
-
ATKINSON, Michael John
-
Speeches
- Appropriation Bill
- Cameron, Hon. C.R.
- Children in State Care Inquiry
-
Civil Liability (Food Donors and Distributors) Amendment Bill
-
2008-06-05
-
2008-07-22
-
-
Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (Classification Process) Amendment Bill
-
2008-04-03
-
2008-05-06
-
- Controlled Substances (Cannabis Offences) Amendment Bill
-
Controlled Substances (Controlled Drugs, Precursors and Cannabis) Amendment Bill
-
2008-04-03
-
2008-05-06
-
-
Controlled Substances (Drug Detection Powers) Amendment Bill
- Controlled Substances (Possession of Prescribed Equipment) Amendment Bill
- Correctional Services (Application of Truth in Sentencing) Amendment Bill
- Crimes, Mr E.H.
- Criminal Law (Clamping, Impounding and Forfeiture of Vehicles) (Prescribed Offences) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law (Sentencing) (Abolition of Suspended Sentences) Amendment Bill
-
Criminal Law (Sentencing) (Victims of Crime) Amendment Bill
-
2007-10-24
- 2007-11-22
- 2008-06-19
-
-
Criminal Law Consolidation (Double Jeopardy) Amendment Bill
-
Criminal Law Consolidation (Rape and Sexual Offences) Amendment Bill
-
2007-10-25
- 2008-02-12
-
- Drugs, Penalties
- Environment Protection (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Firearms (Firearms Prohibition Orders) Amendment Bill
- Independent Commission Against Corruption
- Justice System
- Kingston, Charles Cameron, Exhumation
-
Legal Profession Bill
- Member's Remarks
- Paedophile Register
-
Serious and Organised Crime (Control) Bill
-
2007-11-21
- 2008-02-13
- 2008-02-26
-
-
Standing Orders Suspension
- Statute Law Revision Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Evidence and Procedure) Bill
-
2007-10-25
- 2008-02-27
-
- Statutes Amendment (Proceeds of Terrorism) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Public Order Offences) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Real Property) Bill
-
2008-02-13
- 2008-03-06
-
- Statutes Amendment (Young Offenders) Bill
- Statutory Officers Committee
-
Summary Offences (Drug Paraphernalia) Amendment Bill
-
Summary Offences (Indecent Filming) Amendment Bill
-
2008-03-05
-
2008-07-23
-
- Torrens Title
- Youth Justice Reforms
-
Answers
- Aboriginal Interpreters
- Aboriginal Power Cup
- ANZAC Day
- APY Lands Inquiry
-
Attorney-General's Operating Account
- Australian Crime and Violence Prevention Awards
- Children in
- Children in State Care Inquiry
- Computer Games Classification
- Courts Upgrade
- Crime Prevention Fund
- Crime Prevention Unit
- Crime Statistics
- DNA Technology
- Dundovic, Mr D.V.
- Easling, Mr T.
- Emergency Services Workers
- Firearms Act
-
Forensic Pathologists
-
2008-04-08
-
- Forensic Science Program
- High Court Vacancies
- Hoon Driving Laws
- Human Remains
-
Independent Commission Against Corruption
- Jurors Payments
-
Legal Aid Funding
- Legal Fees
- Magarey Farlam
- Migration, Baltic States
- Mobilong Prison
- Motorcycle Gangs
- Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions
-
Organised Crime
-
Penalty Management Services
-
2008-02-28
-
- Polish Hill River Church Museum Gift
- Port Augusta Gangs
- Public Trustee Office
- Standing Committee of Attorneys-General
- Victims of Crime Fund
- Vining, Dr R.
-
Speeches
-
BEDFORD, Frances Ellen
-
Speeches
- Adelaide Botanic Garden
- Appropriation Bill
- Beersheba Charge
- Calisthenics
- Cameron, Hon. C.R.
- Dowie, Mr J.
- Five Star Print
- International Women's Day
- Lehman, Ms M.
- Maternity Hospitals
- Mother's Day
- Stolen Generations
- Trade Union Movement
- Vibe Alive
- Voluntary Euthanasia
- Waterfront Dispute
- Watkins, Mr J.
- Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation (Scheme Review) Amendment Bill
-
Questions
- Aboriginal Education
- Advertising, False Billing
- Alternative Learning Options Program
- Disability, Recreational and Physical Activity
- Emissions Trading Scheme
- Housing Affordability
- Indigenous Education
- National Youth Week
- Reconciliation, Youth
- Skills Strategy
- United Nations Development Fund for Women
- WorkChoices
-
Speeches
-
BIGNELL, Leon William Kennedy
-
Speeches
- Aldinga Aero Club
- ANZAC Day
-
Appropriation Bill
- Environment Protection (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Interest Rates
- McLaren Vale Wine Region
- Mitsubishi Motors
-
Road Safety
- Schools, Physical Fitness
- Science and Research Development
- Shared Services
- Solid Waste Levy
- South Adelaide Football Club
- Supply Bill 2008
- Teachers, Industrial Action
- Tour Down Under
- Valedictories
- Willunga Bushfire
- Willunga Primary School
- Wine Industry
-
Questions
- Active8 Premier's Youth Challenge
- Aldinga GP Plus Health Care Centre
- Climate Change
- Defence and Advanced Manufacturing Industries
- Mitsubishi Motors
- Public Transport
- Recreation and Sport Funding
- Rental Accommodation, Regional South Australia
- School Maintenance
- Security Exercise
-
Tour Down Under
- Tourism
- Tourism Events
-
Speeches
-
BREUER OAM, Lynette Ruth
-
Speeches
- Alcohol Consumption
- Andamooka Primary School
- BreastScreen SA
- Cooper, Ms N.
- Country Health Care Plan
- Country Regions, Professionals
- Education (Compulsory Education Age) Amendment Bill
- Environment, Resources and Development Committee
- Environment, Resources and Development Committee: Coastal Development
- Federal Election
- Giles Electorate
- Health Care Bill
- Lake Eyre Basin (Intergovernmental Agreement) (Ratification of Amendments) Amendment Bill
- Lowly Peninsula
- Marine Parks Bill
- Mcseveney, Elaine
- Public Transport
- Public Works Committee: Dunstan Playhouse
- Public Works Committee: Playford North Urban Renewal Project
- Road Traffic (Heavy Vehicle Driver Fatigue) Amendment Bill
- Rodeos, Regulations
-
Shared Services
- Stolen Generations
- Taxis, Country
- Whyalla Area
- Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation (Scheme Review) Amendment Bill
- Questions
-
Speeches
-
CAICA, Paul
-
Speeches
- Broomhill, Hon. G.R.
- Firearms (Firearms Prohibition Orders) Amendment Bill
- Pierson, Margaret
- Statutes Amendment and Repeal (Taxation Administration) Bill
-
Training and Skills Development Bill
-
2008-03-06
- 2008-05-07
- 2008-05-08
-
-
Answers
- Abilities for All Program
- Active8 Premier's Youth Challenge
- Adult Community Education
- Alternative Learning Options Program
- Australian Centre for Plant Functional Genomics
- Broadband Rollout
-
Broadband Services
- CareerStart SA
- Defence and Advanced Manufacturing Industries
- Diesel Emissions Equipment
- E-Learning Program
-
Education and Children's Services Department
-
2008-02-13
-
- Further Education
- Further Education, Employment, Science and Technology Department, Employee Benefits
- Further Education, Employment, Science and Technology Department, Expenditure
- Further Education, Employment, Science and Technology Department, it Upgrade
- Group Training Organisations
- Higher Education Scholarships
- Indigenous Education
- Marine Science Infrastructure
- Mental Health Training
-
Mining Sector Employment
- Mitsubishi Motors
- National Youth Week
- Natural Resources Management
- Oliphant Centre
- School Funding
- Science and Research Development
- Skills Strategy
-
South Australia Works
- South Australia Works in the Regions
-
TAFE Campuses
-
2008-02-13
-
- TAFE Closures
- TAFE Graduates
- Trade Promotions
- Traineeship and Apprenticeship Services
- Utility Workers
-
VET Program
-
Youth Participation
-
Speeches
-
CHAPMAN, Vickie Ann
-
Speeches
-
Appropriation Bill
-
2008-06-18
- 2008-07-03
-
- Bogus, Unregistered and Deregistered Health Practitioners
- Broomhill, Hon. G.R.
- Children in State Care Apology
-
Children in State Care Inquiry
- Controlled Environmental Diseases
- Controlled Substances (Possession of Prescribed Equipment) Amendment Bill
-
Country Health Care Plan
- Country Health SA
- Country Health Services
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Rape and Sexual Offences) Amendment Bill
- Education (Compulsory Education Age) Amendment Bill
- Elective Surgery
-
Glenside Hospital Redevelopment
- Health
-
Health Care Bill
-
2007-10-23
-
- Hospital Boards
- Hospital Chief Executives
-
Housing Trust Water Meters
- Independent Commission Against Crime and Corruption Bill
- Infrastructure Projects
- Kangaroo Island Fires
- KESAB
- Landlord and Tenant (Distress for Rent—Health Records Exemption) Amendment Bill
- Marine Parks Bill
- Modbury Hospital
- No Confidence Motion: Minister for Health
- Noarlunga Hospital
- Notices of Motion
- Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Animal Welfare) Amendment Bill
- Public Works Committee: Flinders Medical Centre Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Old Stock Exchange Building
- Queen Elizabeth Hospital
- Santos Limited (Deed of Undertaking) Bill
- Serious and Organised Crime (Control) Bill
- Solid Waste Levy
- Statutes Amendment and Repeal (Institute of Medical and Veterinary Science) Bill
-
Supply Bill 2008
- Tobacco Products Regulation (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Valedictories
- Water Resources
- Waterworks (Water Management Measures—Use of Rainwater) Amendment Bill
- Women, Appointments
- WorkCover Corporation (Governance Review) Amendment Bill
- WorkCover Corporation: Member for Norwood
- Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation (Scheme Review) Amendment Bill
-
-
Questions
- Adelaide City Council
- Ambulance Fees
-
APY Lands
-
2008-05-07
-
- APY Lands Inquiry
- APY Lands, Housing
- Bore Water
- Bradken Foundry
- Child Adoption
- Child Sexual Abuse
- Children in
-
Children in State Care Inquiry
-
Country Health Care Plan
- Country Health Services
- Country Hospital Donations
- Doctors Dispute
- Families SA, Care Placement
- Flinders Medical Centre Casual Nurse Shifts
- Flinders Medical Centre Redevelopment
-
Glenside Hospital Redevelopment
-
Hammill House
-
Health Funding
- Health System
- HomeStart
- Hospital Chief Executives
-
Hospital Waiting Lists
-
Housing SA
- Housing SA Tenancy Agreements
-
Housing Trust Waiting List
- Human Remains
- Immunisation Clinic General Practice
- IMVS Report
-
Industrial Action
-
2008-06-17
- 2008-07-03
-
- Legal Aid Funding
-
Marjorie Jackson-Nelson Hospital
- 2007-10-17
-
2008-02-28
-
2008-04-10
- 2008-07-22
- Medical Staff, Overseas Travel
- Medicare Levy
- Modbury Hospital
- Motel Accommodation
- Nurses' Duties
-
Office for Women
-
2008-02-12
-
- Patient Medical Costs
-
Paxton Report
- Premier's Council for Women
-
Public Hospitals, Food Services
-
2008-06-17
-
- Public Housing
- Queen Elizabeth Hospital
- Radioactive Waste
- Renal Service
- Renmark Hospital
- Repatriation General Hospital
-
Royal Adelaide Hospital
- Royal Adelaide Hospital, Mentally Ill Patients
- SA Ambulance Call Direct Service
- SA Water
- Sentinel Events
- Sewage Overflows
- South Australian Salaried Medical Officers Association
- Tramline Extension
-
Victoria Park Redevelopment
- Water Security, Australia
-
Waterfall Gully Road
-
Women's and Children's Hospital
-
Women's and Children's Hospital, Breast Cancer
-
2007-11-20
- 2008-06-03
-
-
Speeches
-
CICCARELLO, Vincenzina
-
Speeches
- Beulah Park Fire Station
- Broomhill, Hon. G.R.
- Cameron, Hon. C.R.
- Constantinople
- Dental Health
- Foreign Aid Policy
- Hands on SA
- Marden Senior College
- Norwood Swimming Club
- Odeon Theatre
-
Public Works Committee
- Public Works Committee: Cast Metals Precinct
- Public Works Committee: Clayton Water Supply
- Public Works Committee: Craigmore High School
- Public Works Committee: Dunstan Playhouse
- Public Works Committee: Elizabeth Park Neighbourhood Renewal Project
- Public Works Committee: Flinders Medical Centre Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Flood Damage Rectification in Various National Parks
- Public Works Committee: Ifould Apartments
- Public Works Committee: Little Para Dam Safety Upgrade
- Public Works Committee: Northern Expressway
- Public Works Committee: Old Stock Exchange Building
- Public Works Committee: Playford North Regeneration Project—Andrews Farm
- Public Works Committee: Playford North Urban Renewal Project
- Public Works Committee: Rail Revitalisation Project
- Public Works Committee: Virginia Reclaimed Water Pipeline
- Public Works Committee: Whyalla Pipeline Pumping Stations
- Ramos-Horta, Dr J.
