, 83 residents), 1038Ministerial response, 1216

Proposed school bus changes—(Miss Burch, 528 residents), 1038Ministerial response, 1216

Petitions—continuedPublic housing development—

Darwinia Community Park, Chapman—(Mr Hanson, 872 residents), 167

Holder—(Mr Hanson, 729 residents), 167

Mawson—(Mr Hanson, 169 residents), 167

Wright—(Mr Hanson, 464 residents), 167

Ministerial response, 280Red Hill—Natural environment and green space—Integrated planning—

(Ms Le Couteur, 250 residents), 621(Ms Le Couteur, 2862 residents), 621Ministerial response, 641

Roller derby facilities—(Ms Burch, 542 residents), 1573(Ms Burch, 170 residents), 1619Ministerial response, 1776

Safe and Inclusive Schools initiative—(Ms Orr, 1483 residents), 800Ministerial response, 871

Safe Schools Coalition program—(Mr Wall, 998 residents), 379Ministerial response, 550

School bus services—Fairbairn to Campbell primary and high schools—(Ms Lee, 533 residents), 1225Ministerial response, 1386

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Schooling during COVID-19 pandemic—(Ms Lee, 2 residents), 1934Ministerial response, 2078

Severe Combined Immune Deficiency—Screening for newborns—(Ms Le Couteur, 146 residents), 1833(Ms Le Couteur, 564 residents), 1833Ministerial response, 1959

Sunday/public holiday bus timetable—(Ms Le Couteur, 142 residents), 871Ministerial response, 1113

Symonston—Reinstatement of bus services—(Miss Burch, 3 residents), 2078

The Canberra Hospital precinct—Safety, traffic, parking and noise—(Mrs Dunne, 203 residents), 1807(Mrs Dunne, 534 residents), 1807Ministerial response, 1914

Petitions—continuedTorrens—Upgrade to playground—

(Mrs Jones, 713 residents), 621Ministerial response, 719

Transport Canberra advertising policy—(Ms Le Couteur, 542 residents), 1709Ministerial response, 1776

Tuggeranong—Anketell Street—Rerouting of buses to Cowlishaw Street—

(Mr Parton, 181 residents), 550(Mr Parton, 562 residents), 550Ministerial response, 719

Town Centre—Improvements—(Ms Burch, 24 residents), 924Ministerial response, 1038

Turner—Proposed bus layover—(Miss Burch, 393 residents), 2142

Urban trees—Replanting—(Ms Le Couteur, 494 residents), 1294(Ms Le Couteur, 988 residents), 1294Ministerial response, 1529

Wanniassa bus network changes—(Ms Lawder, 664 residents), 1649Ministerial response, 1833

Watson shops—Mobility parking arrangements—

(Ms Lee, 140 residents), 2142Traffic assessment—

(Ms Lee, 193 residents), 2142West Belconnen—Waste facility—

(Ms Le Couteur, 887 residents), 2142

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Weston—Preservation of parkland adjacent to Cooleman Court—(Ms Le Couteur, 1112 residents), 1999Ministerial response, 2064

Yarralumla shops—Improvements—(Miss Burch, 544 residents), 1597Ministerial response, 1776

Referred to Committee—Pursuant to standing order 99, 280, 1461, 1490, 1791Pursuant to standing order 99A, 49, 97, 160, 168, 280, 379, 550, 621, 705, 719, 801,

871, 987, 1023, 1038, 1167, 1225, 1294, 1321, 1322, 1443, 1489, 1490, 1517, 1528, 1573, 1597, 1649, 1709, 1807, 1833, 1914, 1999, 2078, 2142

Pettersson, M.—Assistant Speaker—Nomination, 1625Inaugural speech, 47Oath or affirmation by Member, 2

Phillip—Easty Street—Proposed N12 and N10 developments. See “Petitions” and “Committees—

Planning and Urban Renewal—Standing Committee”Precinct Code—Development Application 201833492. See “Petitions” and “Statements—

By Member”Physical activity in schools. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Pill testing—

See “Motions—Executive Members’ business”, See “Motions—Executive Members’ business”

Petition out-of-order. See “Statements—By Member”Place name guidelines. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Planning and Development Act—Planning and Development (Lease Variation Charges)

Determination 2017 (No 2)—Disallowable Instrument DI2017-208 (No 2)—Motion to disallow. See “Motions—Disallowance/Amendment/Rejection”

Planning and Urban Renewal—Standing Committee—Report 2—Inquiry into Billboards—Government response. See “Committees” and

“Statements—By Minister”Report 9—Draft Variation No 360—Molonglo River Reserve: changes to public land

reserve overlay boundaries and minor zone adjustment—Government response. See “Committees” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Plant-based foods. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Plastic Reduction Bill 2020—Exposure draft. See “Statements—By Minister” and “Motions

—To take note of papers”Plastic waste reduction. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of

papers”, See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Policing numbers. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Population growth. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Portfolio—Priorities—

See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”2018. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

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Postponement—Notices—Assembly business—Pursuant to SO128, 1936Orders of the day—Executive business, 189, 642

P-plate drivers—Proposed curfew and restrictions. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”

Precedence—Crossbench Executive Members’ business, 1470, 1767, 1861, 2042Executive business, 151, 351, 377, 384, 413, 501, 678, 708, 866, 1031, 1078, 1176, 1274,

1327, 1380, 1472, 1523, 1568, 1595, 1621, 1654, 1694, 1814, 1864, 1948, 1985, 2002, 2017, 2059, 2073, 2082, 2105, 2145

Executive Members’ business, 46, 90, 123, 187, 317, 382, 446, 499, 537, 633, 754, 833, 835, 915

Preparing the ACT for more extreme weather events. See “Matters of public importance”Preventing and minimising gambling harm. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To

take note of papers”Priorities—2018. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Private Members’ business—

By suspension of standing orders—Consideration, 1121, 1942Orders of the day—Discharged, 807, 1226Pursuant to standing order 127—

Postponed—Notice having been called on and Member not being present, next day of sitting fixed for the moving of the motion, 1605, 1616, 1853

Withdrawn—Notice having been called on and the Member not being present, it was withdrawn from the Notice Paper, 308

Privilege. See “Speaker—Statements”Problem gambling—

See “Motions—Executive Members’ business”Harm minimisation. See “Motions—Crossbench Executive Members’ business”

Progressive and inclusive policies. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Promoting tolerance and inclusion. See “Matters of public importance”Property Crime Prevention Strategy 2016-2020—Progress report—

2016-2017. See “Statements—By Minister”2019. See “Motions—Private Members' business”

Proposed—Bus network. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Changes—

ACT Register of Lobbyists. See “Motions—Assembly business—Inquiries/References” and “Committees”

Bus route 7. See “Statements—By Member”School bus changes. See “Petitions” and “Statements—By Members”

Protecting and celebrating our Aboriginal, European and natural heritage. See “Matters of public importance”

Protecting older Canberrans from abuse. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Protecting students and staff from discrimination. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”

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Providing Affordable Housing to Students—An ACT Government review of housing built by the University of Canberra under the National Rental Affordability Scheme. See “Statements—By Minister”

Provisions and conventions around committee inquiries. See “Motions—Assembly business—Inquiries/References” and “Committees”

Public Accounts—Standing Committee—Eighth Assembly—Report 31—Review of Auditor-General's Report No 3 of 2015:

Restoration of the Lower Cotter Catchment—Government response. See “Committees” and “Statements—By Minister”

Report 2—Report on Annual and Financial Reports 2016-2017—Response to Recommendation 10. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Public Health Act—ACT Chief Health Officer’s Report—2018—Healthy Canberra. See “Statements—By Minister”

Public health system. See “Matters of public importance”Public housing—

See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Community facility-zoned land. See “Community facility-zoned land”

Development—Darwinia Community Park, Chapman. See “Petitions”, “Committees”, “Statements—

By Member” and “Statements—By Minister”Holder. See “Petitions”, “Committees”, “Statements—By Member” and “Statements

—By Minister”Mawson. See “Petitions”, “Committees”, “Statements—By Member” and

“Statements—By Minister”Wright. See “See “Petitions”, “Committees”, “Statements—By Member” and

“Statements—By Minister”Growth and renewal. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of

papers”Properties—Improvements to the Total Facilities Management Contract for the provision

of maintenance services. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Renewal progress. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Public Housing Renewal Steering Committee—Documents—Order to table. See “Motions—

Order to table”Public sector employment in the ACT—Decentralisation. See “Motions—Private Members’

business”Public servants—Flexible work arrangements. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”

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Question time—Rules for asking questions. See “Speaker—Statements”Questions—

Answers—Pursuant to standing order 118A—Explanations—No 1 asked by Mrs Dunne (Ms Fitzharris), 52, 70No 235 asked by Mr Coe (Ms Berry), 283No 442 asked by Mr Coe (Ms Fitzharris), 454

