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Senior Territorians (Paper 464)

That, the Assembly at its rising adjourn until 4.00 pm on Friday 23 June 2006, or such other time as notified by the Speaker, with one hour’s notice being given to Government and Opposition Whips and Members by the Speaker, or such other time and/or date as may be advised by the Speaker pursuant to Sessional Order.

(a) the Government accepts that hundreds of Territorians have been discriminated against by recent amendments to the Planning Act which allowed regulations to ban third party appeals by residents living in RL zones in Litchfield Shire area;

(b) the Legislative Assembly declare that Territorians living in rural areas have the right, equivalent to people living in urban areas, to appeal against planning applications that may impact upon their lifestyles;

(c) the Legislative Assembly call upon the Minister for Planning and Lands to add RL1 and RL2 of the Litchfield Area Plan (2004) to Schedule 2 of the Planning Act Regulations thereby allowing residents living in these areas the right to appeal against planning applications.

Prayers; Petitions; giving of Notices; Government Business, Notices; and Orders of the Day; Report of the Estimates Committee consideration of the Appropriation Bill 2006/2007 (Serial 50) and Government Owned Corporations Scrutiny Committee consideration of the financial and management practices of the Power and Water Corporation as referenced in its Statement of Corporate Intent for 2006/2007.

15. If at any time a quorum is not present, the Chairman will suspend proceedings of the Committee until a quorum is present, or adjourn the Committee until a time and/or date to be fixed.

17. Unless otherwise ordered by the Committee the Committee shall sit during the following periods:

(a) on Tuesday 20 June, 2006 commencing at 8:30am and adjourning at 11.00pm;

(b) on Wednesday 21 June, 2006 commencing at 8.30am and adjourning at 11.00pm;

(c) on Thursday 22 June, 2006 commencing at 8.30am and adjourning at 11.00pm;

(d) on Friday 23 June, 2006 commencing at 8.30am and adjourning at 1pm; and

(e) the Committee may suspend the hearings from time to time.

At that time the Chairman shall note the question or that part of the question taken on notice and any clarification required. The text of questions on notice will be distributed to the Minister (or Speaker) by the Committee Secretariat.

34. A member ordered to withdraw in accordance with the direction of the Chairman must immediately withdraw for the stated period.

35. If a Member persistently disrupts the business of the Committee:

(a) The Chair may name the Member;

(b) If the Member named is a member of the Estimates Committee, suspend the sittings until the Chair has reported the offence to the Speaker;

(c) If the Member named is not a member of the Estimates Committee, orders that the Member withdraw from the sittings of the Committee until the Chair has reported the offence to the Speaker.

(a) The objection must be taken at once and stated in writing;

(b) The Chair as soon as practicable advises the Speaker who makes a ruling on the matters; and

(c) The Estimates Committee may continue to meet but not further examine the matter then under consideration and which is the subject of the objection.

39. When the Report of the Estimates Committee is presented it shall be taken into consideration forthwith, together with the Report of the Government Owned Corporations Scrutiny Committee.

40. The following time limits shall apply to consideration of the reports of the Committees on the question:

"that the proposed expenditure be agreed to and that the resolutions or expressions of opinion as agreed to by the committees in relation to the proposed expenditure or outputs with reference to the Appropriation Bill 2006/07; and

the transactions of public sector entities included in the Budget Papers and applicable Community Service Obligations paid to and dividends received from the Power and Water Corporation, a Government Owned Corporation under the Government Owned Corporations Act, be noted."

"that the remainder of the Bill be agreed to".

1. That, notwithstanding anything contained in Standing Orders and Sessional Orders there be appointed a Committee of the Legislative Assembly to be known as the Government Owned Corporations Scrutiny Committee for the purpose of examining and reporting on the activities, performance, practices and financial management of the Power and Water Corporation, a Government Owned Corporation under the Government Owned Corporations Act, with reference to the Power and Water Corporation’s Statement of Corporate Intent for 2006/07.

(a) The Chair may name the Member;

(b) If the Member named is a member of the Government Owned Corporations Scrutiny Committee, suspend the sittings until the Chair has reported the offence to the Speaker;

(c) If the Member named is not a member of the Government Owned Corporations Scrutiny Committee, orders that the Member withdraw from the sittings of the Committee until the Chair has reported the offence to the Speaker.

(a) The objection must be taken at once and stated in writing;

(b) The Chair as soon as practicable advises the Speaker who makes a ruling on the matters; and

(c) The Government Owned Corporations Scrutiny Committee may continue to meet but not further examine the matter then under consideration and which is the subject of the objection.

"that the proposed expenditure be agreed to and that the resolutions or expressions of opinion as agreed to by the committees in relation to the proposed expenditure or outputs with reference to the Appropriation Bill 2006/07, or the activities, performance, practices and financial management of the Power and Water Corporation with reference to its Statements of Corporate Intent for 2006/07, be noted "

Any other Member10 minutes,