- Roma Mitchell Community Legal Centre
- Rotary Club of St Peters
- Sexual Discrimination
- Time for Kids
- Uniting Care Adelaide East
- WorkChoices
- Questions
-
Speeches
-
CONLON, Patrick Frederick
-
Speeches
- Australian Energy Market Commission Establishment (Consumer Advocacy Panel) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Double Jeopardy) Amendment Bill
- Deputy Speaker's Ruling, Dissent
-
Legal Profession Bill
- Mineral Exploration
- National Electricity (South Australia) (National Electricity Law—Miscellaneous Amendments) Amendment Bill
-
National Gas (South Australia) Bill
-
2008-04-09
- 2008-04-30
-
- No Confidence Motion: Minister for Transport
- Northern Expressway
- Patawalonga Barrage Upgrade
- Planning Reform
- Political Donations
-
Road Traffic (Heavy Vehicle Driver Fatigue) Amendment Bill
-
2008-04-09
-
2008-04-29
-
-
Santos Limited (Deed of Undertaking) Bill
-
2007-10-24
- 2007-11-14
-
-
Standing Orders Suspension
-
Statutes Amendment (Transport Portfolio) Bill
-
2008-04-09
- 2008-04-29
-
- Tram and Train Derailments
- TransAdelaide Governance
- Valedictories
- West Beach Recreation Reserve (Boating Facilities) Amendment Bill
- Whyalla Steelworks
- WorkCover Corporation: Member for Mawson
- Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation (Scheme Review) Amendment Bill
-
Answers
- AAMI Stadium
- APY Lands, Airstrips
- Barrier Highway
-
Black Spot Program
-
Blackwood Park Road Link Costs
-
Blanchetown to Morgan Road
- Bridge Structures
- Broadband Strategy
- Bus Replacement
- Bushfires
- Carbon Emissions
- Contract Positions
- Contractors
- Driver and Vehicle Licensing
- Employees, Full Time
- Federal Funding
- Financial Reconciliation
- Fines Revenue
-
Flood Damaged Roads
- General Ledger Expenditure
- Gepps Cross Intersection
-
Glenside Hospital Redevelopment
-
Government Car Park Land, Walkerville
-
Government ICT
- Government Services
- Green Cycle Paths Program
- Growing Prosperity Program
- Initiative Spending
- Interest Payments
- Labor Party Fundraising
-
Land Management Corporation
-
Level Crossings
- Long Term Borrowings
- Mannum Ferry
- Marine Infrastructure
- Marine Maintenance
- Mass Action Program
- Mobile Phones
- Motor Vehicle Accidents
- Motor Vehicle Registration Database
-
Newport Quays
-
Noarlunga Rail Line
- Northern Expressway
- O-Bahn Corridor
- Oaklands Park Railway Station
-
Overtaking Lanes
- P-Plate Drivers
- Payroll Procedures
-
Policy and Planning Program
- Port River Expressway
- Public Sector Separation Packages
-
Public Transport
-
Public Transport Patronage
- Public Works Committee
- Rail Contract Management
-
Rail Track Replacement
- Rail, Standard Gauge
-
Rail, Train and Bus Union
- Railway Re-Sleepering
- Recreational Boating Facilities
- Registration and Licensing Transactions
-
Road Maintenance
- Road Maintenance, Davenport Electorate
- Road Safety Cameras
-
Road Sealing
- Road Transport Requirements
- Roads, Rural Sealed Network
- Roadside Rest Areas
- South Road Upgrade
- Speeding Fines
- Starfish Hill Wind Farm
-
Train Derailment
-
2007-11-14
-
- Tram Airconditioning
-
Tram and Train Derailments
-
Tram Derailment
- Tram Passengers
-
Tramline
-
2008-03-06
-
-
Tramline Extension
- TransAdelaide Assets
-
TransAdelaide Computer System
-
2007-11-14
-
- TransAdelaide Payroll Services
- Transport Depreciation
-
Transport Infrastructure
-
2007-10-16
- 2007-11-14
-
-
Transport Infrastructure Services Program
- Transport Initiatives
- Transport Ministerial Council Meeting
- Transport Safety and Regulation Services Program
- Transport Security
-
Transport, Energy and Infrastructure Department
- TRUMPS
- Unley Development Plan Amendment Report
-
Waterfall Gully Road
-
Speeches
-
EVANS, Iain Frederick
-
Speeches
- Appropriation Bill
- Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary
- Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration (Registration of Deaths) Amendment Bill
-
Child Sex Offenders Registration (Registration of Internet Activities) Amendment Bill
-
2008-05-08
- 2008-07-24
-
-
Civil Liability (Food Donors and Distributors) Amendment Bill
-
2008-07-22
-
- Civil Liability (Recreational Services) Amendment Bill
- Clovelly Park Railway Station
- Controlled Substances (Cannabis Offences) Amendment Bill
- Controlled Substances (Drug Detection Powers) Amendment Bill
- Eden Hills Railway Station
- Education (Compulsory Education Age) Amendment Bill
-
Emergency Services Funding (Protection of Funds) Amendment Bill
-
2008-05-08
- 2008-06-19
-
- Environment Protection (Board of Authority) Amendment Bill
- Environment Protection (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Environment Protection (Site Contamination) Amendment Bill
- Fair Work (Prohibition Against Bargaining Services Fee) Amendment Bill
- Gaming Machines (Hours of Operation) Amendment Bill
- Institute of Physical Activity
- Local Government (Litter) Amendment Bill
- Minister's Remarks
- Public Works Committee: Craigmore High School
- School Funding
- Select Committee on Balancing Work and Life Responsibilities
- Senior Secondary Assessment Board of South Australia (Review) Amendment Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Advisory Panels Repeal) Bill
-
Supply Bill 2008
- Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation (Scheme Review) Amendment Bill
-
Questions
- Asset Sales
- Blackwood Park Road Link Costs
-
Easling, Mr T.
- Education Budget
- Employee Benefits
-
Government Car Park Land, Walkerville
- Metropolitan Fire Service Land Purchase
- Road Maintenance
- Road Maintenance, Davenport Electorate
- School Maintenance
- Trade Promotions
- TransAdelaide Assets
- Virginia Pipeline
-
Speeches
-
FOLEY, Kevin Owen
-
Speeches
- Adelaide Park Lands (Facilitation of Development of Victoria Park) Amendment Bill
- Alexander, Mr P.
-
Appropriation Bill
-
2008-06-05
-
2008-06-18
-
- Auditor-General's Report
- BHP Desalination Plant
- Budget Papers
- Cameron, Hon. C.R.
- Desalination Plants
- Drought
-
Local Government (Superannuation Scheme) Amendment Bill
-
2008-04-02
- 2008-05-06
-
- Marathon Resources
- Murray-Darling Basin
- No Confidence Motion: Minister for Health
-
Pay-Roll Tax (Harmonisation Project) Amendment Bill
-
2008-04-02
- 2008-05-06
-
- Police Handguns
- Police Plane
- Police Resources
- Santos
- Security Intelligence Section
- Sittings and Business
-
Stamp Duties (Trusts) Amendment Bill
-
2008-03-05
- 2008-04-09
-
-
Standing Orders Suspension
- State Budget
-
Statutes Amendment (Budget 2008) Bill
-
2008-06-05
-
2008-06-18
-
-
Statutes Amendment (Police Superannuation) Bill
-
2007-10-24
- 2008-03-05
-
- Summary Offences (Indecent Filming) Amendment Bill
- Supply Bill 2008
- Tasers
- Water Billing
-
Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation (Scheme Review) Amendment Bill
-
2008-04-01
-
-
Answers
-
AAMI Stadium
-
2008-06-03
-
- Adelaide Business Rating
- Adelaide City Council
- Air Warfare Destroyer
- Asset Disposal
- Attorney-General's Department
- Attorney-General's Operating Account
-
Auditor-General's Report
- BHP Billiton
- BHP Desalination Plant
- Budget Expenditure
- Budget Overspending
-
Business and Consumer Confidence
-
2008-02-26
-
- Business Growth Program
- Business Investment
- Capital Projects
- Case Management Secretariat
- Clipsal 500
- Community Builders Program
- Consolidated Financial Report
- Cultana Army Training Camp
- Desalination Plants
- Driver's Licence Curfews
- Economic Development Board
- Economic Strategy and Policy Development Program
- Excess Funds Account
- Exhaust Systems
-
Expiation Notices
- Federal Election
- Financial Data Collection
- Financial Market Investments
- First Home Buyers
- Glenside Hospital Redevelopment
-
Goods and Services Figures
- Goods and Services Tax
- Government Boards and Committees Remuneration
- Government Finance Monitoring
- Government ICT
- Grants, Non-Government Entities
- Hay and Straw Carriers
- Holdfast Shores
- Housing Affordability
- ICT Contracts
- Industrial Relations
- Industrial Relations Laws
- Innovation Commercialisation and Development Grants
- Leadership Development Program
- Lean Education and Application Network Programs
- Loan Write-Off
- Maritime Skills Centre
-
Marjorie Jackson-Nelson Hospital
- Metropolitan Adelaide Industrial Land Strategy
- Motor Accident Commission
- Motor Vehicle Industry Funding
- Netball Stadium
- Northern Suburbs
-
On-the-Spot Fines
- Plant and Equipment Disposal
- Police, Highway Patrol
- Port Augusta Gangs
- Port Stanvac Refinery
- Prisons
- Procurement Reform Program
- Property, Plant and Equipment Purchase
- Public Liability and Professional Indemnity Insurance
- Public Non-Financial Corporations
- Public Sector Comparison
- Public Sector Employment
- Public Sector Wages
- Public Service Employees
-
Public-Private Partnerships
- Regional Development Boards
- Research and Development Expenditure
- RevenueSA
- Review of Priorities
- SA Water
- Saicorp
- School Computers
-
Shared Services
- South Australian Economy
- South Australian Private Equity Program
- Specific Purpose Grants
- Speed Cameras
-
Speeding Fines
-
State Budget
- State Debt
-
State Economy
- State Finances
- Subprime Mortgage Market
- Super Schools
- Superannuation Data
-
Taxation
- Tiger Airways
-
Trade and Economic Development Department
- Tram Derailment
- Tramline Extension
- TransAdelaide Dividend Rate
-
Treasury and Finance Department
-
Victoria Park Redevelopment
-
Water Billing
- Water Infrastructure
- Water Pricing
-
WorkCover Corporation
-
2008-02-27
- 2008-02-28
-
2008-03-06
-
- Workers Compensation
-
-
Speeches
-
FOX, Chloe Catienne
- Speeches
-
Questions
- Adelaide Festival of Arts
- Adult Community Education
- Common Ground Franklin Street
- Dundovic, Mr D.V.
- Emergency Services Workers
- Healthy Eating Program
- Housing Affordability
- Marine Science Infrastructure
- Motorcycle Gangs
- National 2020 Summit
- Refugees, Sporting Activities
- Seniors, Community Involvement
-
GERAGHTY, Robyn Kathryn
-
Speeches
- Dernancourt Primary School
- Environment Protection (Site Contamination) Amendment Bill
- Food Hygiene
- Gaming Machines (Hours of Operation) Amendment Bill
- Hampstead Preschool
- Harmony Day
- Klemzig Primary School
-
Legislative Review Committee
- Local Government (Advertising Material) Amendment Bill
- Pollution Complaints
- Retail Service
- Rodeos, Regulations
- Sittings and Business
- Solar Panel Connectivity
-
Valedictories
- WorkCover Corporation: Member for Light
- Questions
-
Speeches
-
GOLDSWORTHY, Roger Mark
-
Speeches
- Appropriation Bill
- Controlled Substances (Drug Detection Powers) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law (Sentencing) (Victims of Crime) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Double Jeopardy) Amendment Bill
- Economic and Finance Committee: Consumer Credit and Investment Schemes
- Economic and Finance Committee: Emergency Services Levy
- Environment Protection (Board of Authority) Amendment Bill
- Environment Protection (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Fire Hydrants
-
Gaming Machines (Hours of Operation) Amendment Bill
- Health Care Bill
- Mount Barker Hospital
- Mount Lofty Ranges Water Catchment
- Notices of Motion
- Serious and Organised Crime (Control) Bill
- Statutes Amendment and Repeal (Taxation Administration) Bill
- Summary Offences (Indecent Filming) Amendment Bill
-
Supply Bill 2008
- Training and Skills Development Bill
- Waterworks (Water Management Measures—Use of Rainwater) Amendment Bill
- Western Mount Lofty Ranges Water Resources
- WorkCover Corporation: Member for Newland
- Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation (Scheme Review) Amendment Bill
- Questions
-
Speeches
-
GRIFFITHS, Steven Paul
-
Speeches
- Adelaide Festival Centre Trust (Financial Restructure) Amendment Bill
-
Appropriation Bill
-
2008-06-18
-
2008-07-03
-
- BreastScreen SA
- Community Clubs
- Correctional Services (Application of Truth in Sentencing) Amendment Bill
-
Country Health Care Plan
- Criminal Law (Sentencing) (Victims of Crime) Amendment Bill
- Economic and Finance Committee
- Economic and Finance Committee: Emergency Services Levy
- Economic and Finance Committee: Franchises
- Education (Compulsory Education Age) Amendment Bill
- Environment Protection (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Environment Protection (Site Contamination) Amendment Bill
- Fire Hydrants
- Gaming Machines (Hours of Operation) Amendment Bill
- Graffiti Vandalism
- Health Care Bill
- Lake Eyre Basin (Intergovernmental Agreement) (Ratification of Amendments) Amendment Bill
- Local Government (Auditor-General) Amendment Bill
- Local Government (Superannuation Scheme) Amendment Bill
- Marine Parks Bill
- Natural Resources Committee: Northern and Yorke Natural Resources Management Board
- Notices of Motion
- Pay-Roll Tax (Harmonisation Project) Amendment Bill
- Population Growth
- Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Animal Welfare) Amendment Bill
- Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act
- Public Works Committee: Virginia Reclaimed Water Pipeline
- Regional Development Boards
- Rodeos, Regulations
- Select Committee on Balancing Work and Life Responsibilities
-
Shared Services
-
Solid Waste Levy
- Southern Expressway
- Stamp Duties (Trusts) Amendment Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Budget 2008) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Ethical Investment—State Superannuation) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Police Superannuation) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Young Offenders) Bill
- Statutes Amendment and Repeal (Taxation Administration) Bill
- Superannuation Schemes
- Supply Bill 2008
- Training and Skills Development Bill
- Water Resources
- Waterworks (Water Management Measures—Use of Rainwater) Amendment Bill
- WorkCover Corporation: Member for Morialta
- Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation (Scheme Review) Amendment Bill
- Yorke Peninsula Field Days
- Yorke Peninsula Health Bus
-
Questions
-
AAMI Stadium
- Adelaide Business Rating
- Audit Plans
- Auditor-General's Report
- Budget Expenditure
- CareerStart SA
- Consolidated Financial Report
-
Country Health Care Plan
-
2008-06-18
-
- Diesel Emissions Equipment
- E-Learning Program
-
Education and Children's Services Department
-
2008-02-13
-
- Federal Election
- Financial Market Investments
- Further Education
- Further Education, Employment, Science and Technology Department, Employee Benefits
- Further Education, Employment, Science and Technology Department, Expenditure
- Further Education, Employment, Science and Technology Department, it Upgrade
- Goods and Services Figures
-
Government Employee Housing
- Government ICT
- Group Training Organisations
- Initiative Spending
- Labor Party Fundraising
- Marjorie Jackson-Nelson Hospital
- Mining Sector Employment
- Protocol Unit Procurement Transactions
- Public Service Employee Numbers
- Public Service Employees
- Public-Private Partnerships
- SA Water
- Service SA
-
Shared Services
-
2007-10-24
-
2008-02-12
- 2008-02-27
-
-
Shared Services SA
- South Australia Works
- State Budget
- State Economy
- State Government Investments
- Subprime Mortgage Market
-
TAFE Campuses
-
2008-02-13
-
- TAFE Graduates
-
Taxation
- Trade and Economic Development Department
- Traineeship and Apprenticeship Services
- Transport Infrastructure
- Utility Workers
-
VET Program
- Water Infrastructure
-
-
Speeches
-
GUNN AM, Graham McDonald
-
Speeches
- Animal Welfare Regulations
- Appropriation Bill
- BHP Billiton
- Broomhill, Hon. G.R.