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No 662 asked by Mrs Jones (Mr Gentleman), 630No 667 asked by Ms Lawder (Mr Barr), 455No 1632 asked by Ms Lee (Minister for City Services), 1003No 1915 asked by Mrs Dunne (Minister for Planning and Land Management), 1173No 2187 asked by Ms Lee (Ms Berry), 1297No 2574 asked by Mr Wall (Ms Berry), 1638No 2899 asked by Mrs Dunne (Mr Rattenbury), 1986Nos 42-50 asked by Mrs Jones (Mr Gentleman), 52Nos 181, 244, 245, 328, 329, 330, 331, 333, 336 and 338 asked by Mr Coe

(Ms Fitzharris), 283Nos 245, 329, 331, 333 and 338 asked by Mr Coe (Ms Berry), 303Nos 358, 361 and 363 asked by Mrs Dunne (Ms Fitzharris), 391Nos 368 and 371 asked by Mrs Dunne (Mr Gentleman), 391Nos 604 and 619 asked by Mrs Dunne (Mr Rattenbury), 454

Questions—continuedNos 772-776 and 784 asked by Mrs Dunne (Ms Fitzharris), 552Nos 2125, 2128, 2140, 2312, 2349, 2350, 2352, 2353, 2371, 2372, 2373, 2419, 2423,

2424 asked by Mrs Dunne (Ms Fitzharris), 1390Nos 2722 to 2728 asked by Mrs Dunne (Ms Stephen-Smith), 1712Nos 2925, 2927, 2931 and 2935 asked by Ms Le Couteur of the Minister for Housing

and Suburban Development and the Attorney-General (Mr Barr), 1920Nos 2996, 3008, 3034, 3054 asked by Mrs Dunne (Ms Stephen-Smith), 2043

On notice—No 1—

Failure of Minister to provide an answer within the time provided for in the Standing Orders. See “Statements—By Member”

Receipt of answer. See “Statements—By Member”No 320—Answer—Explanation—Pursuant to order, 307No 662. See “Questions” and “Statements—By Minister”Nos 368 and 371. See “Statements—By Member”Procedures. See “Speaker—Statements”

Taken on notice—See “Statements—By Member”Adding to an answer—Paper, 1033

Without notice—See “Statements—By Member”Adding to an answer—Papers, 44, 1712, 1865, 2083Answer—

See “Statements—By Minister”Clarification. See “Statements—By Minister”

Answers by responsible Ministers. See “Speaker—Statements”Further question, 903

Quorum—Absence of, 1776, 1797, 1872, 1942, 1998Not present, 395, 411, 463, 931, 975, 1113, 1259, 1373, 1443, 1501, 1657, 1669, 1913,

1959, 1981

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Radiation Protection Act 2006—Review. See “Statements—By Minister”Rail Safety National Law National Regulations. See “Statements—By Minister”Ramsay, G.—


Rates and taxes—Impact on families. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Rates—

See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Reform. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”

Rattenbury, S.—Oath or affirmation by Member, 2Recidivism rates. See “Motions—Private Members' business”, “Ministerial statements” and

“Motions—To take note of papers”Reconciliation Day: Bringing the Community Together. See “Ministerial statements” and

“Motions—To take note of papers”Re-configuration of Chamber. See “Speaker—Statements”Recreational—

Cycling tourism. See “Motions—Executive Members’ business”Vehicle tourism. See “Motions—Private Members' business”, “Ministerial statements”

and “Motions—To take note of papers”Recycling and waste reduction. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Red Hill—

Natural Environment and green space. See “Petitions”, “Committees—Planning and Urban Renewal—Standing Committee” and “Statements—By Member”

Open Space area and environs. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Reference to Members in the Chamber—Statement by Speaker. See “Speaker—

Statements”Reflection on the Chair. See “Speaker—Statements”, See “Speaker—Statements”Refugees and asylum seekers—Resettlement. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Refugees—Financial support. See “Motions—Executive Members’ business”Rehabilitative youth justice system. See “Matters of public importance”Religion—Freedom from discrimination. See “Matters of public importance”Remonstrance—Democratic rights of citizens of the ACT (Mr Barr). See “Motions—

Principal”Remuneration Tribunal Determinations. See “Statements—By Minister”Renewable energy. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Renewable energy sources. See “Matters of public importance”Report of a review of a correctional service by the ACT Inspector of Correctional Services—

The care and management of remandees at the Alexander Maconochie Centre 2018—Government response. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of

papers”Report of a Review of a Critical Incident by the ACT Inspector of Correctional Services—

Assault of a Detainee at the Alexander Maconochie Centre—Government responses—23 May 2018. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

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25 October 2018. See “Motions—To take note of papers—Report of a Review of a Criticial Incident by the ACT Inspector of Correctional Services”

16 December 2018. See “Motions—To take note of papers—Report of a Review of a Criticial Incident by the ACT Inspector of Correctional Services”

1 January and 15 April 2019. See “Motions—To take note of papers—Report of a Review of a Criticial Incident by the ACT Inspector of Correctional Services”

Reproductive health products and advice—Access. See “Motions—Private Members' business”

Republic of Kiribati—40th anniversary of independence. See “Motions—Assembly business”Residential—

Premises—Temperature management strategies. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”

Rates—Rebate. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Residential Tenancies Amendment Bill 2019 (No 2)—Exposure draft. See “Statements—By

Minister”Residents of the ACT and NT—Legislative rights. See “Matters of public importance”Resuable coffee cup zone trial. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Retention of route 54 bus service between Gungahlin and Belconnen. See “Motions—

Assembly business—Inquiries/References” and “Committees”Review of Continuing Resolution 9—Senator for the Australian Capital Territory—

Procedures for Election. See “Motions—Assembly business—Inquiries/References” and “Committees”

Review of the application of Section 65 of the Self-Government Act. See “Motions—Assembly business—Inquiries/References” and “Committees”

Review of whistleblower protection. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Rights and interests of women and girls. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Rights of ACT children. See “Matters of public importance”Road maintenance. See “Matters of public importance”Roads infrastructure. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Roger Malot—Retirement. See “Speaker—Assistant Speaker—Statements”Role of, and opportunities for, the natural environment in Canberra as an urbanising city.

See “Committees—Environment and Transport and City Services—Standing Committee” and “Statements—By Member”

Roller derby facilities. See “Petitions” and “Committees—Environment and Transport and City Services—Standing Committee”

Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse—ACT Government Progress Report responding to recommendations. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Rulings from the Chair. See “Speaker—Statements”

S

Safe and Inclusive Schools intiative. See “Petitions”, “Committees—Education, Employment and Youth Affairs” and “Statements—By Member”

Safe and Supportive Schools Advisory Committee—Terms of reference. See “Motions—To take note of papers”

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Safe School Coalition program. See “Petitions”, “Committees—Education, Employment and Youth Affairs” and “Statements—By Member”

Safer Families—Annual statement—2017—

Amended Ministerial statement. See “Statements—By Minister”Ministerial statement. See “Ministerial statements”, “Motions—To take note of

papers” and “Statements—By Minister”2018. See “Ministerial statements”, “Motions—To take note of papers” and “Statements

—By Minister”2019. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Salthouse, Ms Sue. See “Condolences”Scar trees. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Scholes, The Hon Gordon AO. See “Condolences”School bus services—Fairbairn to Campbell primary and high schools. See “Petitions” and

“Committees—Environment and Transport and City Services—Standing Committee”School chaplains. See “Matters of public importance”Schools for All—

Implementation of the recommendations of the Expert Panel on Students with Complex Needs and Challenging Behaviour—Quarterly reports. See “Ministerial statements”, “Motions—To take note of papers”

or “Statements—By Minister”Report. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”

Schooling during COVID-19 pandemic. See “Petitions”, See “Petitions” and “Motions—Private Members' business”

School zones—Safety. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Secure employment. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Self Help Organisations United Together (SHOUT). See “Motions—Private Members'

business”Self-government in the Territory—30th Anniversary. See “Motions—Principal”Seniors in our community—Support. See “Matters of public importance”Severe Combined Immune Deficiency—Screening for newborns. See “Petitions”Severe weather events—Impact on businesses. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Sexual health outreach. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Singapore delegation—November 2018. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To

take note of papers”Single-use plastics. See “Matters of public importance” and “Motions—Private Members'

business”Sitting pattern—

2017. See “Motions—Principal”2018. See “Motions—Principal”2019. See “Motions—Principal”2020. See “Motions—Principal”

Sittings—Suspension and resumption, 66, 1277, 1333, 1528, 1710, 1809Mark of respect, 159, 279, 549Inaugural acknowledgement of country in Ngunnawal language, 2063

Small business. See “Matters of public importance”

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Smoke and air quality. See “Motions—Crossbench Executive Members’ business”Social—

Economic and political equality of women. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Housing—

