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22 Apr 2009 Petitions 29 Bills (Private Members) Sessional Order 1 & 3 Second reading debate —Mover Sessional Order 1 & 3 1 hour —Other Members Sessional Order 1 & 3 10 minutes —Mover in reply Sessional Order 1 & 3 30 minutes Consideration in Detail —Mover Sessional Order 1 & 3 no limit —Minister responsible for policy area (on each question) Sessional Order 1 & 3 1 x 20 minutes; or 2 x 10 minutes; or 1 x 10 minutes and 2 x 5 minutes —Other Members (on each question) Sessional Order 1 & 3 1 x 10 minutes or 2 x 5 minutes Bills (Government) Second reading debate —Mover (Minister) SO 128(5) 1 hour —Leader of the Opposition (or nominee) SO 131 1 hour —Other Members SO 131 20 minutes —Mover in reply SO 131 30 minutes Consideration in Detail —Mover (Minister) SO 139 no limit —Leader of the Opposition (or nominee) (on each question) SO 139 1 x 20 minutes; or 2 x 10 minutes; or 1 x 10 minutes and 2 x 5 minutes —Other Members (on each question) 1 x 10 minutes or 2 x 5 minutes Address in Reply Debate —Total time SO 47 28 hours —Mover SO 47 20 minutes —Other members SO 47 20 minutes —Mover in reply SO 47 30 minutes Dress standards 6. Dress standards in the parliamentary chamber should be appropriate to the Queensland climate and reflect general community standards. All members and staff are expected to dress in business attire. Male members and staff may wear a long-sleeve business shirt and tie or coat and long-sleeve business shirt without tie. Hon. AM BLIGH (South Brisbane—ALP) (Premier and Minister for the Arts) (9.36 am): I second the motion moved by the Leader of the House. Question put—That the motion be agreed to. Motion agreed to. PETITIONS The Clerk presented the following paper petitions, lodged by the honourable members indicated— Cooktown, Review of Fisheries Entitlements Mr O’Brien, 2 petitions, 18 and 984, from 1,002 petitioners in total, requesting the House to review the current commercial fisheries entitlements of commercial net operators in the Cooktown area. [11, 12] Manly Boat Harbour, Coast Guard Pontoon Mr Lucas, from 399 petitioners, requesting the House to expedite negotiations with the lease holder of the Coast Guard pontoon at Manly Boat Harbour and the Port of Brisbane Corporation so that facilities can be upgraded to accommodate the demand for services provided by Sailability Bayside [13]. Traveston Dam Mr Gibson, from 1,823 petitioners, requesting the House to abandon plans for the Traveston Dam [14].
30 Tabled Papers 22 Apr 2009 Woolooga-Cooroy South, Powerlink Mr Wellington, from 132 petitioners, requesting the House to implement policies which support an alternative to Powerlink’s proposed Woolooga to South Cooroy Transmission Line and Substation Project; and support initiatives that ensure a sustainable future for all Sunshine Coast residents, flora and fauna [16]. Gold Coast Hospital Mr Stevens, a paper petition from 1,332 petitioners, and an e-petition from 562 petitioners, requesting the House to assure the people of the Gold Coast that the Southport campus of the Gold Coast Hospital will be retained as a substantial acute medical and surgical in-patient and out-patient facility for public usage in addition to the new Gold Coast University Hospital after the new hospital is completed in 2012 [15, 17]. The Clerk presented the following e-petitions, sponsored by the honourable members indicated— Redcliffe Hospital Mr Langbroek, from 146 petitioners, requesting the House to urgently increase funding and local services at Redcliffe Hospital [18]. Alexandra Headland, Proposed Highway Ms Simpson, from 722 petitioners, requesting the House to oppose the proposal for a six-lane highway through Alexandra Headland [19]. Schools, Education Inquiry Mr Pitt, from 288 petitioners, requesting the House to initiate an inquiry into school education [20]. Royal Children’s Hospital Mr McArdle, from 10,759 petitioners, requesting the House to protect and enhance facilities at the Royal Children’s Hospital and consider more careful the decision to close the Hospital [21]. Ormeau, LORDS School Mr Langbroek, from 125 petitioners, requesting the House to honour Premier Bligh’s commitment of 2006 to approve the establishment of LORDS School in Ormeau [22]. Bimblebox Nature Refuge Mr Lee, from 655 petitioners, requesting the House to protect the Bimblebox Nature Refuge, along with all nature refuges, from future mining activities [23]. Fuel Subsidy Scheme Ms Simpson, from 314 petitioners, requesting the House to retain the current Fuel Subsidy system paid directly to service stations, which then pass it on to motorists [24]. Adoption Laws Mr Dempsey, from 229 petitioners, requesting the House to implement adoption legislation based on the findings of the Adoption Consultation Feedback Report [25]. Bundaberg, Driver Training Course Mr Dempsey, from 229 petitioners, requesting the House to support the construction and operation of a specialised course in Bundaberg for training in the operation of motorcycles and motor vehicles [26]. Licensed Venues, Restrictions on Use of Glass Ms Barry, from 189 petitioners, requesting the House to require licensed venues to restrict the use of glass after the hour of 10:00 pm [27]. Petitions received. TABLED PAPERS PAPERS TABLED DURING THE 52ND PARLIAMENT The Clerk informed the House that the following papers, received after the last sitting day of the 52nd Parliament on 12 February 2009, and prior to the dissolution of the 52nd Parliament on 23 February 2009, were tabled on the dates indicated— 16 February 2009— 5134 Response from the Minister for Mines and Energy (Mr Wilson) to a paper petition (1172-08) presented by Mr Wellington from 342 petitioners regarding the proposed Powerlink Woolooga to Cooroy South transmission line and substation project 17 February 2009— 5135 Response from the Minister for Mines and Energy (Mr Wilson) to a paper petition (1158-08) presented by Mr Wellington from 260 petitioners regarding the proposed Powerlink Woolooga to Cooroy South transmission line and substation project 5136 Response from the Minister for Mines and Energy (Mr Wilson) to a paper petition (1159-08) presented by Mr Wellington from 305 petitioners regarding the proposed Powerlink Woolooga to Cooroy South transmission line and substation project 5137 Response from the Minister for Mines and Energy (Mr Wilson) to a paper petition (1169-08) presented by Mr Wellington from 269 petitioners regarding high voltage power lines proposed by Powerlink
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