- Bushfires
- Cameron, Hon. C.R.
- Children in State Care Inquiry
-
Cooper Discoverer Cruises
- Country Health Care Plan
- Crimes, Mr E.H.
- Daylight Saving
- Environment, Resources and Development Committee: Coastal Development
- Firearms (Firearms Prohibition Orders) Amendment Bill
- Glenside Hospital Redevelopment
- Kapunda Hospital
- Lake Eyre Basin (Intergovernmental Agreement) (Ratification of Amendments) Amendment Bill
- Marine Parks Bill
-
Native Vegetation (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
2008-05-08
- 2008-06-19
- 2008-07-24
-
- Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Animal Welfare) Amendment Bill
- Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act
- Road Traffic (Heavy Vehicle Driver Fatigue) Amendment Bill
- Rodeos
- Rodeos, Fees
-
Rodeos, Regulations
- Serious and Organised Crime (Control) Bill
-
Shared Services
- Sittings and Business
- Solid Waste Levy
- Statutes Amendment (Transport Portfolio) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Young Offenders) Bill
- Streaky Bay District Council
- Supply Bill 2008
- Taxis, Country
- Vietnamese Veterans Association of South Australia
- Wakefield Electorate
-
Questions
- Barrier Highway
-
Blanchetown to Morgan Road
-
Country Health Care Plan
- Environment Protection Authority
- Expiation Notices
- Hay and Straw Carriers
- Leigh Creek Hospital
- Morgan-Whyalla Pipeline
-
On-the-Spot Fines
- Police, Highway Patrol
-
Port Augusta Gangs
- Road Sealing
- Rodeos
-
Speeches
-
HAMILTON-SMITH, Martin Leslie James
-
Speeches
- Adelaide Park Lands (Facilitation of Development of Victoria Park) Amendment Bill
-
Appropriation Bill
- Broomhill, Hon. G.R.
- Cameron, Hon. C.R.
- Children in State Care Apology
- Crimes, Mr E.H.
- Deputy Speaker's Ruling, Dissent
- Drought
-
Murray-Darling Basin
-
2008-07-23
-
- Murray-Darling Basin Agreement
- No Confidence Motion: Minister for Health
- No Confidence Motion: Minister for Transport
- Santos Limited (Deed of Undertaking) Bill
- Serious and Organised Crime (Control) Bill
-
Standing Orders Suspension
- Statutes Amendment (Proceeds of Terrorism) Bill
- Stolen Generations
- Supply Bill 2008
- Water Security
- WorkCover Corporation
- Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation (Scheme Review) Amendment Bill
-
Questions
-
AAMI Stadium
-
2008-02-26
-
2008-06-03
- 2008-06-04
-
- Air Warfare Destroyer
- APY Lands Inquiry
- Asset Disposal
-
Auditor-General's Report
-
BHP Billiton
-
2008-04-30
-
- BHP Desalination Plant
- Budget Overspending
- Business and Consumer Confidence
- Business Investment
- Capital Projects
-
Carbon Emissions
-
Children in State Care Inquiry
- Clipsal 500
- Competitiveness Council
-
Country Health Care Plan
- 2008-06-18
-
2008-07-24
- Crime Prevention Unit
- Crime Statistics
- Defence SA
- Defence SA Administrative Unit
- Department Amalgamations
-
Desalination Plants
- Disability Funding
- Doctors Dispute
-
Election Advertising
-
2007-10-18
-
- Equine Influenza
- Families and Communities Department
- Financial Data Collection
- Firearms Act
- First Home Buyers
-
Forensic Pathologists
-
2008-04-08
-
- Fuelwatch
- Goods and Services Figures
- Goods and Services Tax
- Government Finance Monitoring
- Government ICT
- Government Legislative Program
- Grants, Non-Government Entities
- Health Funding
- Health Reform Program
-
Health System
-
2008-04-02
-
- Housing Affordability
- Housing Trust
-
ICT Contracts
-
2008-05-01
-
-
Independent Commission Against Corruption
- Industrial Action
- Industrial Relations Laws
- Interest Rates
-
Land Management Corporation
- Land Prices
- Legislative Council Vacancy
-
Marjorie Jackson-Nelson Hospital
-
Mitsubishi Motors
-
2008-02-12
-
- Motor Accident Commission
-
Motorcycle Gangs
-
2008-05-06
-
-
Mount Bold Reservoir
-
2008-02-13
- 2008-02-14
-
- Murray River
-
Murray River Irrigators
-
2007-11-15
- 2008-02-13
-
-
Murray-Darling Basin Agreement
- 2008-04-30
-
2008-07-03
- Native Vegetation
- Neilson, Mr T.
- Netball Stadium
- Newport Quays
- Northern Suburbs
- Organised Crime
- Police Complaints Authority
-
Prisons
- Procurement Reform Program
- Property, Plant and Equipment Purchase
- Public Non-Financial Corporations
- Public Sector Comparison
- Public Sector Employment
- Public Sector Wages
-
Public Service Employee Numbers
- Rail, Train and Bus Union
- RevenueSA
- Review of Priorities
- Roxby Downs
- Saicorp
-
Shared Services
-
Solar Cities Congress
-
2008-03-06
-
-
Solar Energy
-
2008-06-03
-
- Specific Purpose Grants
-
State Budget
-
2007-11-21
-
- State Debt
- State Economy
- State Finances
- Super Schools
- Superannuation Data
- Sustainability and Climate Change Program
-
Train Derailment
-
2007-11-14
-
-
Tram and Train Derailments
-
Tram Derailment
-
2007-11-14
- 2008-02-28
-
-
TransAdelaide Computer System
-
2007-11-14
-
- TransAdelaide Dividend Rate
- Transport, Energy and Infrastructure Department
-
Treasury and Finance Department
-
Victoria Park Redevelopment
-
Water Billing
-
2008-07-22
-
2008-07-23
-
2008-07-24
-
-
Water Security
-
WorkCover Corporation
-
-
Speeches
-
HANNA, Kris
-
Speeches
- Adelaide Park Lands (Facilitation of Development of Victoria Park) Amendment Bill
- Alcohol Consumption
- Antisocial Behaviour Orders
- Appropriation Bill
- Asperger's Syndrome
- Child Sex Offenders Registration (Registration of Internet Activities) Amendment Bill
- Constitution (Legislative Council Reform) Amendment Bill
- Constitution (Number of Ministers) Amendment Bill
- Coorong
- Correctional Services (Application of Truth in Sentencing) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law (Clamping, Impounding and Forfeiture of Vehicles) (Prescribed Offences) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law (Sentencing) (Abolition of Suspended Sentences) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Double Jeopardy) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Rape and Sexual Offences) Amendment Bill
- Easling, Mr T.
- Education (Compulsory Education Age) Amendment Bill
- Environment Protection (Site Contamination) Amendment Bill
- Firearms (Firearms Prohibition Orders) Amendment Bill
- Gaming Machines (Hours of Operation) Amendment Bill
- Government Advertising (Objectivity, Fairness and Accountability) Bill
- Health Care Bill
- Housing Trust Survey Lines
- Independent Commission Against Crime and Corruption Bill
- Legal Profession Bill
-
Local Government (Advertising Material) Amendment Bill
-
2007-11-22
- 2008-07-24
-
- Local Government (Superannuation Scheme) Amendment Bill
- Marine Parks Bill
- Matter of Privilege
- Murray-Darling Basin
- Notices of Motion
- Palestine
- Passenger Transport (Safety of Passengers) Amendment Bill
- Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Animal Welfare) Amendment Bill
-
Private Members' Business
- Rail Network, Seaford Rise
- School Funding
- Serious and Organised Crime (Control) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Delegate Ministers) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Ethical Investment—State Superannuation) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Gaming Machine Limitations) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Members Allowances—Metropolitan Councils) Amendment Bill
-
2007-11-15
- 2008-02-14
-
-
Statutes Amendment (Water Conservation Target and Sustainable Water Resources) Bill
-
2008-02-14
- 2008-06-05
-
- Statutes Amendment (Young Offenders) Bill
- Summary Offences (Indecent Filming) Amendment Bill
- Supply Bill 2008
- Training and Skills Development Bill
- Waterworks (Water Management Measures—Use of Rainwater) Amendment Bill
- WorkCover Corporation
- WorkCover Corporation (Governance Review) Amendment Bill
-
Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation (Scheme Review) Amendment Bill
- Questions
-
Speeches
-
HILL, John David
-
Speeches
-
Adelaide Festival Centre Trust (Financial Restructure) Amendment Bill
-
2008-04-03
- 2008-04-29
-
- Blood Lead Levels
- Bogus, Unregistered and Deregistered Health Practitioners
- Broomhill, Hon. G.R.
- Cameron, Hon. C.R.
- Container Deposit Increase
- Crown Land Management Bill
- Dowie, Mr J.
-
Environment Protection (Board of Authority) Amendment Bill
- 2008-04-02
-
2008-06-04
- Environment Protection (Site Contamination) Amendment Bill
- Glenside Hospital Redevelopment
- GP Plus Emergency Hospital Task Force
- Health and Medical Research Review
-
Health Care Bill
- Home Support Services
- ICT Services
-
Lake Eyre Basin (Intergovernmental Agreement) (Ratification of Amendments) Amendment Bill
-
Legal Profession Bill
-
Makk and McLeay Nursing Home
- Marble Hill
-
Marine Parks Bill
- Marjorie Jackson-Nelson Hospital
- Metropolitan Hospital Efficiency and Performance Review
- No Confidence Motion: Minister for Health
-
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Animal Welfare) Amendment Bill
- Prostate Cancer
- Rail Network, Seaford Rise
- Renal Service
- Ring Cycle
- Royal Adelaide Hospital
- Royal Adelaide Hospital, Mentally Ill Patients
-
SA Ambulance Service
- Southern Suburbs
- Statutes Amendment (Prohibition of Human Cloning for Reproduction and Regulation of Research Involving Human Embryos) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment and Repeal (Institute of Medical and Veterinary Science) Bill
-
2008-04-09
-
2008-04-29
-
- Tobacco Products Regulation (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- TrustPower
- Women's and Children's Hospital
-
-
Answers
- Aldinga GP Plus Health Care Centre
- Ambulance Fees
- Ambulance Services
- Arts, Regional Centres
- ASSITEJ World Congress and Festival
- Australian Business Arts Foundation Awards
- Bore Water
- Cancer Council of South Australia
-
Childhood Obesity
-
2008-04-01
-
- Cigarette Sales
- Country Ambulance Service Upgrade
-
Country Health Care Plan
-
2008-06-17
-
2008-06-18
-
2008-07-03
-
2008-07-24
-
-
Country Health SA
-
Country Health Services
-
Dental Health
-
Doctors Dispute
- Elective Surgery
-
Environment Protection Authority
- EPODE Program
- Flinders Medical Centre Casual Nurse Shifts
- Flinders Medical Centre Redevelopment
- Florey Adelaide Male Ageing Study
-
Glenside Hospital Redevelopment
-
Hammill House
-
Health Funding
- 2008-02-28
-
2008-04-02
- Health Ministers' Conference
- Health Reform Program
- Health Reforms
-
Health System
-
2008-04-02
-
- HealthDirect
- Home Support Services
- Hospital Chief Executives
- Hospital Statistics
-
Hospital Waiting Lists
- ICT Contracts
- Immunisation Clinic General Practice
- IMVS Report
- Indigenous Medical Scholarships Project
-
Industrial Action
-
2008-06-17
- 2008-07-03
-
- Infant Mortality
- Leigh Creek Hospital
- Lyell McEwin Hospital
-
Marjorie Jackson-Nelson Hospital
- Medical Recruitment
- Medical Research
- Medical Staff, Overseas Travel
- Medicare Levy
- Modbury Hospital
-
Mount Barker Hospital
- Neilson, Mr T.
- Nurses' Duties
- Patient Assisted Transport Scheme
- Patient Medical Costs
-
Paxton Report
- Pregnancy SA Telephone Service
- Public Hospitals, Adverse Events
-
Public Hospitals, Food Services
-
2008-06-17
-
-
Queen Elizabeth Hospital
- Radioactive Waste
- Renal Service
- Renmark Hospital
- Repatriation General Hospital
- Rodeos
-
Royal Adelaide Hospital
- Royal Adelaide Hospital, Mentally Ill Patients
- SA Ambulance Call Direct Service
- Security Exercise
- Sentinel Events
- South Australian Salaried Medical Officers Association
- State Heritage List
- Suicide Postvention
- Vaccination Program
-
Women's and Children's Hospital
-
Women's and Children's Hospital, Breast Cancer
-
2007-11-20
- 2008-06-03
-
- Youth Arts
-
Speeches
-
KENYON, Thomas Richard
-
Speeches
- Dog and Cat Management (Cats) Amendment Bill
- Euthanasia
- Fair Work (Prohibition Against Bargaining Services Fee) Amendment Bill
- Gomez, Mr R.
- Gould Group
- Infrastructure Spending
- Parliamentary Committee on Occupational Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation
- Parliamentary Committee on Occupational Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation: Workplace Injuries and Deaths
- Southern Expressway
- Suncube
- WorkCover Corporation: Member for Hartley
- WorkCover Corporation: Member for Newland
- Questions
-
Speeches
-
KERIN, Robert Gerard
- Speeches
-
Questions
-
Country Health Care Plan
-
2008-06-18
- 2008-07-24
-
- Dairy Industry
- Hammill House
- Prawns
-
-
KEY, Stephanie Wendy
-
Speeches
- Appropriation Bill
- Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute
- Australian of the Year Awards
- Cameron, Hon. C.R.