Provision of incentives—See “Statements—By Minister” and “Statements—By Member”Investment by residential property investors. See “Motions—Private Members'

business”Stock. See “Statements—By Minister”, See “Motions—Private Members' business”

Inclusion in the Arts—2017 Plan. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Solar panels and batteries—Disposal. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Somes, Mr Michael A. See “Condolences”Speaker—

Acknowledgement of country in Ngunnawal language, 2063, 2077, 2099, 2141Acting Speaker—Formal recognition that the Assembly meeting on the lands of the

traditional custodians, 279, 323Assistant Speaker—

Presents papers, 1630Ruling—Betting Operations Tax Bill 2018—Amendment to bill out-of-order in

accordance with SO 200, 990Statement—Roger Malot—Retirement, 47

Assistant Speakers, 12, 987, 1462, 1625Election of, 3Formal recognition that the Assembly meeting on the lands of the traditional custodians,

11, 49, 97, 159, 233, 297, 355, 389, 453, 549, 639, 717, 763, 799, 839, 847, 863, 871, 891, 913, 923, 931, 949, 955, 959, 975, 987, 997, 1023, 1037, 1049, 1063, 1089, 1095, 1113, 1137, 1155, 1167, 1215, 1225, 1241, 1253, 1259, 1271, 1293, 1303, 1321, 1333, 1357, 1373, 1383, 1385, 1443, 1461, 1489, 1501, 1517, 1527, 1547, 1565, 1573, 1579, 1593, 1597, 1605, 1619, 1625, 1633, 1649, 1657, 1669, 1693, 1709, 1733, 1745, 1775, 1791, 1807, 1831, 1843, 1859, 1871. 1885, 1903, 1913, 1933, 1959, 1981, 1999, 2015, 2039

Rulings—ACT Health governance—Proposed board of inquiry—Notice No 2—Private Members’

business and standing order 136, 998Amendments ruled out of order, 1268Display of articles to illustrate speeches, 93Land Tax (Community Housing Exemption) Amendment Bill 2018, 1037Matters of public importance—

Ruled out of order, 717, 1241, 1387Identical terms, not included in draw, 1903Similar in substance to a matter discussed previously allowed to proceed, 1373

Notice No 5—Private Members’ business—Ruled out-of-order, 1672Dissent from ruling moved, 1673

Sub judice convention and Continuing Resolution 10, 1583Word not required to be withdrawn, 253

Dissent from ruling moved, 253

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Statements—Acknowledgement of country in Ngunnawal language, 2063Betting Operations Tax Bill 2018—Amendment ruled out-of-order, 993Condolence—

Death of the Speaker, Parliament of Kiribati, 16Incident at Westminster Parliament overnight, 121

Conflict of interest—Standing order 156 and Continuing Resolution 5, 891Education, Employment and Youth Affairs—Standing Committee—Membership, 1492Editor of Debates—Retirement, 1912Imputation and reflection on impartiality of Speaker, 2016Kiermaier, Max—Retirement, 629

Speaker—continuedLanguage of debate, 401Mark of reconciliation—Gift of possum skin cloak to the ACT, 1384Matters of public importance, 1533

Lodgment, 717Parliament of Kiribati—Election of new Speaker, 1981Privilege—Alleged breach, 303, 550, 731, 783, 1377Question time—Rules for asking questions, 391Questions—

On notice procedures, 16Without notice—Answers by responsible Ministers, 154

Re-configuration of Chamber, 2039Reference to Members in the Chamber, 1303Reflection on the Chair, 1271, 1294, 1296, 1764Rulings from the Chair, 949Standing orders—

SO 55—Possible breach, 1999SO 118(c), 566SO 171—Motion for in principle agreement, 910

Sub judice convention and Continuing Resolution 10, 367, 959Suspension of standing orders, 1547Unparliamentary language, 709, 1323

Speech—Adjournment debate—Extension of time, 265, 1123, 1950, 1970, 2013, 2095Extension of time, 418, 896, 1000, 1177, 1377, 1453, 1575, 1621, 1624, 1720, 1796,

1815, 1832, 1872, 1877SPIRE Project—

Freedom of information request. See “Statements—By Member”Options paper. See “Motions—Order to table”

Sri Lanka terrorist attacks. See “Condolences”Standing orders—

SO 8. See Assistant SpeakersSO 22. See “Motions—Assembly business—Standing orders”SO 30—Prayer or Reflection—Amendment. See “Motions—Assembly business”SO 55—Possible breach. See “Speaker—Statements”

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SO 103, 482SO 118(c). See “Speaker—Statements”SO 128. See “Notices—Assembly business” or “Assembly business”SO 136—Same question may be disallowed, 998SO 152, 123, 269, 270SO 162. See “Votes—Negatived”SO 171—Motion for in principle agreement. See “Speaker—Statements”SO 185—Postponement of clause, 2114, 2147SO 187—Reconsideration of clause of bill, 2114, 2155SO 200. See “Speaker—Assistant Speaker—Rulings”

Standing orders—continuedSO 210—Auslan interpreter on floor of Chamber, 1671, 1809, 2064SO 213. See “Motions—Order to tableSO 213A. See “Motions—Order to table” and “Motions—Assembly business”SO 229B—Amendment. See “Motions—Assembly business”SO 254A—Request for explanation concerning government response to Committee

report—Amendment. See “Motions—Assembly business”SO 272. See “Votes—Negatived”Suspension of—

Moved without notice—To enable (agreed to unless otherwise shown)—

ACT Integrity Commissioner—Reaffirmation of approval of appointment, 1490Adjournment debate—Extension of, 552, 1140, 1772, 1776, 1970, 2143Assembly business—

Consideration of, 324, 789, 925, 1115, 1808Extension of time, 1171

Betting Operations Tax Bill 2018—Amendment to Bill, negatived, 993Consideration of—

COVID-19 Emergency Response Legislation Amendment Bill 2020, 1947Electricity Feed-in (Large-scale Renewable Energy Generation) Amendment Bill

2020, 2154Motor Accident Injuries Amendment Bill 2020, 1869Public Health (Emergencies) Amendment Bill 2020 and COVID-19 Emergency

Response Bill 2020, 1918Continuation of debate, 1117Determination of bill, 92Dissent from Speaker’s ruling, 253Establishment of Select Committee on Privileges, negatived, 551Executive business—Consideration of, 190, 1177, 1917Land Tax (Community Housing Exemption) Amendment Bill 2018—

Consideration of, negatived, 1038Matter of public importance—No discussion, and seating of Members in the

Chamber, 1914, 1934Matters of public importance—No discussion, 1573, 1596, 1776Minister to address Assembly, negatived in accordance with SO272, 1986Moving of motion, 307, 308, 334Precedence—

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Assembly business, 131, 558Motion, negatived, 485

Precedence to motion—Order of business, 1831Presentation of—



Standing orders—continuedPresentation of—continued


Committee reports by Speaker, 1914Revenue Legislation Amendment Bill 2017, 121

Private Members’ business—Consideration of, 1121, 1530, 1942Proposed censure, negatived, 1137Proposed order to table, 414

Statement of priorities. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Statements—

By Member—Acknowledgement of country in Ngunnawal language—

(Mr Coe), 2063(Mr Rattenbury), 2063

ACT clubs—Community contributions—Petition (Mr Parton), 987ACT Greens (Mr Rattenbury), 3Act of grace payments—assessment framework—Tabling of paper (Mr Doszpot), 333ACT Safe and Secure Schools initiative—Petition—

(Mr Coe), 801(Ms Le Couteur), 801(Ms Orr), 801

Advertising billboards—Petitions (Ms Lee), 280Annual Reports (Government Agencies) Act—Pursuant to section 13—Annual report

2016-2017—Land Development Agency—Corrigendum—Paper (Mr Coe), 835Appropriation (Office of the Legislative Assembly) Bill 2019-2020 (Mrs Dunne), 1609Appropriation Bill 2018-2019—Part 1.4—Transport Canberra and City Services

Directorate (Ms Lawder), 952Arts funding—Petitions (Ms Cheyne), 160Bus service—Deakin and Kingston via Manuka—Petition (Ms Lee), 453Charwood Group Centre—Recycling options—Petition (Mrs Kikkert), 924Crimes (Consent) Amendment Bill 2018—Exposure draft—Papers (Ms Le Couteur),

691Crimes (Invasion of Privacy) Amendment Bill 2017—Exposure draft—Papers

(Ms Le Couteur), 243Curtin Group Centre—Draft Master Plan—Petition (Ms Le Couteur), 49Declaration of interests (Ms Cody), 895

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Development Application DA201935811—Block 4, Section 239, Kambah—Petition out-of-order—Paper (Ms Lawder), 1807

Director of Public ProsecutionsEfficiency dividends (Mr Hanson), 333

Discharge of the order of the day No 3, Assembly business (Ms Orr), 153Domestic Animals (Dangerous Dogs) Amendment Bill 2018—Exposure draft—Paper

