Minutes of Proceedings - 1995-08-15
Seventh Assembly First Session 15/08/1995 Parliamentary Record No. 13
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Date : 15/08/1995__________________________________________________________________________________
1. MEETING:
The Assembly met at 10.00 a.m., pursuant to resolution of the Assembly, dated
Thursday 22 June 1995. The Speaker, the Honourable T.R. McCarthy, took the Chair.
2. PRAYERS.
3. MESSAGE FROM THE ADMINISTRATOR:
The Speaker advised Honourable Members that he had received the following Message from His Honour the Administrator -
Message No. 15
I, KEITH JOHN AUSTIN ASCHE, the Administrator of the Northern Territory of
Australia, advise the Legislative Assembly that, pursuant to section 7 of the Northern
Territory (Self-Government) Act 1978, of the Commonwealth, declare that I have given my
assent to the following proposed laws:
16 June 1995:
Rights of the Terminally Ill Act 1995
23 June 1995:
Statute Law Revision Act 1995
26 June 1995:
Agents Licensing Amendment Act 1995
Appropriation Act 1995-96
Business Franchise Amendment Act 1995
Control of Roads Amendment Act 1995
Energy Resource Consumption Levy Amendment Act 1995
Juvenile Justice Amendment Act 1995
Lands Acquisition Amendment Act 1995
Liquefied Petroleum Gas (Subsidy) Act Repeal Act 1995
Mining Assistance Act Repeal Act 1995
Motor Vehicles Amendment Act 1995
Ombudsman (Northern Territory) Amendment Act 1995
Racing and Betting Amendment Act 1995
Retirement Villages Act 1995
Road Transport Charges (Northern Territory) Act 1995
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Road Transport Reform (Vehicles and Traffic) (Northern Territory) Act 1995
Stamp Duty Amendment Act 1995
Trustee Amendment Act 1995
Work Health Amendment Act 1995
Dated 20th day of July, 1995.
(Sgd) AUSTIN ASCHE
Administrator.
(Paper 1902)
4. PETITIONS:
The Member for Nightcliff (Mr Hatton) presented a petition from 140 petitioners requesting
that the Assembly legislate to ensure that the Internet superhighway does not transmit
material which is unsuitable for minors (Paper 1899).
Petition read.
Mr Hatton presented a petition from 303 petitioners in similar terms to a petition
presented earlier this day (Paper 1900).
5. REQUEST FOR REFERRAL TO COMMITTEE OF PRIVILEGES - ALLEGED
DELIBERATE MISLEADING OF THE ASSEMBLY BY THE MEMBER FOR
LEANYER:
The Member for Wanguri (Mr Bailey), pursuant to Standing Order 83, raised as a matter
of the privilege the alleged misleading of the Assembly by the Member for Leanyer
(Mr Finch) in his capacity as Minister for Education and Training regarding matters
relating to Modular Medical Products.
The Speaker advised that he would consider the matter and give a decision on the next sitting day.
6. NOTICES:
The following notices were given:
Mr Bell: To move - That the Terms of Reference of the Sessional Committee on the
Use and Abuse of Alcohol by the Community, agreed to on 27 June 1994, be varied as follows:
Insert new paragraph 2A -
"2A. The Committee be empowered, unless otherwise
ordered, to inquire into and report on:
(a) the extent of illegal drug use in the
Northern Territory; and
(b) the legislative and administrative response of
other Australian Governments to such illegal drug
use; and
the Committee make recommendations for legislative
and administrative reform in the Northern Territory
in respect of those matters; and
report during the August 1996 sittings.".
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Mr Rioli: To move -
That this Assembly takes note of the poor quality of life of a large number of the Northern Territory population, in particular:
(a) the poor health status;
(b) the low education attainment;
(c) inadequate housing;
(d) poor employment prospects; and
(e) the general impacts of poverty; and
calls on the Northern Territory Government to implement a series of initiatives to
address these inequalities to provide measurable outcomes of improvement in each of
the above areas, with the objective of providing equality of opportunity for all Territorians.
Mr Bailey: To present the Northern Territory Land Corporation Amendment Bill 1995 (Serial 99).
Mr Bell: To present the Poisons and Dangerous Drugs Amendment Bill 1995
(Serial 100).
7. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES - CHANGE OF MEMBERSHIP:
The Leader of Government Business (Mr Coulter) moved - That membership of
Legislative Assembly Committees be varied as follows:
House Committee: The Member for Macdonnell (Mr Bell) be discharged from further
attendance and the Member for Fannie Bay (Ms Martin) be appointed as a member
of the Committee in his stead; the Member for Arnhem (Mr Lanhupuy) be discharged from
further attendance and the Member for Nhulunbuy (Mr Stirling) be appointed as a
member of the Committee in his stead.
Committee of Privileges: The Member for Karama (Mr Palmer) be discharged from
further attendance and the Member for Casuarina (Mr Adamson) be appointed in his stead.
Public Accounts Committee: The Member for Brennan (Mr Burke) be discharged from
further attendance and the Member for Millner (Mr Mitchell) be appointed as a member of
the Committee in his stead.
Standing Orders Committee: The Member for Sanderson (Mr Manzie) be discharged
from further attendance and the Member for Palmerston (Mr Coulter) be appointed as a
member of the Committee in his stead; and the Member for MacDonnell (Mr Bell) be
discharged from further attendance and the Member for Fannie Bay (Ms Martin) be
appointed as a member of the Committee in his stead.
Subordinate Legislation and Tabled Papers Committee: The Member for Arafura
(Mr Rioli) be discharged from further attendance and the Member for Macdonnell
(Mr Bell) be appointed as a member of the Committee in his stead; and the Member for
Nhulunbuy (Mr
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Stirling) be discharged from further attendance and the Member for Fannie Bay
(Ms Martin) be appointed as a member of the Committee in his stead.
Sessional Committee on the Environment: The Member for Arnhem (Mr Lanhupuy) be
discharged from further attendance and the Member for Arafura (Mr Rioli) be appointed
as a member of the Committee in his stead.
Sessional Committee on the Use and Abuse of Alcohol by the Community: The
Member for Araluen (Mr Poole) be discharged from further attendance; and the
Member for Leanyer (Mr Finch) be appointed as a member of the Committee in his stead.
Question - put and passed.
8. MINISTRY AND ADMINISTRATIVE ARRANGEMENTS - MINISTERIAL STATEMENT:
The Chief Minister (Mr Stone), by leave, made a Statement relating to the Administrative
Arrangements Order signed by the Administrator on 26 June 1995 appointing the following Ministers:
HON S. L. STONE
. Chief Minister;
. Minister for Police, Fire and Emergency Services;
. Minister for Ethnic Affairs; and
. Minister for the Arts and Museums.
HON M. A. REED
. Treasurer;
. Minister for Mines and Energy; and
. Minister for Lands, Planning and Environment.
HON S. P. HATTON
. Attorney-General;
. Minister for Education and Training;
. Minister for Sport and Recreation; and
. Minister for Constitutional Development.
HON B. F. COULTER
. Minister for Tourism;
. Minister for Parks and Wildlife;
. Minister for Racing and Gaming; and
. Minister for the Railway.
HON E. H. POOLE
. Minister for Asian Relations, Trade and Industry;
. Minister for Regional Development; and
. Minister Assisting the Chief Minister on Central Australia.
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HON F. A. FINCH
. Minister for Public Employment;
. Minister for Health Services; and
. Minister for the Liquor Commission.
HON M. J. PALMER
. Minister for Transport and Works; and
. Minister for Primary Industry and Fisheries.
HON D. W. MANZIE
. Minister for Housing;
. Minister for Local Government;
. Minister for Aboriginal Development; and
. Minister for Correctional Services.
HON D. G. BURKE
. Minister for Power and Water;
. Minister for Work Health; and
. Minister for Territory Insurance.
Paper tabled: Mr Stone laid on the Table the following Paper -
. Northern Territory Government Gazette No. S25,
dated 30 June 1995 (Paper 1901).
9. QUESTIONS:
Questions were asked of Ministers.
10. VICTORY IN THE PACIFIC DAY -MOTION AGREED TO:
The Chief Minister (Mr Stone),by leave, moved - That this Assembly acknowledges the
debt of gratitude owed to all those who, at home and abroad, contributed to the Allied
Victory in the Pacific fifty years ago, recognising that their sacrifices remain the
foundation for the peace and friendship the people of our region enjoy today.