- Children in State Care Apology
- Cleaning Industry
- Environment Protection (Site Contamination) Amendment Bill
- Gender Workplace Report
- Road Traffic (Heavy Vehicle Driver Fatigue) Amendment Bill
- South Road Upgrade
- Superannuation Schemes
- Trade Union Movement
- Voluntary Euthanasia
- Women in Government
-
Working Women's Centre
- Questions
-
Speeches
-
KOUTSANTONIS, Anastasios
-
Speeches
- Appropriation Bill
- Child Sex Offenders Registration (Registration of Internet Activities) Amendment Bill
-
Economic and Finance Committee
- Economic and Finance Committee: Consumer Credit and Investment Schemes
- Economic and Finance Committee: Emergency Services Levy
- Economic and Finance Committee: Franchises
- Emergency Services Funding (Protection of Funds) Amendment Bill
- Glenside Hospital Redevelopment
- Government Advertising (Objectivity, Fairness and Accountability) Bill
- Independent Commission Against Corruption
- Liberal Party of Australia
- Nuclear Power Stations
-
Private Members' Business
- Statutes Amendment (Ethical Investment—State Superannuation) Bill
- Vietnamese Veterans Association of South Australia
- WorkCover Corporation: Member for Hartley
- WorkCover Corporation: Member for Mawson
- WorkCover Corporation: Member for Newland
- Questions
-
Speeches
-
LOMAX-SMITH AM, Jane Diane
-
Speeches
- Adelaide High School
- Appropriation Bill
- Cameron, Hon. C.R.
- Consultants and Contractors
- Drug Driving
- Early Childhood Development Services
- Education (Compulsory Education Age) Amendment Bill
- Independent Commission Against Corruption
-
Motor Vehicles (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- School Closures
- Senior Secondary Assessment Board of South Australia (Review) Amendment Bill
-
Answers
-
Aboriginal Education
- Asset Sales
- Childhood Obesity
- Cruise Ship Industry
- Cummins Rural Care Facility
- Ecotourism
- Education Budget
- Education, Special Needs
- Employee Benefits
- Hazard Default Notice
-
Healthy Eating Program
- International Solar Cities Congress
-
International Year of Languages
- Job Skills
- Literacy and Numeracy
- Outback Tourism
- Premier's ANZAC School Prize
- Premier's be Active Challenge
- Premier's Reading Challenge
- School Computers
- School Facilities
- School Funding
-
School Maintenance
-
2007-11-21
-
- School Uniforms
- School-To-Work Program
- Schools, Environmental Sustainability
- Schools, Water and Energy Consumption
- South Australian Certificate of Education
- Teachers
-
Tour Down Under
-
Tourism
-
Tourism Events
- Tourism Eyre Peninsula
- Tourism, Wine and Food
- Victoria Park Redevelopment
-
World Food Exchange
- 2008-06-03
-
2008-06-04
-
-
Speeches
-
MAYWALD, Karlene Ann
- Speeches
-
Answers
-
Eyre Peninsula Water Supply
-
Goulburn-Murray Water Recovery Project
-
2007-11-15
-
- Green Manufacturing
- Labor Party Fundraising
-
Lake Victoria
-
2007-10-23
-
- Long Flat Irrigation Trust
- Morgan-Whyalla Pipeline
-
Mount Bold Reservoir
-
2008-02-13
-
2008-02-14
- 2008-02-27
-
- Murray River
-
Murray River Drought Management
-
2008-07-03
-
-
Murray River Irrigators
- Murray River, Lower Lakes
-
Murray-Darling Basin
-
Murray-Darling Basin Agreement
-
2008-07-03
-
-
Public Service Employee Numbers
-
2008-04-02
-
-
SA Water
- SA Water Capital Works
- Sewage Overflows
- Stormwater Initiatives
- Virginia Pipeline
- Waste Water
- Water Allocation
-
Water Billing
- Water Carting, Lower Lakes
- Water Infrastructure
- Water Licences
-
Water Policy
- Water Purchase Fund
- Water Research
- Water Savings
-
Water Security
- Water Security Office
- Water Trading
-
Wellington Weir
-
-
MCEWEN, Rory John
- Speeches
-
Answers
-
Country Hospital Donations
-
2008-07-24
-
- Dairy Industry
- Desalination Plants
- Marine Scalefish Fishery
-
Murray River Irrigators
-
2008-06-04
-
- Murray River, Lower Lakes
- Prawns
-
-
MCFETRIDGE, Duncan
-
Speeches
- Alcohol Consumption
- Appropriation Bill
- APY Lands Inquiry
- BreastScreen SA
- Bus Services
- Emergency Services Funding (Protection of Funds) Amendment Bill
- Environment Protection (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Firearms (Firearms Prohibition Orders) Amendment Bill
- Jack Fox Oval
- King Street Bridge
-
Liquor Licensing Hours
- Motor Vehicles (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Murray River, Lower Lakes
- National Ride to Work Day
- No Confidence Motion: Minister for Transport
-
Public Transport
- Road Traffic (Heavy Vehicle Driver Fatigue) Amendment Bill
- Santos Limited (Deed of Undertaking) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Transport Portfolio) Bill
- Stolen Generations
- Summary Offences (Indecent Filming) Amendment Bill
-
Supply Bill 2008
- Training and Skills Development Bill
- Tramline Extension
- Water Security
- West Beach Recreation Reserve (Boating Facilities) Amendment Bill
- WorkCover Corporation (Governance Review) Amendment Bill
-
Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation (Scheme Review) Amendment Bill
-
2008-04-01
-
-
Questions
- APY Lands, Airstrips
- APY Lands, Sport and Recreation
- Auditor-General's Report
-
Black Spot Program
- Blackwood Park Road Link Costs
- Bridge Structures
- Broadband Rollout
- Broadband Strategy
- Bus Replacement
-
Business and Parliament Trust
- Business Growth Program
- Case Management Secretariat
-
Clayton-Walsh Report
- Community Builders Program
- Contract Positions
- Contractors
- Cultana Army Training Camp
- Driver and Vehicle Licensing
- Economic Development Board
- Economic Strategy and Policy Development Program
- Employees, Full Time
- Employers Mutual Case Managers
- Ernabella Community
- Excess Funds Account
- Expiation Notices
- Federal Funding
- Financial Reconciliation
- Fines Revenue
-
Flood Damaged Roads
- General Ledger Expenditure
- Gepps Cross Intersection
- Government Boards and Committees Remuneration
- Government Review
- Green Cycle Paths Program
- Growing Prosperity Program
- History Trust and SA Museum Revenue
- Holdfast Shores
- Housing Trust
- Indigenous Medical Scholarships Project
- Industrial Relations
- Innovation Commercialisation and Development Grants
- Interest Payments
- Kanpi Community
-
Koonibba Community
-
2008-07-22
-
- Leadership Development Program
- Lean Education and Application Network Programs
-
Level Crossings
- Loan Write-Off
- Local Government Disaster Fund
- Long Term Borrowings
- Manufacturing Sector
- Marine Infrastructure
- Marine Maintenance
- Mass Action Program
- Metropolitan Adelaide Industrial Land Strategy
- Mobile Phones
- Motor Vehicle Accidents
- Motor Vehicle Industry Funding
- Motor Vehicle Registration Database
-
Noarlunga Rail Line
- Northern Expressway
- O-Bahn Corridor
- Oliphant Centre
-
Overtaking Lanes
- P-Plate Drivers
- Patawalonga Barrage Upgrade
- Payroll Procedures
- Pipalyatjara Community
- Plant and Equipment Disposal
-
Policy and Planning Program
- Port River Expressway
- Port Stanvac Refinery
- Public Hospitals, Adverse Events
- Public Sector Separation Packages
- Public Service Employees
- Public Transport
-
Public Transport Patronage
- Rail Contract Management
-
Rail Track Replacement
- Rail, Standard Gauge
- Railway Re-Sleepering
- Raukkan Community
- Recreational Boating Facilities
- Regional Development Boards
- Registration and Licensing Transactions
- Research and Development Expenditure
-
Road Maintenance
- Road Sealing
- Road Transport Requirements
- Roads, Rural Sealed Network
- Roadside Rest Areas
- School Funding
- Scotdesco Community
- Shark Patrols
- South Australian Private Equity Program
- South Road Upgrade
- Speed Cameras
-
Speeding Fines
- State Heritage List
- State Strategic Plan
- Tour Down Under
- Trade and Economic Development Department
- Trade Union Grants
- Tram Airconditioning
-
Tram Derailment
- Tram Passengers
-
Tramline
-
2008-03-06
-
-
Tramline Extension
-
2008-05-01
- 2008-06-05
-
2008-06-17
-
- TransAdelaide Payroll Services
- Transport Depreciation
-
Transport Infrastructure
-
2007-10-16
-
-
Transport Infrastructure Services Program
- Transport Initiatives
- Transport Safety and Regulation Services Program
- Transport Security
-
Transport, Energy and Infrastructure Department
- TRUMPS
-
WorkCover Corporation
- WorkCover Unfunded Liability, Public Sector
- Workers Compensation
- Yalata Community
- Yalata Facilities
-
Speeches
-
O'BRIEN, Michael Francis
-
Speeches
- Adelaide Park Lands (Facilitation of Development of Victoria Park) Amendment Bill
- Appropriation Bill
- Civil Liability (Food Donors and Distributors) Amendment Bill
- Education (Compulsory Education Age) Amendment Bill
- Food Plan
- Franchises
- Independent Commission Against Corruption
- Kangaroo Island Transport
- Northern Suburbs
- Passenger Transport (Safety of Passengers) Amendment Bill
- Playford City Council District
- Public Accounts Committee
- Statutes Amendment (Water Conservation Target and Sustainable Water Resources) Bill
- Questions
-
Speeches
-
PEDERICK, Adrian Stephen
-
Speeches
-
Appropriation Bill
- Civil Liability (Food Donors and Distributors) Amendment Bill
- Controlled Substances (Drug Detection Powers) Amendment Bill
- Country Health Care Plan
- Country Transport Services
- Criminal Law (Clamping, Impounding and Forfeiture of Vehicles) (Prescribed Offences) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law (Sentencing) (Victims of Crime) Amendment Bill
- Drought
- Education (Compulsory Education Age) Amendment Bill
- Environment Protection (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Fire Hydrants
- Firearms (Firearms Prohibition Orders) Amendment Bill
- Food Labelling Laws
- Graffiti Vandalism
- Grain Marketing
- Jabuk Centenary
- Kangaroo Island Transport
- Motor Vehicles (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Murray Bridge Council Award
-
Murray River
-
Murray River Drought Management
-
2007-11-15
-
- Murray River, Lower Lakes
-
Murray-Darling Basin
- Murray-Darling Basin Agreement
- National Gas (South Australia) Bill
- Notices of Motion
- Pinnaroo
- Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Animal Welfare) Amendment Bill
- Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act
- Public Transport
- Public Works Committee: Clayton Water Supply
- Public Works Committee: Craigmore High School
- Public Works Committee: Little Para Dam Safety Upgrade
- Rail Network, Seaford Rise
- Regional Employment
- Road Traffic (Heavy Vehicle Driver Fatigue) Amendment Bill
- Santos Limited (Deed of Undertaking) Bill
- Serious and Organised Crime (Control) Bill
- Sewerage (Water Management Measures—Use of Waste Material) Amendment Bill
- Shared Services
- Social Development Committee: Gestational Surrogacy
- Social Development Committee: South Australian Certificate of Education
- Solid Waste Levy
- Southern Expressway
- Statutes Amendment (Water Conservation Target and Sustainable Water Resources) Bill
- Statutes Amendment and Repeal (Taxation Administration) Bill
- Summary Offences (Indecent Filming) Amendment Bill
- Supply Bill 2008
- Training and Skills Development Bill
-
Valedictories
- Water Briefings
- Water Resources
- Water Security
- Waterworks (Water Management Measures—Use of Rainwater) Amendment Bill
- Western Mount Lofty Ranges Water Resources
- WorkCover Corporation: Member for Hartley
- Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation (Scheme Review) Amendment Bill
-
-
Questions
- Country Health Care Plan
- Education, Special Needs
- Employee Benefits
-
Lake Victoria
-
2007-10-23
-
- Long Flat Irrigation Trust
- Marine Scalefish Fishery
- Mobilong Prison
- Mount Bold Reservoir
-
Murray River Drought Management
-
2008-07-03
-
-
Murray River, Lower Lakes
- Public Service Employee Benefits
-
Water Billing
-
2008-07-23
-
-
Water Security
-
Wellington Weir
-
Speeches
-
PENFOLD, Elizabeth Meryl
-
Speeches
- American Army Small Ships
-
Appropriation Bill
-
2008-06-18
- 2008-07-03
-
- Country Health Care Plan
- Country Health Services
- Cummins Rural Care Facility
- Health Care Bill
- Kirton Point Emergency Services Centre
-
Marine Parks Bill
-
2007-11-20
-
- Nuclear Waste
- SA Water
- Shared Services
- Solid Waste Levy
- Spragg Bag Waterbag
- Supply Bill 2008
- The Other Side
- Water Security
- Water Technology
- Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation (Scheme Review) Amendment Bill
-
Questions
- Ambulance Services
- Country Ambulance Service Upgrade
-
Country Health Care Plan
-
2008-07-03
-
- Cruise Ship Industry
- Cummins Rural Care Facility
-
Eyre Peninsula Water Supply
- Patient Assisted Transport Scheme
- Tourism Eyre Peninsula
-
Speeches
-
PENGILLY, Michael Redding
-
Speeches
- Appropriation Bill
- Correctional Services (Application of Truth in Sentencing) Amendment Bill
- Country Health Care Plan
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Double Jeopardy) Amendment Bill
- Deep Creek
- Economic and Finance Committee: Emergency Services Levy
- Environment, Resources and Development Committee: Coastal Development
- Firearms (Firearms Prohibition Orders) Amendment Bill
- Fleurieu Peninsula Swamps
- Fleurieu Peninsula Water Supply
- Health Care Bill
-
Kangaroo Island Fires
- Kangaroo Island Natural Resources Management Board
- Kangaroo Island Transport
- Land Tax
- Legacy Club of Adelaide
-
Local Government
- Local Government (Superannuation Scheme) Amendment Bill
- Marine Parks Bill
-
Marine Protected Areas
- Member's Remarks
- Middle River Dam
- Murray Lakes Clean-Up
- Murray River
- Murray River Drought Management
- Murray River, Lower Lakes
- Natural Resources Management
- Notices of Motion
- Onkaparinga City Council
- Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act
- Public Transport
- Public Works Committee: Cast Metals Precinct
- Public Works Committee: Clayton Water Supply
- Public Works Committee: Craigmore High School
- Public Works Committee: Dunstan Playhouse
- Public Works Committee: Elizabeth Park Neighbourhood Renewal Project
- Public Works Committee: Flinders Medical Centre Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Flood Damage Rectification in Various National Parks
- Public Works Committee: Little Para Dam Safety Upgrade
- Public Works Committee: Northern Expressway
- Public Works Committee: Old Stock Exchange Building
- Public Works Committee: Playford North Regeneration Project—Andrews Farm
- Public Works Committee: Playford North Urban Renewal Project
- Public Works Committee: Whyalla Pipeline Pumping Stations
- Rail Network, Seaford Rise
-
Solid Waste Levy
- South Coast Public Transport
- Southern Expressway
- Southern Ocean Lodge
- Statutes Amendment (Water Conservation Target and Sustainable Water Resources) Bill
- Summary Offences (Indecent Filming) Amendment Bill
-
Supply Bill 2008
- Tiger Airways
-
Tourism
- Trade Schools
- Victoria Park Redevelopment
- Vietnamese Veterans Association of South Australia
- Water Security
- Waterworks (Water Management Measures—Use of Rainwater) Amendment Bill
- WorkCover Corporation: Member for Bright
- WorkCover Corporation: Member for Hartley
- Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation (Scheme Review) Amendment Bill
- World Food Exchange
-
Questions
- Auditor-General's Report
- Cost Benefit Analysis
- Country Health SA
- Formula One Exhibition Race
- Northern Suburbs
- Starfish Hill Wind Farm
- Tiger Airways
- Torrens Parade Ground
-
Tour Down Under
- 2007-10-18
-
2008-07-23
- Tourism Events
- Victoria Park Redevelopment
-
World Food Exchange
- 2008-06-03
-
2008-06-04
-
Speeches
-
PICCOLO, Antonio
-
Speeches
- Children in Care
- Economic and Finance Committee: Franchises
- Evanston Gardens Primary School
- Gawler Railway Station Restoration
- International Men's Health Week
- Italo-Australian MP Forum
- Johnson, Mr M.R.