(Ms Lawder), 1110Statements—continued

Domestic Animals (Dangerous Dogs) Legislation Amendment Bill 2018—Exposure draft—Paper (Ms Lawder), 997

Downer Community Centre—Petitions (Ms Le Couteur), 705Drone delivery trials in Bonython—Petition (Mr Parton), 1167Drugs of Dependence (Personal Cannabis Use) Amendment Bill 2018—Exposure draft

—Papers (Mr Pettersson), 998Eating disorder healthcare services—Petition (Mr Pettersson), 872Economic Development and Tourism—Standing Committee—Inquiry—Building

quality in the ACT (Ms Orr), 792End of Life Choices in the ACT—Select Committee—Inquiry—Submissions received

and first public hearings (Ms Cheyne), 836Environment and Transport and City Services—Standing Committee—Inquiry—Role

of, and opportunities for, the natural environment in Canberra as an urbanizing city (Ms Orr), 708

Fair treatment for international students—Petition—(Mr Coe), 1023(Mrs Kikkert), 1023

Fencing of play spaces—Petition—(Ms Lawder), 987(Ms Le Couteur), 987

Financial Management Act—Pursuant to subsection 62(2)—Statement of Intent—2017-18—City Renewal Authority—Paper (Ms Le Couteur), 685

Giralang community precinct—Revitalisation—Petition (Ms Orr), 183Gold Creek Village shopping centre—Proposed KFC drive-through—Petitions

(Ms Le Couteur), 97Gordon—Preddey Way, Clare Dennis Avenue and Lewis Luxton Avenue—Safety and

protection of residents—Petition (Mr Wall), 487Government Procurement (Secure Local Jobs) Amendment Bill 2018—Support—

Petition (Ms Cody), 1063Greenway—Mortimer Lewis Drive playground—Provision of a sun shade—Petition

(Ms Lawder), 682H Course—Australian National University School of Music—Funding—Petitions—

(Mrs Dunne), 1167(Ms Le Couteur), 1167(Ms Lee), 1167

Higgins—Upgrade to playgrounds—Petition (Mrs Kikkert), 349Inner south accessible bus services to Manuka (Ms Lee), 384Intersection of Tillyard Drive and Ginninderra Drive—Upgrade of existing traffic

control measures—Petition (Mrs Kikkert), 49

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Kingston—Section 24—Mature tree canopy—Petition out-of-order—Paper (Mr Rattenbury), 1517

Lake Burley Griffin and surrounds—Heritage protection—Petition 30-17 (Ms Lee), 622Leader of the Opposition—Consent (Mr Coe), 3Mount Taylor—Improved motorist, cyclist and pedestrian safety—Petitions—

(Mr Parton), 550(Mr Steel), 550

Statements—continuedO’Malley—Proposed closure of public car park—Petition—

(Mr Hanson), 655(Ms Le Couteur), 655

Our Booris, Our Way—Interim report—Paper (Ms Le Couteur), 992Page—Active living options—Petition—

(Mrs Kikkert), 763(Ms Lawder), 763

Phillip Precinct Code—Development Application 201833492—Petition (Ms Le Couteur), 1038

Pill testing—Petition out-of-order—Paper (Mr Rattenbury), 411Planning and Urban Renewal—Standing Committee—Inquiries—Housing and

Billboards (Ms Le Couteur), 149Proposed—

Changes to bus route 7—Petition out-of-order—Paper (Miss Burch), 955School bus changes—Petition (Miss Burch), 1038

Public housing development and Non-consensual disclosure of a sexual image—Criminalisation—Petitions (Ms Le Couteur), 168

Public housing development—Petitions—(Mr Hanson), 168(Mr Steel), 168(Mrs Jones), 168

Questions—On notice—

No 1—Failure of Minister to provide an answer within the time provided for in the

standing orders (Mrs Dunne), 70Receipt of answer (Mrs Dunne), 72

No 320—Explanation (Mr Coe), 307Nos 368 and 371—Answers—Explanation (Mrs Dunne), 395

Taken on notice (Mrs Dunne), 766Without notice (Mrs Dunne), 1337

Red Hill natural environment and green space—Integrated planning—Petitions 28-17 and 29-17 (Ms Lawder), 622

Safe Schools Coalition program—Petition—(Mr Wall), 379(Mrs Kikkert), 379(Ms Le Couteur), 379

Social—Housing—Provision of incentives—Paper (Ms Le Couteur), 1042

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Media posts—Removal of videos (Mr Parton), 2018SPIRE Project—Freedom of information request (Mrs Dunne), 1794Sunday/public holiday bus timetables—Petition (Ms Le Couteur), 872

Statements—continuedTorrens—

Playground upgrade, and Red Hill natural environment and green space—Integrated planning—Petitions 28-17, 29-17 and 31-17 (Ms Le Couteur), 622

Playground upgrade—Petition 31-17—(Mr Steel), 622(Mrs Jones), 622

Tuggeranong—Anketell Street—Rerouting of buses to Cowlishaw Street—Petitions (Mr Parton), 550

Valedictories—Mr Doszpot—

(Mr Coe), 454(Mr Doszpot), 454(Mr Hanson), 454(Mr Parton), 454(Mr Wall), 454(Mrs Dunne), 454(Mrs Jones), 454(Ms Lawder), 454(Ms Le Couteur), 454(Ms Lee), 454(Ms Orr), 454

Mrs Dunne—(Mr Coe), 2153(Mr Rattenbury), 2153(Mrs Dunne), 2153

Ms Le Couteur—(Mr Coe), 2153(Mr Rattenbury), 2153(Ms Le Couteur), 2153

Waramanga Shops—Playground, barbecue and recreational areas—Petition out-of-order—Paper (Mr Steel), 274

By Minister—2010-2020 National Disability Strategy—Second Implementation Plan—Driving Action

2015-2018—Paper (Ms Stephen-Smith), 44Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Education—Annual reports—Papers—

2016-17 (Ms Berry), 4502017-18 (Ms Berry), 1174

Access Canberra—Review of shopfront services—Paper (Mr Ramsay), 868Acknowledgement of country in Ngunnawal language (Mr Barr), 2063Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elected Body—2014 and 2015 Hearings Reports

—Government response—Paper (Ms Stephen-Smith), 155

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Statements—continuedAboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elected Body Act—Aboriginal and Torres Strait

Islander Elected Body—Report on the outcomes of the ATSIEB Hearings 2016-17—Seventh Report to the ACT Government—

Paper (Ms Stephen-Smith), 646Government response—Paper (Ms Stephen-Smith), 919

ACT Government’s Climate Change Policy—Implementation status report—Government response—Paper (Mr Rattenbury), 711Paper (Mr Rattenbury), 503

ACT Health—Assets—Maintaining—Ministerial statement (Ms Fitzharris), 391ACT Language Services Policy—Paper (Mr Steel), 1093ACT Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions—Strategic Review—Paper

(Mr Ramsay), 868ACT Road Safety Strategy 2011-2020—Road Safety Report Card—

2017—Paper (Mr Rattenbury), 942018—Paper (Mr Rattenbury), 710

Alexander Maconochie Centre—Review of the Opioid Replacement Treatment Program—Report of the ACT Health Services Commissioner—Government response, and Coroner’s Report—Findings of Death of Steven Freeman—Government response (Mr Rattenbury), 980

Aluminium composite cladding—Papers (Mr Gentleman), 502Annual Reports (Government Agencies) Act—

Pursuant to subsection 8(5)—Annual Reports (Government Agencies) Notice 2017—Notifiable instrument NI2017-280—Paper (Mr Barr), 273

Pursuant to section 13—Annual report 2016-2017—ACT Policing—Corrigendum—Paper (Mr Gentleman), 854Land Development Agency—Corrigendum—Paper (Ms Berry), 835Annual report 2017—Canberra Institute of Technology—Paper (Mr Gentleman),

793Auditor-General Act—Auditor-General’s Reports—

No 4/2017—Performance information in ACT public schools—Government response—Paper (Ms Berry), 325

No 6/2017—Mental Health Services—Transition from Acute Care—Government response—Paper (Mr Rattenbury), 458

No 7/2017—Public Housing Renewal Program—Government response—Paper (Ms Berry), 456

No 3/2018—Tender for the sale of Block 30 (formerly Block 20) Section 34 Dickson—Government response—Paper (Mr Gentleman), 869

No 5/2018—ACT clubs’ community contributions—Government response—Paper (Mr Ramsay), 877

No 8/2018—Assembly of rural land west of Canberra—Government response—Paper (Ms Berry), 1033

No 9/2018—ACT Health’s management of allegations of misconduct and complaints about inappropriate workplace behaviour—Government response—Paper (Ms Fitzharris), 1174

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Statements—continuedNo 2/2019—Recognition and implementation of obligations under the Human

