House of Assembly Fifty-Fifth Parliament, First Session (55-1) 55 1 Parliament of South Australia House of Assembly published Bills Labour Hire Licensing (Scope of Act) Amendment Bill Labour Hire Licensing (Scope of Act) Amendment Bill Labour Hire Licensing (Scope of Act) Amendment Bill Final Stages Final Stages The Legislative Council agreed to the bill with the amendment indicated by the following schedule, to which amendment the Legislative Council desires the concurrence of the House of Assembly. No. 1. New clause, page 4, after line 13—After clause 6 insert: 7—Insertion of section 45A After section 45 insert: 45A—Labour hire workers in public sector (1)	If labour hire workers are supplied to a public sector agency to undertake work in a financial year, the agency's annual report for that year must include the following information: (a)	the number of labour hire workers supplied to the agency in that year; (b)	the number of full-time equivalent (FTE) positions filled by labour hire workers supplied to the agency in that year; (c)	the amount of money expended by the agency in connection with labour hire workers supplied to the agency in that year. (2)	If a labour hire worker is supplied to a public sector agency— (a)	the worker must, at all times while undertaking work for the agency, observe the public sector code of conduct; and (b)	it is taken to be term of the contract between the public sector agency and the person who supplied the worker that the worker will observe the public sector code of conduct. (3)	A public sector agency to which a labour hire worker is supplied must ensure that the worker is given the same induction into the workplace as employees of the agency in relation to— (a)	work health and safety (including psychosocial risk); and (b)	the public sector code of conduct, conflicts of interest and information security; and (c)	the agency's bullying and harassment policies. (4)	In this section— public sector agency and public sector code of conduct have the same respective meanings as in the Public Sector Act 2009.