- McLeod's Daughters
- Member's Remarks
- National Men's Health Forum
- Urban Growth Boundary
- Volunteers, Service Clubs
- Questions
-
Speeches
-
PISONI, David Gregory
-
Speeches
- Alcohol Consumption
-
Appropriation Bill
- Attorney-General's Remarks
- Clothing Outworkers
- Constitution (Number of Ministers) Amendment Bill
- Correctional Services (Application of Truth in Sentencing) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Rape and Sexual Offences) Amendment Bill
- Economic and Finance Committee: Franchises
- Education (Compulsory Education Age) Amendment Bill
- Education, National Curriculum
- Education, Socioeconomic Status Funding Model
- Fashoda Street Property
- Food Additives
-
Glenside Hospital Redevelopment
- Healthy Eating Program
- Hyde Park Development Proposal
- Ikaria, Anniversary of Liberation
- Le Cornu
- Liquor Licensing (Certificates of Approval) Amendment Bill
- Notices of Motion
- Parliamentary Committee on Occupational Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation: Workplace Injuries and Deaths
- Pay-Roll Tax (Harmonisation Project) Amendment Bill
- Police, Unley
- Private Parking Areas (Penalties) Amendment Bill
- Public Works Committee: Cast Metals Precinct
- Public Works Committee: Craigmore High School
- Public Works Committee: Dunstan Playhouse
- Public Works Committee: Flinders Medical Centre Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Ifould Apartments
- Public Works Committee: Little Para Dam Safety Upgrade
- Public Works Committee: Northern Expressway
- Public Works Committee: Old Stock Exchange Building
- Public Works Committee: Playford North Regeneration Project—Andrews Farm
- Public Works Committee: Playford North Urban Renewal Project
- Public Works Committee: Rail Revitalisation Project
- Public Works Committee: Virginia Reclaimed Water Pipeline
- Rail Network, Seaford Rise
- Scouts Youth Team Challenge
- Select Committee on Balancing Work and Life Responsibilities
- Shared Services
- Statutes Amendment (Police Superannuation) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Water Conservation Target and Sustainable Water Resources) Bill
-
Supply Bill 2008
-
Training and Skills Development Bill
-
2008-05-07
-
- Voluntary Euthanasia
- WorkCover Corporation: Member for Bright
- WorkCover Corporation: Member for Hartley
- WorkCover Corporation: Member for Light
- WorkCover Corporation: Member for Mawson
- WorkCover Corporation: Member for Reynell
- Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation (Scheme Review) Amendment Bill
-
Questions
-
Childhood Obesity
-
2008-04-01
-
- Cigarette Sales
- Disability Funding
- EPODE Program
- Exhaust Systems
- Green Manufacturing
- Healthy Eating Program
-
Industrial Action
- Marcos Engineering Limited
- Maritime Skills Centre
- Mining Sector Employment
- Office of the North
-
Price and Safety Compliance
-
2008-02-12
-
- Public Works Committee
- Road Safety Cameras
-
School Computers
- School Funding
- School Uniforms
- Unley Development Plan Amendment Report
- Volunteers
-
-
Speeches
-
PORTOLESI, Grace
-
Speeches
- Adelaide Botanic Garden
- Footpaths
- Graffiti Control (Sale of Graffiti Implements) Amendment Bill
- Hartley Electorate
-
Landlord and Tenant (Distress for Rent—Health Records Exemption) Amendment Bill
-
2008-04-03
- 2008-04-10
-
- Local Government Education Program
- Medical Records
- Mobile Phones
- Pensions
-
Select Committee on Balancing Work and Life Responsibilities
- Spent Convictions Bill
- Volunteers
-
Questions
- ANZAC Day
- Business and Consumer Confidence
- Defence Industry
- Greenhouse Gas Emissions
- Health Ministers' Conference
- Higher Education Scholarships
- Legal Aid, Homeless People
- Netball World Championships
- School-To-Work Program
- South Australian Economy
- Sporting Events
- Women's Information Service
- Youth Participation
-
Speeches
-
RANKINE, Jennifer Mary
-
Speeches
- Alcohol Consumption
- Auditor-General's Report
- Fair Trading (Telemarketing) Amendment Bill
-
Legal Profession Bill
-
Liquor Licensing (Certificates of Approval) Amendment Bill
-
2007-10-18
- 2007-11-15
-
- Liquor Licensing (Power to Bar) Amendment Bill
- Local Government (Advertising Material) Amendment Bill
- Local Government (Auditor-General) Amendment Bill
-
Private Parking Areas (Penalties) Amendment Bill
-
2007-10-18
- 2007-11-15
-
- Rape and Sexual Offences
- Select Committee on Balancing Work and Life Responsibilities
-
Statutes Amendment (Advisory Panels Repeal) Bill
-
2007-10-18
-
2008-02-14
-
- Statutes Amendment (Members Allowances—Metropolitan Councils) Amendment Bill
-
Answers
- Advertising, False Billing
- Auditor-General's Report
- Children's Literature
- Consumer Affairs Ministerial Council
- Consumer Goods, Green Marketing
- Cost Benefit Analysis
- Easling, Mr T.
- Flooding
- Fraud Fortnight
- Kangaroo Island Fires
-
Living Books
- Local Government
- Local Government Disaster Fund
- Local Government Relations
-
Office for Women
- Pink Ribbon Day
-
Premier's Council for Women
-
2008-02-12
-
-
Price and Safety Compliance
-
2008-02-12
-
- Public Land
- Schoolies Week
-
Total Employment Cost
- Travel Scam
- Volunteers
- Women in Local Government
-
Women's Information Service
- WorkChoices
-
Speeches
-
RANN AC CNZM, Michael David
-
Speeches
- APY Lands Inquiry
- Auditor-General's Report
- Broomhill, Hon. G.R.
- Bushfires
- Cabinet Reshuffle
- Cameron, Hon. C.R.
- Children in State Care Apology
-
Children in State Care Inquiry
- Crimes, Mr E.H.
- Dangerous Offenders
-
Drought
- Interest Rates
-
Legislative Council Vacancy
- Mitsubishi Employees, Lending Institutions
- Mitsubishi Motors
- Motorcycle Gangs
- Murray River Irrigators
- Murray-Darling Basin
- Murray-Darling Basin Agreement
- No Confidence Motion: Minister for Health
- No Confidence Motion: Minister for Transport
- Queen's Counsel
- Rape and Sexual Offences
-
Santos
- Solar Feed-In Laws
- Standing Orders Suspension
- State Strategic Plan
- Stolen Generations
- Veterans Affairs Minister
- Water Security
-
WorkCover Corporation
-
Answers
-
AAMI Stadium
-
Adelaide Cabaret Festival
-
Adelaide Festival of Arts
- Adelaide International Guitar Festival
- Adelaide Writers' Week
- Adelaide Zoo
- AFL Drugs Policy
- APY Lands Inquiry
- APY Lands, Sport and Recreation
- BHP Billiton
- Brown Hill Wind Farm
-
Business and Parliament Trust
-
Carbon Emissions
-
2008-02-14
-
- Carnegie Mellon University
-
Children in State Care Inquiry
-
Climate Change
- Common Ground Franklin Street
- Competitiveness Council
- Consultants and Contractors
- Council of Australian Governments
- Country Health Care Plan
- Defence Industry
- Defence SA
- Defence SA Administrative Unit
- Department Amalgamations
-
Desalination Plants
- Disability Funding
- Easling, Mr T.
-
Election Advertising
-
2007-10-18
-
- Emissions Trading Scheme
- Employee Benefits
- Employment
- Federal Election
- Formula One Exhibition Race
- Fuelwatch
- General Motors Holden
- Glenside Hospital Redevelopment
- Government Legislative Program
- Greek Orthodox Church
- Greenhouse Gas Emissions
- Guardianship Board
- Health System
- History Trust and SA Museum Revenue
- Industrial Action
- Interest Rates
- Labor Party Fundraising
- Land Management Corporation
- Land Prices
-
Legislative Council Vacancy
-
2007-10-25
-
- Manufacturing Sector
- Marathon Resources
- Marcos Engineering Limited
-
Marjorie Jackson-Nelson Hospital
- Mining and Energy Sectors
-
Mitsubishi Motors
-
2008-02-12
-
-
Motorcycle Gangs
-
2008-05-06
-
- Mountford, Rev. J.
- Murray River Irrigators
-
Murray-Darling Basin
-
2008-04-01
- 2008-04-10
-
- Murray-Darling Basin Agreement
- National 2020 Summit
- Native Vegetation
- Netball World Championships
- Northern Suburbs
- Office of the North
- Plastic Bags
- Police Complaints Authority
- Premier's Reading Challenge
- Prime Ministerial Visit
-
Prisons
-
2008-05-08
-
- Protocol Unit Procurement Transactions
- Public Service Employee Benefits
-
Public Service Employee Numbers
-
2008-02-13
- 2008-06-05
-
- Public Service Employees
- Renewable Energy
- Roxby Downs
- Sentencing, Armed Robbery
- Shared Services
-
Solar Cities Congress
-
2008-03-06
-
-
Solar Energy
-
2008-06-03
-
-
Sporting Events
- State Economy
- State Government Investments
- State Strategic Plan
- Sustainability and Climate Change Program
- Techport
- Thinker in Residence
- Torrens Parade Ground
-
Tour Down Under
- Trade Mission, India
- Trade Union Grants
- Tram and Train Derailments
- Tram Derailment
- United Nations Development Fund for Women
-
Victoria Park Redevelopment
-
Water Billing
-
2008-07-22
-
2008-07-24
-
- Water Infrastructure
-
Water Resources
-
Water Security
- WOMADelaide
-
WorkCover Corporation
-
-
Speeches
-
RAU SC, John Robert
-
Speeches
- Cameron, Hon. C.R.