Debate ensued.
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The Speaker invited Members to stand and observe two minutes silence in tribute, on
this 50th Anniversary of Victory in the Pacific, to honour all Australians who died during
World War II and who served under arms and those people who worked tirelessly to
sustain the war effort at home.
And Members present having stood in their places in silence.
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Debate continued.
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Suspension of sitting: The sitting was suspended between 11.59 a.m. and 4.02 p.m.
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Debate resumed.
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Distinguished visitor: The Speaker (Mr McCarthy) drew the attention of Honourable
Members to the presence in the gallery of the Honourable Jack Simpson, former
Member for Niddrie in the Victorian Legislative Assembly and former Minister for Public
Works and Mrs Simpson.
On behalf of Honourable Members, the Speaker extended a warm welcome to the distinguished visitor.
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Debate continued.
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Suspension of sitting: The sitting was suspended between 5.40 p.m. and 7.15 p.m.
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Debate resumed.
Question - put and passed.
11. FURTHER NOTICES:
The following further notices were given, by leave:
Mr Coulter, at the request of and on the behalf of Mr Finch: To present the Poisons and
Dangerous Drugs Amendment Bill (No. 2) 1995 (Serial 98).
Mr Coulter: To present the Gaming Control Amendment Bill 1995 (Serial 93).
Mr Coulter: To present the Conservation Commission Amendment Bill 1995 (Serial 94).
Mr Coulter: To present the Parks and Wildlife Commission (Consequential Amendments) Bill 1995 (Serial 95).
12. ADJOURNMENT:
The Leader of Government Business (Mr Coulter) moved - That the Assembly do now adjourn.
Debate ensued.
Question - put and passed.
And the Assembly adjourned at 8.45 p.m. until tomorrow at 10.00 a.m.
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PAPERS:
The following Papers were deemed to have been presented on Tuesday 15 August 1995:
Financial Management Act:
Direction by Acting Administrator pursuant to section 20(1)(a) -
Department of Education, dated 30 June 1995 (Paper 1884)
Health and Community Services, dated 30 June 1995 (Paper 1885)
Northern Territory Police, Fire and Emergency Services, dated 30 June 1995
(Paper 1886)
Northern Territory Tourist Commission, dated 30 June 1995 (Paper 1883)
Direction by Treasurer, pursuant to section 20(1)(b) -
Conservation Commission of the Northern Territory, dated 30 June 1995 (Paper 1889)
Department of Correctional Services, dated 30 June 1995 (Paper 1892)
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Financial Management Act (cont):
Department of Health and Community Services, dated 30 June 1995 (Paper 1891)
Department of the Legislative Assembly, dated 30 June 1995 (Paper 1887)
Northern Territory Treasury, NCOM, dated 30 June 1995 (Paper 1890)
Office of Courts Administration, dated 30 June 1995 (Paper 1893)
Variation of Allocations to Activities, pursuant to section 23(1) -
Department of Education, dated 30 June 1995 (Paper 1898)
Department of Mines and Energy, dated 29 June 1995 (Paper 1896)
Museums and Art Galleries Board and Department of Sport and Recreation,
dated 23 June 1995 (Paper 1894)
Museums and Art Galleries Board, dated 26 June 1995 (Paper 1895)
Variation of Allocations to Activities, pursuant to section 23(1) and 23(2) -
Department of Law, dated 30 June 1995 (Paper 1888)
Northern Territory Police, Fire and Emergency Services, dated 30 June 1995
(Paper 1897)
Regulations 1995:
No. 21, Amendment of Water Supply and Sewerage Regulations (Paper 1875)
No. 22, Amendment of Liquor Regulations (Paper 1876)
No. 23, Amendment of Motor Vehicles (Fees and Charges) Regulations (Paper 1877)
No. 24, Amendments of Traffic Regulations (Paper 1878)
No. 25, Amendment of the Public Sector Employment and Management (Exemption) Regulations (Paper 1879)
No. 26, Consumer Affairs and Fair Trading (Travel Agents) Regulations (Paper 1880)
No. 27, Amendment of Racing and Betting Regulations (Paper 1881)
No. 28, Amendments of Education (School Councils) Regulations (Paper 1882)
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ATTENDANCE:
All Members attended the sitting.