Rights Act 2004—Government response (Mr Rattenbury), 1521Bimberi Youth Justice Centre—Bimberi Headline Indicators Reports—2017-2018

and March 2018—Updated October 2018—Papers (Ms Stephen-Smith), 1121Blueprint for Youth Justice in the ACT 2012-22—Progress Report 2012-17—Paper

(Ms Stephen-Smith), 757Building Regulatory System Review—Reforms—Paper (Mr Gentleman), 868Business Impact Assessment of ACT Government-led construction activities in

Gungahlin—Paper (Ms Fitzharris), 1034Chief Minister—Election of (Mr Barr), 3Children and Young People Act—

ACT Children and Young People Death Review Committee—Annual Report—

2016—Paper (Ms Stephen-Smith), 1932017—Paper (Ms Stephen-Smith), 854

Retrospective Review—Progress in the ACT between 2004 and 2013—Paper (Ms Stephen-Smith), 125

Changing the narrative for vulnerable children: Strengthening ACT systems—Paper (Ms Stephen-Smith), 953

City Renewal Authority and Suburban Land Agency Act—Land acquisitions quarterly report—City Renewal Authority—

1 July to 30 September 2017—Paper (Mr Barr), 5421 October to 31 December 2017—Paper (Mr Barr), 644

Suburban Land Agency—1 July to 30 September 2017—Paper (Ms Berry), 5021 October to 31 December 2017—Paper (Ms Berry), 6781 January to 31 March 2018—Paper (Ms Berry), 7931 April to 30 June 2018—Paper (Ms Berry), 877

Climate Change and Greenhouse Gas Reduction Act—Pursuant to subsection 12(4)—Annual report by independent entity—ACT

Greenhouse Gas Inventory—2015-16: with recalculations for 2014-15—Paper (Mr Rattenbury), 452016-17—Paper (Mr Rattenbury), 630

Pursuant to subsection 15(3)—Minister’s annual report—2016-17—Paper (Mr Rattenbury), 6302017-18—Paper (Mr Rattenbury), 1175

Comments made during event (Mr Barr), 717Commissioner for Sustainability and the Environment Act—Unfantastic Plastic—

Review of the ACT Plastic Shopping Bag Ban—Paper (Mr Rattenbury), 1035Coroners Act—Report of Coroner—Inquest into the Death of Mr Paul Fennessy—

Report and Government reponse—Papers (Ms Fitzharris), 353Crimes (Controlled Operations) Act—Annual Report 2016-17—ACT Policing

Controlled Operations—Corrigendum—Paper (Mr Gentleman), 1035

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Statements—continuedCrimes (Restorative Justice) Act—Crimes (Restorative Justice) Sexual and Family

Violence Offences Guidelines 2018—Disallowable Instrument DI2018-266—Paper (Mr Rattenbury), 1120

Death of—Young person (Ms Stephen-Smith), 438Director of Public Prosecutions—Efficiency dividends (Mr Barr), 333Domestic Adoption Process in the ACT—Review—Final report—

Paper (Ms Stephen-Smith), 95Government response—Paper (Ms Stephen-Smith), 100

Domestic Animals—Services Management and Staff Resources—Paper (Ms Fitzharris), 953

Eating disorder healthcare services—Ministerial response to petition—Paper (Mr Rattenbury), 1063

Economic Development and Tourism—Standing Committee—Report 4—Inquiry into Government Procurement (Secure Local Jobs) Amendment Bill 2018—Government response—Paper (Ms Stephen-Smith), 1044

Education and Care Services National Law Amendment Act 2017 (Victoria), as adopted by the Education and Care Services National Law (ACT) Act—Papers (Ms Berry), 192

Education and Care Services National Law as applied by the law of the States and Territories—Education and Care Services National Amendment Regulations 2016 (2016 No 810)

—Paper (Ms Berry), 53Education and Care Services National Amendment Regulations 2017—Paper

(Ms Berry), 629Education and Care Services National Further Amendment Regulations 2017—

Paper (Ms Berry), 645Education, Employment and Youth Affairs—Standing Committee—Report 5—

Standardised Testing in ACT Schools—Government response (Ms Berry), 1544Electricity Feed-in (Large-scale Renewable Energy Generation) Act—Pursuant to

subsection 22(5)—ACT Wind Auction II Review—Summary report and Government response to

recommendations—Papers (Mr Rattenbury), 45Review of Next Generation Renewables Auction and the Electricity Feed-in (Large-

scale Renewable Energy Generation) Act 2011—Final report—NGR and large FiT Act Review and Government response—Papers (Mr Rattenbury), 326

Evaluation of the ACT Government’s safer cycling reforms—Paper (Mr Rattenbury), 108

Financial Management Act—Pursuant to subsection 20A(2)—Budget—

2016-2017—Budget review—Paper (Mr Barr), 532017-18—Budget review—Paper (Mr Barr), 644

Pursuant to section 25—Consolidated Annual Financial Statements—Financial year—2016-2017—Paper (Mr Barr), 5422017-2018—Paper (Mr Barr), 1120

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Statements—continuedPursuant to section 26—Consolidated Financial Report—Financial quarter ending

—31 December 2016—Paper (Mr Barr), 5330 June 2017—Paper (Mr Barr), 32530 September 2017—Paper (Mr Barr), 55331 December 2017—Paper (Mr Barr), 64531 March 2018—Paper (Mr Barr), 84330 June 2018—Paper (Mr Barr), 92630 September 2018—Paper (Mr Barr), 1144

Pursuant to subsection 30F(3)—Capital Works Program—Progress report—2017-2018—Year-to-date—

30 September 2017—Paper (Mr Barr), 55331 December 2017—Paper (Mr Barr), 68430 June 2018—Paper (Mr Barr), 980

2018-19—Year-to-date—30 September 2018—Paper (Mr Barr), 1144Pursuant to subsection 62(2)—Statement of Intent—2017-18—

City Renewal Authority—Paper (Mr Barr), 685Suburban Land Agency—Paper (Mr Barr), 685

Food Act—Nutritional Information for Food—Review of Display—Review report—Paper (Ms Fitzharris), 414

Freedom of Information Act—Notice provided to the Ombudsman—Freedom of Information request—Decision not made in time—Paper—Canberra Institute of Technology (Ms Fitzharris), 724Community Services Directorate (Ms Berry), 805, 1034Transport Canberra and City Services Directorate (Ms Fitzharris), 835

Gaming Machine Act—Community contributions made by gaming machine licensees—Report by the ACT Gambling and Racing Commission—2016-17—Paper (Mr Ramsay), 554

Government Procurement (Secure Local Jobs) Amendment Bill 2018—Presentation speech (Ms Stephen-Smith), 925

Gungahlin Strategic Assessment—Papers (Mr Rattenbury), 710Independent Audit—Government response—Paper (Mr Gentleman), 869

Harrison School—Discovery and remediation of non-friable asbestos in garden beds (Ms Berry), 989

Health Practitioner Regulation National Law—Health Practitioner Regulation National Law Amendment (Midwife Insurance Exemption) Regulation 2016 (No 126/2016)—Paper (Ms Fitzharris), 54

Heavy Vehicle National Law as applied by the law of States and Territories—Heavy Vehicle National Amendment Regulation 2017—Paper (Mr Rattenbury), 420

Independent Competition and Regulatory Commission Act—Independent Competition and Regulatory Commission—Reports 1 and 2 of 2018—Papers (Mr Barr), 835

Integrity Commission (ACT Policing) Amendment Bill 2018—Exposure draft (Mr Barr), 1142

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Justice and Community Safety—Standing Committee (Legislative Scrutiny Role)—Report 11 (Ms Fitzharris), 508

Statements—continuedJustice and Community Safety—Standing Committee—Report 1—Report on Annual

and Financial Reports 2015-2016—Recommendations 11 and 12—Government response—Postponement (Ms Stephen-Smith), 631

Legislation Act—Climate Change and Greenhouse Gas Reduction Act—

Climate Change and Greenhouse Gas Reduction (Greenhouse Gas Emissions Measurement Method) Determination 2020—Disallowable Instrument DI2020-16—Paper (Mr Rattenbury), 1909

Climate Change and Greenhouse Gas Reduction (Renewable Electricity Target Measurement Method) Determination 2020—Disallowable Instrument DI2020-17—Paper (Mr Rattenbury), 1910

Mitchell—Light rail stop—Petition (Ms Fitzharris), 719Molonglo Valley Strategic Assessment—Independent Audit—

Paper (Mr Rattenbury), 869Government response—Paper—

(Mr Gentleman), 1080(Mr Rattenbury), 1080

National Education and Care Services Freedom of Information & Privacy Commissioners & Ombudsman—Annual report—2016-2017—Paper (Ms Berry), 645

National Environment Protection Council Act—Pursuant to subsection 23(3)—National Environment Protection Council—Annual Report—2015-2016—Paper (Mr Gentleman), 392