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Double Jeopardy) Amendment Bill
- Emergency Services Funding (Protection of Funds) Amendment Bill
- Food Labelling Laws
- Independent Commission Against Corruption
- Independent Commission Against Crime and Corruption Bill
- Landlord and Tenant (Distress for Rent—Health Records Exemption) Amendment Bill
- Native Vegetation (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
-
Natural Resources Committee
- Natural Resources Committee: Eyre Peninsula Natural Resources Management Board
- Natural Resources Committee: Northern and Yorke Natural Resources Management Board
- Natural Resources Committee: South-East Natural Resources Management Board
- Rodeos, Regulations
- Select Committee on Balancing Work and Life Responsibilities
- Statutes Amendment (Water Conservation Target and Sustainable Water Resources) Bill
- Water Security
- WorkCover Corporation: Member for Bright
- WorkCover Corporation: Member for Hartley
- WorkCover Corporation: Member for Mawson
- Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation (Scheme Review) Amendment Bill
- Questions
-
Speeches
-
REDMOND, Isobel Mary
-
Speeches
- Adelaide Festival Centre Trust (Financial Restructure) Amendment Bill
-
Appropriation Bill
- Children in State Care Apology
-
Civil Liability (Food Donors and Distributors) Amendment Bill
-
2008-07-22
-
- Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (Classification Process) Amendment Bill
- Constitution (Legislative Council Reform) Amendment Bill
- Controlled Substances (Controlled Drugs, Precursors and Cannabis) Amendment Bill
- Controlled Substances (Drug Detection Powers) Amendment Bill
- Correctional Services (Application of Truth in Sentencing) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law (Sentencing) (Victims of Crime) Amendment Bill
-
Criminal Law Consolidation (Double Jeopardy) Amendment Bill
-
2008-03-04
-
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Rape and Sexual Offences) Amendment Bill
- Deputy Premier's Remarks
- Firearms (Firearms Prohibition Orders) Amendment Bill
- Independent Commission Against Corruption
- Independent Commission Against Crime and Corruption Bill
- Landlord and Tenant (Distress for Rent—Health Records Exemption) Amendment Bill
-
Legal Profession Bill
- Notices of Motion
- Prescribed Medications
-
Serious and Organised Crime (Control) Bill
-
2008-02-13
-
- Standing Orders Suspension
- Statute Law Revision Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Evidence and Procedure) Bill
-
2008-02-27
-
- Statutes Amendment (Public Order Offences) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Real Property) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Young Offenders) Bill
- Summary Offences (Drug Paraphernalia) Amendment Bill
-
Summary Offences (Indecent Filming) Amendment Bill
- Voluntary Euthanasia Bill
- WorkCover Corporation: Member for Mawson
- Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation (Scheme Review) Amendment Bill
-
Questions
- Age Accommodation
- Ageing Plan
- APY Lands Inquiry
- Attorney-General's Department
-
Attorney-General's Operating Account
- Crime Prevention Fund
- Disability Employment Strategy
- Domiciliary Care SA
- Forensic Science Program
- Guardianship Board
- Julia Farr Association
- Jurors Payments
-
Labor Party Fundraising
-
2008-04-09
-
- Legal Aid Funding
- Legal Fees
- Magarey Farlam
- Mount Barker Hospital
- Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions
-
Penalty Management Services
-
2008-02-28
-
- Public Trustee Office
- Salvation Army Alcohol Stabilisation Program
- Supported Accommodation Strategy
- Victims of Crime Fund
-
Speeches
-
SIMMONS, Lindsay Anne
-
Speeches
- Appropriation Bill
- Asperger's Syndrome
- BreastScreen SA
- Children in State Care Apology
- East Turkistan
- Environmental Education Centre
-
Fair Work (Prohibition Against Bargaining Services Fee) Amendment Bill
- Glenside Hospital Redevelopment
- Health Care Bill
- Indigenous Medical Scholarships Project
- International Year of Languages
- Montacute Country Fire Service Brigade
- National Heart Week
- Polomka, Mr G.
- Vietnamese Veterans Association of South Australia
- With One Voice
-
Questions
- Adelaide Cabaret Festival
- Adelaide International Guitar Festival
- Consumer Affairs Ministerial Council
- Disability Funding
- International Association of Labour Inspection
- Ngarrindjeri Regional Partnership Agreement
- Public-Private Partnerships
- School Facilities
- Schools, Environmental Sustainability
- Taxation
-
Speeches
-
STEVENS, Lea
-
Speeches
- Adelaide City Council
- Children in State Care Apology
- Coorong
- Elizabeth Grove Community Campus
- Elizabeth Vale Primary School
- Health Care Bill
- Lyell McEwin Hospital
- Organ Donation
- Para West Early Learning Centre Preschool
- Public Works Committee: Craigmore High School
- Public Works Committee: Playford North Urban Renewal Project
- Public Works Committee: Virginia Reclaimed Water Pipeline
- Remembrance Day
- SA Ambulance Service
- Stolen Generations
- Superannuation Schemes
- Supply Bill 2008
- Questions
-
Speeches
-
SUCH, Robert Bruce
-
Speeches
- Adelaide Botanic Garden
- Adelaide Park Lands (Facilitation of Development of Victoria Park) Amendment Bill
- Alcohol Consumption
-
Appropriation Bill
- Asperger's Syndrome
- Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration (Registration of Deaths) Amendment Bill
- BreastScreen SA
- Broomhill, Hon. G.R.
-
Bus Services
- Child Sex Offenders Registration (Registration of Internet Activities) Amendment Bill
- Constitution (Electoral Redistribution) Amendment Bill
- Constitution (Legislative Council Reform) Amendment Bill
- Coorong
- Criminal Law (Sentencing) (Abolition of Suspended Sentences) Amendment Bill
- Criminal Law Consolidation (Rape and Sexual Offences) Amendment Bill
- Dog and Cat Management (Cats) Amendment Bill
- Dog and Cat Management (Council Plans of Management) Amendment Bill
- Education (Compulsory Education Age) Amendment Bill
- Electoral (Voting Age) Amendment Bill
- Fair Work (Prohibition Against Bargaining Services Fee) Amendment Bill
- Female Foeticide
- Firearms (Firearms Prohibition Orders) Amendment Bill
- Food Hygiene
- Food Labelling Laws
- Gaming Machines (Hours of Operation) Amendment Bill
- Glenside Hospital Redevelopment
- Gould Group
- Graffiti Control (Carrying Graffiti Implements) Amendment Bill
- Graffiti Control (Orders on Conviction) Amendment Bill
- Graffiti Control (Sale of Graffiti Implements) Amendment Bill
- Graffiti Vandalism
- Health Care Bill
- Independent Commission Against Corruption
- Independent Commission Against Crime and Corruption Bill
- Landlord and Tenant (Distress for Rent—Health Records Exemption) Amendment Bill
- Lobbying and Ministerial Accountability Bill
- Marine Parks Bill
- Member's Remarks
- Men's Health
- Murray River Drought Management
- Native Vegetation (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Neighbourhood Dispute Resolution Bill
- Ovarian Cancer
- Parliamentary Committee on Occupational Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation: Workplace Injuries and Deaths
- Population Growth
- Public Transport
- Public Works Committee: Craigmore High School
- Public Works Committee: Flinders Medical Centre Redevelopment
- Public Works Committee: Little Para Dam Safety Upgrade
- Public Works Committee: Rail Revitalisation Project
- Public Works Committee: Virginia Reclaimed Water Pipeline
- Rail Network, Seaford Rise
- Referendum (Electoral Redistribution) Bill
- Referendum (Legislative Council Reform) Bill
- Select Committee on Balancing Work and Life Responsibilities
- Statutes Amendment (Water Conservation Target and Sustainable Water Resources) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Young Offenders) Bill
- Superannuation Schemes
- Tobacco Products Regulation (Indirect Orders) Amendment Bill
- Training and Skills Development Bill
- Water Security
- Waterworks (Water Management Measures—Use of Rainwater) Amendment Bill
- Western Mount Lofty Ranges Water Resources
- Workplace Health
-
Speeches
-
THOMPSON, Mary Gabrielle
- Speeches
- Questions
-
VENNING, Ivan Howard
-
Speeches
- Alcohol Consumption
-
Appropriation Bill
- Barley Contracts
- Barossa Train Service
- Boats, Grey Water Treatment System
- Broomhill, Hon. G.R.
- Child Sex Offenders Registration (Registration of Internet Activities) Amendment Bill
- Childhood Obesity
- Civil Liability (Food Donors and Distributors) Amendment Bill
- Controlled Substances (Controlled Drugs, Precursors and Cannabis) Amendment Bill
- Controlled Substances (Drug Detection Powers) Amendment Bill
-
Country Health Care Plan
- Division Count
-
Drought
- Environment, Resources and Development Committee: Coastal Development
- Fire Hydrants
- Firearms (Firearms Prohibition Orders) Amendment Bill
- Gaming Machines (Hours of Operation) Amendment Bill
- Graffiti Control (Sale of Graffiti Implements) Amendment Bill
- Graffiti Vandalism
- Health Care Bill
- Independent Commission Against Corruption
- Kangaroo Island Transport
- Labor Government
- Lake Eyre Basin (Intergovernmental Agreement) (Ratification of Amendments) Amendment Bill
- Liquor Licensing (Certificates of Approval) Amendment Bill
- Mannum
- Mannum Ferry
- Member's Remarks
- Murray
- Murray River
- Murray River Drought Management
- Murray River Irrigators
- National Gas (South Australia) Bill
- Native Vegetation (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Notices of Motion
- Planning
- Port River Bridges
- Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Animal Welfare) Amendment Bill
- Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act
- Private Parking Areas (Penalties) Amendment Bill
- Public Transport
- Public Works Committee: Rail Revitalisation Project
- Road Traffic (Heavy Vehicle Driver Fatigue) Amendment Bill
- Rodeos, Regulations
- Serious and Organised Crime (Control) Bill
- Shared Services
- Southern Expressway
- Statutes Amendment (Advisory Panels Repeal) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Evidence and Procedure) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Police Superannuation) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Proceeds of Terrorism) Bill
-
Statutes Amendment (Transport Portfolio) Bill
-
2008-04-29
-
- Statutes Amendment (Water Conservation Target and Sustainable Water Resources) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Young Offenders) Bill
- Superannuation Schemes
- Supply Bill 2008
- Tobacco Products Regulation (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Valedictories
-
Voluntary Euthanasia Bill
- Water Resources
- Water Transfers
- Waterworks (Water Management Measures—Use of Rainwater) Amendment Bill
- West Beach Recreation Reserve (Boating Facilities) Amendment Bill
- Western Australian Parliamentarians
- Wheat Crops
- Wheat Marketing
- Wine Industry
- WorkCover Corporation: Member for Hartley
- WorkCover Corporation: Member for Light
- WorkCover Corporation: Member for Mawson
- Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation (Scheme Review) Amendment Bill
- Questions
-
Speeches
-
WEATHERILL AO, Jay Wilson
-
Speeches
- Aboriginal Lands Parliamentary Standing Committee
- APY Lands Inquiry
- Broomhill, Hon. G.R.
- Butler, Sir Richard
- Cameron, Hon. C.R.
- Child Protection
- Children in State Care Apology
- Children in State Care Inquiry
- Disability Funding
- Environment Protection (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill
- Johnson, Mrs G.
- Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Animal Welfare) Amendment Bill
- Sittings and Business
- Valedictories
- Water Security
-
Answers
- Aboriginal Affairs
- Age Accommodation
- Ageing Plan
-
APY Lands
-
2008-05-07
-
- APY Lands Inquiry
- APY Lands, Housing
- APY Lands, State Government Transaction Services
- Bradken Foundry
- Child Adoption
- Child Protection
- Child Sexual Abuse
-
Children in State Care Inquiry
- Companion Card
- Disability Employment Strategy
-
Disability Funding
- Domiciliary Care SA
- Ernabella Community
- Families and Communities Department
- Families SA, Care Placement
- Gambling, Problem
- Glenside Hospital Redevelopment
- Government Review
- HomeStart
-
Housing Affordability
-
Housing SA
- Housing SA Tenancy Agreements
-
Housing Trust
-
Housing Trust Waiting List
- Julia Farr Association
- Kanpi Community
-
Koonibba Community
-
2008-07-22
-
- Legal Aid, Homeless People
- Motel Accommodation
- Ngarrindjeri Regional Partnership Agreement
- Pipalyatjara Community
- Poverty
-
Public Housing
- Public Sector Week
- Raukkan Community
- Reconciliation, Youth
- Rental Accommodation, Regional South Australia
- Salvation Army Alcohol Stabilisation Program
- Scotdesco Community
- Seniors, Community Involvement
- Supported Accommodation Strategy
- Technical Aid for the Disabled
- Yalata Community
- Yalata Facilities
-
Speeches
-
WHITE AM, Patricia Lynne
-
Speeches
- Badcoe, Major Peter
- Economic and Finance Committee
- Public Housing
- Public Works Committee: Craigmore High School
- Public Works Committee: Little Para Dam Safety Upgrade
- Public Works Committee: Old Stock Exchange Building
- Public Works Committee: Playford North Urban Renewal Project
- Public Works Committee: Virginia Reclaimed Water Pipeline
-
Social Development Committee
- Social Development Committee: Gestational Surrogacy
- Social Development Committee: South Australian Certificate of Education
- Two Wells Golf Club
- Virginia Floods
- Questions
-
Speeches
-
WILLIAMS, Michael Richard
-
Speeches
-
Appropriation Bill
-
2008-06-18
- 2008-07-03
-
- Australian Energy Market Commission Establishment (Consumer Advocacy Panel) Amendment Bill
- Coorong
-
Country Health Care Plan
- Drought
- Firearms (Firearms Prohibition Orders) Amendment Bill
- Fisheries Management Regulations
- Health Care Bill
- Independent Commission Against Corruption
- Kangaroo Island Fires
- Landlord and Tenant (Distress for Rent—Health Records Exemption) Amendment Bill
-
Murray River
- Murray River Drought Management
-
Murray-Darling Basin
-
2008-07-23
-
- Murray-Darling Basin Agreement
- National Electricity (South Australia) (National Electricity Law—Miscellaneous Amendments) Amendment Bill
- National Gas (South Australia) Bill
- Premier's Comments
- Public Transport
- Road Traffic (Heavy Vehicle Driver Fatigue) Amendment Bill
- Rodeos, Regulations
- Shared Services
- Solid Waste Levy
- Statutes Amendment (Transport Portfolio) Bill
- Statutes Amendment (Water Conservation Target and Sustainable Water Resources) Bill
- Stormwater Initiatives
-
Supply Bill 2008
- Water Billing
- Water Security
- Water Trading
- WorkCover Corporation
- WorkCover Corporation: Member for Hartley
- Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation (Scheme Review) Amendment Bill
-
-
Questions
-
Auditor-General's Report
- Country Health Care Plan
- Desalination Plants
- Federal Election
-
Goulburn-Murray Water Recovery Project
-
2007-11-15
-
- Hazard Default Notice
- Home Support Services
-
Industrial Relations Commission
- Labor Party Fundraising
- Marathon Resources
- Mount Bold Reservoir
-
Murray River Irrigators
-
2008-06-04
-
-
Murray-Darling Basin
-
2008-04-01
-
2008-04-10
- 2008-05-08
-
- Newport Quays
- Public-Private Partnerships
- Rail, Train and Bus Union
-
SA Water
- 2007-10-25
-
2008-02-13
- SA Water Capital Works
- Shared Services
- Stormwater Initiatives
- Waste Water
-
Water Billing
- Water Carting, Lower Lakes
-
Water Infrastructure
- Water Licences
-
Water Policy
- Water Pricing
- Water Purchase Fund
-
Water Resources
- Water Savings
-
Water Security
- Water Security Office
- Water Trading
-
WorkCover Corporation
-
2007-10-24
-
-
-
Speeches
-
WRIGHT, Michael John
-
Speeches
- Cameron, Hon. C.R.
- Fire and Emergency Services Act Review
- Gladstone Explosion
- Industrial Relations Commission
- Legal Profession Bill
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PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS (ANIMAL WELFARE) AMENDMENT BILL
Committee Stage
In committee (resumed on motion).