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Date : 15/08/1995
1. MEETING:
The Assembly met at 10.00 a.m., pursuant to resolution of the Assembly, dated
Thursday 22 June 1995. The Speaker, the Honourable T.R. McCarthy, took the Chair.
2. PRAYERS.
3. MESSAGE FROM THE ADMINISTRATOR:
The Speaker advised Honourable Members that he had received the following Message from His Honour the Administrator -
Message No. 15
I, KEITH JOHN AUSTIN ASCHE, the Administrator of the Northern Territory of
Australia, advise the Legislative Assembly that, pursuant to section 7 of the Northern
Territory (Self-Government) Act 1978, of the Commonwealth, declare that I have given my
assent to the following proposed laws:
16 June 1995:
Rights of the Terminally Ill Act 1995
23 June 1995:
Statute Law Revision Act 1995
26 June 1995:
Agents Licensing Amendment Act 1995
Appropriation Act 1995-96
Business Franchise Amendment Act 1995
Control of Roads Amendment Act 1995
Energy Resource Consumption Levy Amendment Act 1995
Juvenile Justice Amendment Act 1995
Lands Acquisition Amendment Act 1995
Liquefied Petroleum Gas (Subsidy) Act Repeal Act 1995
Mining Assistance Act Repeal Act 1995
Motor Vehicles Amendment Act 1995
Ombudsman (Northern Territory) Amendment Act 1995
Racing and Betting Amendment Act 1995
Retirement Villages Act 1995
Road Transport Charges (Northern Territory) Act 1995
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Road Transport Reform (Vehicles and Traffic) (Northern Territory) Act 1995
Stamp Duty Amendment Act 1995
Trustee Amendment Act 1995
Work Health Amendment Act 1995
Dated 20th day of July, 1995.
(Sgd) AUSTIN ASCHE
Administrator.
(Paper 1902)
4. PETITIONS:
The Member for Nightcliff (Mr Hatton) presented a petition from 140 petitioners requesting
that the Assembly legislate to ensure that the Internet superhighway does not transmit
material which is unsuitable for minors (Paper 1899).
Petition read.
Mr Hatton presented a petition from 303 petitioners in similar terms to a petition
presented earlier this day (Paper 1900).
5. REQUEST FOR REFERRAL TO COMMITTEE OF PRIVILEGES - ALLEGED
DELIBERATE MISLEADING OF THE ASSEMBLY BY THE MEMBER FOR
LEANYER:
The Member for Wanguri (Mr Bailey), pursuant to Standing Order 83, raised as a matter
of the privilege the alleged misleading of the Assembly by the Member for Leanyer
(Mr Finch) in his capacity as Minister for Education and Training regarding matters
relating to Modular Medical Products.
The Speaker advised that he would consider the matter and give a decision on the next sitting day.
6. NOTICES:
The following notices were given:
Mr Bell: To move - That the Terms of Reference of the Sessional Committee on the
Use and Abuse of Alcohol by the Community, agreed to on 27 June 1994, be varied as follows:
Insert new paragraph 2A -
"2A. The Committee be empowered, unless otherwise
ordered, to inquire into and report on:
(a) the extent of illegal drug use in the
Northern Territory; and
(b) the legislative and administrative response of
other Australian Governments to such illegal drug
use; and
the Committee make recommendations for legislative
and administrative reform in the Northern Territory
in respect of those matters; and
report during the August 1996 sittings.".
Page 308
Mr Rioli: To move -
That this Assembly takes note of the poor quality of life of a large number of the Northern Territory population, in particular:
(a) the poor health status;
(b) the low education attainment;
(c) inadequate housing;
(d) poor employment prospects; and
(e) the general impacts of poverty; and
calls on the Northern Territory Government to implement a series of initiatives to
address these inequalities to provide measurable outcomes of improvement in each of
the above areas, with the objective of providing equality of opportunity for all Territorians.
Mr Bailey: To present the Northern Territory Land Corporation Amendment Bill 1995 (Serial 99).
Mr Bell: To present the Poisons and Dangerous Drugs Amendment Bill 1995
(Serial 100).
7. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES - CHANGE OF MEMBERSHIP:
The Leader of Government Business (Mr Coulter) moved - That membership of
Legislative Assembly Committees be varied as follows:
House Committee: The Member for Macdonnell (Mr Bell) be discharged from further
attendance and the Member for Fannie Bay (Ms Martin) be appointed as a member
of the Committee in his stead; the Member for Arnhem (Mr Lanhupuy) be discharged from
further attendance and the Member for Nhulunbuy (Mr Stirling) be appointed as a
member of the Committee in his stead.
Committee of Privileges: The Member for Karama (Mr Palmer) be discharged from
further attendance and the Member for Casuarina (Mr Adamson) be appointed in his stead.
Public Accounts Committee: The Member for Brennan (Mr Burke) be discharged from
further attendance and the Member for Millner (Mr Mitchell) be appointed as a member of
the Committee in his stead.
Standing Orders Committee: The Member for Sanderson (Mr Manzie) be discharged
from further attendance and the Member for Palmerston (Mr Coulter) be appointed as a
member of the Committee in his stead; and the Member for MacDonnell (Mr Bell) be
discharged from further attendance and the Member for Fannie Bay (Ms Martin) be
appointed as a member of the Committee in his stead.
Subordinate Legislation and Tabled Papers Committee: The Member for Arafura
(Mr Rioli) be discharged from further attendance and the Member for Macdonnell
(Mr Bell) be appointed as a member of the Committee in his stead; and the Member for
Nhulunbuy (Mr
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Stirling) be discharged from further attendance and the Member for Fannie Bay
(Ms Martin) be appointed as a member of the Committee in his stead.
Sessional Committee on the Environment: The Member for Arnhem (Mr Lanhupuy) be
discharged from further attendance and the Member for Arafura (Mr Rioli) be appointed
as a member of the Committee in his stead.
Sessional Committee on the Use and Abuse of Alcohol by the Community: The
Member for Araluen (Mr Poole) be discharged from further attendance; and the
Member for Leanyer (Mr Finch) be appointed as a member of the Committee in his stead.
Question - put and passed.
8. MINISTRY AND ADMINISTRATIVE ARRANGEMENTS - MINISTERIAL STATEMENT:
The Chief Minister (Mr Stone), by leave, made a Statement relating to the Administrative
Arrangements Order signed by the Administrator on 26 June 1995 appointing the following Ministers:
HON S. L. STONE
. Chief Minister;
. Minister for Police, Fire and Emergency Services;
. Minister for Ethnic Affairs; and
. Minister for the Arts and Museums.
HON M. A. REED
. Treasurer;
. Minister for Mines and Energy; and
. Minister for Lands, Planning and Environment.
HON S. P. HATTON
. Attorney-General;
. Minister for Education and Training;
. Minister for Sport and Recreation; and
. Minister for Constitutional Development.
HON B. F. COULTER
. Minister for Tourism;
. Minister for Parks and Wildlife;
. Minister for Racing and Gaming; and
. Minister for the Railway.
HON E. H. POOLE
. Minister for Asian Relations, Trade and Industry;
. Minister for Regional Development; and
. Minister Assisting the Chief Minister on Central Australia.
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HON F. A. FINCH
. Minister for Public Employment;
. Minister for Health Services; and
. Minister for the Liquor Commission.
HON M. J. PALMER
. Minister for Transport and Works; and
. Minister for Primary Industry and Fisheries.
HON D. W. MANZIE
. Minister for Housing;
. Minister for Local Government;
. Minister for Aboriginal Development; and
. Minister for Correctional Services.
HON D. G. BURKE
. Minister for Power and Water;
. Minister for Work Health; and
. Minister for Territory Insurance.
Paper tabled: Mr Stone laid on the Table the following Paper -
. Northern Territory Government Gazette No. S25,
dated 30 June 1995 (Paper 1901).
9. QUESTIONS:
Questions were asked of Ministers.
10. VICTORY IN THE PACIFIC DAY -MOTION AGREED TO:
The Chief Minister (Mr Stone),by leave, moved - That this Assembly acknowledges the
debt of gratitude owed to all those who, at home and abroad, contributed to the Allied
Victory in the Pacific fifty years ago, recognising that their sacrifices remain the
foundation for the peace and friendship the people of our region enjoy today.
Debate ensued.