Ngunnawal Bush Healing Farm—Question without notice (Ms Fitzharris), 1492O’Malley—Proposed closure of public car park—Petition—(Mr Gentleman), 655Official Visitor Act—

Annual report 2015-16—Official visitor for Disability Services—Paper (Ms Stephen-Smith), 95

Annual report 2016-17—Official Visitor (Children and Young People)—Paper (Ms Stephen-Smith), 511Official Visitor (Disability Services)—Paper (Ms Stephen-Smith), 511Official Visitor (Homelessness Services)—Paper (Ms Berry), 511

Annual report 2017-18—Official Visitor (Children and Young People)—Paper (Ms Stephen-Smith), 1093Official Visitor (Homelessness Services)—Paper (Ms Berry), 1092Official Visitors for Disability Services—Paper (Ms Stephen-Smith), 1093

Our Booris, Our Way—Interim report—Paper (Ms Stephen-Smith), 992Planning and Development Act—

Pursuant to subsection 79(1)—Approvals—Papers—Variation No 329 to the Territory Plan—Weston group centre and surrounding

community and leisure and accommodation lands: Zone changes and amendments to the Weston precinct map and code (Mr Gentleman), 927

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Variation No 344 to the Territory Plan—Woden Town Centre: Zone changes and amendments to the Phillip precinct map and code (Mr Gentleman), 927

Variation No 348 to the Territory Plan—Incorporating Active Living Principles into the Territory Plan (Mr Gentleman), 511

Statements—continuedVariation No 352 to the Territory Plan—Changes to various development tables,

codes and definitions (Mr Gentleman), 645Variation No 356 to the Territory Plan—Amendments to the West Belconnen

Concept Plan for Ginninderry Stage 1 Development (Mr Gentleman), 1034Pursuant to subsection 161(2)—Statement by Minister—Call-in powers—Paper—

Development application No 201731693—Block 15 section 15 Griffith (Mr Gentleman), 877

Development application No 201833501—Block 6 Section 79 Giralang (Mr Gentleman), 919

Development applications Nos 201732485 and 201732500—ACT Second Electricity Supply Project and Notice of Decision (Mr Gentleman), 1145

Planning and Urban Renewal—Standing Committee—Report 2—Inquiry into Billboards—Government response—Paper (Mr Gentleman), 721

Plastic Reduction Bill 2020—Exposure draft—Papers (Mr Steel), 2080Property Crime Prevention Strategy 2016-2020—Progress report—2016-2017—Paper

(Mr Rattenbury), 630Providing Affordable Housing to Students—An ACT Government review of housing

built by the University of Canberra under the National Rental Affordability Scheme—Paper (Ms Berry), 284

Public Accounts—Standing Committee—Eighth Assembly—Report 31—Review of Auditor-General's Report No 3 of 2015: Restoration of the Lower Cotter Catchment—Government response—Paper (Mr Gentleman), 22

Public Health Act—ACT Chief Health Officer’s Report—2018—Healthy Canberra—Paper (Ms Fitzharris), 877

Public housing development—Petitions (Ms Berry), 168Questions—

On notice No 662—Explanation (Mr Gentleman), 631Without notice—

(Ms Fitzharris), 92Answer—Clarification (Ms Fitzharris), 1144

Radiation Protection Act 2006—Review—Paper (Ms Fitzharris), 1174Rail Safety National Law National Regulations—Papers (Mr Rattenbury), 756Remuneration Tribunal Act—Remuneration Tribunal Determinations—Paper

(Mr Barr), 273Residential Tenancies Amendment Bill 2019 (No 2)—Exposure draft—Papers

(Mr Ramsay), 1810Safe Schools Coalition program—Petition (Ms Berry), 379Safer Families—Annual Statement—2017—Amended Ministerial statement—Paper

(Ms Berry), 274Schools for All—Implementation of the recommendations of the Expert Panel on

Students with Complex Needs and Challenging Behaviour—Reports—Papers

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(Ms Berry), 154, 385Social housing—

Provision of incentives—Paper (Ms Berry), 1042Stock—Paper (Ms Berry), 1042

Statements—continuedStanding Committees—Annual Reports—2015-2016—Government responses—

Papers (Mr Barr), 450The Canberra Hospital precinct—Safety, traffic, parking and noise. See “Petitions”

and “Committees—Planning and Urban Renewal—Standing Committee”Valedictories—

Mr Doszpot—(Mr Barr), 454(Ms Berry), 454(Ms Fitzharris), 454

Mrs Dunne (Mr Barr), 2153Ms Le Couteur (Mr Barr), 2153

Volunteer Firefighters’ Financial Support Program (Mr Gentleman), 1997Water Resources Act—ACT and Region Catchment Management Coordination Group

—Annual report—2016-17—Paper (Mr Gentleman), 5112017-18—Paper (Mr Gentleman), 992

What We Heard—Developing a New Housing Strategy for the ACT—Summary report of the ACT Housing and Homelessness Summit—Paper (Ms Berry), 723

Working with Vulnerable People (Background Checking) Act—Legislative review—Paper (Ms Stephen-Smith), 503

Status of women in the ACT—International Women’s Day 2018. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Steel, C.—Assistant Speaker, 12

Nomination revoked, 987Inaugural speech, 25Oath or affirmation by Member, 2

Stephen-Smith, R.—Inaugural speech, 25Oath or affirmation by Member, 2

Strata residences—Methodology for determining rates and land tax. See “Motions—Assembly business—Inquiries/References” and “Committees”

Strategic outcomes and priorities. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Street sweeping. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Stromlo Forest Park sport and recreation facilities. See “Matters of public importance”Sub judice convention and Continuing Resolution 10. See “Speaker—Rulings”, See “Speaker

—Statements”Suburban Land Agency—

Progress. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Statement of Intent. See “Statements—By Minister”

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Suicide Prevention in the ACT. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Sunday/public holiday bus timetable. See “Petitons” and “Statements—By Member”Supply of water to the Tharwa community. See “Committees” and

“Motions—Inquiries/References”Support for local primary producers. See “Matters of public importance”Supporting single parents. See “Matters of public importance”Supportive housing. See “Motions—Executive Members’ business”Suspected child abuse—Obligation to report. See “Matters of public importance”Suspension of standing orders. See “Speaker—Statements”Sustainable building materials. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Switchboard incident—The Canberra Hospital. See “The Canberra Hospital”Symonston—Reinstatement of bus services. See “Petitions”

T

Taxation. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Taxi industry—Regulation. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Teacher and student safety. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Teannaki, The Hon T. See “Death of the Speaker, Parliament of Kiribati”Territory Coat of Arms. See “Motions—Assembly business—Inquiries/References” and

“Committees”Territory rights. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Territory’s finances. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Tharwa Bridge—Renaming. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”The Canberra Hospital—

AECOM risk assessment report on the performance of infrastructure—Order to table—Evaluation by Independent Legal Arbiter—Extension of time. See “Motions—Order to

table”Motion. See “Motions—Order to table”

Identified infrastructure risks. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Infrastructure programs. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Medical imaging department. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Switchboard incident—

See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”, 162Chronology of events—Order to table. See “Motions—Order to table”

The importance of school chaplains in the ACT. See “School chaplains”Torrens—Playground upgrade. See “Petitions”, “Statements—By Member” and

“Committees—Environment and Transport and City Services—Standing Committee”Tourism Ministers meeting in Beijing and Hong Kong business delegation. See “Ministerial

statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Traditional custodians—Assembly meeting on the lands. See “Speaker”., See “Speaker”.,

See “Speaker”.Transport Action Plan—Quarterly update—Number 1. See “Motions—To take note of

papers”Transport Canberra advertising policy. See “Petitions” and “Committees—Environment and

Transport and City Services—Standing Committee”

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Treatment in Custody of Steven Freeman—Government response to the Independent Inquiry. See “Motions—To take note of papers”

Tree—Canopy—Protection. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Planting. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”

Tuggeranong—Anketell Street—Rerouting of buses to Cowlishaw Street. See “Petitions”, “Statements—

By Members”, “Committees—Environment and Transport and City Services—Standing Committee” and “Private Members' business”

Town Centre—Improvements. See “Petitions”Turner, Mr John AM. See “Condolences”Turner—Proposed bus layover. See “Petitions”

U

Unauthorised Release of Committee Documents. See “Committees—Privileges 2019—Select Committee” and “Motions—That report be noted/adopted”

Underperformance in ACT schools—Proposed independent inquiry. See “Motions—Private Members' business”

United Kingdom and Ireland Study Tour—December 2018. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

United States delegation—October 2017. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Units—Methodology for calculating general rates. See “Motions—Private Members' business”

Universal access to early childhood education. See “Motions—Assembly business—Inquiries/References”

University of Canberra—Annual Report 2016. See “Committees—Education, Employment and Youth Affairs—Standing Committee”