(Continued from page 3412.)
Clause 2.
The Hon. G.M. GUNN: I move:
Page 3, line 6—Delete 'a day to be fixed by proclamation' and substitute:
1 January 2015
The purpose of this amendment is to ensure that there is adequate discussion, understanding and education. It will give those involved a reasonable and appropriate time to come to terms with what is proposed, and those who are insisting on these changes a chance to go and look around the world and see what is taking place and not take any notice of malcontents and others.
The Hon. J.D. HILL: I have to respond to that comment.
The Hon. G.M. Gunn: I think it is a very good amendment.
The Hon. J.D. HILL: Yes, I understand. The effect of this amendment would be that the legislation, which the opposition said it generally supports, would not come into existence until 2015, which would in fact contradict the legislation. The member for Stuart has already said the opposition is committed to changing the legislation so, presumably, this is a device to stop the legislation having force until some optimistic point in the future when the Liberal Party eventually returns to government.
Mr Venning: And we will.
The Hon. J.D. HILL: The Liberal Party may not exist in the future. There are talks of amalgamations. Of course, you may have some new conservative force. But, whatever conservative force exists in the future, if it gets into office and wishes to change the legislation, good luck to it. That is the thing about democracy, of course. But, we want it to come into force while we are here. So, we oppose the amendment. I will be interested to see whether the opposition seeks to divide on this particular measure, because I would love to see how members on the other side vote.
Amendment negatived; clause passed.
Clause 3 passed.
Clause 4.
The Hon. G.M. GUNN: I move:
Page 3, line 14—After 'welfare' insert:
; to regulate practices involving animals in a way that may have significant impacts on activities such as farming and rodeos
This is the farmers' clause. I did have some difficulty getting some of these amendments drawn up. There was not a great deal of enthusiasm on the part of the people who were going to do it for me.
We want to make it quite clear that this process does not interfere with those people who are involved in intensive farming practices. The member for Goyder has them in his electorate when you go to Wallaroo or Snowtown. I have got them at Robertstown, Eudunda and Burra. There are these big developments and, if common sense does not apply, then you will not have them—they will be gone. It will have a very detrimental effect on those small communities. If members do not understand this, they could cause problems. Some of these provisions, in relation to the unreasonable requests they want to put on rodeos, are unnecessary and unwise.
The Hon. J.D. HILL: The government does not support the amendment. The amendment seeks to put argument which reflects the positions adopted by the member for Stuart. I think the record will adequately demonstrate his position without changing the name of the legislation.
Amendment negatived; clause passed.
Clause 5 passed.
Clause 6.
The Hon. G.M. GUNN: I move:
Page 4, lines 19 and 20—Delete paragraphs (d) and (e).
The purpose of this amendment is to delete two particular events (which can be considered events at rodeos) so that they can hold these events without having to go through the process which will now be put in place. These events—steer riding and roping or tying—are very important in relation to rodeo events around the world. If these events are excluded and people cannot participate in them, then they may be excluded from participating internationally in Canada and the United States. It is a nonsense, put here at the behest of well-meaning, misguided and out-of-touch people.
The Hon. J.D. HILL: This is at the heart of the member for Stuart's objections to this legislation. The bill amends the existing legislation to include two activities—steer riding and roping or tying—in order to allow regulation of those activities and the legislation sets this out. I understand other areas, such as saddle bronc riding, bareback bronc riding and bull riding, have been subject to regulation for some time. I understand that, as a result of those regulations, those events and activities still occur; so it does not stop those acts occurring. It merely allows regulation of those areas in order to ensure they are done in a way that is not harmful or injurious to animals.
I accept the point the member makes that this adds extra burden on those who run rodeos to demonstrate that they can comply with the legislation, but I think it is a reasonable addition. The government is not opposed to rodeos and it is not trying to stop rodeos occurring. It is just trying to ensure they happen in a way which looks after animal welfare. The extension in these two areas is consistent with the areas of regulation that already exist.
Amendment negatived; clause passed.
Clauses 7 to 11 passed.
Clause 12.
The Hon. J.D. HILL: I move:
Page 8, lines 24 and 25—Delete 'the training prescribed in the regulations as relevant to their conditions of employment' and substitute:
training as prescribed by the regulations.
The Deputy Leader of the Opposition indicated the opposition's support for this amendment—for which I am grateful. I understand the alteration was a necessary consequence of the government in the other place accepting an amendment from the opposition. This clarifies what was intended. I understand that it is agreeable to all parties.
Amendment carried.
The Hon. G.M. GUNN: I move:
Page 10, line 18 [clause 12, insert section 30(2)(a)]—After 'Act' insert:
and, if the powers are to be exercised in respect of premises or a vehicle being used for the purposes of a rodeo, with the agreement of the designated rodeo veterinary surgeon for the rodeo.
There has to be a veterinary surgeon present. It appears to me that logic and common sense will apply if a veterinary surgeon is involved. Therefore, this is a fair, reasonable and sensible amendment, which most reasonable people would accept, and perhaps the extremists would agree with it. At the last rodeo that I went to, when you had these crazy people who wanted to photograph you, I was with Dr Lloyd from Quorn, a well-known and respected doctor throughout the community. He thinks these things are crazy. You do not have to take my word. I suggest you go and ask him. He is a highly competent and highly respected person throughout the community. He is a highly qualified doctor, as the minister would know.
It was interesting that when the doctor went to vote at the last state election, someone handed him a Democrat how-to-vote card, and he said, 'The anti-rodeo people'. These are reasonable things, but with this blatant attempt by the bureaucrats to get their way and not accept any of these changes, all they are doing is making a bed of thorns for them to lay on. That is all I will say.
The Hon. J.D. HILL: Once again, the government does not accept the amendment. The amendment would give the local vet, who is appointed by the rodeo manager to supervise the rodeo, the right of refusing access by an independent inspector. I think that would put the vet in an extraordinary conflicted situation and subject to incredible pressure from the manager or owner of the rodeo, because future work might be denied if they were to accept that an inspector should come on the property. That is an unfair set of arrangements no matter how honourable, credible, or well trained the veterinary expert.
The other point, of course, is that a vet is not a trained inspector. A vet is trained in providing services to injured animals, so using a different skill set is required. While in some ways I understand the point that the member is making, I think that, for the reasons I have just given, the government will have to reject it.
The Hon. G.M. GUNN: I think that most reasonable people would accept that the vet is more qualified than some inspector. The vet is dealing with these sorts of animals probably on daily or weekly basis. I put it to the minister that they have a better understanding of animal behaviour and the latest methods in animal handling and husbandry than some inspector, who has been given a crash course and a rule book to read, and who is really out of their depth.
All I say to the minister is: we beg to differ. I will not force the issue any more. We have put our case very clearly. We have clearly put to the committee the difficulties with this legislation. Obviously, those who are behind it on this occasion will get their own way. But, I repeat: the wheels continue to turn. Some of us will be going to the rodeos and watching, and some of these people in the department will get busy when dozens of questions are put on the Notice Paper. That is what will happen.
The Hon. J.D. HILL: Let me try again to respond to—
The Hon. G.M. Gunn: Ask the member for Morphett; he will confirm it.
The Hon. J.D. HILL: More than others in this place, the member for Morphett would understand what an awkward position a vet would be put in if he or she was at the rodeo doing their job and then put in a position of having to assess whether or not it is appropriate for an inspector to come in and do his or her job in the heat of the rodeo. I think that would put the vet in a very difficult position because, not only would they have to keep an eye on their normal responsibilities, which is the welfare of the animals, they would have to keep in their head whether or not an offence was committed. What if the vet, in the circumstances, made an error? You could see a whole range of legal actions involving the vet.
While I appreciate that vets are skilled people and may well understand animal welfare better than others, this role the member is attempting to put a vet in is not a veterinary role, it is a judging role—and I think that is an unfair imposition on a vet in the circumstances they would find themselves in.
The other point I would make is that, if the vet is the expert, as you say, employed by the rodeo but as an independent person, if an inspector came along and made a finding or made a decision in relation to a particular action, the vet would be a very good witness for the rodeo in any ensuing action. If the vet was put in the position of judging whether an inspection should occur, I would think that it would, to some degree, undermine the capacity of that vet to be a witness in a subsequent court action.
While I appreciate the point the member is making that you do not want to see inspectors come in without due purpose, cause and reason and all of the rest of it, it would be putting the vet who is in a position to do a particular job in an unfair position to ask them to do this additional job. I think it is best that we allow the inspector to be an inspector. It would be like having a vet stopping a police officer from coming in if a police officer thought there was something going on that was illegal—because police officers can apply the laws of this act as well as any inspector. Clearly, you cannot restrain a police officer in their duties, and nor should you, and exactly the same principle should apply here.
Dr McFETRIDGE: As a vet, I have to buy in on this one. I am very sympathetic to the member for Stuart's amendment. Dr Kelly and I—and, in fact, all vets—are not only trained in veterinary medicine and surgery, we are also trained in the rules and regulations that go along with animal production and meat hygiene. You are taught to inspect premises if for no other reason than that the animal production systems going on are conducting the business in such a way that the animals will be produced to the maximum benefit of the organisation or, in this case, that the animals are not only being treated well and their welfare is being looked after but also that the facilities the rodeo organisers are using are suitable so that animal welfare will not be detrimentally affected.
I would be very surprised if vets who are familiar with large animal work (and most vets who are involved in rodeo work are involved with large animal work) could not offer an expert opinion on the quality of the premises, the way in which the facilities were constructed and used, the way in which the animals were being put through the various chutes. I have seen some pretty ordinary sets of rodeo equipment around the place, both in Australia and overseas, and I have seen some excellent facilities. You can make that judgment as a vet. I am very sincere about the comments I have made here today, particularly about animal welfare and how it is a narrowing of the scope of what could be seen as the aims of this bill.
In this case, while I appreciate the minister's comments about the fact that the vet is employed by the organisers of the rodeo and that it does compromise the vet as a witness, I have to make the point that I think the vet could offer the inspector an opinion that the inspector should note. I would be very, very disappointed if that inspector did not give serious consideration to the vet's opinion before they made any decision, because I think the vet would win.
Amendment negatived.
The Hon. G.M. GUNN: I move:
Page 11, after line 11—Insert:
(6) In this section—
Designated rodeo veterinary surgeonfor a rodeo means the veterinary surgeon designated in the application for the permit to conduct the rodeo as the veterinary surgeon who will provide veterinary treatment at the rodeo or, if that veterinary surgeon does not do so, the veterinary surgeon who acts at the rodeo in the place of that veterinary surgeon.
Again, this amendment deals with the treatment of animals and veterinary surgeons. I think the amendment adds to the bill.
The Hon. J.D. HILL: This amendment is consequential on the previous amendment. We opposed the first amendment in clause 2, and we oppose this amendment for the same reason.
Amendment negatived.
The Hon. G.M. GUNN: I move:
Page 15, after line 36 [clause 12, inserted section 31E]—
After its present contents (now to be designated as subsection (1)) insert:
(2) An inspector, or a person assisting an inspector, who—
(a) addresses offensive language to any other person; or
(b) without lawful authority, hinders or obstructs or uses or threatens to use force in relation to any other person, is guilty of an offence.
Maximum penalty: $5,000
This particular amendment has been included in many acts of parliament. The minister can argue as much as he likes, but there is no reason this amendment should not be in the bill. It is included in acts of parliament the minister himself has administered. It is good enough to include in an act all these sorts of powers that could be applied against volunteers. What happens if one of these inspectors who is too full of their own importance suddenly becomes disruptive? Surely those people have a right to object in a democracy where free speech applies. The amendment refers to 'offensive language' and 'without lawful authority, hinders or obstructs or uses or threatens to use force in relation to any person, is guilty of an offence'.
What is wrong with it? There is nothing wrong with it; it is fair, reasonable and sensible and therefore it ought to be in this act as it ought to be in all acts of parliament. People are having their rights eroded by bureaucracy. Why should this not apply? This amendment is in very many acts of parliament; the only reason that the bureaucrats do not want it is petulant, in my view—miserable and petulant. They can like it or lump it as far as I am concerned, and it will continue—
The Hon. P.F. Conlon: I love it when you talk dirty, Gunny.
The Hon. G.M. GUNN: No, I am just telling a fact. The minister knows as well as I do that this particular clause is in many acts of parliament but because of Sir Humphreys 1, 2 or 3 or whatever category you like to call them—I do not care—
The Hon. P.F. Conlon: Do you want me to go?
The Hon. G.M. GUNN: You can help me, because you would agree with me that some of this is nonsense.
The Hon. P.F. Conlon interjecting:
The Hon. G.M. GUNN: Good on you. I thought that someone had some common sense on that side, and I give the minister full credit, but those who are pulling the strings can wear the consequences, because let me say to you—and this is a good clause to say it—if these people come along, we will find out how many hours and minutes they were there, how many kilometres they had done in their motor car, what instructions they were given, whether they were given instructions—it is unlimited, because these people are going there to hinder, harass and interfere with good living South Australian citizens. Two people can play the game, and obviously if no-one accepts these sorts of very reasonable amendments, then two can play the game, and I am going to play the game, I will tell you.
The Hon. J.D. HILL: Despite the threats in that speech, I indicate to the house that the government does not support this amendment. I do agree with the member, though, that it is in many pieces of legislation and, on this occasion, the other place did not carry it, which is interesting. We are certainly not carrying it in this house, as the member would know. Inspectors, as ministerial appointments, must abide by the Public Sector Management Act 1995 and the code of conduct for public sector employees. This ensures appropriate and lawful behaviour and provides penalties for inappropriate action.
It is appropriate that public servants are managed by one act, and that is the Public Sector Act. Furthermore, the Ombudsman has the authority to investigate allegations concerning the behaviour of any inspector, and the funding deed in the memorandum of understanding spells out the requirements that the government expects of its inspectors and of the RSPCA in its role as their employer. This arrangement has served the people very well for many years and will continue to do so. The other point I would make, of course, despite the implied threat in the member's comments, is that this house is capable of answering and dealing with any alleged breaches of the law, and the member is entitled, as is any member, to raise those issues at any time in here in any way he chooses.