____________________
The Speaker invited Members to stand and observe two minutes silence in tribute, on
this 50th Anniversary of Victory in the Pacific, to honour all Australians who died during
World War II and who served under arms and those people who worked tirelessly to
sustain the war effort at home.
And Members present having stood in their places in silence.
_____________________
Debate continued.
____________________
Suspension of sitting: The sitting was suspended between 11.59 a.m. and 4.02 p.m.
____________________
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Debate resumed.
____________________
Distinguished visitor: The Speaker (Mr McCarthy) drew the attention of Honourable
Members to the presence in the gallery of the Honourable Jack Simpson, former
Member for Niddrie in the Victorian Legislative Assembly and former Minister for Public
Works and Mrs Simpson.
On behalf of Honourable Members, the Speaker extended a warm welcome to the distinguished visitor.
____________________
Debate continued.
____________________
Suspension of sitting: The sitting was suspended between 5.40 p.m. and 7.15 p.m.
____________________
Debate resumed.
Question - put and passed.
11. FURTHER NOTICES:
The following further notices were given, by leave:
Mr Coulter, at the request of and on the behalf of Mr Finch: To present the Poisons and
Dangerous Drugs Amendment Bill (No. 2) 1995 (Serial 98).
Mr Coulter: To present the Gaming Control Amendment Bill 1995 (Serial 93).
Mr Coulter: To present the Conservation Commission Amendment Bill 1995 (Serial 94).
Mr Coulter: To present the Parks and Wildlife Commission (Consequential Amendments) Bill 1995 (Serial 95).
12. ADJOURNMENT:
The Leader of Government Business (Mr Coulter) moved - That the Assembly do now adjourn.
Debate ensued.
Question - put and passed.
And the Assembly adjourned at 8.45 p.m. until tomorrow at 10.00 a.m.
===========================
PAPERS:
The following Papers were deemed to have been presented on Tuesday 15 August 1995:
Financial Management Act:
Direction by Acting Administrator pursuant to section 20(1)(a) -
Department of Education, dated 30 June 1995 (Paper 1884)
Health and Community Services, dated 30 June 1995 (Paper 1885)
Northern Territory Police, Fire and Emergency Services, dated 30 June 1995
(Paper 1886)
Northern Territory Tourist Commission, dated 30 June 1995 (Paper 1883)
Direction by Treasurer, pursuant to section 20(1)(b) -
Conservation Commission of the Northern Territory, dated 30 June 1995 (Paper 1889)
Department of Correctional Services, dated 30 June 1995 (Paper 1892)
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Financial Management Act (cont):
Department of Health and Community Services, dated 30 June 1995 (Paper 1891)
Department of the Legislative Assembly, dated 30 June 1995 (Paper 1887)
Northern Territory Treasury, NCOM, dated 30 June 1995 (Paper 1890)
Office of Courts Administration, dated 30 June 1995 (Paper 1893)
Variation of Allocations to Activities, pursuant to section 23(1) -
Department of Education, dated 30 June 1995 (Paper 1898)
Department of Mines and Energy, dated 29 June 1995 (Paper 1896)
Museums and Art Galleries Board and Department of Sport and Recreation,
dated 23 June 1995 (Paper 1894)
Museums and Art Galleries Board, dated 26 June 1995 (Paper 1895)
Variation of Allocations to Activities, pursuant to section 23(1) and 23(2) -
Department of Law, dated 30 June 1995 (Paper 1888)
Northern Territory Police, Fire and Emergency Services, dated 30 June 1995
(Paper 1897)
Regulations 1995:
No. 21, Amendment of Water Supply and Sewerage Regulations (Paper 1875)
No. 22, Amendment of Liquor Regulations (Paper 1876)
No. 23, Amendment of Motor Vehicles (Fees and Charges) Regulations (Paper 1877)
No. 24, Amendments of Traffic Regulations (Paper 1878)
No. 25, Amendment of the Public Sector Employment and Management (Exemption) Regulations (Paper 1879)
No. 26, Consumer Affairs and Fair Trading (Travel Agents) Regulations (Paper 1880)
No. 27, Amendment of Racing and Betting Regulations (Paper 1881)
No. 28, Amendments of Education (School Councils) Regulations (Paper 1882)
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ATTENDANCE:
All Members attended the sitting.
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