Unparliamentary language. See “Speaker—Statements”Urban renewal precincts. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Urban trees—Replanting. See “Petitions”USA delegation and American Planning Association Study Tour. See “Ministerial

statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

V

Vacant land—Taxation. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Variations to the Territory Plan—Approvals. See “Statements—By Minister” and “Motions

—To take note of papers”VET students. See “Matters of public importance”Veterans. See “Matters of public importance”Veterans Ministers’ Roundtable—Update on Veterans Initiatives and Outcomes. See

“Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Violence in schools. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Visits by Members to Government schools—Protocols. See “Motions—Assembly business

—Inquiries/References” and “Committees”

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Vocational education and training. See “Motions—Principal” and “Motions—Private Members' business”

Voluntary assisted dying. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Volunteer Firefighters’ Financial Support Program. See “Statements—By Minister”Volunteering. See “Ministerial statements”, “Motions—To take note of papers” and

“Matters of public importance”Volunteers—Important contribution. See “Matters of public importance”Votes—

Agreed to by a 2/3 majority of Members, 93, 1491, 1911Negatived in accordance with SO 272, 1986Agreed to unless otherwise shown—

ACT Ambulance Service—Data—Amendment, 972Resourcing—

Amendment to amendment, negatived, 661Motion, negatived, 693

ACT clubs—Community contributions—Amendment, 937ACT Government and Unions ACT—Relationship—Amendment, 369ACT Government Campaign Advertising—Independent Reviewer—Appointment—

Motion, agreed to by a 2/3 majority of Members, 93, 1911ACT Health—

Governance—Proposed board of inquiry—Amendment, 1000Management issues—Amendment, 812

ACT Integrity Commissioner—Reaffirmation of approval of appointment—Motion, 1491

ACT Policing—Funding—Amendment, 525Affordable—

Housing—Strategies—Amendment to amendment, 2089Land release—Amendment, 2050

Alcohol and other drug use—Harm minimisation—Amendment, 2111Alexander Maconochie Centre—

Accommodation for female detainees—Amendment, 74Mistaken release of inmate—Motion, negatived, 694

Aluminium cladding—Government buildings—Amendment, 436Animal related businesses—Criminal trespass offences—Motion, negatived, 1617Animal Welfare Legislation Amendment Bill 2019—Debate be adjourned, 1545Appropriation Bill 2017-2018—Bill be agreed to, 386Appropriation Bill 2018-2019—Bill be agreed to, 979Appropriation Bill 2019-2020—Bill be agreed to, 1602Bail system—Review—Amendment, 67Budget—

2020-2021—Amendment, negatived, 2010Paragraph (12) Amendment to amendment, negatived, 2011

Policies—Amendment, negatived, 970

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Votes—continuedBuilding and Construction Legislation Amendment Bill 2019—Debate be adjourned,

negatived, 1815Bullying in the health system—Amendment, 898Bus route changes—Amendment, 667Bushfire prevention—Amdt to amdt, as amended, negatived, 1160Casino (Electronic Gaming) Bill 2017—

Agreement in principle, 541Amendments to amendments, 541Bill, as amended, 542

Chief Minister—Proposed censure—Resolution expressing concern—Amendment, 718Proposed motion of no confidence—Motion, negatived, 535

Childhood vaccinations—Amendment to amendment, negatived, 113City Renewal Authority and Suburban Land Agency Bill 2017—Agreement in principle,

165Climate Change mitigation—Amendment, negatived, 91Climate change—Amendment, 1471Clubs sector—Motion, negatived, 527Community—

Facilities Zone land—Government transparency—Amendment to amendment, negatived, 251Motion—

Amendment to amendment, negatived, 171Amendment, negatived, 171Negatived, 172

Legal centres—Amendment, negatived, 124Construction, Forestry, Maritime, Mining and Energy Union—Affiliations—Motion,

negatived, 960Consumer protection—Second-hand vehicles—Motion, 1743Controlled Sports Bill 2018—

Amendment, negatived, 1339Amendments, negatived, 1340

Cost of living—Amendment, 1887Pressures—Amendment, 1506

COVID-19 Emergency Response Bill 2020—Amendment, negatived, 1925COVID-19 Emergency Response Legislation Amendment Bill 2020—Amendments,

negatived, 1948Crimes (Anti-Consorting) Amendment Bill 2019—Agreement in principle, negatived,

1303Crimes (Criminal Organisation Control) Bill 2017—Agreement in principle, negatived,

568Crimes (Protection of Police, Firefighters and Paramedics) Amendment Bill 2019—

Amendment, negatived, 1968Crimes Legislation Amendment Bill 2017 (No 2)—Clause 7, 687

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Votes—continuedCriminal responsibility—Minimum age—Amendment to amendment, negatived, 2104Culturally and linguistically diverse people with a disability—Support—Amendment,

1305Dangerous dogs—Management and staff resources—Amendment, 820Development application assessments—

Debate be adjourned, 1359Resumption of debate be made an order of the day for the day after tabling of the

report of the Standing Committee on Planning and Urban Services, 1359Director of Public Prosecutions—Funding—Amendment, 374Discrimination Amendment Bill 2018—Amendments, negatived, 1149Dissent from Speaker’s ruling, negatived, 1673Dog attacks—

Amendment, 137Compensation for victims—Amendment, 300

Domestic Animals (Dangerous Dogs) Amendment Bill 2018—Agreement in principle, negatived, 1267

Domestic Animals (Dangerous Dogs) Legislation Amendment Bill 2017—Government amendment No 2 to clause 4, 565New Clause 3G, 565

Drought relief for farm businesses—Amendment, 1614Drugs of Dependence (Personal Cannabis Use) Amendment Bill 2018—

Agreement in principle, 1669Amendment, negatived, 1670, 1674Bill, as amended, 1675

Drugs of Dependence (Personal Cannabis Use) Amendment Act—Commencement—Motion, negatived, 1740

Economic Development and Tourism—Standing Committee—Proposed reference—Racing (Greyhounds) Amendment Bill 2017 and Domestic Animals (Racing Greyhounds) Amendment Bill 2017—Motion, negatived, 556

Education, Employment and Youth Affairs—Standing Committee—Reference—Management and minimisation of bullying and violence in schools—Amendment, negatived, 1377

Electoral Amendment Bill 2018—Amendment, negatived, 2116Amendments, negatived, 2116

Electoral Legislation Amendment Bill 2019—Clause 7, 2025Electricity Feed-in (Large-scale Renewable Energy Generation) Amendment Bill 2017

—Amendments, negatived, 502Employment and Workplace Safety Legislation Amendment Bill 2020—

Clause 14, 2027Clause 32, 2027Clauses 106 to 109, 2028

Votes—continuedEnd of Life Choices in the ACT—Select Committee—

Amendment to resolution, 915Establishment—Amendments, 628

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Energy Efficiency (Cost of Living) Improvement Amendment Bill 2019—Agreement in principle, 1654

Environment and Transport and City Services—Standing Committee—Proposed reference—Animal Welfare Legislation Amendment Bill 2019—Motion, negatived, 1533

Family and Personal Violence Legislation Amendment Bill 2017—Amendments, 152Financial Management Amendment Bill 2019—Agreement in principle, 1336Funding for national institutions in Canberra—Amendment, 1379Gaming Legislation Amendment Bill 2018—Agreement in principle, 1147Gaming Machine Amendment Bill 2017—Clause 13, 357Government Procurement (Financial Integrity) Amendment Bill 2017—Amendment,

520Government Procurement (Secure Local Jobs) Amendment Bill 2018—Agreement in

principle, 1078Green waste collection services—Amendment, 702Greyhound racing industry—Amendment, 31, 773H Course—Australian National University School of Music—Amendment, 1004Health, Ageing and Community Services—Standing Committee—Drugs of

Dependence (Personal Cannabis Use) Amendment Bill 2018—Proposed reference—Motion, negatived, 1156

Health (Improving Abortion Access) Amendment Bill 2018—Agreement in principle, 1011Health infrastructure—Amendment, 1511Health workers—Amendments, 2109Housing affordability—Amendment, 1449Housing and rental affordability—Amendment, 2070Inclusive and supportive community—Amendment, negatived, 432

Inspector of Correctional Services Bill 2017—Amendment, negatived, 636Integrity Commission Bill 2018—Amendment, negatived, 1177, 1178, 1179, 1180,

1182, 1183, 1184, 1185Intersection of Tillyard and Ginninderra Drives—Traffic safety measures—

Amendment, 699Justice and Community Safety Legislation Amendment Bill 2017—Clause 19, 201Justice and Community Safety Legislation Amendment Bill 2019—Clauses 12 to 17, 1494Labour Hire Licensing Bill 2020—Bill be agreed to, 1970Land Development Agency—Operations—

Amendment, negatived in accordance with SO162, 33Motion, negatived in accordance with SO162, 33

Land Tax Amendment Bill 2018—Agreement in principle, 802Lawson—Designated parking—Amendment to motion, as amended, negatived, 1852Lease Variation Charges and remissions—Proposed review—Motion, 500