The Hon. G.M. GUNN: The minister knows that I am a retiring character, and it takes a lot to get me on my feet on these sorts of occasions. Therefore, it will take a lot to get me into these matters, but at the end of the day what Sir Humphrey and the minister appear not to understand is that the average citizen is at a tremendous disadvantage when confronted by the government, its agencies or its inspectors. The average person does not know their rights. They can quite often be intimidated by these people whether or not these people do it intentionally, but they are not aware. They do not have access to legal representation.
Look what happened to that poor person at Clare who ended up in the Magistrates Court. If ever there was a shameful act which brought discredit on all those associated with it, that was it. A volunteer was dragged before the court, and he had done absolutely nothing wrong himself, but he was dragged before the court at the behest of some of the people and he was out of pocket. Then the RSPCA dropped the case, but they gave him no compensation for his out-of-pocket expenses, and that is absolutely appalling.
Here you are; the rodeos' volunteers are raising money not to provide it for lawyers. Heaven help me! I have made the point. We will vote on it, and people can say that I have made threats; no: I have just stated facts. I come from a small, isolated rural community and I understand the difficulties these people have, and I understand that they are entitled to stick up for themselves. In this world when bureaucrats get their own way on unreasonable matters, it always catches up with them. It will come back to bite them, and this is what is going to happen at the end of the day.
Mr VENNING: I just want to support the member for Stuart very strongly and say how much the party appreciates his position on this, particularly this clause. I will be using this in my electorate for publicly supporting rodeos, and I thank the member for Stuart for doing the work and being a keen supporter of rodeos, not just here but on the world scene.
The attention to detail from the member for Stuart is well known and, as I said yesterday in this house, that is the reason that he is here after all these years in a marginal seat. Let it be a lesson to all members that good representation goes against electoral trends. The member for Stuart can retire in two years' time—and we are very sad about that—with some comfort that he has looked after the little people. This is one prime example of that. We certainly support the member for Stuart.
The committee divided on the amendment:
AYES (12)
Evans, I.F. | Goldsworthy, M.R. | Griffiths, S.P. |
Gunn, G.M. (teller) | Kerin, R.G. | McFetridge, D. |
Penfold, E.M. | Pengilly, M. | Pisoni, D.G. |
Redmond, I.M. | Venning, I.H. | Williams, M.R. |
NOES (27)
Atkinson, M.J. | Bedford, F.E. | Bignell, L.W. |
Breuer, L.R. | Caica, P. | Ciccarello, V. |
Conlon, P.F. | Foley, K.O. | Geraghty, R.K. |
Hanna, K. | Hill, J.D. (teller) | Kenyon, T.R. |
Key, S.W. | Lomax-Smith, J.D. | Maywald, K.A. |
McEwen, R.J. | O'Brien, M.F. | Piccolo, T. |
Rankine, J.M. | Rann, M.D. | Rau, J.R. |
Simmons, L.A. | Snelling, J.J. | Stevens, L. |
Weatherill, J.W. | White, P.L. | Wright, M.J. |
PAIRS (6)
Hamilton-Smith, M.L.J. | Koutsantonis, T. |
Pederick, A.S. | Fox, C.C. |
Chapman, V.A. | Portolesi, G. |
Majority of 15 for the noes.
Amendment thus negatived; clause as amended passed.
Clauses 13 and 14 passed.
Clause 15.
The Hon. G.M. GUNN: My objection is that the penalty is excessive and unnecessary and will particularly affect volunteers. By putting this amendment forward, I have made my position clear; that is, it is an unnecessary and quite vindictive approach to these people. I have tried to highlight the vindictiveness of this proposal by way of suggesting an amendment that it be reduced. I will not be moving my amendments Nos 7 and 8, but I will certainly be moving my amendment to clause 18.
Clause passed.
Clauses 16 and 17 passed.
Clause 18.
The Hon. G.M. GUNN: I move:
Page 17, after line 38—Insert:
41—Prosecutions.
(1) A prosecution for an offence against this act may only be commenced by—
(a) an inspector; or
(b) a prescribed person or a person of a prescribed class.
(2) In proceedings for an offence against this act, an allegation in an information or complaint that a person named in the information or complaint was or was not, at a specified time—
(a) an inspector; or
(b) a prescribed person or a person of a prescribed class,
is, in the absence of proof to the contrary, proof of the matter alleged.
This is an important amendment. It will prevent the sort of nonsense and untruthfulness that is occurring. These animal liberationists and other extremists are bringing frivolous and quite outrageous prosecutions against good, decent people. We know that some of these people have the most peculiar backgrounds and their own involvement with animals is nothing of which to be proud.
Mr Hanna interjecting:
The Hon. G.M. GUNN: For the benefit of the member for Mitchell, my understanding is that one of these particular proponents has been barred from all the veterinary practices in Gawler. They do not want to see sight nor soul of that crazy woman. That is the woman who was put in the horse trough. I am not surprised she was put in there because I know exactly what she did. As I said on another occasion and I repeat: if I had been there, I would have clapped, too, because she certainly looked to me as though she was allergic to water. They go on with the most crazy behaviour and cause a great deal of difficulty for the people running rodeos.
This Mr Hanheuser, or whatever his name is (the character who stood against the member for Davenport), is the same person who polluted stock feed at Portland for the live export sheep going to the Middle East. These are the sorts of people you are dealing with. They have no sense of what is fair and reasonable. They have no ability to understand that thousands of people are enjoying themselves at these events that are properly run by volunteers who need our encouragement, assistance and support. They do not need unnecessary harassment and interference. This amendment relates to prosecutions that are fair, reasonable and appropriate.
The Hon. J.D. HILL: I understand the point the member for Stuart is making. The advice I have is that this is a standard right that any member of the public has in South Australia in relation to most legislation, that is, any individual can pursue a member of the public who has breached the law when it is a summary offence. For example, if I saw the honourable member crossing the road, jaywalking, theoretically I could pursue him in that regard, or if I saw him throwing rubbish away or doing any of those things, I could pursue him. However, very rarely does one do that.
It is an important principle because it means that if one of these inspectors, whom the honourable member has criticised so sharply, were in breach of this legislation (for example, if he was doing something improper such as keeping an animal in a car, not watering it or doing one of those things), a member of the public could pursue that inspector. It is so the Crown is potentially subject to the same penalties as any citizen. It is an important protection of the rights of the community to allow it to have a go at government, if you like.
Clearly, it is a power that potentially could be misused, and it is up to the courts to ensure that that does not happen. But to deny third party rights would mean that only inspectors could have those rights; and, if that were the case, there could well be abuse. As I say, my advice is that this ability is generally unfettered in South Australian legislation.
The Hon. G.M. GUNN: What the minister fails to indicate to the committee is that an inspector has the protection of the government, and any individual who would attempt on one of these matters to take someone to court must either have very sufficient financial means or have a legal background, otherwise it is beyond their capacity. I will give the committee an example. A constituent of mine has been accused of using a mobile telephone when that person does not own one, he is deaf, he does not know how to operate one and he has two witnesses.
The Hon. J.D. Hill: He will get off.
The Hon. G.M. GUNN: But to get a lawyer will cost him between, he is told, $800 and $2,000. The bureaucrat is protected, the ordinary citizen is at the beck and call of—
The Hon. J.D. Hill interjecting:
The Hon. G.M. GUNN: The minister ought to be grateful. He is making pretty good progress, but if he gets me wound up I could take him through the process for sometime. Why should these crazy people be allowed to go about the country tormenting, harassing and hindering the volunteers running these things? I thought this government supported volunteers. The government has a Minister for Volunteers, heaven help us. Where is she today? Volunteers run all these things, and you have community members who provide all the other facilities but you want to let these crazies take on some poor person who does not have the financial means to defend themselves.
The government runs the risk of those people getting prosecuted, even if the prosecution is quite frivolous. These people make things up. They run around with their video cameras and they doctor the videos. We know that. They have no sense of fairness or reason. This amendment seeks to protect those people. The experience at Marabel, in the electorate of the member for Schubert, ought to be a lesson for anyone, not just for members here who have the benefit of knowing what the law is, who have the means and the ability to defend themselves personally. I think it is pretty mean of us, particularly when these people are running these events for the good of their little communities.
They are under enough economic strain and difficulty out there now without having to put up with the sort of nonsense that some of these people carry on about. They race around the place. They have had to change the rules about who can video at these rodeos. The people running them claim copyright—at Wilmington and places—because of the scurrilous way these people went about taking and then altering the videos, trying to make out people were committing offences that had not taken place. It is a pretty reasonable and fair amendment to protect volunteers, and I am surprised that the minister will not support it.
Mr VENNING: I support the member for Stuart on this issue. We had an incident at Marabel involving a volunteer who happened to be the public officer for the rodeo. He comes from a very respected family in that community. In fact, he is a Rowett—a very well-respected name in that community. I thought it was absolutely gross that charges were laid against him as the public officer for the Marabel Rodeo. He is expected to pay his own legal fees and pay the fine, if it is ever levied against him.
I find this offensive. Who is going to be a volunteer at a rodeo if you can be personally liable like this? You are going to kill this; you are going to kill it dead. This poor person who would never have broken the law in his life rang me and said, 'Ivan, I'm liable for this according to them.' They made some pretty strong accusations against the rodeo and, as the public officer, he had to wear it. I find that offensive and, quite candidly, just blatantly wrong, and not fair.
The committee divided on the amendment:
AYES (12)
Evans, I.F. | Goldsworthy, M.R. | Griffiths, S.P. |
Gunn, G.M. (teller) | Kerin, R.G. | McFetridge, D. |
Penfold, E.M. | Pengilly, M. | Pisoni, D.G. |
Redmond, I.M. | Venning, I.H. | Williams, M.R. |
NOES (27)
Atkinson, M.J. | Bedford, F.E. | Bignell, L.W. |
Breuer, L.R. | Caica, P. | Ciccarello, V. |
Conlon, P.F. | Foley, K.O. | Geraghty, R.K. |
Hanna, K. | Hill, J.D. (teller) | Kenyon, T.R. |
Key, S.W. | Lomax-Smith, J.D. | Maywald, K.A. |
McEwen, R.J. | O'Brien, M.F. | Piccolo, T. |
Rankine, J.M. | Rann, M.D. | Rau, J.R. |
Simmons, L.A. | Snelling, J.J. | Stevens, L. |
Weatherill, J.W. | White, P.L. | Wright, M.J. |
PAIRS (6)
Hamilton-Smith, M.L.J. | Koutsantonis, T. |
Chapman, V.A. | Fox, C.C. |
Pederick, A.S. | Portolesi, G. |
Majority of 15 for the noes.
Amendment thus negatived; clause passed.
Clause 19 passed.
Clause 20.
The Hon. J.D. HILL: I move:
Page 18, line 23—Clause 20, insert section 43A—Delete 'the action' and substitute:
any action.
I am advised that the amendment to this section is to ensure that, if a person reports to an inspector an alleged contravention of this act, the inspector must, at the request of the person, inform the person if practicable of the action proposed to be taken under the act in respect of the allegation.
The wording of this amendment presupposes that an action will be taken. This current amendment clarifies that, if requested and if practicable, an inspector needs to inform a person of any action proposed to be undertaken. It may be that no action is proposed to be taken in response to a complaint such as if a complaint is vexatious or malicious. This means that if an action is proposed to be taken, then, if requested and practicable, an inspector must inform the complainant. I understand this is supported by the opposition, and I thank them for that.
Amendment carried; clause as amended passed.
Clause 21 and title passed.
Bill reported with amendment.
Third Reading
The Hon. J.D. HILL (Kaurna—Minister for Health, Minister for the Southern Suburbs, Minister Assisting the Premier in the Arts) (16:38): I move:
That this bill be now read a third time.
I thank the house for its support of this legislation. It has been an interesting debate, which I have enjoyed. I take this opportunity to thank my advisers today—Janice Goodwins; Peter Croft and Bob Innes; and also Dr Deb Kelly from the Department for Environment and Heritage; and Shirley Fisher, parliamentary counsel. I thank them for their assistance. I commend the legislation to the house and thank the opposition for its in-principle support of the measures contained in this legislation as outlined by the Deputy Leader of the Opposition yesterday during the preliminary stages of the debate.
Mr HANNA (Mitchell) (16:39): I am glad to note the passage of this legislation to improve the enforcement of animal welfare provisions in South Australia. The opposition, led by the Hon. Graham Gunn, (the member for Stuart), has sought to play out a rear guard action in relation to the practice of rodeos, but the majority view, I have to say, at least in the city of Adelaide, is that they need to go, because there is too much harm to animals in the process.
The concern that I had with the legislation was that it was a missed opportunity to take a completely different tack in relation to enforcement. I strongly suspect we would be better off if the police, that is, SAPOL, was responsible for enforcement of animal welfare provisions. It is true that it is a specialist area to look after the welfare of animals—perhaps to enter into farms, piggeries, chook yards and the like—but the reality is that there are many specialist areas which fall under the responsibilities of SAPOL, with special circumstances, special sensitivities and so on.
The reason, I believe, that the government has continued to persist with the RSPCA model for enforcement is that it is simply a lesser drain on the Treasury purse. Obviously, if SAPOL had those extra responsibilities, there would be additional funding required for SAPOL, and we certainly would not want to distract our good officers of the law from other matters pertaining to assaults on human beings and the like. But, I think essentially that policy decision is driven by economic reasons.
It is very interesting that constituents have contacted me about the funding of the RSPCA. One woman relayed to me an appeal for funds by the RSPCA saying that, 'Although we enforce the laws and we can get a $1,000 fine if someone has mistreated this poor little dog,' seen pictured, 'we do not get a cent from that $1,000.' While that is strictly true, on the other hand, there is an equivalent source of money from the government particularly for the enforcement functions of the RSPCA. So, the government, in a sense, provides the money for enforcement but allows the RSPCA to pretend that it does not, so that it can get in donation money on the basis that it is not getting the money from the fines which result from enforcement. So the RSPCA, you could say, has it both ways in that regard.
Nonetheless, the government has decided to stick with enforcement of animal welfare provisions by the RSPCA, and I am glad to see that the government has moved to increase penalties in certain respects. So, the bill goes in the right direction, and I realise that it is a controversial area. It seems to me that every time in this parliament—or at any level of government—the topic of cats, dogs, horses and farmyard animals is raised, there is heated debate, because they are creatures that we can readily relate to.
With those few comments, I note my support for the government legislation, and I am pleased to see that it will pass the lower house today.
Bill read a third time and passed.