Light Rail construction—Impact on local businesses—Amendment, 1239Liquor Amendment Bill 2017—Clause 82, 200

Votes—continuedLitter Legislation Amendment Bill 2019—Amendment, negatived, 1719, 1721Long service leave—Transient workers—Motion, 2067Marriage equality—Amendment, negatived, 353

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Member be suspended, pursuant to SO203, 939, 1275, 1962Mental health services—Amendment, 1995Minister for Corrections and Justice Health—Call to resign—Motion, negatived, 1805Minister for Health and Wellbeing—

Proposed censure—Motion, negatived, 1156Proposed motion of no confidence—Motion, negatived, 1323Proposed want of confidence, negatived, 800

Minister for Transport and City Services—Proposed censure—Amendment to amendment, negatived, 1599

Mitchell—Delivery of city services—Amendment, 429Motion to take note of failure to provide answer within time provided for by the

standing orders—Motion, negatived, 1174Motor Accident Injuries Bill 2018—Exposure Draft and Guide to the Motor Accident

Injuries Bill 2018 Exposure Draft—Papers—Reference—Justice And Community Safety—Standing Committee—Amendment, 1026

Motor Accident Injuries Bill 2019—Agreement in principle, 1381Amendment, negatived, 1390, 1394, 1395, 1397, 1401, 1402Amendments, negatived, 1388, 1396Bill, as amended, be agreed to, 1474Clause 200, 1400

Mpowerdome—Amendment, 77Mr Parton—Member be suspended, 2018Ms Berry (Minister for Education and Early Childhood Development)—Proposed

censure—Motion, negatived, 1475Namadgi National Park—Management of feral horses—Motion, 1006Network19—

Impact on students—Amendment, 1453Issues—Amendment to amendment, 1802Motion, negatived, 1889

Outlaw motorcycle gang violence—Legislative approach—Amendment, 2053Parliamentary Agreement for the 9th Legislative Assembly—Amendment, 70Parliamentary Triangle—Proposed sale of East Block and West Block buildings—

Amendment, 448Motion, as amended, 449

Personal safety in ACT schools—Motion, negatived, 1266Pill testing—Motion, 634, 836Planning and Development (Community Concessional Leases) Amendment Bill 2019—

Agreement in principle, 1628Votes—continued

Planning and Development Act—Planning and Development (Lease Variation Charges) Determination 2017 (No 2)—Disallowable Instrument DI2017-208—Motion to disallow—Motion, negatived, 558

Planning Legislation Amendment Bill 2020—Clause 17, negatived, 2113Clause 18, negatived, 2113

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Plant-based foods—Motion, negatived, 1613Policing numbers—Amendment, 1371Population growth—Amendments, negatived, 372P-plate drivers—Proposed curfew and restrictions—

Amendment to amendment, 964Amendment, as amended, 965

Privileges 2017—Select Committee—Proposed establishment—Debate be adjourned, negatived, 304

Privileges 2018 (No 2)—Select Committee—Proposed establishment, and Administration and Procedure—Standing Committee—Proposed reference—Continuing resolution 9; negatived, 833

Problem gambling—Harm minimisation—Amendment, 2057Proposed bus network—Amendment, 942Public Health Amendment Bill 2020—Amendment, negatived, 2012Public housing—Amendment, 140Public Sector Management Amendment Bill 2019—Agreement in principle, 1697Question on Notice No 1—Motion to take note of failure to provide answer within

time provided for by the SOs, negatived, 70Racing (Greyhounds) Amendment Bill 2017—

Agreement in principle, 556Amendment, negatived, 557

Rates and taxes—Impact on families—Motion, negatived, 1735Rates—

Amendment, 2022Reform—Amendment, 408

Residential—Premises—Temperature management strategies—Amendment, 1314Rates—Rebate—Amendment, 1966

Residential Tenancies Amendment Bill 2018—Agreement in principle, 841Residential Tenancies Amendment Bill 2018 (No 2)—

Amendment, negatived, 1278Proposed new clause 4C, negatived, 1278Bill, as amended, 1279

Revenue Legislation Amendment Bill 2017—Clauses 10 to 15, 190Revenue Legislation Amendment Bill 2019—

Amendments, 1329Amendment 1.49, 1330

Votes—continuedRoads infrastructure—Amendment, negatived, 1738School zones—Safety—Amendment, 1229Self Help Organisations United Together (SHOUT)—Amendments, 108Sexuality and Gender Identity Conversion Practices Bill 2020—

Amendments, negatived, 2153Bill, as amended, 2153

Social housing stock—Amendment, negatived, 781Street sweeping—Amendment, 856

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Suspension of standing orders—Land Tax (Community Housing Exemption) Amendment Bill 2018—Consideration

of, negatived, 1038Minister to address Assembly, negatived in accordance with SO272, 1986Precedence to motion, negatived, 485Proposed censure; negatived, 1137Proposed order to table—

Motion, negatived, 415Taxation increases—

Amendment, 1606Motion, as amended, 1607

Taxi industry—Regulation—Amendment, 1262Teacher and student safety—Amendment, 1052The Canberra Hospital—Medical imaging department—Motion, 947Underperformance in ACT schools—Proposed independent inquiry—Amendment,

1009Units—Methodology for calculating general rates—Amendment, 470Utilities (Technical Regulation) Amendment Bill 2017—Agreement in principle, 462Walter Burley Griffin and Marion Mahony Griffin—Recognition—Motion, negatived,

1890Waste Management and Resource Recovery Amendment Bill 2017—Agreement in

principle, 512Work Health and Safety Amendment Bill 2018—

Agreement in principle, 886Debate be adjourned, negatived, 885

Work Health and Safety Amendment Bill 2019—Amendment, negatived, 1712Amendments, negatived, 1713

Workplace Legislation Amendment Bill 2018—Amendment, negatived, 727Clause 4, 727

Workplace safety training in government schools—Amendment, 306Youth recidivism—Data collection—Amendment, 475Negatived in accordance with standing order 162, 33

W

Walk-in centres and hospitals—Recognition of nurses. See “Matters of public importance”Wall, A.—Oath or affirmation by Member, 2Walter Burley Griffin and Marion Mahony Griffin—Recognition. See “Motions—Private

Members' business”Wanniassa—

Bus network changes. See “Petitions”Park and Ride access. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”

Waramanga—Provision of playground. See “Motions—Private Members' business”, “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of paper”

Washington delegation 2018. See “Ministerial statements”

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Waste management. See “Motions—Private Members' business”Water Resources Act—ACT and Region Catchment Management Coordination Group—

Annual report—2016-17. See “Statements—By Minister”2017-18. See “Statements—By Minister”

Water security. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Watson shops—

Mobility parking arrangements. See “Petitions”Traffic assessment. See “Petitions”

We Don’t Shoot Our Wounded and the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community Forum on Domestic and Family Violence—Government response. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Weekend bus services. See “Motions—Censure/No confidence/Want of confidence—Minister for Transport and City Services—Proposed censure”

Welcoming Cities Network. See “Motions—Principal”Wellington mission—November 2018. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take

note of papers”West Belconnen—Waste facility. See “Petitions”Weston—Preservation of parkland adjacent to Cooleman Court. See “Petitions”What We Heard—Developing a New Housing Strategy for the ACT—Summary report of the

ACT Housing and Homelessness Summit. See “Statements—By Minister”Whetnall, Tracy. See “Condolences”Winnunga Model of Care—Alexander Maconochie Centre—Implementation. See

“Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Woden Town Centre—Renewal. See “Matters of public importance”Women’s and girls’ sport in Canberra—Sports grants. See “Matters of public importance”Women’s sport. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”Woodlands Conservation Strategy—Progress report. See “Ministerial statements” and

“Motions—To take note of papers”Work health and safety—Annual statement—2017. See “Ministerial statements” and

“Motions—To take note of papers”Working with Vulnerable People (Background Checking) Act—Legislative review. See

“Statements—By Minister”Workplace Culture within ACT Public Health Services—Independent Review—

Interim Report. See “Motions—To take note of papers”Biannual update on implementation of the recommendations. See “Ministerial

statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”Final Report—

See “Motions—To take note of papers”Government response. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of

papers”ACTWorkplace Safety Performance—Annual statement—

2017-18. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”2018-19. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Workplace safety training in government schools. See “Motions—Private Members’ business”

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Yarralumla shops—Improvements. See “Petitions”Yellow Box Woodland ecosystems—Protection. See “Motions—Crossbench Executive

Members’ business”Youth Justice in the ACT—

Blueprint. See “Ministerial statements”Update. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

Youth recidicism—Data collection. See “Motions—Private Members' business”

Z

Zero Emission Vehicle Summit (UK) and Global Climate Action Summit (US)—Report—September 2018. See “Ministerial statements” and “Motions—To take note of papers”

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